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A New Way of Looking at Labor
Recently, the New York Times have been doing a series of articles about work in their magazine section. It is called “The Work Issue: Reimagining the Office”. I haven’t read all the way through but I did want to post about the one where the owner of a cleaning service has decided that he would…
Tiger Effect
Normally, I don’t follow golf but last Sunday something remarkable happened. A lot of writers had hailed Tiger’s astounding victory at the Masters as something that will revive golf and will inspire many more people than when he won the Masters the first time around. This victory will be even more impactful. I tend to…
Topic of Mastery
[The posts this weekend will be of the lighter fare – nothing on math, data, programming or excel. I have a lot of stuff going on over the next few days so I need to get ready for them. And, in about an hour and half, Microsoft will finish updating my machine with a major…
He’s Got It: Covid’s Latest Victim
O.M.G. The horrors just do not end. The news is stunning but it really shouldn’t be so surprising since he has been holding rallies without masks and social distancing. It was just a matter of time. The problem is he’s in his 70’s, he’s what they call fat, and he has some heart disease (he…
Captain James T. Kirk blasts off into space
I think on Wednesday, William Shatner (aka Captain James T. Kirk) blasted off into space for 10 minutes as the oldest man to experience space. Those who grew up watching the Star Trek series as science fiction/space travel fans (probably around the 60’s, maybe early 70’s as syndication run) definitely thought he was the perfect…
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