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For years my parents have offered me excellent advice. As my mother has long quoted… First, in the notoriously obvious: “Even a stopped clock is right twice a day.” Second, in those parental, covert operations: “Eat your meat sticks; they are so good for you!” (Note: unbeknownst to this then
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Last Saturday, as perhaps many have now heard, the following message went out to everyone in the state of Hawaii: “Emergency Alert BALLISTIC MISSLE THREAT INBOUND TO HAWAII. SEEK IMMEDIATE SHELTER. THIS IS NOT A DRILL.” An unknown false alarm — accidentally sent after an employee "pushed the wrong button”
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Last Saturday, as perhaps many have now heard, the following message went out to everyone in the state of Hawaii: “Emergency Alert BALLISTIC MISSLE THREAT INBOUND TO HAWAII. SEEK IMMEDIATE SHELTER. THIS IS NOT A DRILL.” An unknown false alarm — accidentally sent after an employee "pushed the wrong button”
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“Dem’s fighting words!” … said everywhere from Bug Bunny to the New York Times’ crossword puzzle. Note the following iconic exchange between Bugs and Yosemite Sam: Yosemite Sam: “Now, you dog-blasted, ornery, no-account, long-eared varmint!" Bugs: “Hey, just a minute, you! Dem's fightin'
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“Dem’s fighting words!” … said everywhere from Bug Bunny to the New York Times’ crossword puzzle. Note the following iconic exchange between Bugs and Yosemite Sam: Yosemite Sam: “Now, you dog-blasted, ornery, no-account, long-eared varmint!" Bugs: “Hey, just a minute, you! Dem's fightin'
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One of the challenges in today’s seemingly react-first culture is that we sometimes find ourselves reacting to a symptom instead of wrestling with the root. We deal with related branches of an issue, as opposed to dealing with the issue at its core. Such seemed true again last
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One of the challenges in today’s seemingly react-first culture is that we sometimes find ourselves reacting to a symptom instead of wrestling with the root. We deal with related branches of an issue, as opposed to dealing with the issue at its core. Such seemed true again last
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Last week was hard. Talking about it is harder. The President reportedly used a very insensitive, disrespectful phrase. While we don’t know all the specifics, I don’t appreciate nor condone the harsh language reported. And while different people seem to have different impressions of the word — especially over
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Last week was hard. Talking about it is harder. The President reportedly used a very insensitive, disrespectful phrase. While we don’t know all the specifics, I don’t appreciate nor condone the harsh language reported. And while different people seem to have different impressions of the word — especially over
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I threw a statement out here last week that I still can’t seem to shake. It’s something “wrestle-worthy,” as I like to say… Are we known more for what we are for? Or… For what we are against? I think that question is vital… … vital for our
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I threw a statement out here last week that I still can’t seem to shake. It’s something “wrestle-worthy,” as I like to say… Are we known more for what we are for? Or… For what we are against? I think that question is vital… … vital for our
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Sometimes, it seems, we are quick to criticize what we don’t know — or rather, we judge behavior in which our perspective is limited. It’s as if we feel our limited perspective is enough to cast firm and stern judgment. Note Sunday night at the Golden Globe awards. When