A couple nights back, Armando Galarraga pitched a perfect game in which he got 28 batters out. It’s a well publicized story that I won’t get into except to say that umpire Jim Joyce blew a call and robbed a guy of one of the greatest feats in all of baseball. Nobody’s really that upset [...]
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Tweet Unto Others 3: Creating meaningful space
January 11th, 2010
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That’s Jason Whitlock’s bobblehead figurine. I got it for Christmas and it sits on my desk. I don’t keep much on my desk: An architect’s lamp, a sketch pad, a fine-tip sharpie, a coffee cup, a nalgene, a desk phone, an iPhone, a book, a stack of papers, a computer and various wires to make [...]
Tweet Unto Others 2: Put the social in social networks
December 4th, 2009
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Sometimes the most obvious things are the ones we miss. If I can’t find my keys, I’ll go from room to room looking under the bed, on the ironing board, inside the fridge, etc. But chances are, they were sitting in plain sight within five feet of the door. I’m sure there’s a psychological phenomena [...]
Tweet Unto Others: Thoughts on being a good neighbor online
November 23rd, 2009
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Jesus isn’t much for answering questions. All through the New Testament, Jesus ignores the question when he gives his answer. A friend once asked me if I thought this was rude. I admit that for a while I did. I felt guilty about this and chalked it up to his being God and that when [...]
