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Recently I received an email from an ex-coworker. One of our other ex-coworkers had popped off to a Math Seminar/Conference thingy about neural networks and it ended up discussing nodes and hubs, interconnections, etc and the most optimal solutions. This ex-coworker who attended happened to remark that what was being described as the optimal solution […]

When you choose behavior, you choose the consequences.    – Dr. Phil (Chapter 9 – Family First) Rating 3.00 out of 5

Don’t worry that children never listen to you; worry that they are always watching you.       – Robert Fulghm Rating 3.00 out of 5

Your children are profoundly shaped by you, and your actions will resonate, for good or ill, throughout the rest of their lives. Be a parent who lives the qualities, characteristics and values you would like your family to emulate. Let your life be a living example of what you want to see in your children. […]

Talk to your children about the fact that they own their feelings. Their sadness or anger is not caused by someone else. They are not mad because someone else made them mad. They’re angry or sad because of how they choose to respond. Emotional responses are triggered by our interpretation – the meaning we assign […]

Sometimes happiness is about giving up something precious to get something better. – Earl Hickey (My Name is Earl) Rating 3.00 out of 5

All of us wear masks. They can be worn out of love and the desire to remain close to those around us. To spare them from the complicated reality of afraid psyches. We trade honesty for companionship. And in that process never truly know the hearts closest to us.     – Sarah Connor (Terminator: The […]

Driving a car at 100MPH is a supported function by the auto manufacturer. Driving a car at 100MPH into a wall likely isn’t though you may not find specific guidance saying it isn’t. The fact that you can is a byproduct to the supported functionality combined with free will.    – me (in response to […]

One of the worst practices in older firms is managing to metrics with the end result being a practice where you award people who are doing really bad things to the company.     – Rob Enderle (TechNewsWorld – http://www.technewsworld.com/story/hardware/63604.html?welcome=1214841647) Rating 3.00 out of 5

“PowerShell is the COBOL of the scripting world. In that I mean as you type out what you need to do your fingers actually get tired. Powerful no doubt, but it will require most PowerShell scripters to buy a gripmaster to build up finger strength for those marathon scripting sessions or more likely, there will […]