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If You Can’t Explain It Simply, You Don’t Understand It Well Enough

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The title of this post comes from one of my favorite historical figures: Albert Einstein. Although, there is some discrepancy as to whether or not he actually said it. In today’s fast-paced internet climate, it’s important to be mindful of attribution. Remember the one that made the rounds during MLK day this past year? I’m [Keep Reading...]

Art Imitating (Rather, Predicting?) Life

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I was reading this past week’s edition of The Economist and came across an article on 3D printing. Specifically, the article was addressing how 3D printing was (or could) change the face of manufacturing. If you’re not familiar with 3D printing, it is exactly like it sounds: printing in 3D. From Wikipedia: “3D printing or additive [Keep Reading...]

Tying up Loose Ends: Or, a Mishmash of Ideas in one Post

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It’s been awhile since I wrote a post (March 14th) and even longer since I wrote consecutive posts (January 16th and January 17th). Obviously, I’d like to have written more, but that’s just not how things have worked out. Regardless, I thought it might be a good idea to write a “post of posts” of [Keep Reading...] Similar posts:

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What’s On My iPod: Lectures, In and Around Metro DC, Part 8

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Part 1: Songs, LA to DC Part 2: Lectures, LA to DC Part 3: Podcasts, LA to DC Part 4: Lectures/Podcasts, Ottawa to DC Part 5: Lectures, In and Around Metro DC Part 6: Lectures, In and Around Metro DC Part 7: Lectures, In and Around Metro DC (Author’s Note: The majority of this post [Keep Reading...] Similar posts:

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What’s On My iPod: Lectures, In and Around Metro DC, Part 7

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Part 1: Songs, LA to DC Part 2: Lectures, LA to DC Part 3: Podcasts, LA to DC Part 4: Lectures/Podcasts, Ottawa to DC Part 5: Lectures, In and Around Metro DC Part 6: Lectures, In and Around Metro DC ~ It’s time, once again, for another post of the lectures that I’ve been listening [Keep Reading...] Similar posts:

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Martin Luther King, Jr. Day: Wisdom for Today from the Past

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Today is Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. I wrote about MLK day last year and suggest taking a look at that post, too. There isn’t a lot I want to say today, but I do want to point to a speech by Dr. King. I couldn’t find this speech on YouTube, but there is some audio [Keep Reading...] Similar posts:

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Watch Your Favorite Team: From The Other Side

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Truth be told: when I first started blogging here and I wrote down a bunch of categories that I thought I would write about, I thought I would have a harder time writing articles that weren’t about sports. Today’s post will be my 10th in the sports category, which is still 7 behind the entertainment and [Keep Reading...] Similar posts:

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What if Every Major Religious Holiday Were a National Holiday?

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There were a few articles (here, here, and here) in The Economist over the last few issues that got me thinking about religion. And not any one particular religion — all of them — and how they might be very much interrelated. At the same time, I often think about the growing pandemic of overworking. [Keep Reading...] Similar posts:

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Today (and Yesterday), It Snowed in Washington, DC

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This morning, I woke up to some light flurries in the Metro DC area, but what I really want to talk about is yesterday’s snow-filled day. I spent most of the day in the office and the blinds weren’t open. I happened to leave the office and catch a glimpse of the outside — snow [Keep Reading...] Similar posts:

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It’s Amazing How Quickly Things Change

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I was in the backyard playing with the dog when I started to think about how things have changed for me over the last 5 years (or since I graduated with my bachelors degree). As I walked across the stage with diploma in hand, I was saying goodbye to a place where so much had [Keep Reading...]