A Culture of Candor. In a previous life, a fellow executive and I used to bemoan what we called "hypocritical politeness." That may not be the best term for it, but what we were trying to fight was a culture that valued not hurting someone's feelings more than it valued telling people what they needed to know to get their job done, make improvements, etc. People were being polite, but they weren't being helpful. [Windley's Enterprise Computing Weblog] Truth and transparency are terrifying. Why do you think Jesus (John 3:19-21) talks about how we avoid the light. I should think that even a blog is only a well-filtered view of what someone knows about themself (and a tremendous amount lies hidden, even from ourselves). |
The coming ice age. I'd read this somewhere, with a pointer to the painting of Washington crossing the Delaware: apparently it doesn't normally (in these days) look like some chunk of the arctic ice pack, but it did back in the late 1700's. |
My nightmare in words. From Victor's blog: Hold on, Russ, this post has my CSS fingerprints all over it. You could have acknowledged that you got it from my feed, at least. |
What faith sees. Thank you, AKMA |
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Beautiful morning: cool, dry, clear. Mr. Toby knows it's a good day: balls will fly farther, bounce higher, and provide more fun than they did the day before. That's why we just have to walk down to the park before the coffee finishes brewing. Or so he tells me. 7:43:27 AM |

