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Monthly Archives: June 2004

Chocolate and Vodka :: Sony’s sparklingly stupid DRM solution

24-Jun-04

Chocolate and Vodka :: Sony’s sparklingly stupid DRM solution

Organizational DNA (from Booz Allen Hamilton)

24-Jun-04

Seven Types of Organizational DNA

19-Jun-04

Test photo-blog entry using Hello to post. 

David Harris’ Science & Literature

11-Jun-04

David Harris’ Science & Literature: On giving scientific and humanistic presentations.
See Presenting information: Paper vs. Presentation

Decision Making and Knowledge Management

11-Jun-04

In an article on The Decision Making Process, Dave Pollard states, “One of the value propositions for Knowledge Management is to improve decision-making.” Personally I believe that the ultimate value, for an organization, of well implemented knowledge management is to take away the need to “consciously” make decisions at all (the rational and moral [...]

McGee’s Musings: Can adults learn

10-Jun-04

McGee’s Musings: Can adults learn?
Of course they can. But only if they choose to.

"Rat’s head and ox’s neck" (or: don’t lose sight of the forest for the trees)

09-Jun-04

To help keep my 11 year old from getting bored this summer, I am going to teach him how to play chess. He is very interested (and good at) turn-based, strategy games based on trading cards (Yugi-oh, Magic the Gathering) and I think the transition to chess is a natural one.
To get myself back [...]

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