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  • Conservation Hobgoblins April 25, 2013
    Taking steps that reduce the negative impact each of us has on the earth–being environmentally sensitive–is unambiguously good. While some of us are surely more virtuous than others (as in most things), I often feel as though the questions and answers around environmental sensitivity are not as clear-cut as all that. Getting into discussions about […]
  • Arts & Elitism April 18, 2013
    There was an article in the New York Times on April 14th titled “Is It Art, or Is It Just Real Estate?” But the URL for the article reveals a slightly different view of the content: after the NYT’s domain name, and the relevant date and section folders, comes “the-importance-of-art-in-high-end-condo-developments.html”. That seems a more accurate […]
  • Pascal’s Lamb March 24, 2013
    In honor of Passover, and for the various (Jewish) math nerds out there, I present: Pascal’s Lamb.   Confused? Don’t be: Pascal’s Triangle Paschal lamb You’re welcome, and chag sameach. […]
  • Of Tails and Dogs March 11, 2013
    Periodically, I hear myself saying to clients sentences such as “I think we need to remember that the tail shouldn’t wag the dog. The decision you need to make should be driven primarily by mission, and not just by the communications implications.” That I need to say this at all is understandable. Most of my […]
  • Bad Systems Often More Frustrating Than No System At All January 27, 2013
    On January 23rd, I received an email from Delta airlines about my flight from LaGuardia on the 26th. The subject line was “Confirm Your LGA Terminal 24 Hours Before Departure,” and the gist was: Delta now operates out of two terminals, so check before your flight and we will make sure you get to the […]

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