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The Longest Night

Originally posted on Deeper Roots: Tonight is the longest night. At 5:03 the shortest day of the year ended and the winter solstice, the longest night began. My family lit candles – six candles on the menorah for the six (thus far) nights of Hannukah and four candles on the Advent Wreath for Peace, Hope,…

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December 26, 2014

Customs, Social Justice

affluence, Christmas, Hannukah, Liza Neal, new moon, privilege, reblog, Solstice, tradition, winter

Sweating Small Stuff

80% of our effort produces 20% of our results Pareto Principle for resource managers something has to change by at least 5% for us to notice the difference Weber’s Law for psychophysicists Consider that less than 20% of our effort might make more than 80% of the difference. Parroting the Pareto Principle More than…

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December 15, 2014

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Ernst Weber’s Law, sweat small stuff, Vilfredo Pareto’s Principle

Family Ghosts by Mike Reeves-McMillan

Happy Day of the Dead! I like Mike’s sense of humor/horror. This is one of my favorite ghost stories. I’m haunted by my family. No, really. All my dead relatives hang around as ghosts. When someone dies, you don’t lose them, they just gain the ability to walk through walls. It’s been like that for…

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November 2, 2014

Creativity

ghost story, Mike Reeves-McMillan

Amazon Update

You know how I feel about Amazon. I still have a few used items for sale at their website, but will continue to lean toward using alternative websites when I have another item to sell. Today I got an email from Amazon stating that if I want to sell a DVD with a MSRP (Manufacturer’s…

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September 19, 2014

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amazon, business