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Recent Posts
- An Early Spring
- Pivoting
- What Makes a Good Programmer?
- Halfway There
- Defensiveness is not a Virtue
- I Have an Itch
- Embracing My Square Peg
- And So It Begins
- Network’s Antonym: Separate
- Chicago in December
- Got Symptoms?
- I Took those Photographs in a Mirror
- Out with the Old, In with the New!
- Let’s Play Pretend
- Thoughts on Work-Life Balance
Category Archives: I Have Questions
Network’s Antonym: Separate
My son watched a show called “101 Gadgets That Changed the World” on the television (which is purportedly world-changing gadget #3) around the time my brood left for their father’s house today. As I settled down in the same room … Continue reading
Posted in I Have Questions, Nonsense, Social Networking, Uncategorized
Tagged air conditioning, facebook, gadgets, google+, groups, kids, linkedin, networking, photography, radio, smartphone, social, television, tv, twitpic, twitter, waves, wifi, yfrog
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UX, Sports, and the Madison Farmer’s Market
Last year, it seemed that everywhere I looked, people in and around internet business were talking, writing, preaching, and debating about search engine optimization or SEO. That party isn’t over by a long shot, but there’s another kid in town … Continue reading
That Groovy Feeling
I have been thinking a lot lately about the notion that people do what they do because of how it makes them feel. Sounds simple, eh? I’m not so sure. I guess you could say this is one of my … Continue reading
Posted in Happiness, I Have Questions, Parenting, Understanding
Tagged asking why, behavior, facebook, feelings, how you feel, humanities, instinct, irwin federman, love, parenting, psychology, relationships, sociology, speculation, understanding
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Remember that Game, Your Mobile Phone or Your Life?
In this civilized world, when you have a relatively new mobile phone and you don’t have a landline, but you have phone insurance and you drive to the carrier’s (not a third-party dealer) store on a Friday afternoon leading into … Continue reading
The Poisoning of Iraq and Redirecting Our Attention to Fish
Did you hear about the accidental mass mercury poisonings of the citizens of Iraq back in 1956, 1960, and 1971? Did you know the biggest poisoning (1971) reportedly killed ten thousand people? Did you know that the contamination came from … Continue reading
A Lifetime of Questions
A Personal Laundry List of Mercury Poisoning Symptoms How do you squeeze a lifetime of personal health into one blog post? Could you do it? Would you do it? Should you do it? This is one of the hardest posts for … Continue reading
Posted in Brain Healing, Hair Testing, Happiness, Heavy Metal Toxicity, I Have Questions, Progress/Recovery, Symptoms
Tagged amalgam illness, andrew hall cutler, Andy Cutler, eating disorder, essential fatty acids, gingivitis, heavy metal toxicity, hypokalemia, lead poisoning, leaky gut, mercury poisoning, photophobia, progesterone deficiency, recovery, supraventricular tachycardia, symptoms, tinnitus
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Writing Your Bio in the Third Person
Is it me, or have you noticed how many online “About” contents which you know the individuals wrote themselves, are written in the third person? This cracks me up. I realize this is intended to give the person added credibility, making it … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Career, Dating, Good Business, I Have Questions, Marketing, Status
Tagged bio, boasting, clients, credibility, dating profile, first person, professional, propaganda, self-marketing, web page bio
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Online Dating Tip, Part 2
The other day, I wrote a post about online dating profiles and how inflating or embellishing or implying or lying or whatever you want to call it is not a good way to market yourself to a potential love-match. Notice I said … Continue reading
Who Are You Competing With?
So you’re going along with life, doing your best to make meaningful connections with people, learning and growing your career, establishing a degree of security, living your definition of who you are or what you want to be. Along the way, questions … Continue reading
Our Trip to the Bookstore
We decided to wander off to the bookstore. While I waited for the others to make their selections, I went to the Self Help section because being beyond help, I thought I might convince myself otherwise. I grabbed the first two books that … Continue reading
Posted in I Have Questions, Marketing, Nonsense
Tagged 1959, adulthood, anticipation, binding, book titles, bookstores, candy, chocolate, ebooks, ice cream, iproducts, library, lingerie, publisher, publishing, reading, shoes, televisions
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