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Top of Mind Thursday June 8, 2017: The Price of Democracy
This morning, former FBI Director James Comey is testifying before Congress as to the details of his exchanges with President Trump. It’s expected that Comey’s statements may reveal details the administration wishes were not aired. He’ll talk about what he … Continue reading
Top of Mind Thursday June 1, 2017: A Noteworthy Achievement
It all started with a summer flash mob. Polly van der Linde took the kids from her Bennington, VT summer music camp to the middle of town, where they laid a piano keyboard template in the street and entertained passers-by. … Continue reading
Top of Mind Thursday May 25, 2017: Nesting
Last week, I had a Nest learning thermostat installed in my house. There was nothing really wrong with my previous thermostat. Except that it practically required a degree in thermostat management to set temperatures for each time of day, every … Continue reading
Top of Mind Thursday May 18, 2017: Time Flies
LinkedIn nicely informed my contacts this week that it was the 14 year anniversary of the launch of my business.Wow. Time sure does fly. Some things have changed dramatically. In 2003, we had clam shell cell phones from Samsung and … Continue reading