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Tell them about your White Castle

I just checked out of my hotel in Clarksville, TN. On the receptionist’s desk was two brochures. One was an expected “Welcome to Clarksville.” The other came out of left field.

City of Clarksville Annual Drinking Water Quality Report

I know for a fact that Clarksville isn’t that boring. As someone who’s a native of Missouri transplanted in Atlanta, Clarksville has been my traditional first stop for a ritualistic White Castle. The invocation of a trip home. How many hotel guests do you really think even want to have a water report on their radar?

Communicate your values all throughout the organization. Don’t let a department derail the marketing for a whole organization.

Picture of Clarksville TN Annual Drinking Report next to a stack of White Castle boxes

(If you folks in Clarksville read this. Nice water report. As a home brewer who cares about this kind of stuff, Atlanta’s report was not this easy to find.)

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Hard Work.

A guy asked his friend, the writer David Foster Wallace, "Say, Dave, how'd y'get t'be so dang smart?" His answer: "I did the reading."
David Foster Wallace

It’s no secret that I’m not the speediest of readers, but thanks to audiobooks, kindle for iPad, and old-fashioned ink and paper, I still manage to get through 40-50 books a year.

Work hard now so that someday you won’t have to.

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Video Worship Backgrounds

This week I’m putting the finishing touches on a project that’s taken me over a year to complete. It’s probably the single biggest project that I’ve done aside from restoring my MR2. Originally, I thought it would take me just over a month. Video after the jump.

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Latin Class – Knowing when to quit.

There are precisely somewhere between 3,000 and 8,000 languages in the world. The most popular (and arguably useful) of course being Mandarin with roughly a billion speakers. In middle school, my mom decided it would be good for me to learn a second language. She picked Latin. See how the story ends.

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