Tag Archive | "Univera"

The Hannah Montana Skateboard

Monday, July 20, 2009

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The Hannah Montana Skateboard

When I was growing up, in middle school, I wanted a skateboard. Not just a kinda-wanna, I mean I REALLY wanted one. Badly. All my buddies had them, the cool kids were always out in sidewalks of Jones Middle School doing tricks, finding a half pipe somewhere to ride on. I remember reading boarding magazine [...]

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A Long Story Short

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

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A Long Story Short

There are many great things that I loved about undergrad and grad school; I loved the education and friendships, the challenges and opportunities, the personal development and the learnings, and particularly graduation with an exciting departure to go to Kolkata for a month followed by a new job at Johnson and Johnson. Yet I also loved [...]

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Authenticity…From a Kid

Saturday, July 11, 2009

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Authenticity…From a Kid

  Thursday night I was at dinner with my family; it was a gorgeous evening crisp and clean air quickly cooling by the nightfall from a warm and sunny day. Just one of those great casual evenings consisting of hangout-with-the-family time. Royce, my seven-year old daughter, was really being quite loving with me. She kept holding my [...]

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The Physicist in Sonoma

Wednesday, July 8, 2009

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The Physicist in Sonoma

Recently I took a trip to Sonoma, California, one of my favorite places to visit–and even more so when my wife is with me.  So in touring lots of wineries there’s a lot more than “does the wine taste good?” It includes the atmosphere, the staff, the process they use, their focus, and a lot of [...]

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Another Goodbye (not as in final-final!)

Thursday, July 2, 2009

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Another Goodbye (not as in final-final!)

Following is a final Convention highlights and recap "goodbye", starting with my own message to you and then followed by various clips from the Saturday session. Thanks again to everyone who participated, and also to all of the various (and many) Univera employees that worked so hard on this event.

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Univera Convention ‘09: The Day Before!

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

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Univera Convention ‘09: The Day Before!

Here we are. Seattle, 2009. Ten Years, One Truth. And it’s all coming together.  Today’s my first of what will be a daily blog all around the events of the day and exciting things that are happening. Most of today’s entry is a VLOG, but some of the highlights included countless hours of preparation, store setting, [...]

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Happy Father’s Day

Sunday, June 21, 2009

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Happy Father’s Day

Though late in the day, I’m still going to get my Father’s Day post in before “COB”, even beating midnight Eastern time. My Dad is a phenomenal individual and I really appreciate him (as well my Mom, but today is the Dad’s day) more than words can adequately express. Which might be a good thing, because [...]

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Another Life of a Leader

Saturday, June 20, 2009

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Another Life of a Leader

  For whatever reason, I feel like a I read a lot of tributes–perhaps because there are always at least one or two in most issues of Business Week, Newsweek, The Week, and the WSJ. And it’s a different insight to look at the life of a person whose time has past. Reading this short memorial [...]

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A Random Update

Sunday, May 31, 2009

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A Random Update

This has been the longest I’ve gone for quite a while without a blog update. I’ve missed writing, and am also a bit embarrassed for the time that’s passed. So as I was thinking of blogging topics I thought better might be a quick highlights from the past week. So this particular entry isn’t focused on [...]

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Hard Work at a Cutting Edge

Thursday, May 21, 2009

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Hard Work at a Cutting Edge

This article really humbled me, for a few simple reasons. I gained a real appreciation for some of the very hard work that people do across the world, in this case in the States, to make a living. At times I think I’ve worked pretty hard in my life. And then I read an article like [...]

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