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Category Archives: Books
We need more Swiftboating, not less
In 2004, a determined group of veterans and POWs used the power of the Internet to set the record straight about John Kerry’s false portrait of American veterans as misfits, drug addicts and baby killers. John Kerry is now history, … Continue reading
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Tagged John Kerry, John O'Neil, media bias, Scott Swett, swiftboating, Tim Ziegler
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
My copy arrived yesterday. When I heard the mail carrier slam the mailbox door, I realized that this was "the day". I strolled down the driveway in the warm sunshine and pulled out the box with its muggles warning and … Continue reading
Slow Road Home – a long overdue book review
Preface to the review I have not been reading books this year, except for those that I can read online, so I have an embarrassing backlog of books I have agreed to review and haven’t…yet. Fred First’s weblog was the … Continue reading
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Tagged Blue Ridge Mountains, Book Review, Floyd Virginia, Fred First, Goose Creek, self-doscovery, Slow Road Home
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How to Talk to Customers
I just finished reading How to Talk to Customers by Diane Berenbaum and Tom Larkin. It is a good read and is filled with case studies and anecdotes. The authors show how any customer dialogue can be evaluated and improved. … Continue reading