Given height, vertical reach and vertical jump,you could theoretically predict the probability of dunking a basketball. Many things don’t have a success indicator. There is
May Mayhem: Mind Readers, Mental Health and Medical Directives
I can’t predict the future or read minds. I’d venture to say, neither can you. Sure, we can all get a “feeling,” but, that’s about
The Metric System: Context, Dumb Questions and Recommendations
It was a dumb question and no one could answer. We, as a team, looked dumb because we couldn’t answer. It was akin to this;
May Day: Retirement, More or Less and Potty Training
Even if a one year old had the skills of verbal expression, you would not ask “what are your plans?” One year olds don’t have
The Conference Kerfuffle: Skills, Recipes and Expertise.
I was initially confused when I got the email, “Congratulations your presentation has been selected for the Toronto Technical Leadership Exchange.” Yippie, I’m going to
Breathless: A Crash and Burn of Minor Proportions with Major Consequences
That’s it, the third person in less than 2 days told me I needed to do yoga and relax. I reared back on my heels
Balancing on Unstable Surfaces 