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Daily Archives: January 5, 2014
Making People Feel Welcome, Without Embarrassing Them
At church this morning, the pastor was leading the congregation in singing “Happy Birthday” to the people with January birthdays. Ordinarily, we sing “Happy Birthday” to each person, one at a time. Today, however, we sang it to all of … Continue reading
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The Ends of Power 14
I finished H.R. Haldeman’s (and Joseph DiMona’s) The Ends of Power. In this post, I’d like to highlight something that Haldeman says in the book’s afterword. This afterword appeared in a later edition of the book, after a number of … Continue reading
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