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Monthly Archives: August 2011
How Much Does A Cloud Weigh?
Introduction We have had a lot of rain in Minnesota this summer. As I sit here staring at the rain falling hard outside, I occurs to me that a cloud must be a very heavy thing in order to drop … Continue reading
Posted in General Science
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More Interview Criteria and A Funny Story
I read a management forum on LinkedIn that I like. The following exchange was on the forum yesterday that made me smile. Two people were discussing how to evaluate an interviewee. Justin Hoffman • I use four simple guidelines (KSQB) … Continue reading
Posted in Management
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