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June 19th, 2009 Published by: glennisaac Created using zinepal.com . Go online to create your own zines or read what others have already published. 1 glennisaac's Zine EOS Estate Winery By admin on June 13th, 2009 The EOS Estate Winery is named after “Eos,” the name given to the “Goddess of the Dawn” in Greek Mythology. Eos was the inspiration for harvesting our Estate winegrapes before, or right after the sunrise, to keep the fruit cool and help retain fresh varietal character. The classical Greek mythology theme of the winery echoes not only a commitment to traditional winemaking techniques, but helps keep the focus on artistic quality instead of formula winemaking. Adelaida Cellars By admin on June 13th, 2009 Adelaida’s wines begin at the r oots, pushing through the rocky limestone soils on the west side of Paso Robles on California’s Central Coast. The winery, which originated in 1981, is located 14 miles east of the Pacific Ocean at an elevation of 1,800 feet in the Santa Lucia mountain chain. Starlane By admin on June 13th, 2009 Produces a range of reds and whites under the Dierberg Vineyard, Star Lane Vineyard, and Three Saints brands. Hip Design - Our Objective - Lifting Your Experience By admin on June 7th, 2009 We’re all about providing candles that are designed, packaged, and created better than anything else available. Hip designs are part of that object ive. Check out some of our hippest designs here . Feedback is Your Most Important Intangible Asset By admin on May 29th, 2009 Any organization or member thereof is challenged with a special flavor of egocentrism. Without feedback, we can only experience the world through our own eyes, ears, and fingertips; feedback is the mirror that enables us to perceive a little bit beyond these constraints. To see our product or service as our market, or a member thereof, sees it. A few benefits: 1. Qual it y Control . 2. Preventio n of Groupthink. 3. Epi ste mic Mar ket Res ear ch. 4. Produc t Tes tin g. 5. Improvement. 6. [read more] I Wish I Could Disprov e Extremist Mathema ticians By admin on May 28th, 2009 Sometimes I wish that 1 + 1 = 3 so that I could disprove extremist mathematicians. Extremism isn’t always “wrong”. Particularly when it comes to knowledge arising from objective criteria. Careful when your info is subjective. Extremism is a lot harder to justify. Related Articles: • Right-Wing Extremism Explored (usapartisan.blogspot.com) • Westboro Baptist Church: God Hates The UK (xo.typepad.com)
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June 19th, 2009 Published by: glennisa
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glennisaac's ZineEOS Estate WineryBy admin on June 13th, 2009
The EOS Estate Winery is named after “Eos,” the name given
to the “Goddess of the Dawn” in Greek Mythology. Eos wasthe inspiration for harvesting our Estate winegrapes before, orright after the sunrise, to keep the fruit cool and help retainfresh varietal character. The classical Greek mythology themeof the winery echoes not only a commitment to traditional
winemaking techniques, but helps keep the focus on artisticquality instead of formula winemaking.
Adelaida CellarsBy admin on June 13th, 2009
Adelaida’s wines begin at the roots, pushing through the rocky
limestone soils on the west side of Paso Robles on California’sCentral Coast. The winery, which originated in 1981, is located14 miles east of the Pacific Ocean at an elevation of 1,800 feetin the Santa Lucia mountain chain.
StarlaneBy admin on June 13th, 2009
Produces a range of reds and whites under the DierbergVineyard, Star Lane Vineyard, and Three Saints brands.
Hip Design - Our Objective -
Lifting Your ExperienceBy admin on June 7th, 2009
We’re all about providing candles that are designed, packaged,and created better than anything else available. Hip designsare part of that objective. Check out some of our hippestdesigns here .
Feedback is Your Most
Important Intangible AssetBy admin on May 29th, 2009
Any organization or member thereof is challenged with aspecial flavor of egocentrism. Without feedback, we canonly experience the world through our own eyes, ears, andfingertips; feedback is the mirror that enables us to perceivea little bit beyond these constraints. To see our product orservice as our market, or a member thereof, sees it.
A few benefits:
1. Quality Control.
2. Prevention of Groupthink.
3. Epistemic Market Research.
4. Product Testing.
5. Improvement.
6. [read more]
I Wish I Could Disprove
Extremist MathematiciansBy admin on May 28th, 2009
Sometimes I wish that 1 + 1 =
so that I could disprove extremis
mathematicians.
Extremism isn’t always “wrong”. Particularly when it comes knowledge arising from objective criteria.
Careful when your info is subjective. Extremism is a lot hardto justify.
Related Articles:
• Right-Wing Extremism Explored(usapartisan.blogspot.com)
• Westboro Baptist Church: God Hates The U(xo.typepad.com)
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• Colleges told to deter extremism (news.bbc.co.uk)
• Two More DHS ‘Left Wing Extremism’ Reports(littlegreenfootballs.com)
• Experimental Peer Review & Funding: We don’t needpeople to take risk; we need people to manage it.(travelsinvirtuality.typepad.com)
To Learn From Your Mistakes,
You Must Acknowledge Your
Mistakes.By admin on May 20th, 2009
To Learn From Your Mistakes, You Must
Acknowledge Your Mistakes.
Every one makes mistakes. There is value in each mistake wemake, as long as we learn from them. In the same vein, thereis value in each mistake others make — as long as we can
learn from them, too. Let’s all help each other learn more,theref ore, by remaining as transparent as possible. Exposingour mistakes as they’re made. Constructively addressing themistakes others are making as they ’re made. Imagine how much more learned we’d all be!
What mistakes have you learned from recently?
• Leadership: Accepting Mistakes (LearnThis.ca)
• 5 Things I Learned About Making Mistakes(agingreluctantly.com)
• 7 ways to build strong relationships (ismckenzie.com)
• The Paradox Of Web 2.0 - Part 1: Is Teaching Equal To
Learning? (masternewmedia.org)
• What’s Your Blind Spot? (barbarany_9.blogspot.com)
Procrastination Complements
ProductivityBy admin on May 19th, 2009
Since the cost of doing something wrong can be 10x+ thecost of doing something right, a little slower, I believe that
procrastination complements productivity.
A quick story from my teenage years. My brother and I werehiking around Point Sal for a few days. We hit a road afterhiking over rough terrain and followed it for about a half hour. We were ravenous and exhausted, but had to keep going.
We needed to get back home. We could have kept going (or just looked from atop a nearby hill) to find a fantastic localsteakhouse and used their payphone to call friends to pick us up. Instead, we traversed cowfieilds on steep, windy hills.
We ended up walking for several more hours than we needed,offcourse. W e still found our way (and have great memories of
the event), but it we quite literally took the hard road when wdidn’t need to.
Procrastination Complement
Productivity
Imagine you hit a fork in the road while walking, and youdestination is 5 miles in one direction. You just don’t kno
which direction to take. You could take a left or right. Ymake the wrong choice and end up walking 15 miles insteaof 5. Don’t just go when you hit that crossroads. Look aroun
in the grass, you may just find a sign. Look around in the sk
you may find a signal. Wait. You’ll save time.
Put Things Off and Stop Caring to Realize Your Dream(Zenhabits)How to Watch Television Effectively (Scott H. Young)How To Stop Procrastinating: 7 Timeless Tip(PositivityBlog.com)
The North Loves Labor Day.
The South Loves Mother’s DayBy admin on May 19th, 2009
The Rur al South Loves Mothers Day. Th
Urban North Loves Labor Day.
So Does the Urban West Coast.
Interesting. Could these trends relate to work/life balancPopulation density? Perhaps people who live in mo
expensive regions search for federal holidays (days off fro work) more frequently than familial holidays because turban lifestyle requires more “money-generating workPerhaps people in Southern centers just keep their moms andads closer to their hearts (and fingertips)?
What do you think?
