I have a friend named Jay. He’s the kind of guy you want with you when everything goes to hell. If there were a zombie apocalypse, I’d want him by my side. He’s handy. He’s capable. He understands how things work and how to fix them when they don’t. He’s not afraid to confront what [...]
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Between Faith and Rationality, Part III
Posted: January 1, 2012 in Between Faith and RationalityTags: can someone please explain, faith, rationality
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Between Faith and Rationality, Part II
Posted: December 31, 2010 in Between Faith and RationalityTags: Bill Railey, New Year's Eve, resolutions
10 years ago today, probably right around the same time I’m sitting down to write this post, my good friend Bill Railey died alone in his apartment on 8th Avenue above the Molly Wee Pub in NYC. He lived a hard drinking, hard smoking, hard partying life, and when he found out he had late [...]
Between Faith and Rationality
Posted: January 1, 2009 in Between Faith and Rationality, Business, MarketingTags: 5th Avenue, Atlas, blogs, Business, faith, Marketing, New Year's Day, rationality, ROI, St. Patrick's Cathedral
There’s a spot in New York City, on 5th Avenue between 51st and 50th Streets. If you go there late at night, or early on New Year’s Day, you can actually stand in the deserted center of one of the busiest avenues in the city. The spot itself isn’t remarkable — it’s what’s around you. [...]
