The Apple of Long Term Care
If McKnight’s Long Term Care News thinks The Green House Project is the Apple of aging services, let me introduce you to the “Steve Wosniak” of the Green House.
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CONTEXT IS BETTER THAN MORE TEXT.
CONTEXT IS BETTER THAN MORE TEXT. It used to be said that “information is power.” Now that we’re deluged with more information (reports, articles, proposals, documents of all sorts) than we can ever practically assimilate, what matters more is ef…
Continue ReadingThe Boomer Legacy According to Tom Friedman and Steve Jobs
According to the celebrated editorial columnist Thomas Friedman, The Greatest Generation saved prodigiously, consumed prudently, and elevated the nation into an international economic powerhouse following World War II. On the other hand, Boomers have been profligate spenders while failing to leave the nation in better condition than the nation they inherited from their parents.
Continue ReadingGood-bye Steve Jobs: iPad for Dad, #19
Yesterday morning when my dad wrote his daily blog post — about the life and achievements of Steve Jobs –I realized, once again, just how much Jobs’ life, vision, and achievements are a part of our general culture. One doesn’t n…
Continue ReadingReflections on Steve Jobs and His 2005 Commencement Address at Stanford
Learning of Steve Jobs’ death, I went back to his 2005 commencement address at Stanford University, which is mentioned in many “appreciations” and obits. I’d seen the address video several times in the past. But this time I printed it out. (I’m of…
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Steve Jobs, Over and Out
I am sitting in a nice little breakfast shop in St. Augustine, Florida. When I looked at the news this morning the first thing I saw was that Steve Jobs had passed away yesterday. I feel great compassion for the family and friends that he left behind. As I was reading about him, and his […]
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