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Monthly Archives: December 2017
Reliving the famous “Ice Bowl” 50 years later
Today’s Milwaukee Journal Sentinel contains a fascinating oral history of the December 31, 1967, “Ice Bowl” NFL Championship Game between Vince Lombardi’s Green Bay Packers and Tom Landry’s Dallas Cowboys. Link to the article here. Several thoughts come to mind … Continue reading
Posted in History, Life, Milwaukee, Popular culture
Tagged football, Green Bay Packers, human potential, Ice Bowl, inspiration, NFL, Pete Rozelle
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Reflecting on the Importance of Imperfection
It’s hard to believe now, but it must have rained last week. That’s when I snapped this photograph of/in a puddle on the sidewalk in front of MSOE’s Campus Center. This recurring puddle has been a remarkably fertile source of … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged finding inspiration, Grohmann Museum, imperfection, inspiration, Milwaukee, puddles, Reflections in water
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Snowdusted Leaf
Taken this afternoon as a light, powdery snow fell across Milwaukee.
Posted in Milwaukee, Nature, Photography
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Yes, every minute matters!
Made a Starbucks run during a two-hour break in between meetings and dinner with a job candidate last Thursday. Stopped on the way back to take the first photo when I noticed the striking shadows cast against the lower level … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged Downtown Milwaukee, harp light, Milwaukee, Milwaukee School of Engineering, shadows
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Mozee After Dark
The Milwaukee School of Engineering logo, created by Brooks Stevens (the industrial designer famous for the Jeep Wagoneer and the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile, among other things), as reflected in the windows of the old German-English Academy Building last night when … Continue reading
Way cool last minute Christmas gifts (thanks, Co.Design!)
I have loved Fast Company for at least 20 years. It’s sort of a “new economy” business magazine, but it’s actually more about ideas and people than it is about business, industry, or technology. I cited an old Fast Company … Continue reading
Red Light, Green Light
As reflected in the second-floor window of the MSOE Campus Center across the street from my office around 5:45 last night 😄
“Slice of Ice” almost ready!
County parks workers began putting down the water earlier this week, and today I saw the Zamboni smoothing over the snow we got yesterday. I’m at Starbucks (of course😄), which is apparently the only Starbucks in the U.S. and probably … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged Milwaukee, Red Arrow Starbucks, Slice of Ice skating rink
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Rupi Kaur, Stealth Bestseller
In looking over the bestseller lists in the Saturday/Sunday Wall Street Journal this weekend, I was surprised to see two books on the “combined” nonfiction list by an author I’d never heard of. Additionally, although that combined list usually features … Continue reading
Posted in Books and reading, Life, Popular culture
Tagged nonfiction bestsellers, poetry, Rupi Kaur
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A Date Which Will Live in Infamy
My first reaction upon seeing the flag at half mast in Milwaukee’s Red Arrow Park this morning was: “Oh no! What happened?” Then about two seconds later I remembered. Today is December 7th. The clip below of the USS Arizona … Continue reading
Posted in History, Life, Milwaukee
Tagged Downtown Milwaukee, Pearl Harbor, Red Arrow Park
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