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“12 Smooth Stones“, by Chuck Meyer, is a book of advice, insight, and wisdom shared from father to daughter. In discussing social pressures and how…
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In past years of BlogElul participation, I’ve written about the Jewish view of teshuvah/repentance. Briefly, repentance is achieved/completed when someone: 1. acknowledges and regrets what…
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Rabbi Akiva Tatz relates a story he received from Rabbi Moshe Shirken, about two men trapped in a cage, one sighted and one blind. The…
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The phrase “release to production” conjures a very specific set of thoughts and even emotions for folks who live, breath, and work with technology. Some…
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Twice a day, I stop what I’m doing. If I am able, I gather with my community. Regardless, whether alone or with others, I say…
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Here on day 7 we are now a full week into Elul. The entire theme of the month is honest (and sometimes brutal) reflection on…
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The phrase “release to production” conjures a very specific set of thoughts and even emotions for folks who live, breath, and work with technology. Some…
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Yesterday I considered how “commit” was a more active form of “choose”, which was the prompt from the day before. Today’s prompt – “want” –…
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Yesterday’s prompt was “choose”, which is a powerful word, both in life and during this period of Elul. But today’s prompt – “commit” – is…
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In yesterday’s episode we covered a lot of ground. Here are some links to the websites, stories, or ideas we referenced. And of course, you…
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Much of the time during this month of Elul is spent working to analyze – honestly and clearly, without bias or excuse – who have…
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Podcasts are a funny beast. On the one hand, they appear to happen spontaneously – a bunch of friends have a neat topic idea, they…
Leave a CommentThe phrase “release to production” conjures a very specific set of thoughts and even emotions for folks who live, breath, and work with technology. Some…
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On of the great joys of the Technically Religious podcast – and by extension the community we’ve created – is discovering when these two important…
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Some decisions seem inevitable. Then you realize (or re-realize, or God reminds you) that nothing exists in a vaccume. We – our lives, our experiences,…
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A little over a week ago, the Hebrew month of Elul began and with it my observance of a very particular set of traditions which…
Leave a CommentThe phrase “release to production” conjures a very specific set of thoughts and even emotions for folks who live, breath, and work with technology. Some…
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We often want to see results all at once, or at least quickly. But that’s not usually how it works. In this episode Leon, Josh,…
Leave a CommentThe phrase “release to production” conjures a very specific set of thoughts and even emotions for folks who live, breath, and work with technology. Some…
Leave a CommentWe often want to see results all at once, or at least quickly. But that’s not usually how it works. In this episode Leon, Josh,…
Leave a CommentWe often want to see results all at once, or at least quickly. But that’s not usually how it works. In this episode Leon, Josh,…
Leave a CommentWe often want to see results all at once, or at least quickly. But that’s not usually how it works. In tomorrow’s episode Leon, Josh,…
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Work in IT for just a bit, and you’ll know that there are some days when everything just clicks, but sometimes (maybe a lot?) it…
Leave a CommentWe often want to see results all at once, or at least quickly. But that’s not usually how it works. In our upcoming episode Leon,…
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Leave a CommentWork in IT for just a bit, and you’ll know that there are some days when everything just clicks, but sometimes (maybe a lot?) it…
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There’s an old joke (and a famous website) comparing programming languages to religions, but the analogy is truer than it might seem at first blush.…
Leave a CommentWork in IT for just a bit, and you’ll know that there are some days when everything just clicks, but sometimes (maybe a lot?) it…
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Leave a CommentThere’s an old joke (and a famous website) comparing programming languages to religions, but the analogy is truer than it might seem at first blush.…
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There’s an old joke (and a famous website) comparing programming languages to religions, but the analogy is truer than it might seem at first blush.…
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Leave a CommentIn yesterday’s episode we covered a lot of ground. Here are some links to the websites, stories, or ideas we referenced. And of course, you…
Leave a CommentThere’s an old joke (and a famous website) comparing programming languages to religions, but the analogy is truer than it might seem at first blush.…
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Last year CiscoLive overlapped with Ramadan which was not a lot of fun for the Muslim attendees. This year it conflicts with Shavuot, requiring observant…
Leave a CommentThere’s an old joke (and a famous website) comparing programming languages to religions, but the analogy is truer than it might seem at first blush.…
Leave a CommentLast year CiscoLive overlapped with Ramadan which was not a lot of fun for the Muslim attendees. This year it conflicts with Shavuot, requiring observant…
Leave a CommentIn yesterday’s episode we covered a lot of ground. Here are some links to the websites, stories, or ideas we referenced. And of course, you…
Leave a CommentLast year CiscoLive overlapped with Ramadan which was not a lot of fun for the Muslim attendees. This year it conflicts with Shavuot, requiring observant…
Leave a CommentLast year CiscoLive overlapped with Ramadan which was not a lot of fun for the Muslim attendees. This year it conflicts with Shavuot, requiring observant…
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Last year CiscoLive overlapped with Ramadan which was not a lot of fun for the Muslim attendees. This year it conflicts with Shavuot, requiring observant…
Leave a CommentLast year CiscoLive overlapped with Ramadan which was not a lot of fun for the Muslim attendees. This year it conflicts with Shavuot, requiring observant…
Leave a CommentLast year CiscoLive overlapped with Ramadan which was not a lot of fun for the Muslim attendees. This year it conflicts with Shavuot, requiring observant…
Leave a CommentIn yesterday’s episode we covered a lot of ground. Here are some links to the websites, stories, or ideas we referenced. And of course, you…
Leave a CommentLast year CiscoLive overlapped with Ramadan which was not a lot of fun for the Muslim attendees. This year it conflicts with Shavuot, requiring observant…
Leave a CommentLast year CiscoLive overlapped with Ramadan which was not a lot of fun for the Muslim attendees. This year it conflicts with Shavuot, requiring observant…
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