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Author Archives: Rick Ross
A Practice for Avoiding Viruses
A friend of mine, Mike, who I haven’t spoken to in several years, sent me an email this morning about my previous posts about moving my server to another hosting provider. Normally, this wouldn’t be worthy of a post on … Continue reading
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Beware of Clichés and Sound Bites
After reading Ken Faw’s post on We can’t afford to hide out, I commented about how my upbringing may have played a role in my natural tendencies to be quiet, listen and be respectful. The specific phrase I wrote in … Continue reading →