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Monthly Archives: April 2009

Uneasy Acceptance

But this realization is different from being told something by doctors or other health care practitioners. It’s like on some deeper level I suddenly got it that this really may be as good as it gets. I may forever be stuck with this sort of mental deadness at certain times of the day as well as some of the other disconcerting attributes. If I have seen about as much improvement as I am going to get that is sobering.
…Hope and “Uneasy Acceptance” are sort of coexisting in me; not at war with each other or vying for attention. If anything the “Uneasy Acceptance” is jumping around in the stands rooting Hope and Hard Work on to greater and greater improvements and achievements. It is like Hope and “Uneasy Acceptance” have become allies.
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The beginnings of “Enlightenment”

These past few days have been very eye opening in regards to this MTBI (Mild Traumatic Brain Injury).
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Darth Vader Does PowerPoint

A couple of weeks ago I went out on the web searching for a photo of 3CPO for the post A-peeling 3 CPO.  Since then Star Wars silliness keeps coming my way.  My favorite so far is an old Presentation Zen post where Garr Reynolds compares the presentation styles that Darth Vader and Yoda might … Continue reading »

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Research shows Internet Searching is Good for the Brain

… Small and colleagues found that there was a significant difference in brain activity between the two groups during the Internet searching task. The “Net Savvy” subjects showed greater brain activation, particularly in the frontal lobe, which is known to be involved in decision making and complex reasoning. When the Net Naïve group searched the Internet, their brain activity resembled the activity during the reading task.
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A “Bad Brain Day”

We all have “bad brain days” where we never quite seem to wake up and do silly things. The thing for me is that when I have a bad brain day the fog is just a little thicker and it lasts a lot longer.
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A Peeling 3-CPO

Yesterday I wrote some about what I want to do in this blog and how I feel very "done" with the PR of worrying to the extreme about how people will receive the blog and what they will think of me from reading it.  Well, the other thing that was feeding into that post was … Continue reading »

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Secrets, PR, or . . . ?

I am having a conundrum about this blog.  It has to do with what I "should" share here and also who I "should" share the blog with.  But it is part of a much bigger conundrum in general, in fact it is probably part of a cultural conundrum. Who makes those rules anyway!?   On … Continue reading »

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Blog Thoughts

I am sitting out on a sunny deck on Vashon Island overlooking the sound.  This place that I am currently house & pet sitting has a wonderful view looking north.  I can watch the ferries traversing between Vashon and West Seattle, see the city of skyline in the distance and the day is so clear … Continue reading »

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