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The Groundrules of Electronic Debate and Why Corporate Music Sucks by Joshua Minton

Posted by Joshua Bradley Minton in June 27th, 2005  
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I recently took part in an interesting political exchange on Shane Nickerson’s blog. The link is here. I responded to Dave’s “passionately” worded blog post and eventually I had to deal with his aggressive start by laying the ground rules of electronic intellectual exchange.
I have spent over a year facilitating a daily operations meeting with [...]

A New Theory of Public Education by Joshua Minton

Posted by Joshua Bradley Minton in June 26th, 2005  
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I have never used the word Unilateral in any of my writings or any of my speeches and interviews.
My worldview holds that one must first develop a firm grasp of history from the viewpoints of both the oppressed and the oppressor. One must then develop a basic understanding of economics, politics interpersonal communication, and especially [...]

Minton Unplugged: Which Way Are You Going? (Acapella)

Posted by Joshua Bradley Minton in June 24th, 2005  
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Acapella version of Which Way Are You Going? by the Prophet Jim Croce.
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Where I Stand as a Libertarian on the Eminent Domain Issue

Posted by Joshua Bradley Minton in June 24th, 2005  
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One of my best friends is a Senior Project Manager for a huge land development firm here in Ohio and I know what a pain in the ass it is for him to secure the sale and zoning changes for these enormous development deals. My buddy JD is right in claiming that only [...]

The Bad Taste of Pissing the Customer Off Through Weak Ass Operational Gaps in Your Processes

Posted by Joshua Bradley Minton in June 24th, 2005  
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With all of the recent data theft in the financial sector, it is important to make sure that we don’t go crazy trying to protect ourselves from risk. Risk management does have a value but there is a point at which the value of protecting oneself or one’s customers overshadows the product or [...]

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