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I was in the process of telling a friend why I though he might benefit from joining my LinkedIn network.

He runs a wedding photography business on the side of his day job, and I used the example that my contacts might be searching for a photographer.

That made me think that I already have two photographers in my LinkedIn contacts, and I decided to pass these web site addresses on to my friend.

I sent him to Kris Krug and Victor Aberdeen’s sites.

To make sure I had Victor’s URL right I went to his site.

Both Kris and Victor knows my friend Ean Jackson. And I guess this is what made my heart beat faster when I opened Victor’s site.

Victor shows some of his most recent photos on his home page. When I opened it up I saw a photo with the caption “Jackson”. In it you see 2 search and rescue technicians doing their work.

Ean is an ultra-runner, and you never know what he might be up to. A while back he ran for 43 HOURS and 50 minutes, completing the 180 km long Sunshine Coast Trail NON-STOP!

So, it would not surprise me if Ean needed some Search and rescue help somewhere.

Jackson turned out to be a dog. A black lab that had just fallen off a 50 ft cliff.

I’m glad it wasn’t Ean, and happy they rescued the dog as well.

Have you donated to your local Search and rescue group lately?

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NOTE: This post moved from Blogger to WordPress December 6, 2005

The other night I was making a new entry into by blog when I realized something kind of funny.

The spell check tool for “Blog This!” (Google Bar) does not recognize the words “blog” and “Blogger”!

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NOTE: This post moved from Blogger to WordPress December 6, 2005

Note: Updated from Blogger December 5, 2005

Dick Hardt has shown us a great example of Harvard math.

The conclusion, based on formulas sent to Dick by a friend, is that women = problems.

Here is my comment to that blog entry:

In this case I’m not sure we fully understood Dick’s actual problem - his initial focus was on recent developments in his romantic life.

Of course, there might be an error in my formula that requires further research by this forum. For example, it is interesting to note that even in cases where the
W(oman) is not really into the relationship, that T and M can still create R(omance) - as long as W is present and not negative.

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