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I would urge caution before reacting to the video clip. I happen to have some knowledge of that field. As an animal scientist, I have visited quite a few chicken slaughterhouses around the world, and I can see, better than some who might lack that b…
Thanks for the post - can't wait for the 2nd one!
Nice post, Bernard. Now I'm sorry I didn't go.
Bernard...I don't drink, but I still enjoyed this post. Your descriptions are compelling. Thanks for the education. Great post!
A week ago last Friday, the gourmands and bon-vivants of Central Indiana had a chance to quite literally put their glass where their mouth is, and enjoy some good old-fashioned fun around a bottle, or hundreds of bottles as it were. Those who paid a…
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- At 9:43pm on January 7, 2009,
Amy Stark said… - Hey--- ID Ten T Error on my part. The Tweet up is on Friday 1-9-09 At Hubbard and Cravens. It is correct in the event listing. Sorry for the mix up.
- At 5:49am on August 26, 2008,
Renee Wilmeth said… - Thanks! Glad you like it.
- At 1:46pm on May 23, 2008,
Matthew Theriault said… - Bernard,
Thanks for the response! I'll look forward to seeing you at the event (whenever it may be). And feel free to stop by the office when you're in the neighborhood. I'd love to visit.
- At 10:15am on May 23, 2008,
Amy Stark said…
- Hey Bernard,
I really enjoyed your thoughts at the Business Book Club meeting, and your story about DARPA. I learned a great deal.
You may already know about the National Science Foundation's involvement with DARPA-NET. The NSF added a "grassroots flavor" to the beginnings of the Internet--a truly innovative and very disruptive idea.
I look forward to the next BBC meeting, and learning more about your work.
- At 8:44pm on May 22, 2008,
Marissa Schoemer said… - Hi Bernard! It was great to meet you today. You had a lot of very interesting ideas and comments. You gave me lots of food for thought - which I love. See you next month!
- At 3:53pm on May 22, 2008,
Matthew Theriault said…
- Bernard,
It was great to meet you at book club today! I can't say I'm as purposefully disruptive as you are (although if you ask my wife...), so it's really nice to have a model to live up to! Hope to see you again soon.
- At 2:25pm on January 10, 2008,
Kyle Lacy said… - Hey Bernard,
Pleasure meeting you today at the book club!
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- New ideas; flexibility, ability to change quickly...I can also whip up a pretty decent meal, most days.
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- Radical innovation (open, disruptive, repeated, breakthrough), biomedical research, new R&D models, network analysis
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The Great Indy Wine Fest: An affair to remember!
A week ago last Friday, the gourmands and bon-vivants of Central Indiana had a chance to quite literally put their glass where their mouth is, and enjoy some good old-fashioned fun around a bottle, or hundreds of bottles as it were. Those who paid a (miserly) $50 to get in had their pick of 402 wines. The generous folks who parted with $100 were rewarded with another 50 pricier bottles.
Once upon a time, such tastings might have been long on cheap bottles. This time though, there was no such fr… Continue
Once upon a time, such tastings might have been long on cheap bottles. This time though, there was no such fr… Continue
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