1. No More Guns

    Wed 23 April 2008
    By John Mark Schofield in Resilience

    If I tell people at all that I used to carry a gun for self-defense, I say that I stopped because I realized carrying a gun makes it much more likely I would have to shoot someone. I almost never say more than that.

    I lived in several different lofts …

  2. An Epiphany, and My Technical Goals

    Wed 05 March 2008
    By John Mark Schofield in Technology

    First, the epiphany -- despite all the fires, and multiple top priorities, and projects, and all the other fireballs of stress that scream over my desk -- there is nothing I can do for Dakim that's more important than hiring. Over the next two years, I'm probably going to add significant headcount …

    Tagged as: Management
  3. A Rough Weekend

    Mon 28 January 2008
    By John Mark Schofield in Resilience

    I just feel the need to whine for a moment -- please indulge me. (Or skip to the next post.)

    My house flooded on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. I've already cleaned up twice; there's mud on my floor right now, on Monday morning. In addition, we're late on a big project …

    Tagged as: Topanga
  4. A River Runs Through It...

    Sat 05 January 2008
    By John Mark Schofield in Resilience

    My mountain cabin / hippie shack is built into the side of Topanga Canyon. It's TOTALLY not-up-to-code. Tonight, in the middle of the biggest rainstorm of the year, water started pouring from the WALL on the bottom floor that's built into the hill. It washed about a pound of silt onto …

    Tagged as: Topanga

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