Tim Dickey
I live in South Florida with my lovely wife and daughters. I write from personal experience. Enjoy the content! Check out my blogs - www.maketechwork.blogspot.com, www.totalprocessimprovement.wordpress.com
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The Joy of ChristmasThe smell of cut pine, the twinkle of tree lights, and the voices of carolers singing holiday cheer. These are just a few of my favorite Christmas things.
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The Good, Old Fashioned, Road TripI like driving. The best trip I ever made, by car, was the longest road trip in the U.S. Here are my memories of my cross-country journey.
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Veteran’s Day Reflections:This is a tribute to all those who have served in uniform on this Veteran's Day, 2011.
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For Veteran, Iraq Decision a Relief, but no SurpriseThe war in Iraq become personal for me in 2009 when I received orders to deploy there. Now in 2011, I'm glad to hear that the troops will come home at the end of the year.
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Reflections on Heroes and the Continued Struggle Against ExtremistsThe war in Afghanistan has forged warriors. It has also proved to be one of many fronts of the long war. My friends have spilled their blood and this article is in honor of their courage. -
How I Keep My Ford on the RoadDo-It-Yourself maintenance is well, dirty and sometimes bloody. I know, I've performed it more than once and always seem to invest more than my money and time to get it done.
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My 20 Years of Service in the Active and Reserve U.S. MilitaryThere were days where I asked myself, "Why am I doing this job?" Now, after 20 years, I know the "why" that kept me plugging away and inspires me to continue working at it.
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Planes, Trains, and Italian TaxicabsDon’t get me wrong, I love Europe. I hate getting to Europe because there always seems to be more drama involved than an Italian opera.
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September 11 Unearthed a New Reality for Military Service MembersHistory is written by the victors. September 11, 2001 defined U.S., but not as victors, instead as victims. Members of the military are working diligently to rewrite those events into victories for freedom over the long run.
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Self-transcendence:A research paper written for the course: Religion in Society and World Politics -
Supporting Home:This analysis was written for the course: Current Problems: Coming Home - War, Immigration, Community -
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder:This analysis was written for the course: Current Problems: Coming Home - War, Immigration, Community -
Informal EconomiesThis analysis was written for the course: Economic Development in Lesser-Developed Nations and Communities
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Pathways to Economic DevelopmentWhat does it take to grow an economy? This analysis was written for the course: Economic Development in Lesser-Developed Nations and Communities
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Economics by the NumbersWhat if economic development statistics are really just contrived lies? This analysis was written for the course: Economic Development in Lesser-Developed Nations and Communities
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A Greater Resolve after September 11The events of 9/11 will always stay fresh in my memory. It was a day when I made the toughest phone call of my life.
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Caught in Between:Christianity is under pressure in Colombia. What is its future and how are people making an impact today?
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Modernism:A research paper written for the course: Religion in Society and World Politics
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Emile Durkheim:A research paper written for the course: Religion in Society and World Politics.
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Revolution:A look at the Zapatistas, Al-Queda, and the anti-globalization movements. Written for the course: The Search for Meaning and Identity in the Contemporary World
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Art and Social MovementArt is an avenue that is without boundaries. Feminism merges gracefully with art to redefine the concept of social movement.
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Nation-State DeconstructionThe headlines talk about revolutions and popular uprisingings daily. How do people handle this type of change?
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Knowledge ManagementHow can knowledge management work for you? What competitive advantage can it give your business in order to edge out the competition and help hedge against uncertain times? -
The Effects of War on MotivationWar. It is an event that all societies and cultures have encountered throughout history. Beyond the battlefield they encounter other tests that can only be managed with the help and encouragement of other people.
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Zoom-zoomIt was love at first sight. I cannot deny that I was taken by my first pick-up truck and here's the rest of the story.
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A Brand New StartEntering college is a rite of passage for many teens moving to their twenties. What about someong in their twenties moving to their thirties?
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A Hidden Jewel of South FloridaOff the beaten path and located in one of Miami's upscale neighborhoods is a local experience not to be missed. -
Swimming with MermaidsThe imagination of children and the joy of parenthood. Who could believe that I would be living with mermaids as a result?
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The Multi-Billion Dollar Question: How Do We Get Back to Normal?A common sense approach to getting finances into shape without too much pain.
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The Great Presidential CandidateThis is a call to arms. Read on to see how we as citizens can change our nation's destiny.
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Who Wants to Be a Celebrity?Humans need to feel connected with fellow humans. That connection notwithstanding, some people seek a distinction from the masses in order to be admired and envied. Reality television provides the chance for an opportunity for the anonymous to become famous.
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A Primer in Knowledge ManagementThis serves as an introduction into the discipline of knowledge management (KM). The primer is geared for a basic understanding of how KM can be used in the business context.
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Gender Bias in the ClassroomThe classroom is the fountainhead for learning where all students are supposed to be treated equally. Gender bias remains an issue that is prevalent in spite of legislation and heightened awareness by both the educational community and society.
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Answering the Call - the RoadmapThis part looks at what could be part of your Roadmap when you are trying to answer the Call.
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Answering the Call - an IntroductionHow do you get rid of the nagging inclination that you are not doing enough with you life? I might have just the answer to put that question to rest.
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Terrorist or Freedom FighterWhat is the cost of freedom? How much would you be willing to pay, possibly with your life?
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How to Not Prepare for an Internation Public Speaking CompetitionLessons learn after two attempts to become the "World Champion of Public Speaking".
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Effective Leadership: Learn to Lead by ServingThis was a speech given to a Toastmasters' club.
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Identity Theft May Visit YouThis was a speech given to a local Toastmasters' club based on personal events.
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Future FatherThis was a speech given at a Toastmasters' competition.
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Success PsychologyThis was a speech given at a local Toastmasters' club.
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The Silent Invasion: A Short History of the NecktieThis was a speech given at a local Toastmasters' club.
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It's All About FaithThis was delivered as a speech for a local Toastmasters' club.
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The In's and Out's of Cross-Cultural Business in MiamiHighlights understanding how to build sales in Miami as a non-Latino. Helpful tips on understanding cultural differences.
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Getting Connected with Boardband Cable or DSL Internet Service in FloridaReviewing the pros and cons of DSL and cable
