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iFaith

The moment finally arrived. I scraped together my hard-earned pennies and headed to the Apple Store last week to buy my latest technological gadget –the iPad 2. I’ve been drooling over the little tablet for a little over a year now, and figured next to having my own little R2D2, the iPad would be my personal assistant [...]

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I went to a business conference this past week at one of the local military bases to hear more about the future trends in Military construction opportunities. Everyone in my industry knows that military construction spending is at an all time high, and just about everyone is trying to figure out how to get a [...]

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I hate being sick. If catching the seasonal head cold isn’t bad enough, having to stay at home all day curled up drinking green tea and watching daytime TV is enough to make anyone go mad. One thing for sure, I have plenty of motivation to get back to work after channel surfing for 18 [...]

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The Deep Blue Sea

I’ve never been huge on the sport of swimming. Often referred to by triathletes as the ‘necessary evil’ of triathlon, the swimming leg for many of us is the one leg that separates the elite athletes from the rest of us. I know plenty of people (including myself) that can bike and run well, but we [...]

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Sitting across the table from a prospective client that didn’t hire you can be somewhat uncomfortable. I find myself fidgeting around with my pen, spinning my phone, and avoiding eye contact. There is a little thing in the construction and design industry called “the Debrief” where you sit down with current or potential clients to [...]

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A good friend of mine and his fiancé called me a month ago and asked me if I would be willing to officiate their wedding ceremony. This is only the second request I have had to do a wedding, but I was honored they would ask me to be a part of such a huge [...]

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“The Truth is Relative.” This is a cornerstone of the post modern era that we live in. There are no absolutes, no real definition of right or wrong, and an idea that all ideas and philosophies are true in one way or another. I started a new small group with my church a couple of [...]

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