Two things can be true at once, for example:
1. Senior adults should make every effort to MASTER new technology as at comes along (smart phones, AI, et al), but
2. Businesses, churches, governments and the rest should NEVER eliminate manual (paper) processes completely.
AI has democratized knowledge. "Experts" are becoming a dime a dozen.
Those who stand out in the years ahead won't be the ones who know the most, but the ones who exercise wisdom and judgment.
Like Daniel (in the Bible), the men and women who distinguish themselves will be marked by virtue, character, and courage; not just information.
Months of work, condensed into seconds. Watch the transformation of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool as crews drained, repainted, and refilled one of America's most iconic landmarks ahead of a busy summer season in Washington, D.C.
June is @fidelitymonth
In a culture that often celebrates autonomy and individuality, Fidelity Month calls us back to something better: faithfulness.
Faithfulness to God.
Faithfulness to our spouses and families.
Faithfulness to our churches and communities.
The strongest societies are built on people who keep their commitments.
Thank you to @McCormickProf for kickstarting this idea.
#FidelityMonth
Told the Daniels girls to always keep a spare tire in the trunk. Seems the trustees got the same lesson.
Will try to keep Purdue on its current roll, thanks to the board for the opportunity.
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Two weeks ago, the Judicial Qualifications Commission confidentially notified the Democrat backed candidates for the Supreme Court - Jen Jordan and Miracle Rankin - that it was investigating them for violations of the Georgia Code of Judicial Conduct.
The Democrats immediately filed a secret lawsuit against the JQC to stop the investigation. The lawsuit was assigned to Stacey Abrams's sister, a federal judge appointed by President Obama. Judge Abrams, again in secret, blocked the JQC from investigating.
The Democrats continued their violations with impunity.
Over the weekend, the Court of Appeals overruled Abrams. Today - one day before the election, after nearly a million Georgians have already voted - the Judicial Qualifications Commission issued a statement that Jordan and Rankin have engaged in multiple, serial violations of the Code.
This is a stunning abuse of the legal process by lawyers who are seeking to become judges - impartial dispensers of justice.
VOTE FOR THE STATEWIDE JUDICIAL INCUMBENTS IN GEORGIA.
“The Senate needs to be less like Instagram. The Senate needs to be more deliberative. And that means less smack-down nonsense,” says former Republican Sen. Ben Sasse. https://t.co/kg2uyqkOzR
“We’ve never lived in a world where 22-year-olds couldn’t assume that the work they did they would be able to do until death or retirement, and we’re never going to have that world again,” says former Nebraska Sen. Ben Sasse.
Gonna do (4) of these giveaways by June.
First up, Braden Smith’s 16 assist game in the BTT. This is a really sharp card with the image being his iconic diving assist to Omer Mayer.
This was assist #1️⃣0️⃣3️⃣9️⃣ of Smith’s Purdue career.
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The final Braden Smith Assist. (1,103)
To Fletcher Loyer’s final 3 (309)
The final pass from one Purdue great to another.
The final chapter.
The loss hurts.
But at least we were graced with one final moment for these two legends of Purdue.
Never missed a single start in 4 years. Not even 1.
Braden to Fletcher, the best 4 year backcourt duo I can remember. You left it all out there. The door has officially closed.
Matt Painter shares why he stopped overselling recruits and started telling them the truth.
"If you're gonna become one of our top 2 or 3 scorers, here's how I'm gonna use you. If you don't, then you're gonna have to blend in with those top 2 or 3 scorers from an offensive standpoint."
Then he asked them a question:
"Has anybody said this to you? Other coaches said this to you?"
"And they'll be like, 'No, you're the only one.'"
"I go, 'Well, they're gonna say it to you. They're just not gonna say it to you until November 1st before that first exhibition game.'"
Other coaches wait until it's too late. Painter tells them upfront.
Then he admitted something most coaches won't:
"I used to be one of those guys. And I didn't realize what I was doing. I just thought, 'Hey man, I gotta sell Purdue, I gotta sell this opportunity.'"
"But all we're doing is over-selling it. And if we get them, we're creating a problem."
Overpromising creates disappointment. Honesty creates alignment.
You have to tell people the truth even when it's uncomfortable.
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