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"Biographies of late bloomers...might leave us with lessons about how some people can be helped to flourish earlier—but...it will show us that some talents come to fruition differently. We should encourage a diversity of paths to success." @HenryEOliver greeneracresvaluenetwork.wordpress.com/2022/05/13/dai…
The secret world beneath our feet is mind-blowing – and the key to our planet’s future | Soil | The Guardian
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#SoilCharacteristics, #EcosystemSustainability
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For top-quality patient care, invest in nurses | McKinsey & Company
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Also, I had a great book interview today with someone I first met in June 2008 when he helped me after a sketchy encounter with Jamie Bacon's dad David in Abbotsford.
Bacon senior called me names, including maggot, then twisted my arm and tried to grab my (empty) steno pad from me. I wouldn't let that happen (because you know journalism/principle) so there was a tussle and I got my notebook back (in my mind I won, but he might have let go.)
But it got crazier. I jumped in my minivan and started racing away, wondering if David Bacon had tried to follow. I called the newsroom to say the Bacon dad had "grabbed" me. Mid-call, I lost the signal and just couldn't get it back. So the newsroom thought I had been kidnapped.
