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Learning to DO
http://isaiahjanzen.blogspot.com
Abaqus help, innovation musings, hardcore mountaineering, lots of running, and starting a company right out of college are all here.
- Added on: May 28th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Isaiah
- Listed in: Entrepreneurship Extreme
- Tags: innovation College running mountaineering abaqus finite element
Recent Posts
Merry Christmas and Thank You!
Merry Christmas! If you aren't Christian and don't celebrate Christmas have you ever considered trying it?Secondly, thank you all for reading this year! When I started this in February I wasn't sure exactly what would happen or what I would write abo...
We\'re not running the same race
I've been cruising the forums a little at RunningAhead but I rarely comment. The problem is that people are running 10 minute miles and that's like their race pace. Besides Reach the Beach relay this year I have not averaged over 6 minute miles in an...
Goodbye WPI
As you read this I am no longer in Massachusetts. I don't know when I am coming back. This is hard. I mean I knew from my first semester here that Massachusetts is not the place for me. There are so many people. It is hard to actually get away from p...
Successful Innovative Companies: Volume 11
The Successful Innovative Company of the week is: ING Direct.What they do right: give you interest on your checking and savings account. There was a time in life I paid bills with checks. Then I finally learned something and started using free bill p...
Read More!
I realized a while ago that I read a lot. It is not all quantifiable book reading either. In fact I do not read too many books. Maybe one or two books a month on in a busy month. I do read articles, blogs, status messages, away messages, scientific p...
Tales of a Broken Rib
After breaking my rib a week and a half ago I rebroke it Sunday, doing dishes. I had just finished a 19.5 mile long run and was cold and wet and I was washing a bowl in the sink and I twisted to place it in the drying race on my left and I heard a sn...
