The Sternberg Effect
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You Say It’s Your Birthday…or, at least Facebook does
I woke up this morning much in the way I wake up every morning: languidly stuttering out of bed. Normally, though, I make a bee-line towards the coffee maker, make some joe and then glide over to the computer (if we call the television, “the idiot box,” what can we call the computer?) to begin … Continue reading
It’s All About How You Relax
I am not an athlete. When I was younger I was athletic, but make no mistake, I was not an athlete. I could hold my own in hoops, played baseball for 3 years for my high school and could throw a football, but I knew early on in life that sports would never be more than a hobby. Sports was an outlet for me to learn about rules and morality and systems. A lot of systems.
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Perspective at the Park
A couple weekends ago, a bunch of my close friends got together in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park to do some of the things we’ve been doing together for more than 20 years: BBQ, argue, play whiffle ball, make fun of each other, argue, throw the baseball around, argue, complain, make fun of each other, BBQ. Essentially, we revert to our 10-year-old selves.
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Welcome!
Thanks for stopping by. As you can see, I’ve made it to the bigs, the show, the pros. I’ve answered the call and have moved my blogger site to this beautiful, sleek, intuitive squarespace site. Here, you’ll find The Sternberg Effect still in full…wait for it….effect. You’ll also find a larger digital imprint – from … Continue reading
The Sternberg Effect 