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About Me

My years of comprehensive experience in broadcast programming, advertising/marketing, and corporate communications provide me with knowledge in designing and producing media for all audiences or subject matter, whether marketing, technical training, syndicated television shows, music videos, documentaries, or Web design. In addition to my media experience, I have experience in Gestalt facilitation, team management, seminar presentation, group dynamics, and community building.

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I'm passionate about

Human Potential, Integral Theory, Media Consciousness

An idea worth spreading

The Web we weave is the Story of the Human Experience. The Greatest Story Ever Told. A Story about Everything in a medium that unfolds its true nature: multi-dimensional, multi-authored, collaborative, globally accessible, never ending.

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art, music, video, sociology, politics, relationships,Consciousness, cognition, creativity, collaboration, onlology, cosmology, meta-media, metaphysics, The Web and the Theory of Everything.

People don't know that I'm good at

connecting everything and everyone

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    A comment on Talk: Conrad Wolfram: Teaching kids real math with computers

    Nov 21 2010: When I was in high school (late 50's) , I was very fortunate to have a science and math teacher who was a retired computer programmer for the aerospace industry. Mr. Bryant W. Saxon taught me to solve problems, not memorize formulae. Every six weeks, he gave us exams consisting of math problems, like the solution to the quadratic equation, before he introduced the term, much less the solution. For grading (1-10 points), he gave us one point for the correct answer, the other nine points for the solution process. He gave the highest points to students whose solution was one he had not derived.

    Mr. Saxon taught me to think for myself and solve problems, not to memorize or follow the instructions step-by-step. "Computers will change the way you work and think, " he said. We had never even seen a computer in East Texas! Mr. Saxon was very eccentric for a small town like Tyler in 1959. Needless to say, I didn't have many teachers like him.

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