Archive for March, 2004

this theme echoed several times in the past 24 hours - why not reveal what is happening on the inside while it is in process? Instead of holding back an idea or a plan until it is perfected and done for communication/publicity channels, which keeps the masses in the dark, in an organization or corporation […]

last night was the beginning of aalc2004 — the Asian American Leadership Conference, in downtown Los Angeles — first of its kind, and an amazing event with 300+ Asian American ministry leaders (pastors, campus ministers, seminary students, missionaries), and to get some of the leadership issues and training available to the general public is a […]

got to hang out with Rudy for 2 nights this week, bantered with a handful of others about protest vs. invest re: social justice, economic development, The Movie [which I think is bound for a prequel — the Prophecy of, the Life of, and sequel — the Spirit of], and doing a startup dot-com in […]

coming to you live from Westfield Shoppingtown in Bethesda, (one of?) the first indoor shopping malls with WiFi hotspot, and it’s a simple $3 for 24 hours of access (which actually works out to maybe 12 hours tops(?) b/c of store hours), or $20 for a monthly subscription.. that’s the right idea in my book, […]

this week was a puddle-jumper trip to Tulsa, Oklahoma, as I begin carving out a new role and position for 1 of my 2 paid jobs, and a new realignment of who I’ll be working with.. it dawned on me how relaxed (read: slow) life can be in a smaller city like Tulsa, with the […]


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