Journal of Today 6

July 2, 2009

Super. Today was a short day. Now for a three day weekend.

  • Drove to work
  • Had a box of gloves sitting on my desk to remind me the guys need more
  • Did the Morning Walkabout routine
  • Went to update all my spreadsheets
  • Realized I had not updated the monthly goals for July
  • Published new goals and updated spreadsheets
  • Reviewed and filed current and old quotes
  • Received new quote for a redesign of existing equipment
  • Placed a credit card order with a vendor
  • Tracked down a distributor for water tanks and left him a voicemail
  • Filed stuff
  • Went to lunch and finished a book
  • Helped begin remodel of front office
  • Wrote schedules
  • Dealt with hydraulic hose issues
  • Distributed schedules

The Return of History and the End of Dreams – by Robert Kagan

July 2, 2009

With firm, declarative sentences Robert Kagan effectively outlines a very concise vision of the world’s political alignment as it stands today.

The world has certainly changed since the end of the Cold War. Robert Kagan, a columnist for the Washington Post and author of four other books regarding foreign policy and world politics, argues that this conciliatory era of progress, this ‘end of history’ – really, the end of the struggle between nations and ideologies – has not occurred. “It is not so easy to escape history”, he notes, and the great struggles are continuing.

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