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“It’s not my fault...”
When you listen to the pundits, you’ll hear enough negative noise that it can’t do anything but ruin your holiday cheer. As the saying goes, “if I had a dollar for every negative word written about the economy, housing, stock market, and automobile industry, I’d be a very rich man.” There is certainly plenty of negative speak to satisfy a healthy diet of “it’s not my fault.”
“It’s not my fault” is a cold-like virus that spreads when we don’t accept responsibility for our part in failure and fin… Continue
“It’s not my fault” is a cold-like virus that spreads when we don’t accept responsibility for our part in failure and fin… Continue
Posted on January 29, 2009 at 7:00am — 2 Comments
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- At 8:13am on January 5, 2010,
Juergen Heimbach said… - Dear Scott
My goal is to help users.
If you look to the side you will see that it is a big help and not a promotion.
Please look first and than give me new feedback
to save time you also can acess directly by http://cadenas.partcommunity.com?goto=products
Tschuess Juergen
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- At 11:20am on November 6, 2009,
Piero Marcolongo said…
- Will do, thank you very much for your feedback Scott
- At 11:19am on August 1, 2009,
KINGSTON VICKERS said…
- Hi Scott.
Your WindPowerEngineering.com website is very impressive. I really like how Wind Power Engineering, Installation, Maintenance and Policy are all covered. It really gives a very comprehensive overview of the issues regarding this developing market.
Great job!
Kingston
- At 3:20pm on May 25, 2009,
hugh said… - hi scott,
yes, it is one of my inventions. as for the sensor, there are many different types of sensor we can use. i'm currently using radar as a prototype. if you know of a sensor, which can be as effective and cheap to make, i'm all ear. thanks, scott.
- At 10:44pm on April 7, 2009,
Gian Alvarez said…
- Hi Scott!
Do you know how to use Mechanism Dynamics in Pro E Wildfire 3.0? I need a help in doing a bipedal robot. Thanks.
- At 10:00am on January 30, 2009,
Ali said… - Scott
Hello;
I will be Glad to be of help at the EX, Thank you for your kindly message
Regards
Ali
- At 9:49pm on December 23, 2008,
Salman amin said… - I own a CNC work shop.Check out my site www.aminmechanical.com
- At 9:07am on September 12, 2008,
Marshall Matheson said… - Hello Scott- thanks for joining the Engineering Exchange.
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