OEsheepdog's Blog
OEsheepdog
- Location
- From the Forest to the Shore, Connecticut, USA
- Birthday
- March 12
- Title
- Director of Change
- Company
- An unnamed non-profit health care provider
- Bio
- Change is good...that's what I keep telling my colleagues. It's difficult and hard. It's challenging and rewarding. It's fraught with peril. It needs to be done...yesterday!
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “I feel badly for the
family members who have to
endure the
humiliation of
these e…”
8:07AM - “WOW”
8:52PM - “What O'Really said. Very
fine.”
8:52PM - “Trig, How many times
have the Saints beaten the
Pats?”
8:49PM - “hahahahahaha”
8:47PM
OEsheepdog's Links
You may not need to be a die hard football fan to appreciate the career of one its most consistent players. Tedy Bruschi will retire after 13 seasons with the New England Patriots today.
So what you say? Bruschi actually played with the same team for his whole career. Rather than… Read full post »
Liberty Enlightening the World
For much of the past 35 years I've spent July 4th in a different part of the country. The summers in Maine seated on the grass of the old parade ground at Ft. Williams Park listening to Independence Pops, a music program produced by the Portland Symph… Read full post »
Here's the final installment of the one position I get to hire this year.
I invited five finalists back and each one had to present a training session on the same subject. While I thought all were equally matched after the first interview, this was an opportunity to have them deliver… Read full post »
For the backstory go here:
http://open.salon.com/blog/oesheepdog/2009/04/07/hiring_during_tough_times/comment
I promised an update. I wrapped up the first round of interviews with candidates today. Of the 11 I interviewed, I need to bring back five for a final review and select one.
All of… Read full post »
For those of you who haven't read the back story it's here:
and here:
http://open.salon.com/blog/oesheepdog/2009/04/13/i_turned_down_the_cia_my_interviews_part_ii/comment
Summer passes into fall.… Read full post »
Many of you have read about my past experiences as a private detective. In the early 80s I worked in industrial security at a construction project in New Hampshire where they were building as nuclear power plant.
One Sunday, in February of 1983 , I was reading the classifieds in… Read full post »
You might say I live a charmed life. I have a job in New York City, and I have an open position I need to fill. This has got to be an incredibly easy task. Like being the only male teen in an all girl high school and needing a date… Read full post »
Shayna is one special girl. Some say my relationship with her is sensual. Others feel my obsession with her is unnatural. Yet others would be shocked about the way I talk about her. She is my possession. My property. I keep her tied up at night, lest I fear she would… Read full post »
The solution is at the bottom of my updated post
This is a follow up to the story I shared last week.
http://open.salon.com/blog/oesheepdog/2009/02/17/my_life_as_a_private_investigator
Back when society was trying to decide between Betamax and VHS, and vinyl LPs were still being sold, I worked… Read full post »
In the go-go 80s, there was Magnum, PI, Miami Vice, and Remington Steele. These shows had action, panache, flair, sex, fast cars, faster boats, and even faster women. Testosterone and estrogen flowed like the falls over the Niagra River. Oh, to be a PI in the 1980s. For two short years I… Read full post »
Imagine being eight years old and going to a movie theatre with a really big screen and a balcony and with your Dad. Amovie with an overture and an intermission,. Almost three full hours of laughter.
This movie, when it was made, had virtually every living comic performer from the 2oth… Read full post »
Every morning, Monday through Friday, I walk from my apartment to the 1904 Beaux-Arts restored building that is known as "Yonkers" on the Metro-North rail map. I stand on the platform waiting for a train to take me on a 25 minute ride to Grand Central Terminal. Most days I walk… Read full post »
I went to the University of New Hampshire and earned an MBA. I was required to take a class on corporate governance and responsibility. Our professor had us watch 3 movies to help understand how the corporation and the CEO has evolved in society.
Some of my classmates, thought that watchi… Read full post »
You're not getting any younger, I was telling myself a more than three years ago . I have a keen grasp of the obvious. I'm single again, a bittersweet moment to be sure. It's time to meet someone "compatible", whatever the hell that means, I think.
Immediately I ruled out meeting som… Read full post »
I have some good news and bad news. The good news is I get to keep my job after relocating to NYC less than 6 months ago. The bad news is I only had my 4 million dollar project cut by 85%. Fortunately, no jobs were lost by the cuts. I work for… Read full post »
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Updates
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A feel good story
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A Turkey Tale: Seven in the City
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Bozo interfaces with Soupy Sales on old time TV
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BCS Computers Traded Rankings for Sex, Memory
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My last-minute, shot in the rain, blurry photos of my work
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i want to cancel christmas this year
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For O'Really : Homegrown Protein is the Best!
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An advertisement for Aricept

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