I happened to run across this display in Grand Central Station this week. The photo is a perfect complement to the quote of the week, which I posted on our LEAN blog, DailyKaizen (I am filling in for the other host while he is in Europe).
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- Ted Eytan: Well said, Jay - I think
- jay m.: I find that I can easily
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- Ted Eytan: Awesome - a little action research
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- Alex Sicre: Lets compare Apps to Apps!
- e-Patient Dave: Okay, I went and commented there.
- e-Patient Dave: p.s. When I saw your simple
- Ted Eytan: Whoops, forgot to post the link
- Ted Eytan: Hey Dave, I'm all about just in
- Ted Eytan: Hey Dave, On #1, Those are really
- Dave deBronkart: > Would you entertain taking a
- Dave deBronkart: Holy crap. You just post
- Dave deBronkart: So, help me connect the dots
- Ted Eytan: Hooray! I like nothing more than
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2 Responses
Paul Levy
October 5th, 2007 at 6:16 am
1Nice stuff, Ted. I’ve linked to my blog. Paul
Ted Eytan
October 5th, 2007 at 1:31 pm
2Thanks Paul, big fan of your work. As soon as I figure out how to aesthetically fit a blogroll into this minimalist blog theme, I will add “runningahospital” as well. I recommend it to lots of folks.
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