Wednesday Location: Seven || 7:40 am – 10:35 pm
- Project: ZDI: had a great meeting this morning at Seven Cycles regarding some arcane processes on which we’ve been focusing. It’ll be enlightening and heartening to track a few metrics over the next couple months; I know we’ll see some dramatic changes for the positive. More to come. Cryptic for now. One focuses on what one measures.
- Quote: “Poor teachers want sheepish students.” This is from an NPR interview regarding the state of schools in America. Not ellquesnt but the point is true, I believe. Bad leaders want everyone to obey without questioning. It may be simpler to work with sheep, but dissent is where the good work happens. I love dissent. My problem with dissent is in discerning dissent for dissent’s sake. I think that sometimes, because dissent is more than tolerated where I work, it encourages dissent when maybe it’s not really necessary. Is it a contemporary oddly inverse Emperor’s New Clothes?
- Project: Seven Cycles brochure 2013: Worked on a content outline. We’ve already got about 50 pages worth of content planned; unfortunately the brochure is likely to be less than 40-pages. John L. is pushing this project forward. I also looked at some ways that the 2013 website will overlap – and more often – be divergent from the brochure. Both projects are intertwined and separate. Cleaved is the word I’m looking for.
- Graphic Design: Team Helmets for Ride Studio Cafe. I think this project is pretty much done for 2012. A few more to wrap up and then on to 2013.
- Project: Fast Ice. Beta prototype finally completed. They’ll be testing it in the next few days. We’ve slowed the process by 50% – that’s a good thing. Skip did all the fabrication work; Skip also knows a thing or two about fluid dynamics so it’s good he was helping – more than helping – in this project. I did a bit of coordination and that’s about it. I look forward to tasting the results soon.
- Graphic Design: Wrapped up the design for a printed card that shows all the local bike retailers by resource. I can’t show what it looks like here. Skunk managed the the final design and printing. I pulled together the content and overall layout.
Post title from, “How can you trust a man who wears both a belt and suspenders? The man can’t even trust his own pants.”

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