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amy clipp consulting: February 2013

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My approach to work is shaped by where I live—across the street from an ill kept New Orleans cemetery. Outside my front door I see plants sprouting over crooked gravestones. It’s a contradictory but grounding view, one that shows how beginnings and endings feed each other and create something new in the process. Facts like these have altered the way I think about innovation, reminding me that sometimes the best way to make progress is to remember how things all began. Thursday, February 21, 2013. One pro...

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amy clipp consulting: October 2013

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My approach to work is shaped by where I live—across the street from an ill kept New Orleans cemetery. Outside my front door I see plants sprouting over crooked gravestones. It’s a contradictory but grounding view, one that shows how beginnings and endings feed each other and create something new in the process. Facts like these have altered the way I think about innovation, reminding me that sometimes the best way to make progress is to remember how things all began. Sunday, October 13, 2013. For the co...

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amy clipp consulting: March 2013

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My approach to work is shaped by where I live—across the street from an ill kept New Orleans cemetery. Outside my front door I see plants sprouting over crooked gravestones. It’s a contradictory but grounding view, one that shows how beginnings and endings feed each other and create something new in the process. Facts like these have altered the way I think about innovation, reminding me that sometimes the best way to make progress is to remember how things all began. Wednesday, March 27, 2013. There are...

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amy clipp consulting: Thinking About Rachel

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My approach to work is shaped by where I live—across the street from an ill kept New Orleans cemetery. Outside my front door I see plants sprouting over crooked gravestones. It’s a contradictory but grounding view, one that shows how beginnings and endings feed each other and create something new in the process. Facts like these have altered the way I think about innovation, reminding me that sometimes the best way to make progress is to remember how things all began. Tuesday, July 16, 2013. At first, sh...

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amy clipp consulting: In Their Own Words

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My approach to work is shaped by where I live—across the street from an ill kept New Orleans cemetery. Outside my front door I see plants sprouting over crooked gravestones. It’s a contradictory but grounding view, one that shows how beginnings and endings feed each other and create something new in the process. Facts like these have altered the way I think about innovation, reminding me that sometimes the best way to make progress is to remember how things all began. Wednesday, May 15, 2013. And they te...

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amy clipp consulting: May 2013

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My approach to work is shaped by where I live—across the street from an ill kept New Orleans cemetery. Outside my front door I see plants sprouting over crooked gravestones. It’s a contradictory but grounding view, one that shows how beginnings and endings feed each other and create something new in the process. Facts like these have altered the way I think about innovation, reminding me that sometimes the best way to make progress is to remember how things all began. Wednesday, May 15, 2013. And they te...

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amy clipp consulting: July 2013

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My approach to work is shaped by where I live—across the street from an ill kept New Orleans cemetery. Outside my front door I see plants sprouting over crooked gravestones. It’s a contradictory but grounding view, one that shows how beginnings and endings feed each other and create something new in the process. Facts like these have altered the way I think about innovation, reminding me that sometimes the best way to make progress is to remember how things all began. Tuesday, July 16, 2013. At first, sh...

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Amy Clipp

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Wrestling with speed and volume. Life after the storms. Life After the Storms (2005 and 2006). Stories abound. The perspective to understand them, much less feel their impact, is slow in coming. But sometimes just getting the narrative down is a good first step. Men Swarm New Orleans (November 2005). Rdquo; I hear a Texas twang that matches the insignia on his shirt sleeve from the Dallas Country Club. The man is from points west, coming in to make some money a few days a week. Not a good feature...Meanw...

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Amy Clipp

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Wrestling with speed and volume. Life after the storms. On June 1st , hurricane season began, and the summer's storm predictions were announced. As usual they sounded more preachy than probable. Were there really going to be 15 storms, or were scientists just trying to scare callow Americans about the dangers of coastal living? Published a spaghetti looking map showing all the routes out of town, color coded by destination, to be used if an evacuation was ordered. The. The Apron Front Sink. Both tranquil...