Randy Pausch Booster Shot
Dr. Randy Pausch is a dying man who knows what to say to make us all live better. If you don't know about him you should catch up. Houston Chronicle: Professor draws tears with a simple message. Update page
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WPvideo 1.10 Right away I will tell you that I am not a ardent watcher of Randy’s update page. I go there when I think about him and his family to see what is going on and to see if there is anything specific besides his general condition that I can pray for him and his family. I was starting to get a little worried that I had not seen any updates to his Update page since the middle of May. I visited the site on Monday of this week, and was very pleased to see that on May 18th he had what
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Last fall, I blogged the incredibly moving last lecture of Randy Pausch, a 46-year old computer science professor at Carnegie Mellon University and father of three pre-school children who is dying of pancreatic cancer. The lecture has become a worldwide phenomenon, spawning over 2.6 million YouTube views and a new best-selling book. (For an update on his condition, see his blog.). Randy says his recent lecture on Time Management at …03.06.2008 12:16 © Handakte WebLAWg | Permanenter Link:
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Last fall, I blogged the incredibly moving last lecture of Randy Pausch, a 46-year old computer science professor at Carnegie Mellon University and father of three pre-school children who is dying of pancreatic cancer. The lecture has become a worldwide phenomenon, spawning over 2.6 million YouTube views and a new best-selling book. (For an update on his condition, see his blog.). Randy says his recent lecture on Time Management at the University of Virginia is an even more important leg
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Carnegie Mellon professor Randy Pausch after being diagnosed on Sept 2006 with cancer and with only 3 months to live gave one of this wonderful, uplifting lectures titled "The Last Lecture". His book titled "The Last Lecture" is a New York Times #1 Best seller. some snippets from his update page are below "you can't control the cards you're dealt, just how you play the hand." April 17 2007: an email I wanted to share... Through all of this, I've tried very hard to stay positive, but it's
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Dr. Randy Pausch is a dying man who knows what to say to make us all live better. If you don't know about him you should catch up. Houston Chronicle: Professor draws tears with a simple message. Update page read
WPvideo 1.10 Right away I will tell you that I am not a ardent watcher of Randy’s update page. I go there when I think about him and his family to see what is going on and to see if there is anything specific besides his general condition that I can pray for him and his family. I was starting to get a little worried that I had not seen any updates to his Update page since the middle of May. I visited the site on Monday of this week, and was very pleased to see that on May 18th he had what read
Last fall, I blogged the incredibly moving last lecture of Randy Pausch, a 46-year old computer science professor at Carnegie Mellon University and father of three pre-school children who is dying of pancreatic cancer. The lecture has become a worldwide phenomenon, spawning over 2.6 million YouTube views and a new best-selling book. (For an update on his condition, see his blog.). Randy says his recent lecture on Time Management at …03.06.2008 12:16 © Handakte WebLAWg | Permanenter Link: read
Last fall, I blogged the incredibly moving last lecture of Randy Pausch, a 46-year old computer science professor at Carnegie Mellon University and father of three pre-school children who is dying of pancreatic cancer. The lecture has become a worldwide phenomenon, spawning over 2.6 million YouTube views and a new best-selling book. (For an update on his condition, see his blog.). Randy says his recent lecture on Time Management at the University of Virginia is an even more important leg read
Carnegie Mellon professor Randy Pausch after being diagnosed on Sept 2006 with cancer and with only 3 months to live gave one of this wonderful, uplifting lectures titled "The Last Lecture". His book titled "The Last Lecture" is a New York Times #1 Best seller. some snippets from his update page are below "you can't control the cards you're dealt, just how you play the hand." April 17 2007: an email I wanted to share... Through all of this, I've tried very hard to stay positive, but it's read
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