The Devil’s Greatest Trick: A Sermon of Sorts for Sunday (It Was Sunday Where I Posted It) By Leonard Zwelling “The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled is convincing the world that he doesn’t exist.” This is a quote from 1995’s The Usual Suspects, but actually has its origins in 1864 in The […]
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Dave By Leonard Zwelling Readers of the blog and those who have heard me speak know that there is no one higher on my list of people I admire than David Letterman. Sure, I love the show, but I love the man even more. Why? First, as I have said many
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Solving The Wrong Problem By Leonard Zwelling My father only taught me two rules when it came to math. (He was an engineer and a first lieutenant in the US Army during WWII. Rules were important in our house.) 1. Never divide by zero 2. Before solving any problem, identify the real problem The
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Why the Prom Mattered By Leonard Zwelling Forgive an old man. When I came to MD Anderson almost 30 years ago, there was a very special tradition that many of you have heard about but only a vanishing few have experienced. Every year in the spring, the faculty gathered, usually at a
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