Bits & Pieces - Arsenault, H. George
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Bits & Pieces: Some Things to Think About: I always felt that there is so much to learn if we only would seek knowledge. When we are born, we begin to learn. Every day we learn something new about our surroundings and all the people that are in our milieu. In our youth, we spend 12 to 20 years in schools to learn. We never stop learning. The trick is to learn the good things and avoid learning the bad things. The computer adage; Garbage in... garbage out, is true. The day we stop learning is usually the day we die. My father in law, A. Z. Shmina, once told me, "When I meet someone, I think...…mehr

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Bits & Pieces: Some Things to Think About: I always felt that there is so much to learn if we only would seek knowledge. When we are born, we begin to learn. Every day we learn something new about our surroundings and all the people that are in our milieu. In our youth, we spend 12 to 20 years in schools to learn. We never stop learning. The trick is to learn the good things and avoid learning the bad things. The computer adage; Garbage in... garbage out, is true. The day we stop learning is usually the day we die. My father in law, A. Z. Shmina, once told me, "When I meet someone, I think... that maybe I can learn something from him. If I find that I can't, and then I think... well maybe I can teach him something." That's the spirit of this book.
Autorenporträt
H. George Arsenault has three College Degrees: Bachelor of Commercial Science in Accounting from Detroit Business Institute, Bachelor of Science in Management from The Detroit College of Business, and a Master of Arts in Public Administration from the Political Science Department at The University of Detroit., He retired from General Motors in 1988 with 36 years' service as a Senior Financial Analyst and Financial data base programmer and added seven more years' service with a Chrysler subsidiary, VPSI, (Van Pool Services Incorporated) as a Systems Information Director retiring in 1996. He now lives at Harbor Place in St. Clair Shores, Michigan as a widower having lost his wife in January, 2014.