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Trump's handling of the pandemic and his continued focus on "ratings" keeps bringing this Babylon 5 scene to mind:

"Well take this for what little it will profit you. As I look at you, Ambassador Mollari. I see a great hand reaching out of the stars. The hand is your hand. And I hear sounds, the sounds of billions of people calling your name."

"My followers?"

"Your victims."
-- Elric and Londo in Babylon 5:"The Geometry of Shadows"

CIOs are uniquely poised to lead digital transformation

It used to be simple: CIOs were responsible for IT infrastructure. Now, they’re asked to participate in and even to lead digital transformation. Turns out, that’s a good thing, says Adobe’s CIO.
technologyreview.com/s/615428/

This online event on April 8 sounds like fun: Scientific Fiction: Science Advising on Star Trek, 1964–1967, by Ingrid Ockert, Haas Postdoctoral Fellow, Science History Institute sciencehistory.org/event/scien

Coronavirus bills: It’s April 1. How will I pay rent, mortgage, car loan, etc.? Advice (at least for Californians) ocregister.com/2020/04/01/coro

Aligning BDD with Continuous Delivery
Behavior-driven development (BDD) is a tried-and-true way to build shared understanding of features and stories among team members from different disciplines. It’s also a way to combine the insights from different viewpoints to get a more rounded view of what to build. Lisa Crispin and George Dinwiddie explore the ways that BDD fits into and enables continuous delivery (CD).
functionize.com/blog/aligning-

"Beginning on Thursday, April 2, at 7 p.m., Dolly Parton will be reading a children’s book for bedtime in a series entitled 'Goodnight with Dolly.' Dolly will welcome the viewers and introduces the title, author and illustrator." wcyb.com/news/entertainment/do

"The horror films got it wrong. Instead of turning us into flesh-eating zombies, the pandemic has turned millions of people into good neighbours....Something is taking root now––the unexpectedly thrilling & transformative force of mutual aid." theguardian.com/commentisfree/

My Amazon review of _The King's Justice_ by Susan Elia MacNeal

It's a great novel, but a bit dark for current days. That's okay; start with the first Maggie Hope story in the series, and things'll be better by the time you're ready for this one.

amzn.to/3dHD9V5

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