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Master Award of
Excellence One of life’s most fulfilling moments occurs in that split second when the familiar is suddenly transformed into the dazzling aura of the profoundly new . . . These breakthroughs are too infrequent, more uncommon that common; and we are mired most of the time in the mundane and the trivial. The shocker: what seems mundane and trivial is the very stuff that discovery is made of. The only difference is our perspective, our readiness to put the pieces together in an entirely new way and to see patterns where only shadows appeared just a moment before. Edward B. Lindaman Thinking in the Future Tense, 1978
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