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Ed Morgan

  • Writer of Stuff, The Dogs of Beer
Delaware
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Drinker of Beer. Writer of Stuff. BBQ, Kitchen Trolling, Pop Culture, and Delaware Beer. Firmly team dog. What did we do to deserve pizza? #FlyEaglesFly
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Xwatch and RodRadar Partner to Prevent Utility Strikes

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By kris west, Ed Morgan, Moshe Dalman
| LinkedIn
Xwatch and RodRadar Partner to Prevent Utility Strikes This title was summarized by AI from the post below. Can a combination of an AI-driven radar bucket and hydraulic auto stop tech prevent more utility strikes? Today's announcement of a new industry partnership between 3D collision avoidance specialist Xwatch Safety Solutions part of Hexagon, and AI-driven 'Live Dig Radar' bucket manufacturer RODRADAR, certainly think so.
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Hard truths about researchers as honest brokers

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By Susan Harris Rimmer, Ed Morgan
| jmi.org.au
There are clearly strides being taken at the University of Bath where there is a concerted effort to bring policymakers onto campus, bring policy people onto advisory boards and work with communities of practice.
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The importance of getting really painful feedback.

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By Ed Morgan
| Medium
No one likes to hear what they're s**t at. In fact, we often go out of our way to avoid it: denial, physical avoidance, distraction or asking questions designed to get a positive response. Why? Well, receiving negative feedback is bloody painful; it challenges our self-image and creates a sense of discomfort and defensiveness. It can make us feel like we are not good enough, and trigger feelings of shame, anger or anxiety.
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