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Rich Brown

  • Director of Content and Consumer Education, EnergySage
Boston, United States
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How Latin America Is Climbing the High-Tech Value Chain

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By Nur Cristiani, Rich Brown
| Americas Quarterly Verified
Reading Time: 5 minutes This article is adapted from AQ’s special report on Mexico’s path forward Time and again we hear the story of Latin America’s struggle to climb the global value chains and diversify beyond commodity exports. But the region is quietly building an impressive streak of wins in emerging high-tech sectors, and this evolution could soon amount to a major boom.
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Why I still don't have a dog

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By Rich Brown
| Gillette News Record Verified
Annie came into our life, and I was smitten from Day One. My wife and kids had been lobbying me to get a dog for over a year, but I stiff—armed them because I knew how much work a dog can be. And I knew most of the work would fall to me. But then they pulled the ol’ “we got you a dog for your birthday” trick, and I happily relented. An energetic but gentle retriever mix we got from the Humane Society, she was four years old when we she joined the family and 15 years when she passed on.
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The promise made after striking out in a Little League game

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By Rich Brown
| Gillette News Record Verified
When I was 10 years old, I was selected to play on one of the upper division Little League teams with the 11- and 12-year-olds. I wasn’t selected because I was particularly good. It was mainly because my older brother was on the team, so we became kind of a package deal. To highlight the not “particularly good” part, more often than not when I got to the plate, I would strike out. And after I struck out, I would return to the dugout, sit alone at the end of the bench, and cry. Every time.
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