The other day, I took an audible break and worked with no sounds budding into my ears. I could only hear the serenading static din emanating from the server tower, the whir fanning out my mouse-clicks and my keyboard taps and my peanut crunch smacking lips and my slurping sips of house-bland coffee.

The task that attended my focus was how to best articulate the organization's mission and vision with accessible experiences in a plausible actualization as implemented by web technologies underpinned with a standard that aggregates the office's workflow when engaged in the production and delivery of digitized intellectual property.

Essentially, the goal was to provide a calm explanation of a cool application without using metaphors as exemplary collected clarification.

Can this be done? I mean, really....

When I get home after a long day of knowledge work, my mission is eating my dinner incarnate. My vision is the meal I have to prepare using the ingredients that are presently accessible. Whatever I concoct, the meal has to sate from initial bite to final chew.

The goal is to alleviate appetite and quell craving.

Is there a recipe I can reference, or am I going to have to recipiate from scratch?

Hmm....