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The records of Mr. Harder's service show that he was trained in covert operations.

Heroes or Villains? 2010

It delighted the Hickses when their home travails would end up as Harder's columns, and they kidded him about wanting residuals.

Heroes or Villains? 2010

I forgot to mention that Nick Harder's name has never been on any official list of POW/MIAs.

Heroes or Villains? 2010

Harder's work and that of the growing number of designers working in hospital and clinic settings represent one of the most promising ways of reducing the cost and improving the quality of health care delivery in the U.S. With their work has come a new appreciation of the value that designers bring to the solving of problems, and a new understanding of the possible applications of design thinking within the design community itself.

Thomas Fisher: Cutting Health Care Costs Through Design Thomas Fisher 2011

Harder's lighter side blossomed upon meeting Wendy.

Heroes or Villains? 2010

Then they went sailing on Lake Mission Viejo, and a big wind came up, dumping them into the chilly water as Harder's wallet sank to the bottom.

Heroes or Villains? 2010

The journey from jungle to journalist infused Harder's work, and life, with a certain sobriety.

Heroes or Villains? 2010

Harder's center has reduced errors in the handling of specimens, medications, blood, and the administration of patient care and surgical procedures -- all very costly to correct -- by doing what designers and cognitive psychologists working in this area do best: observing human behavior, analyzing the nature of a problem, and developing and testing alternative processes and new protocols, products, and procedures that address the need in the simplest and least costly way possible.

Thomas Fisher: Cutting Health Care Costs Through Design Thomas Fisher 2011

Travers finishes up with comment on Peter's Harder's resignation.

Peace, order and good government, eh?: February 2007 Archives 2007

Harder's signs read "Save the Single Desk" and "Lies", repeating concerns of wheat board supporters that multi-national grain companies stood to benefit most from the changes.

CBC | Top Stories News 2011