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Coach James, I must be confused. You mentioned the ball should be at 1 oclock upon landing with the front foot? I was thinking it should be around 11 oclock???
I have a 14yr old pitcher on our tb team who is struggling with her timing. Ideally, the ball should be around 1 o'clock when the stride foot lands, but she is closer to 3 or 4, and her speed and movement are less than desirable to be nice. I've made sure the stride is in sync with the hands and I have her driving out more than up. Now Im looking for possible drills to help correct the timing. Please and thanks, James
Coach James, I must be confused. You mentioned the ball should be at 1 oclock upon landing with the front foot? I was thinking it should be around 11 oclock???
I guess it depends on how your seeing the clock...
1 o'clock for me means just barley past the half way point, and starting the downward portion of the circle.
I would see it that way too if she's a lefty but not a righty.
Too many variables involved and no absolutes here. Perhaps if you had video or explained what you're trying to accomplish I could help more. The arm speed, quality of the arm circle, length of stride, and speed of stride are all variables here that will determine where the arm "should be", but honestly, if other mechanics are correct, this is a non-teach. It sounds like your pitcher has a lot more going on.
You should be near the top of the circle at stride foot contact. Should you be at 11, 12 or 1 o'clock? From what I have researched there is no correlation between the speed of the pitch and shoulder extension. As I recall the average arm location was 168 degrees (with 0 degrees being when the arm is pointed down) which suggests an 11:00 o'clock position.
But since there wasn't a clear cut correlation between shoulder extension and speed it's something I don't focus on. I just want them to be near the top.
9:55 is the ideal.
The position of the ball should be just into the downswing behind for the safest mechanics for the female shoulder complex. That would be 1:00 to 1:30 for a right handed pitcher looking in the direction of her throwing arm. That is the standard because there are WAY more RRH pichers than LH pitchers.
The clock is as the pitcher views it to make it easier for them to discern. Poop on making it easier for the coaches, we arent the ones doing the work!
Perfect Circle (02-02-2013)
I get the arm position... what I am looking for is a way to correct the fact she is around 3:30ish when the stride lands. Her arm circle looked a little short, she would come right out of her glove straight up. I now have her driving out towards the catcher more with her arms and it helped, but not enough...
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July 16, 2005 by Jennifer Simmons
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. - The final 12 anglers in the Forrest L. Wood Championship took off this morning on Lake Hamilton after three days of intense bracket-style competition. Some anglers would probably be in this position whether they'd fished in a bracket or not, while others owe their lofty status to the unique format. No matter how they got here, they are all on equal footing again today, as weights started over at zero and the brackets were eliminated for the final day of competition.
To say a lot is on the line today would be a massive understatement - the 12 pros are competing for a top prize of $500,000, the sport's largest guaranteed cash award. According to Dean Rojas, the key this week is to get the big bite. The anomaly is that a big bite on Lake Hamilton tops out at 2 or 3 pounds.
"The key is catching a big bite or something above average," Rojas said. "If you're going to separate yourself, you need that 3-pound bite."
Rojas is one of the competitors who has consistently found that big bite this week, bringing in 15 pounds, 7 ounces in the opening round and 8 pounds, 1 ounce yesterday. Only J.T. Kenney caught more pounds of bass on day three than Rojas.
"For me, the area I have has a pretty good chance of replenishing," Rojas said. "It's where the fish go to feed. I feel confident in the area I'm fishing, and I'm throwing the right bait."
Right bait or no, many anglers complained yesterday the fish just weren't biting anything, prompting one final-round angler - Robert Karbas, who managed to earn a final-round slot despite zeroing yesterday - to say he was glad to know it wasn't just him.
Some anglers need sunshine, but most have appreciated the cloud cover this week, saying the overcast sky spurs the sluggish bite. For the most part, every day this week has started off cloudy, with a little sunshine later that turns into an afternoon shower.
"It's been playing in my favor, because it's been consistent all week," Rojas said of this week's weather. "It's moving and shaking, and I couldn't ask for anything more."
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Making this week's final-round list all the more interesting is the number of ties that bind the 12. For instance, Larry Nixon has stayed at George Cochran's house all week and is, in fact, Cochran's wife's third cousin.
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Kenney and Chad Grigsby are well-known on the tour for being close friends and will compete against one another for the half-million-dollar prize today. Added to that mix is Chip Harrison, who also counts himself among Kenney's closest friends.
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Saturday's final weigh-in begins at 5 p.m. Central time at Summit Arena, adjacent to the Hot Springs Convention Center. The championship's boat and outdoor show features more than 140 exhibits, fishing seminars by Hank Parker, Jimmy Houston, Guido Hibdon, Forrest L. Wood and other bass-fishing legends, as well as free daily giveaways. The boat and outdoor show runs from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday.
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Very disappointing. Although the room was nice and the bar was great, overall the service was awful. We called guest services to request something from housekeeping and got an answering machine for a half an hour. We ordered room service and they called us 45 minutes later to say they forgot our order and it would take another half an hour if we wanted it. Also, the front desk was rude and the doorman/bellman didn't help us with our bags when we arrived at 1 am after a delayed flight!
We will never stay there again when there are plenty of other hotels in New York with superior service. Skip this hotel!
Having stayed in the penthouse, the wife and I found it to be superb.
Room Service, Housekeeping, Desk Clerks, Bar and Restaurant personnel were all personable and cognizant of their duities... the Soho/Tribeca area is very fascinating and it is great to have a Hotel such as the Soho Grand available...
Fantastic package!
Great hotel. The rooms are a little small but you're in NYC! You never spend time in your room anyway! The Sex in the City package was divine.
The hotel oozes style....and the area in fantastic. You are one block from Canal Street craziness and one block from cozy neighborhood pubs (Toad Hall). If you want wonderful local flavor then try this hotel.
The staff was great also!
Great hotel, tiny room!
I liked the hotel very much but the room was small. Room was large, though, compared to the bathroom. The staff was great, they warmed up to you, the longer you stay. Excellent location for business mixed with pleasure. Would stay here again with a larger room!
Hip and Happenin'
This is a nice, modern hotel. It's a short walk from the downtown area of Soho. Rooms are nicely decorated and the in room CD player is a nice touch. The Staff was courteous, and the bar had some excellent martinis. Breakfast was nice, but a little on the expensive side. I stayed here for a business trip, but if the price was right I would definitely stay here in the future.
Soho Grand was near perfect
My wife and I just returned from four nights at the Soho Grand and had
a wonderful stay. The concierge was extremely professional and helpful.
All requests to the front desk and housekeeping were promptly taken
care of. The neighborhood was perfect for how my wife and I travel,
with an emphasis on fine eating and drinking, and less on
sight-seeing.Soho has great restaurants & shopping and it was perfect
for us. Great area restaurants were Aquagrill, Blue Ribbon, Pfiff,
among others.Our rate was around $270 a night. Minor gripes: The room
was relatively small, but standard I guess for Manhattan, and the tub
had a slow drain. Other than that, no problems.Highly recommend for
couples or singles. I saw very few children, it's not really family
oriented (understatement).
Loved the Soho Grand
We loved the Soho Grand. We were caught in the Blizzard of 2003 and stayed two extra days. The hotel and the neighborhood of Soho had everything we needed. Two subway stops within 2 blocks of the hotel. Great shopping and many wonderful Zagat rated restaurants within one to two blocks. A wonderful breakfast restaurant 1/2 block away, the Cupping Room. The hotel is very hip, with a comfortable and modern bar. The room amenitites are Kiehls and the linens and the bed were excellent . Our room, as most NY hotels, was small but big enough for the price. We will definetly stay at the Soho Grand on our next trip to NYC.
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My wife and I took a long weekend pre-Christmas trip to NYC and simply loved SOHO GRAND! Very different compared to the usual 'business' hotels. Lively, great decor, wonderful champagne and strawberries on arrival. Loved the room. Fantastic service .... a really buzzing place where the later it gets the more livelier it bceomes. Ideally located for everything with the subway at the end of the block. We'd certainly return.....
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This hotel tries to be both a place to stay and an experience. Location is great in SOHO. You get a full measure of NYC street noise at no extra charge. But I think you need to expect that considering location. Basic Rooms are small. Corner rooms are better but hardly large. Industrialist style kind of fun, but poor lighting makes working in room tough.Bell staff is fine, but front desk has an attitude. Too often wait gets much too long and attendant will try to blow you off if you don't look chic or funky. Had significant problem with room on last stay that didn't get reseolved at checkout. After letters and nasty phone calls, general manager did resolve to our satisfaction. Have stayed there at least 4-5 times and will probably again if the rate is good.
Excellent place to stay. Make sure you ask for a goldfish upon checkin. The lobby bar is fabulous, but don't visit before 1AM. :)
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18th December, 2015: Hyosung GT 250R is a sporty quarter liter motorcycle introduced by the Korean manufacturer few years back. The bike comes powered by a 249cc, liquid-cooled, four-stroke engine that puts out 28bhp of power and 22.07Nm of torque. Furthermore, the bike gets inverted telescopic forks and hydraulic disc brakes as some interesting elements. The bike is available at the dealerships at a price of Rs. 3.02 lac (ex-showroom, Delhi) in three attractive colours: White, red and Black. Hyosung GT 250R lock it horns against Kawasaki Ninja 300 and upcoming Yamaha R25.
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The renowned Korean motorcycle manufacturer - Hyosung offers its three products in it GT line-up in India that comprises of Hyosung GT650R, 650N and 250R. Out of these, as the name suggests, Hyosung GT250R is the smallest motorcycle in terms of power that comes with a well-defined purpose of serving its buyers with some real motorcycling experience. The bike made its appearance few years back in the Indian market and has become quite popular due to its sporty body design and appeal.
Hyosung GT250R is powered by a 249cc, four-stroke, liquid-cooled engine that generates a maximum power of 28bhp at 10,000rpm along with a net torque of 22.07Nm at 8,000rpm. The mill comes paired with a five-speed transmission and uses wet multiplate clutch setup. The bike runs on 110/70 -17 54h front and 150/70 -17 69h rear tyres that offer a superior grip on any surface. The suspension tasks are handled impressively by inverted telescopic forks at the front and spring loaded hydraulic shock absorbers at the rear. Hyosung GT250R comes to a standstill with the help of dual 300mm hydraulic disc brakes upfront and a single 230mm hydraulic disc brake fitted at the rear.
The engineers at the company's facility have taken a lot of quality time for crafting the bike in their best possible way. The fruitfulness of their efforts is clearly visible in the bike's body dynamics and indispensable appearance. The front fascia receives a sporty headlamp unit integrated with a projector light. The full fairing of the bike dresses it up well in a sporty costume. The fuel tank is designed to meet perfection and give a comfortable riding posture to the rider. The sporty split seat gives comfort even on the longest of journeys, that gives an extra inch of benefit to the rider. The rear end has a stylish full LED tail lamp that look really magnificent along with the big and bold exhaust setup.
Hyosung GT250R has the following body dimensions: 2,090mm x 700mm x 1,130mm (LxWxH) that give it an unavoidable public appearance. A wheelbase and minimum ground clearance of 1,435mm and 130mm respectively offers a good handling and stability to the bike. The bike is fitted with a 17 liter fuel tank and weighs 188kgs. The instrument cluster comes neat and easy to ride consisting of a digital speedometer, twin tripmeters, fuel gauge and an analogue tachometer.
Hyosung GT250R comes with a super sporty body appearance that makes it even more competitive in the worldwide quarter liter motorcycle segment. The front fascia of the machine has a neatly designed headlamp section integrated with a powerful projector light that gives a good illumination in dark and low light conditions. The full fairing of the bike blesses it with a true sportbike character to stand amidst the leading players of the market. the highly raised and sharp fuel tank design gives a good riding position to the rider. The bike sports a robust split, step-up seat that comes thickly cushioned offering an optimum comfort level to the rider and pillion. Coming at the rear, it comes with a black coloured split grab rail that does enhances the overall appeal. An aggressively rising, chrome plated exhaust unit look stunning and gives some masculine genes to the bike. The tail lamp section comes with red LEDs that further comes integrated with clear lens turning blinkers. The rear fender ends up just in height of the number plate and shows-off the fat rear tyre quite impressively.
The bike has the following body measurements: 2,090mm x 700mm x 1,130mm (LxWxH) and has a wheelbase of 1,435mm that promises a good handling in all conditions. Furthermore, a minimum ground clearance of 130mm ensures a commendable stability around the corners. Hyosung GT250R has been assisted with a 17 liter fuel tank that offers a good range after filling it to full. The machine weighs to a total of 188kgs that makes it a perfect and easy to ride quarter-litre sporty package. The instrument console of the bike consists of a digital speedometer, twin tripmeters, fuel gauge and an analogue tachometer.
Hyosung GT250R gets its power from a 249cc, 4-Stroke, DOHC, 8-Valve 75O V-Twin, Oil-Cooled motor that comes linked with a five-speed gearbox. It churns out a net power of 28bhp at 10,000rpm with a peak torque of 22.07Nm at 8,000rpm. The fuel injected mill takes the bike from 0 to 60kmph in 3.96 seconds and makes it reach a top speed mark of 140kmph.
The bike has been assisted with 110/70 -17 54h front and 150/70 -17 69h rear grippy tubeless tyres that offer a superior on-road adhesion and hence delivers optimum stability on any kind of surface. Hyosung GT 250R avails a smooth and comfortable ride with the help of inverted telescopic forks at the front and progressive linkage hydraulic mono shock suspension at the rear. The braking is done via dual 300m hydraulic disc brakes at the front and 230mm hydraulic single disc brake at the rear.
The machine has been equipped with a powerful projector headlight at the front that delivers a steady and bright beam of light even under low rpm conditions, thereby illuminating the road well at nights. The twin rear view mirrors alerts the rider of his surroundings and hence prevents chances of any mishap.
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The Look of Bike was verry Stylish and as we can talk about there performance was Excellent and the enjoyment in riding was so good and I ride it at maximum top speed.The one of the power full bike the best one bike in this prise it was just owsoms I traveled it with bverry long distance near about 15,974 And just 1¹/2 year ago I brought it ...
Heavier than Honda CBR 250 R but trustable one.As it is heavier it's stability will surely be top grade, being able to adjust it's pilion seat 3 way is cool.If priced comparatively, it is going to give honda and Yamaha a good competition.Having minusses typical of a Hyosung, I would have liked the weight going down;..yes it's of the same frame of the 650r, but engineers........you should have did something ...
nice bike.i like it,i'm looking forward to buy this bike,its 2012 model releases on 12-4-12 .its cheap and more tha worth the money.i've done many reserches and hyosung gt 250r gave me full satisfaction in the 250r series bikes.please send me the details of hyosung dealers in kerala...
i like this bike so i need the dealer name and contact details in kolkata so i need a price in kolkata including taxand send me more colour of this bike so i can choose the colour...
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Nice to know. Can't do the research myself right now, but of 30 teams, wonder where would the Heat place? Obviously Lakers, Celtics or Bulls would be the top3 but the Heat would place in top10...
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Nice to know. Can't do the research myself right now, but of 30 teams, wonder where would the Heat place? Obviously Lakers, Celtics or Bulls would be the top3 but the Heat would place in top10...
Peter Sauber has always had a knack for finding great young talent (Perez, Massa and Räikkonen last ones to come to my mind).
Sure, Sauber was forced to hire him as they have a huge Mexican sponsor...
Down with it. I've spent basically the whole summer away from NBA, but hoping for a playoff spot. :)
Ray Allen 4-1=3
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In FIBA you can touch the ball that's on the cilinder, obviously after the first touch of the ring.
I think Kidd was the last one to do it when he deliberately ran into Mike Woodson a couple of years ago.
The Angry Birds logo on Lotus is hilarious. :D
Hoping for a Hamilton win in Monaco as McLaren has always been quick there. Also, 6th different winner from 6 GP's would be awesome.
I don't like Haslem2012 either but come on. Thinking he should retire because of that is just nonsense.
I'm really really happy for Williams. Maldonado is nowhere near my favorite driver but I love the Williams team.
Last time I was this excited about a F1 result was probably when Kubica won in...
If Maldonado happens to win it...surprise of the year. I'd be extremely happy for Williams, a once glorious team that was just awful last year. Miss the Williams-McLaren-Ferrari battles from early...
Well at least there will be quite a bit passing today by Button, Webber, Seb and Hamilton. I think Maldonado drops out of the top six by the end of the first stint. I'm hoping for a Räikkonen win or...
Finally someone important said it. The tyres are not supposed to be the deciders of winners. They tried to make it...
Superstars sometimes get fouled very hard, maybe too hard. But the defender HAS to send a statement at some point.
Kobe's shot actually had something to do with skills and body control. Griffin randomly threw one up and thanks to a miracle it went in.
As Hamilton might notice, consistency wins championships. A great race and I'm very happy for Rosberg.
You play for whoever pays you. As a player I wouldn't care if it's the owner of the club or Colgate.
I really want to see peoples faces when someone drove it around streets with Senna's helmet. I know it's not road legal but I doubt someone would give the driver a fine. :D
Driving isn't something that you lose when you turn 40. Look at Carlos Sainz, the man is 50 I think and still drives like a madman across deserts.
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He just ran through him, it's hilarious, though dangerous. I think he should get 3 games suspended for that.
Toro Rosso's were surprisingly strong. This is going to be an interesting one tomorrow. Hopefully the double DRS doesn't make overtaking too easy as it was most of last year.
The HRT's are just blocking the way of everybody else. If they are allowed to race it's going to be a handful for the frontrunners.
I actually hope the Suns pick him up at one point and let their medical staff do miracles as they've done with Nash, Hill and Shaq.
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New Brewery Arts is Gloucestershire's hub of visual and performing arts and crafts. A converted Victorian brewery housing a contemporary art gallery, pop-up gallery, craft shop, cafe, theatre and twelve on-site maker studios, the centre offers a unique arts and crafts experience.
Visitors can watch craftspeople at work and buy directly from them or browse an array of the best of British craft in the shop.
A short stroll from restaurants, pubs and shops, the centre is a must for visitors to Cirencester, the Cotswolds, and the South West.
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Explore the richness and translucence of colour in dyes in a two day workshop with Carole - experimenting with painting and screen printing onto natural fabrics with a various mark making tools, paper stencils and photo stencils from Carole's library of images. Carole simplifies recipes and methods and shares her 25 years of experience working with Procion P dyes.
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For people who have made lino prints in black and white and who would like to extend their skills into making coloured prints. This intensive two day course will teach you how to make full coloured reduction prints, how to make 'rainbow rolled' backgrounds and how to apply chine colle additions to your work.
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How a ScrumMaster does compare to a traditional project manager, and can either role coincide with the role of product manager or project sponsor / project owner?
Scrum makes the distinction between supporting the team in WHAT work they do and HOW they do it. Trying to have one person play both of these would create a great deal of conflict. How do you choose in a stressful situation between negotiating features or helping the team grow and reach consensus. A scrum master is a facilitator, how can he/she facilitate if she owns the project too?
"The Product Owner and Scrum Master roles complement each other; The Product Owner is primarily responsible for the "what" – creating the right product. The Scrum Master is primarily responsible for the "how" – using Scrum the right way. Only when the right product is created with the right process is enduring success achieved." –Roman Pichler, "Agile Product Management with Scrum"
Here is my visual view between the tradition vs. scrum roles...
In summary, to specifically answer "Why can't the scrum master and the project manager be the same person"? is because you can not (should not) ask one person to be responsible for HOW the team does their work and WHAT work the team does because under business pressure, the person will cave or favor one side of the spectrum. Mostly likely the "What" part. With some there watching over the "high" you ensure that quality and good team practices and more are also getting the focus that is needed to keep a healthy performing team, while the other is focused on making sure that healthy performing team is getting good focused input and vision from one source.
It's simply the conflict of interests and focus. The project owner's main focus is on the success of the project, and make it happen, however the scrum master's main focus is on the team and its development. Two different things which cannot be done successfully by one person at the same time.
On the other hand there is the time issue. The project owner communicates with customers and stakeholders and reports to executive management and these activities are quite time consuming and I've never seen anybody who managed to take care of a team while doing it.
If you need any connection to the traditional project management then the project owner is the project manager flavoured with a bit of architectural skills.
The Scrum Master is responsible for creating an environment in which the team communicates honestly and transparently and delivers to the best of their abilities. This also provides data on which the Project Manager can act.
The Project Manager is responsible for the success of the project.
Some projects should not be successful. There is no recipe for enduring success. Some projects will never pay back for themselves, and despite the many claims, even Scrum won't make those projects successful.
These are often projects which are competing against existing products in the market, or against existing legacy products internally, and which need to provide minimum features from those products to be successful, so iterative delivery won't help in this respect.
Done well, Scrum will show up the death-march or escalating budget early. This is often in direct competition with the Project Manager's goals, and that's why the Scrum Master role is useful.
For a PM to be able to take on the role of an SM they would have to work in an organisation which allowed for transparent communication above the PM management layer, and for projects that ought to die to be killed off. This isn't the case in most organisations, so most PMs can't act as SMs.
According to the guidelines for scrum, the ScrumMaster is accountable for removing impediments to the ability of the group to deliver the sprint goal/deliverables.
The product owner has other responsibilities, such as conveying the vision, organizing and prioritizing the product backlog, interviewing stakeholders to determine what they need the product to do in order to solve their problem.
The one thing the product owner must not do is micro-manage the team. Not only would handling product owner responsibilities and removing roadblocks be an impossible combination, the person trying to wear too many hats would likely end up doing just the opposite of what the ScrumMaster is supposed to do. Instead of eliminating impediments, this person would likely be the impediment.
The ScrumMaster and the project manager shouldn't be the same thing because the team needs to feel that they are accountable to the team (not the scrum master). Daily Standups are reports to the Team (not the ScrumMaster). The ScrumMaster is there to remove obstacles and impediments, not to manage the team - the team is self-managing.
The team should agree on a Product Owner and a Scrum Master and nothing should constrain the team in picking the best people - or person - for those roles. If the team trusts a single person to do both and the stakeholders are satisfied with the value delivered by the team, then we're done here.
Empowering the Development Team is the essential core of Scrum. Both the Product Owner and the Scrum Master need to understand that their most important job is to stay out of the team's way and allow, or even force, the team to learn to solve its own problems.
There's nothing incompatible about those responsibilities, and neither one is necessarily a full-time job (especially as the Scrum Team becomes experienced), so there's no reason they can't be performed by the same person. Since neither one of them gets to tell the team what to do, conflict of interest shouldn't enter into it.
Traditional/hierarchical job titles like "product manager" (or "dev lead") are irrelevant to Scrum and should be ignored by the team. Those individuals might be PO or SM or they might not. There's a specific risk in picking "managers" or "leads" for Scrum roles, which is that the team may be in the habit of deferring to those people, which undermines self-organization. In that case, significant effort is needed to ensure that the team manages itself and takes responsibility for its own work!
if you see the problem in terms of conflict, focus, different goals, WHAT, HOW and segregation, yes SM and PO can't be the same person unless it has dual personality.
but, if you see things from collaboratively teamwork, cross-competence and passion to deliver value to the customer (Agile) I see no point why SM and PO should not be the same person.
if you see at micro level in term of tasks and responsibilities, yes, it's a huge difference. but if you look from macro level perspective changes considerably. it's a matter of opinion where you set your perspective. I've learned this lesson from a great dude, that actually creates something for Agile community that it calls "dude's law".
I also must admit that the second perspective it's very hard to be achieved in high hierarchical, segregated, non-Agile companies.
A Project Manager is the know it all man/woman on a power trip telling you what to do and you hate them because of that.
The Scrum Master is a sage like Mr Miyagi who teaches the hero of the story how to win. We all love Mr Miyagi.
People can't love and hate you at the same time, so you can't be both.
Now for a serious answer.
If you are willing to accept the definition of "Project Manager" as someone who applies knowledge, skill and techniques to meet project requirements, a Scrum Master IS a PM. "Facilitation" and "authority over process" is management so that requirements are met. If you want to narrow the definition you are at odds with "industry" (I got the definition from the PMI).
Scrum is an Agile process framework. People forget that an Agile project is limited by time and cost. Rather than up front Scope, agile projects do what time and cost allow. You just prioritize scope (backlog) according to business value and pray that enough satisfaction is achieved for it to be considered "successful". Agile has come about about because some projects (software projects) have a lot of uncertainty and it's been identified that the best way to manage uncertainty is to remove it quickly. You may assume that a "Project Manager" never works in this kind of environment and you would be wrong.
Sometimes, a person with PM as their job title may just be a Scrum Master for a non Agile project. They don't make any decisions. They facilitate a process. They are their to "remove impediments". They don't define or do any of the actual work. The only authority they have is over project management process. Sometimes they may do more, just as a Scrum Master may have to step outside his role and do more.
One key difference between a PM and Scrum Master is that a PM will tune the process to the project. The Scrum framework seems to be a "colour by numbers" project management framework for small software teams and colouring outside the lines is considered "bad".
IMHO, In short, they have different responsibilities and the Scrum Master role is not fixed while the Product Owner usually stays the same for each product.
In long, the Product Owner will be to blame if the product fails, while the Scrum Master has nothing to do with it.
In most of the answers I read, many argue that the project manager does not have the time to micro manage the team. So we need a Scrum master to manage the team and the project manager takes the more major responsabilities like communicating with clients, etc. I never acted that way. I always managed completely the team I was responsable of. I would never implement a scrum, I would feel limited in what I want to do and how to do it.
So I prefer to talk about the:
That is the traditionnal way to manage a project, but I think it is still the best.
The problem in any project is to communicate effectively. I prefer direct human relations to emails but not all the time. I am convinced that talking directly to your team members, to solve problems and to innovate, builts a better team spirit than anything else.
I prefer a lighter, self desinged model, that anyone could agree on after a meeting.
Emails or planification sofwares should be used to do regular repetitive tasks to help the project manager do something else instead: manage his team and building a team spirit. It is a very personal view based on my own experience.
I have learned to trust my own abilities, as all of us, and those of my team members, especially on innovating and getting the job done in time but mostly on agreeing together on how to do it. I have so much fun working that way.
I witnessed often people spending most or their time trying to implement a model that, in fact, was not that useful. I find models to be sometimes very complex to do simple management tasks.
I learned in my studies the basic dimentions of management for any kind of situation:
1) Planning: What are you going to do and with what kind of ressources.
2) Organizing: Putting people together with material ressources to do the job.
3) Directing: Leading the team trough the process from the beginning till the end.
4) Evaluating: Constant feedback to evaluate if the goals set in step one are being reached.
Those are the four dimentions of management for any kind of situations. I always apply them, but finding a new and innovating way every time for any new projects. If the project is the same, we repeat one past succesful experience. I do not like being in a too rigid frame honestly.
My point of view is that any kind of project should have only a project manager, no other manager like a scrum master for example. In the Scrum model, I feel they divided in 2 or more the tasks of the project manager unnecessarily. It is a receipy for autority conflicts to my point of view based on my experience.


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Norris has not pitched since July 9, when he was tagged for seven runs and 11 hits over five innings in a loss at St. Louis. The 28-year-old allowed three runs or fewer eight times in his previous nine starts but had just a 2-3 record during that stretch. Norris gave up one run over five innings in a victory over the Mariners at home on April 23 but suffered the loss at Seattle on June 11 despite surrendering just three runs in seven frames.
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You didn't link to it, but how certain are you that no one else did? Someone sharing it on Facebook, Twitter, a public chat log, their personal site, etc. could do the trick.
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Hi guys it seems that the plug is pulled and thats it for Naviage and other powermmo games. Goodbye guys it had been fun!
it was perfect game where i could spend months :(
yes it had a lot of potential, but the developers decided to do other stuff. Try uncharted waters online if u like a sailing theme, and uwo will not die this easily, disappointing… Not even a warning.
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Winona Lee Leard, 78, of Amarillo died Monday, Nov. 3, 2003.
Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. today in Llano Cemetery. Arrangements are by Schooler-Gordon Funeral Directors, 5400 S. Bell St.
Mrs. Leard was born on Jan. 6, 1925, in Moody. She retired from Levi Strauss as a production engineer after 25 years of service. She began as a seamstress and was eventually promoted to production engineer, only the second female to hold that position at the time. She designed and opened several Levi Strauss facilities across the region.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Bill Leard, on Jan. 10, 2000, and a son, Jack Nichols Jr.
Survivors include a daughter, Jean Taylor of Amarillo; a stepson, Ronnie Leard of Clearwater, Fla.; four grandchildren, Karie Lynn McSpadden and husband, Drew, Gary Taylor, Robin Nichols and Kelly Nichols; two stepgrandchildren, Austin Leard and Christy Leard; five great-grandchildren, Tiffany Morgan, Scott Morgan, Tucker Taylor, Andrew McSpadden and Lacy McSpadden.
The family suggests memorials be to Harrington Cancer Center.
Amarillo Globe-News, Nov. 5, 2003
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Cassandra Bransford
Associate Professor
Dr. Cassandra Bransford has extensive expertise in clinical social work practice, including over 30 years of experience as a psychiatric social worker. She received her MSW from the University at Albany, State University of New York (SUNY), and her PhD in Social Work, Advanced Practice, from Columbia University.
In addition to developing advanced clinical practice courses for the Binghamton University Department of Social Work since its inception, she currently serves as Director of the Geriatric and Gerontological Social Work program. She also serves as Director of Applied Clinical Research for the Southern Tier Center on Aging, a division of the Institute for Multigenerational Studies.
Dr. Bransford has been trained in psychoanalysis, Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT), and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), among many other therapeutic approaches. Her research focuses on contributing to the knowledge base of evidence-based models to address mental health disparities among high-risk populations, with particular focuses on using IPT to reduce depression among older adults with cognitive impairment and their caregivers and on using attachment-based EMDR to reduce depression and anxiety among mothers and their children in under-resourced neighborhoods. Dr. Bransford's scholarship and publications have also focused on the use of professional authority in managed care settings; incorporating critical theory into social work research, theory and practice; and developing advocacy coalitions within managed care settings.
Educational Background
- PhD, Social Work, Advanced Practice,
School of Social Work, Columbia University
- MSW, School of Social Welfare,
University at Albany, SUNY
- BA, English, SUNY New Paltz
Current Research Interests
- Attachment-based practice approaches
- Depression in older adults with cognitive impairment
- Social work practice theory
- Authority in social work practice
- Critical social work
Recent Publications
Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles
Bransford, C. L., & Choi, S. (2012). Using interpersonal psychotherapy to reduce depression among homebound elders: A service-learning research collaboration. Best Practices in Mental Health: An International Journal, 8(1), 1-15.
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Nothing is so responsible for the good old days as a bad memory.
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When you get to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on.
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- 8 Oz $3.00
- 12 Oz $4.00
- 16 Oz $5.00
salads are served with a slice of warm multi-grain bread or crostini 1/2 serving salad for $4. add chicken, turkey pastrami, free-range/ no no preservative/ no hormone roasted turkey, wild caught & dolphin - safe tuna, or non- gmo organic firm tofu for $2
Caesar Salad$6.00
crisp local lettuce tossed with shredded parmesan, croutons & tomatoes served with creamy caesar dressing
Hummus Salad$7.00
house made hummus served on a bed of summer greens with cucumbers, carrots, kalamata olives, home grown lentil sprouts & served with an olive oil lemon dressing & herbed crostini
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summer greens, onion, tomato, cucumber, pepper mushrooms, topped with quinoa tabouli & home grown lentil sprouts, served with your choice of ranch, caesar, green goddess or a shiite mushroom vinaigrette dressing & herbed crostini
Ibis Chef Salad$8.00
the "garden salad" above with your choice of sliced turkey pastrami or roasted free-range turkey & provolone cheese
Greek Salad$8.00
crisp local lettuce, onion, tomato, peppers, olives, capers & feta cheese tossed with dried oregano, house balsamic reduction & served with pepperocini's & herbed crostini
Mandarin Chicken Salad$9.00
bed of summer greens, grilled chicken breast, cucumbers, carrots, muti-colored peppers topped with sliced oranges & almonds served with a shiitake mushroom vinaigrette & herbed crostini
our sandwiches are made with your choice of our daily selection of local 'crumb brothers artisan bread' or rudis gluten free bread $0.50 extra includes your choice of chips & salsa, potato salad, 6oz cup of soup or quinoa tabouli add chicken, turkey pastrami, free-range/ no preservatives/ no hormone roasted turkey, wild caught & dolphin-safe tuna, or non- gmo organic firm tofu for $2
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organic peanut butter with preserves served warm
Tuna Salad Sandwich$8.00
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Grilled Eggplant Sandwich$8.00
grilled eggplant & onions topped with sun-dried tomatoes, roasted garlic, olives, provolone cheese & finished with an orange balsamic reduction
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summer house made pesto, feta cheese, grilled chicken & mushrooms
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summer house made pesto cream cheese, parmesan, grilled chicken, garden tomatoes & olives
Veggie Panini$9.00
provolone cheese, house made hummus, red onion, sun-dried tomatoes & spinach grilled to perfection on local foccacia bread
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turkey pastrami, provolone cheese, roasted red peppers, red onion & topped with spinach grilled to perfection on local foccacia bread
includes your choice of chips & salsa, potato salad, 6oz cup of soup or quinoa tabouli gluten free wrap $0.50 extra add chicken, turkey pastrami, free-range/ no preservatives/ no hormone roasted turkey, wild caught & dolphin-safe tuna, or non- gmo organic firm tofu $2
Summer Hummus Wrap$7.00
organic whole wheat tortilla topped with house made hummus, summer greens, cucumbers, olives, raw mushrooms & home grown lentil sprouts
Veggie Wrap$7.00
organic whole wheat tortilla topped with cream cheese, herbed veganaise, summer greens, cucumbers, tomatoes, red onions & home grown lentil sprouts
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organic whole wheat tortilla provolone, black beans & brown rice, grilled onions & summer squash, olives, tomatoes, green peppers, topped with home grown lentil sprouts grilled to perfection
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