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Travelling from Mysore to catch a flight at the Bangalore Airport will no longer be a hassle as the KSRTC and the airport authorities will soon start a 'Fly-bus' service that will connect the two destinations, said Transport Minister Ramalinga Reddy on Sunday.
As many as 50 buses (both regular and AC) were launched for different parts of the state on the day.
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"Work with regard to setting up control rooms and the development of software is in progress. In about four months, 4,000 of the 8,000 buses will be linked to ITS, along with vehicle tracking and monitoring system as part of Phase 1 of the extension. The remaining 4,000 will be linked in Phase 2," he said. He added that the project will cost about Rs 13 crore.
The corporation will also set up three driver training institutes at Malur, Chikmagalur and Malavalli, each at a cost of Rs 5 crore. "Training will be given to about 1,200 drivers and 600 mechanics at each institute. We have joined hands with the Social Welfare Department for the purpose and trainee drivers will not incur expenses," Minister Reddy said.
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Strategies and skills provide bricks and mortar for improving science leadership, but images provide foundations. [© deanm1974 - Fotolia.com]
When we say, "science leadership," many scientists tell us they picture:
There's some validity in all four of these images. However, the images also omit some important realities and, by omitting them, keep us from improving what science leadership can accomplish. We propose enlarging the four images in the following ways.
1. We lead in presentations, but more in conversations.
It's understandable that we initially focus on presentations when we think about science leadership. Presentations can be dramatic and memorable. They have strong potential to announce, describe, explain, exhort, communicate, motivate, and energize. They provide an efficient forum to connect with large numbers of people. And even the most introverted leader can learn to present skillfully with just a bit of effort.
But presentations can yield only limited leadership results. Audiences are passive and impacts tend to be fleeting and shallow. Presentations can do an excellent job with one-way communications, directing a stream of information at audiences. However, presentations fall far short when it comes to fully engaging participants, eliciting deep commitment, and collaborating to tap into participants and develop ideas.
Though less glamorous than presentations, conversations provide the venue for much of the real work of science leadership. Science leaders describe what they accomplished in presentations, but it's in conversations where they develop they test, nurture, defend, and develop the ideas in the first place. Conversations are where leaders give and take feedback and criticism, connect their own thinking with others, and elicit involvement at the deepest levels.
2. We lead with influencing skills, but more in relationships.
Was the leader able to persuade others to pay attention to a new idea? Could the leader get senior executives to change their minds and invest in a groundbreaking idea? Did the leader negotiate successfully enough to get the resources needed for the new project? It's understandable that science leadership initially focuses on influencing skills; they obviously contribute to getting things done.
Focusing on skills of any kind emphasizes short-term, single-handed wins. Science leadership is not like selling used cars, where the customer temporarily dazzled by the salesperson drives away. In science, the people who were influenced come to the work the next day and the next, and they're usually more than smart enough to understand— and often resent—being "influenced."
Communications skills that emphasize influencing can easily lead to a workplace that is aggressive, fragmented, and suspicious, a workplace not at all conducive to the nurturing and development of new ideas.
3. We lead with ideas, but even more with integrity.
Of course science leadership focuses on ideas; they are the reason most of us are drawn to this kind of work in the first place and the reason that keeps us here in the long term. It's difficult if not impossible for science leaders to possess excellent command and ability to play with the most significant and recent ideas in their field.
But science leadership means more than just having ideas—it also means having integrity. We generally work hard to maintain high ethical standards but we could do better. Every time someone develops a product that, though brilliant, damages our culture, environment or social fabric, we appropriately lose credibility and respect. Our love of theory and concept too often fogs our ability to maintain the highest ethical standards and the build the healthiest organization cultures.
4. In science, we are all leaders.
In science we have skeptics, critics, analytical thinkers, free thinkers, challengers, and naysayers. We are the people who display the "Question Authority" bumper sticker. In science, we have few followers, worshipful or otherwise. Our flat, decentralized organization structures reinforce our temperament, redistributing our senior leaders' formal authority and power among our disgruntled masses.
Recognizing more clearly that in science, we are all leaders will help "followers" take more initiative and develop more skills to do the organizational work we all need to do to bring our ideas to life. Recognizing that we are all leaders will also help our formal leaders work more effectively with us all as the intellectual and human peers that we are.
Conversations, Relationships, Integrity, We are all leaders. More abstract than the strategies and skills this blog usually addresses, these images are even more important to put into practice. Strategies and skills provide bricks and mortar for improving science leadership, but these pictures provide foundations.
We can put the images into practice in three places:
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The Rebels will rely on a new quarterback, McKay Jarman, who has limited offensive experience but started on the team's defense last year. He'll have plenty of support from senior fullback Ben Groll, who should take over where his cousin Austin left off as the team's leading rusher. Senior linemen Dakota Clark and Isaac Hopkin will be key in the team's ability to execute the offense.
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Bottom line: The Rebels will certainly be in the mix of top teams in 1A, but it remains to be seen if they can defeat the Eagles and end that impressive three-year championship streak. The program has talent and the Rebels are known for their toughness. If the linemen can do what the Rebels have always done well, their run game will be tough to stop.
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Sfax, major port town, east-central Tunisia on the northern shore of the Gulf of Gabes. Built on the site of two small settlements of antiquity, Taparura and Thaenae, the town grew as an early Islamic trading centre for nomads. Temporarily occupied in the 12th century by Sicilian Normans and in the 16th century by the Spanish, it later served as a stronghold of the Barbary pirates. The town was bombarded by the French in 1881 prior to their occupation of Tunisia and in World War II, when it was used as an Axis base until captured by the British in 1943. Construction of the modern port was begun in 1895.
Now a transportation hub and a market for the phosphates of the Gafsa region, with which it is connected by rail, Sfax is Tunisia's second largest city, main outlet for the country's central and southern regions, and a major fishing port with fish canneries. Exports besides phosphates include olive oil, esparto grass, and sponges. The old Arab quarter (medina), with its 10th-century mosque and Casbah (citadel), is surrounded by the original ramparts built in the 9th century. The town is surrounded by an important esparto-, vegetable-, and olive-growing region. In the hinterland there are oil fields and oil pipelines. Pop. (1984) 231,911. This description comes from Britannica 2003
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Bodyguards...are not vereh nice sometimes =L XPXP And yus ahm aware Tentacles VANISHED. I did that on purpose .o. lol. Oh and Tentacles is totalleh showin off dat Earthian 'boyfriend' it found, yup =u
Anyway silleh leetle thing of cartooniness.
Blue Star belongs to
The others are mine. This comic took way too long for how short it is =I
Anyway silleh leetle thing of cartooniness.
Blue Star belongs to
The others are mine. This comic took way too long for how short it is =I
I guess they didn't like seducers. -locks away poems and songs-
They don't seem to approve. :/
Dude, those guys are scary cool. I like those aliens... the uh... Cardboardboxes... .-. Err... however you say their name.
That is pretty much how you pronounce it X3
Heheh they are a fun bunch owo
Heheh they are a fun bunch owo
herm..... wonder what was between them because they literraly JUST met Blue Star i need some time to think () are my thought ok? ok. (ok so blue star... left and right.... I GOT IT!!)
They're bodyguards X3 They're kind of over protective XD And often in a bad mood =o
Lol, this is so cute Left and right look so epic :3
uh.... I think it went well... anyone?
this guy is a super trooper, he deserves many a medal for his persistence!
who names there kids left and right?
XD That's not their real names. Its the names they go by.
Wow this is cute! xD
*stares at comic for a moment*...... *falls out of chair laughing*
Oh they're just a bunch of over protective derps XD Classic 'nothing is good enough for them' sort of thing XD
Blue Star is perfectly friendly XP
Blue Star is perfectly friendly XP
hmmmmmmmmmmmmm....it looks like it went well .3.
aaaand those guys look like they'd kill me O______________O *pulls out a kendo stick*
They probably would =o just sayin. XD
Oh my, Left is so sexy, hot dayuuum <3
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