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SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) -- Receiver Brandon Jones has agreed to join the San Francisco 49ers, getting a five-year contract worth $16.5 million. Jones spent his first four NFL seasons with Tennessee, where he caught 41 passes for 449 yards and a touchdown last season. He was hampered by significant injuries in two of his four seasons, including a groin injury that limited him to nine games in 2007. The 49ers were intrigued by Jones' exceptional speed, which could provide an element lacking in San Francisco's struggling offense last season. Jones, whose new contract features $5.4 million in guaranteed money, quickly signed with the 49ers after arriving in town Friday night. Isaac Bruce was San Francisco's leading receiver last season, but general manager Scot McCloughan has put Bruce's return to the club at "50-50." Bruce is considering retirement after the 49ers fired offensive coordinator Mike Martz and replaced him with Jimmy Raye, who plans to implement coach Mike Singletary's desire for a run-based offense. San Francisco apparently hasn't pursued free agent Bryant Johnson, who was second to Bruce with 45 receptions for 546 yards last season, his first with the 49ers. Young receivers Josh Morgan, Jason Hill and Dominique Zeigler will return for the 49ers next season, along with veteran Arnaz Battle. Copyright 2009 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. | More NFL
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We were holding this at DJIA 100 down, trying to be cute and post at the day's low.
I looked away and now we're only down 10.
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This is the turn I was looking for in yesterday's "Too Many People Are Beginning to Realize Stocks are in a Downtrend, We're Approaching a Reversal (TLT; JNK; VXX)".
No clue how long it will last but at today's low we were down over 1000 DJIA points since July 22nd.

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With the company souring on AJ Lee because of the CM Punk situation, there are now talks that the Wrestlemania 30 spot will be going to three Total Divas cast member. A triple threat match is being discussed involving Natalya Neidhart, Nikki Bella and Naomi Knight, who should be returning from a severe eye injury in time for the pay per view.
March 12, 2014
In a well kept secret, Bobby Lashley made his return to professional wrestling by answering the open challenge set by Ethan Carter, who was originally supposed to face Kurt Angle until an real life injury took out the Olympic gold medalist, at TNA Lockdown 2014. A quick brawl ensued, which was won by Lashley.
March 9, 2014
Earlier, it was revealed that Road Dogg and Billy Gunn were both banged up, so WWE opted to put the tag team championship on Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso. Word is coming out now that Road Dogg has a bad back. He noted that was receiving treatment for the injury, and there is still a possibility that he ends up working the Wrestlemania 30 card.
March 8, 2014
Over the weekend, John Cena worked a steel cage match at a live event in South Carolina against Randy Orton for the WWE Championship. After he lost, he addressed the audience by apologizing for his performance. He told fans that his rumored knee injury was actually a groin injury. He stated that he should be resting up instead of performing.
March 1, 2014
While there has been heavy speculations online as to whether or not the injury on Monday Night Raw was legitimate, WWE still has John Cena scheduled to work live events this upcoming weekend in Florida, South Carolina and Illinois. He is scheduled to work steel cage matches against Randy Orton in all three states because Batista is not touring.
February 26, 2014
Reports are surfacing that the knee injury suffered on Monday Night Raw by John Cena was a work. The belief is that WWE had too much coverage on the incident for it to be real. Some are even stating that the former world heavyweight champion never even went to the hospital and that the ambulance loading scene was staged.
February 25, 2014
Since she suffered an eye injury during a match on Monday Night raw with Aksana, Naomi Knight has been given time off of the road by WWE, which means that she has a lot of time on her hands. The diva decided to use that time to pose for these pictures of herself wearing an eye patch.
February 23, 2014
Total Divas is being filmed in Cabo this week, so Nikki Bella, Brie Bella, Cameron, Natalya Neidhart and Eva Marie are all down there for the taping. Naomi Knight, however, is not able to appear, as she is currently unable to fly because of an eye injury she suffered during a match with Aksana. The pressure from the flight would make the injury worse.
February 22, 2014
Initially, WWE wanted to book Naomi Knight to win the Divas championship from AJ Lee at Wrestlemania 30, but an eye injury has put those plans in jeopardy. Management is looking at backup options at the moment. They still want someone from Total Divas to be given the spotlight at the pay per view, in order to push the upcoming and second season of the show.
February 21, 2014
One of the hardest decisions needing to be made in WWE right now is what they plan on doing with Rey Mysterio. His contract expires in a couple of weeks, possibly right after Wrestlemania 30. While there are those within the company that feel that he is too injury prone to keep, others know his merchandising and marketing value, so a contract extension is possible.
February 20, 2014
On Monday Night Raw, WWE had a sea of fans surround Daniel Bryan in the ring, so that he can force Triple H into accepting his stipulations for Wrestlemania 30. While some of the people out there were actual fans, the majority of the Yes Movement members were backstage workers and parts of the catering crew. Management still wanted to keep things controlled.
March 11, 2014
Since WWE NXT will become a much bigger focus, developmental wrestlers have been told that they would not be called up to the main roster as quickly as previous performers have been. Since that might the morale of the top stars, Triple H addressed the roster and told them that they could still become stars without being called up.
March 9, 2014
Over the last few weeks, Mick Foley has drawn some heat from WWE fans because he has been critical of the product that Vince McMahon and Triple H are producing, especially in regards to how they are utilizing Daniel Bryan. Foley will probably draw some further ire with this Twitter post, where he praises Impact Wrestling.
March 8, 2014
Madison Square Garden is one of the most legendary venues in the entire world, and WWE is treating it as such this weekend. They're stacking up the show, despite it being just a live event. Triple H is even making an appearance. The main event will feature a special tag team match involving John Cena, Batista, Bray Wyatt and Randy Orton.
March 7, 2014
To further promote their feud and potential match at Wrestlemania 30, WWE posted this video interview of Triple H on YouTube. In it, the WWE COO was asked if he was afraid of Daniel Bryan since his character has been avoiding the match on Monday Night Raw these past two weeks.
March 7, 2014
While management has yet to finalize their match at Wrestlemania 30, there are those that believe that WWE will be bringing in Shawn Michaels to join the story line between Daniel Bryan and Triple H. The former world heavyweight champion has a connection with both performer, and it would add another interesting wrinkle to the program.
March 7, 2014
Management has been praising Triple H heavily this week, in light of his ability to handle the hostile audience in Chicago during Monday Night Raw. He deftly allowed the fans to chant for CM Punk, while keeping the flow of his promo going smoothly. WWE was pleased with how the entire segment with Daniel Bryan and Stephanie McMahon came off.
March 6, 2014
During a recent interview, MVP revealed that he did indeed meet with Triple H about a possible return to WWE. However, he opted to sign with TNA instead. The former US champion stated that even though he wanted to return to WWE, he simply could not sign on for the hectic schedule that the company requires of its performers. He still wanted the option to do tours with New Japan.
March 5, 2014
After Monday Night Raw went off the air last night, Big Show and John Cena stormed the ring to save Daniel Bryan from an attack by Kane and Triple H, who managed to escape to the backstage area. Randy Orton, however, was not as lucky, as he was left out there alone with the three baby faces. Each of them hit their finishing move on the WWE champion.
March 4, 2014
Several modifications have been made to the Wrestlemania 30 poster. First, CM Punk was removed after he walked out on the company. Now, they have decided to add Hulk Hogan to the poster, as management feels that he is one of the biggest draws for the event. He joins Triple H, Undertaker, Randy Orton, Batista, Bray Wyatt, John Cena, Daniel Bryan and Brock Lesnar.
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The survey was completed very quickly and there were some unexpected things which come out of it. However his estmation was very closed to what I did after just veiwing the house with an estate agent. I was hoping that the surveyor would find out a bit more about the property, rather the only visual observations. But he was not able examine most of the stuff because It was covered, and advice to seek a specialist advice. Apparently there were a lot of covered stuff in that house
Unfortunatelly, the surveyer missed out couple of important thngs, like that "porch" was actually an extention and as such needed both Building regs and planning permission. And a couple of other builiding works in the house was not noted in the survey as such.
The heating system, which he doomed as outdated, was actually updated a couple of month ago, but it ok.
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February 2010
Crash! Bang! Reflect
English professor Nancy Bentley probes the artistic dimensions of shock and awe.
Peter NicholsIn September of 1896, more than 40,000 people came to Waco, Texas, to watch a new kind of public entertainment: the full-throttled, head-on collision of two steam locomotives.
January 2010
Textual Spaces
Undergraduate Brooke Palmieri curates exhibit about the places in which we read.
Peter NicholsWhere do we read? And how do those places affect our reading?
January 2010
Ancient Cylinder Seal
Art historian Holly Pittman analyzes the oldest seal found on the Arabian Peninsula.
Peter NicholsIn 2008, a soil-survey team was working on a barren dune field in the Western Region of Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. On the surface of the sands, at a place that had been recently disturbed by herders and livestock, the surveyors picked up a two-centimeter, minutely inscribed cylinder. No potshards or any other signs of pre-modern habitation were found.
January 2010
Between Two Languages
Graduate student Jeehyun Lim explores the social and cultural history of bilingualism in the U.S.
Priya RatneshwarEven as the United States embraces the badge of "melting pot," debates centering on issues of multiculturalism abound in the country. English graduate student Jeehyun Lim is conducting her dissertation research on one such issue—bilingualism.
December 2009
The Gift
Composer James Primosch's newest composition, Songs for Adam, premieres in Chicago.
Peter NicholsAt the end of an informal talk before the premiere of his newest musical composition, Songs for Adam, James Primosch, G'80, was asked, "What should I listen for? What do you want me to get from the piece?"
October 2009
Sympathy for the Attorney General
Student composer writes musical performance based on congressional testimony.
Peter NicholsThe first hint that music doctoral student Melissa Dunphy had that the upcoming performance of The Gonzales Cantata might be more than a moderate success came from a violinist's mom, who had called her daughter's cell the night of the dress rehearsal. "I just saw you on Fox News," she reported.
September 2009
Tracing Spaces
Historian Joan DeJean's new book reveals the French origins of our comfort-driven lives.
B. Davin StengelIf you're reading this while seated comfortably, chances are you're enjoying the benefits of a design revolution that began in France in the 1670s, a period of time Joan DeJean has dubbed "the age of comfort"—also the title of her latest book on French history and culture.
September 2009
The Views from Down Here
Philosopher Ryan Muldoon discusses how a diversity of perspectives can lead to more just societies.
B. Davin StengelRecent doctoral graduate Ryan Muldoon chose his dissertation topic partly in response to what he saw as a rise in anti-immigrant sentiment in the United States and Europe.
September 2009
Science Fiction and Philosophy
Philosopher Susan Schneider's new book examines age-old philosophical puzzles through the lens of science fiction.
Priya RatneshwarImagine you inhabit a world, three centuries from now, in which advances in biology and technology allow human beings to 'upgrade' their brains to become superintelligent beings. You choose to resist these neural enhancements, but you are conflicted about your decision.
September 2009
The True History of Tea
In his new book, Sinologist Victor Mair explores tea's history and its impact on world history.
Peter Nichols"What would the world do without tea?" asked the 19th-century essayist and Anglican clergyman Sidney Smith. The question was rhetorical, expressing his love of tea and its place in English life.
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Let's begin our conversation around consensus by dispelling a common myth. Consensus does not mean that everyone is in agreement. Consensus does not mean that everyone is enthusiastic about a particular course of action. Consensus means that a group of people has come up with a decision or plan that everyone can live with. That means that there may be people who can live with the decision who are nonetheless not thrilled about it.
Consensus is powerful because it builds commitment through discussion. Here is a simple "five-finger" method you can use to experiment with consensus in your work team. Once a plan or decision is suggested (often after some discussion) each person holds up a hand to indicate their level of agreement.
Five fingers (open hand) - I agree
Four Fingers - I agree with some mild reservations, but I don't want to stop the team because of my reservations.
Three Fingers - I can live with it. I have some concerns, but if we move forward I will support the efforts of the group.
Two Fingers - I disagree. I think this is an inadequate decision and I feel uncomfortable with it. If we go forward, I want my disagreement to be formally noted.
One Finger - Veto - I want to block this decision.
General Consensus usually means that everyone present has at least two fingers up, and that the majority have more fingers up. A uniform showing of twos and threes indicate lukewarm support, and probably is a signal that getting a lot of energy or action around implementation is a problem.
Absolute Consensus means that everyone is in agreement. This generally means all 4s or 5s. If there is a divisive issue which is going to require full team support to be successful, making a commitment to reach absolute consensus means that unless there is a decision that everyone agrees with and can support, no action will be taken.
Using the five finger method provides a quick tally of where everyone is at. After the initial discussion about the proposed decision, take a count. If the response is generally positive (mostly 4s and 5s, with some lower numbers) ask those with lower numbers to explain their concerns. They should not be made to feel defensive. Consensus is about shared understanding - not power plays, so as manager/facilitator your role is to help the team understand each other's points of view and share ideas. If you find yourself tempted to go with a "majority rules" approach, consensus is not a good method for you.
If you get lots of low numbers, you can discuss them, but the chances are the proposed action will have very low support. If consensus is very low, you may wish to explore other options.
Enlightened Homework: Think about the kinds of conversations you have in your work team. Are there any times when consensus might be appropriate? What would it be like to propose consensus based decision making? What do you think would be different if you tried it?


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A representative from Duramed Pharmaceuticals accepted the highly coveted Northgate Mall Sales Star award, but gave all of the credit to the local team. "The kids we have in front of the kiosk have done a spectacular job," said Duramed spokesman Kenneth Layton. "Not only are they a great sales team, they're also some of our best customers."
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The valuation of stock laying with the consignee at the time of final closing of the account of the consignor is generally made at cost or market price whichever is less. The meaning of cost, however, should be properly understood. Cost should not mean merely the cost at which the consignor invoices the goods. If such expenses as normally increase the value of goods have been incurred, a proportionate of such expenses should be included in the cost. In other words, all the expenses incurred to move the goods from the consignor's premises to the premises of consignee should be included. Expenses which are incurred up to the moment the goods are received into the godown of the consignee are treated as part of the cost. But expenses incurred after the goods have been put into the godown should not be included into the cost because such expenses do not increase the value of goods. Examples of such expenses are godown rent, insurance godown, advertisement, salaries of salesmen, etc. It does not matter who pays the expenses (consignor or consignee).
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Still looking for something delicious and super easy to make Christmas morning? Pannukaku is a traditional Finnish Breakfast dish usually served with jam. It is related to crepes, swedish pancakes, and I believe most resembles the Dutch Baby. It is definitely more buttery (making it good for special occasions as you might only want to eat it once a year) and a little more custardy. Although I never had it growing up it was very popular where I lived. They even serve it at a local restaurant, The Suomi Cafe where the pronunciation sounds more like Bunn-oo-guck-oo. The pronunciation is probably more Yooper (a person living in Michigan's Upper Peninsula) than Finnish.Now, I have to stop in for breakfast and Pannukakku every time I visit. Traditionally, I believe it is supposed to be served with Lingonberry Jam. The Suomi Cafe serves it with Raspberry, and David eats it with Maple Syrup. I say make your own traditions. We will being eating our traditional cinnamon rolls, but if I thought I could get away with something this simple I would! Happy Holidays everyone.
adapted from Erin's Kitchen (she got her recipe from her Finnish Grandmother living in the U.P., so I know it is authentic)
1/2 stick of butter (the original calls for a whole stick, I honestly don't think it is necessary)
1C flour
1C sugar
4 eggs
2C milk
Preheat oven to 350.Melt butter in oven in a 9x13 pan; should be sizzling when you take it out.
Meanwhile, mix other ingredients like hell(this is also how I know the recipe is authentic) - till very frothy. Pour batter into pan with melted butter.
Bake 40 minutes. Eat immediately.
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The first bus stop was only a few blocks from our hotel so we boarded and "toured" Route 1. We decided to leave the bus at stop 16 (see the attached map) to wander some of the streets and find a nice restaurant for lunch.
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... as easy as back home with the humid. Marisa, Cali and I went over to Mercado de San Miguel to have a taste of the culture and food of Spain. Mercado de San Miguel is an open market but inside a building. Its pretty cool and you can get tapas to taste many things, while drinking any number of things. I had tortilla de espa�a (basically omelet with potatoes), brie in a "wrap" and a glass of vino de rosado. For dessert, Tiramisu and chocolate covered banana.
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... life of a human being. People should bear in mind that supporting a war is not necessarily as supportive of your country as it is supportive of the strategized and systematic eradication of a group of human beings whom, from your perspective, are wearing nametags that say, "ENEMY." Every single "insurgent" who is killed was once somebody's beloved child. If you forget that, then the people who lost their lives in Boston really did die in vain.
Spot the Pig
... covered in large fields growing maize.
There was the very occasional village, with nothing but nothing there apart from a few houses and heaps of old farming equipment.
People? No.
It fell to that wonderful old stand-by, 'spot the pig'.
But, yet once again, we have to report there were no winners in this contest today.
Cows 271, horses 34, pigs 0.
So the mystery is still unresolved.
A little deviation into ...
The third week in Madrid
... our boat and we each took turns rowing. After, I stayed at Retiro Park and ate my lunch. Also, everyone started their new class at Estudio Sampere.
On Tuesday, it rained for the first time since we have been in Madrid; however, it
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Schneier on SecurityA blog covering security and security technology. « The Military is Spying on Americans | Main | Computer Crime Hype » December 16, 2005 More Erosion of Police Oversight in the U.S.From EPIC: Documents obtained by EPIC in a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit reveal FBI agents expressing frustration that the Office of Intelligence Policy and Review, an office that reviews FBI search requests, had not approved applications for orders under Section 215 of the Patriot Act. A subsequent memo refers to "recent changes" allowing the FBI to "bypass"; the office. EPIC is expecting to receive further information about this matter. Some background: Under Section 215, the FBI must show only "relevance" to a foreign intelligence or terrorism investigation to obtain vast amounts of personal information. It is unclear why the Office of Intelligence Policy and Review did not approve these applications. The FBI has not revealed this information, nor did it explain whether other search methods had failed. Remember, the issue here is not whether or not the FBI can engage in counterterrorism. The issue is the erosion of judicial oversight -- the only check we have on police power. And this power grab is dangerous regardless of which party is in the White House at the moment. Posted on December 16, 2005 at 10:03 AM • 18 Comments To receive these entries once a month by e-mail, sign up for the Crypto-Gram Newsletter. CommentsShahms King • December 16, 2005 10:26 AM Typo correction: The last sentence says: jammit • December 16, 2005 11:05 AM I'm not against making or changing laws, but what happened to the public voting on things? The only thing these new laws provide protection to are the people who make them, not us the little guy. I keep hearing the same lame words "for protection" over and over, but I don't see how the general public is being protected by it. ac • December 16, 2005 11:19 AM I understand the sentiment, but it isn't just as dangerous "regardless of which party is in the White House". For example, if a Democratic administration was making such moves, the Republican-controlled Congress would be starting investigations and even impeachment proceedings, and the Republican-controlled courts would be declaring that such actions go beyond Constitutional limits. Division of government is a form of oversight in its own right--it simply becomes irrelevant when one party controls all branches, as is the case now. ARL • December 16, 2005 11:41 AM "And this power grap is damgerous regardless of which party is in the White House at the moment." History has shown us that well meaning laws used by "law and order" parties were later used to the ill of all when their opponents gained power. It should be trivial to arrange for a judge to sit down and review these things to issue a proper warrant. cdmiller • December 16, 2005 11:52 AM Yesterday was Bill of Rights Day. Perhaps folks need to read the Bill of Rights again and reflect on it's meaning and purpose. Perhaps politicians, police, etc. need a refresher course on the Bill of Rights. Glauber Ribeiro • December 16, 2005 12:30 PM If Richard Nixon had had this kind of power, recent history would have been different. Pat Cahalan • December 16, 2005 12:46 PM http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20051216/ap_on_go_co/... Horray! Jarrod Frates • December 16, 2005 12:51 PM @jammit: "I'm not against making or changing laws, but what happened to the public voting on things?" The public doesn't vote on federal bills, and never has. We elect representatives to do it for us. If you don't like how your particular representatives vote, then you can work to have someone else elected in the next round. another_bruce • December 16, 2005 1:45 PM the bill of rights is a dead letter now, remaining on the books only to mock us for what we once had and willingly surrendered. AG • December 16, 2005 2:04 PM To Bruce: aikimark • December 16, 2005 7:26 PM Today's political stink is a triple shot of Patriot Act renewal consideration by congress, FBI complaints about the current Patriot Act, and a leak about presidential directive to the NSA to spy on US citizens. Why haven't we seen any mention of the use of Canadian intelligence service to feed US citizen data to the NSA? Moreover, no one seems to care that FBI, NSA, CIA, and DoD purchase intelligence from private companies. Davi Ottenheimer • December 16, 2005 9:31 PM "Moreover, no one seems to care that FBI, NSA, CIA, and DoD purchase intelligence from private companies." You mean like ChoicePoint? @ Pat I swear that when I read that article earlier today it had a quote from Senator Feingold. It seems to have been replaced by a very tempered quote by Senator Schumer: "we have to be very careful, very careful". Feingold's statement sounded far less like Elmer Fudd and more like someone who voted against the Patriot Act in the first place. Anyone else notice the revision? I'll never forget Feingold's speech about why he (alone) voted against the Patriot Act. http://www.archipelago.org/vol6-2/feingold.htm And since he usually has insightful and sharp things to say I was sad to see his quote disappear. His website doesn't show anything yet, but here's a relevant statement from the 2004 Senate hearing on FBI oversight: http://feingold.senate.gov/~feingold/statements/... "So it does pain me to hear you [FBI Director, Robery Mueller] using the same approach that almost everyone else in the administration uses to defend USA Patriot Act. I've heard the president do it. I've heard the attorney general do it. You say the bill has to be reenacted in exactly the same form, then you cite a bunch of provisions, Mr. Mueller, that nobody objects to. It's a bait and switch. [...] For example, you take the sneak-and-peek searches -- Senator Specter mentioned this -- the Patriot Act could allow delayed notice of a search for potentially and indefinite period of time. In other words, instead of a judicial review and monitoring on a seven-day basis to make sure that it's still needed, it's indefinite. Now, that's not something that you've shown any evidence to suggest it's necessary in order to protect us from terrorists." James Madison • December 17, 2005 12:38 AM If men were angels, no government would be necessary. If angels were to govern men, neither external nor internal controls on government would be necessary. In framing a government which is to be administered by men over men, the great difficulty lies in this: you must first enable the government to control the governed; and in the next place oblige it to control itself. A dependence on the people is, no doubt, the primary control on the government; but experience has taught mankind the necessity of auxiliary precautions. Bruce Schneier • December 17, 2005 11:49 AM "If men were angels, no government would be necessary." If men were angels, no security would be necessary. Security is a tax on the honest. aikimark • December 17, 2005 4:19 PM "If men were angels, no security would be necessary. Security is a tax on the honest." That lead us to use a different PKI -- Pearlygates Key Infrastructure Bruce, Hmmmmm... Davi Ottenheimer • December 18, 2005 5:07 AM @ James Madison Welcome back. I find this quote of yours also relevant: http://www.jmu.edu/madison/center/main_pages/... "Perhaps it is a universal truth that the loss of liberty at home is to be charged to provisions against danger, real or pretended, from abroad." Davi Ottenheimer • December 18, 2005 5:34 AM Some strong words in President Bush's speech today ("our enemies have learned information they should not have"), but I noticed some even stronger statements in response: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20051218/... "Bush said his authority to approve what he called a 'vital tool in our war against the terrorists' came from his constitutional powers as commander in chief. He said that he has personally signed off on reauthorizations more than 30 times. [...] James Bamford, author of two books on the NSA, said the program could be problematic because it bypasses a special court set up by the 1978 Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act to authorize eavesdropping on suspected terrorists. 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Going to Mount Tai in Shandong and then to Anhui
... since I'd had that sleep sweat too (I miss two showers a day). Then I stayed awake until we finally arrived at 9 am or so (train stopped twice or thrice during the trip). I arrived in Huangshan city, said goodbye to the good student and, as luck would have it, discovered a cheap hostel which allowed me to write all of these things for you guys. Time to put some pictures up. As for pictures for Old and New Summer palace, those are on my computer in TIP so those will have to wait.
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Tai'an is the home of Taishan, "Peace Mountain," one of the principal drawing cards of Shandong province. Having left the West Coast I've been feeling the need of a good hike for a while now and Taishan would do the trick. Only steps into my ascent of China's real life stair master, I was greeted by totes of "good luck" and funny looks, not because Gwai Lo was climbing one of China's holiest mountains, but the hefty forty-pound sack on ...
Hiking Mount Tai on National Day
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We have already shown you a bread-baking process in one of our previous posts, but this time we want to tell you about premium class bread and how it is made.
So, first of all, they have to make leaven from yeast and flour. In these tanks, the leaven ferments for about 14 hours.
Then, they pour the leaven into a large bowl.
After that, they add the exact ammount flour, solt, sugar, malt and other ingredients (seeds, bran, etc.).
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They are preparing rye bread for baking.
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Another dough separator. Note how clean the room is.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) - A federal judge has ordered that a Virginia man accused of acting as a Syrian spy be held in jail while he awaits trial.
The judge's ruling Friday overturns a magistrate judge's order last week that would have allowed ordered 47-year-old Mohamad Soueid (SWAYD) of Leesburg free on home detention.
Soueid is awaiting trial on charges that he worked with intelligence agencies in Damascus to monitor Syrian expatriates in the U.S. opposed to President Bashar Assad's regime.
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The court documents show she told police she was able to use a pepper spray container on her keychain, forcing him to back off. She then opened the door and ran.
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How To Succeed in Software Without a CS Degree
This week I was approached by two individuals seeking advice on finding employment in a programming capacity, yet both lacked the traditional standard requirement for entry-level positions – the BS in CS ('BSCS'). I get asked about entering the industry often, and each scenario has a unique wrinkle.
The most recent candidates were a fresh Ivy League liberal arts grad and a Physics Ph.D. The former had brief hobbyist programming experience and the latter gained light exposure during school. Both are immediately employable in other industries, but perhaps not in the field they now target.
Of course, both may still be able to earn a BSCS (or MS) and take the traditional route. For our purposes here, let's take that option off the table. For a Ph.D., the thought of additional classes might be hard to swallow, while costs might serve as a barrier for many others.
Non-BSCS candidates are often at a distinct disadvantage when competing with BSCS grads for entry-level positions. It's becoming more common for CS grads to enter the workforce with multiple internships and code samples to bolster their candidacy. It's reasonable to assume that typical non-BSCS grads have nothing comparable, in addition to what may be considered a less attractive degree.
One important point to remember is once you're in you're in, meaning that the most difficult job search for non-BSCS grads should be the first one. After gaining a bit of experience, your risk factor subsides (assuming you didn't perform horribly in your first job). After three years no one cares about your major, and after five no one cares about your degree.
What are the common approaches for a non-BSCS grad to break in?
DIY and self-study (AKA GitHub, apps, certifications, blogs, and sites) – This method is based on the philosophy that you get a shot if you have a body of work. The wealth of freely available resources makes this method attractive to both the confident and the frugal. There can be a fine line between rigorous code immersion and post-graduation idling, so it's helpful to set tangible goals, a schedule, and practice self-discipline.
When given no direction on what to build, people usually struggle to find projects ideas. Look for suggestions like those on Martyr2′s Project list, and improvise. As for reading material, there are extensive lists of free programming books that may be helpful. All the material you need is out there and easy to find.
Bootcamps – Any conversation today about breaking in for the non-BSCS will include bootcamps, and I have mentioned thoughts on them before. Bootcamps may be regarded as a compromise, where the investment of both time and money rests between DIY and degree programs. Some view bootcamps as an accelerated BSCS, or a hybrid internship and apprenticeship with classwork included. Most bootcamps appear as preparatory schools for startups based on the skill focus and instructors. Do your homework, and use caution when discussing the value of bootcamp experience versus degrees to avoid insulting employers.
Internships, or cheap/free labor – Some organizations (think small businesses and non-profits) will let a non-BSCS perform development tasks as an intern or volunteer. This can be a clear 'win-win', as the organization gets productivity while you get somewhat valuable real-world experience. A combination of volunteer or internship and personal projects starts to level the playing field for a non-BSCS.
Training in – There are companies that hire non-BSCS for entry-level programming jobs, and the first months include corporate training programs designed for non-CS grads. The positions may pay less than entry-level programming jobs, with curriculum intended to produce effective employees instead of versatile engineers. For example, instruction could focus on proprietary technologies and frameworks instead of popular industry offerings.
What are some key items to consider?
Get out of the basement! – Some DIY'ers bury their head in code and books with no human interaction. Make community learning events and outside communication a part of your diet. This will help you measure your knowledge in a live setting while also providing the opportunity to make some industry contacts.
Don't enter the job market too soon – For CS grads, the natural time to start the search is around graduation. No mystery there. For the non-BSCS, there is an instinctive rush to start applying to jobs early in order to take the temperature of the job market. Fight the urge. If you apply to a desirable company today and are subsequently deemed unready, don't expect to be reconsidered in three months (when you are ready). Make sure you know enough to succeed in technical interviews, have your GitHub code clean and optimized, have any apps or sites tested and fully functional, and are prepared to make a strong impression.
Leverage the skills you have to acquire the ones you want – Bringing useful abilities and experience that can pay immediate dividends (no matter how small) to an employer mitigates their hiring risk. If you are able to contribute to an organization beyond just code, providing both a learning opportunity and a decent wage is easier for firms to justify.
Be realistic – Your three months of self-study or bootcamp are not likely to get you the dream job at Google. Be willing to start towards the bottom and pay your dues to move up.
Beware certifications – When faced with a choice of proving abilities with either code or certifications, always pick code. Many industry pros attach a stigma to those who focus on getting certified instead of just doing.
Make learning opportunity your #1 job search criteria for first jobs – The money will come. Trust me. If provided multiple job opportunities simultaneously, opting for a job due to an extra $2K or a commuting difference of five miles will be regretted. Find a place where you can learn and grow.
For more tips on job search for software professionals, see Job Tips For Geeks archives or my book.
Why You Are Overpaid
I wrote Why You Make Less Money in early 2013, which attempted to account for the many reasons some technology professionals make less than others with similar qualifications. Underpaying employees (defined as below market rate, which can admittedly be difficult to truly know) will cause problems for both the employee and his/her employer, but overpaying also creates some challenges on both sides that are often overlooked.
Rarely do I encounter someone in this industry who openly acknowledges being overpaid, but when it happens the conversation is not what you might expect. The realization of being overpaid is typically not met with a sense of pride or accomplishment, but rather a sense of fear. One explanation for the negative reaction is that the discovery is usually made during a job search (active or passive), where someone finds several employers are unwilling to approach their current compensation.
I am not suggesting that you should turn down job offers that are significantly above what you know is market rate, and taking advantage of market fluctuations is expected to some degree. However, there are three main dangers when it comes to being overpaid.
1. You're locked in to your job unless you take a pay cut. Acknowledging that you are overpaid may not help.
2. You based your lifestyle on an unrealistic earning expectation.
3. You are likely first to go when rates normalize or the employer has financial difficulty.
If you are overpaid, it is vital that you recognize the anomaly and you should not base important financial or career decisions on current income.
It is useful to look at some possible explanations as to why one may be considered overpaid. (and how common it is)
Consulting or contracting dollars – In the technology world, these complicate market rate. Consulting companies and body shops charge big bucks, and they are able to hire salaried or hourly employees at levels well above what are typically paid to the client's own staff. These premium rates and salaries are routinely explained by several contributing factors, such as the instability of contracting, the advantages of hiring temporary employees, or benefits plans. The compensation is also fairly easy to justify, as a company can easily afford to pay you 100K salary if it is known you'll bill 2000 hours at $125 (250K).
The disparity between contractor/consultant pay and traditional employee pay primarily becomes an issue when someone makes the move from one world to the other. Most would expect to increase or maintain their compensation when changing employers, but that is usually not the case for contractors or consultants switching over. This is also why you may witness contract-to-hire employees trying to extend their contract period before conversion, as they are likely about to take a pay cut with little difference in any other aspect of the job. Very common
Unique combination of skills with unusual value to a specific company – An experience profile that is highly valued by one firm is much less valuable across the general market. An applicant with significant experience using every component of a company's stack that also possesses highly-specific domain expertise may receive an inflated offer that won't be matched by other employers. This situation is compounded when there are known competitors that value an identical skill set, and the cost of losing the employee will negatively impact the business. Rare
An employer early adopts and banks on a new technology – This is not dissimilar to the explanation above, with the exception that it is one particular skill that creates the variation. New hyped languages and platforms tend to cause spikes in demand that are impossible to fill with experienced workers, which temporarily raises wages above what they were and what they will likely be in the future. This creates a short-term seller's market. Very common at any given time for certain skills
Unattractive employer – Companies that develop a poor industry reputation may resort to paying (and advertising) compensation above market in order to attract candidates. Other than promises of a brighter tomorrow, the easiest element to quickly alter is usually pay. A firm's infamy may be the result of overworked staff, bad press, or even accumulating technical debt, and public opinion often remains negative long after the ills are repaired. Common
Poor benefits, limited perks – Job seekers tend to focus on salary and not overall value when comparing job offers. Part of this is ego-driven, as you are unlikely to brag about your firm's high 401(k) match or insurance premium contribution at a cocktail party. Some companies recognize this and will scale back benefit offerings in order to maximize cash compensation and promote the perception that they are paying above market rate. This is not exactly overpaying when we consider the total package, but the statistics and surveys that provide market data primarily depend on cash compensation. Rare
Long employment tenure – Large organizations that schedule regular cost-of-living and salary increases into employment contracts often find themselves paying above market rate. Somewhat common for large firms
Compensated to take a chance on something risky – Startups that do not offer any form of equity or options to new hires may find themselves overpaying for talent. Employees that remain during or immediately after an acquisition will often be offered retention bonuses, which may indicate the company's acknowledgment of uncertainty for future employment. Common
Counteroffer (upon resignation) or pre-emptive counteroffer (they knew you were looking) – Counteroffers may just be a corrective measure for long-term retention that bring an employee up to market rate, but in some instances a counteroffer is a method for only the short-term retention of an employee due to the inopportune timing of their resignation. In the latter case, compensation is often forced above market rate to ensure retention and project stability. The employee's value temporarily spikes during key moments in a project, and a resignation with counteroffer at any key moment can result in overpayment. Once the project/goal is attained, the employee's value returns to market rate but salary does not. Rare
Being overpaid is only a problem when you aren't aware of it or sometimes when seeking new work. Research market rates for your skills and keep tabs on compensation trends in the industry. If you receive multiple offers below what you perceive as your market value, get some professional opinions from recruiters or colleagues.
Boot Camps, MOOC's, and Jobs: A How To For Fresh Devs
Every year, thousands of professionals in various lines of work look to the programming world as a promising new employment option. Just in the past few months, I have spoken to attorneys, accountants, salespeople, and even a former professional athlete trying to land their first paying gigs in the industry. This isn't the first time we've seen this.
A brief history lesson and cautionary tale
During the initial dot com boom of the late 90′s, millions scrambled to enter the technology industry. Naturally, some entrepreneurs looking to cash in on the movement developed accelerated training programs and boot camps designed to quickly convert blue collar workers into earning members of the IT industry. These classes and certifications were not cheap, but they usually cited high placement rates (and in some cases guarantees) and salary data for graduates.
Early on, the training programs typically had barriers to entry. Entrance exams and interviews left the least qualified applicants on the outside looking in. Time commitments made juggling a full-time job and a training program challenging for many, while cost made these programs inaccessible for others.
As you might expect, training programs with lowered admission standards and reduced prices arrived on the scene. Financial aid was made available, lecture times were adjusted to accommodate almost any schedule, and marketers flooded TV/radio/newspapers with anecdotes of auto mechanics and dental hygienists now earning double in the IT field. When qualified instructors were not available, classes were led by recent graduates who did not find employment.
Much of this training was geared towards obtaining a certification known as the MCSE (Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer), which was primarily a qualification towards Windows admin roles or desktop support. Even today, Microsoft has marketing material live on their site touting the value of these certifications.
The early graduates of the first programs probably did have high employment rates. However, the rise of the MCSE factories created a new class of applicant dubbed the Paper MCSE, defined as someone with no experience that was just able to pass the test. The MCSE certification quickly became associated with a type of get rich quick mentality, and having the letters next to your name was less indicative of knowledge and more likely someone trying to game the system.
Flash forward
If this story doesn't sound at least a bit familiar, it should. Back then the message was 'learn computers', but now everyone from the President to Shakira (not to mention Ashton Kutcher and NFL legend Warren Sapp?) is telling us we now need to learn how to code. Today's career changer isn't trying to simply fill what are generally considered less glamorous jobs like help desk, but rather they want to be like those (pardon the silliness) rock stars and ninjas that they read about who are higher up the food chain.
Programming boot camps and the availability of MOOC's has again taken learning of in-demand skills to the masses, and (regardless of your opinion on their value) the emergence of these programs impacts the hiring landscape for everyone. For now, most of these programs have some admissions criteria and may be affiliated as feeders to recruiting or consulting firms. Unlike their predecessors, the programs often boast that graduates will network with industry veterans and leave with real-world contacts to leverage in their job search.
Although it's far too early to see how these graduates will do over time, history and basic economics indicate that new programs of reduced quality will emerge.
The difference between then and now
The major difference between the MCSE gold rush and the recent development-focused trend is that today's career changer is often expected (and hopefully able) to demonstrate proof of their credentials. Graduates of boot camps are often very quick to point out that the classes were rigorous, had low program acceptance levels, required hours beyond typical full-time jobs, and that they built professional-grade applications before graduation. In almost every case where I've encountered a boot camp grad, these topics were brought up immediately by the job seeker. If the reputations of these programs become overwhelmingly positive (I'd now say they are no worse than lukewarm now), grads should become much less defensive as to the value of their education.
Being accepted into a help desk job today without experience or a relevant degree is one thing, but how willing will the programming community be to view these graduates as one of their own? This is more daunting when you consider that the community is considered to be protective of their craft's reputation, and are sometimes known for being less-than-welcoming to their own. Will employers value the more hands-on approach of a three month boot camp over traditional lecture-based four year CS degree programs?
Keys to success
Whether you graduated from a boot camp or a four year program, I think the expectations for most new hires are similar. Employers probably won't be expecting boot camp grads to be committing code any sooner or later than a BS in CS, and it is expected that there is inherent risk for any hire (particularly any hire without experience). There is some leap of faith for managers trying to evaluate someone for their first industry position.
For boot camp grads specifically,
You're not being hired because of your boot camp app. Although your code portfolio may help you some, in a few years you'll realize your app looks like it was coded by someone who learned Ruby in three months. Don't overstate the importance or relevance of whatever app you built – it's incredibly impressive to you because you don't know better (yet). You are being hired almost exclusively on your perceived potential, not weeks of work.
You're being groomed to work at startups and smaller firms. At this point HR representatives at most large firms will be less open-minded to you than to CS grads. Don't take that personally because it's really not about you, and big shops probably aren't who you are trying to attract anyway. Your instructors likely came from startups, are teaching development as is done in typical startup environments, and the technologies taught are of a common startup stack. Your job search time is best spent focusing first on the firms that have a relationship with your program, and then other startups.
Your non-programming intangibles are just as relevant as the boot camp. Employers know that you can't become highly productive in programming with a few hundred hours of learning. Conveying the smart and gets things done attribute is still the most important factor. You are still considered a risky hire, and if you are perceived as potentially damaging to the team dynamic you will be passed over for someone less risky.
Use caution if comparing boot camps to CS degrees. The two are vastly different, both with advantages and disadvantages. The quality and quantity of time for each are difficult to compare, and those that invested four years are more likely to be swayed by your knowledge than by diminishing the value of their degree.
To both CS and boot camp grads,
You're not an expert. In my experience, the word expert gets bandied about more often among the inexperienced with something to prove than it does by industry vets with project history. Expertise takes time. Once you've been in the business a few years, you will meet people who know twice as much as you do yet still consider themselves novices. Whether in interviews or on résumés, choose your words very carefully to prevent the appearance of overconfidence (and to prevent what seems an open invitation for technical grilling).
You'll do best if you show respect to the industry veterans. The people you are interviewing with have likely paid their dues during times when learning and information wasn't as readily available. It's probably difficult to envision being a programmer in 2001, where those in the field had far fewer tools or resources. They probably think you've had it easier in a lot of ways (and harder in others), so temper confidence with some humility.
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How and Why to Backdoor Into Jobs
When I read anecdotes from frustrated job seekers in the tech industry, they usually start out the same way.
"I applied to dozens of jobs
but I am not getting any response."
Sometimes the low response is warranted due to lack of qualifications or less obvious factors, but often the problem is simply that the job seeker never got access to the person/people who matter most in the hiring of technical professionals. Hiring bottlenecks start with the traditional application process (submit résumé blindly) and can be further complicated by HR reps that are hiring for disparate skills and business units. At a smaller company with no recruiters, the task of screening résumés may go to junior employees and administrative personnel with no background or training in hiring.
When you like a company and want to get an interview, the ideal entrance is very rarely the front door. The front door is the advertised entrance that HR wants you to take, crowded with active job seekers with varying qualifications that will be culled or herded through the process by the people manning the door.
After many years in the business I've learned that if you ask privately (meaning not within earshot of HR), most technical managers don't want candidates to come through the front door either. They would rather you came through a back door, and if necessary to hiring protocol they will later introduce you to the front door guardians to ensure passage. HR mans the front door, but the geeks own the back doors. This is how it works at many employers.
What are the more common back doors?
Salary Negotiation For Geeks
Advice on salary negotiation is abundant, but material written for the general public may not always be applicable to a technology sector where demand is high and the most sought after talent is scarce. There is quite a bit of misinformation and the glorified mythology of negotiation is often mistaken for the much less interesting reality where little negotiation actually takes place.
Let's start by going over a few "rules" that are often thrown around in these discussions.
Always negotiate
Using absolutes is never a good idea (see what I did there?), and there are definite situations when you should not negotiate an offer. For example, entry-level candidates who are considered replaceable with other entry-level candidates often do more harm than good by negotiating, particularly when the job being offered is among the most desirable. We will cover when you should and should not negotiate a bit later, but there are clearly some conditions when it's not a great idea.
There's no harm in asking for more/Doesn't hurt to ask
Actually, sometimes it does. When you propose a counteroffer, there are only a few realistic outcomes.
How to Prevent Crying During Your Technical Interview
A recent blog post Technical Interviews Make Me Cry by Pamela Fox tells the personal tale of a technologist and conference speaker who gets a Skype/Stypi interview for her dream job, becomes stumped on a technical question, breaks down in tears, almost abandons the interview, fights through it, and eventually gets the job. Everyone loves a happy ending, and it was courageous for the author to tell her story so publicly as a service to others. However, I think some of her takeaways and the advice she provides can be improved upon.
So how can we prevent crying or freezing up during a technical interview?
Let's start with the author's advice. She offers that interviewees should prepare for the format and not just the material, and writes
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Why You Took The Wrong Job
The decision to join a new employer and the process leading up to the move can be fraught with emotional attachments, irrational fears, and incomplete information. Since job searches in technology often include self-interested third parties of varying influence (e.g. recruiters, founders, hiring managers) acting within a highly competitive hiring environment, the job seeker can be pushed and pulled in several directions, sometimes based on half-truths and distortions. The result of the job change (or the decision to refuse an offer and stay put) in many circumstances is buyer's remorse, where regret can be felt rather quickly.
First let's look at the more common reasons that candidates regret taking a new job, and then explore one rather simple solution to avoid the mistake.
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