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The decision was rendered by Justice of the Peace Duncan Read following a lengthy bail hearing. A publication ban prohibits reporting on evidence presented during the hearing, and on the JP's reasons for judgment.
Mr. Chiasson, 38, wiped away tears as the judgment was rendered. He's been in custody since last week, when Durham police arrested him on allegations he'd breached terms of his bail by attending a children's hockey tournament in Oshawa over the Christmas break.
Mr. Chiasson, former operator of a daycare centre in Oshawa, was arrested in September 2011 after a police investigation into the exchange of child pornography on the Internet. Cops executed a search warrant at his King Street East home, seizing computer equipment.
Mr. Chiasson's trial is scheduled for April in Superior Court. Pre-trial motions are scheduled to begin Jan. 28.


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Pork with Apples and Sweet Potatoes Recipe
Here's a meal-in-one that is quick, delicious and nutritious. The tenderloin is rubbed with a few simple seasonings...and baked apples and sweet potatoes around the dinner perfectly. Linda Lacek of Winter Park, Florida
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cardamom
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 4-1/2 cups cubed peeled sweet potatoes (about 1-1/2 pounds)
- 4 teaspoons olive oil, divided
- 2 pork tenderloins (3/4 pound each)
- 4 large tart apples, peeled
- In a small bowl, combine the salt, cinnamon, cardamom and pepper. Place sweet potatoes in a large bowl. Sprinkle with 1 teaspoon spice mixture and 3 teaspoons oil; toss to coat.
- Arrange potatoes in a single layer in a 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan coated with cooking spray. Bake, uncovered, at 425° for 10 minutes.
- Rub the remaining oil over pork; rub with remaining spice mixture. Place over the sweet potatoes. Bake for 15 minutes.
- Cut each apple into eight wedges. turn pork; arrange apples around meat. Bake 15 minutes longer or until a meat thermometer reads 160°. Yield: 6 servings.
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What a wonderful winter dinner!! Next time (and that may be very soon) I will use more sweet potatoes.
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I have made this often. Once the guests said that I had out done myself. Of course, now it is one of my best. Today I am going to try it with a loin roast.
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by now we have pages and pages of posts and re-posts about everyone's take on the deadline trade and the new direction mj has taken this team. what's done is done. those that agree you are drinking the kool aide. those that disagree, you suck you sky is falling fake fans.
your new mission use the 2012 free agency class to get us a championship here is mine with hopefully realistic numbers. assumptions from me: we move all long term salary including diop with the exception of tyrus with a combinations of trades of players like jackson and most or all acquired draft picks.
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kg 4 years 35 mil
allen 3 years 20 mil
yes we overpay for kg and allen but it get us a championship and that is all i want. if we have more money and he will take a low offer as a friend. i would gladly take on crash for a championship run at 2 years 18 mil.
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Students may select one of the following areas of concentration on the Delaware Campus.
Concentration Degree RequirementsAll students in the Widener University School of law LLM programs must satisfactorily complete 24 credits of coursework for the degree. "Satisfactory completion" is defined under Academic Standards in the graduate programs student handbook.
Students must take at least 12 credits in environmental law courses. These must include the introductory course in environmental law, and, if available, at least one of the following Core courses:Climate Change Law, International Environmental Law, Natural Resources LawThe remaining credits can be earned in additional Core courses, the following elective courses, or in other courses approved by the director:Animal Law, Energy and Public Utilities Law, International Law, International Trade, International Trade and the Environment, Land Use Planning, Ocean and Coastal Law, Regulation of Toxic and Hazardous Substances, Science and the Law, Toxic Torts, Seminar: Climate Change, Current Topics in Environmental Law and Policy, Energy and the Environment, Environmental Justice, Environmental Law and the Constitution, Food and Drug Law, Life Science Law, National Resources Law, Public Health Law, Sustainable Development Law, Environmental Law Clinic (if eligible and approved by director)
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Well my sources say they hope it is NOT Georgia
I will be seing Miami in Floriada if I get the time off work
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on a bad note I checked the ticket prices- YIKES!!!
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Kraft Foods, best known for the mac & cheese you start making when you get home drunk and then pass out halfway through and wake up to a kitchen fire, is rolling out a vending machine that dispenses free samples BUT ONLY TO ADULTS. Like this Japanese vending machine, it uses facial recognition software to determine if you're over a certain age (18?), and will let you choose a Jell-O flavor if you are. If you're not? It publicly humiliates you. Go suckle your mother's teat, babyface!
The current offer is for Temptations by Jell-O, the brand's first product designed specifically for adults. The machine is equipped with technology to determine the age of the person requesting a sample. If the machine senses a child, a panel lights up with the words, "Sorry, kid. You're too young to experience indulgence like this. Please step away so the adults can get their free treat.
Wow, really? "Please step away so the adults can get their free treat." Way to make unsuspecting children feel like criminals. Besides, whatever happened to the old lady with the hairnet passing out the free samples? She used to even let me have seconds. "She died." YOU TAKE THAT BACK!
Kraft machine scans faces, gives Jell-O samples only to adults [latimes]
Thanks to LeftRightLeft, who looks young but doesn't want a pudding cup with a f***ing Jell-O rose on it anyways. THAT SHIT'S FOR LONELY CAT LADIES.
This is a fan-made commercial by 29-year-old Ben McCambridge (who spent $6K of his own money to create it) for the PS3 called 'Kids'. It shows young children cast in the following roles to demonstrate all the fantasy-fun to be had playing video games: 1. Middle school bully ... / Continue →
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The Buccaneers took to the practice field for the first time since their 20-7 victory over the Miami Dolphins last Friday night. The closed to the public practice was cut short due to bad weather and sloppy play early drew the ire of head coach Greg Schiano. Find out what else took place Monday in the latest edition of Bucs News To Know.
Here is what you need to know about what happened at Buccaneers training camp on Monday August 13:
• The Buccaneers welcomed Aqib Talib back to full contact drills on Monday. The Bucs' top cornerback was held out of Friday's preseason contest with the Dolphins due to a minor hamstring injury. Head coach Greg Schiano told the media last week that the injury didn't appear to be serious, and apparently he was correct as the former Jayhawk was lining up at cornerback during 7-on-7 drills during Monday's workout.
• During practice tight end Luke Stocker left the field and was escorted in the locker room. Schiano confirmed to the media after practice that Stocker did leave early but wasn't sure exactly what the issue was, only saying he didn't feel well.
• Defensive tackle Gary Gibson was again dressed today but not participating in team situational drills. Gibson told PewterReport.com last week he has an Achilles flare up and is taking it easy to give it time to heal.
• Mark Barron was back at practice Monday and appeared to participate in most drills, after suffering from some type of toe injury that prevented him from playing in last Friday night's preseason game at Miami.
• Left tackle Donald Penn (left calf), wide receiver Arrelious Benn (knee), E.J. Biggers (foot) and defensive end Da'Quan Bowers (Achilles) continue to miss practice.
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• The Buccaneers did not announce any roster moves Monday.
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• There didn't appear to be any depth chart changes on Monday although you may see some shakeups among the backups in particular before Friday night. Part of any depth chart moves most likely will be due to the game film from Friday night, but also from the Buccaneers wanting to see some of the younger players perform in different situations and in matchups with particular Tennessee's players.
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•Monday's practice was closed to the public and shifted to the practice field on the far east side of the One Buc facility. Access was limited for the media as we were situated in what would be the north end zone. Unfortunately the team's lightning detector went off before practice ended and the players were escorted off the field quickly.
The practice was designated as Alumni Day and the patio and stands were filled with former players dating from the 1970's orange and white squads all the way up to players from the last few years.
Some of the former Bucs spotted that came out to watch the younger players included Jimmie Giles, Kevin House, Cecil Johnson, Richard "Batman" Woods, Shaun King, Horace Copeland and Chidi Ahanotu.
Schiano talked about the former players being able to come and view practice.
I was disappointed because when the lightning alarm went off I guess they split so I came out after I talked to the team to see them and they were gone. So much for that reunion, right? I will drop them a line. I was glad that (I don't know how many guys came back), but there was a bunch of guys under that tent.
"We have some rich tradition here. As I have said all over, this community is a tight community. So those guys that have stuck around in the community that's important to me. I would like our players to do that. You know make this their home. I would love for that to happen. I think the more you invest in something (in all ways) the harder it is to surrender. I think it's neat that they are out and I would like them to stay part of this program as much as we can."
• Schiano was not pleased in the least with the early part of practice, eventually making the team start one period over from the beginning. A fumble early, and a bad quarterback and running back exchange was enough cause Schiano to get in the face of a few players who were responsible for the metal lapse errors.
• The Buccaneers announced half-season ticket packages Monday afternoon.
"We're leaving no stone unturned in our efforts to maximize home-field advantage. The Half-Season Plan is designed to give a greater number of Bucs fans more chances to come out and support their team on Sundays," said Brian Ford, Vice President of Business Administration.
The Red Plan includes both the home opener honoring CB Ronde Barber's 200th consecutive start (Sept. 9 vs. Carolina) and the Throwback Game (Oct. 21 vs. New Orleans), in addition to games against Tennessee, Washington and San Diego. The Pewter Plan is highlighted by the Ring of Honor Game (Oct. 14 vs. Kansas City) and a December 9 matchup versus Philadelphia where the Buccaneers will celebrate the 10th anniversary of their Super Bowl XXXVII Championship, as well as battles with New England, division-rival Atlanta and St. Louis.
For more standout plays and more on the first day of Buccaneers training camp, read Pewter Report's premium Pewter Insider practice report coming later tonight on PewterReport.com.
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If I clost to Florida I could drive down to Tampa but Iam 1500 miles away,anyway go bucs
August 13, 2012
2:48 pm
Cecil "The Deisel" Johnson. That guy could bring it. I like the way Schiano is keeping out of the press more than past Bucs coaches. We all like to hear the inside story, but really I think it's better to see and evaluate the team on what they do in a real game. Expectations get too high when you put the team under the microscope. There are 31 other teams who are looking to get better this year too. I like the way Schiano pushes these guys to get better every day. The country club atmosphere is history. By not elaborating on injuries Schiano is not asking for pity or trying to build in an excuse for losing. I gotta say it...We got a steal with Underwood!!... The 44 yard catch was just a case of who wanted the ball more and it was Tiquan. If you make plays...you don't have to make excuses!!!! Our 1 and 2 receivers are very nice this year...From what I've seen Underwood is our number 3 receiver. Parker has a lot of ability, but he is undisciplined...I think Parker will wise up and be a great asset for this team. We have carried players at WR in past seasons that couldn't make other NFL rosters and it has come back to bite us. Benn could be a factor too if he can get back on the field and stay back.
August 13, 2012
2:34 pm
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Email technology providers Lavabit and Silent Circle have joined forces to launch the Dark Mail Alliance, a project with the goal of building a truly secure and private email communication system that is resistant to spying and government oversight. The two companies have long been leaders in the field of email encryption and employ an impressive team of cryptologists and programmers. (Phil Zimmerman, creator of the popular PGP email encryption tool, is the President and co-founder of Silent Circle.) Both Lavabit and Silent Circle suspended their email services recently in the wake of revelations about NSA spying and orders to allow government access to encryption keys.
Conventional email encryption tools like PGP can encrypt the contents of a message, but not the subject, to and from fields, or other metadata. Also, messages stored on the server can be encyrpted using the key, which governments can obtain from the vendor through a court order. Dark Mail plans to replace the venerable SMTP mail protocol with a more secure alternative and design an infrastructure that will not be susceptible to snooping.
The new protocol will be based on Silent Circle's instant messaging protocol SCIMP. Dark Mail will resemble ordinary email, but behind the scenes, messages will pass through an encrypted peer-to-peer connection. Keys used for the connection will be deleted afterward, which means the email provider would have no knowledge of the keys and could not surrender them even if ordered to do so.
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At November's Visual Thinkers Toronto meetup, we talked about mapping. =)
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Jennifer Okimoto spoke about social business at yesterday's Canadian Women in Communications (CWC, @cwcafc) meetup in Toronto. Since she's a friend, former colleague, and all-around awesome person, I just had to catch up with her while she was in town. I was amused to turn up in a couple of her stories. =) Here are my notes from her talk. Click on the image for a larger version.
Feel free to share this! (Creative Commons Attribution License) Like these? Check out my other sketches for more. You can find out more about Jennifer Okimoto on Twitter (@jenokimoto) or LinkedIn.
For your convenience and ease of sharing, you can find this page at http://sach.ac/socbizjen .
Sketchnoter's notes: I did these sketchnotes on paper because I didn't have my tablet PC with me. I used a black Pilot V5 Hi-Tecpoint on a legal-sized sheet of paper. It turned out that my flatbed scanner can't handle legal-sized sheets of paper and my margins were too small for the sheet-fed scanner, so I cut it in half (hooray for plenty of whitespace!), scanned the pieces, overlaid them in Autodesk Sketchbook Pro, erased the overlap, and desaturated the layer to get rid of the slight greenish cast. I added the blue colour by drawing a separate layer in "Add" mode. Since I drew in ink, I decided to leave the contrast as varying instead of redrawing everything digitally. Drawing on paper makes me miss working digitally (those nice, clean, confident lines!). <laugh> Next time!
Here's my sketchnote of Mitch Joel's talk at Third Tuesday Toronto. Click on the image to view or save a larger version, which should also print out nicely on an 8.5×11" paper in landscape.
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For your convenience, this page is available at sach.ac/reboot . Share away!
Xiaoxiao asked me to sketchnote Managing Oneself, a classic article by Peter Drucker. Here are my notes. Click on the image for a larger version.
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In addition to sketching a visual summary, I thought I'd reflect on the points discussed in the article.
What are my strengths?
I'm happy, optimistic, appreciative, and resilient. I reflect a lot on what I do, how I do it, and why. I learn quickly, thanks to speed-reading and note-taking skills. I know how to adapt to many of my characteristics, such as introversion and visual thinking. I'm comfortable with numbers, words, and drawings. I embrace deliberate practice and continuous improvement. I'm good at setting up little experiments, taking calculated risks, and finding ways to improve. I'm frugal and I'm decent at questioning assumptions. I work on being more rational and compensating for my biases, and I'm not intimidated by research.
Feedback analysis: I periodically review my decisions through scheduled decision reviews, blog archives, and other reflections. I'm good at breaking decisions down into smaller ones that I can try out or test. I can get better at involving other people in my decisions. I tend to discount things that are unscientific or that seem dodgy, but that hasn't really gotten in my way. The main thing that gets in my way is my tendency to flit from interest to interest, although I'm dealing with that by learning how to create value in smaller chunks. I'm planning to improve my feedback analysis process by scheduling more decision reviews.
How do I work?
I learn primarily through reading, writing, and trying things out. I find it difficult to absorb information by listening to lectures or talking to other people. My preference for team or solo work depends on the project: for most development project, I prefer to work with at least one other person whose skill I respect, because I learn a lot more that way. I'm also comfortable working on my own. (I'm learning how to delegate, though.) I'm more comfortable making decisions than giving advice. I prefer some order and predictability in my daily schedule, but I minimize commitments. Routines give me a platform from which I can go wherever my interests take me. I enjoyed working in a large organization, but I'm also fine working on my own.
I know that it's easier to make things happen if I adapt to my idiosyncrasies rather than wish I were someone else. I'm good at passing opportunities on to other people, and helping people see what might fit me.
What are my values?
I value learning and sharing as much as I can of what I learn with as many people as possible, which is why I prefer to share information for free instead of locking it down in order to earn more. I value equanimity rather than excess.
Where do I belong?
Where I am. (Yay!) This experiment is going well, and I'd like to continue it.
I know I worked well in large corporations too, and I think I'd get along with small ones. I definitely don't belong outside my comfort zone (that time I had to do some Microsoft SQL Server admin? Yeah…) or in high-stress, high-travel, workaholic environments. (Which, fortunately, consulting wasn't – at least for me.) I do better in situations where it's okay to ask forgiveness instead of always asking for permission, and where 80% is okay instead of trying to get to 100% the first time around. I do well with some discretionary time to work on useful projects or help people outside my typical responsibilities.
What should I contribute?
I think people could use more examples of this sort of smaller-scale life, because it'll help free people from assumptions about what they need or how much they have to sacrifice. I'd love to make it work and to share what I learn along the way.
I also care about helping people learn and think more effectively. Visual thinking is one way to do that, so I want to help people who have the inclination for it discover tools and techniques that they can use.
I care about learning in general, which includes learning about different topics and then creating resources or mapping concepts so that other people can learn them more easily.
Books, blog posts, drawings, presentations, and coaching are some ways I can make progress in these directions.
In addition to those five questions, Peter Drucker also gave these career tips:
Taking responsibility for relationships
One of the things I learned as a kid was that you can take responsibility for the way you interact with people and you can help them get better at interacting with you. (Yes, I was the kid reading Parenting Teenagers for Dummies and How to Talk So Kids Will Listen and Listen So Kids Will Talk.) At work, it was great explicitly discussing communication styles and motivational preferences with my managers, who helped me tweak things to play to my strengths.
The second half of your life
… why wait until your forties?
I'm a big fan of having at least two good things on the go at any given time. I learned this as a software developer. That way, when you run into a setback or delay, you can always work on the other thing in order to keep yourself moving forward.
For me right now, there's writing, drawing, and software. In the future, who knows?
How about you? What do you think about managing yourself?
Here are my notes from Damian Conway's talk "Fun With Dead Languages". =) I heard him give an older version of this talk years ago, and I'm amused to find that my Latin dabbling gave me a much deeper appreciation of this talk.
As always, click on the image to view a larger version, which you can print out if you want.
Please feel free to share this under the Creative Commons Attribution License! =)
If you like this, check out Damian Conway's site or this paper on Lingua::Latina::Perligata. Like these sketches? Check out my other sketchnotes and visual book reviews.
Update 2013-07-31: You can find a table of contents and associated links at http://sach.ac/accel. Here's the video!
Quick link to talking points as a Mural.ly map
From time to time, I say interesting-enough things that make people want to pick my brain further. When people do, this is excellent! Sometimes I don't know what people will find useful or interesting until they ask. When the opportunity comes up, I try to wring out as much as I can. In the podcast interviews I've done so far, I've always been delighted by what we learn from the conversation.
An interview is entirely different from a presentation, and it would be a waste to treat it as one. I love where other people's questions, interests, and experiences can lead me. So I don't want to structure it too much – but I also want to give people the benefit of clear thoughts and useful replies. Having struggled with making good conversation myself, I also want to help people find things that they or other people will like instead of wandering until they bump into something good.
It's a little like the media training I got when I was at IBM. One of the tips I remember is to think about your story before you talk to people. You don't have to stick to the script, but you should know the key points you want to get across, and try some ways of expressing it so that you can be clear and concise.
So here's what I e-mailed to Timothy Kenny in preparation for our chat about accelerated learning (which will be this afternoon):
I thought about what I do the most differently and what your subscribers will probably benefit from. Here are some topic ideas. How about picking whichever one you think will resonate the most? =) I'm sure there'll be future conversations, so we don't have to get everything covered in one chat.
- Sketchnotes
- Ideal outcome: People are inspired to take visual notes for their own use
- Learning and reviewing presentations and books; Connecting with people; Understanding your thoughts; Sharing what you know
- Making the most of your blog through the years
- Ideal outcome: People are encouraged to blog for the long term; people who have been blogging a while are inspired to organize their work
- Weekly, monthly, yearly reviews; Indexes; Other people as part of your memory; Collections; Backups
- Tracking and experiments
- Ideal outcome: People are inspired to make better decisions by tracking
- Time; Money and an opportunity fund; Clothes, decisions, etc.; 5-year experiment with retirement
- How it all fits together
- Ideal outcome: People see how the different techniques can support each other, and they are motivated to take the next step
- The flow of learning; How different techniques work together; Getting started; Getting better; Going from strength to strength
- Continuous improvement in everyday life
- Ideal outcome: People examine their processes
- Understanding your processes; Handling weaknesses; Building on strengths; Learning from experiments
He wrote back to say that he was curious about sketchnotes, blogging, connecting, learning flow, and what I considered my strengths and weaknesses in terms of learning.
I spent some time on Saturday night thinking about what I've learned and what I want to help other people learn. A podcast isn't the place for technical instruction; blog posts are better for that because I can include step-by-step tips, links, and other resources. A podcast or videocast is great at communicating enthusiasm, helping other people see that they can get started. It's also great for the back-and-forth, bringing two people's ideas together.
So my goals for the chat are:
In preparation, I drew this on Saturday. (Click on the image for a larger version!)
(Not only do I sketchnote events, but I can sketchnote the future! )
The idea is that these talking points can let Timothy pick whatever he wants to focus on, while giving him a peripheral awareness of related topics or other things we can talk about. They also give me visual aids that I can refer to (or draw on top of!) during the chat, which is probably more interesting than watching a bunch of talking heads. And if we run out of time or focus on some things instead of others, no worries – the blog post and the sketchnote will be there as a way to follow up. =)
I've done this before, like the digital sketchnoting workflow that I sketched in preparation for my podcast with Mike Rohde (episode, transcript). Our target time for that was 12 minutes, so it was great to be able to zoom in and talk about key parts knowing that other things could be left for the blog post or sketchnote.
I discovered the power of sharing my notes (showing my work!) when I was giving a lot of presentations. Knowing that my talking points were on the Net somewhere (ex: my Shy Connector presentation for Women in Technology International, or my talk on How to use Evernote to improve your visual thinking) meant that I didn't have to worry about forgetting anything important, because people can always look up my notes. It gave me more freedom to ad-lib or go off-script, too, following whatever people were interested in.
So really, the main reason to come to one of my presentations or to interview me is to ask questions and figure out answers together, which is exactly the way I want it. If I can do the braindump outside the time we have, then we can use the time for interaction. In presentations and conversations, I want to give people just enough to get good questions. Questions are my pay-off for the preparation. Questions spark my curiosity and turn into follow-up conversations and blog posts and presentations.
Unrelated observation: making my own URL shortening thing was totally worth it, even if the domains are expensive. Much better than squeezing long domain names into my sketchnotes. Although I'm still flipflopping between sach.ac and liv.gd in sketchnotes because I think my nickname is hard to spell… Any opinions?
I'll post the recording when it's up, and I'll probably work on transcribing it too. Fun!
Here's the e-mail announcement that Timothy sent:
Hundreds of years ago during the Renaissance, creative geniuses like DaVinci revolutionized science by visualizing information for the first time. Huge leaps were made in engineering, math, architecture and physics because of this new focus on visualizing information.
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Today at 1PM EDT (New York Time) I'm interviewing Sacha Chua on her accelerated learning techniques and especially how she visualizes information to learn faster and understand new concepts better.
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Sacha is also a programmer. Programmers have the ability to see and create systems because coding requires that you build a system to process information.
All businesses are systems. And the more you can systematize your business the more stress free it will be for you. The starting point for understanding systems is learning how to get them down on paper as visual diagrams (much the same way programmers sketch out their program on a white board before building it) and that is a big piece of what we will be discussing today.
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Many people know about learning and productivity hacks but I have never met someone who actually put so many of them together into such a coherant system.
Sacha is also a visual genius. She created both of the images below. You will learn how she does it and why it is so important to get comfortable drawing and visualizing for your business and your learning.
What We Will Talk About
Example of Sacha's 1 page visual book reviews
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Victor D. Nieblas Pradis is the First Vice President of AILA for the 2013-14 term. Mr. Nieblas, an immigration attorney from City of Industry, California, was elected as First Vice President at the association's 57th Annual Conference in San Francisco, CA on June 27, 2013.
Mr. Nieblas practices Immigration Law in Southern California where he focuses on deportation defense, Federal Court litigation, consular abroad processing, immigrant and non-immigrant visas, waivers and appellate work. He graduated from Loyola Law School in 1995 and serves as an Adjunct Professor of Law at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles.
An AILA member since 1997, he has served the Association as a Director on the Board of Governors and as Chair of the Southern California Chapter. He is a past Chairperson for the Immigration Law Section for the Hispanic National Bar Association, a past Trustee for the Mexican American Bar Association (MABA), and past chairperson of the MABA Immigration Subcommittee.
Mr. Nieblas is the guest legal commentator for several local news broadcasts, including "MundoFox Noticias 22" News in Los Angeles, Univisión's Primera Edición, and MundoFox National News. Mr. Nieblas has also hosted a Cable Television show named "Inmigración 411" where he provides answers to viewer questions and is recognized as an immigration expert. He is also regularly quoted in major national print media and often appears on national news broadcasts discussing Immigration Law.
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JUST A LITTLE RESPECT…¿Que no? Co-written with Annaluisa Padilla (AILA Leadership Blog, November 10, 2012)
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Immigrants hoping to qualify for Obama program urged to gather data by Paloma Esquivel (Los Angeles Times, June 20, 2012)
Attorneys allege ICE makes little distinction between deporting high and low-risk immigrants by Ruxandra Guidi (Southern California Public Radio, April 23, 2012)
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Jose Ronstadt and Victor Nieblas discussing Hispanics on the census form on "The Filter with Fred Roggin" (NBC Los Angeles, March 17, 2010).
Victor Nieblas discussing "What's Wrong With 'Win The Green'?" with Tatiana Morales (CSB The Early Show, February 11, 2009).
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Victor Nieblas discussing changes in unlawful presence waiver processing (Univision, January 6, 2012).
Victor Nieblas discussing the DHS announcement on prosecutorial discretion (Univision, August 18, 2011).
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