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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post8323247861560832428..comments2014-10-30T07:40:56.089-07:00Comments on Crazy Days and Nights: Robin Roberts Is Backent lawyerhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-33111019914142936872013-02-21T07:56:07.044-08:002013-02-21T07:56:07.044-08:00I don't have to agree to shit, especially with...I don't have to agree to shit, especially with someone who is questioning my emotional state. We don't each other like that.

No one has to be drunk or bleeding to disagree with someone. That's weak sauce, come up with better putdowns.

You've got some nerve--IMO.

Layna Dayhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-27477466039095026242013-02-21T07:03:27.127-08:002013-02-21T07:03:27.127-08:00@layna...u were either on the rag or drunk because...@layna...u were either on the rag or drunk because of your questionable emotional state over such a trivial matter. IMO

Can we end this now? Lets just agree to disagree.

:^)fancyscreennamehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-65447031079024674282013-02-21T06:35:33.235-08:002013-02-21T06:35:33.235-08:00Yeah, because if someone doens't agree with yo...Yeah, because if someone doens't agree with you, they MUST on the rag.

If the rest of you wanna bitch about the press over Robin's promotion over coming back? It's on you. I find it to be looking at the negative rather than appreciating her return. What

Don't have to own fan stock to have that opinion--do I? Only in your world.Layna Dayhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-43258214622412487992013-02-20T18:40:44.382-08:002013-02-20T18:40:44.382-08:00I like Robin and am glad she is on the road to rec...I like Robin and am glad she is on the road to recovery.

That said...really over promoting the networks? Of course, it is always for ratings. Just once, I would love it if these network shows tried new people, really talented people who just need a chance...but no it is not to be.

Sishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-91138986524137648082013-02-20T18:15:08.995-08:002013-02-20T18:15:08.995-08:00I think she's as boring as rice pudding. I wat...I think she's as boring as rice pudding. I watch ABC's World News Now (love Rob Nelson), and the promos for Robin returning were way too much. I understand she was sick. I get that they care about their fellow newscaster, but there was WAY too much promotion about it.Henriettehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-4096948775387972662013-02-20T10:30:44.344-08:002013-02-20T10:30:44.344-08:00Sit down the glass of wine and go back and read yo...Sit down the glass of wine and go back and read your first comment. you made a snide comment towards anyone who was not over the moon about Robin being back. Several of us commentors didn't practice perfect herd mentality and you got snippy. But yeah it was just your humble opinion.

:^) fancyscreennamehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-24122923691321772462013-02-20T10:30:03.107-08:002013-02-20T10:30:03.107-08:00@ fancy -- YES! Or someone owns Robin Roberts sto...@ fancy -- YES!

Or someone owns Robin Roberts stock or something.LeeKayhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-84851616185228919802013-02-20T10:27:03.792-08:002013-02-20T10:27:03.792-08:00Amazing how some people can find the worst of any ...Amazing how some people can find the worst of any situation and then hone in on it. I'm glad she's recovering. I have admiration for people who go through and remain so positive. kgirlhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-41425679014932649312013-02-20T10:24:38.644-08:002013-02-20T10:24:38.644-08:00SEEMS like some one is menstrual. JMO.......SEEMS like some one is menstrual. JMO.......fancyscreennamehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-87386782992643382262013-02-20T10:18:13.269-08:002013-02-20T10:18:13.269-08:00Me too green mountain! She's so plain and bori...Me too green mountain! She's so plain and boring, she might as well be vanilla pudding. Her and George are so put of place. I wish they'd bring Biana Goligreva (sp) or the blonde that filled in for a robin (her name always escapes me) and make Josh the main anchor. Him and Robin have such great chemistry. George is nice but belongs on the political Sunday morning shows. Ashleahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-15650248330296541892013-02-20T10:17:23.381-08:002013-02-20T10:17:23.381-08:00"Considering that most audiences love her lik..."Considering that most audiences love her like I love bacon"

Enty wins the internets today!Turkish Taffyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-21565844217150335342013-02-20T10:03:13.769-08:002013-02-20T10:03:13.769-08:00Whatever, indeed. Have a different opinion and it...Whatever, indeed. Have a different opinion and it's automatically wrong and someone lept to something. Couldn't possibly be another way of looking at things.

Whatever, yeah. Layna Dayhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-43812529359867258412013-02-20T09:32:45.811-08:002013-02-20T09:32:45.811-08:00Whatever .......Whatever .......fancyscreennamehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-72676741190569966892013-02-20T09:00:38.409-08:002013-02-20T09:00:38.409-08:00Again, I don't get the criticism. Robin is ha...Again, I don't get the criticism. Robin is happy to be back, ABC is happy to have her back. Of course they were going to promote the daylights out of it. One of their own--who had been VERY sick--was returning.

GMA is already getting great ratings. Does Robin's return bring in more numbers? Sure. But's it pretty cynical to take that from the situation.

I didn't leap to squat, the side-eye attitude was already planted. I just pointed it out.Layna Dayhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-30199387260643842092013-02-20T08:53:36.284-08:002013-02-20T08:53:36.284-08:00Not blaming Robin. ?? Blaming the network for the...Not blaming Robin. ??

Blaming the network for the hype. LeeKayhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-3111810205408081912013-02-20T08:51:39.822-08:002013-02-20T08:51:39.822-08:00Yes, agreed. Far sicker is subjective. So, that i...Yes, agreed. Far sicker is subjective. So, that is my view as I said.LeeKayhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-4081022344945618472013-02-20T08:50:08.432-08:002013-02-20T08:50:08.432-08:00No layna. We just don't need 20 reminders a w...No layna. We just don't need 20 reminders a week that she's returning. One or two would've sufficed. Nice LEAP though.....fancyscreennamehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-46817921913356316072013-02-20T08:50:01.216-08:002013-02-20T08:50:01.216-08:00I haven't watched regularly GMA since Diane Sa...I haven't watched regularly GMA since Diane Sawyer and Charlie Gibson were the hosts and she was the third but I like her a lot. She is very genuine and it's easy to care for her. Rosehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-31712555302573581602013-02-20T08:42:50.239-08:002013-02-20T08:42:50.239-08:00@Rickatoo, lol thanks for the laugh!@Rickatoo, lol thanks for the laugh!LottaColadahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-19418638566422566842013-02-20T08:26:44.121-08:002013-02-20T08:26:44.121-08:00I wonder if they ran a repeat or color bars over a...I wonder if they ran a repeat or color bars over at Today this morning, the only people watching them this morning were in their control room.Rickatoohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-59712742115212044782013-02-20T08:26:09.765-08:002013-02-20T08:26:09.765-08:00I read the Kneepads story about her, and her mom d...I read the Kneepads story about her, and her mom died right before she got the bone marrow transplant. She isn't married, so she went through this without those important supports. And she has a great attitude and doesn't feel sorry for herself. As someone who suffers from a chronic illness, she is an inspirationMessystationhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-37164512533481759902013-02-20T07:57:27.580-08:002013-02-20T07:57:27.580-08:00Being far sicker is subjective, I was trying to sa...Being far sicker is subjective, I was trying to say.Layna Dayhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-66367003530671567922013-02-20T07:56:51.343-08:002013-02-20T07:56:51.343-08:00The woman had cancer and MDS. She had a bone marr...The woman had cancer and MDS. She had a bone marrow transplant. Far sicker is subject, because that's pretty damn sick to me.

I gotta assume that many GMA fans ask about her, so the promos served as updates.

If I didn't know any better, I'd say some of you rather she stay away. Like you're blaming Robin. It SEEMS that way, JMO.Layna Dayhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-15658021816149724302013-02-20T07:42:55.542-08:002013-02-20T07:42:55.542-08:00Yeah, sorry, but it was all a bit too much. She&#...Yeah, sorry, but it was all a bit too much. She's a t.v. host, which is good for her, but give me a break. There are lots of terrific under-valued un-promoted people out there who are far sicker. This reeks of ratings hyper vigilance.LeeKayhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-26783267140622315242013-02-20T07:42:22.247-08:002013-02-20T07:42:22.247-08:00Thank goodness. Now they can stop talking about he...Thank goodness. Now they can stop talking about her. It was too much. Glad she's better, though........fancyscreennamehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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cute #2 and pyro things UuU
the french kiss thing…maybe not so cute.
my part of an art trade with owlymedics
Ohhh my god, I can't get over How perfectly you drew him! His pose anbd expression are spot on. FFFF wow!! I adore this SO much, thank you so much! I will make your trade so awesome, its mums bday today so I'll get onto it tonight, but fff wow I just love this so much D': THANK YOU!!! *hug*
I have been wanting to draw this for ages now. xB Engel teasing the BLU HarpyMedic Eule. :'D
Eule belongs to Owly.
Look at these babies!! You drew them so adorable and augh Euele stop being such a little bitch. I love his face ffff, and Engel, they both look amazing <3333
commission for femgineer of her adorable tf2 OC's <3
This medic has the fluffiest hair in the WORLD
commission($5) for sir laughtington of her OC medic, Astor, Who is a big cuties<3
#2's ready to charge.
He may look determined but on the inside he's all "NEIN NEIN NEIN I VANT TO GO UND HIDE IN A CORNER AND NEVER COME OUT"
this one took effort, so reblogging here <u>
had to post this one too ffffff
Respawn doesn't always agree with the genetic make up of a clone…
reblogging this one cos it took a while ;u;
Pyro and #2 bromance
I've made a seperate account for #2 cos I have a feeling he's going to piss some of my followers off if I keep posting his shit here >u>; if you like him though, hes HERE
#2's only comfort
they become awesome team >:T
pyro doesn't know how to hug like a normal person apparantly.
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This is Number 2. Haha yes, He IS wearing your uniform. say what? oh! well, we have been observing your performance and whilst it is brilliant, we thought, perhaps, you could use a little relief from all the pressures of being the only field medic on Blu. Hence why we built you this state of the art clone. He's really something, yes?? Oh, we just collected the DNA when you were sleeping. That doesn't really matter right now, what DOES matter is you have yourself a steadfast assistant, who we've taught fluent german AND english, so you won't feel so isolated from your team anymore! whats that? oh we didn't notice you actually SPEAKING to the other team members… Oh well, you've got one more now, HAHA!
Don't worry, you won't have to teach him anything, He's been totally prepared for this! Ah…yes he is a BIT younger looking…and smaller, but don't worry, after a few square meals he'll be as sturdy as you are!…Oh…No I don't think you're "chunky". Ahem. You know what I mean.
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Alfred took a 3-0 lead in the bottom of the 1st but Hamilton rallied for four runs in the bottom half of the inning and never gave up the lead.
Derek Speaker (Starpoint) led the offense with a 3 for 4 performance with two runs scored. Yordis Veras (Newtown) was 2 for 4 with two doubles and an RBI, Karl Kofmel (Ottawa, ONT.) was 2 for 3 with three runs and a RBI, and Bryan Lance (Chenango Forks) was 1 for 3 with two RBI and a stolen base.
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Among the tamer colloquialisms for the gastrointestinal challenges of indiscreet dining south of the border, El Turista takes on a far more pleasant connotation as the title of Josh Rouse's latest collection of sophisticated, globe-trotting pop songs. In the sure hands of Rouse, a Nebraska native who lived all over the U.S. before moving to Spain five years ago, El Turista's songs aren't merely digestible, they're downright savory, reflecting an eclectic array of influences in a sun-baked, languid context suggesting his new digs on the Mediterranean. On the effervescent "Lemon Tree" (not the Trini Lopez nugget) and "Valencia"—one sung in English, the other in Spanish—Rouse practically swoons at the wonders of his new environs. That "Valencia" is, somewhat nonsensically, far more Brazilian than Spanish doesn't ruin its charm. In fact, Rouse shakes and bakes his influences throughout the album. On "Duerme," a song picked up from vintage Cuban cabaret singer-pianist Bola de Nieve, Rouse sounds like a slightly nasally João Gilberto, and the vibe is pure Ipanema bossa nova. "I Will Live on Islands" could be a Graceland outtake, with Rouse's voice and acoustic guitar uncannily Simonian while the simmering groove is out of Africa via the Caribbean. But perhaps most striking is Rouse's lush, introspective reading of the often jaunty folk tune "Cotton Eyed Joe," suggesting dark undercurrents even when the "livin' is easy." (Photo by Rodrigo Paoletti)
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Publisher says the executive editor was fired because of her poor management skills, not as a result of gender bias
The New York Times publisher Arthur Sulzberger has denied the sacking of top editor Jill Abramson was due to gender bias, and listed ways in…
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As I suspected some anti-feminism and racist asshole took this picture about feminism and turned it into some racist bullshit.
That woman on these pictures only contributed to the "Why I need feminism" signs and now we have this picture of her with a racist sign.
spread this correction like wildfire.
Why the fuck would someone do that!
Ugh I hate people
Ugh, poor woman! People are dicks.
Revisionism as act of evil. I hope he dies soon and faces his maker.
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There has been a longstanding gay rights oganization n Vancouver called the Dogwood Monarchist Society (DMS). It is primarily a LGBTQ fraternal organization which brought together citizens in our City. As a fundraising charity it also has raised in the millions of dollars. These funds have assisted different causes and assisted many people in need. The Royal Court as it is affectionately known was initiated by longtime community member ted northe and others. In 1971 plans were set forth to elect an Empress who would be the titular head of the organization. By the constitutional will and freedom granted by the government of Canada, Vancouver community members elected its first monarch Charity Regina in 1972. Charity became known officially as Empress Charity Regina 1. Charity was the first ever elected monarch in Canada and later other cities in Canada began electing their own Empresses and Emperors. In recognition of ted northe's role in establishing the Royal Court he was self-proclaimed the Empress of Canada, a lifetime title. He was never elected by the people as was every other Monarch in Canada. He though held a special place. ted northe (he prefers his name to be spelled in lower case) legacy is the birth of the Court. However, in recent years, ted wanted to have another Empress of Canada succeed him. I guess he overlooked that Vancouver's first elected Monarch Charity Regina 1 did in fact succeed him. ted started an organization called the Empress of Canada foundation and he brought together a Board of 22 members who were vested with the purpose in some private conclave of appointing his hand picked successor. This action has created much conflict especially for the Vancouver Monarchs who followed ted. These Monarchs known as the College of Monarchs all elected in city wide elections have denounced this action by ted and I'm glad that they have. The reason I feel strongly about this is that my friend and mentor Charity Regina 1, much beloved as Canada's first ever elected Monarch has her important role diminished. The action by ted to create another Empress in Canada, in my opinion, he is disrespecting the democratic rights of the people who since 1972 have elected every single Monarch in Canada. It is a slap in the face of democratic principles of fair elections of which our first Empress rose and which every other subsequent Monarch in Canada has followed. In the past few days since the Dean of the Vancouver College Steve Lobsinger put out a bulletin clarifying the College of Monarch's position on this matter, this has brought much attention and discussion both pro and con regarding the College of Monarch's position. My own position is in support of fair elections and democratic principles. This position places me squarely in support of every elected Monarch in Canada who was chosen in a fair and democratic process.
Rival Canadian empresses. This story has everything…except an outlet willing to pay me to write it up.
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The other night my good friend & fellow cryptoenthusiast Ryan Shea suggested we head to a new Bitcoin meetup neither of us had been to before. I agreed to meet him there, and though the conversation was stimulating, much of the experience was pretty demeaning.
I walk in and a group of…
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"So there's a lot of silence about it, there's a lot of tip-toeing, but we need to point out how these artists are really middle-men, that the big winners here are the industry. That they're making money off of the deeply, destructive representations of black people, especially black women that is unprecedented. If Puffy's got 400 million we know that the industry at large is making hundreds of millions of dollars off of these representations."
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I'm real tired of seeing skinny white kids painted as THE AVERAGE QUEER. Like please show me a curvy Indian agender kid from Brooklyn, a hispanic lesbian and her black girlfriend. A trans demisexual dude from Korea. GIVE ME SOMETHING OTHER THAN LANKY PALE PEOPLE WITH COLORFUL HAIR PLEASE GOD.
I will never stop linking to this article: Black People Make Up Largest Share of LGBT Community
Let's stop pretending otherwise, OK Media?
a) interesting
b) is agender actually queer?
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Yesterday somebody on Facebook told me that feminism elevates women at the expense of men, that its agenda to validate women emasculates us guys.
He was right.
For men, the rise of feminism has relegated us to second-class status. Inequality and discrimination have become part of our everyday lives.
Because of feminism, men can no longer walk down the street without fear of being catcalled, harassed, or even sexually assaulted by women. When he is assaulted, the man is blamed – the way he dressed he was "asking for it".
Because of feminism, there are no major Christian conferences about how to act like men, where thousands of men can celebrate their manliness and Jesus (and perhaps poke fun at female stereotypes).
Because of feminism, church stages and spotlights are often dominated by women. Men are encouraged to just serve in the nursery or kitchen. Sometimes men are even told to stay silent in church.
Because of feminism, women make more money than man in the same jobs.
Because of feminism, it's hard to find a movie with a heroic male lead anymore. Most blockbusters feature a brave woman who saves the world and gets a token man as a trophy for her accomplishments.
Because of feminism, women's professional sports are a massively profitable enterprise where women are globally idolized. Men only appear briefly, before commercial breaks, when they're objectified for their bodies.
Because of feminism, all birth control is covered for women without question or debate, while men have to fight to get insurance companies to pay for their Viagra prescriptions. When men do speak up about this, leaders of the "family friendly" right wing labels them "sluts" and "whores".
Because of feminism, the male body is constantly under public scrutiny. If a man appears topless on TV, it's a national scandal resulting in huge fines and boycotts. Bloggers regularly write about how we need to be more mindful of the ways our clothing choices tempt women to sin. Satirists insist that shorts "aren't really pants" and then men should cover up because "nobody wants to see that".
Because of feminism, men are not represented in the White House, and women hold over 80% of the seats in Congress. When a man runs for office, his physical appearance and clothing choices are discussed almost as much as his policies and ideas.
Because of feminism, men must fight for a voice in the public sphere. In issues of theology, politics, science, and philosophy, the female perspective is often considered default, normal, and unbiased. Male perspectives are dismissed for being too subjective or too emotional. When we speak up, we are often dismissed as angry, rebellious, subversive, or dangerous.
But stay strong, bros.
One day we'll all be equal.
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Pima County, Arizona, is the only county in the United States that tracks migrant deaths. Here's every one since 2001.
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Welcome to: If Male Superhero Costumes were Designed Like Female Superhero Costumes!
Aaaaa I dunno. I got tired of guys having no idea why girls find female superhero's costumes kinda sexist, so I, um, made this?
My main goals were: 1) Make it so the first thing you think of when you look at them is sex, whether you want to or not. 2) make it so that any male human who looks at this feels really uncomfortable. 3) make it funny, because, well, it's kinda hilarious really.
Not trying to start a war here, just wanted to poke a bit of fun.
So, here you go menfolk, welcome to being a girl who likes comics.
But the Batman one is kinda hot.
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These necklaces did so well that a re-order was in place, the problem is that nothing happens overnight around here. And the irony of it all was that I assumed my readers were way too "classy" and "subdued" for this piece, too…how do you say.."elevated" (ha). In classic Times New Roman font and delicate chains, anything can look "timeless" …but upon closer inspection your boss or co-worker might read your neck and have you fired. Don't blame me. Wear this with caution. And also, don't forget that this would work nicely as a piece of Halloween jewelry. Not sensible for kids who want candy from neighbors though.
Another thing I noticed was that this colorless tone (as opposed to the gold) spoke directly to customers, to my shock it was the first color that flew out of my inventory. In a way I already predicted this would be the outcome, and so if you were hoping to get your hands on this color it's available yet again.


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Sponsored by the village of Glenwood and the Homewood Area Chamber, Oktoberfest will take place from 4 to 11 p.m. Friday and noon to 11 p.m. Saturday at Glenwoodie Golf Club, 19301 S. State St. in Glenwood. There will be plenty of authentic German food, live music, imported beer, and even a Dachshund Parade at 2 p.m. Saturday.
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The DeadlineTom DeMarco
I have never had so much fun reading about business, psychology, software development, and project management all at the same time. DeMarco very effectively uses fiction to explain some best project management practices; it's both a thrilling page-turner and an indispensable manual. Over the course of the novel, the protagonist keeps a journal of learnings that sum the book up quite well:
Four Essentials of Good Management
Get the right people.
Match them to the right jobs.
Keep them motivated.
Help their teams to jell and stay jelled.
(All the rest is Administrivia.)
Safety and Change
People can't embrace change unless they feel safe.
Change is essential to all success in project work (and in most other worthwhile endeavors).
A lack of safety makes people risk-averse.
Avoiding risk is fatal, since it causes you to miss out on the associated benefit as well.
People can be made to feel unsafe by direct threats, but also by the sense that power may be used against them abusively.
Negative Reinforcement
Threats are an imperfect way to motivate performance.
No matter how serious the threat, the work still won't get done on time if the time originally allocated for it was not sufficient.
Worse still, if the target doesn't get met, you may actually have to make good on your threats.
The Manager's Essential Body Parts
Management involves heart, gut, soul, and nose.
lead with the heart,
trust your gut (trust your hunches),
build soul into the organization,
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Battle Command As a Metaphor for Management
By the time the battle begins, the manager's real work is already done.
Interviews and Hiring
Hiring involves all the managerial body parts: heart, soul, nose, and gut (but mostly gut).
Don't try to do it alone — two guts are more than twice as good as one.
Ask new hires to undertake one project at exactly the level of competence they have already proved, to defer real stretch goals till the next time.
Ask for pointers: The person you are most inclined to hire may well know of other good possibilities.
Listen more than you speak.
All these things work better if you stack the deck.
Productivity Improvement
There is no such thing as a short-term productivity fix.
Productivity improvement comes from long-term investment.
Anything that promises immediate term results is likely to be snake oil.
Risk Management
Manage projects by managing their risks.
Create and maintain a census of risks for each project.
Track the causal risks, not just the ultimate undesirable outcomes.
Assess each risk for probability and likely cost.
Predict, for each risk, the earliest symptom that might indicate materialization.
Appoint a risk officer, one person who is not expected to maintain a Can-Do attitude.
Establish easy (perhaps anonymous) channels for bad news to be communicated up the hierarchy.
Playing Defense
Cut your losses.
You can improve overall performance more by containing your failures than by optimizing your successes.
Be aggressive about canceling failed efforts early.
Don't take chances on team jell if you don't have to: Seek out and use preformed teams.
Keep good teams together (when they're willing) to help your successors avoid problems of slow-jelling or non-jelling teams.
Think of a jelled team — ready and willing to take on a new effort — as one of the project deliverables.
A day lost at the beginning of a project hurts just as much as a day lost at the end.
There are infinitely many ways to lose a day…but not even one way to get one back.
Modeling and Simulation of the Development Process
Model your hunches about the processes that get work done.
Use the models in peer interaction to communicate and refine thinking about how the process works.
Use the models to simulate results.
Tune the models against actual results.
Pathological Politics
You have to be willing to put your job on the line any day…
…but that doesn't guarantee that pathological politics won't affect you.
Pathological politics can crop up anywhere, even in the healthiest organization.
The defining characteristic of pathological politics is that goals of personal power and influence come to override the natural goals of an organization.
This can happen even when the pathological goal is directly opposed to the organizational goal.
Among the bad side effects of pathology: It becomes unsafe to have a leanly staffed project.
You can't expect to cure pathology from beneath.
Don't waste your time or jeopardize your position by trying.
Sometimes, your only option is to bide your time, waiting for the problem to resolve itself, or for a good opportunity for you to move on.
Miracles may happen (but don't count on them).
Size every single product.
Don't sweat the units — while you're waiting to achieve objective metrification, use subjective units.
Form synthetic metrics from all the primitives (countable characteristics of the software) available to you.
Collect archaeological data to derive productivity trends from now-ended projects.
Tinker with the formulation for your synthetic metric until its values give the best correlation to Effort for the set projects in your archaeological database.
Draw a trend line through your database, showing expected Effort as a function of values of the synthetic metric.
Now, for each new project to be estimated, compute value of the synthetic metric and use it to pick off expected Effort from the trend line.
Use the noise level around the productivity trend as an indicator of what tolerance to apply to the projections.
Process and Process Improvement
Good process and continually improving process are admirable goals.
They are also very natural goals: Good technical workers will focus on them whether you tell them to or not.
Formal process improvement programs cost time and money; a given process improvement effort may well set project work back. Even if productivity gains materialize, they are unlikely to offset the time spent on process improvement for those projects that host the program.
A project can hope to gain enough from a single well-chosen method improvement to repay the time and money invested in the change.
Projects cannot realistically hope to accommodate more than one method improvement over their duration. Multi-skill improvement programs (for instance, increasing by an entire CMM level) are most liklely to make projects finish later than they would have without the program.
The danger of standard process is that people will miss chances to take important shortcuts.
Particularly on overstaffed projects, standard process will be observed rigorously as long as it generates sufficient work (useful or not) to keep everyone busy.
Changing the Way Work Gets Done
There is no way to get projects to perform substantially beyond the norm without making large reductions in the total amount of debugging time.
High-performing projects spend proportionally far less of their time in debugging and far more of their time in design.
You can't get people to do anything different without caring for them and about them. To get them to change, you have to understand (appreciate) where they're coming from and why.
The Effects of Pressure
People under pressure don't think any faster.
Extended overtime is a productivity-reduction tactic.
Short bursts of pressure and even overtime may be a useful tactic as they focus people and increase the sense that the work is important, but extended pressure is always a mistake.
Perhaps managers make so much use of pressure because they don't know what else to do, or are daunted by how difficult the alternatives are.
Terrible suspicion: The real reason for use of pressure and overtime may be to make everyone look better when the project fails.
The Angry Manager
Anger and contempt in management are contagious. When upper management is abusive, lower management mimics the same behavior.
Managerial contempt is supposed to act as a goad to get people to invest more in their performance. It is the most frequent "stick" of carrot-and-stick management. But where is the evidence that contempt has ever caused anyone to perform better?
A manager's use of contempt to goad workers is more a sign of the manager's inadequacy than of the workers'.
Ambiguous Specification
Ambiguity in a specification is a sign of unresolved conflict among the various system stakeholders.
A specification that doesn't contain a complete cesnsus of inputs and outputs is a nonstarter; it simply doesn't begin to specify.
Nobody will tell you if a specification is lousy. People are inclined to blame themselves rather than it.
Whenever there are multiple parties to a development effort, there are bound to be conflicting interests.
The business of building and installing systems is particularly conflict-prone.
Most system development organizations have poor conflict-resolution skills.
Conflict deserves respect. Conflict is not a sign of unprofessional behavior.
Declare up front that everybody's win conditions will be respected. Make sure that win conditions are elicited at all levels.
Negotiation is hard; mediation is easy.
Arrange up front that when win conditions are mutually exclusive or partly so, the parties will be expected to move into mediation to resolve conflict.
Remember: We are both on the same side; it is the problem that's on the other side.
Role of the Catalyst
There is such a thing as a catalytic personality. Such people contribute to projects by helping teams to form and jell, and to remain healthy and productive. Even if our catalysts did nothing else (they usually do a lot else), their catalytic role is important and valuable.
Mediation is a special case of the catalytic role. Mediation is learnable with a small investment.
The small ceremony beginning, "may I help by trying to mediate for you?" can be an essential first step in conflict resolution.
Human Error
It's not what you don't know that kills you,…it's what you know that isn't so.
Staff Level
Early overstaffing tends to force projects into shortcutting the key design activity (to give all those people something to do).
When work is divided over a large staff prior to completion of design, the interfaces among people and among work groups are not minimized.
This leads to increased interdependence, meeting time, rework, and frustration.
Ideal staffing requires a small core team for most of the project, and then significant numbers of people added late in the process (as late as the last sixth of scheduled time).
Awful suspicion: Projects that set out to achieve 'aggressive' schedules probably take longer to complete than they would have if started with more reasonable schedules.
Project Sociology
Keep meetings small by making it safe for unessential people not to attend. A published agenda, rigorously followed, is the easiest way to make nonattendance safe.
Projects have need of ceremony.
Use ceremony to focus attention on project goals and ideals: small meetings, zero-defect work, etc.
Take steps to protect people from abusive anger.
Remember: Anger = Fear. Managers who inflict abusive, angry behavior on their subordinates are almost always doing it because they're afraid.
Observation: if everybody understands that Anger = Fear, anger will be a transparent signal that the angry person is afraid; since there is an inclination not to reveal fear, he or she won't be able to vent the anger anymore. (This doesn't solve the angry person's problem, but it sure can make it easier on everyone else.)
Radical Common Sense
A project needs to have both goals and estimates.
They should be different.
Four Essentials of Good Management
Safety and Change
Negative Reinforcement
The Manager's Essential Body Parts
Battle Command As a Metaphor for Management
Interviews and Hiring
Productivity Improvement
Risk Management
Playing Defense
Modeling and Simulation of the Development Process
Pathological Politics
Process and Process Improvement
Changing the Way Work Gets Done
The Effects of Pressure
The Angry Manager
Ambiguous Specification
Role of the Catalyst
Human Error
Staff Level
Project Sociology
Radical Common Sense
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DENYC gave us the deadlines and framework to update our business plan to reflect our business' growth and path going forward. It gave us access to some really great resources that allowed us to understand our customer and focus in on what we offered them and what we could improve.
After participating in the DENYC holiday pop-up shop, I saw that these events worked for my business so I started to seek out more of these opportunities.
DENYC opened my eyes up to many things and I learned so much about business. I'm more confident about doing business and selling. I was uncomfortable with selling my own product, pitching to stores and doing trunk shows etc…and now I love it. I realized that selling is and interacting with customers is important. Doing events has become a part of my business and my marketing strategy. I also learn more about my collection, what people want and what I should design more of.
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I approach my design and my business from a hands-on and in-depth perspective. The lectures and mentoring at DENYC refined my working business plan and each year the network of professionals grows and provides new opportunities. My research and studies at DENYC gave me confidence to expand upon a vertical concept where every step of the business, from design to manufacturing and retail, occurs in the Jes Wade Atelier located in TriBeCa.
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Uplifting Athletes chapter reaches $1 million milestone in kidney cancer fight
The Penn State chapter of Uplifting Athletes has raised more than $1 million for kidney cancer research.
Link seen between seizures and migraines in the brain
Seizures and migraines have always been considered separate physiological events in the brain, but now a team of engineers and neuroscientists looking at the brain from a physics viewpoint discovered a link between these and related phenomena.
Student educates on HIV/AIDS in South Africa
HDFS student Kenya Crawford spent two weeks at the University of the Western Cape in South Africa to learn from their programs and share her knowledge about HIV/AIDS, safe sex and other sensitive issues through coursework and counseling. While abroad she also developed and implemented a variety of programs geared toward gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and queer students.


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Norwich University of the Arts is a dynamic and creative community providing arts, design and media education from a unique campus at the heart of the city's cultural quarter.
The best way to experience what NUA has to offer is to see for yourself at one of our open days for undergraduate or postgraduate courses. Book a place online now.
A Machine Aesthetic explores the various manifestations, uses and influences of mechanisation within the practice of a diverse range of contemporary artists.
NUA will significantly increase its student accommodation provision after signing an agreement for its students to have exclusive occupation of the new All Saints Green development in Norwich city centre.
Norwich University of the Arts has received a record number of applications for places on its undergraduate degree courses this year.
Students have voted NUA as the best specialist arts, design and media university in the UK in the National Student Survey.
The European Women in Games Hall of Fame has inducted BA Games Art and Design Course Leader Marie-Claire Isaaman. Read more about this award.
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Find out about this year's exhibition of final work by postgraduate students, including an online catalogue of the exhibitors.
NUA has been named as the lead partner bringing the British Art Show 8 to the city of Norwich in 2016. Read the press release.
Norwich University of the Arts begins a year-long celebration of its 170th anniversary. This film includes interviews with its Chancellor John Hurt CBE, Vice-Chancellor Professor John Last, students and alumni including Rastamouse co-creator Genevieve Webster.
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Just days after a year-end report from the Minneapolis Area Association of Realtors (MAAR) that showed double-digit increases in home sales and prices in the Twin Cities, a monthly report from CoreLogic shows strong, but slightly lower price gains than the local report.
CoreLogic's November Home Price Index for the Twin Cities metro was up 7.8 percent compared with the previous year,slightly ahead of the national average. On Friday, MAAR said that the median price of all sales in the Twin Cities metro last year had increased 11.9 percent, the biggest annual increase in several years.
Though their methodogy is different, both reports reinforce the belief that the housing market is in the midst of what's expected to be a long-term recovery, The CoreLogic index tracks repeat sales of the same of the house, including foreclosure sales, thereby eliminating some of the statistical noise that's associated with the MAAR report, which tracks all homes that are sold by a licensed real estate agent through the Regional Multiple Listing Service.
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Happy Donghae Day!
So, two years ago today I discovered kpop via Donghae (though I didn't know who he was at first). Last year, on 10/12, I wrote up a post about getting into kpop/etc and I thought I'd do it again this year (here's this year's Donghae Day gif post, in case you missed it). Last year, H and I hung out and we're doing the same this year (including going out for dinner and drinks). Donghae Day is literally a thing now, so much so that it's on my calendar.
I've never been big on anniversaries because I'm bad at dates. I'm forever forgetting when exactly I got into cycling (except that it was in 2003 and that's a period in my life I'd rather just move on from), for example. So this is really the first time that I've had evidence of the exact moment in time that I discovered kpop. It started with Donghae and slid into Super Junior before I eventually realized how big the world of kpop (and eventually Asian pop) was. I know, it's kind of ridiculous, but that's the kind of person I am.
The main reason I think that celebrating Donghae Day is important (to me) is because it has changed my life in ways I didn't actually realize until they'd already happened. H and I were friends prior to my getting into kpop, but I ended up dragging her into and we've become super close friends. And this year I've added some new friends, including another really close friendship (with J).
Sure, my coworkers (and family and some of my friends) find it weird that I love kpop (and, tbh, pop culture in general), but I've stopped caring. I love it and it makes me happy. Last year, it was all about Big Bang, Running Man and Yoga Lin (all of which I still love, especially Yoga) and this year it's kpop (like BAP, Speed and Block B, who might be my actual favorites but it's still too early to call) and khiphop (Crucial Star, man, but also so much more).
Next year, who knows? But, god. I can't believe it's been two years. TWO YEARS! Where did the time go? I'm lucky to have found such great friends and pretty fun music, too (tbh, the friends are probably the best part). So, you know, here's to another year! No regrets, y'all. NO REGRETS.


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DAVID RAIKUNA is the latest Blues player to join the casualty ward.
Raikuna has been ruled out of the side's clash against the Stormers in Cape Town tomorrow morning (NZT) after pulling a hamstring at training.
His place in the starting XV has gone to the uncapped Ben Lam, coach Pat Lam's nephew.
Raikuna joins Anthony Boric, Jerome Kaino, Isaia Toeava, George Moala and Rudi Wulf in the sick-bay.
Michael Hobbs is on bereavement leave following the death of his father, Rene Ranger has been suspended for two weeks and prop Tony Woodcock won't return until the following weekend's game against the Hurricanes at Eden Park.
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Wichita, Kan. -- It's that time of year when extreme weather and temperatures create pot holes, just waiting to damage your car.
Some insurance agents tell us this year, they're taking claims for pothole damage earlier than ever.
"I think we are seeing those types of claims come in earlier. Around here, we have those extreme temperatures. That freezing and thawing is what causes that problem," Statefarm Agent David Curry said.
We spoke with the people in charge of patching up potholes, they say they haven't really seen more potholes than usual but say winter is definitely their busiest season.
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With weeks of winter still ahead, everyone we spoke with said be on the lookout for potholes, drive slow and when you spot them give the city a call so they can fix them up right away.
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The United States is in Somalia and many other African countries with special-forces advisers, millions in military aid--and drones.
DEMOCRACY is beginning to blossom along Africa's northern rim. Ravaged nations to the south, including genocide-wracked Rwanda, are emerging as economic stars. Even with a generous collection of failed states stuck in reverse, Africa offers much to applaud in a continent that is finally emerging from its history as a proxy battleground for the Cold War.
That's why it is so disconcerting to detect the winds of war that may once more turn Africa into a big-power battleground, this time through the lens of the war on terrorism.
The Washington Post reported this week that the White House is actively looking at ways to deal with the threat posed by al-Qaida's affiliate in North Africa. For the first time, reveals the Post, the United States is considering whether to prepare for unilateral strikes.
President Obama is right to deal with the terrorist threat in Africa. AQIM, an al-Qaida offshoot with roots in the insurgency in Algeria, already has revealed its brutal agenda in Mali. The group has imposed its primitive notions of justice and displayed its insensitivity to African heritage in cities such as Gao and Timbuktu in the northern half of that West African nation.
Terrorist ties--though perhaps flimsy--to the deaths of the U.S. ambassador and three other Americans at the Benghazi consulate in Libya are another reason for concern.
Yet as America considers pulling out the drones for African assaults as "a last resort," according to the Post, the question arises: Will this ramped-up militarization cloud the economic and social relationship to Africa that the United States has been far too slow to cultivate?
To its credit, the United States emerged as a leader in the fight against AIDS in Africa--one of the truly impressive and underappreciated legacies of the George W. Bush administration. Yet from the bustling economic corridors of Nairobi to the desolate displaced-persons settlements of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, it's the Chinese, more than the Americans, who are likely to extend an economic hand up.
To be sure, Beijing is primarily motivated by its unquenchable thirst for natural resources in Africa. But the result, based in part on perception, is still a concern. A part of the world that appears to be on the verge of an economic buildup, with positive implications for democratic reforms, still views the United States as more of a Hollywood-style source of culture than a true future benefactor.
This may be Africa's century. Parts of the continent are finally shedding their fascination with "Big Man" autocracy in favor of democratically supported regimes. More and more, the Africans themselves are moving to the forefront in dealing with problems within their midst, like the occupation of northern Mali.
This is the time for America to build enriched ties to a part of the world that could become a far more lucrative trading partner for the U.S. More important, this is the opportune time to work with the nations of a continent whose social and economic problems have left them, for the most part, far behind others in the developing world.
Drones and military exercises may well be needed to avoid more outrages like the one in Mali--and to prevent the national instability in which politicized mass murderers thrive. Needed also are business investment and development aid. Africa's realistic dreams of progress should not be sacrificed to another wave of proxy warfare.


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Tropical Nectar has the lightest flavor out of any of the Nectracide flavors. It has several different fruit purees and juices, including apple, orange, pineapple, and passionfruit (as well as others) for a total of 35% juice. It is a nice break from the other, thicker Nectracide flavors. The flavor is sweet and tangy and full of fruit flavor.
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Juice: Juice Drink
Serving Size: 6.8 fl. oz. (200 mL)
Servings per Container: 1
Amount per serving:
Calories: 100
Total Fat: 0g
Sodium: 6mg
Protein: 1g
Total Carbohydrates: 26g
Sugars: 26g
Contains 35% Juice, Vitamin A 0%, Vitamin C 0%, Calcium 0%, Iron 0%
water, concentrated apple, orange, pineapple, passionfruit, apricot, mango, guava, banana, lime, high fructose corn syrup, beta-carotene
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They are back and along with the tunes ('Inhaler and 'My Number' are currently available to be sampled by your ears ) they have some pretty tasty artwork to go with it.
Anticipation could not be higher
They are back and along with the tunes ('Inhaler and 'My Number' are currently available to be sampled by your ears ) they have some pretty tasty artwork to go with it.
Anticipation could not be higher
The King
new single can be listened to here http://www.jackwhiteiii.com/
You and I
Simple. If you could pick anyone from any band (alive, dead, or how on earth are they still alive) who would make you all star line-up. Frontman, Guitarist, Bassist, Drummer. You can see the album's line up below (not claiming that anyone is necessarily the best in their field below…just enjoy the mix!) Who would make yours? #allstarlineup
Frontman: Kurt Cobain
Great Lyrics, Powerful and emotionally tainted vocals, and full of rock'n'roll abandon…nuff' said
Guitarist: Keith Richards
Everything a rock star should be. He's got the riffs, he revels in excess…he is somehow still alive. In the album's eyes this makes him a worth member of the band.
Bassist: Flea
Perhaps the only member in this line-up that could claim to be the best in his field. Incredible technical ability is backed up by living the right way. The right way? Lots of drugs, women and partying….like Richards, still going strong and defying medical logic.
Drummer: Matt Helders
Helder's provides a much needed injection of youth into this line-up. Mischievous, fun, and a powerful drummer (see View from the Afternoon and Brianstorm)
- the album
the album is pleased to introduce Matt Boswell. Drawing heavily on his musical tastes for inspiration he has created a range of images that exaggerate the characteristis of each artist and their music.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - In Cinema's now
- the album
(Source: goamongmadpeople)
New album, 'Out of Frequency' - Released Jan 31st 2012
the album came across the Fritz Hansen store on Margaret Street, London. If you read an earlier post regarding modern retro interior design and liked what you saw then Fritz Hansen would go a long way in supplying you with everything you need to recreate the look in your own home.
The B-side. Often forgotten in recent years as bands have (naturally) focused more on the digital release of singles taken from their latest album.