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Thanks for writing. I've been thinking how best to answer your concerns. It's important to remember that what works for one family might not be the best solution for you. I think the hardest decisions we make are not between good and bad, but between good, better, and best. Those choices seem to weigh on us the most. Those are the choices that should send us to our knees, asking our Father in Heaven to help us know what to do.
I chose to be a Stay At Home Mommy (SAHM) but every time I visit with my pediatrician, family doctor, or OBGYN I am grateful that these fantastic women chose to be working moms. They've made such a positive impact on my life. I know that they are sacrificing when they go to work each day, and I know that I am sacrificing when I stay home each day. There isn't one solution for everyone. We need to be respectful of others choices because we don't know what they're going through. All I know is that it's hard either way. We're all just doing the best we can.
I will share my story with you and some of the things that I faced when making my decisions. My hope is that it will help you think through your options in a different way and if anything else, just give you the courage to make a decision – whatever decision that may be.
I loved my job. I really did. I loved the feeling of influencing something that was bigger than me as an individual. I loved having "powerful" people tell me great job AND pay me! I loved high pressure situations, tight deadlines, presenting to a crowded conference room, wearing "dry clean only" clothes, and critically thinking to solve complex issues. I worked hard in college. I sacrificed to get to where I was. I loved every minute.
When my husband and I decided something (or someone) was missing from our little family, I was terrified. I chose lawn-mowing over babysitting as a teen. I didn't really know what I was getting myself into. But I knew that I could do hard things – I was a freakin' aerospace engineer for crying out loud! - so I was ready to take that plunge into the unknown.
I got pregnant. Life started changing rapidly: moving across the country, husband in grad school, telecommuting full-time, supporting our family on my income. When the baby came it just made sense for me to keep working. I mean, we needed medical insurance and food, right? It was exhausting. I hired my little sister to be our nanny and I knew that my baby was being loved on just as much as I would love on her. I continued breastfeeding (sometimes feeding her while on conference calls – thank goodness for the mute button!) I even made a casserole once! I felt like a renaissance woman. Life was chaotic. Motherhood was exhausting. But I was loving it!
My husband got a job with Ford in Michigan after grad school and away we went across the country again. Pratt & Whitney was a fantastic company to work for. They worked with me to find flexible solutions that fit our lifestyle and were supportive of my lengthy maternity leave (C-Section/NICU). But when we moved I was torn on what to do. I loved having my sister as a nanny. I didn't know how I felt about an unknown daycare environment and at the same time I didn't know if I could give up my job. I was just so confused. I went to my knees and poured my heart out to our Heavenly Father. I asked him to help me understand what I needed to do. The more I prayed the more I knew I needed to quit my job. It was the hardest and easiest decision of my life.
The next year was a difficult one for me. I found the transition from technical design reviews to play dates at the park to be challenging. It took months before I stopped introducing myself as an engineer and started introducing myself as a mom. I felt that somehow I needed to explain to people that I didn't "have" to be a SAHM and they would think less of me unless I divulged my entire history. I was apologizing to complete strangers about my life choices. I wanted to shake every new acquaintance by the shoulders and make them see I used to be "important". One day I realized how utterly ridiculous I was being. Who cares what anyone else thinks? I made the decision that's right for my family. I'm important to my husband and I am my daughter's entire world. I was finally able to stop mourning the loss of what I once was and could have been and was able to start living the life I chose. I chose to be a SAHM. That's who I am now. I proudly introduce myself now as the leader of my own little circus.
I plunged myself into motherhood. And you know what I discovered? Being a SAHM is waaaay harder than I ever expected. I have never done something more constant, more demanding, more self-sacrificing in my life. A few weeks ago I was driving to the grocery store late one night; I realized it was the first time I had been by myself in over 3 weeks! The constant emotional and physical drain is more taxing than I could have imagined. Sometimes it's hard to feel significant when you're sprawled on the floor wearing your spit-up covered jammies at 4pm. But I am grateful for the time I get to spend with my girls. I get to be with them when they are refreshed and gleeful. I get to see them at their best and their worst. My babies get so excited to sit on my lap and that they will crawl as fast as possible to me and dive headfirst the last few inches just to be with me.
Would my girls love me this much if I was a working mom? I think so. I hope so. But I am truly grateful that I get to see their smiles all day. I get to teach them to say please and thank you, I get to wipe their chubby bottoms, I get to sing them to sleep at nap time, I get to expose them to new things and new friends, I get to wipe their tears when they fall down, I get to watch them learn and grow, I get to be their mom.
I know that many women work when they would like to stay home. I realize that this opportunity I have is a blessing. It's hard to remember that when your toddler is having a nuclear melt-down in the frozen food section at Target. But being home with my girls has taught me patience. It has made me more easy going. My daughter spilled a huge bag of M&Ms all over our kitchen floor. Her big blue eyes shot up at me in panic at her mistake. There was a time when "working Jenni" would have been miffed that she was being so careless. The stress from working kept my temper on a short fuse. But I think that "SAHM Jenni" has learned more patience and understands that we are all just trying our best. As Scarlett and I giggled and ate M&Ms off the floor my husband told me how impressed he was with my new care-free attitude. I don't think everyone needs to quit their job to be more patient, but for me it was an unexpected benefit. I finally feel that I can tell strangers that I'm a SAHM and just leave it at that. I hope they realize what a sacrifice it is to be a mom, and that we're not just staying home eating bon-bons all day (though that sounds lovely!)
I really do miss working some days. I miss getting dressed up and using my brain, like really using my brain to figure stuff out. I mean moms use their brain, but it's different. I just can't think like I used to (I chalk that up to hormones). It's hard when my husband comes home from a fantastic day and gushes about all the cool things he got to do. I am excited for him but I'm also jealous that he's out there making it happen. Since my husband is an engineer/MBA some days I ask him to unload the details of his work so I can learn and think and grow. But some days I don't want to think, I just want him to hold me while we cuddle on the couch and unwind from the stress of 3 little kids. There are many days when his alarm goes off that I roll over into my warm pillow and fall right back asleep. I love that I can take the kids outside and enjoy the beautiful weather instead of being stuck in an office all day.
We basically have a degree in advanced problem solving. I use my degree every day as a busy mom! I use it to make processes more efficient, like grocery shopping in the least amount of time. I use it to convert dosages for different concentrations of infant medications. I use it when we set our budget and financial goals. I use it when trying to figure out why my baby is screaming her lungs out in the middle of the night. I use it to replicate the clever craft projects on Pinterest. I use it to increase the safety factor in our home. I use it when teaching our children.
We were trying to solve a medical crisis a few months ago. I finally decided that I needed to attack the dilemma like I would an engineering problem. I typed out a list of my knowns and unknowns. I almost drew a free-body diagram! I took it with me to my doctor and we were able to come to a working solution quickly. She still talks about the report I brought her!
My 3 year old is constantly asking me "why" these days. My favorite response is "what do you think?" I love seeing her little wheels turn as she tries to figure it out. Then we discuss her solution. I want her to have confidence and to think for herself. I realize that we expose her to science way more than arts, but she seems to like it. Here's a conversation we recently had:
Scarlett: what is power?
Me: "Energy over time:
S: "I need more power."
M: "Well, you can increase your energy or decrease the time you're using it. How could you increase your energy?"
S: "Eat healthy food and get lots of sleep?"
M: "Yes!!! And then you'll have more power!"
We might have a little enginerd on our hands! :-)
My dad always told me "you can have anything you want, you just can't have everything." I really think that's true. You just have to decide what you really want. When I quit my job I realized we were going to be living off of one income. That was a scary realization. But you can figure it out. Some things have to wait. We decided that paying off student loans was the best choice for us at the time. Other things go on the backburner. I couldn't have the solid gold baby stroller that I wanted but I found some pretty cool stuff in my price range instead.
With me being home, I am in a position where I can really support Jake's career. I remember how exhausting the stress of work can be. I try to let him unwind when he gets home instead of shoving a kid in his arms as he walks in (which is my first instinct). I try to be understanding when he works late and I realize that he would rather be playing paper airplanes than listening to his boss's demands. But there are days when I just need him home. I try, but I'm not perfect. Someday I'll be the glossy, fancy wife that he married and not this frumpy, frazzled mom that I morphed into, but he doesn't care. He's told me how grateful he is to know our kids are home safe with me. I realized that being a SAHM isn't just about my career, but it's also about letting Jake pursue his career and giving him the support he needs to really chase his goals. We're a team. We're in this messy adventure together.
Will you be able to support your aging parents? I don't know. Will it be easy on one income? Probably not. Is it possible? I think so.
I know you have concerns about getting a job after being away from the industry for years. I agree that this is a big concern. I still struggle with that question. I don't think anyone can predict what our economy will be like in 10 years from now. What I do know is that engineering degrees are often listed as the most valuable collage majors. (http://www.forbes.com/sites/jennagoudreau/2012/05/15/best-top-most-valuable-college-majors-degrees/). I know that when the economy crashed in 2008 my husband and I graduated from ME with not one, not two, but three different job offers.
If I decide to go back into the workforce I probably won't be the best engineer right away. I will be rusty and need lots of training to get back to wear I once was. I won't be able to get my dream job right out of the gate. I will have to start small and ease myself back into the foreign routine. But Force will always equal Mass times Acceleration. Newton's Laws will always apply. I know how to work hard. So it will be okay.
I know that my story is just one small example. I know that you and your husband are the only people who can make the right decision for your family. Go to your knees. Ask the Lord. He will guide you. Trust in Him.
I knew that I needed to be a SAHM. At the time I made that decision I didn't understand the Lord's plan for me or why I needed to stay home. One Monday morning my husband and I sat in the OBGYN office looking at the ultrasound monitor at two very distinct heart beats growing inside me. I instantly felt confusion/joy/scared/amazed/overwhelmed/blessed/nauseous/thankful. It was at that moment that I finally understood why the Lord needed me to be home with our kids. I somehow caught a tiny glimpse of what He needed me to do.
Ask the Lord. He will guide you. Trust in Him. Take courage to follow through with whatever you decide on. Know that being a SAHM is a big sacrifice. But it's rewarding. And sweaty. So sweaty. I feel blessed that I can be home with my girls and that I had the chance to work as an engineer. I hope that you will find the path that will bring you the most joy and happiness too.
Wow! You are hard core!!! :-)
My degree is in ME and many at my company also had ME degrees. I think that you should have no problem getting into a graduate program with an ME degree. You can always contact the graduate program you're interested in and ask them what they suggest.
I personally don't know much about chemical engineering. I guess it would also depend on what you want to do within aerospace engineering. If you wanted to work with fuels then CE would probably be the right choice.
Good luck! You're amazing!!!
Hi Nameera,
I'm not the person you asked this question specifically to (although my name is pretty close, right?) but I wanted to respond because your question is something I maybe know a little bit about.
My husband's brother has always been interested in being a pilot. He studied aeronautical/astronautical engineering in college and now works for an aerospace company, but he also continued to take pilot lessons. So yes, I think you can study aerospace engineering and continue on to becoming a pilot!
Best of luck,
Hi Nameera!!!
I'm so glad you're excited about aerospace engineering! I think it's a wonderful career choice! ;-)
I think you can become both an engineer and a pilot. Once you get into college you will be able to meet with the advisers and discuss the courses that will help you achieve both of those goals. When you are looking at what schools to apply to you might want to consider schools that provide both courses. Hopefully there will be some overlap in the classes so you can work both simultaneously. But I think your best bet will be to contact the schools directly and ask these questions.
I really don't have much knowledge about becoming a pilot. I have several friends (some even engineers) who got their small engine pilot's license as a hobby. They really enjoyed flying, and I bet you will too. I think you're awesome and you can do it!!!
Good luck!!!!!!!!!!!!
I think studying aerospace engineering gives you an edge when becoming a pilot because you understand how everything works so intimately.
If you are interested in piloting as a hobby, you can take flying lessons anytime. Though be aware that these are often quite expensive.
Several people I know have also gone to commercial flight school after studying aerospace engineering and become airline pilots, etc.
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Google Earth is much richer in terms of content overlays and more flexible in being able to turn them on and off. My personal favourite is the Panaromio overlay which geo-maps personal photographs to locations from hundreds of thousands of users around the world.
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The Maurer Residence by Allen+Maurer Architects
Allen+Maurer Architects designed this house located in Naramata, British Columbia, Canada.
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No tree was cut, no rock was blasted, no contours remodelled. 4 small buildings surrounded by existing trees form a private, tranquill garden. The simple shed roofs flow with the land toward a splendid view of Okanagan Lake.
"Form-Follows-Physics" guided the design: simple roofs, no roof intersections, large overhangs, good ventilation, finishes that are durable and appropriate to the climate: tile flooring, metal cladding and -roofing, state-of-the-art Low-E glazing.
Placement of buildings, roof overhangs, existing mature trees, performance of glazing product, thermal mass of concrete slab and tile flooring, all reduce heat gain in summer and made air conditioning unnecessary.
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Mycroft on 12 Dec 2008 at 8:40 am #
Nice. I just hope those tiles are heated. This is Canada, eh?
Sara on 12 Dec 2008 at 4:59 pm #
The Pacific coast has a mild climate.
Does Seattle need heated tiles? I doubt it… A few hundred kilometers north of Washington DOES actually have a similar climate to Washington itself. Believe it or not.
UrbanDesign on 13 Dec 2008 at 10:11 am #
Well, I mean in the 3rd picture from the bottom there is clearly snow on the ground and roof, so obviously it gets cold enough to require some sort of heat, and with those wood frames and huge panes of glass, I would be interested in hearing what kind of solutions they came up with to make this home energy efficient. Anywyas, I like the simplicity of the forms and details.
grey on 17 Dec 2008 at 2:13 pm #
"the pacific coast has a mild climate" – this is true, but Naramata's climate is semi-arid as it is an extension of the Sanora Desert that extends North from the United States. So yes it gets cold in the winter, but it also gets very hot in the summer. Regardless, an excellent example of hillside development in a region where flat areas are extensively used for agriculture (Naramata produces world class wines) and are under increasing development pressure. Well, that was until the economy bottomed. Ooops.
Chris on 17 Dec 2008 at 3:29 pm #
Naramata is actually located in the near desert climate of the Okanagan Valley. Managing sun and desert heat will be as important to the design as any other consideration.
The Naramata region is famous for its hot sunny weather, wineries and fruit orchards and large sandy beaches. While it does snow, the winters are very mild by Canadian standards.
Visit http://www.okanagan.com/ for more information.
Zissou on 19 Dec 2008 at 3:01 pm #
I've been to this house and it's spectacular. Beautifully sited, fantastic design, and well built – to it's owner/designer's exacting standards. It's a house that is very well suited to the hot, dry summers with it's massive sliding doors and master bedroom located in a satellite building … less suited to the cold Okanagan winters. I'd live there either way – a remarkable residence.
A side note based on the comment above: while BC is a Pacific province, the Okanagan Valley is by no means near the Pacific Ocean. Vancouver and Seattle's climate is moderated by the Pacific whereas the Okanagan's climate is characterized by hot, dry summers and cold winters.
Delve on 27 Dec 2008 at 7:03 pm #
you could have gone to the site and read up on what they had to say about the buildings environmental efficiency.
"Placement of buildings, roof overhangs, existing mature trees, performance of glazing product, thermal mass of concrete slab and tile flooring, all reduce heat gain in summer and made air conditioning unnecessary."
gordon on 10 Jul 2010 at 12:09 am #
i think they may have drainage issues. on the upside.
nice house though.


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The City of Coral Springs, along with the Art and Retail Coalition, are proud to present the first annual BizArt Festival on Sunday, March 4 from noon to 4 p.m. The festival, which will take place in the lot next to City Hall South at 9530 W. Sample Road, will feature live bands, face painting, food trucks, a free trolley to see the new Sculpture on Sample display along Sample Road and much more. Visitors will have a chance to cast their vote for their favorite Sculpture on Sample art piece. The Public Art Committee will take the feedback received into consideration when purchasing a piece for permanent display. Artists involved in this event come from all over the country, including Robert Coon, Michael Chiarello, Michele Dale, Kimber Fiebiger, Hanna Jubran, Claudia Jane Klein, Cecilia Lueza, and Deedee Morrison. The City would like to thank the sponsors and vendors, including Our Town News, The Country Club of Coral Springs, The Gard Gallery, Band: Daniel Cortolillo & Aaron Lingelbach, Artist Claudia Jane, Artist Robert Coon, Artist Mark Zaden, Band: Ted Danson Plus One, Face Painting by Cristina Sierra and Heather Blaine, Live Painting by Gina Bentivegna, Coral Springs Spine & Nerve, Mythos Greek Taverna, Gene's Joint, Camilla Day Spa, Sawgrass Nature Center and Wildlife Hospital, Paul A. Kavanagh, Yum Kettle Corn, and Dunkin Donuts. The food trucks included: Guiseppe's Italian Sausage, Bru's Traveler, Nacho Mama, Latin Burger, J & C Country BBQ, Seoul Food, and Ms. Cheezious. The event is free and parking will be available at the Financial Plaza and City Hall South. Anyone interested in sponsoring the event should call 954-344-1162. Volunteers are also needed and service hours will be provided to students. For more information, please call Laura Atria at 954-344-1162 or e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Giraffe Cafe, Melbourne
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Thursday, 31 October 2013
Meatmother, Richmond, Melbourne
Never one to go past good American BBQ (we went to the Melbourne Show this year just because we heard the local slow-cooked smoked meats king, Jack the Ribber from Silver Creek Smokers, was doing a 16 hour smoked brisket), Meatmother in Richmond is a one-stop shop for meat-lovers. One step in the door and you know this is no place for vegetarians - the walls are decorated with classy meat-art. Protein, carbs and pickles abound. Don't come here on a diet.
Meat trays are a good choice - pick pulled pork, beef brisket, beef short rib or pork spare ribs - and one side of either BBQ beans, chipotle slaw, mac cheese, gravy mash, smoked corn or sprouts with lardon. All options served with thick 'Texas toast' (AUD$19-21). Top pairing for me is the brisket with mac cheese, hands down. Pulled pork sandwich is made with 8 hour smoked pork butt, on thick texas toast with chipotle slaw (a little light on the chipotle for me, but I am a self-confessed chipotle fiend) served with house pickled veg on the side (AUD$13). Daily burgers are always a good option, with the kitchen getting a little creative. Good to visit on American holidays such as 4th of July, as they will always have a 'themed' special.
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Tuesday, 29 October 2013
Acland St Cantina, St Kilda, Melbourne (Take 2)
Another favourite restaurant of mine that is deserving of a re-review update this month is funky Acland St Cantina. Mexican food at its best, they do what they do well - and they use only the best ingredients. Once again spot on with the flavour, you can't pass up the Red Mole with Flinders Island lamb and herby green rice (AUD$28), rich and unbelievably tender. The Carne Asada comes in a basket packed with Oaxacan Market style mixed grill of skirt steak and chorizo, with fresh, soft, warm tortillas and condiments (AUD$29). The prawn and pumpkin tacos are served on purple corn tortillas, with fresh, crisp salad and a peanut mole sauce (AUD$7 per piece). Cocktail are interesting and varied - I can't ever turn down the Rose & Strawberry Margarita with strawberry and rose tea infused tequila, strawberry liquor, lime and a fizzy pink sherbet rim (AUD$15).
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Acland St Cantina, St Kilda, Melbourne (Take 2)
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Monday, 28 October 2013
Sweetwater Inn, South Yarra, Melbourne
Our new 'local' is vegan-friendly Sweetwater Inn, a mild parody of the American/Mexican food fad going on in Melbourne at the moment. The place is undeniably hipster, but packed full of typical 'Australiana'. Ceiling fans, corrugated tin, animal heads - it is a pristine impression of an outback pub, staffed by uber-cool young Aussies sporting beards and leather tasselled vests. The idea was that we, as a city, are obsessed with overseas food - but we have such an amazing culture of our own, largely unexplored.
Using native ingredients, the menu rocks a mean wagyu rissole sandwich with gravy and melted cheese (AUD$15), a housemade Chiko roll (AUD$10), a very close approximation of the original tuckshop favourite, but this time made with actual food-based ingredients. My personal favourite is the tender lemon myrtle smoked pulled lamb, stuffed in a pillowy soft damper roll and smeared with housemade beetroot BBQ sauce (single burger: AUD$12 double burger: AUD$18). A close second is the Kangaroo steak sandwich, marinated in Bundaberg rum and coke, in a warm roll with Melbourne Bitter braised onions (AUD$16). Fried chicken wings with spicy mayo (AUD$12), crispy thick cut beer battered chips with gravy and swiss cheese (AUD$12) - it is close to impossible to go wrong. They have an entire vegan menu also, with many of the same dishes veganized. However, a few vegetarian friends have tried and haven't raved about it as much as I have, so I have stuck with the carnivorous options.
They offer some mean cocktails too, packed with Aussie native ingredients, such as the Emma Chiset with Beetroot infused 666 vodka, dill, apple and soda; the Billy Tea with local West Winds Gin, Green Tea, Ginger, Lemon and Honey; or the Bush Whacker, also with West Winds Gin, Lemon and Eucalyptus syrup. The house wine comes bottled with labels that fit perfectly with the atmosphere, and the wine is pretty darn good too.
Posted by Lani Kingston at 10/28/2013 06:27:00 pm
Sweetwater Inn, South Yarra, Melbourne
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Saturday, 26 October 2013
The Grain Store, Melbourne (Take 2)
My constant brunch favourite, Grain Store makes a reappearance (original review here), due to a menu addition that quite simply blew my mind. Not for the faint-hearted, this is would send a sugar addict into a coma. Starting with buttermilk french toast, the plate is scattered with an oreo crumble, a generous serve of peppered caramel, and a dollop of eggnog curd sits atop a pile of pink grapefruit (AUD$17). Chocolate, pepper, fruit, caramel and eggs? They work. Trust me. The eggnog curd brings the other flavours together with the egginess of the french toast - the bitter sweetness of the grapefruit cuts through the overwhelming sweetness of the caramel and chocolate. I love the Grain Store as a whole, but this dish brings my adoration to a whole new level.
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When Warren Beatty finally decided to play ace crime-stopper Dick Tracy after nearly a decade of dallying with the role's possibilities, he did so with the intention of rediscovering the kid within himself.
''At first, I thought I don't know if I want to play Dick Tracy, because I don't look like him, but then I realized nobody looks like him. Maybe I ought to go ahead and do it,'' Beatty says of the tortuous thought process that ultimately resulted in his new candy-colored movie. ''When I realized I was going to direct it myself, I evolved a concept that it could recapture my point of view at the age of 6 or 7 when I was really interested in the strip.
''Emotionally, I began to get interested in that childlike feeling about the thrill of bright, primary colors, the sight of the stars and the moon, and people with primary emotions. I could look at them the way I looked at them when I was a kid a bad guy was bad, a good guy was good, things were simpler and straightforward.''
With that goal in mind, Beatty set out to translate his vision to every aspect of the movie, from the script and the sets to the costumes, makeup, and entire color scheme. ''I thought if I could make Dick Tracy the centerpiece of a swirl of color and plot,'' Beatty recalls, ''then maybe I could keep him from being terminally dull, which a straightforward character like that is in danger of being. And I could have a tremendous amount of fun doing it.''
Summoning his brain trust-the sophisticated trio of cinematographer Vittorio Storaro, production designer Richard Sylbert, and costume designer Milena Canonero to his Los Angeles hilltop home, Beatty began searching for ways to translate the comic strip into Dick Tracy, the movie.
How do we turn the two-dimensional copper into a three-dimensional character, the producer-director-star wanted to know. How do we retain the primitive power of the comic strip without lapsing into pow-bang-zowie campiness?
Finding the answers turned out to be a complex process. The talk swirling around Beatty's kitchen table during the summer of 1988 must have sounded like that of a bunch of crazed French semioticians enthusiastically dissecting an icon of American pop culture for every sign and signifier that it was worth.
What does the yellow raincoat symbolize? How does the myth of the gangster relate to the rise of fascism? How do you dramatize the battle between Darkness and Light?
Spread out before them were vintage samples of Chester Gould's inimitable comic strip, born in Chicago during the Depression. Originally conceived as an American Sherlock Holmes, with Tracy's trademark fedora and yellow trench coat substituting for Sherlock's deerstalker cap and Inverness cape, Gould's detective was rectitude personified, his righteous chin thrust defiantly forward.
But as Beatty quickly realized, ''You can't re-create a comic strip except on paper. The difference between paper and film is why I abandoned the idea of putting prosthetics on the good guys, particularly Dick Tracy.'' Not that he didn't try. Beatty had the makeup team fit him with a phony nose and jaw, the better to approximate Tracy's angular profile, but it just didn't work. ''Tracy was basically drawn from a couple of angles,'' Beatty says. ''When he turned face forward, you almost didn't recognize him in the strip. On film, it couldn't be done. You'd be looking at the structure of appliances and plastic and makeup rather than what's happening emotionally.''
So Beatty continued grilling his collaborators for hours, constantly asking ''Why?,'' insisting on explanations, forcing them to suggest solutions. Having worked with him on Reds (1981), his last effort as producer, director, and star, Storaro and Sylbert were accustomed to the intensity of Beatty's characteristic third-degree and quickly began spinning off ideas.


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In Hidden Know-how – How Managers Solve Thorny Problems with the Knowledge Jam (Josseybass: 2011), author and corporate strategist Katerina Pugh unpacks the swollen, daunting, and sloppy world of organizational learning:
- Swollen in the size of its ambitions and all the nonverbal and unscripted baggage it entails
- Daunting in its disparity between high-minded concept and lame execution
- Sloppy in a sincere but misplaced faith that a seat at the table ensures a productive exchange of agreed-upon outcomes
Pugh leaves as little to chance as a planned communication can contain within its unscripted boundaries. She zeros in on the transfer point in the knowledge transaction between knowledge originators and recipients. Pugh takes immediate aim at recipients who are too passive and one-sided exchanges where impervious originators are more interested in addressing their expertise — not their colleagues:
"People who use the knowledge should drive the conversation, as they are more likely to draw out context that would make applying knowledge easier."
All too often a static presenter is appointed expert and does a brain dump. The recipients are then faced with two off-putting choices:
- Follow the presenter's logic through and accept or question the conclusions based on the originator's perspective (poking at the dumping pile), or
- Wondering off-script by asking the expert to apply these rationales to the recipient's own circumstances
Either way, these situational roles impose their own limits: (1) being lectured at, or, (2) deviating from the presenter's preparations and the group being presented to. Pugh's methods for sparking meaningful exchanges center on the practical matter of liberating originators and recipients from the self-imposed limitations that impeded the transfer process. Here are a few ripe examples of such roadblocks and counter-steps or probes the facilitator can take to redirect the conversation:
1) Impatience: Participants are worn down by excessive detail.
Probe: Ask the group whether to continue the drill-down or table for further offline deliberation, a.k.a. "the parking lot."
2) Silence: Participants hold back their knowledge through suppression and distraction.
Probe: Build on pre-established trust in drawing out tight-lipped originators — "Sally, you recently had something like that. Can you explain how you handled it?"
3) Passive-Aggressive: Some key players may weigh-in by sitting out the transfer or what Pugh terms "the discover/capture event" which ensues after the planning stage.
Probe: Connect the goal orientation of reticent participants to the event results; mainly the knowledge gained and shared to support these goals. In effect, "make it worth their while" by making them accountable for these outcomes.
4) Argumentative: Some actors fancy their participation as the devil's advocate or out-and-out contrarian, injecting skepticism or doubt into the mix or even into the knowledge jam itself. Pugh intimates that a hostile edge in a disbelieving stance stems from participants who perceive the limits of their own authority to affect change, or even the questioning of that authority by the group.
Probe: "Don't let the argument be between the facilitator and doubter," writes Pugh. "Instead, use the group to address the argument."
These four examples are but a sliver of a rich and deep roadmap for engaging participants, repairing breakdowns, and advancing difficult but ultimately productive knowledge transfers. By articulating the protocols for consensus-building Kate Pugh has assembled a beckoning refuge for harboring the tensions and frictions that need to be addressed in any open and honest team-building effort.
Throughout the book Ms. Pugh maintains her insistence about the need for openness — (in quoting Williams College President Adam Falk) "… to extend and refine our thinking in the presence of others who bring their own experiences and motivations." That goal seems all the more achievable as the methods detailed in Hidden Know-how find their way into the toolkits of knowledge brokers and conversations across conference room tables in all walks of organizational learning.


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You know I'm really perplexed by people who think tv series such as 'Ghost Hunters' and all the other ghost stuff is good, the truth is they are all garbage except for one.
There is only one true great ghost series on tv when you can find it and that is called 'A Haunting'.
This series is very scary, so scary that some episodes I had to turn off because they bothered me quite a bit.
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This is the third or fourth time I've replied to people in this forum to let them know that "Haunted" is not a reality series. It was a short-lived scripted drama that ran on UPN back in 2002 that starred Matthew Fox, currently starring on ABC's "Lost."
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i like 'a haunting' i hope more seasons - because its funniest. all those demon cgi
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With an affinity to dirt and mountains, Dirtmonger sprung free from the metropolis of Los Angeles and now lives the life of thru-hiking. The urge to explore too great, he always wanted to go farther, beyond. He sought ground rather than a bed, preferred walking rather than driving, but most of all he craved simplicity. So, he patterned his backpacking style after his ultrarunning background: light, fast, and efficient. He applied the ultra-light hiking style on the PCT and the CDT, mashing mile upon mile over rugged terrain, all the while being healthy and strong.
The impulse to go farther also drives his need to polish his craft. After every thru-hike his pack weight reduced dramatically. On the PCT his pack weighed 10lbs and on the CDT 9lbs. For his next thru-hiking attempt, most likely the AT, his pack weight will hover around a startling 7lbs.
Dirtmonger is a goal-oriented person who craves tough challenges. Through this mindstate, he is constantly striving for growth both physically and mentally. The confines of a city pose too many limits for Dirtmonger so the more outside he is the freer he becomes. Thru-hiking fits this mold perfectly.
Never too keen on the pretty side of life, he prefers the caked-on spackled dirt on his legs to a pair of jeans; he prefers cold re-hydrated refried beans than a hot meal. He sticks to a gruff appearance when possible, the bigger and burlier the beard the better, and loves it when people wince at the sight of his dirtiness. However, no matter how gruff his exterior is, he is a soft-hearted shy soul who simply loves the soft wind soughing across the dark mountain night.
Home: Los Angeles, CA
Website: freedirtmonger.blogspot.com
Outdoor Organization Involvement: Former employee and Newsletter Correspondent at Montana Conservation Corps | Volunteer at Pacific Crest Trail Association
Favorite Training Ground: Moab, Utah. I find the rugged terrain and gritty rock great to train for the rigors of a thru-hike. Plus, the beauty is mind boggling.


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I don't speak a lick of spanish but both of my parents are from san juan...and my grandparents as well... hope that counts for something...lol
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My name is Mia. My mom is German and my dad is Mexican & Russian. As a person of mixed cultures I feel as if I can relate and am constantly seeking to experience ALL cultures (not just my own).…Continue
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UB40 Venue Change in Portsmouth for upcoming Getting Over The Storm Tour.
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National Insurance Company Ltd (NICL) released recruitment notification in Employment News Paper for 1434 Administrative jobs in 4 public sector general insurance companies. The NICL is going to recruit these vacancies on behalf of the 4 insurance companies. It invited online applications to fill up these posts through www.nationalinsuranceindia.com for the employment of the above said jobs and the last date to submit online applications is 3rd August, 2013.
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Oriental Insurance Company Limited: 600 (SC-67, ST-46, OBC-119, Gen-368)
The New India Assurance Company Limited: 600 (SC-30, ST-27, OBC-224, Gen-319)
United India Insurance Company Limited: 600 (SC-96, ST-45, OBC-115, Gen-304)
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Dáil Éireann - Volume 584 - 05 May, 2004
Written Answers. - Equality Issues.
Mr. Wall Mr. Wall
62. Mr. Wall asked the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform if his attention has been drawn to the call made at the recent conference in Dublin Castle on gender mainstreaming that all Government policy decisions should be scrutinised to assess their impact on gender equality; the role of the gender equality unit in this regard; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [12694/04]
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Gender mainstreaming is the key strategy adopted at European Union level to advance gender equality, and under the EU Structural Fund regulations, member states are required to use the funds, inter alia, to promote equality of opportunity between women and men. This requires policy makers to take into account the gender impact of policies and programmes at the [1553] planning, design and implementation stages across the Structural Funds.
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AWFUL serviceSubmitted by: Krista in 21/08/11
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I reserved a room here for my fiance and I to stay on our wedding night. We are planning our wedding from out of state as we are a military family and needed a place for our groomsmen to get ready so we thought since we booked a party of 35 for their brunch that they would be a little flexible in letting us check in a little bit early. I spoke with a front desk associate and a manager and both of them were very rigid and refused to allow us this, saying that they would only know the day of. I explained our situation and that this would not work. All they did was throw the rule book in my face. I'm annoyed that we will be spending so much money there for this brunch and at this point I would rather just cancel it. I have worked in the service field before and sometimes it is better to bend the rules in the interest of upholding a positive reputation for good customer service. Woodcliff does not bend the rules at all, and makes no exceptions regardless of your situation--they don't care. Now, I plan to tell anyone who will listen that they don't deserve your business. I would have expected better from them.
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An AWFUL, Awful experience. This hotel is the least accomodating hotel I have ever stayed at!!! My WEDDING NIGHT was ruined because of our stay at this hotel. I booked the "Deluxe" room which would've been spacious and included a jetted tub. We knew right when we walked in the door that we were put in the wrong room. No accomodations were made to get us in the room we paid for and booked well in advance... even though there was a "Deluxe" room available. The room we were put in was small, and looked like a motel room with a nicer picture on the wall, a fridge and a loveseat crammed against the wall. The blankets on the bed were dingy and we were not even given breakfast in the morning - which was supposed to be included with the room we booked. No compensation was made and it was a truly devasting experience for a newlywed couple.
New Years 2005 weekend awaySubmitted by: Lou and Franceen in 03/01/06
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I just wanted to say that I have been a loyal visitor to the Lodge since the start back in July of 1987 and just visited another New Years weekend and it was as always fantastic !! My wife and I are certainly looking forward to our stay in July for our 27 year anniversary that we will spend in the Bristol siute.I do want to mention that Andy and Mark at your bar in the lounge are simply perfect as a team and a wonderful part of going and sharing conversation,please be sure that my apreciation is forwarded to both of them because they make my visits complete,they are GREAT!
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