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SAN DIEGO (AP) – Qualcomm Inc. said Tuesday that it purchased some handheld graphics and multimedia technology assets from Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD) for $65 million in cash.
Qualcomm expects the transaction will reduce its fiscal 2009 pro forma earnings by about 2 cents per share but will add to earnings by the second half of 2010.
The chip maker has extended employment offers to various design and development teams from Advanced Micro Devices' handheld operations as part of the deal.
"This acquisition of assets from Advanced Micro Devices' handheld business brings us strong multimedia technologies, including graphics cores that we have been licensing for several years," Steve Mollenkopf, executive vice president of Qualcomm and president of Qualcomm CDMA Technologies, said in a statement.
Qualcomm's cash payment to Advanced Micro Devices is subject to adjustments for worker-related expenses and other items.
On Friday, Sunnyvale, Calif.-based AMD said it planned to cut 1,100 jobs, or 9 percent of its global staff, and slash remaining employees' pay to help the company navigate a brutal market for computer sales.
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Well, I had my 35 week check up today. I can't believe I've made it this far!
BUT... my BP was elevated at 140/86. I wasn't surprised because I was nervous about the cervix check. (weird, I know) but then she told me my urine showed 2+ protein. I only have 2 more half days left to work, then I'm off for a week before scheduled c-section on August 12th. (So, I only have 12 more days until baby's arrival).
So, I have to check my BP when I get to work (I work in my OB office). If it is high again, I am going to be sent home and will start bedrest. I also have to start a 24 hour urine collection in the morning and the drew a CBC and Liver Function Tests. My Dr said she wasn't worried at all and she said as long as it isn't severe (which she doesn't think it is) She will not deliver me before my scheduled c-section at 37 weeks.
I was hoping I was going to avoid pre-e this time and I say I kicked it's butt... but it doesn't look like it. I am SO thankful though that I have made it this far and everything still looks on track to deliver baby at full term. I also have a growth scan and my regular NST on Friday. I had an NST yesterday and baby looked great.
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A new school year brings a new facility -- the health sciences education union -- that will enhance student life and strengthen the sense of community at Saint Louis University Medical Center. Construction on the project began last year.
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"The new addition makes Saint Louis University Medical Center an even more vibrant and inviting place," said Philip Alderson, M.D., vice president for medical affairs. "Along with Doisy Research Center, which was dedicated in 2007, the health sciences education union changes the face of the Medical Center."
The health sciences education union serves as the new front door of the Medical Center and bustles with activity. With its glass and steel atrium and adjacent brick clock tower that has become a Saint Louis University architectural hallmark, the education union combines spaces for serious study and informal socialization under one roof.
Formerly an orthopedic rehabilitation center, the education union was refurbished and includes an addition that yields 30,000-square feet of space that primarily is used by medical, nursing, allied health, public health and graduate dental students.
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Two student lounge areas -- one designed for socializing and the other for quiet study -- are on the main floor of the education union. They are close to Peet's Coffee, a café-style restaurant that serves fresh pastries, a salad bar, wraps, soups and sandwiches. It is open from 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday and from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday.
Also on the main floor is a state-of-the-art, 225-seat auditorium with a 25-panel high definition video screen. The video screen offers lecturers options during educational presentations, allowing them to display a single image or divide the screen in quadrants so they can show multiple images simultaneously. Using the technology, students will be able to participate in video conference lectures from afar. While the education union has WiFi throughout, the large lecture room also has plug-ins for computers, and banks of computers abound throughout the building.
The only academic office in the building is, by design, the interprofessional education (IPE) office. SLU's IPE program is one of the nation's first to create a formal curriculum that teaches health care students on different professional tracts how to work together as a team to provide the best possible patient care.
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Today: The fantastic nonprofit Share Our Strength, whose documentary Hunger Hits Home premieres on Food Network this Saturday, April 14, takes us across the country and into the workdays of 18 of their employees for a very special Supply Chain. For more from our food friends and Food Network's Communal Table, click here.
Share Our Strength, a national nonprofit, is ending childhood hunger in America by connecting children with the nutritious food they need to lead healthy, active lives. Through its No Kid Hungry Campaign -- a national effort to end childhood hunger in America by 2015 -- Share Our Strength ensures children in need are enrolled in federal nutrition programs, invests in community organizations fighting hunger, teaches families how to cook healthy, affordable meals, and builds public-private partnerships to end childhood hunger, at the state and city level.
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If your vocation was a writer/novelist and you believed there was a need to expose the tyranny that is the religion of Islam, would you consider the potential threat to your well being worth the risk of publication? Rushdie and Ayaan Hirsi (Infidel) both took considerable risk of life by going forward with their books. Granted other authors such as Dawkins, Harris, and Hitchens have attacked Islam in a similar manner but their's are limited to specific chapters of a book that attacks religion in general.
Is the cause so compelling that one is willing to risk life and limb? Or should we retreat from the barbarism of Islamic extremists who feel compelled to carry out the fatwa that the Ayatollah Khomeini ordered against Rushdie? The very quality of religious violence that pervades Islamic culture also seems to be a hangman's noose around the neck of those bold enough to call it into question. As an atheist I refuse to accept the preposterous notions of all religions but I view Islam as an especially dangerous variety to the peace and security of our planet. Should we not step up the rhetoric against Islam and expose this religion for what it is? Or remain subdued in our criticism in fear of reprisal? For certain your life is forever changed should you decide to go forward with publication.
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I think Islam and it's inherent danger and violence is not far removed from the Christian crusades. The major issue is that technology now allows for nuclear aggression - even explosives were not really available to the crusaders - now that they are, fundamentalism and rage has a more dangerous arsenal of weaponry.
Having said that, yes I think I would publish. It's the kind of idiotic thing I'd do. I read the Satanic Verses, and I wasn't that impressed with Rushdie's style of writing, but other than that, it was enlightening. I'm the kind of idiot that would gamble with my life to assert an opinion. I don't think I'd do it for riches, but for an opinion? Colour me stupid, but yes I think I would.
That makes two of us!
I would publish if just to express an opinion.
That makes three of us.
I have not read "The Satanic Verses". pretty much due to my reading problem. But that's just a personal issue. Never really been much of a reader to be honest.
I couldn't give a toss about whose precious Religious feelings I hurt. It's not my fault they cry for their stupid God. I'd be just as entitled to write a book for other humans to read, as their authors of the nonsense they believe.
I've found that the truth is the best weapon against stupidity.
Greg - "Anyone who has actually read Rushdie would find the question to be a bit silly."
I don't place emphasis on the actual content of Rushdie's work as the crux of the matter. Even though the "Satanic Verses" was a fictional work it placed Islam in a most unflattering light and was divisive enough to generate an uproar among the extremists. There is nothing silly about having a bounty placed on your head. The question is would you go ahead and produce a similar work knowing the potential repercussions?
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"Having said that, yes I think I would publish. It's the kind of idiotic thing I'd do."
If you're convictions are strong enough and you believe the message is an important one I don't think it is fair necessarily to characterize it as idiotic. Dangerous perhaps but sometimes living on the edge is what gives one a true sense of living life to the fullest extent. And the satisfaction of knowing that you might be aiding in the demise of a religious institution that is a very real threat to our very existence. I would admire your courage.
Honestly, Ed, it was me I was referring to as idiotic :) although I did grammatically point at the 'thing', I realise.
I seem to drag that "edge" pretty much into my life wherever I am or whatever I'm doing. Sometimes I think about the things I've done and wonder how on earth I am still alive. Just now I'm doing some roller-coaster stuff in my work life - every time the pit of my stomach drops out I wonder what is it with me, that I have this compulsion to do these things.
So yes I'd do it, and no I wouldn't recommend it to anyone with a shred of sanity.
I published and spoke when I knew it was dangerous to my continued employment. I decided that courage and foolishness, to those who watch, depend on whether my efforts succeed or fail.
You're right; I was living on the edge and living life to the fullest. As Gandhi is alleged to have said, first they ignore, then they ridicule. When they threaten, you know they fear you--a compliment beyond the usual.
I don't think "scope" is the right word. Depending upon one's point of view "scurrilousness" or "truthfulness" might be better words.
Is the cause so compelling that one is willing to risk life and limb?
I find it appalling that the Muslim world demands non-Muslims in non-Muslim countries refrain from insulting their religion. That includes "insults" like a cartoon depicting Muhammad with a bomb in his turban.
In the US, freedom of expression includes the right to give offense, intentionally or not. In practice there is little difference between not having a right and refraining from exercising a right due to fear. So I would publish anything I wanted and not care who is offended.
Personal safety is another matter, however. So if I did publish something controversial to this degree I'd use a nom de plume.
I'm also unwilling to sacrifice my life to fundamentalism...but what if your message had no impact under a nom de plume?
I'm also unwilling to sacrifice my life to fundamentalism...but what if your message had no impact under a nom de plume?
If you produce good work it really doesn't matter what name is on it, or if it has no name on it at all.
For example, if you are a new author, then the name on your book doesn't matter. If you are an established author with a name that sells more books, you could use your name to find another willing publisher.
I want to agree with you, but we live in a celebrity obsessed culture. Sometimes books need a marketing strategy that includes the author promoting her/his work in order to break through the noise and reach an audience.


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The Internet is a vast source of information — some good and some bad. If your teen learns to use it wisely, she can be safe while she uses the Internet for all the resources it has to offer. By limiting screen time to 2 hours a day and placing the family computer in a common area, not in an individual bedroom, you can keep an eye on both the computer and your child.
Encourage your teen to follow simple precautions, such as remaining anonymous at all times (this includes chat rooms); never disclosing private information, such as her address, phone number, school name, and credit card numbers; and never agreeing to meet someone she has met in a chat room in person.
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In a brilliant example of material reuse I-Beam has created a sustainable emergency shelter built completely out of shipping pallets. Originally designed as temporary housing for refugees of the Baltic War in the nineties, the affordable and robust shelter allows families to reestablish a homestead. Pallets are ubiquitous and uniform in size, so they make ideal building blocks after tragedies like the recent floods in Pakistan. As supplies come in from throughout the world, the shipping pallets for those supplies can be erected to make walls, ceilings, and floors. By covering these structures in locally-sourced finishing materials it is possible to create a quality shelter that will stand long enough for families to build permanent housing.
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Nossa, muito bom! Tenho como receber informações sobre todo o material necessário, a quantidade e o passo a passo para a construção desta maravilha? Meus pais tem um pequeno sítio mas a casa é muito pequena (apenas 1 quarto) e quando eu e meu maridinho vamos visitá-los temos que voltar no mesmo dia por não termos espaço na casa. Adoraria construir uma dessas pra mim pra "brincar de casinha".
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this 'revealing' causes us to know He is the saviour of ALL MEN..and we can leave off the works of our own hands..AND PRAISE HIM FOR THE WORKS OF HIS . Having received this revelation of Christ...we then bear fruits of repentance to work a good work of believing in His son'this is my son in whom I am well pleased,listen to Him" Having been given the token of the spirit we realize it is not of ourself..but of his spirit..that is the life in us..and knowing we were dead..we know He is able to raise the dead'resurrect' by HIS SPIRIT..and that the POWER AND GLORY IS HIS!!!!!!!!!
...and that's also tied in with the revelation of the sons of God...those hidden in Christ...and we know that He is the saviour of all men...and as the leavening that a woman 'took and hid' in a lump of flour til all the lump was leavened.
Awesome, awesome, awesome is He!!!
I think so too Laz!! Or maybe re-discover. :)
Yes I like the idea that my discovery of my Spirit, is new to me.Yet my Spirit may know more than I am conscience of .When the Holy Spirit reveals something to my Spirit, and I become conscience of it .That which the Spirit reveals, seems to be already known and I get the honor of agreeing.
This is the knowledge/wisdom which comes with absolute certainty and conviction - that which God speaks directly to you or puts directly into your mind.


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Snooki and JWOWW aren't the only Jersey Shore alums flying solo — sans shoremates — on MTV. Vinny now has his own series on the way, and the first official trailer for the new project has finally hit the web.
The Show With Vinny will feature the Jersey Shore stud and his wacky family — Uncle Nino included — at his childhood Staten Island home as celebrities pay him a visit and sup on some of Mrs. Guadagnino's home cookin'.
As the trailer shows, the first famous person to participate in Vinny's small screen experiment is rapper Lil Wayne.
"I'm 10 percent black...all in one place though," Uncle Nino tells Weezy over a plate of broccoli. Oh, Nino. How we've missed you and your inappropriate comments.
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"While the award states 'Executive of the Year,' it really should say 'Executives of the Year,' " Gordon said. "Our organization continues to do a great job year-in and year-out and this award represents all of our efforts."
Since joining the Wolves organization in 2009, Gordon has implemented business strategies that have resulted in increased sponsorship and sales revenues. His involvement in the league's Team Business Services program has provided other teams the opportunity to use these tactics as best practices in their own organizations. In 2012-13, the Wolves ranked second in the league in attendance averaging 8,230 fans per game. The franchise has finished among the top four in attendance every season since joining the AHL in 2001.
The Wolves also earned an award for providing the most outstanding fan experience in the 15-team Western Conference.
"We are particularly proud of this award," Gordon said. "We have two organizational goals: to compete for Calder Cup championships and to provide the best sports entertainment value in the Chicago area. This honor acknowledges our thorough presentation that's geared to please every Wolves fan."
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Kevin Hanes is Executive Director, Dell Service & Solutions. He is responsible for successfully driving and leading a product management and marketing organization for Dell's Infrastructure and Cloud Services business globally which includes Infrastructure Consulting, Systems Integration, Managed Services, IT Outsourcing, and Cloud Computing.
He is a frequent speaker and panelist at leading technology industry events and is currently serving as a Commissioner on the CLOUD² commission which is researching and reporting on key recommendations and guidelines that address the issues facing State and Local Governments when planning and implementing Cloud based models. He currently has 2 patents issued and 12 pending and volunteers his free time on various causes in the Austin/Georgetown area. Hanes is a Charter member and active participant of TiE Austin, the world's largest not-for-profit organization for entrepreneurs.
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Container technology is sending shock waves through the world of cloud computing. Heralded as the 'next big thing,' containers provide software owners a consistent way to package their software and dependencies while infrastructure operators benefit from a standard way to deploy and run them. Containers present new challenges for tracking usage due to their dynamic nature. They can also be deployed to bare metal, virtual machines and various cloud platforms. How do software owners track the usag...
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You often hear the two titles of "DevOps" and "Immutable Infrastructure" used independently. In his session at DevOps Summit, John Willis, Technical Evangelist for Docker, covered the union between the two topics and why this is important. He provided an overview of Immutable Infrastructure then showed how an Immutable Continuous Delivery pipeline can be applied as a best practice for "DevOps." He ended the session with some interesting case study examples.
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One of the ways to increase scalability of services – and applications – is to go "stateless." The reasons for this are many, but in general by eliminating the mapping between a single client and a single app or service instance you eliminate the need for resources to manage state in the app (overhead) and improve the distributability (I can make up words if I want) of requests across a pool of instances. The latter occurs because sessions don't need to hang out and consume resources that could ...
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Microservices has the potential of significantly impacting the way in which developers create applications. It's possible to create applications using microservices faster and more efficiently than other technologies that are currently available. The problem is that many people are suspicious of microservices because of all the technology claims to do. In addition, anytime you start moving things around in an organization, it means changing the status quo and people dislike change. Even so, micr...
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SYS-CON Events announced today that HPM Networks will exhibit at the 17th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on November 3–5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. For 20 years, HPM Networks has been integrating technology solutions that solve complex business challenges. HPM Networks has designed solutions for both SMB and enterprise customers throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Digital Transformation is the ultimate goal of cloud computing and related initiatives. The phrase is certainly not a precise one, and as subject to hand-waving and distortion as any high-falutin' terminology in the world of information technology. Yet it is an excellent choice of words to describe what enterprise IT—and by extension, organizations in general—should be working to achieve. Digital Transformation means: handling all the data types being found and created in the organizat...
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Approved this February by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), HTTP/2 is the first major update to HTTP since 1999, when HTTP/1.1 was standardized. Designed with performance in mind, one of the biggest goals of HTTP/2 implementation is to decrease latency while maintaining a high-level compatibility with HTTP/1.1. Though not all testing activities will be impacted by the new protocol, it's important for testers to be aware of any changes moving forward.
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This week, I joined SOASTA as Senior Vice President of Performance Analytics. Given my background in cloud computing and distributed systems operations — you may have read my blogs on CNET or GigaOm — this may surprise you, but I want to explain why this is the perfect time to take on this opportunity with this team. In fact, that's probably the best way to break this down. To explain why I'd leave the world of infrastructure and code for the world of data and analytics, let's explore the timing...
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Auto-scaling environments, micro-service architectures and globally-distributed teams are just three common examples of why organizations today need automation and interoperability more than ever. But is interoperability something we simply start doing, or does it require a reexamination of our processes? And can we really improve our processes without first making interoperability a requirement for how we choose our tools?
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At DevOps Summit NY there's been a whole lot of talk about not just DevOps, but containers, IoT, and microservices. Sessions focused not just on the cultural shift needed to grow at scale with a DevOps approach, but also made sure to include the network "plumbing" needed to ensure success as applications decompose into the microservice architectures enabling rapid growth and support for the Internet of (Every)Things.
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This year's Alumni Weekend "wow" award goes to the a cappella student singers of Headband, who stunned the 50th reunion class with a remarkable rendition of one of their original Glee songs (with two days' preparation, we hear). Bearcats unite!
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Willamette/Linfield tailgate: Visit Bush Park on Nov. 2 for an extra-festive football party as perennial rival Linfield College visits the Bearcats. The tailgate will take place from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Bush Park amphitheater, with the game following. Local Bearcats: Watch for an email soon with registration details. Go cardinal and gold!
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- Contribution of alpha cluster exchange to elastic and inelastic 16O + 20Ne scattering (1976)
- Angular distributions for elastic and inelastic transitions in 20Ne + 16O scattering have been measured at E(20Ne)=50 MeV. For the 0+, 2+, and 4+ members of the 20Ne ground-state rotational band, the angular distributions exhibit pronounced backward peaking characteristic of an alpha -cluster exchange mechanism. The analysis of the ground-state transition in the first-order elastic transfer model yields no satisfactory fit although microscopic cluster form factors and full recoil corrections are employed. A coupled channels calculation for the 0+, 2+, and 4+ transitions reveals very strong coupling effects, indicating that the coherent superposition of first-order optical model and distorted-wave Born-approximation amplitudes may not be an adequate model for these reactions. NUCLEAR REACTIONS 16O(20Ne, 16O) and 16O(20Ne, 20Ne), elastic and inelastic transfer; E=50MeV; measured sigma (Ef , theta ); optical model + DWBA, and CCBA analyses.


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The USS Yorktown, which is a staple of American military pride, upped the ante this past Friday afternoon when the 246th Army Band performed on the Patriots Point ship. A crowd of military veterans, families and visitors gathered to watch one of the installments of the South Carolina Army National Guard Summer Concert Series.
"Listening to patriotic songs performed by those who served our country is an honor," Patriots Point executive director Mac Burdette said in a news release before the concert.
"Add in the location of the USS Yorktown, and there's no doubt the American pride will be alive and well."
The 246th Army Band was created in 1939 and has been requested to perform at numerous events, including the state's gubernatorial inaugurations and Senator Strom Thurmond's funeral.
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"Barbecue is big business now," according to Ron Cates, President & CEO of Smoke on the Water Productions. "It used to be a handful of contests giving away ribbons and a little bit of prize money. We came in and created events for the true professional to compete against the world's top teams and increased prize money ten fold. Winning one of our events, especially the prestigious USA Barbecue Championship, now guarantees endorsement opportunities and the notoriety that goes with being the world's best."From humble beginnings with a $5,000 purse, to the richest contest in the world today, Smoke on the Water currently offers over $400,000 in prize money with events in Las Vegas, Laughlin, Atlantic City, Arkansas, Mississippi, Texas, Missouri and a NASCAR King of the Pit Championship Series at Daytona, Michigan and Talladega.
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480 athletes and spectators were treated to glorious weather and a trio of Olympians during the first Matador Track and Field All-Comers Meet of the season on Saturday, Jan. 9.
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On a balmy winter Saturday, track fans were treated to an appearance by Felix Sanchez, Miki Barber and LaShinda Demus.
Sanchez, the 2004 Olympic gold medalist in the 400 meter hurdles in Athens, runs for the Dominican Republic.
Barber won gold in the 4x100 meter relay at the 2007 IAAF World Championships and was part of the 2000 Olympic 4x400m relay pool, but she did not compete in Sydney.
Demus won a gold medal for the United States in the 4x400 meter relay at the 2009 World Championships in Berlin. She is also a two-time silver medalist in the 400 meter hurdles.
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In the New York Times, General Director of the Glimmerglass Festival Francesca Zambello recounts what she's learned throughout her career and speaks a lot about working with people older and (sometimes) smarter than you. There's lots of sage advice for any young creative trying to break into their field.
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The Next Web reporter Owen Williams has discovered a super simple, but super valuable, productivity hack hidden in his laptop. There's a setting buried in System Preferences on OS X under "Date & Time and Clock" that has your computer audibly read out the time every hour, half-hour, or quarter-hour. With the setting on, you'll begin getting a regular vocal reminder from your computer of the time:
[I]t actually made me far more aware of how I was spending my time and how far through the day I was.
Consider this; it's easy when you're a knowledge worker to stare into your screen for much of the day before suddenly realizing you haven't achieved much when 5 PM rolls around.
When your computer is audibly saying the time to you, it's a regular reminder to get back to work. And it actually works. This ridiculous trick has actually made me write more consistently throughout the day and has reduced my time spent on distractions; I'm now more aware of where the time goes, as opposed to just letting it slip away.
Being held accountable to time, the concept that powers Laura Vanderkam's uber-popular 168 Hours time log, forces you to minimize unproductiveness and stay on track. Letting your mind wander beyond the boundaries of your work is, of course, essential to creativity. But having a consistent nudge ("Hey, it's been an hour") ensures you maintain the best balance between focus and distraction.
Windows user? You can configure this too, but fair warning: it's a little more complicated to set up.
Entrepreneur and VC Mark Suster lives by this rule: "Do Less. More." In a time when you could fill an entire work day just staying apprised of what's happening in the Twittersphere, or devote more time to cool conferences than to being at your desk getting things done, the key to productivity is doing less, better and more often.
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Do less. And do the things that you ARE doing better and with higher quality. Have a shorter to-do list with more things that are in the "done" category. Do fewer business development deals but make the ones you do have more impact…. You don't need to be hot. You need to be successful and those are two different things. Success often comes from doing a few things extraordinarily well and noticeably better than the competition.
You can't do everything, or be everything, all the time. For accomplished creatives, that could be a difficult truth to swallow. There are projects that may never make it past the brainstorm stage. There are ideas that may never grow beyond kernels of thought. But that means that the ones that do will be kick-ass.
Psychologists have long known about the "negativity bias"—the notion that our negative comments and moments have an outsized impact on our psyche. This means even a single online comment or snide remark from a friend has a profound effect on us. And, if we're not careful, those comments can infiltrate our own thinking. When freelance writer and lifestyle blogger Melissa Sonico started her line of mixed-material necklaces, she discovered it was her friendships that burdened her passion:
To put it short, I've really learned who my friends are in this process and, unfortunately, who they aren't. I've found out that any little bit of success can produce spite and competition, and none of that is for me so I've had to streamline my friendships… I'm so lucky to be part of an immensely supportive and inspiring community of makers and creative. Just having their encouragement and help has been integral in my success… A support network is vital. Your family, friends, peers; having people behind you and cheering you on is so so important.
Design entrepreneurs Sean McCabe and Ben Toalson compare this scenario to a hole in the ground. The naysayers are at the bottom of the hole, you are standing by the edge and your support community is above ground.
If you're hanging around people that are in a hole, it's much more likely they're going to pull you down than you are going to pull them out. That doesn't mean we can't minister to all the people in holes. When you're with negative people, go on the offensive… Go in and plant the seed that might turn into a vine that will help them climb out of that hole. Don't stick around too long and try to pull everyone out because you might get dragged in… When you hang out near or in the hole with those people, I imagine you've got one hand reaching up with other people outside of the hole holding on to your hand that are ready to hoist you back out when you're ready.
If possible, McCabe and Toalson suggest you cut these people out of your life completely. Unfortunately, this cannot be done with everyone (such as some family members). You can, however, scale down the time you spend with the Debbie Downers in your life.
McCabe recommends offsetting any negativity by a factor of 5 (10 hours of negativity = 50 hours of positivity). This may seem like a lot, but remember the weight that even one negative comment can carry. When you are with negative people, be on the offensive. Understand that even if they don't say discouraging things, their negative mindset may rub off on you. Don't go looking for confirmation and inspiration. Be the inspiration. Ask about what they enjoy doing, when they did it last, and how they can find more time for it. Then find a support network that can inspire you.
There's a difference between a task or project being "urgent" and it being "important." Urgent things have to be done immediately; like returning a critical email, handling a top client request, or meeting a deadline. Important things, on the other hand, contribute to a long-term goal. For example, the book you've always wanted to write or the website you've long thought about launching are important, not urgent.
In the quest for meaningful work, it's important (so to speak) to distinguish between urgency and importance. If you're forever bogged down by must-do's to the detriment of would-like-to-do's, you'll have little hope of accomplishing what consumes your daydreams. As Mattan Griffel, founder and CEO of The Front Labs, writes on The Next Web, it's within your power to make important tasks seem more urgent than they are, simply by the order in which you prioritize them.
The easiest way to make an important task urgent, and make sure it gets done, is to give it a deadline. Deadlines are actually what makes urgent tasks urgent: the fact that you have to deal with them immediately. A lack of deadlines is also often what makes important tasks so unimportant. They're usually the kind of thing that you can get to eventually….
One way to make a deadline more serious is to state it publicly. When you're publicly accountable to a deadline, then you can't fool just yourself…. Another way to make a deadline more serious is to set up a reward for hitting a deadline and/or punishment for not hitting the deadline…. It's very easy to ignore a deadline unless you have a constant reminder. Urgent tasks often have reminders built-in, like your friend or spouse who keeps bugging you to do something.
These days, we're beholden to our calendars and inboxes as technological tools that structure our days. Being as time-strapped as we are (whether that pressure is self-created or not), we'd be lost without these organizational mechanisms. Very little beyond the planned agenda or lengthy list of to-do's ever gets done.
To combat the issue, try out the Eisenhower Matrix. It's a quadrant that asks you to plot out what on your plate is important vs. not important, and what's urgent vs. not urgent. The quadrant that contains "Not Urgent but Important Tasks" is your sweet spot. Only if you make an important project inescapable in your daily productivity routine will you make headway on it.
As Picasso put it, "Only put off until tomorrow what you are willing to die having left undone."
Whether you run your own studio or work in an office, having an adaptable business plan is essential. With rapidly advancing technology and the ever-changing workscape, being open minded, reflective, and ready to learn has never been more important. In the latest issue of HOW Magazine, Anna Bond of Rifle Paper Co. encourages us to take risks and learn as we go in order to stay adaptable:
A lot of the people we talk to are really afraid of growth, and we just always approached it head-on and figured it out as we went… We still don't make plans very far in advance because it's really important to be nimble and be able to react to opportunities that come up very quickly and sort of change course if you need to. I feel like we've done that a lot. Sometimes the unexpected will come up and we'll be like, 'Oh, this is actually a great decision – it's not what we were planning, but let's just go for it,' and it may change the course of what we were intending, but it ends up being great for the company.
Bond is able to stay adaptable because she approaches her work with an open mind. Rifle Paper Co. was founded because she took the time to review online responses to her freelance work. The largest response was to her unique style of wedding invitations which she transformed into the off-the-shelf stationary of Rifle Paper Co. But it's not only through our past work that we're able to shift into new things. We also need to be looking forwards and gaining new skills in order to open new doors for ourselves. Elizabeth Suzann, Nashville fashion designer, advises continuously learning more of your process, from start to finish:
Since starting Elizabeth Suzann, I learn something new about design and beauty every day. I've been motivated to learn as I go. Every task done in my studio, whether it be sewing, packaging or marketing, I have done myself at one point. I still work daily with my production team, too. I am always paying attention to detail and hope to improve my work as often as possible.
Suzann not only continues her learning within design, but in every aspect of fashion production. This provides her with the background knowledge to adjust her company accordingly—you can't pivot quickly if there are huge gaps in the knowledge of your own process. Learning through trial and error feels risky, but it's such a valuable learning experience. It took Bond three runs to perfect her first batch of greeting cards due to the manufacturing learning curve. Instead of standing still and waiting for change, Bond embraces it. "We just did it," she says. "It may not have been perfect, but we just always moved forward."
Inspiration and learning can quickly turn to resentment when we compare our talents with those of others. Our joy becomes tainted as we struggle in our own process while also viewing our peer's finished, perfected work. In an interview with The Great Discontent, painter Rebecca Rebouché reminds us that everyone has to do that unglamorous hustle before the pretty, finished product and you should embrace it:
I have this saying: "There's no music playing when your dreams are coming true." That is the hustle. The hustle is humbling and, at best, completely authentic and gracious. Everyone sees me at the gallery opening, but no one sees me changing my clothes in my car. I could almost cry thinking about all the ways I've hustled, sacrificed, and scorched the earth with my striving. But what you start to realize is that hustle isn't just for the novices and underdogs—hustle is a mindset, a practice.
Social media allows us to edit our creative process to a beautifully linear procedure. We often only see someone else's end result, but not the time and energy involved. We don't see the long hours clocked at the studio, the missed social outings, the self-doubt, setbacks and failures. This is the part of the process that we tend to forget when we compare ourselves to others. Minimalist Joshua Becker notes that we generally compare the worst of ourselves with the best of others.
Comparison is dangerous because we lose focus of our own goals. We get distracted by someone else's achievements and feel discouraged about our own progress. Becker emphasizes that everyone has messy process, whether we see it or not. The key is to keep your eyes on your own work, and not lose sight of the hard work everyone has to do to get to the shiny highlight-reel-only we see on their social media profiles. Looking to others is important for inspiration and learning, but not analyzing. Comparison should only be done with yourself. Set achievements that are important to you and celebrate them when they are reached.
Although research is an important stage in the creative process, it can also hinder creativity. It fills our mind with ideas that have already been done and blocks original thinking. Being well versed in the requirements of a project can help with preparation, but it can also prevent us from taking risks. In her 2015 Harvard University commencement speech [above], actress Natalie Portman encourages graduates to act on their ignorance:
Your inexperience is an asset and will allow you to think in original and unconventional ways. Accept your lack of knowledge and use it as your asset. I know a famous violinist that told me that he can't compose because he knows too many pieces so when he starts thinking of a note, an existing piece immediately comes to mind. Just starting out, one of your greatest strengths is not knowing how things are suppose to be. You can compose freely because your mind isn't cluttered with too many pieces and you don't take for granted the way things are. The only way you know how to do things are your own way.
The next time you have an idea, skip over the preparation and research phase. If you are writing a Western screenplay, don't binge watch every single Western ever made. Just start writing. By watching what has already been done, your mind will have trouble finding it's own path to originality. In some cases, it's better to jump head first into the idea and then come back later on to fact-check details. It is also a lot easier to begin a project if you aren't intimidated by the amount of work involved. Portman explains that it was due to pure ignorance that she accepted her now iconic role in Black Swan:
People told me that Black Swan was an artistic risk, a scary challenge to try and portray a professional ballet dancer. But it didn't feel like courage or daring that drew me to it. I was so oblivious to my own limits that I did things that I was woefully unprepared to do. So the very inexperience that in college that made me feel insecure and made me want to play by other's rules, now was making me actually take risks that I didn't even realize were risks.
Portman was so confident in her skills that it wasn't until she actually started preparing for the film that she realized her vast limitations. However, instead of letting it hinder her, it motivated her to work even harder. She adds that if she had known her limitations at the time, she never would have taken the risk. That same blind confidence and hard work lead her to produced her first film A Tale of Love and Darkness. The film is a period piece, completely in Hebrew, and co-stars a child actor. These are all challenges for a film that she should have been terrified of, but handled through belief in herself and hard work.
Research is an important part of the creative process and an idea cannot go to production without it. However, when you are in the beginning phases and experiencing inspirational blocks, try skipping it. The process is there to be a guideline, not a hard and fast rule. Dive into your idea, or as Portman puts it: Dive into your obliviousness. It may turn out to be the greatest project you ever worked on. Ignorance is bliss, but it can also be a creative advantage.


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