My Kind of Horror Movie
Fixed...
More from these guys...
Which ones made you laugh...
Under "clip of the week," I loved:
Tovik
Werewolf Solution
and a few others...
Hello, Frank was actually quite gripping...
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Fixed...
More from these guys...
Which ones made you laugh...
Under "clip of the week," I loved:
Tovik
Werewolf Solution
and a few others...
Hello, Frank was actually quite gripping...
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Wish List
The eventual DVD release of this may end up on my Amazon list...
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Posted in the section Media on Thu, Aug 23, 2007 at 3:08 PM
Nicknames
I frequently come up with nicknames for my kids (school and familial).Currently, I often refer to Seth as "Panic Boy."
Eve becomes his sidekick, "Drama Girl."
Any names you call your kids for fun?
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Posted in the section Friends and Family on Thu, Aug 23, 2007 at 2:48 PM
MUST Listen
If you have never listened to this show, you must.
Download the podcasts.
Listen.
Do it.
Do it, now.
I have not listened to one show yet that was not utterly spellbinding and entirely captivating.
The end.
Go.
Go now.
Come back and discuss whichever episode you heard.
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Posted in the section Media on Wed, Aug 22, 2007 at 3:32 PM
Ron Paul
Yes, I will plan to vote for Paul come the PA Republican Primary...
If he's still in.
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Posted in the section Government on Mon, Aug 20, 2007 at 4:05 PM
Phoning it In
If only this were the case in my workplace...
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Posted in the section Technology on Mon, Aug 20, 2007 at 10:47 AM
Planning B
If plan "A" doesn't work, please create a plan "B" that adheres to the following:
1 - It's easier for all involved.
2 - A greater percent of the effort (than needed in plan "A") involved will be your own.
3 - Involves little to no use of words like "try," "want," "expectation," or phrases like "raise the bar."
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Posted in the section Nothing on Sun, Aug 19, 2007 at 6:08 PM
Educational Pilot
So - I just had my first day back to work. I was being updated/trained on the "new" and only accepted lesson planning methodology now accepted as teaching within my School District.
While there are good concepts and ideas for teaching found in this "new" methodology, I feel a bit awkward trying to adapt my "tried and true" methods to fit within it's constraints.
I was wondering, are there other fields of business in which workers are given goals/expectations and then told exactly how to meet them? Are Doctors told to cure illness, but that they may only do it using surgery?
Sadly, the answer is probably, "yes."
Still, I feel like I'm a well-trained jet pilot who has been asked to drive all of my passengers to Arizona in a yellow cab.
I'm sure there's a better way, if only because my training tells me so.
Yet, the folks speaking on behalf of my passengers insist that, "Yellow Cabs have proved to be a consistently successful mode of transportation. Anything else would be a waste of time and resources."
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