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Yes

Yes. That’s the answer to the question, “Can this really be happening?”       Now… What are you going to do about it?   Alex Bellink via Compfight

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Sacred Cows

Juan Lois via Compfight I love idioms.  Idioms are words that have a figurative meaning beyond their literal meaning.  Idioms are terrible traps for people trying to learn the language, because their real meaning cannot be found in the words you are reading. One of my favorite English idioms is sacred cows. According to the

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Cartooning

Perhaps I’ve been visiting Gaping Void too often, but I’ve caught a minor cartooning bug.  My cartoons aren’t meeting my expectations and yet they are letting out a bit of pent up picture drawing (albeit with Microsoft Office drawing tools) energy.  Enjoy tonight’s cartoon and please tune in on Halloween for a long-planned introduction of

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Your baby’s ugly

I’ve acquired a new aversion.  I now hate the phrase: “That’s like telling him his baby’s ugly.” The offending phrase is oft used to encourage you to soften your opinion against another person’s project/position/process/behavior. The phrase is offered to encourage you to ease up on your loathing of the other’s thing (see list above).  It

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Barriers to Collaboration

What stops someone from collaborating with someone else these days? Is it physical barriers like locked doors and barred windows, disconnected phone lines or lost internet connections? Or is it most often a barrier lurking between your ears? You didn’t call the other person before you sent them a tasking because you say,  “That’s not

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Part of the Solution

I’m sure you’ve heard the saying, “If you’re not part of the solution, then you’re part of the problem.” Often times we are part of the problem in the very systems that we wish would change. If your boss never implements your ideas, ask yourself how many of your own ideas you’ve tried to implement.

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