Republicans Answer A Liberal's 28 Questions, And They Still Make No Damned Sense To Her Republicans answer my 28 questions, but still leave me baffled. At least they tried. Last week I asked “28 questions for Republicans” because I’m utterly flabbergasted by how anyone can support a president like Donald Trump or the cruel and reckless agenda laid out in the GOP’s 2016 platform. The response was amazing. Then Bill Yarborough and Jay Kruger (who took care to mention he’s actually a Libertarian, not a Republican) took time to answer all of my questions. Many of my fellow liberals may want to call Bill Yarborough and Jay Kruger “stupid” or “callous” or “brainwashed.” When Republicans answer my questions, I’m not going to look a gift horse in the mouth no matter how much I disagree with them. But what I find odd is that — despite often being nice people — conservatives seem to have a distinct lack of empathy and ability to relate to anyone’s experience other than their own. But what strikes me the most is how conservative policies are so often all stick and no carrot. Yup. 1.
interactive - National Film Board of Canada At the NFB we like change. For 70 years we've experimented, innovated, and produced a legacy of technical and creative firsts in cinema, animation, and documentary. Think McLaren, Lipsett, Brittain, and Jutra; Stereoscopic 3d, VTR, and participatory media. Today, the way we create, consume, and connect with each other changes by the minute. It's the result of artists and storytellers of all sorts utilizing new technology, to explore new forms of creation, for a new kind of Canada. The stories they're telling here are new, but share a lot in common with the work that came before: they present distinct voices, strong points-of-view, and unique perspectives. So let the conversation begin. Scary or otherwise.
interactive - National Film Board of Canada At the NFB we like change. For 70 years we've experimented, innovated, and produced a legacy of technical and creative firsts in cinema, animation, and documentary. Think McLaren, Lipsett, Brittain, and Jutra; Stereoscopic 3d, VTR, and participatory media. Today, the way we create, consume, and connect with each other changes by the minute. It's the result of artists and storytellers of all sorts utilizing new technology, to explore new forms of creation, for a new kind of Canada. The stories they're telling here are new, but share a lot in common with the work that came before: they present distinct voices, strong points-of-view, and unique perspectives. So let the conversation begin. Scary or otherwise.
blog: How to use OKRs for planning Ready to start? If you’re interested in trying out OKR goal setting in your own organization, you’ll need the right OKR goals software to set and track your objectives across your entire team. Check out this guide on How to Use OKRs in Wrike: A 6-Step Guide + OKR Template, then start your free Wrike trial to get up and running fast. Source: Google Ventures’ Startup Lab Workshop: How Google Sets Goals Many leading companies tout OKRs for successful annual and quarterly planning; in fact Google credits the process with fueling their exponential growth and success. “What are OKRs, anyway?” OKR, which stands for Objectives and Key Results, is a planning and goal setting technique made famous by Intel and Google. OKRs are set at the company, team, and individual level. OKRs must be: 1. 2. 3. 4. For a comprehensive look at how Google uses OKRs, check out this explanatory video (1:21:49): "How Do I Grade Myself?" When it comes to your OKR performance evaluation, stick to the numbers.
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Art F City — New York art news and reviews. largehearted boy: a music and literature blog How to set up a password manager. iStock You use the same password for lots of different websites. It’s OK. Everyone does it. No matter how many times your IT guy, nerdy friend, or even Slate tells you to use a different password on every site, no one does it because it would be too hard to keep track of all of them. Of course, as numerous hacks of large companies over the years remind you, if you use the same password on your bank account that you use for buying a framed picture of your dog, then someone who hacks the framing site will also have the credentials to get into your bank account. That’s where a password manager comes in handy. Step 1: Choose a password manager. Step 2: Download and install the app and its various other accessory apps. As part of the installation, you’ll be asked to come up with a master password. Step 3: I recommend that you write that one important password down on a piece of paper, put it in a locked box, and reveal its location to one person you would trust with all your money. 1Password
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