Be careful of that for which you wish….you might get it.
Indeed:
Be careful of that for which you wish….you might get it.
She, of course, claims it is “Entitled White male “swagger”” that made it all work for her….not, the fact that she was decisive, didn’t try to reach a “Consensus”, wasn’t “inclusive” didn’t try to make sure everyone was satisfied…didn’t take excuses, didn’t give extended deadlines, just, like any real leader, expected results and was, like any real leader, firm and clear and gave orders…..and expected those orders to be followed. In other words, she acted like a boss and got treated like a boss. Like a leader.
Her story is a perfect example why women are “underrepresented in leadership roles”…why so few are top bosses. Why they are fewer in upper management. (Hint, it has everything to do with timidity, and culture of women and failure to take charge, and little to do with your actual physical gender).
Act like a leader, and people will follow. Act like most women do and they won’t. Assertive behavior works.
PVC? Hard to get any decent pressure to make ….well, either you understand or you don’t. I’m not gonna give any clues. Coiled wires leading to a box from the ends? Yeah, it looks like a movie version of a “bomb”…meant to be seen and identified when the package was X-rayed. I’m surprised they didn’t write “Bomb” on the side in bright red marker just to make sure that it would be identified properly.
Plus of course the “timer” as means of detonation. I’m surprised they didn’t use a “Baby Ben” alarm clock (kids, ask your parents)…..
Plus, of course, those 6 stamps…even though the packages were delivered by a courier, not the USPS.
But hey, it makes for good press don’t it? Lots of pictures and something for the Talking heads to talk about. And, of course, a mostly uneducated audience to believe.
THis one was about Nuclear Power plants….and the errors to make the plot work were….huge.
Plus, I think the intelligence level of the target audience is about 85…with a 9th grade education.
(and, the writing sucked and the acting was….marginal)
As an engineer with some small level of technical training (but a broad, if not deep, level of knowledge), I find shows like this…. poorly written and (obviously) done without a technical consultant of any kind….to be painful to watch.
But, seriously, if this “New! Hit! Series!!” is aimed at a mainstream audience (or, God help us, a new Millennial audience) then we, as a nation, are circling the rim.
I think I’m gonna have to change my routine and find something else to do on Tuesday nights..,
and they were….but the occasional (mostly not too “Occasional” though) gusts to 24 made me rethink that. On the other hand, it ain’t like I will never encounter gusty wind conditions…But I didn’t wanna waste my money and not learn anything.
However, in the end, I went up with an instructor and (mostly) hit my marks…. Crosswind shortfield landings in gusty conditions are a challenge though.
It might well be worth going through a broker and paying him/her a fee to find what I am looking for.
The scene was about a shooter. A sniper. In NYC.
And the character’s speculations about the gun used tell me that they believe that most of their audience has never held a rifle and has never read a gun magazine.
Are the majority of Americans that truly ignorant of rifles in general?
Or is it just writing by east coast urbanites trying to explain the plot details to themselves?
See how well that works for ya.
Be sure you are enrolled in ObamaCare first though.
I doubt the outcome will be what you want, though.
This time, however, everything was peaceful….’cause it stopped when there was no support from others. I expect, however, that at some point that will change.
I am only slightly less derisive of those who use them regularly in their conversations via text.
Most of us aren’t 7th grade girls, we shouldn’t act like it.
Time to Grow Up. Act your age,
Go over and check him out.
I’d post more, but I’m planning on being out all day looking at junk used airplanes