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Why is Laura chewing on her fingernails? Domestic troubles?
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Hi,
It's a big part of your success as Developer here is a good article I think we all should read it.
Stress Management[^]
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I think the best stress management method is not to get stressed. Oh, what the heck. Who cares anyway ...
CQ de W5ALT
Walt Fair, Jr., P. E.
Comport Computing
Specializing in Technical Engineering Software
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Walt Fair, Jr. wrote: Who cares anyway ...
Chill, do not stress about it  
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Why break the chain of action? For centuries we are managing the stress just fine...
Just pass on the stress given by the person who you work for to the person working for you, solved!
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Good Article Suvabrata.Thanks for share with us 
Nothing is Impossible for Willing Heart.
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Welcome...
Life is all about share and care...
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I always find the 20/80 rule to come in handy for time management.
If you need to hand in any work (to your boss, your client, ...) make sure to ask feedback when your 80% ready (and thus only spent 20% of your time). If you're on the "wrong" track you didn't lose 80% of your time finishing something that has to be redone anyway AND you can probably save additional time of the remaining 80% from the pointers you received from the feedback.
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With all the respect, I have a much better way - I'm walk out of the office every time somebody try to stress me with his problem, and telling him call to me when he calmed down...
After 15 years it has a magical effect - when someone want to talk me, he takes a deep breath to cal himself down and then addresses me...
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Even easier just turn to drink ![Beer | [beer]](https://www.codeproject.com/script/Forums/Images/beer.gif)
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Fascinating short file on the discovery of Mandelbrot Fractals with sound track by David Gilmour.
clickity[^]
The sound track alone is worth price of admission.
modified 6-Jan-14 23:27pm.
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Here[^] is Australia's contribution to the world of right wing nut jobs. Read the reviews. 'This book saved my marriage' is so funny, I nearly choked.
Christian Graus
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They are everywhere. Australian common sense usually triumphs. I must be an optimist.
Peter Wasser
Art is making something out of nothing and selling it.
Frank Zappa
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I hope so, but, for now, a majority voted this clown in to power.
It's clearly a rich vein of comedy, though.
Christian Graus
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A nutter in parliament is quite common. Cori's not an orphan. His views are extreme even for his mates. Paying money for his book is a worry.
Peter Wasser
Art is making something out of nothing and selling it.
Frank Zappa
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Yes, I doubt they've sold as many copies as there are reviews, or even half that.
Christian Graus
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Christian, I thought of you as an Australian contribution, even though I am not sure of your chirality, since it's so often reversed south of the equator
By the way, I suspect the demographic distribution of nut jobs is rather independent of nationality, but, of course systematic research is made almost impossible by the staggering number of people who succeed in convincing themselves, and others, they are "normal," many of whom are elected to high office where their insane actions are perceived as "business as usual."
“There are obvious things, and there are many obvious things no one tried, because no one needed to try them.” Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov, January 1, 2014
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BillWoodruff wrote: By the way, I suspect the demographic distribution of nut jobs is rather independent of nationality,
I suspect that's true, but the system seems to accept/embrace them more so in the USA.
Christian Graus
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"If you are walking around with a hammer, everything looks like nails."
Abraham Maslow
“There are obvious things, and there are many obvious things no one tried, because no one needed to try them.” Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov, January 1, 2014
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No, they're just defined differently here.
In the US if you believe in personal responsibility and capitalism the left calls you a "nut job" and lumps you in with all the religious zealots who are trying to hijack true conservatism.
IMHO the US's left wing is far more dangerous and "nutty" than the right. We're currently creating a nation of people who believe they are not responsible for anything and require the government to even survive. Our founding fathers would not be pleased.
Government is not reason; it is not eloquent; it is force. Like fire, it is a dangerous servant and a fearful master. ~ George Washington
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Mike Mullikin wrote: Our founding fathers would not be pleased.
The recourse to the founding fathers is almost always specious. It's a 'call to antiquity' and usually divorced from reality.
Christian Graus
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Sure... drag the US into your complaints about an Australian and then ignore one of the few serious responses. Typical.
Government is not reason; it is not eloquent; it is force. Like fire, it is a dangerous servant and a fearful master. ~ George Washington
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Well, on the one hand, I think Australia has issues because we're following the road the USA has taken. This is OUR fault, but it's still true that the US is a signpost.
"In the US if you believe in personal responsibility and capitalism the left calls you a "nut job" and lumps you in with all the religious zealots who are trying to hijack true conservatism."
Well, I suspect you are right. I suspect there's plenty of people whose views are not as nutty as the extremists who get all the air time. The thing is, because those people get the air time, it's not an unreasonable assumption. It's up to you to disprove it.
I'm also not sure I am comfortable with 'believe in personal responsibility and capitalism'. If you believe that capitalism only hurts those who deserve to be hurt, then I disagree. Either way, I think it's not an unbalanced description of your position.
Was that rational enough for you ? :P
Christian Graus
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Christian Graus wrote: we're following the road the USA has taken
I don't believe its quite so linear. The US didn't blaze some trail that others are following.
Christian Graus wrote: It's up to you to disprove it.
Huh?
Christian Graus wrote: I'm also not sure I am comfortable with 'believe in personal responsibility and capitalism'.
What's not to be comfortable with? Do you believe that people are responsible for their own actions / inactions? Do you prefer capitalism or some other economic system?
Christian Graus wrote: If you believe that capitalism only hurts those who deserve to be hurt, then I disagree.
Not sure where you got that. People and companies (read General Motors, Chrysler, and all big banks) should be allowed to fail when they screw up. Thats the only way something better can rise from the ashes. Capitalism only works if there is true risk along with the chance for reward. On an individual level people also need to be allowed to fail. Charity and not government should be their salvation.
Government is not reason; it is not eloquent; it is force. Like fire, it is a dangerous servant and a fearful master. ~ George Washington
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