Picks and finds from Erica Tesla. Little elaboration here, kiddies; if you're looking for that, go to my blog. I largely post stuff here to distribute stuff to friends - stuff that otherwise I'd forget to IM them (or whatever) - or to save it for me, for later. Yes, I am so scatterbrained I have to blog stuff to myself.
So, once again, I figure, I’m left in the position of months of a near sedentary, non-weight bearing lifestyle…
Except, that’s complete and utter excuse-driven bullshit.
I will not allow a repeat performance. I’ve lived and breathed the right thing to do for far too many years to do the wrong thing one more time. I’m human, yes. But, I’m not willing to suffer and blame circumstances any longer. Even if it seems like every form of movement I adore has been, at least temporarily, stripped away from me.
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ISSUE #88318
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Client Issue:
“your getting than you used to be”
(That’s the entirety of the message from the client.)
Problem Point:
While it is unclear whether or not this is actually a complaint, what is clear is that the technician’s “getting” is in some way different than the technician himself was at some point in the past.
Improvement Goal:
Each technician should take better care of his “getting”, to ensure that it stops differing from how the technician used to be. That way, the technician will potentially be praised by the client with the commendation that, “your getting is now exactly the same as you are now”. And those are the type of praises that result in raises.
Funniest if you’re in corporate or government work.
With just a few weeks of training, you can learn to “see” objects in the dark using echolocation the same way dolphins and bats do.
Ordinary people with no special skills can use tongue clicks to visualize objects by listening to the way sound echoes off their surroundings, according to acoustic experts at the University of Alcalá de Henares in Spain.
