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26 November 2020 Prompted by some discussions at work, I recently read Turn the Ship Around! I enjoyed it. Here are my notes. Making followers into le... https://www.annashipman.co.uk/jfdi/turn-the-ship-around.html Anna ShipmanJFDICVEtcFollow me on TwitterTurn the Ship Around!short video (10 min)High Output Managementthe ones I asked my team when I joinedaim is to have the principal engineers on my team running the team without meWhat got you here won’t get you thereblameless post-mortemTurn the Ship Around!How to sellMeeting everyone on a new teamThe Multiple Faces of Technical LeadershipUnlocking value with durable teamsWhy and how to do annual performance reviewsA 'Hello World' mod-wsgi applicationThe difficult teenage years at Tech NottinghamSocial distancing quizSlackThe Effective ExecutiveTriggersWhat got you here won't get you thereNo next NextThe difficult teenage years: Setting tech strategy after a launchAfter the launch: the difficult teenage yearsRussell Davies's strategy adviceHow do you delegate to a group of people?Good Strategy Bad StrategyFinance for non-accountantsHow to make the most out of meetings with vendorsFinding the next level tech jobWhat I learned in six years at GDSHow to interview job applicants fairlyHigh output managementMoving SPA to HTTPSReplacing the SPA CMSUnderstanding my strengths using a Johari windowCleaning up SPA for GDPRHow coding in the open can help you release fasterDeploying to shared hosting with TravisResources for coding in the openHow to open up closed codeA year in the life of an Open Source LeadCoding in the open in government: Turing Fest talkSign up to my new mailing list!An awk command I always forgetRemoving MediaWiki from SPA: Cool URIs don't changeRemoving MediaWiki from SPA: Changes to the siteDon’t be afraid to code in the open: here’s how to do it securelyThe benefits of coding in the openBreak into public speakingCross government meetup on Open Source and SecurityJoin the SPA organising committeeWriting a business caseCome to the cross-government Open Source meetupNext steps for Open Source in governmentI am now Open Source LeadHow to blogMaking my site look better on small screensUseful questions for one-to-onesCode sharing in large organisationsChoosing Cloud Foundry for the Government Platform as a ServiceVideo of Operations: a developer's guideSlides and links from Operations: a developer's guideA PaaS for GovernmentLooking at open source PaaS technologiesBuilding a platform to host digital servicesA career path for technologists at GDSTips on writing a technical CVHow to raise a good pull requestStaying technicalWhat is a technical architect?How we moved vCloud Tools from Coding in the Open to Open SourceHow do I get more women to speak at my conference?Build Quality InSome thoughts on preparing an Ignite talkHow I keep alphagov/fog updated...Using Git to refactor vCloud Tools into separate gemsSketchnotingBuilding tools to provision our machinesRunning OSS projectsAre you thinking of speaking at a conference?Applying for a job at GDSHow Anonymous Submissions Affected Gender Balance at our ConferenceCreating a Puppet moduleSome Regex in the form of a Picture!Where Do I Start?Roof Bug-fixingUpgrading to 12.04...Partitioning!Roof HackingHow to EstimateTesting the redirectionsLearning the perlsLearning More About D3CAP again – or should that be PACELC?The CAP Theorem and MongoDBWhat Should Your Work Log Tell You?P.O.A.Would Have Been Useful to Know at My First Game JamJavaScript Talk Takes ShapePreparation Begins for the JavaScript Talk...JavaScript Visualisations ProposalMy Continuing Struggles with LinuxSorl-thumbnail Comes Back to Bite MeHow to Write Efficient CSS – Evaluation of CSSHow to Write Efficient CSS – Basic CSSA Voyage of Discovery – Upgrading Firefox Part 2Upgrading Firefox – part 1...What I have learned about folder structure today

17 September 2020 When I joined the Financial Times as Technical Director for FT.com, I inherited a team of around 50 engineers. One of the first thin... https://www.annashipman.co.uk/jfdi/meeting-everyone.html Anna ShipmanJFDICVEtcFollow me on Twitterchildren’s book publishingmasters in Software SystemsOpen Source leadcross-stitch hobbytech strategyMeeting everyone on a new teamThe Multiple Faces of Technical LeadershipUnlocking value with durable teamsWhy and how to do annual performance reviewsA 'Hello World' mod-wsgi applicationThe difficult teenage years at Tech NottinghamSocial distancing quizSlackThe Effective ExecutiveTriggersWhat got you here won't get you thereNo next NextThe difficult teenage years: Setting tech strategy after a launchAfter the launch: the difficult teenage yearsRussell Davies's strategy adviceHow do you delegate to a group of people?Good Strategy Bad StrategyFinance for non-accountantsHow to make the most out of meetings with vendorsFinding the next level tech jobWhat I learned in six years at GDSHow to interview job applicants fairlyHigh output managementMoving SPA to HTTPSReplacing the SPA CMSUnderstanding my strengths using a Johari windowCleaning up SPA for GDPRHow coding in the open can help you release fasterDeploying to shared hosting with TravisResources for coding in the openHow to open up closed codeA year in the life of an Open Source LeadCoding in the open in government: Turing Fest talkSign up to my new mailing list!An awk command I always forgetRemoving MediaWiki from SPA: Cool URIs don't changeRemoving MediaWiki from SPA: Changes to the siteDon’t be afraid to code in the open: here’s how to do it securelyThe benefits of coding in the openBreak into public speakingCross government meetup on Open Source and SecurityJoin the SPA organising committeeWriting a business caseCome to the cross-government Open Source meetupNext steps for Open Source in governmentI am now Open Source LeadHow to blogMaking my site look better on small screensUseful questions for one-to-onesCode sharing in large organisationsChoosing Cloud Foundry for the Government Platform as a ServiceVideo of Operations: a developer's guideSlides and links from Operations: a developer's guideA PaaS for GovernmentLooking at open source PaaS technologiesBuilding a platform to host digital servicesA career path for technologists at GDSTips on writing a technical CVHow to raise a good pull requestStaying technicalWhat is a technical architect?How we moved vCloud Tools from Coding in the Open to Open SourceHow do I get more women to speak at my conference?Build Quality InSome thoughts on preparing an Ignite talkHow I keep alphagov/fog updated...Using Git to refactor vCloud Tools into separate gemsSketchnotingBuilding tools to provision our machinesRunning OSS projectsAre you thinking of speaking at a conference?Applying for a job at GDSHow Anonymous Submissions Affected Gender Balance at our ConferenceCreating a Puppet moduleSome Regex in the form of a Picture!Where Do I Start?Roof Bug-fixingUpgrading to 12.04...Partitioning!Roof HackingHow to EstimateTesting the redirectionsLearning the perlsLearning More About D3CAP again – or should that be PACELC?The CAP Theorem and MongoDBWhat Should Your Work Log Tell You?P.O.A.Would Have Been Useful to Know at My First Game JamJavaScript Talk Takes ShapePreparation Begins for the JavaScript Talk...JavaScript Visualisations ProposalMy Continuing Struggles with LinuxSorl-thumbnail Comes Back to Bite MeHow to Write Efficient CSS – Evaluation of CSSHow to Write Efficient CSS – Basic CSSA Voyage of Discovery – Upgrading Firefox Part 2Upgrading Firefox – part 1...What I have learned about folder structure today

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S3E30: This Ranks as My #2 Travel Nightmare | @themindfulmigrant Comes Back for Pt. 2 by The Travel Guydes - J. Cousteau & International P

Welcome back to Meta Station, for our VERY LAST SEASON FOUR RECAP *sniffles* *wipes tear* We continue to be full of all-caps love for the bonkers action movie thrill ride of “Praimfaya” and have a great deal of high-pitched screaming about everything from the Murphy/Monty bromance we never knew we needed to how canon Bravenlarke has never felt so achievable (a fact you will hear us casually pitch to the writers no less than four separate times). Along the way, Erin names the space kids “Motleykru,” we’re hyped to finally get the Emori/Raven girl geek teamup we’ve been craving since last season, and the fact that we contained the Bellarke flails to 25 minutes out of a 4.5+ hour two-parter is honestly pretty impressive, given ALL THAT GODDAMN FACE-TOUCHING. Thank you to everyone who has come alone on this rollercoaster with us! WE LOVE YOU ALL SO MUCH IT SHOULD BE ILLEGAL _______________________________________ 0:00 – Monty & Murphy, Most Delightfully Reluctant of Bros 0:05 – “The Sad Jasper Detour”: Media Portrayals of Suicide, Time Jump Thoughts, and Our Frustration With the Show’s Occasional “One Designated Mourner Per Dead Character” Policy 0:19 – OKAY BACK TO THE MONTY AND MURPHY BROMANCE 0:22 – Y’all How Great Is Emori Gonna Be at Space 0:31 – “Motleykru” May Be Erin’s Finest Work 0:32 – “What’s Echo’s Deal?”: Our Biggest Question Mark for the Episode (Slash Season 4) (Slash Season 5) 0:43 – Contemplating the Possibilities of Becho: Romantic, Platonic, or Bellamy as Echo’s New Roan? 0:58 – The Bravenlarke Leadership Trio 1:10 – CLARKE CHOSE RAVEN FIRST! 1:16 – Hope Comes from Human Connectedness and Faith in the People You Love 1:20 – O.G. Inspirational Speech Bellamy Is Back and Better Than Ever 1:25 – IT’S TIME FOR BELLARKE FLAILS 1:28 – Future!Clarke’s Hope Comes From the People She Loves 1: 36 – How to Execute a Slow-Burn Endgame Ship, Part 1: Focusing the Finale on Clarke’s Feelings for Bellamy 1:42 – How to Execute a Slow-Burn Endgame Ship, Part 2: The Big Emotional Moment Before Ross Goes to China and Comes Back with a New Girlfriend 1:50 – OUR FOURTH AND FINAL PLEA TO THE WRITERS TO MAKE BRAVENLARKE CANON IN SEASON 5 1:55 – Nightblood! Prisoners! Eligius Mining Company! Becca! Cadogan, Maybe! HOT DAMN WHAT A TWIST 2:02 – Guys Honestly This Was Just Like . . . Such a Good Finale 2:07 – Goodbye and Thank You and We Love You and We’ll Be Back Over Hiatus WE'VE GOT A BUNCH OF FUN IDEAS

In this episode we dive into the exercise pillar of health. Learn the priority in your training for lifting, running, etc. if your goal is overall health. We discuss this over a very distinct single barrel bourbon from the Buffalo Trace Distillery. Enjoy! [2:40] The Four Pillars [3:40] Running & Strength Training [7:10] Eating, Driving & Pooping [10:00] The Treadmill Desk [10:40] Walking for Water [12:00] That’s Sad [13:05] Can’t Wipe Your Ass [13:55] It’s a Tool [14:45] SMR in the Shower [15:30] It all Comes Back to the Toilet [16:30] Pouring Gas on Your Metabolism [17:35] Where Aerobics Fit In [18:00] Just the Tip [19:00] Single Barrel Bourbon - Buffalo Trace Distillery

--{ For the RIIA/CFR and International Bankers: Long in the Making, a World for the Taking: "Soviet Rule by Council, So Doctrinarian, Comes Back via Cameron as Communitarian, He says Devolution of Power Down to Local Will be Hailed by Peasants and Country Yokel, Century of Change and Agenda Twenty-One Will Step-by-Step get Reconstruction Done, E.U. and U.N. Glad to See End of Nations, In this Feudal System We'll Know Our Stations And Everyone Must Comply and Participate, Like Solitude, Privacy? --Hmmm--Antisocial--Hate! We Must All Join in and Plan Future Together, Till the Soil, Plant Food, Watching the Weather, Then Give Crops to U.N., Ooh-Warm-Touchy-Feely, Who'll Take Lion's Share, Distribute Rest to Needy, Yes, in Harmony with Nature, Milner-Marx the Saviour, Skinny and Happy, GMO on I.Q. Modified Behaviour" © Alan Watt }-- Temporary Homes and Infrastructure in U.S. and Canada - Cities Not Maintained, Areas Planned for Demolition - Paved Roads turned to Gravel - "Communities" under Regionalism - One-Party System - UK, "The Big Society" for Communitarianism - New Soviet Rule by Councils, NGOs - EU Super-Soviet Bloc - Agenda 21, UN Quotas for Each Region - EU now Powerful Single Entity at UN - Smart Meters, Higher Energy Costs, Quotas and Cutoffs - Falling Population Levels in Europe - EU Parliament Approves More Immigration. Planned Global Food Shortages - Public Scanned with X-ray / Tetra Wave / Microwave, Dosed with Radiation - Chosen Media at Bilderberg Meeting - New Feudal System. (See http://www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com for article links.) *Title/Poem and Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - July 19, 2010 (Exempting Music, Literary Quotes, and Callers' Comments)