Horseshit
Quote:
Originally Posted by XXXXDesire
.. Here is WHY: Because to a lot of other types out there "meh" or "It is okay. I don't care" actually says "I don't care about YOU enough to take the time to share my feelings or opinion. You mean nothing to me, so I don't want to tell you." It also says "I don't trust you enough to take the time to tell you what I think or feel." So think about that first before you tell someone "meh, whatever" next time.
Excuse me, this is Horseshit (ESFJ). Turtle lore (> ENTP) says we do not want our head kicked in or our shell caved in because you disagree.
Most likely you go your way and I'll go mine. To care is to murder. Death by kindness from an non-kindred spirit.
Stop trying to make people be just like you. Its an insult.
What do you reckon?
Its hard to tell.
http://personalitycafe.com/intp-forum-thinkers/1121-what-pisses-you-off-about-intps-9.html#post454332
Sunday, 30 May 2010
Saturday, 29 May 2010
Ingénue
The ingénue (pronounced /ˈænʒənuː/) is a stock character in literature, film, and a role type in the theatre; generally a girl or a young woman who is endearingly innocent and wholesome.
Typically, the ingenue is beautiful, gentle, sweet, virginal, and often naïve, in mental or emotional danger, or even physical danger, usually a target of The Cad; whom she may have mistaken for The Hero. Due to lack of independence, the ingenue usually lives with her father or a father figure (although in some rare cases she lives with a mother figure). The vamp is often a foil for the ingenue (or the damsel in distress, for that matter).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingenue_(stock_character)
Typically, the ingenue is beautiful, gentle, sweet, virginal, and often naïve, in mental or emotional danger, or even physical danger, usually a target of The Cad; whom she may have mistaken for The Hero. Due to lack of independence, the ingenue usually lives with her father or a father figure (although in some rare cases she lives with a mother figure). The vamp is often a foil for the ingenue (or the damsel in distress, for that matter).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingenue_(stock_character)
Wednesday, 26 May 2010
Arbeit Macht Frei
'Arbeit Macht Frei' which means 'Work Brings Freedom'.
http://www.circlecity.co.uk/wartime/holocaust/death_camp.php
http://www.circlecity.co.uk/wartime/holocaust/death_camp.php
What is the difference between a Racehorse and a Donkey? (Figurative Language)
Figurative Language (Metaphorical Fantasy) Example
Are you Autistic (Asperger's) and do you understand Mister Jones?
e.g.
What is the difference between a Racehorse and a Donkey?
Answer:
A Donkey has Big Ears.
What does it mean?
I think this is the world of the ESFJ or is it the INTP?
Alternative:
Do you Listen to the Orchestra or paint your Brand New Picture Book?
Are you Autistic (Asperger's) and do you understand Mister Jones?
e.g.
What is the difference between a Racehorse and a Donkey?
Answer:
A Donkey has Big Ears.
What does it mean?
I think this is the world of the ESFJ or is it the INTP?
Alternative:
Do you Listen to the Orchestra or paint your Brand New Picture Book?
Its Fantastic
Its Fantastic
What word immediately conjures up into your mind. If this to do with your work of art, masterpiece, what do you think?
Context example: "A photograph of a Butterfly"
Fantastic
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fantastic
The fantastic genre can be subtly seen in works where the reader has a sense of confusion about the work and whether or not the described phenomenon was real. Todorov states that this genre never solely encompasses a novel as the ending always drives the hesitation towards one of two decisions which he titles as the uncanny or the marvelous. The uncanny, wherein the phenomenon turns out to have a rational explanation such as in the Gothic works of Ann Radcliffe; or the marvelous, where there truly is a supernatural explanation for the phenomenon:
The fantastic requires the fulfillment of three conditions. First, the text must oblige the reader to consider the world of the characters as a world of living persons and to hesitate between a natural or supernatural explanation of the events described. Second, this hesitation may also be experienced by a character; thus the reader's role is so to speak entrusted to a character, and at the same time the hesitation is represented, it becomes one of the themes of the work -- in the case of naive reading, the actual reader identifies himself with the character. Third, the reader must adopt a certain attitude with regard to the text: he will reject allegorical as well as "poetic" interpretations.
Relative Genres
There is no truly typical "fantastic story", as the term generally discusses works of the horror or gothic genre. But two representative stories might be:
Algernon Blackwood's story "The Willows", where two men traveling down the Danube River are beset by an eerie feeling of malice and several improbable setbacks in their trip; the question that pervades the story is whether they are falling prey to the wilderness and their own imaginations, or if there really is something horrific out to get them.
Edgar Allan Poe's story "The Black Cat," where a murderer is haunted by a black cat; but is it revenge from beyond the grave, or just a cat?
What word immediately conjures up into your mind. If this to do with your work of art, masterpiece, what do you think?
Context example: "A photograph of a Butterfly"
Fantastic
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fantastic
The fantastic genre can be subtly seen in works where the reader has a sense of confusion about the work and whether or not the described phenomenon was real. Todorov states that this genre never solely encompasses a novel as the ending always drives the hesitation towards one of two decisions which he titles as the uncanny or the marvelous. The uncanny, wherein the phenomenon turns out to have a rational explanation such as in the Gothic works of Ann Radcliffe; or the marvelous, where there truly is a supernatural explanation for the phenomenon:
The fantastic requires the fulfillment of three conditions. First, the text must oblige the reader to consider the world of the characters as a world of living persons and to hesitate between a natural or supernatural explanation of the events described. Second, this hesitation may also be experienced by a character; thus the reader's role is so to speak entrusted to a character, and at the same time the hesitation is represented, it becomes one of the themes of the work -- in the case of naive reading, the actual reader identifies himself with the character. Third, the reader must adopt a certain attitude with regard to the text: he will reject allegorical as well as "poetic" interpretations.
Relative Genres
There is no truly typical "fantastic story", as the term generally discusses works of the horror or gothic genre. But two representative stories might be:
Algernon Blackwood's story "The Willows", where two men traveling down the Danube River are beset by an eerie feeling of malice and several improbable setbacks in their trip; the question that pervades the story is whether they are falling prey to the wilderness and their own imaginations, or if there really is something horrific out to get them.
Edgar Allan Poe's story "The Black Cat," where a murderer is haunted by a black cat; but is it revenge from beyond the grave, or just a cat?
The Manchurian Candidate
The Manchurian Candidate (2004 film)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Manchurian Candidate
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Manchurian_Candidate_(2004_film)
The Manchurian Candidate is a 2004 American thriller film based on the 1959 novel of the same name by Richard Condon, and a reimagining of the previous 1962 film.
There is a message in this film I saw recently.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Manchurian Candidate
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Manchurian_Candidate_(2004_film)
The Manchurian Candidate is a 2004 American thriller film based on the 1959 novel of the same name by Richard Condon, and a reimagining of the previous 1962 film.
There is a message in this film I saw recently.
Figurative Language
Literal and Figurative Language
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
(Redirected from Figurative language)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Figurative_language
Literal and figurative language is a distinction in traditional systems for analyzing language. Literal language refers to words that do not deviate from their defined meaning. Figurative language refers to words, and groups of words, that exaggerate or alter the usual meanings of the component words. Figurative language may involve analogy to similar concepts or other contexts, and may involve exaggerations. These alterations result in figures of speech.
Details and examples
In traditional analysis, words in literal expressions denote what they mean according to common or dictionary usage, while the words in figurative expressions connote—they add layers of meaning. To convert an utterance into meaning, the human mind requires a cognitive framework, made up of memories of all the possible meanings that might be available to apply to the particular words in their context. This set of memories will give prominence to the most common or literal meanings, but also suggest reasons for attributing different meanings, e.g., the reader understands that the author intended it to mean something different.
For example, the sentence, "The Ground is thirsty", is partly figurative. "Ground" has a literal meaning, but the ground is not alive and therefore neither needs to drink nor feels thirst.
cf.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metaphor
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
(Redirected from Figurative language)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Figurative_language
Literal and figurative language is a distinction in traditional systems for analyzing language. Literal language refers to words that do not deviate from their defined meaning. Figurative language refers to words, and groups of words, that exaggerate or alter the usual meanings of the component words. Figurative language may involve analogy to similar concepts or other contexts, and may involve exaggerations. These alterations result in figures of speech.
Details and examples
In traditional analysis, words in literal expressions denote what they mean according to common or dictionary usage, while the words in figurative expressions connote—they add layers of meaning. To convert an utterance into meaning, the human mind requires a cognitive framework, made up of memories of all the possible meanings that might be available to apply to the particular words in their context. This set of memories will give prominence to the most common or literal meanings, but also suggest reasons for attributing different meanings, e.g., the reader understands that the author intended it to mean something different.
For example, the sentence, "The Ground is thirsty", is partly figurative. "Ground" has a literal meaning, but the ground is not alive and therefore neither needs to drink nor feels thirst.
cf.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metaphor
Home Education College Profiles (via Jobsite)
Logical Person
You have an organised and logical turn of mind and will probably be happier to work behind the scenes rather than directly with customers or clients of a business. You probably prefer to have a defined set of tasks to complete and a timetable in which to complete them and you may well thrive on meeting deadlines! On the down side, you may find that dealing with other peoples’ problems or emotions a bit trying so it would suit you better to steer away from a job where you had to deal with these sorts of challenges. You probably enjoy making things work and understanding how they work so dealing with technical issues will probably give you an interesting challenge.
The courses that you could consider taking are: Sage Computerised Book-Keeping, Sage Payroll, Practical Book-Keeping, Chartered Insurance Institute Certificate in Financial Administration, or one of the computing courses for example CompTIA A+, CompTIA network +, Microsoft Desktop Support Technician or Computer Programming Visual basic.net.
Social Person
You will be ideally suited to a career where keeping customers happy is important to you. They also show that you have good organizational skills so you will be a useful member of a team where systems and processes are in place, although you won’t be the most organised person there! It is unlikely that you will be happy working exclusively with technology, although you will be happy to use it to get the job done. Working with your instinct will come easily to you and talking things over with friends and colleagues is also important for you.
You could consider career options where the focus is on working with other people, so the courses that will work best for you are: Professional Development Courses such as Personnel Skills or Life coaching. The Chartered Institute of Marketing Certificate blends commercial and creative skills with a focus on the customer. Alternatively our social care courses develop skills in understanding how people work to make you even more effective at working with other people. Our introduction to counselling, child day care, child psychology, criminology or psychology courses would all fit your preferred style.
http://www.homelearningcollege.com/CareerQuiz/social.html
Organiser
Your preference for organisation will make you a really valuable member of any team where systems and processes are important. Because you like to have time to deal with problems thoroughly, deadlines may give you cause for concern, but, as long as you have enough time to deal with your work, you will feel more comfortable.
If your focus is more around organizing others then a career in management might be for you – consider our business courses to take the first step e.g. business management, business essentials, and business communications. If you would like to work in a specialist area within a company, your preference to organising will make the following options ideal for you: Chartered Insurance Institute Certificate in Financial Administration, Chartered Institute of Marketing Certificate.
Entrepreneur
Being organised and having processes to follow is probably not too important to you, you are happy to be free spirit and go with your instincts and ideas. Your ideal job will be where you can be innovative and able to use your creativity to its best advantage.
You do not need to know how things work – just what they can do for you, so whilst you are probably happy to use computers and technology, they are not the most important parts of your life!
The Home Learning College courses that will suit you best are: Professional Development Courses, Business and Travel courses, and Microsoft Office. If you also enjoy working creatively you could also consider Adobe Dreamweaver with a view to working with websites.
You have an organised and logical turn of mind and will probably be happier to work behind the scenes rather than directly with customers or clients of a business. You probably prefer to have a defined set of tasks to complete and a timetable in which to complete them and you may well thrive on meeting deadlines! On the down side, you may find that dealing with other peoples’ problems or emotions a bit trying so it would suit you better to steer away from a job where you had to deal with these sorts of challenges. You probably enjoy making things work and understanding how they work so dealing with technical issues will probably give you an interesting challenge.
The courses that you could consider taking are: Sage Computerised Book-Keeping, Sage Payroll, Practical Book-Keeping, Chartered Insurance Institute Certificate in Financial Administration, or one of the computing courses for example CompTIA A+, CompTIA network +, Microsoft Desktop Support Technician or Computer Programming Visual basic.net.
Social Person
You will be ideally suited to a career where keeping customers happy is important to you. They also show that you have good organizational skills so you will be a useful member of a team where systems and processes are in place, although you won’t be the most organised person there! It is unlikely that you will be happy working exclusively with technology, although you will be happy to use it to get the job done. Working with your instinct will come easily to you and talking things over with friends and colleagues is also important for you.
You could consider career options where the focus is on working with other people, so the courses that will work best for you are: Professional Development Courses such as Personnel Skills or Life coaching. The Chartered Institute of Marketing Certificate blends commercial and creative skills with a focus on the customer. Alternatively our social care courses develop skills in understanding how people work to make you even more effective at working with other people. Our introduction to counselling, child day care, child psychology, criminology or psychology courses would all fit your preferred style.
http://www.homelearningcollege.com/CareerQuiz/social.html
Organiser
Your preference for organisation will make you a really valuable member of any team where systems and processes are important. Because you like to have time to deal with problems thoroughly, deadlines may give you cause for concern, but, as long as you have enough time to deal with your work, you will feel more comfortable.
If your focus is more around organizing others then a career in management might be for you – consider our business courses to take the first step e.g. business management, business essentials, and business communications. If you would like to work in a specialist area within a company, your preference to organising will make the following options ideal for you: Chartered Insurance Institute Certificate in Financial Administration, Chartered Institute of Marketing Certificate.
Entrepreneur
Being organised and having processes to follow is probably not too important to you, you are happy to be free spirit and go with your instincts and ideas. Your ideal job will be where you can be innovative and able to use your creativity to its best advantage.
You do not need to know how things work – just what they can do for you, so whilst you are probably happy to use computers and technology, they are not the most important parts of your life!
The Home Learning College courses that will suit you best are: Professional Development Courses, Business and Travel courses, and Microsoft Office. If you also enjoy working creatively you could also consider Adobe Dreamweaver with a view to working with websites.
Tuesday, 25 May 2010
Jobsite Career Quiz
Before you select your course, you may find it helpful to take our Career Quiz. It will only take you a few minutes to complete, but could point you in the direction of your new career.
http://www.homelearningcollege.com/CareerQuiz/
The Social person
This is your profile based on the answers that you gave to our Career Quiz. As individuals we all have different ways of dealing with problems and making decisions. The questionnaire was designed to make you think about how you personally prefer to relate to situations and people.
Your answers to the Career Quiz indicate you will probably be happy dealing with people in a customer facing environment.
You will be ideally suited to a career where keeping customers happy is important to you. They also show that you have good organizational skills so you will be a useful member of a team where systems and processes are in place, although you won’t be the most organised person there! It is unlikely that you will be happy working exclusively with technology, although you will be happy to use it to get the job done. Working with your instinct will come easily to you and talking things over with friends and colleagues is also important for you.
You could consider career options where the focus is on working with other people, so the courses that will work best for you are: Professional Development Courses such as Personnel Skills or Life coaching. The Chartered Institute of Marketing Certificate blends commercial and creative skills with a focus on the customer. Alternatively our social care courses develop skills in understanding how people work to make you even more effective at working with other people. Our introduction to counselling, child day care, child psychology, criminology or psychology courses would all fit your preferred style.
http://www.homelearningcollege.com/CareerQuiz/
The Social person
This is your profile based on the answers that you gave to our Career Quiz. As individuals we all have different ways of dealing with problems and making decisions. The questionnaire was designed to make you think about how you personally prefer to relate to situations and people.
Your answers to the Career Quiz indicate you will probably be happy dealing with people in a customer facing environment.
You will be ideally suited to a career where keeping customers happy is important to you. They also show that you have good organizational skills so you will be a useful member of a team where systems and processes are in place, although you won’t be the most organised person there! It is unlikely that you will be happy working exclusively with technology, although you will be happy to use it to get the job done. Working with your instinct will come easily to you and talking things over with friends and colleagues is also important for you.
You could consider career options where the focus is on working with other people, so the courses that will work best for you are: Professional Development Courses such as Personnel Skills or Life coaching. The Chartered Institute of Marketing Certificate blends commercial and creative skills with a focus on the customer. Alternatively our social care courses develop skills in understanding how people work to make you even more effective at working with other people. Our introduction to counselling, child day care, child psychology, criminology or psychology courses would all fit your preferred style.
Links to Types (Derogatory Terms)
Links to Types (Derogatory Terms)
http://personalitycafe.com/gsearch.php?cx=partner-pub-6905459736794398%3Aw7ice7-kbhr&cof=FORID%3A10&ie=UTF-8&q=THIS+IS+A+JOKE+THREAD+WHICH+I+POSTED+FOR+IN+EACH+TYPE.+DON%27T+TAKE+IT+SERIOUSLY%21+&sa=Search
http://personalitycafe.com/gsearch.php?cx=partner-pub-6905459736794398%3Aw7ice7-kbhr&cof=FORID%3A10&ie=UTF-8&q=THIS+IS+A+JOKE+THREAD+WHICH+I+POSTED+FOR+IN+EACH+TYPE.+DON%27T+TAKE+IT+SERIOUSLY%21+&sa=Search
The Sonnet
The Sonnet
Deliberate Gentle Love Dreamer (DGLD)
http://www.okcupid.com/personality?type=DGLD&g=2&o=1
Romantic, hopeful, and composed. You are the Sonnet. Get it? Composed?
Sonnets want Love and have high ideals about it. They’re conscientious people, caring & careful. You yourself have deep convictions, and you devote a lot of thought to romance and what it should be. This will frighten away most potential mates, but that’s okay, because you’re very choosy with your affections anyway. You’d absolutely refuse to date someone dumber than you, for instance.
Lovers who share your idealized perspective, or who are at least willing to totally throw themselves into a relationship, will be very, very happy with you. And you with them. You’re already selfless and compassionate, and with the right partner, there’s no doubt you can be sensual, even adventurously so.
You probably have lots of female friends, and they have a special soft spot for you. Babies do, too, at the tippy-top of their baby skulls.
Deliberate Gentle Love Dreamer (DGLD)
http://www.okcupid.com/personality?type=DGLD&g=2&o=1
Romantic, hopeful, and composed. You are the Sonnet. Get it? Composed?
Sonnets want Love and have high ideals about it. They’re conscientious people, caring & careful. You yourself have deep convictions, and you devote a lot of thought to romance and what it should be. This will frighten away most potential mates, but that’s okay, because you’re very choosy with your affections anyway. You’d absolutely refuse to date someone dumber than you, for instance.
Lovers who share your idealized perspective, or who are at least willing to totally throw themselves into a relationship, will be very, very happy with you. And you with them. You’re already selfless and compassionate, and with the right partner, there’s no doubt you can be sensual, even adventurously so.
You probably have lots of female friends, and they have a special soft spot for you. Babies do, too, at the tippy-top of their baby skulls.
Saturday, 22 May 2010
Something really Nasty happened to Felix (Dialogue: Miscellaneous Stories 2)
Something really Nasty happened to Felix
Felix (ISFP) came to the wrong door
I'll be Doggone! she said
[url=http://www.personalitypage.com/ISTJ_per.html]ISTJ Personal Growth[/url]
This thread is not about understanding the INTP but the SJ. I don't think overseer is the correct terminology, Line Manager, Landlord or Guardian fits them better.
Quiz question: How do you tell a Racehorse from a Donkey? (Both are ESFJ)
http://personalitycafe.com/sjs-temperament-forum-overseers/2587-what-goes-sjs-mind-5.html#post439344
Felix (ISFP) came to the wrong door
I'll be Doggone! she said
[url=http://www.personalitypage.com/ISTJ_per.html]ISTJ Personal Growth[/url]
This thread is not about understanding the INTP but the SJ. I don't think overseer is the correct terminology, Line Manager, Landlord or Guardian fits them better.
Quiz question: How do you tell a Racehorse from a Donkey? (Both are ESFJ)
http://personalitycafe.com/sjs-temperament-forum-overseers/2587-what-goes-sjs-mind-5.html#post439344
Friday, 21 May 2010
Dialogue (Miscellaneous Stories)
"Satin sheets, did you say?" she asked wide-eyed. "No, I said balance sheets," he explained. "And what is that entry with all the zeros after the nine?"
"That's the net profit, subject to tax," he said."Can't you transfer some of that over to professional services on the other side?" she asked "innocently".
"That's the net profit, subject to tax," he said."Can't you transfer some of that over to professional services on the other side?" she asked "innocently".
Tuesday, 18 May 2010
Unforgiven for their Abuse
Yoga teachers Joel Kramer and Diana Alstad analyse the use of unconditional love and the associated concept of forgiveness as a foundation for authoritarian control. They survey a number of religions worldwide and conclude that the imperative of forgiveness is often used by leaders to perpetrate cycles of ongoing abuse. They state that "to forgive without requiring the other to change is not only self-destructive, but ensures a dysfunctional relationship will remain so by continually rewarding mistreatment."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forgiveness#As_a_foundation_for_authoritarian_control
"I desire not the death of the wicked, but that the wicked turn from his way and live" (Ezekiel: 33, 11).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forgiveness#As_a_foundation_for_authoritarian_control
"I desire not the death of the wicked, but that the wicked turn from his way and live" (Ezekiel: 33, 11).
Monday, 17 May 2010
Poison Control
Poison Control
©2010 Gail Pursell Elliott
Extract for Review Purposes
Poison control centers are valuable for providing good information about substances that can damage us physically. Wouldn't it be great if there were poison control centers that could help us with emotional or spiritual damage in similar ways? When my children were little the local center in our community offered Mr. Yuck stickers to put on anything that was a hands off item. People and situations don't come with Mr. Yuck stickers of course but I can think of a few in my life that should have had them and I'll bet you can too. I'm also sure that there are a few people I've encountered who'd like to give me one. Fortunately, we cannot assign poison control stickers to other human beings! . Someone who is poison to one person may not be to another, rather like various allergies which in some cases can be as fatal as a poison.
Gail Pursell Elliott, "The Dignity and Respect Lady"©
Mobbing, Bullying and Harassment Expert
Professional Development - Consultant
Innovations "Training With a Can-Do Attitude"®
Box 552, Roland, IA 50236-0552
515-388-9600
www.innovations-training.com
"To be nobody but yourself - in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you like everybody else - means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight - and never stop fighting." - E.E. Cummings
©2010 Gail Pursell Elliott
Extract for Review Purposes
Poison control centers are valuable for providing good information about substances that can damage us physically. Wouldn't it be great if there were poison control centers that could help us with emotional or spiritual damage in similar ways? When my children were little the local center in our community offered Mr. Yuck stickers to put on anything that was a hands off item. People and situations don't come with Mr. Yuck stickers of course but I can think of a few in my life that should have had them and I'll bet you can too. I'm also sure that there are a few people I've encountered who'd like to give me one. Fortunately, we cannot assign poison control stickers to other human beings! . Someone who is poison to one person may not be to another, rather like various allergies which in some cases can be as fatal as a poison.
Gail Pursell Elliott, "The Dignity and Respect Lady"©
Mobbing, Bullying and Harassment Expert
Professional Development - Consultant
Innovations "Training With a Can-Do Attitude"®
Box 552, Roland, IA 50236-0552
515-388-9600
www.innovations-training.com
"To be nobody but yourself - in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you like everybody else - means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight - and never stop fighting." - E.E. Cummings
Sunday, 16 May 2010
Five Types (Profiling)
Profiling at Jobsite
Contender
As a Contender, you're likely to believe at times it is necessary for work to come before the family, with the knowledge that the family will benefit in the long run from your success.
You believe that in a world of opportunities, the strongest thrive. Fortunately, you're a person that makes things happen. You're able to set goals and focus on achieving them, not afraid to make difficult decisions or take risks. The last thing you want is a dead end job, you want to move on up and be rewarded for your efforts and ability.
Balancer
As a Balancer, you want to carefully and passionately manage your time to get the most out of your life. You want to choose a job that interests you but still allows you to balance your career with your other priorities. You appreciate this flexibility in all areas of your life, interactions and work. The best type of organisation for you is one where people are treated as the most valuable asset. You enjoy the informality, friendliness and democracy. Most of all, work is a means to an exciting end for you.
Believer
As a Believer you believe the world has almost infinite possibilities. You believe people should be pursuing their passions and not be caught up by what others say they should desire. Your entire life involves continuously having new experiences and learning from them. It is the challenge, the risk, the prospect of what you can achieve that drives you, rather than simply making money. You're a self-motivated individual driven by your passion and so need a job and environment with loose boundaries and maximum freedom.
Supporter
As a Supporter, you're very much a family person and believe they should always come before work. For you there is more to life than work and want a job where you can turn up, get a good days' work done and then go home. You don't want the extra responsibility of decision-making either, you'd rather someone else in authority told you what to do and to what standard.
You believe rules and structures within life, particularly at work, are necessary to make sure everyone knows what they need to do. You're a 'safe pair of hands' and can be depended upon by your bosses.
Survivor
As a Survivor, you have a strong focus on getting what you want and getting it quickly. You believe in the survival of the fittest, where each person needs to do what it takes to thrive. You're not afraid of taking on physical challenges or risks either. When making decisions you don't waste time doing complicated calculations, you do it on instinct, on gut feeling. In terms of work, you're not really looking for a career, just a wage - you don't mind a hard day's work for a fair day's pay.
http://www.jobsite.co.uk/home/profiling.html
Contender
As a Contender, you're likely to believe at times it is necessary for work to come before the family, with the knowledge that the family will benefit in the long run from your success.
You believe that in a world of opportunities, the strongest thrive. Fortunately, you're a person that makes things happen. You're able to set goals and focus on achieving them, not afraid to make difficult decisions or take risks. The last thing you want is a dead end job, you want to move on up and be rewarded for your efforts and ability.
Balancer
As a Balancer, you want to carefully and passionately manage your time to get the most out of your life. You want to choose a job that interests you but still allows you to balance your career with your other priorities. You appreciate this flexibility in all areas of your life, interactions and work. The best type of organisation for you is one where people are treated as the most valuable asset. You enjoy the informality, friendliness and democracy. Most of all, work is a means to an exciting end for you.
Believer
As a Believer you believe the world has almost infinite possibilities. You believe people should be pursuing their passions and not be caught up by what others say they should desire. Your entire life involves continuously having new experiences and learning from them. It is the challenge, the risk, the prospect of what you can achieve that drives you, rather than simply making money. You're a self-motivated individual driven by your passion and so need a job and environment with loose boundaries and maximum freedom.
Supporter
As a Supporter, you're very much a family person and believe they should always come before work. For you there is more to life than work and want a job where you can turn up, get a good days' work done and then go home. You don't want the extra responsibility of decision-making either, you'd rather someone else in authority told you what to do and to what standard.
You believe rules and structures within life, particularly at work, are necessary to make sure everyone knows what they need to do. You're a 'safe pair of hands' and can be depended upon by your bosses.
Survivor
As a Survivor, you have a strong focus on getting what you want and getting it quickly. You believe in the survival of the fittest, where each person needs to do what it takes to thrive. You're not afraid of taking on physical challenges or risks either. When making decisions you don't waste time doing complicated calculations, you do it on instinct, on gut feeling. In terms of work, you're not really looking for a career, just a wage - you don't mind a hard day's work for a fair day's pay.
http://www.jobsite.co.uk/home/profiling.html
I'm a Believer
The process of finding a job to suit you can be very demanding and challenging. It's more than just checking to see if you have the right skills and working out how long it will take to get to work. Our personal profile will help you to better understand yourself and assist in finding the work environment that suits you best.
http://www.jobsite.co.uk/cgi-bin/myjobsite_questionnaire.cgi
Jobsite Personal Profile
"As a Believer, it's the challenge, the risk, the prospect of what I can achieve that drives me, rather than simply making money. What motivates you?"
Keith Potts, Managing Director, Jobsite
http://www.jobsite.co.uk/cgi-bin/myjobsite_questionnaire.cgi
Jobsite Personal Profile
"As a Believer, it's the challenge, the risk, the prospect of what I can achieve that drives me, rather than simply making money. What motivates you?"
Keith Potts, Managing Director, Jobsite
Saturday, 15 May 2010
Elections 2010 Animal Portraits
What animals are allocated to the players in Elections 2010:
Nick Clegg; Beaver
David Cameron: Teddy Bear
Gordon Brown: Wolf
David Millibrand: Owl
Harriet Harman: Horse
Nick Clegg; Beaver
David Cameron: Teddy Bear
Gordon Brown: Wolf
David Millibrand: Owl
Harriet Harman: Horse
Inner World Recovery
Inner World Recovery
Enhanced dream content seems to be a function of the inner self trying to deal with bullying/trauma under the conditions of Critical Stress where the stressors cause physical and psychological illness (UK medical philosophy definition).
As stress is caused by other people or your psychic-social conditions, good dreams are a sign of possible improvement? The Millon Map proposes an interior map of behaviour when really it is just a response to psychic-social conditions (i.e. superficial).
As I have not been given any advice I have not any exterior wisdom source of how to deal with such stress intrusions. I described the trauma from the very beginning as "Heaven and Hell", certainly an orchestrated plan of intimidation by the Other. In other words, some people said out with the deliberate and premeditated decision to intimidate and bully me for their own nefarious reasons. I call this the Dark Star or "Bulls riding on the back of a Pride of Lions".
The difficulty is trying to trying to adapt to (fit your character in with) the outside world. Then comes the political climate, the politicans as social controllers. The Community Centre (the dream was real) is the community and animals are located in various compass points of psychological type/political affiliation around the centre (will the centre hold after the fire?). The types are grouped according to their psychological character types, although some (Artisans) are adaptive camp switchers.
Then the elected politicians give the good jobs to their friends (similar characters) and bully the "welas" outsiders and call them all sorts of animal names.
I cannot cut a deal if they will not even speak to me.
None of the personality type assessments are more than a guide and they do not stand up to hawk-like scrutiny. They are just a map of the surface features. But if you want to get from Hyde Park Corner to London Zoo, you don't need a map of London geology.
The Community Centre (the dream was real) is the community and animals are located in various compass points of psychological type/political affiliation around the centre (will the centre hold after the fire?).
When the centre is lost "all purpose and direction is lost"
When the centre is lost in the circle, it cannot be found except by two lines crossing each other at right angles'.
Enhanced dream content seems to be a function of the inner self trying to deal with bullying/trauma under the conditions of Critical Stress where the stressors cause physical and psychological illness (UK medical philosophy definition).
As stress is caused by other people or your psychic-social conditions, good dreams are a sign of possible improvement? The Millon Map proposes an interior map of behaviour when really it is just a response to psychic-social conditions (i.e. superficial).
As I have not been given any advice I have not any exterior wisdom source of how to deal with such stress intrusions. I described the trauma from the very beginning as "Heaven and Hell", certainly an orchestrated plan of intimidation by the Other. In other words, some people said out with the deliberate and premeditated decision to intimidate and bully me for their own nefarious reasons. I call this the Dark Star or "Bulls riding on the back of a Pride of Lions".
The difficulty is trying to trying to adapt to (fit your character in with) the outside world. Then comes the political climate, the politicans as social controllers. The Community Centre (the dream was real) is the community and animals are located in various compass points of psychological type/political affiliation around the centre (will the centre hold after the fire?). The types are grouped according to their psychological character types, although some (Artisans) are adaptive camp switchers.
Then the elected politicians give the good jobs to their friends (similar characters) and bully the "welas" outsiders and call them all sorts of animal names.
I cannot cut a deal if they will not even speak to me.
None of the personality type assessments are more than a guide and they do not stand up to hawk-like scrutiny. They are just a map of the surface features. But if you want to get from Hyde Park Corner to London Zoo, you don't need a map of London geology.
The Community Centre (the dream was real) is the community and animals are located in various compass points of psychological type/political affiliation around the centre (will the centre hold after the fire?).
When the centre is lost "all purpose and direction is lost"
When the centre is lost in the circle, it cannot be found except by two lines crossing each other at right angles'.
Friday, 14 May 2010
Ziz
In Jewish belief, Behemoth is the primal unconquerable monster of the land, as Leviathan is the primal monster of the waters of the sea and Ziz the primordial monster of the sky.
The Ziz is a giant griffin-like bird in Jewish mythology, said to be large enough to be able to block out the sun with its wingspan. It is considered a giant animal/monster corresponding to archetypal creatures. Rabbis have said that the Ziz is comparable to the Persian Simurgh. Behemoth, Leviathan and Ziz were traditionally a favorite decoration motif for rabbis living in Russia.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ziz
The Ziz is a giant griffin-like bird in Jewish mythology, said to be large enough to be able to block out the sun with its wingspan. It is considered a giant animal/monster corresponding to archetypal creatures. Rabbis have said that the Ziz is comparable to the Persian Simurgh. Behemoth, Leviathan and Ziz were traditionally a favorite decoration motif for rabbis living in Russia.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ziz
Wednesday, 12 May 2010
I'm painting the room in a colourful way
Not Just a Stakeholder
Nick the Beaver has worked hard. There are lots of stakes in the ground and it must be a Lodge.
You think you could up the stake and stash it through his heart. But the Beaver is not a Vampire and there are lots of other stakes as well. Anyrate, he will keep building them as fast as you knock them down.
Daddy, daddy tell me if you can
Why can't things be the way they were, before the war began
Come away Melinda, come in and close the door
The answer lies in yesterday, before they had the war
or
See the people standing there who disagree and never win
And wonder why they don't get in my door.
I'm painting the room in a colourful way
And when my mind is wandering
There I will go.
Nick the Beaver has worked hard. There are lots of stakes in the ground and it must be a Lodge.
You think you could up the stake and stash it through his heart. But the Beaver is not a Vampire and there are lots of other stakes as well. Anyrate, he will keep building them as fast as you knock them down.
Daddy, daddy tell me if you can
Why can't things be the way they were, before the war began
Come away Melinda, come in and close the door
The answer lies in yesterday, before they had the war
or
See the people standing there who disagree and never win
And wonder why they don't get in my door.
I'm painting the room in a colourful way
And when my mind is wandering
There I will go.
Not Just a Stakeholder
Not Just a Stakeholder
Nick the Beaver has worked hard. There are lots of stakes in the ground and it must be a Lodge.
Nick the Beaver has worked hard. There are lots of stakes in the ground and it must be a Lodge.
UK Election 2010
PM and his Deputy
The Wolf and the Mare have been replaced by the Kaola Bear and the Beaver.
Perseus Modern Animism
http://www.glaucus.org.uk/Perseus384.htm
The Wolf and the Mare have been replaced by the Kaola Bear and the Beaver.
Perseus Modern Animism
http://www.glaucus.org.uk/Perseus384.htm
Sunday, 9 May 2010
Human Development Index (HDI)
The Human Development Index (HDI) is a composite statistic used as an index to rank countries by level of "human development" and separate developed (high development), developing (middle development), and underdeveloped (low development) countries. The statistic is composed from statistics for Life Expectancy, Education, Standard of living and GDP collected at the national level using the formula given in the Methodology section below.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_Development_Index
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_Development_Index
Wednesday, 5 May 2010
Management by Discrimination
Regardless of the progress made through legislation over the years, discrimination and bigotry still exist and utilize more subtle tactics to exclude perceived undesirables from groups and organizations of all kinds. Although mobbing is usually described as a status-blind form of harassment it also can be used by some to mask discrimination directed at individuals associated with those groups protected by law. The term may be new to you, but you will quickly recognize the behavior. If you are familiar with the terms "sabotage" "set up" and "wrongful termination" you'll gain insight from this program. This offering addresses how mobbing occurs, the impact on the individual and the organization and strategies for identifying, intercepting, and preventing this behavior in the workplace.
Gail Pursell Elliott
Gail Pursell Elliott, "The Dignity and Respect Lady"©
Mobbing, Bullying and Harassment Expert
Professional Development - Consultant
Innovations "Training With a Can-Do Attitude"®
Box 552, Roland, IA 50236-0552
515-388-9600
http://www.innovations-training.com
Gail Pursell Elliott
Gail Pursell Elliott, "The Dignity and Respect Lady"©
Mobbing, Bullying and Harassment Expert
Professional Development - Consultant
Innovations "Training With a Can-Do Attitude"®
Box 552, Roland, IA 50236-0552
515-388-9600
http://www.innovations-training.com
Tuesday, 4 May 2010
A Person
Person
[< Anglo-Norman parsone, parsoune, person, persoun, Anglo-Norman and Old French, Middle French persone, personne (French personne) presence, appearance (c1135), important person (c1140 in Anglo-Norman), the body (c1170), individual human being (1174 in Anglo-Norman), person of the Trinity (1174 in Anglo-Norman), grammatical person (first half of the 14th cent. in Anglo-Norman), juridical person (1481 in Anglo-Norman) and its etymon classical Latin pers{omac}na mask used by a player, character in a play, dramatic role, the part played by a person in life, character, role, position, individual personality, juridical person, important person, personage, human being in general,
OED
[< Anglo-Norman parsone, parsoune, person, persoun, Anglo-Norman and Old French, Middle French persone, personne (French personne) presence, appearance (c1135), important person (c1140 in Anglo-Norman), the body (c1170), individual human being (1174 in Anglo-Norman), person of the Trinity (1174 in Anglo-Norman), grammatical person (first half of the 14th cent. in Anglo-Norman), juridical person (1481 in Anglo-Norman) and its etymon classical Latin pers{omac}na mask used by a player, character in a play, dramatic role, the part played by a person in life, character, role, position, individual personality, juridical person, important person, personage, human being in general,
OED
Monday, 3 May 2010
Centaurs (Astro-)
The centaurs are an unstable orbital class of minor planets named after the mythological race of centaurs. The name was chosen because they behave as half asteroid and half comet. Centaurs have transient orbits that cross or have crossed the orbits of one or more of the giant planets, and have dynamical lifetimes of a few million years.[1]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centaur_(planetoid)
Sunday, 2 May 2010
Oort Cloud
The Oort cloud (pronounced /ˈɔrt/ ort, alternatively the Öpik-Oort cloud IPA: [ˈøpik]) is a hypothesized spherical cloud of comets which may lie roughly 50,000 AU, or nearly a light-year, from the Sun.[1] This places the cloud at nearly a quarter of the distance to Proxima Centauri, the nearest extrasolar star. The Kuiper belt and scattered disc, the other two known reservoirs of trans-Neptunian objects, are less than one thousandth the Oort cloud's distance. The outer extent of the Oort cloud defines the gravitational boundary of our Solar System.[
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oort_Cloud
Playing by Ear
Can the Snake ENTP play the game by ear if he is deaf? He can just feel the vibrations (N factor).
Picture Book opens at a new page.
The fountains where the Naiades bedew
'The fountains where the Naiades bedew, their shining hair, at length drained and dried'
http://www.arcadja.com/auctions/en/stanton_rebel/artist/352690/
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