Decision Making

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  Brainware — Authority: 123
  We shall not cease from exploration, And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we started, And know the place for the first time. T. S. Eliot.  “Little Gidding.” I’m at a unique place in my adulthood, facing a life-changing event.  A little over ten months ago my beloved partner and wife was ...
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• Shaping personal health budgets: a view from the top

  
  Fade Library — Authority: 143
  Title: Shaping personal health budgets: a view from the top The Skinny: Presents the opinions of local health and social care leaders on the future of personal health budgets.  It details their understanding of the key issues, as well as their expectations, hopes and doubts. Publisher: NHS Confederation ...
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• New Site Promises to Help in Search for Perfect Gadget

  
  The Mobile Fun Blog — Authority: 145
  The holidays are coming up and you’re eager to find the perfect gadget as a gift to someone special or yourself. The problem is with all the different brand names, specifications, price differences, and hype, how do you find the right product for the job? Let’s face it, tech can be expensive and there’s nothing ...
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• LEADERSHIP = SALESMANSHIP

  
  Hal Alpiar's Blog — Authority: 126
  Leaders who fail to sell                                              fail as leaders.     ...
  14 hours ago

• Wassup with the VUW School of Gender & Women’s Studies?

  
  g.blog — Authority: 413
  Most of you know I’m currently an academic feminist. If it had been up to the VUW Academic Board, this would not be so. At long last, Dr Lesley Hall has been confirmed in her position for another year, and the undergraduate papers in the School of Gender & Women’s Studies (GWS) will remain. Great news, I ...
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• Robert Benjamin on the Irrational Rationality of Mediation Models

  
  Cross Collaborate — Authority: 106
  Robert Benjamin recently published another of his typically thoughtful and provocative essays at Mediate.com . On Becoming a Rationally Irrational Mediator/Negotiator is the first part of an ambitious five-part series on the role of the irrational in conflict resolution. In this first installment, Benjamin sets the ...
  16 hours ago

• FFGeekSmackdown Update

  
  The Fantasy Football Geek Blog — Authority: 501
  As I mentioned last week, Brandon and I wound up squaring off in the first round of both of our biggest leagues. Heading into the Monday night game, a split looks pretty likely. Both matchups are still technically up for grabs, but Brandon’s in better shape than me overall – his lead in our keeper [...]
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• A Formula For Business Success

  
  Business Leader Success Articles — Authority: 120
  Meetings, meetings, meetings, that’s all the life of a business leader seems to be, a long series of meetings, but what good do they do. Everybody comes to the meetings with a preconceived idea of what the meetings are about and as to what the outcome will be. They have their own opinions and points of view and are ...
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• The Power Of Less To Get More Done

  
  Tickled By Life — Authority: 112
  I am obsessed with the essential. “We don’t need it,” or “Get rid of it,” and “No thank you,” are guiding mantras around my household. But I’m suspect of time management gurus, especially ones who espouse simplicity as a way of life and who are successful. Success breeds complexity. Do you really ...
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• Windmill 2009: NHS response to the financial storm

  
  Fade Library — Authority: 143
  Title: Windmill 2009: NHS response to the financial storm The Skinny: Uses a behavioural simulation – Windmill 2009 to understand an analysis of what will be required if health and social care systems are to respond effectively to the major challenges that lie ahead. We identify key themes and recommendations ...
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• Design Thinking

  
  Combat Consulting — Authority: 386
  I am currently crunching through Steve Litt’s brilliant series of books on Troubleshooting . I am hugely into general problem solving frameworks and his Universal Troubleshooting Process (UTP) is one of my favourites. Today, whilst clearing my backlog on Instapaper I came across this Wired.com piece on ...
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• Why College Degrees Are Meaningless

  
  Hal Alpiar's Blog — Authority: 126
  You’re going to work for a                                                   living SOME where, right?                                                     Recommended: Print & pass to a business ...
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• Too Much For The Whistle

  
  Kevin Stilley Dot Com — Authority: 144
  (An excerpt from a letter of Benjamin Franklin to Madame Brillon, written in 1779.) I am charmed with your description of Paradise, and with your plan of living there; and I approve much of your conclusion, that, in the meantime, we should draw all the good we can from this world. In my opinion we might all draw more ...
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• Heidelcast Episode 12: The Secret of Knowing God’s Will (pt 4)

  
  Heidelblog — Authority: 565
  Heidelcast 12-The Secret of Knowing God’s Will (pt 4)We like the idea of special, individualized messages from God about our particular circumstance or question. We don’t much like the idea of struggling in prayer and thought over what is the wisest course but as important as the Reformed doctrine of illumination ...
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• Tiger: His Ethics and Ours

  
  Brainware — Authority: 123
  In another of those seemingly endless notes and columns about Tiger Woods sexual escapades, a Wall Street Journal editor commented on an airport ad that featured Tiger on the golf course, staring down a chasm, searching for something he lost, presumably a golf ball.  The caption read, "Its what you do next that ...
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• Comments from Copenhagen

  
  g.blog — Authority: 413
  It’s half way through my fourth day in Copenhagen, and I know I’m in the time zone because I am starved and it’s actually lunchtime! We had an awsome march through Copenhagen yesterday. Four and a half hours across town with 100,000 people from around the globe. Jeanette, Kennedy and I marched with the New ...
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• GOP fashion statement

  
  gary scott — Authority: 429
  The Orange County Register snapped a shot of Irvine Councilman and Assembly candidate Steven Choi wearing a picture of Nancy Pelosi as Joseph Stalin on his back. The indecorous decoration angered liberal blogger Dan Chmielewski: To portray Pelosi as Stalin, a mass murderer of millions during his reign of power, is ...
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• Critical Thinking: Distinguishing Between Inferences and Assumptions

  
  Simoleon Sense — Authority: 513
  Hope you are enjoying your weekend. Click Here To Read: Critical Thinking: Distinguishing Between Inferences and Assumptions Introduction (Via Critical Thinking.org) To be skilled in critical thinking is to be able to take one’s thinking apart systematically, to analyze each part, assess it for quality and ...
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• First new EU summit shows old indecision (AP)

  
  enUws — Authority: 466
  AP – The European Union was supposed to make a decisive show of unity at its first summit since sweeping reforms streamlined Read the original here: (AP)"> (AP)">First new EU summit shows old indecision (AP)
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• Video: Flight 1549 The Miracle On The Hudson -Expertise & Decision Making In A Moment Of Danger

  
  Simoleon Sense — Authority: 513
  Very interesting discussion of expertise from Chesley Sullenberger the hero of Flight 1549. For those of you interested in deliberate practice,talent is over rated,  and Malcolm Gladwell’s outliers- this talk highlights the decision making of an experienced pilot in a time of crisis. I recommend fast forwarding ...
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