ETA: given what flea says, they're all the same person, I'm guessing.
That was my impression as well.
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ETA: given what flea says, they're all the same person, I'm guessing.
That was my impression as well.
My library class is starting to ramp up. I'm taking a 1/2 day off of work next week so I can finally get my student ID to be able to check out books, and then I have to assess the library stacks for their weeding policy before next week's class and check out a book for our first project. After that, the teacher wants to talk to me about something I mentioned in last night's class about a project we're starting here at work and the issues we're having with our outsourcing court allocations to Malaysia and automating our online searches.
We'll also be doing a group project in April, and she had us get together with our groups for the first time last night for some in-class discussion. I have to keep reminding myself to work well with others and not dominate the discussion--everyone in the group is really smart, but one is pretty quiet, another is also a bit reticent, the third is really interested in discussing stuff but gets off track, so I was working with the more reticent member to keep her reined in and focused. We gave the quiet guy the task of presenting our results to the class to draw him out more.
I don't have any hard evidence for my conclusion, I should say - just "voice". When I was looking, there were forums, and there was a thread on the history of TVTropes and somebody asking "Who was Gus, anyway." Fast Eddie did the talking there, and did discuss Gus as a deceased founder.
You just have to laugh about this part:
One day, deep in the middle of a thread about Buffy writer Tim Minear
OMG, I just read that link.
Oh good lord.
I have to keep reminding myself to work well with others and not dominate the discussion--everyone in the group is really smart, but one is pretty quiet, another is also a bit reticent, the third is really interested in discussing stuff but gets off track, so I was working with the more reticent member to keep her reined in and focused. We gave the quiet guy the task of presenting our results to the class to draw him out more.
Your instinct is good, but if you're ever in a group with deadweight (I should say when you are), don't be afraid to steamroll. Better to end up with a good project than be a good team player, sometimes.
Buffy writer Tim MinearOf course it was.
Well, this is distracting me from worrying about Casper, who got a crown today and is in pain. I actually reread the Bureaucracy thread about Gus last week while bored at work, coincidentally enough.
Buffy writer Tim Minear
Oh god, I just caught that. Heh.