I've been to Argentina. I've not been to 2000 Tress. I'd go to Argentina if I were you.Pete wrote:Never been, may go next year as some mates had a very good time this year. May go to Argentina instead. We'll see.
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I have to submit my essay assignment next week, feeling bore...
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Everyone else says "TO THE FORUM" out loud when they login, right?
It's fun, especially at Starbucks*.
*when people can hear you over the freeform jazz
It's fun, especially at Starbucks*.
*when people can hear you over the freeform jazz
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Since it seems like everyone has an opinion to share on something these difficult days, I thought I'd resurrect this thread. I just want to say that I listened to Me First and the Gimmee Gimmees a lot today. I felt better. That's all.
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Holy shit.darlenet. wrote:I just want to say that I listened to Me First and the Gimmee Gimmees a lot today. I felt better. That's all.
Their live albums are the reason I know the words to so many showtunes.
Also, hi

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HaHa. They are catchy tunes! Hi, there back!!Venomous_Bear wrote: Holy shit.
Their live albums are the reason I know the words to so many showtunes.
Also, hi
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I'm so glad that I came across to this forum, hosted by Frank himself! Wow!



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Welcome, Michael! This is a pretty cool forum. There are many music lovers that have many experiences to share here. And some sarcastic "old timers" (they are my favorites) with great insight. Also a great place to trade tickets. Enjoy!michaellimn wrote:first post here yay!
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Thank you for the welcome Darlene!darlenet. wrote:Welcome, Michael! This is a pretty cool forum. There are many music lovers that have many experiences to share here. And some sarcastic "old timers" (they are my favorites) with great insight. Also a great place to trade tickets. Enjoy!michaellimn wrote:first post here yay!
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I'm definitely enjoying this place so far!

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I work for New York State government, and the way people get promotions in a civil service job is by taking a test and getting on a list. I annoyingly have to take a test in September that's scheduled the morning after a concert in Philadelphia, and the day before another one in Pittsburgh.
Here's a sample question.
You have delegated a work project to two unit supervisors and have asked them to collaborate on it. Later, you observe two employees strongly arguing about which one of them is responsible for a certain activity within the work project. The arguing employees work for different units. Which one of the following actions is most appropriate for you to take in this situation?
A. Intercede in the employees’ argument and settle it.
B. Meet with the unit supervisors of the two employees and inform them of the situation you observed.
C. Inform one unit supervisor of the situation and ask this supervisor to take care of it.
D. Set up a meeting that includes both unit supervisors and both employees to resolve the situation.
Obviously the answer is E. Back away quietly and pretend you didn't hear anything.
Here's a sample question.
You have delegated a work project to two unit supervisors and have asked them to collaborate on it. Later, you observe two employees strongly arguing about which one of them is responsible for a certain activity within the work project. The arguing employees work for different units. Which one of the following actions is most appropriate for you to take in this situation?
A. Intercede in the employees’ argument and settle it.
B. Meet with the unit supervisors of the two employees and inform them of the situation you observed.
C. Inform one unit supervisor of the situation and ask this supervisor to take care of it.
D. Set up a meeting that includes both unit supervisors and both employees to resolve the situation.
Obviously the answer is E. Back away quietly and pretend you didn't hear anything.
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I go with F. Assign people to a focus group to determine who will serve on the subcommittee. Then both groups meet back with recommendations. Which will then be not implemented until more data collection is done. By then, the project dies from inertia.reitzel6570 wrote:Obviously the answer is E. Back away quietly and pretend you didn't hear anything.
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I think it's D, but I am definitely more of an A person. Keep in mind that I have, indeed, been fired for "insubordination", after confronting my boss and having an open and frank discussion about her management style. Sooooooooreitzel6570 wrote: You have delegated a work project to two unit supervisors and have asked them to collaborate on it. Later, you observe two employees strongly arguing about which one of them is responsible for a certain activity within the work project. The arguing employees work for different units. Which one of the following actions is most appropriate for you to take in this situation?
A. Intercede in the employees’ argument and settle it.
B. Meet with the unit supervisors of the two employees and inform them of the situation you observed.
C. Inform one unit supervisor of the situation and ask this supervisor to take care of it.
D. Set up a meeting that includes both unit supervisors and both employees to resolve the situation.
Obviously the answer is E. Back away quietly and pretend you didn't hear anything.
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Actually, the correct answer is B, per this explanation: "The two unit supervisors are collaborating on the work project and therefore giving the assignments. You should meet with them and tell them about the employees’ argument. The unit supervisors should be informed about the point of contention and the fact that the two employees had a heated argument. The unit supervisors must then work out a way to handle the situation."Venomous_Bear wrote:I think it's D, but I am definitely more of an A person. Keep in mind that I have, indeed, been fired for "insubordination", after confronting my boss and having an open and frank discussion about her management style. Soooooooo
*sigh* I figure I'll be taking this test on about 5 hours sleep, and I'll probably need about 5 hours to finish. Lots of other exciting types of questions -- like the ones where you have to take 4 sentences and put them in the proper order. Should be good times.
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Good luck with your test!reitzel6570 wrote:Actually, the correct answer is B, per this explanation: "The two unit supervisors are collaborating on the work project and therefore giving the assignments. You should meet with them and tell them about the employees’ argument. The unit supervisors should be informed about the point of contention and the fact that the two employees had a heated argument. The unit supervisors must then work out a way to handle the situation."Venomous_Bear wrote:I think it's D, but I am definitely more of an A person. Keep in mind that I have, indeed, been fired for "insubordination", after confronting my boss and having an open and frank discussion about her management style. Soooooooo
*sigh* I figure I'll be taking this test on about 5 hours sleep, and I'll probably need about 5 hours to finish. Lots of other exciting types of questions -- like the ones where you have to take 4 sentences and put them in the proper order. Should be good times.

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