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Forget What You Learned in Grade School: Five Teamwork Myths
Forget What You Learned in Grade School: Five Teamwork MythsCollege 2.0, overcompensating?Having just graduated with a degree in computer science, I learned a different set of 5 myths, they are:1) Teams are always bad2) Reaching consensus is always a waste of time3) "I" is the only team you can count...
Tags: Team management, Ego, team, teamwork
Discussion threads 2007-08-09
Generalizations About Investing
This article is about the investments related to mutual funds. It defines about the Generalizations of the investment that can be handle things. Take the generalizations in the language of investing The article explain this term with the help of example...
Tags: Mutual funds, Retirement plans, mutual fund, generalization, investment, stock
White papers 2003-01-01

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Maui Wowi Hawaiian Inks New Master Franchise Pact with Dubai Enterprises
FOOD AND BEVERAGE CLOSE-UP-8 June 2009-Maui Wowi Hawaiian Inks New Master Franchise Pact with Dubai EnterprisesC2008 - CloseUpMedia - newsdesk@closeupmedia.com Maui Wowi Hawaiian, a destination for authentic Hawaiian products on the mainland, announced it has expanded its worldwide corporate ohana to the United Arab Emirates...
Articles 2009-06-08
The guns of empire: 18th century martial muskets
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The period from roughly 1689 to 1815 was often called "The 2nd 100 Years War," because of a constant state of belligerency between England and France. It eventually involved the major European nations in a worldwide conflict over colonial possessions and ascendancy. The smoothbore,...
Articles 2008-08-01
The business of practice … meets the business of ammunition
With the current costs of ammunition it is often hard to justify casual shooting or sometimes even defensive practice in addition to the overall general cost of just day-to-day living. Ammunition costs went up a nominal 11 percent in January and we can expect another price increase towards the middle...
Articles 2008-08-01
Real cowboy loads for the .45 Colt: bring back a little originality to your handloads
Real Cowboys used black powder loaded .45s. The smokeless powder era didn't really come in until the dawn of the 20tb century and cowboying as we generally visualize it, had mostly disappeared into the dust of history. Smokeless powder became firmly entrenched in the first decade of the century, however,...
Articles 2008-07-01
Refinish or no?
Q: My dad has a pre '64 Model 70. The stock is looking tired and my brother and I would like to have it refinished for our dad. Do you know who would be a good person to send the stock too? John Eisiminger via e-mail...
Articles 2008-07-01
Affordable home defense: it doesn't need to cost as much as you think
In talking with the general public or (heaven forbid!) reading an Internet forum discussion, there is often an inference the firearm manufacturers and the gun magazine people are in cahoots with each other to market products or concepts that might be self serving. Well, in all candor and in fact...
Articles 2008-07-01
Madness!
Just a few comments about your reply to my letter, "Madness" in the June issue. The general public sees the Remington Model 7400 and sees a rifle that resembles 99 percent of all hunting rifles. They look at an AR-15 clones and see images of Americans in Viet Nam, Iraq,...
Articles 2008-07-01
Blow hards
First, I wanted to compliment you in general on the continued excellence of American Handgunner magazine, and in particular the article, "Who are these guys?" (March/April 2008). It was interesting to read about the different backgrounds/career paths of your team of writers and your personal friendship and/or respect for them...
Articles 2008-07-01
Canada honours Gurkhas
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The Canadian Chief Defence Staff, General Rick Hillier, presented Canadian Forces Unit Commendation to the Commanding Officer of the 1st Lieutenant Colonel Jonny Bourne, The citation for the award stressed the 'outstanding elan and extemporary combat skills of the Gurkhas, who have been bash in Kandahar...
Articles 2008-07-01
The finger
As a subscriber to several of the most prominent firearms-related publications, I often notice criticism of ads or pictures in which the model's finger is shown on the trigger. Such was the case in a letter which criticized the Kahr Arms ad in your Jan/Feb 2008 issue. As a person...
Articles 2008-07-01
EAA's EZ9: easy to like
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] In the April of 2007, Zastava Arms of Serbia. formerly Crvena Zastava, introduced the forth generation of the CZ99 pistol. Tagged the CZ05, this double action pistol differs from earlier variations by addition of a picatinny-type accessory rail in the front of the alloy frame. Other...
Articles 2008-07-01
Old School Gunology
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] With the explosion of polymer pistols and a general movement to a more synthetic life, I've still found many old-school sixgunner/revolver guys--like me--keep getting our hearts tugged back toward wood and steel. I understand the fact polymer is nice, light and gets the job done: but...
Articles 2008-07-01
Protein powder rules! Halt in the name of growth! Use these 12 guidelines to get the most out of your daily protein shakes
LIFE IS FULL OF RULES. They guide our behavior, influence our choices and generally make it possible to live in close proximity to one another without. You know, breaking laws. For the most part, living long enough to see adulthood means we've successfully internalized life's most basic rules...
Articles 2008-07-01
Bench coaches: more than just a side job: manager's trusted confidant has evolved as an aide who holds many duties including being a second set of eyes and ears for his field boss
FIRST BENCH COACH? JOHNNY Pesky said it could have been him. When Ted Williams was named manager of the Washington Senators before the 1969 season, one of the first calls he placed was to Pesky. "I was doing radio and TV for the Red Sox," the...
Articles 2008-07-01
Questions & answers with former Yankee Bobby Murcer: All-Star outfielder revives his memories of Mickey Mantle and Thurman Munson, and names Mickey Lolich his toughest pitching opponent
BOBBY MURCER PLAYED 17 YEARS in the majors including 13 seasons with the Yankees, batting .277 with 252 home runs, 1,043 RBI and one Gold Glove while being named to five All-Star squads. After he retired as a player in 1983, he became a member of the Yankees...
Articles 2008-07-01
2008 Ad
These are not ordinary athletes. They are the best of the best. For some of them, this summer's 2008 Olympics in Beijing will be their third attempt at the coveted gold, silver or bronze medals. Others will be virgins to the worldwide ultimate competition. Yet all are determined...
Articles 2008-07-01
Thread shed
The revamped Elwood team grabbed another eco-soldier in the form of Aberdeen, Scotland's John Rattray, who will join Kenny, Pops, Silas and the rest of the boys in wearing comfortable, stylish threads with a focus on function and understated sophistication. When you think of hard-partying Australian skateboarding hooligan...
Articles 2008-07-01
Editors' note
WHEN WE TOOK the reins of this magazine nearly two years ago, the press response was not altogether kind. Two editors obviously meant a "power vacuum," wrote Jon Carroll of the San Francisco Chronicle. Two female editors? "Cue the cat reorws and hisses!" snarked the New York Press' Hype Stalker....
Articles 2008-07-01
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