Coca Cola Shashlik Intrinsic Commercial Agency: Orient McCann Erickson, Orient Advertising Client: The Coca Cola Export Corporation, Pakistan
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One of the most basic questions I hear from managers is: How can I do a better job of motivating my team? Should you use a bigger carrot or a sharper stick? In Dan Pink's new book Drive and his latest TED talk he makes the distinction between extrinsic motivators like strict schedules and large bonuses and intrinsic motivators like autonomy, mastery, and purpose. He makes the case that employees performing jobs that require more than just basic cognition, are less productive when motivated by an extrinsic source than an intrinsic source. What I find most interesting about his talk are the behavioral economics behind this management style. To understand the behavioral economics behind intrinsic motivation we must first understand that the call to move to intrinsic motivators is really a call to move the employee-employer interaction from a market relationship to a social relationship. Let's look at these two types of relationships as defined by Dan Ariely in his book "Predictably Irrational". A market relationship is usually defined by the exchange of monetary currency for a product or service. In the employer-employee relationship this has been the structure for motivating people to work throughout the 19th and 20th century. The employee trades her or his time for compensation. When managers want their employees to preform better they either offer them more salary, more options, more benefits, or the thought has been they can motivate them to work harder with a stricter <b>...</b>
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Alan jammed his finger playing basketball and now can do a cool trick! His finger will be fixed soon so I wanted to share it with everyone while I could, it is called Mallet finger and this happens when the tendon on the top of the finger snaps. It does not require surgery, but it must be kept compeletly straight for 8-12 weeks so that the tendon can grow back. It has been 2 years ago now, so see the comments section to find out what happened!
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A TVC from Lowe Worldwide, Vietnam for the largest selling milk brand in Vietnam. The idea, happy cows produce the freshest milk
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fitnesseducationseminars.com Covers the role of the foot and position of the foot when performing common exercises like squats and lunges.
working with clients foot foot exercises exercises for the feet function patterns towel scrunch intrinsics of the foot long toe flexors claw toeing hammer toe quadratus plantae flexor hallicus longus abductor hallicus brevis improving foot function ball exercise for foot plantar surface of foot big toe exercises medial foot calcaneus big toe plantar fascitis big toe stabilization grounding big toe functional movement patterns toe spreading evan osar fitnessseminars
In this talk, the PTX back-end for LLVM will be discussed, including its' past, present, and future. The current status of the back-end will be explored, with an emphasis on the portions of the LLVM IR instruction set and PTX intrinsics that are currently supported during code generation. This talk will also highlight the difficulties and issues that have been discovered while writing an LLVM back-end for a virtual ISA such as PTX, such as infinite register files. Through-out the talk, examples will be provided to highlight key features of the back-end and show preliminary performance data. In addition to back-end details, this talk will also highlight the use of Clang as a front-end for generating PTX code for NVIDIA GPUs. Through the use of Clang and the CUDA Driver API, GPGPU programs can be developed that harness the optimization power of the LLVM compiler infrastructure. Finally, the talk will conclude with an exploration of the open issues that remain in the backend, and a discussion on how the back-end can be used within larger GPGPU compiler projects.
Acoustic version of "Takin' it slow" by Intrinsix (Silecta, Ella Martini, tBeat). Written and performed by Silecta (Silas Gray), Ella Martini and tBeat (Joe Porter). For more info go to www.SilectaMusic.com
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This session opens the front (not shown) releases hip, back and neck tension. Intention is on superficial fascia and creating span in sleeve structures. Core work depends on integrating the extrinsics and intrinsics muscles groups.
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Camera calibration with the OpenCV library. The Rotation and translation vector are computed after the intrinsics matrix had been initialised. OpenGL is used for the 3D representation.
simple unprojection of the depth image that is delivered from the kinect sensor back to metric 3d space. intrinsics of the kinect sensor are just estimated so far so the unprojection is not accurate. i will try a real calibration later.
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Often overlooked, the big toe is not a big joint (metatarsophalangeal joint) but vital for performance and non dysfunctional movements. Mobility is key in locomotion and reciprocal patterns with the feet like the lunges in all planes of motion. Compensations will happen when motion can't occur in this part, which can give other dysfunctions higher up in the chain, muscle or joints or both. Proper gait pattern requires ability to flex the knee to 40 degrees, the dorsiflex the ankle at minimum of 20 degrees, and to be able to extend the first MTP joint to a minimum of 65 degrees (Oatis, 2004). The inability to extend the first MTP joint due to joint degeneration, structural change, or general restriction is commonly known as hallux limitus and is often seen in running athletes who wear traditional running shoes (not all but many of them). This range of motion is very important in the grand scheme of the "Windlass Mechanism" , which is a passive loading mechanism that occurs as the calcaneus clears the ground in late stance and the weight transfers over the heads of the metatarsals. Combined, these motions load the plantar fascia and intrinsics of the foot that help to transform the foot into a stable lever off of which to push (Fuller, 2000). As demonstrated by Carlson, there seems to be an incremental, linear relationship between hallux dorsiflexion and increased tensile strength of the plantar fascia (Carlson, 2000). As you know, the plantar fascia and Medial Longitudinal <b>...</b>
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One Mother by Intrinsix (Silecta, Ella Martini, tBeat). Written and performed by Silecta (Silas Gray), Ella Martini & tBeat (Joe Porter). For more info go to www.SilectaMusic.com
One mother mutha Silecta Silas Gray Ella Martini tbeat Joe Porter Intrinsix Intrinsics Intrin6 live music acoustic Jose Gonzalez Heartbeats Mikill Pane Ed Sheeran Little Lady Silection
Closed captioning applied to "The Silent MWOD" (mobilitywod.blogspot.com The sound was muffled so I had a play with transcribing it and generating closed captions using CaptionTube (captiontube.appspot.com It's tedious, especially if you're not a touch typist but quite doable. Made it public in case anyone finds it useful.
PLAYLIST - www.youtube.com Name of Talk: Bugs, Bits and Engineering Bioforms: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Aired on C-Span May 24, 2010) on Monsanto board of directors ...Dr. George Poste - Chief Scientist for the Complex Adaptive Systems Initiative - Arizona St. University Biology Computing within Engineering Moving from the Cold War metaphor "Easy to find, hard to kill" to today "Difficult to find, easy to kill" With the new Quadrennial defense review motto "Prepare defeat disruptive other nations" 3 principles 1. Technology is moving ever faster 2. Previously disparate fields of technology are converging 3. Capabilities of mastering the acceleration of that convergence is now more broadly invested in other economic centers of power ======================================== BIOSECURITY: - urbanization of developing countries - security of the food supply - security of the water supply "Do we have enough agility in our political structure, or it is so broken that we will not be able to have sufficient agility in our global governance mechanisms and global commerce to be able to mitigate those?" The Poverty of Imagination - "Zeitgeist" = the enduring theme of our time Also: Dr. Leonard Horowitz | CIA, Hollywood & Bioterrorism: www.youtube.com ======================================== The New Emerging Domains Developing from Technology Convergence: 1. Systems and Synthetic Biology - target things inside the body 2. Regenerative Medicine 3. Human Performance Optimization <b>...</b>
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