Monday, August 24, 2020
Gun...
A gunman fired off about half a dozen rounds in a broad-daylight shooting on a Brooklyn block that has seen two fatal acts of gun violence this week alone.
Surveillance footage shows an unknown triggerman fire a handgun out the driver’s window of a gray BMW X5 just before 3:30 p.m. Wednesday near the corner of Ocean and Woodruff avenues in Flatbush.
The luxury SUV, with temporary plates in the rear window, then speeds off.
An 18-year-old victim later died from gunshot wounds to the chest and the arms at the hospital, cops said.
The NYPD released the 7-second clip in an attempt to track down the owner.
The deadly shooting is the second of two just steps apart in the Brooklyn area.
Red Flag
We empower school teachers -- not by giving them guns, which is the President's idea. I mean, how ludicrous a concept?" Cuomo said.
Pelosi noted that the law is not mean to stigmatize those with various health challenges, such as mental health illnesses.
A gunman fired off about half a dozen rounds in a broad-daylight shooting on a Brooklyn block that has seen two fatal acts of gun violence this week alone.
Surveillance footage shows an unknown triggerman fire a handgun out the driver’s window of a gray BMW X5 just before 3:30 p.m.
Miles...
Now for the six points related to Miles Law.
#2. The responsibility of every manager exceeds his authority, and if he tries to increase his authority to equal his responsibility, he is likely to diminish both.
#3. Managers at any level think they can make better decisions than either their superiors or their subordinates; managers seek maximum delegations from their superiors and make minimum delegations to their subordinates.
#4: Serving more than one master is neither improper nor unusually difficult if the servant can get a prompt resolution when the masters disagree. In fact, even with one job you can easily find yourself with more than one boss. Communicate early and often with your bosses and make sure they all have the same version of the truth!
#5. Since managers are usually better talkers than listeners. Managers have a monopoly on talking without listening. Force yourself to listen…you will be surprised at what you hear.………listen for a change.
#6: Being two-faced–one face for superiors and one face for subordinates– is not a vice but a virtue for a program manager.
Maxim #7: Dissatisfaction with services tends to rise rapidly when the provider of the services becomes bureaucratically bigger, more remote , and less flexible.
#2. The responsibility of every manager exceeds his authority, and if he tries to increase his authority to equal his responsibility, he is likely to diminish both.
#3. Managers at any level think they can make better decisions than either their superiors or their subordinates; managers seek maximum delegations from their superiors and make minimum delegations to their subordinates.
#4: Serving more than one master is neither improper nor unusually difficult if the servant can get a prompt resolution when the masters disagree. In fact, even with one job you can easily find yourself with more than one boss. Communicate early and often with your bosses and make sure they all have the same version of the truth!
#5. Since managers are usually better talkers than listeners. Managers have a monopoly on talking without listening. Force yourself to listen…you will be surprised at what you hear.………listen for a change.
#6: Being two-faced–one face for superiors and one face for subordinates– is not a vice but a virtue for a program manager.
Maxim #7: Dissatisfaction with services tends to rise rapidly when the provider of the services becomes bureaucratically bigger, more remote , and less flexible.
Saturday, August 22, 2020
The Game...
This is a game. This guy has so many problems which prevent him from leading the nation. Such a choice of a VP is intended to be for the next election. A bad choice after a an other bad choices for having Non party member, Bernie Sanders, a socialist, to run in a Democratic party platform blocking all the democrats and shift the attitude to Sander's direction.
Little Child...
The wolf shall dwell with the lamb, and the leopard shall lie down with the young goat, and the calf and the lion and the fattened calf together; and a little child shall lead them. Financially
Tax...
The "Make Billionaires Pay Act" would impose a one-time 60% tax on wealth gains made by billionaires between March 18, 2020, and Jan. 1, 2021. The funds would be used to pay for out-of-pocket health-care expenses for all Americans for a year. As of Aug. 5, the bill would tax $731 billion in wealth accumulated by 467 billionaires since March 18, according to a press release. If passed, the bill would tax billionaires on wealth accumulated through the end of the year, however.
Under the bill, tech and other business titans who have seen their wealth shoot up during the pandemic would take huge charges. Amazon and Walmart, for example, have both seen their stocks grow as Americans increasingly relied on their services during stay-at-home orders during the pandemic.
Hate for those who succeed. Just a thought.
Friday, August 21, 2020
Mortal Sin...
George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley blasted NBC News’ Chuck Todd for airing an out-of-context clip of White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany, saying his decision was even more egregious than a similar move by CNN’s Jim Acosta.
“If an ill-considered tweet is a venial sin for Acosta at CNN, this is a mortal sin for Todd at NBC. This was no careless tweet, but an airing made long after the false account was flagged during the CNN controversy,” Turley wrote.
Acosta was scolded on Twitter and even CNN’s Jake Tapper appeared to criticize his misleading tweet. But then Turley noticed that NBC News’ “Meet The Press” took it a step further and played the misleading clip.
As bad as that incident was, it is not nearly as bad as Chuck Todd ignoring the controversy and the correction to repeatedly air the same misleading quote,” Turley wrote.
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