This document summarizes key points about decision making in software teams. It discusses individual biases that can impact decisions, such as overconfidence and confirmation bias. It also covers team dynamics, such as groupthink, managing conflict, and ensuring psychological safety. Finally, it addresses organizational factors like normalized deviance, practical drift, and avoiding process over content. The overall message is the importance of data-driven, collaborative decision making while guarding against common cognitive biases at individual and group levels.
The document discusses Vincent Everts and his work with social media and sales. It covers topics like live streaming trips in electric vehicles, innovation acceleration through international study trips in the late 2000s, being an early adopter of video blogging and social media platforms like Tudou and YouTube. It also discusses working with companies like Dell and ANWB on social media strategies and new technologies like location-based apps, the Lytro camera, and activity trackers.
The compensation plan document summarizes the compensation structure for SkyAllianz, a multi-level marketing company. There are 4 leadership positions that can be obtained - District Manager, Regional Manager, National Manager, and Vice President. Partners earn money through customer acquisition bonuses, bounty commissions from sales, residual commissions, and position bonuses. The plan emphasizes building a team by sponsoring new partners each month to leverage growth over time through duplication.
The document discusses the Wassenaar Arrangement, an international export control regime. It provides background on how the arrangement was established in the 1990s to control the spread of arms and dual-use technologies. The key goals of the arrangement are to promote transparency in arms transfers, prevent destabilizing accumulations of weapons, and enhance cooperation between member states on export controls. The arrangement maintains control lists of munitions and sensitive dual-use items that member states agree to regulate according to established criteria.
This document discusses tactics for using LinkedIn and other social media sites for personal and business networking in the 21st century. It recommends customizing your LinkedIn profile to promote your personal brand, connecting with others, engaging in groups, answering questions to gain expertise status, and using applications to provide a well-rounded image. Blogging is also recommended as an effective way to generate traffic and leads for your business through your LinkedIn network.
This mystery document is about identifying the subject of photos from a French town called Chenove. The photos are of the Chenove culture centre, which is located adjacent to the southwest side of Dijon, France and is the most populous suburb of that city. The culture centre in Chenove is the solution to the mystery presented in the document and photos.
The document discusses Vincent Everts and his work with social media and sales. It covers topics like live streaming trips in electric vehicles, innovation acceleration through international study trips in the late 2000s, being an early adopter of video blogging and social media platforms like Tudou and YouTube. It also discusses working with companies like Dell and ANWB on social media strategies and new technologies like location-based apps, the Lytro camera, and activity trackers.
The compensation plan document summarizes the compensation structure for SkyAllianz, a multi-level marketing company. There are 4 leadership positions that can be obtained - District Manager, Regional Manager, National Manager, and Vice President. Partners earn money through customer acquisition bonuses, bounty commissions from sales, residual commissions, and position bonuses. The plan emphasizes building a team by sponsoring new partners each month to leverage growth over time through duplication.
The document discusses the Wassenaar Arrangement, an international export control regime. It provides background on how the arrangement was established in the 1990s to control the spread of arms and dual-use technologies. The key goals of the arrangement are to promote transparency in arms transfers, prevent destabilizing accumulations of weapons, and enhance cooperation between member states on export controls. The arrangement maintains control lists of munitions and sensitive dual-use items that member states agree to regulate according to established criteria.
This document discusses tactics for using LinkedIn and other social media sites for personal and business networking in the 21st century. It recommends customizing your LinkedIn profile to promote your personal brand, connecting with others, engaging in groups, answering questions to gain expertise status, and using applications to provide a well-rounded image. Blogging is also recommended as an effective way to generate traffic and leads for your business through your LinkedIn network.
This mystery document is about identifying the subject of photos from a French town called Chenove. The photos are of the Chenove culture centre, which is located adjacent to the southwest side of Dijon, France and is the most populous suburb of that city. The culture centre in Chenove is the solution to the mystery presented in the document and photos.
Norwegian students attend 10 years of compulsory education starting at age 6. School is in session for approximately 190 days per year with students spending around 28 hours per week in class. The typical school day begins in the morning and includes several breaks. Students study multiple subjects and are in classes of around 20 pupils. Common favorite subjects include math, science, and physical education.
This document discusses safety precautions for visiting a glacier or icy area, recommending bringing special equipment like ropes to tie together for safety when walking on the icy surfaces. A guide is also recommended to navigate the area and learn the specific name of the glacier branch being visited, as it presents a cold environment that requires extra care and equipment to walk and stay safely.
This document outlines a unit on sustainable development and competitive advantage. It discusses various policy approaches to achieving sustainable development, including command-and-control regulations, market-based incentives like carbon taxes and cap-and-trade systems, and the limits of relying solely on market mechanisms. The document analyzes the advantages and disadvantages of different policy tools and considers when intervention may be needed beyond market signals if environmental constraints are not respected. It also notes that international cooperation is important given the cross-border nature of many environmental problems.
Students transitioning from school to work need guidance on career options and support in obtaining employment. A proposed solution is for career advisors to develop a tailored program for senior high school students. This would include helping students identify their strengths and interests, providing information on different professions and pathways, and offering resume/interview preparation and work experience opportunities. Another idea is developing an app with information on professions, application processes, and support resources. A third proposal requires large organizations to provide and fund meaningful work experience programs for students each year to gain exposure to different careers.
This document provides tips for selling Drupal services and consulting. It outlines four ground rules: 1) The true product is the business itself, 2) The customer's view is the only one that matters, 3) How you deliver is as important as what you deliver, 4) Consistent attention to detail sets you apart. It then discusses how to sell Drupal by focusing on its configurability and wide range of features to meet client needs. The document concludes with lessons learned around listening to clients, qualifying opportunities, and getting contracts signed.
The document discusses options to relieve overcrowding at Mills Elementary School in Austin, Texas. It presents three main options: 1) Move all pre-K classes from Mills to other schools beginning in fall 2009 to free up 3 classrooms; 2) Implement a phased-in boundary change over 6 years to gradually shift students to a new school; 3) Reduce the number of transfers into Mills by changing attendance boundaries. The document analyzes the pros and cons of each option and recommends pursuing all three to find the best multi-pronged solution to significantly reduce Mills' student population which exceeds functional capacity.
The document discusses key learnings from applying a design thinking process. It notes that understanding end users and stakeholders is important to identify the real problem. The ideation process helps generate many potential solutions rather than just one or two. Prototyping and testing ideas with stakeholders provides quick feedback to improve solutions. The reflection discusses how design thinking focuses on stakeholders, enables understanding problems from their perspective, and developing multiple solutions to test. It can be applied both professionally and personally to solve issues.
This document is about a young mathematician from Spain who created a mathematical language to classify symmetries. It discusses how he used this language to analyze patterns on the walls of the Alhambra in Granada. Different wall patterns that appear visually distinct are shown to have the same underlying rotational symmetries when analyzed using his mathematical notation. This language allowed classification of all possible surface symmetries into 17 types. The document poses a final mystery asking which symmetry type is represented in a particular pattern image.
Internet Safety and Digital CitizenshipWesley Fryer
This presentation on Internet Safety and Digital Citizenship was shared by Wesley Fryer with high school students in Alva, Oklahoma, on September 10, 2010. This was one of five presentations Wesley shared with K-12 students in Alva to fulfill eRate requirements for Internet Safety training. Learn more about Wesley's presentations on http://www.speedofcreativity.org/speaking/
Rhetorical Appeals & Canons (for Info Design)Krista Kennedy
The document discusses various rhetorical tools used in analysis and design, including encompassing terms, appeals, canons, and kairos. It defines the three appeals of ethos, pathos, and logos, and the five canons of invention, arrangement, style, memory, and delivery. These rhetorical elements are used to understand design and for persuasive purposes.
Norwegian students attend 10 years of compulsory education starting at age 6. School is in session for approximately 190 days per year with students spending around 28 hours per week in class. The typical school day begins in the morning and includes several breaks. Students study multiple subjects and are in classes of around 20 pupils. Common favorite subjects include math, science, and physical education.
This document discusses safety precautions for visiting a glacier or icy area, recommending bringing special equipment like ropes to tie together for safety when walking on the icy surfaces. A guide is also recommended to navigate the area and learn the specific name of the glacier branch being visited, as it presents a cold environment that requires extra care and equipment to walk and stay safely.
This document outlines a unit on sustainable development and competitive advantage. It discusses various policy approaches to achieving sustainable development, including command-and-control regulations, market-based incentives like carbon taxes and cap-and-trade systems, and the limits of relying solely on market mechanisms. The document analyzes the advantages and disadvantages of different policy tools and considers when intervention may be needed beyond market signals if environmental constraints are not respected. It also notes that international cooperation is important given the cross-border nature of many environmental problems.
Students transitioning from school to work need guidance on career options and support in obtaining employment. A proposed solution is for career advisors to develop a tailored program for senior high school students. This would include helping students identify their strengths and interests, providing information on different professions and pathways, and offering resume/interview preparation and work experience opportunities. Another idea is developing an app with information on professions, application processes, and support resources. A third proposal requires large organizations to provide and fund meaningful work experience programs for students each year to gain exposure to different careers.
This document provides tips for selling Drupal services and consulting. It outlines four ground rules: 1) The true product is the business itself, 2) The customer's view is the only one that matters, 3) How you deliver is as important as what you deliver, 4) Consistent attention to detail sets you apart. It then discusses how to sell Drupal by focusing on its configurability and wide range of features to meet client needs. The document concludes with lessons learned around listening to clients, qualifying opportunities, and getting contracts signed.
The document discusses options to relieve overcrowding at Mills Elementary School in Austin, Texas. It presents three main options: 1) Move all pre-K classes from Mills to other schools beginning in fall 2009 to free up 3 classrooms; 2) Implement a phased-in boundary change over 6 years to gradually shift students to a new school; 3) Reduce the number of transfers into Mills by changing attendance boundaries. The document analyzes the pros and cons of each option and recommends pursuing all three to find the best multi-pronged solution to significantly reduce Mills' student population which exceeds functional capacity.
The document discusses key learnings from applying a design thinking process. It notes that understanding end users and stakeholders is important to identify the real problem. The ideation process helps generate many potential solutions rather than just one or two. Prototyping and testing ideas with stakeholders provides quick feedback to improve solutions. The reflection discusses how design thinking focuses on stakeholders, enables understanding problems from their perspective, and developing multiple solutions to test. It can be applied both professionally and personally to solve issues.
This document is about a young mathematician from Spain who created a mathematical language to classify symmetries. It discusses how he used this language to analyze patterns on the walls of the Alhambra in Granada. Different wall patterns that appear visually distinct are shown to have the same underlying rotational symmetries when analyzed using his mathematical notation. This language allowed classification of all possible surface symmetries into 17 types. The document poses a final mystery asking which symmetry type is represented in a particular pattern image.
Internet Safety and Digital CitizenshipWesley Fryer
This presentation on Internet Safety and Digital Citizenship was shared by Wesley Fryer with high school students in Alva, Oklahoma, on September 10, 2010. This was one of five presentations Wesley shared with K-12 students in Alva to fulfill eRate requirements for Internet Safety training. Learn more about Wesley's presentations on http://www.speedofcreativity.org/speaking/
Rhetorical Appeals & Canons (for Info Design)Krista Kennedy
The document discusses various rhetorical tools used in analysis and design, including encompassing terms, appeals, canons, and kairos. It defines the three appeals of ethos, pathos, and logos, and the five canons of invention, arrangement, style, memory, and delivery. These rhetorical elements are used to understand design and for persuasive purposes.
The document discusses the importance of analyzing one's audience when creating a document or presentation. It provides tips for determining key attributes of the audience such as demographics, roles, attitudes, and motivations. Understanding the audience is crucial for deciding the purpose of the communication and tailoring the content accordingly. The document also demonstrates how to analyze a specific audience by describing the attributes and context for a college classroom.
Managers and companies have never been under so much pressure to change with technology accelerating and people demands and expectations on the rise. Just how do organisations take advantage of the pent up energy and enthusiasm for the new, the social, and the sharing?
The document discusses several topics related to envisioning classrooms of the future, including:
1. A design task that divides students into teams with roles like architect, PR specialist, and CFO to sketch and plan changes to the classroom.
2. Topics like right-brained thinking, lectures versus relevant experiences, studio learning, and learning facts versus problem solving.
3. Emerging technologies that could be used in future classrooms like apps, sensors, augmented reality, voice recognition and more.
4. Trends like crowd-sourcing, social learning, sharing resources in the cloud, and mass personalization.
Designing an iPad prototype for collaborative brainstormingAlexander Lobunets
The document discusses designing an iPad prototype for collaborative brainstorming. It aims to create an environment that encourages imaginative thoughts, disciplines the process by preventing idea suppression and carefully capturing all ideas for later analysis, and incorporates a fun factor to spark creativity. The prototype, called ideaPitch, would allow users to feel the encouraging environment, generate ideas without conflict, have all ideas captured for review, and have fun collaborating. It would extend existing devices infrastructure and leverage the iPad's multi-touch interface and sensors to prototype this collaborative brainstorming tool.
How Steve Jobs Would Disrupt The Truck & Bus IndustryJohan Ronnestam
The document discusses how Steve Jobs would disrupt the truck industry. It lists 7 things Steve would do: 1) Build trucks for humans, 2) Embrace dramatic design, 3) Rethink steering, 4) Focus on the one driver, 5) Have truck drivers create personal profiles, 6) Sell trucks cheaply and capitalize on apps/upgrades, 7) Name the truck "iTruck". The document suggests that Google would further disrupt the industry by open sourcing trucks and focusing on building service platforms rather than just vehicles.
The document discusses guidelines for successful open source development. It presents 4 laws: 1) Contributors are a privilege, 2) "No" is an acceptable answer, 3) Responsibility is power, and 4) Communicate a lot. It provides case studies on handling unwanted features and controlling chaos. It emphasizes being respectful to contributors, using forks for experimentation not conflict, and making contributions easy through simple tasks and goals.
This document discusses investing in maintenance planning for Sea Colony Phase II. It promotes using building information modeling (BIM) and a central data archive to improve project outcomes. BIM allows fact-based decision making using virtual building models with embedded data for what-if analysis and simulation. This can help capture existing asset information completely and enable better long-term project budgeting. It also promises to improve predictability and enable local support through consistent ratings and a portal for shared understanding. However, the document warns that predicted outcomes using these tools are still estimates that can vary from real-life results due to unpredictable factors like labor and material costs.
The document analyzes an article from 2006 where Gartner claims that Apple should quit the hardware business and license the Mac operating system to Dell instead. Gartner argues this would be Apple's best path for long-term success as increasing component costs and pressure to lower prices make the hardware business difficult to sustain profitably. Licensing macOS to other manufacturers like Dell could help Apple focus on software while still reaching more users through diverse hardware offerings.
The document discusses several topics:
1) Edgeless cities that sprawl over large areas lack a clear unified identity.
2) Universities face challenges like meeting the needs of more diverse students with fewer resources.
3) Technology can help enhance teaching by supporting iterative learning processes, not replacing human interaction.
This document discusses building information modeling (BIM) and its benefits. It distinguishes between "BIG BIM", which transforms the construction industry through advanced tools that change business processes, and "little bim", which refers to the suite of BIM software tools. Using BIM tools like Revit and Google SketchUp, along with project management practices, can help reduce waste in construction by 31% and save $400 billion annually according to industry studies. The document advocates for BIM and argues it provides certainty, reduces costs and claims, and ensures projects are completed on schedule and budget.
The document discusses how local governments and public services are using social media and mobile applications around the Christmas season. It provides 10 examples of Christmas songs and the corresponding social solutions brought by local governments, such as apps that help residents find treatment from the NHS, report parking availability, connect neighbors to reduce loneliness, and track Santa Claus' journey. The document advocates for the use of sites like Twitter, Facebook, and mobile apps to improve government services and bring local communities together during the holidays.
Analytics presentation for a local publisher which provides notes about why analytics does not stop after a report is developed and delivered to a client. Presentation given with help from John Wooden.
The document discusses how WordPress can be used to integrate with social media. It notes that people spend a significant amount of time on social media sites sharing content and searching for information. By using WordPress, bloggers can easily create content and engage with users on social platforms. The document provides examples of plugins and tools that allow WordPress users to promote sharing, feed social media updates to their blog, pull social content into their blog, and enable social media login/commenting options.
James Williams is a communications advisor at Suncorp who focuses on using new and social media to facilitate change communication and engagement. The presentation discusses challenges such as information overload and a lack of social media use among executives. It provides examples of how organizations can use blogs, microblogging, podcasts, webcasts and ideation platforms to foster collaboration, engagement and knowledge sharing. Specific solutions from the NSW Rural Fire Service are presented that show how gathering data and consistent messaging helped the successful launch of a new website within 3 months to communicate with volunteers.
The document discusses how change is inevitable and disruptive, especially technological changes like the digital revolution. It notes that those who survive and adapt to change are those who are most responsive to it. While the digital age causes friction, some changes cannot be stopped. The key is not focusing on the present changes but the long-term trajectory of technological and societal development toward increasingly networked communications and behaviors. Old skills will still be needed but applied in new ways, and the divide between digital and analog will blur as they blend together.
The Snowflake Effect in Learning and ResearchErik Duval
The document discusses the "Snowflake Effect" in learning and research. It notes that as learning resources become abundant online, there is a need for personalized learning approaches that are "just right" for each individual learner. It provides examples from music recommendation services that analyze individual preferences to recommend new music. The document argues that a "snowflake" approach can help address the problems of information overload and filter failure that arise from an abundance of online learning content.
The document provides an overview of distributed systems concepts including distributed storage, transactions, computation, and coordination. It discusses various approaches to distributed storage including replication, sharding, consistent hashing, and distributed file systems. It also covers distributed transactions and the challenges of maintaining ACID properties in a distributed environment. The document introduces concepts of distributed computation frameworks like MapReduce and Spark and how they move computation towards data rather than moving large amounts of data. It discusses distributed coordination challenges and approaches like NTP for time synchronization, gossip protocols, and Paxos for reliable distributed logging.
The document discusses various NoSQL databases including Voldemort, MongoDB, CouchDB, Riak, Neo4J, and Redis. It provides information on their origins, licenses, implementation languages, data models, how they scale, APIs, deployments, and support. Key aspects covered are the CAP theorem tradeoffs between consistency, availability, and partition tolerance. The document emphasizes that NoSQL databases take different approaches and have different tradeoffs to consider for each use case.
Then our buildings shape us 10 minutesTim Berglund
The document discusses how the forms and structures we use to create and communicate shape both the creation process and how the ideas are received. It explores how buildings, creative works, software, and technologies all have inherent forms that impose constraints but also facilitate creation. The document argues we must be aware of how the forms we choose shape not only what we build but also how we think.
Complexity Theory and Software DevelopmentTim Berglund
This document discusses concepts related to complexity theory and its relationship to software development. It covers topics like agents, landscapes, emergence, complexity, criticality, and connectedness. Examples are provided to illustrate concepts like traffic jams modeled as a complex system of simple interacting agents. Conway's Game of Life is presented as an example of emergence. Network theory basics are reviewed in the context of diffusion, robustness, and the relationship between networks and complexity. The document advocates applying principles of complexity theory like agent-based modeling to challenges in software development.
Gaelyk: Lightweight Groovy on the Google App EngineTim Berglund
Gaelyk is a lightweight Groovy web application framework built specifically for the Google App Engine. It provides a fast, easy way to build simply applications in Groovy and host them for free on the GAE.
Slaying The Legacy Dragon: Practical Lessons in Replacing Old SoftwareTim Berglund
Everyone hates the legacy application and wants to replace it. You're tired of the brittle, untested code, the outdated frameworks, the platform nobody cares about anymore. You want to apply current practices and the productivity gains of today's tools. Usually this is just a frustrated dream, but every once in a while, you actually get to do it. That's great news, but it raises a question: how do you do that?
In this presentation, we'll examine the issues encountered by a business undertaking the enormous effort of replacing a key legacy application with a new technology stack. We'll explore the technology, business, and people problems that can result, looking at specific technology solutions for a slow and careful migration of business-critical functionality off of one system and on to another of a very different kind.
Test First Refresh Second: Test-Driven Development in GrailsTim Berglund
Grails provides solid support for unit testing of parts of your application that are usually very difficult to test. Learn how to enable test-first development practices using the Grails framework.
Agile Database Development with LiquibaseTim Berglund
Learn to apply well-understood agile development practices to the database, using the open-source Liquibase tool to refactor your database schema in a controlled, incremental fashion.
Storytelling is an incredibly valuable tool to share data and information. To get the most impact from stories there are a number of key ingredients. These are based on science and human nature. Using these elements in a story you can deliver information impactfully, ensure action and drive change.
The Most Inspiring Entrepreneurs to Follow in 2024.pdfthesiliconleaders
In a world where the potential of youth innovation remains vastly untouched, there emerges a guiding light in the form of Norm Goldstein, the Founder and CEO of EduNetwork Partners. His dedication to this cause has earned him recognition as a Congressional Leadership Award recipient.
The Steadfast and Reliable Bull: Taurus Zodiac Signmy Pandit
Explore the steadfast and reliable nature of the Taurus Zodiac Sign. Discover the personality traits, key dates, and horoscope insights that define the determined and practical Taurus, and learn how their grounded nature makes them the anchor of the zodiac.
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Explore the fascinating world of the Gemini Zodiac Sign. Discover the unique personality traits, key dates, and horoscope insights of Gemini individuals. Learn how their sociable, communicative nature and boundless curiosity make them the dynamic explorers of the zodiac. Dive into the duality of the Gemini sign and understand their intellectual and adventurous spirit.
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Know what your zodiac sign says about your taste in food! Explore how the 12 zodiac signs influence your culinary preferences with insights from MyPandit. Dive into astrology and flavors!
AI Transformation Playbook: Thinking AI-First for Your BusinessArijit Dutta
I dive into how businesses can stay competitive by integrating AI into their core processes. From identifying the right approach to building collaborative teams and recognizing common pitfalls, this guide has got you covered. AI transformation is a journey, and this playbook is here to help you navigate it successfully.
Cover Story - China's Investment Leader - Dr. Alyce SUmsthrill
In World Expo 2010 Shanghai – the most visited Expo in the World History
https://www.britannica.com/event/Expo-Shanghai-2010
China’s official organizer of the Expo, CCPIT (China Council for the Promotion of International Trade https://en.ccpit.org/) has chosen Dr. Alyce Su as the Cover Person with Cover Story, in the Expo’s official magazine distributed throughout the Expo, showcasing China’s New Generation of Leaders to the World.
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http://michael-roberto.blogspot.com/
@michaelaroberto
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4. Acknowledgements
Professor Michael Roberto
http://michael-roberto.blogspot.com/
@michaelaroberto
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69. Thank you.
Tim Berglund
tim.berglund@augusttechgroup.com
www.augusttechgroup.com
@tlberglund
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70. Photo Credits
Fin de Siècle Painting of Woman Dusting
http://www.vintageadbrowser.com/household-ads-1910s/4#adnhsa0sad4txsrk
Attractive Photo of Alistaire Cockburn
http://alistair.cockburn.us/get/1830
Thomas Edison
http://www.archives.gov/exhibits/american_originals_iv/images/thomas_edison/thomas_edison.html
Communication Motivational Poster
http://www.flickr.com/photos/artrock2006/4177475479/
Blaise Pascal
http://www.abolitionist.com/blaise-pascal.html
Young Neuroscientist
http://www.flickr.com/photos/deadstar/3206879752/
BASE Jumper
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ontilnow/2584842109
Sunk Ship
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jocelynaubert/3100384270
Stopwatch
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ytwhitelight/504212595
Beautiful Woman in Frame
http://www.flickr.com/photos/desireedelgado/3950323069
Roulette Wheel
http://www.flickr.com/photos/johnwardell/80127267
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71. Photo Credits
Light Bulb Head
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cayusa/981372736
Greenbar
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mwichary/3368836377
SUV in Sinkhole
http://www.flickr.com/photos/andis/122530269
San Andreas Fault
http://www.flickr.com/photos/liao/2509907429
Tapeworms in a Jar
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jrmyst/2174896490
Dam
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mandj98/3075073297
Borg Cube
http://media.photobucket.com/image/borg%20cube/TeckDragon/Borg_Cube.jpg?o=4
Boxers
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ennuiislife/3581104847
Teddy Bear Hug of Psychological Safety
http://www.flickr.com/photos/gemsling/2697403392
Kirk/Spock
http://www.filmedge.net/StarTrek/photos2.htm
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72. Photo Credits
Paramilitary Crossing Guard
http://www.flickr.com/photos/wackystuff/3420439597
Band Aid
http://www.pachd.com/free-images/household-images-2.html
Deviant With Lots of Eyes
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cayusa/1209794692
Broken Windows
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nathansnostalgia/2098210283
Three Mile Island
http://www.flickr.com/photos/locomotion/2647418165
The Wrong Week to Quit Sniffing Glue
http://www.flickr.com/photos/rogefer/168107916
Death of Beowulf
http://dragonsinn.net/4_nordic.htm
Man With Magnifying Glass
http://www.flickr.com/photos/andercismo/2349098787
Julius Caesar
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:0092_-_Wien_-_Kunsthistorisches_Museum_-_Gaius_Julius_Caesar.jpg
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73. Photo Credits
Sailboat
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kevinl8888/64076186
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