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paulWTAMU wrote:Personell issues at work piss me off. People bring them to me because I'm senior, but I'm also not a manager and have 0 actual authority. It's getting very frustrating. I have some VERY limited authority over a few things, but I can't write someone up or issue a warning or tell them any behavior not directly relating to a call isn't acceptable. I am NOT the big boss, don't ask me to do things only the big boss can do. I'm not even chain of command!
paulWTAMU wrote:Yeah. But I have to talk with our boss and see about getting people clarified on chains of command and actual authority. I don't want people getting pissed because they think I'm not doing what I should or (in the case of my boss) they think I'm taking away from thier authority and competing with them for any power. My boss is pretty laid back but if I started chewing out coworkers without speaking to her first there'd be hell to pay (and rightly so).
paulWTAMU wrote:hadn't realized how much my nightcaps were helping me sleep till I had to quit them :? Not a concern about alcohol, just a calorie thing (my weight loss stalled and that seemed a good few hundred calories to ax).
3-4 oz of whiskey or rum or tequila on the rocks every night was apparently really helping me sleep easier :X I know nightcaps in theory don't really do much for your sleep but jeez, I haven't gotten more than 5-6 hours, and it comes hard. This is 10 days in.
imi wrote:1) were talking about fitness
MrBojangles wrote:http://columbus.craigslist.org/ele/2984822730.html ......>.>
steelcity_ballin wrote:Aside from my pre-workout, Im don't have caffeine or soda. I lift heavy (deads, squats, bench with some accessory work mixed in) and those nights I sleep the best. Nothing feels better than sore hands and muscles with a full belly and a soft bed. I'm sleepy all of a sudden
Dizik wrote:Holy crap....page 700!
just brew it! wrote:It isn't really all that puzzling. A much larger percentage of the Southern Hemisphere is covered by ocean, and the largest continent located entirely in the Southern Hemisphere (Antarctica) has no permanent population.
Captain Ned wrote:just brew it! wrote:It isn't really all that puzzling. A much larger percentage of the Southern Hemisphere is covered by ocean, and the largest continent located entirely in the Southern Hemisphere (Antarctica) has no permanent population.
Which is why I find the longitude one interesting.
just brew it! wrote:Captain Ned wrote:just brew it! wrote:It isn't really all that puzzling. A much larger percentage of the Southern Hemisphere is covered by ocean, and the largest continent located entirely in the Southern Hemisphere (Antarctica) has no permanent population.
Which is why I find the longitude one interesting.
India and China are no surprise. I guess the spike at about 30E is moderately surprising...
The text of the article wrote:The largest spike of the Euro-African continent again seems to correspond to Cairo. And to Moscow, and Johannesburg. Sort of.
