Monday, December 26, 2011
Convoluted Musings of an Abnegating Whale
The darkness of the ocean’s water became suffuse with rays of seemingly palpable light. My lugubrious cries yearned to be heard and appreciated from the dark abyss that shrouded me and my family. At the higher planes of my world, schools of fish, teeming with purposeless life, further obscure the light in a quiescent dance soon to imitate swelling paroxysms of guile. I am incredulous for the moment… feelings of ignominious repulsion reprove my conscience and send me floundering to the boroughs of my personal hell. They say these are propitious times to be a fish, if only I were as amenable as a cod.
Monday, June 6, 2011
Nootropics
Found an extremely interesting wordpress blog discussing nootropic drinks... Remarkable stuff definitely worth reading- check out
www.nootropicdrinks.wordpress.com
Amazingly well written and highly informative.
Been keeping busy with the blog, you know me!
Enjoy
www.nootropicdrinks.wordpress.com
Amazingly well written and highly informative.
Been keeping busy with the blog, you know me!
Enjoy
Friday, June 3, 2011
At it again
Today was pretty exciting. I temporarily became a wizard and casted a few spells. The spells were primarily devling into wiccan and ancient egyptian occult practices... So much for playing it safe. But anyways, I think everything went quite well. I casted spells and had a really fun tims. I have also been spending quite alot of mulla lately which was the impetus for casting money spells as a pseudo-wizard this afternoon.
If you must ask, my cats are doing great, izzy and abby are two beautiful tabby and torty cats about 8 months old now. I found them and rescued them not so long ago. Anyways the remainder of this blogggggg will be in comming up with MONEY SPELLS for you to attemtp tonight.
I actually made this one up, hope it works.
Take a green candle and light it. Sprinkle cinamon around the candle- you can use a plate so as to avoid a big cleanup afterwards. So now that you have a cinamon circle around your candle you must hold in your right hand a wad of money- can be 1 dollar or a bunch of 5s 10s or 20s. TIPPPPP- (use a match to light the candle and leave wood right by the fire)
NOW CONCENTRATE INTO THE CANDLE AND SAY!!!!!
Infused into my spirit will be, as bright as the light of this fire and tree, money grow and money thrive as ancient spirits conjured alive, enforce my spirit and make it so, all money attracts to (""""insert name"""") as sure as water freezes to snow.
And finally blow out the candel and clean everything up.
This spell may work to bring you fame, fourtune, luck, monies from lotto tickets, or just out of nowhere happening on something extremely valuable and seeing tons of monies sprinkle into your pockets!
YAYAYAYAYAYA.
ENJOY and remember, becareful with magic.
DK SUPREME CREAM.
If you must ask, my cats are doing great, izzy and abby are two beautiful tabby and torty cats about 8 months old now. I found them and rescued them not so long ago. Anyways the remainder of this blogggggg will be in comming up with MONEY SPELLS for you to attemtp tonight.
I actually made this one up, hope it works.
Take a green candle and light it. Sprinkle cinamon around the candle- you can use a plate so as to avoid a big cleanup afterwards. So now that you have a cinamon circle around your candle you must hold in your right hand a wad of money- can be 1 dollar or a bunch of 5s 10s or 20s. TIPPPPP- (use a match to light the candle and leave wood right by the fire)
NOW CONCENTRATE INTO THE CANDLE AND SAY!!!!!
Infused into my spirit will be, as bright as the light of this fire and tree, money grow and money thrive as ancient spirits conjured alive, enforce my spirit and make it so, all money attracts to (""""insert name"""") as sure as water freezes to snow.
And finally blow out the candel and clean everything up.
This spell may work to bring you fame, fourtune, luck, monies from lotto tickets, or just out of nowhere happening on something extremely valuable and seeing tons of monies sprinkle into your pockets!
YAYAYAYAYAYA.
ENJOY and remember, becareful with magic.
DK SUPREME CREAM.
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Friday, December 10, 2010
Monday, October 25, 2010
Prioritization
In order to prioritize intelligently, we need a method that tells us how to evaluate projects in terms of their overall importance. Which projects will help us achieve our objectives most efficiently?
CARVER
A key component of military strategy is selecting the most important targets to attack. But how do you know which targets are the most important? Centuries of warfare have provided us with a reasonably intelligent answer.
CARVER is an acronym for a military method of target selection. CARVER stands for Criticality, Accessibility, Return (or Recuperability), Vulnerability, Effect, and Recognizability. I’ll explain what these are in a moment.
For every potential target, we assign a value of 1 (lowest) to 5 (highest) for each CARVER factor, thereby creating a CARVER matrix. Then by summing the six CARVER values, we can calculate a total score for each target, and those scores represent the targets’ relative prioritization. The higher the CARVER score, the more “important” a target becomes.
Now lets explore the six CARVER factors, and consider how we can apply them to personal projects.
Criticality. How critical is the target with respect to the main objective? Will it move you significantly closer to your goal, or is it a relatively puny and insignificant item? A low criticality project might be cleaning out your garage. It would be nice to do, but it’s probably not going to make that much difference in your life.
Accessibility. Can you actually reach the target, or is it so well defended that attacking it directly is impossible? Do you have the means to tackle this project immediately, or does it have prerequisites? Starting a new business might not be very accessible if you work long hours and are living paycheck to paycheck, but asking for a promotion may be very accessible.
Return. In military operations the term Recuperability is used here, referring to how quickly the enemy can recover from the destruction of the target. There’s little point in attacking a target that can be rebuilt or replaced with minimal effort. For personal effectiveness we’ll use Return instead. How great is the expected return on your commitment of resources? Developing a new passive income stream may yield a significant return, while watching the news may yield virtually none.
Vulnerability. How vulnerable is the target? What amount of resources will be required to take it out? How vulnerable are the projects you’re considering? A one-day project will score a high vulnerability rating, while a six-month project will score much lower. Similarly, an inexpensive project is more vulnerable than an expensive one.
Effect. If you successfully destroy the target, how widespread will the impact be? If you successfully complete your project, what effect will it have on your life as well as the lives of others? Writing a best-selling book may have a significant effect, while completing your tax return will have very little effect.
Recognizability. Can we see the target well enough to attack it, or is it highly camouflaged or mobile? Is your project crystal clear or totally fuzzy? How easy is it to recognize the steps necessary to complete the project? Have you completed this type of project before, or will you have to figure out the steps as you go along? Clear goals with clear steps will score higher on recognizability than foggy goals with unclear steps.
In order to prioritize intelligently, we need a method that tells us how to evaluate projects in terms of their overall importance. Which projects will help us achieve our objectives most efficiently?
CARVER
A key component of military strategy is selecting the most important targets to attack. But how do you know which targets are the most important? Centuries of warfare have provided us with a reasonably intelligent answer.
CARVER is an acronym for a military method of target selection. CARVER stands for Criticality, Accessibility, Return (or Recuperability), Vulnerability, Effect, and Recognizability. I’ll explain what these are in a moment.
For every potential target, we assign a value of 1 (lowest) to 5 (highest) for each CARVER factor, thereby creating a CARVER matrix. Then by summing the six CARVER values, we can calculate a total score for each target, and those scores represent the targets’ relative prioritization. The higher the CARVER score, the more “important” a target becomes.
Now lets explore the six CARVER factors, and consider how we can apply them to personal projects.
Criticality. How critical is the target with respect to the main objective? Will it move you significantly closer to your goal, or is it a relatively puny and insignificant item? A low criticality project might be cleaning out your garage. It would be nice to do, but it’s probably not going to make that much difference in your life.
Accessibility. Can you actually reach the target, or is it so well defended that attacking it directly is impossible? Do you have the means to tackle this project immediately, or does it have prerequisites? Starting a new business might not be very accessible if you work long hours and are living paycheck to paycheck, but asking for a promotion may be very accessible.
Return. In military operations the term Recuperability is used here, referring to how quickly the enemy can recover from the destruction of the target. There’s little point in attacking a target that can be rebuilt or replaced with minimal effort. For personal effectiveness we’ll use Return instead. How great is the expected return on your commitment of resources? Developing a new passive income stream may yield a significant return, while watching the news may yield virtually none.
Vulnerability. How vulnerable is the target? What amount of resources will be required to take it out? How vulnerable are the projects you’re considering? A one-day project will score a high vulnerability rating, while a six-month project will score much lower. Similarly, an inexpensive project is more vulnerable than an expensive one.
Effect. If you successfully destroy the target, how widespread will the impact be? If you successfully complete your project, what effect will it have on your life as well as the lives of others? Writing a best-selling book may have a significant effect, while completing your tax return will have very little effect.
Recognizability. Can we see the target well enough to attack it, or is it highly camouflaged or mobile? Is your project crystal clear or totally fuzzy? How easy is it to recognize the steps necessary to complete the project? Have you completed this type of project before, or will you have to figure out the steps as you go along? Clear goals with clear steps will score higher on recognizability than foggy goals with unclear steps.
Saturday, October 9, 2010
NEW SONGGGGG
My bro just uploaded a version of The New Regime's "Remission of Guilt" for their remix contest. Go check it here, and please vote for him! Thanks, and let me know what you think of the track.
http://remix.thenewregime.com/4
http://remix.thenewregime.com/4
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