O- Ego Management
Understanding People
Strengths/Weaknesses
Functional/technical
background
Friends/colleagues
White Hair and PotBelly can help at times!
Beat the drum but dont beat around the bush
Long run tactic: Keep strong personal relations
Categorize relationships/friends into categories and use a PRP tool
use the following metrics to categorize:
Known since
Closeness Level
Realm (so that things get automatically adjusted according to environment change...so that current colleagues become ex- when u change company)
General Matter:
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Self Talk- how to do self talking and make it postive. Controlling one's physche
Do not carry you office tensions home
manage (striked) Play Office politics
-carry your dagger but dont show it
The key is temporary--Bad, good situations
growup Vs growing Old
Orientations: Job, ppl, self-management, flexibility
Judging situations, signature srv cust reaction- irate, confused, comfortable, insistent
Saviness
Wednesday, August 17, 2005
Tuesday, August 16, 2005
Best video/audio editing freeware toolz
Have always been a big fan of this tool....have seen it grow evolve and prosper. Recently it has been put to sourceforge and this has helped make it better. After reading this if you happen to try it out and like it, dont forget the plugins!
Some of the useful stuff I do with it are:
1. Compress vidieoz from my handycam, digicam
2. Convert video and audio formats
3. Add audio to a video stream and viceversa
4. Video Editing
For audio editing there are many good free tools...one of them is audacity
For this video editing tool...Google for VirtualDub
Some of the useful stuff I do with it are:
1. Compress vidieoz from my handycam, digicam
2. Convert video and audio formats
3. Add audio to a video stream and viceversa
4. Video Editing
For audio editing there are many good free tools...one of them is audacity
For this video editing tool...Google for VirtualDub
shutdown,restart shortcuts on winxp http://aumha.org/win5/a/shutcut.php
Shutdown & Restart Shortcuts for Windows XP & Windows 2000
Windows 2000 (with the Resource Kit installed) and Windows XP (natively) have an actual shutdown command that can be launched from a command prompt — and which, therefore, also can be launched from a shortcut. To see all available options for this command, click Start, click Run, and type:
SHUTDOWN /?
You can also study the available options in the Microsoft KB 317371, “How to Use the Remote Shutdown Tool to Shut Down and Restart a Computer in Windows 2000.” (The article is basically suitable for Win XP also.)
This command starts a 30-second countdown for a shutdown or restart, which permits you to abort it (with a shutdown -a command). It you want the command to execute, use the -t flag, which lets you set the time lapse in seconds. The examples below use a 1-second delay.
For a shortcut to RESTART Windows XP:
SHUTDOWN -r -t 01
For a shortcut to SHUT DOWN Windows XP:
SHUTDOWN -s -t 01
Unfortunately — especially on Windows XP — this option only shuts down Windows. It does not shut down your computer, at least on most hardware. For that, on Win XP (and form most Win 2000 users also) I recommend the freeware utility Shutdown.exe (not to be confused with the Windows utility by the same name) by MS-MVP Andrej Budja. I’ve seen several shutdown utilities recommended, but this is the only one that I’ve seen actually shut down Windows XP and then powerdown the computer behind it. For more information on the tool, see here. After you place this utility in the root folder of C:, the commands for a shutdown or restart (respectively), each without a time delay, would be shutdown -u -t 0 for shutdown and shutdown -r -t 0 for restart.
Windows 2000 (with the Resource Kit installed) and Windows XP (natively) have an actual shutdown command that can be launched from a command prompt — and which, therefore, also can be launched from a shortcut. To see all available options for this command, click Start, click Run, and type:
SHUTDOWN /?
You can also study the available options in the Microsoft KB 317371, “How to Use the Remote Shutdown Tool to Shut Down and Restart a Computer in Windows 2000.” (The article is basically suitable for Win XP also.)
This command starts a 30-second countdown for a shutdown or restart, which permits you to abort it (with a shutdown -a command). It you want the command to execute, use the -t flag, which lets you set the time lapse in seconds. The examples below use a 1-second delay.
For a shortcut to RESTART Windows XP:
SHUTDOWN -r -t 01
For a shortcut to SHUT DOWN Windows XP:
SHUTDOWN -s -t 01
Unfortunately — especially on Windows XP — this option only shuts down Windows. It does not shut down your computer, at least on most hardware. For that, on Win XP (and form most Win 2000 users also) I recommend the freeware utility Shutdown.exe (not to be confused with the Windows utility by the same name) by MS-MVP Andrej Budja. I’ve seen several shutdown utilities recommended, but this is the only one that I’ve seen actually shut down Windows XP and then powerdown the computer behind it. For more information on the tool, see here. After you place this utility in the root folder of C:, the commands for a shutdown or restart (respectively), each without a time delay, would be shutdown -u -t 0 for shutdown and shutdown -r -t 0 for restart.
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