My head is full of random thoughts and generally useless tidbits of information. I figure I just as well share them with the rest of the world...
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Jun 8, 2014
#iMovie won't start; Reports being updated; #AppStore says INSTALLING
I tried to launch iMovie and it told me it was being updated. I hopped over to the "Updates" section of the App Store, and iMovie was nowhere to be seen as far as needing updated. So, I just searched the App store for iMovie and sure, enough, it showed that iMovie was presently being installed.
No, it wasn't. At least, not that I could tell.
So, I started poking around online, and though many people have/had the same problem, none of the offered solutions worked for me. So, I dug deeper on my own MacBook.
A look through running programs revealed that neither updates nor iMove were running. What the heck!?
Okay, so I looked at the Applications folder. Sure enough, there was an iMovie icon that appeared to be a download in progress. It had an "X" to click, so I did.
That launched the App Store with a prompt to "Cancel Update." So, I clicked that.
Ironically, what that did was actually kickstart the iMovie update again.
So, as I write this, my iMovie update is once again being downloaded...
No, it wasn't. At least, not that I could tell.
So, I started poking around online, and though many people have/had the same problem, none of the offered solutions worked for me. So, I dug deeper on my own MacBook.
A look through running programs revealed that neither updates nor iMove were running. What the heck!?
Okay, so I looked at the Applications folder. Sure enough, there was an iMovie icon that appeared to be a download in progress. It had an "X" to click, so I did.
That launched the App Store with a prompt to "Cancel Update." So, I clicked that.
Ironically, what that did was actually kickstart the iMovie update again.
So, as I write this, my iMovie update is once again being downloaded...
Jun 7, 2014
Jun 6, 2014
#edsymposium - Marcia Tate - Leadership Styles
"True Colors"
Cycle of the Seasons
Spring _Audrey__ > Summer __Jonathan___ > Fall __XX___ > Winter __XX___
We had to go around the room to find "dates." I have no idea what she was talking about, but other folks in the room were familiar with the process.
Rituals/Essential Questions
Brightening each color
Shadowing each color
Determining Your Leadership Style
Summary
Bright side:
- Gold - Be prepared, love to plan, detail-oriented, left-brained and analytical, policies, procedures, rules; Organized, Responsible, Leaderlike
- Blue - Mediators, Optimistic, Peacemakers, Romantics, Passionate, Motivate and Encourage
- Green - Intellectual, "Why", Visionaries, futurists, idea people, work is play - play is work, explore all facets before making decision, 'geeks'
- Orange - Playful, energetic, risk taker, "just do it", quick-witted, negotiators, entertainers, push boundaries, tangible rewards ("if i do this, what do i get?"), spontaneous
Shadow Side:
- Gold - Rigid, system-bound, controlling
- Blue - Pushover, Seeking attention, Needy, Get taken advantage of, Very emotional, not want to hurt anyone's feelings; naive, too nice, too tender-hearted
- Green - Blunt, No collaboration, arrogant, snob, critical, aloof, unfeeling
- Orange - Sarcastic, procrastinate, manipulate, possibly not complete tasks, flaky, irresponsible, goof off too much, cluttered
orange 4, green 3, blue 2, gold 1
green 4, orange 3, gold 2, blue 1
Our group - Gold, Blue, Orange, Green
Family - Orange/Green, Gold/Blue, Blue/Orange, Orange/Green
Leadership styles handout with four categories. Participants were asked to rank them in order from "most like me" to "least like me."
I ordered them as:
- Troubleshooter (orange)
- Stabilizer (gold)
- Visionary (green)
- Nurturer (blue)
Use the colors to help put people in the positions that suit them best.
Have a team made up of all colors, focus on the goal of the team.
Don't always hire "you" over and over. Diversify your team, employees
"Sit and Get Won't Grow Dendrites" - teaching the adult learner.
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