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The origin of stereotypes, why they are useful, and why it is counterproductive to deny them
The origin of Stereotypes ( Read more... ) -
Wilderness Settings
I never really liked any of the AD&D rules for Wilderness play, and the OD&D stuff is a little disorganized, so I can't say I've tried very hard to get it so far ( Read more... ) -
Everyday Thelema #1: Will
As I write this, I just finished eating a lunch of oatmeal with acacia honey, of which it was a joy to say Will over. I think it is important to mention that it was a joy to say Will over, because I think that is a major component of Will, if not exactly its primary raison d'être. Or perhaps we could say that joy is a by-product of an honest ( Read more... ) -
Preface to articles tagged “Everyday Thelema”
Two weeks ago (the morning after spring equinox,) I began the practice of keeping a magical diary, and of maintaining basic everyday Thelemic practices (Resh and Will, for now,) and maintaining more or less daily study of key Thelemic texts (Liber AL, 777, and the Equinox of the Gods, for now). While I don’t plan to go into too much detail about ( Read more... ) -
Third Power
Well, I made some decisions, and I think I can get everything taken care of by late October ( Read more... ) -
White stone day, and other assorted weirdness...
2006 Employee Appraisals came in today... I am at the top of my class this year. Hopefully, the raise will reflect this ( Read more... ) -
Words of Wisdom
"When someone expects a lot of us, we often find that we can do a lot. When little is expected, we tend to provide little. In either case, the expectations are self-fulfilling."
Samuel C. Certo,
Steinmetz Professor of Management
Roy E. Crummer Graduate School of Business
Rollins College -
Survey assignment for my Management/Supervision class
For my essay assignment this week, I have to analyze some survey data regarding workplace factors ( Read more... )