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Time management > Content management, Culture >
I use a "death" model to organize my content.
Projects and individual items have a life cycle from birth and life, to death and interment. There is also well-defined horror-fantasy terminology for "undeath".
maybe more will be written, but this seems to be good for now.
This is yet another article that sat around as a draft for far too long. I'm pushing it out, it seems alright to me.
The problem with big guys picking on little guys is that the little ones play by different rules.
When reacting, the little guy has no choice but to go straight to asymmetric warfare. In the case of anti-culture corporate actions, by far the most effective tool has been the Streisand effect.
So when an individual's specific action is threatened, that action is given over to the swarm. The threat turns the snake into a hydra.
You might be looking for Employment.
Martial arts, Culture > Martial arts terms >
Work is the effort of doing, as opposed to thinking. Work is effortful and eventful. It is acting, sparring, moving, living.
What is called work in some martial arts, is considered Kung Fu elsewhere.
Traditional/Simplified Chinese: 太; Pinyin: Tài; literally "grand"
also translated as "supreme"
The "tai" in Taijiquan
A pleated skirt usually worn by black-belt ranked practitioners of Aikido. In some dojo, the hakama is also worn by women of all ranks, and in some dojo by all practitioners.
See Bushido
Yin is empty and insubstantial, yang is solid and substantial. Symbolizes the two complimentary yet opposing aspects of reality.
Simplified Chinese: 阴阳
See also:
Short for "quan fa" which means "fist techniques" -- used as a reference to Shaolin Kung Fu arts.
Pronounced ch'uan
Hoong Ka Kungfu, Wing Choon Kungfu and Pakua Kungfu are known as Hungjiaquan, Yongchunquan and Baguaquan respectively.
The "quan" in Taijiquan.