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Compare shop rates with Broseley, which seems to be growing opposed to Much Wenlock shop rents too high. Need for more skill training.
my super wonderful colourful contact list...
(btw sorry for the smudges n i know, flickr logo is wrong :/ )
As The Stranglers said in No More Heroes...... "Whatever happened to Leon Trotsky". Personally, I'm not too concerned about old Leon, I am more worried about whatever happened to "Notes"? Without a doubt the (former) most devastatingly effective thing on Flickr. But now, seemingly, they have gone and disappeared with the new Beta thingy wotsit "upgrade" and become elusive - like Will O' The Wisp.
High Street shop frontage. Whoever allowed the Chinese chip shop frontage to be so out of place with the rest. Plant lots of trees and encourage bird life.
I thought post-it notes were supposed to help you locate things? Or was more than forty post-its too many? :P
The key for stories on our scrum board. The story card features the Jira case number, the title, a short description, the original story size, the new size we decide upon after finishing the story, developers working on the story, and the story owner.
Each task has a description, the QA engineer's initials in the lower left, and the developer's initials in the lower right. A QA only task has the bottom right snipped off, making it clear that the task itself involves no code change.
Litter is always present around the footpaths out of town where ramblers walk. Also in the town constant vigilance re dog mess.
Inspired by Sosij...not really the same effect.
Here's my inspiration: www.flickr.com/photos/sharonkcooper/2724991735/in/set-721...
Passwords on Post-it Notes - if this is your current solution for password management, it might be time for an upgrade.
On an old scale Post-it: "What are u looking at, dude?"
Today I went out with my friend Jazmin to take pictures of the city, and we decided to post Post-its on random things, changing streets names, leaving happy/sad/melancholic/random messages, etc etc... It was lots of fun and quite a good exercise