Mood:  bright

The Plains of Abraham 

Benjamin West's painting is among the most famous historical paintings of all time, although as a historical record it is among the worst.

Although it contains numerous inaccuracies its depiction of heroic death on a foreign battlefield remains a powerful image (courtesy NGC/8007).

The battle of the Plains of Abraham has been described by James H. Marsh is editor in chief of The Canadian Encyclopedia as.

"...likely the greatest turning point in our history, has given rise to what historian C.P. Stacey called a "luxuriant crop of popular legends."

However much military history falls out of favour, that battle remains there in our imaginations, full of drama, tragedy and pathos .."

Recently, a small tempest in a mainstream media teacup was steeping itself in a controversy over what should be included in events to mark commemoration of this event

Posted by mach1231 at 10:42 AM PDT

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Mood:  caffeinated

Heres some cross-gender leadership corporate cultural appeal for all first time and return visitors.

In my opinion ,the article and story subtly undertones the benefits of women in leadership roles by highlighting and accentuating the multi-tasking role many women play and use in their lives by simple rote.

"Architects and builders can get frustrated when they want something specific, but have inventory forced upon them, (...) I knew sharing detailed knowledge would be more beneficial for everyone." - W. O'Brien, owner of OSI Tile & Stone

Not that males should try to shore up their ability by morphing into micro managers, but lets have it, learning curves do not have to be necessitated and pock marked with "mistakes".

Indeed, this type of business model for construction industry has worked well for http://kullman.com

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But let it be known:

Knowledge sharing builds solid relationships

"Any good business owner appreciates the value of cash flow." - David Wilton, director small business for Scotiabank in Toronto

Posted by mach1231 at 12:46 PM PDT

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