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If you look closely, both words reactive and proactive have the root word active common in them. It is their prefixes that make all the difference. In a class, there are 30 students and the teacher explains the concepts to all of them. While all try to grasp them, there are very few who actually try to verify and learn... |
In a workplace, one can easily see the difference between proactive and reactive employees. The difference is all the more glaring if you have a proactive leader in one department and a reactive leader in another department of the same organization. Reactive leader is one who responds to situations as and when events t... |
There are companies spending lots of mo0ney in R&D to come up with new, innovative products full of features that they think would be appreciated by the consumers and these are the companies that are being proactive. Proactive companies introduce new products in the market and therefore are able to reap the reward much... |
Though both approaches are workable in today’s society, it is clear that the proactive approach is more rewarding. However, it also carries risks that are inherent with the approach but proactive people are prepared to take responsibility for their actions and are therefore never afraid to think along new lines. |
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A very old couple is so old that one of their hands is always holding one of the other’s hands. Their fingers are like two vines that have grown into each other and can’t be pulled apart. |
The very old couple never talk to each other anymore. They sit and they look at the world around them, completely happy in that way that is true. |
A sketchbook sits on their shared lap and with their free hands they draw, inky black pens swirling thick lines, hands working in perfect unison, slowly and easily finishing shapes for each other like sentences, scratching depth and space with each stroke. |
They live in Future Times, but they can still see the future, and they draw it. If you want to know what the next big thing will be, they can draw you a picture of it. The next big thing is Hats that are actually shoes. It makes sense in the Future Times. |
Their names are Boblin and Marlin The Olds. They live in a tree that does not have a tree house in it. They sleep on branches and snore like loud crickets. They only eat oatmeal, but in great big buckets. They don’t like crossword puzzles since they’ve become so violent. In the Future Times nobody likes to dance, not s... |
Oh, and they can turn into Elephants, not because they are magic, but because they had that operation you can get in the Future Times that lets you turn into an elephant. It comes in super handy. It’s the only way to stampede with any real accuracy. Also, the buttons in the Future Times are really big and elephant feet... |
Boblin’s favorite drink is dessert, while Marlins favorite dessert is to drink. Boblin likes flavors, while Marlin likes different flavors. |
Everyone gets along in Future Times, which is why there isn’t a whole lot of dancing anymore. And the crossword puzzles pile up un-solved. |
Boblin isn’t getting any younger, but it does seem that Marlin might start to. You just never know. |
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The death toll in Syria’s civil war has topped 45,000, a watchdog said last Wednesday. Photo: AFP |
Syria and Barack Obama’s re-election dominated the headlines this year. Sadly, the fighting in Syria showed no signs of fading, President Bashar al-Assad (supported by Russia and China) stubbornly refused to step down and the death toll rose to over 40,000. There were concerns that the conflict could spread to Iraq, Le... |
Obama became the first Democrat since Franklin D. Roosevelt to win two consecutive terms as President with over 50 per cent of the national vote |
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The main issue in the US election was the economy and who voters could best trust with fixing it. The losing Republican candidate, Mitt Romney, ran a campaign full of mishaps, and voters were not convinced what he stood for. Obama is now trying to negotiate with Republicans, who still control the House of Representativ... |
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Xi Jinping emerged as China’s new leader when he was elected Communist Party general secretary at the 18th party congress. He will be appointed President in March. Earlier on the party was rocked by a scandal involving Bo Xilai who was removed from the politburo in connection with events emerging from the death of a UK... |
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So I have my Gmail account open on two different browsers on the same computer (Chrome and Firefox). Now I was using the pop out chat feature of Google Talk embedded in the web page of my Chrome browser. |
If I close the chat box inside Firefox (which I did not pop out), the chat window which I had popped out of my Chrome browser closes too! |
Why is this happening? (I am using a Ubuntu 10.04 running on a MackBook) |
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If GTalk works the same as Live Messenger, when you close a conversation in one place, it closes it everywhere. Do you observe the same behavior if you try it the other way, and close the conversation from chrome while Firefox also has the conversation open? |
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yes, it closes it too! I was wondering if you were aware what script they are running to make this happen? – traumatized Oct 6 '10 at 8:29 |
It's the same with the conversations, if you write something in one window/browser, it will appear in the other as well. – Alex Jun 22 '11 at 21:02 |
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