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Though a much smaller organization, Whatsapp chipped away market share month after month, becoming the leading communications platform.
In their case, JIRA works well for large-scale coordination, after the organization fully adopted it.
After a while, what was left did not represent Scrum at all.
How can organizations keep moving just as fast after they double in size?
After the transition, each team shipped once or twice a month.
But in contrast to my evil twin who lusts after world domination, my motives are not sinister.
In Georgia, after years of stalemate, we saw a full-scale resurgence of violence in August, 2008.
In Sri Lanka, a decades-long civil war between the Tamil minority and the Sinhala majority led to a bloody climax in 2009, after perhaps as many as 100,000 people had been killed since 1983.
And in Iraq, finally, violence is on the rise again, and the country has yet to form a government four months after its last parliamentary elections.
The execution was ordered by President Lincoln, only two days after he signed the Emancipation Proclamation.
Everything can be measured before Wounded Knee and after, because it was in this moment, with the fingers on the triggers of the Hotchkiss guns, that the US government openly declared its position on Native rights.
2010: Statistics about Native population today, more than a century after the massacre at Wounded Knee, reveal the legacy of colonization, forced migration and treaty violations.
Prisoners are still born into prisoner of war camps, long after the guards are gone.
These are the bones left after the best meat has been taken.
One man died after working a 36-hour shift.
I know that none of us want to be accessories after the fact of a human rights abuse in a global supply chain.
Yet, that's the one step computers can do better than any human after years of practice.
And after a second or two, carefully reflecting, she said, "No paper?" (Laughter) If you were born after computers and paper, it doesn't really matter which order you're taught with them in, you just want to have the best tool.
That's a view of the world that we don't usually give people for many, many years after this.
And before I worked with the kids, anything that I did with them, or anything that I did with myself, was supposed to be perfect, ideal, optimal, but after working with them for some time, I discovered the great virtues of empathy and flexibility and being able to start with some vision, and if the vision doesn't work, well nothing happened.
They know how to plant organic rice, they know how to look after it, they know how to harvest and they know how to cook it.
After that first injury, their risk for second injury is exponentially greater.
We are missing the story of Nehia, a Palestinian woman in Gaza who, the minute there was a cease-fire in the last year's war, she left out of home, collected all the flour and baked as much bread for every neighbor to have, in case there is no cease-fire the day after.
And this is why people choose to do work at home, or they might go to the office, but they might go to the office really early in the day, or late at night when no one's around, or they stick around after everyone's left, or go in on the weekends, or they get work done on the plane, in the car or in the train, because there are no distractions.
After all, it's not just a question of hygiene, but there's a possibility of recreation as well.
It looks a little phallic, but after all, it's a bathroom.
The fifth thing is that maybe, after 2,500 years, Plato is still having his way with us in his notion of perfect forms.
After a year, you can't get insurance on everything you have in it, only on 70 percent.
Because, after all, within living memory, they were hunters and gatherers, living pretty much like our ancestors lived for maybe 99 percent of the human story.
Then we crossed the border into Syria, went to Aleppo, which, turns out, is named after Abraham.
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