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Talent Is Overrated: What Really Separates World-Class Performers from Everybody Else
I've written here before about Malcolm Gladwell's fascinating book Outliers, published in 2008. This year another book on talent, improvement, and mastery was published, Anders Ericsson and Robert Pool's Peak: Secrets from the New Science of Expertise. Anders Ericsson, importantly, is one of the pioneers and top experts in this area of psychology, and it was partly on Ericsson's work that Gladwell make his conclusions.
Anders Ericsson
Unfortunately, Ericsson says, Gladwell made some leaps that are misleading and, in some cases, inaccurate. The general principal that it takes a great deal of practice to become a world-class talent at something remains, and Ericsson reiterates that there aren't exceptions, people who become masters without practice at things that require a lot of work for other people to learn. Phrases like "natural talent" contain an embedded error.
However, there are several important points where Ericsson disagrees with Gladwell's conclusions–and since those conclusions were based on Ericsson's work, these merit some attention! Here are some of the key points from Ericsson's response:
10,000 hours is an arbitrary number. The amount of time mastery takes will depend on who's doing the practice, what kinds of practice they're doing, who you compare them to, what thing they're trying to master, what you consider "mastery," and other factors.
There's nothing in that research that implies that anyone can become a master at any chosen activity after putting in 10,000 hours–the research just shows that people who do achieve mastery put in a great deal of practice. However, there is compelling support for the idea that practically anyone can become excellent at practically anything: see "Do you have enough talent to become great at it?"
The type of practice is crucial: it's deliberate practice, and it has to be for the specific skill in question
There's no limit to how good we can get with further practice, however. There's not a point where we "achieve mastery" and can consider ourselves "done."
You can read Ericsson's more detailed response here, on Salon.com. The article is adapted from that new book I mentioned, Peak.
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For the past two and a half years, my son and I have been studying Taekwondo. At a class a few days ago, some of us were practicing a difficult kick, and a newer student was finding she had to go through the kick very slowly.
"It took me about two years to learn that kick," said a third student we were working with, by way of encouragement.
That surprised me at first. It's just one kick! Admittedly, it wasn't nearly the only thing we had been practicing, and it was a kick that involved spinning in mid-air, but two years seemed like a very long time. Yet when I thought about it, I realized it had taken me a year and a half or two years too, and that was with taking extra time after class some days specifically to practice it.
Becoming excellent at something really does take a long time. What's more interesting is that, in a manner of speaking, that's all it takes. In other words, that old saw "You can do anything you set your mind to" appears to have a lot of truth to it, truth backed by fistfuls of scientific studies.
"What about talent?" you might ask. My response to that would have to be: "It doesn't seem to exist."
"But Mozart … Tiger Woods!" you say.
"Both were taught intensively in their fields by their fathers practically from infancy," I'd tell you, "and both their fathers were teachers with exceptional credentials. By the time each was five years old, they were so far ahead of their peers, the world was their oyster." Practice may not make perfect, but it does make darn good.
Skeptical? László Polgár knew a lot of people who were skeptical when he claimed that you could raise children who were prodigies at almost anything, if you cared to go about it the right way. To prove it, he married a woman willing to do the experiment with him, fathered three daughters, and brought them all up to be world-class chess masters. Two of the girls stuck with chess long enough to become grandmasters and (at different times) world champions. László himself is an unexceptional chess player, but he has studied chess thoroughly enough to have been a very effective teacher for his daughters.
All of this about talent that I'm casually summing up in a pretend conversation comes from the arguments found (among other places) in two recent, very well-written books. Malcolm Gladwell's Outliers does a lot to explain how the very best people in every field–music, chess, sports, business, and so on–all seem to have gotten their skills by working very hard for a long time. In fact, Gladwell will tell you how long that period of time is: 10,000 hours. It takes about 10,000 hours of practice in practically anything to become world-class at it.
In his book Talent is Overrated, Geoff Colvin dives into the subject further, and points out that the quality of practice makes a huge difference as well. The very best violinists in the world now are much better than the very best violinists in the world 200 years ago, and it's not just because there are more people playing the violin: it's also that today's violinists have better learning methods, recordings, and other resources contemporaries of Mozart or Beethoven never had.
But again, what about talent? There are just people who are really good at things from a young age, naturally, so what about them?
Actually, such people don't seem to exist. Find anyone who's exceptional at practically anything, dig into their past, and you'll find a whole lot of practice–much more practice than people who aren't as good as they are.
Not to say that genetics count for nothing. Genetics determine a lot about a person's body, which can influence which athletic activities, for instance, they might be good at. Genetics also seems to determine a range of potential intelligence, and in turn intelligence has some influence over what a person can get good at–but only in that a person seems to need a certain minimal level of intelligence to be able to do well at certain activities, with more intelligence not corresponding to more success. For instance, a decades-long study that began by identifying a number of child geniuses found that these children didn't fare any better than the average graduate student in life. Intelligence certainly counts for something, but it doesn't make for automatic success.
I can understand if you don't believe this, or if you have big reservations. If so, it might be worthwhile reading Colvin's or Gladwell's book and seeing if the evidence they present there doesn't make a better case than I can in this short blog entry. The idea that people are born with special talents is a very strong one in our culture, and when we see someone who does well at something, we tend to assume automatically that it's because of inborn talent, then take that success as proof that inborn talent exists.
And what does all this have to do with self-motivation? Well, it is a bit of a tangent, but it does relate to two key elements of self-motivation: goals and belief that you can accomplish them.
In terms of goals, it may help to realize that if you have a goal of being very, very good at something, it's almost certainly possible to reach that goal–but it will take a lot of time and effort, so you had better enjoy whatever it is you plan to be doing. In some cases, others may have an enormous head start on you. For instance, if you start playing violin at age 30, it's not likely that you'll ever catch up with 30-year-olds who have been playing violin day in and day out since age 5–so you can become an excellent violinist even starting at age 30, but there's little possibility you'll become one of the best in the world.
In terms of belief, it can be discouraging sometimes to slowly move through a kick that feels awkward and clumsy to you when other people are spinning through the air and delivering it seemingly without effort. What Gladwell and Colvin and the researchers on whose work they've based their books have to tell us is that in time, that kick will come. Practically anyone can fly through the air, spinning, if they're willing to put in the time.
Takeaways:
Only a few inborn traits, like intelligence and body size, affect what we can or can't become great at
Almost all exceptional skill comes from many, many hours of practice
No, seriously: it's true
Pictures above: Wolfgang Mozart, Judit Polgár
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I stitched up a half dozen greeting cards yesterday, using your mylar hummers. I had to resize and change colors, but they came out very nice. The insides are left blank, so these can be used for any occasion.


definitions of operations research was given by Philip M. Morse and George E. Kimball in what is considered to be the first textbook of operations research. They wrote: Operations research is a scientific method of providing executive departments with a quantitative basis for decisions regarding the operations under their control. (Morse and Kimball, 1951, p. 1) During the process of... 4/04/2010�� Operations Research (OR) is an engineering process often is used by business to increase efficiency. The importance of this branch of engineering came to the fore when it was used extensively by, first the British, and then later the U.S., in anti-submarine warfare in World War II. Its use later branched out into both the air war and the ground war.
"Operational Research is the application of the methods of science to complex problems arising in the direction and management of large systems of men, machines, materials and money in industry, business, government and defense.


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Statistical preview: Bradford vs Manchester City U23
Statistical betting prediction for the match between Bradford and Manchester City U23 from Checkatrade Trophy 2017/2018
Total results from all matches with the same starting odds as offered for the match between Bradford and Manchester City U23
Total number of home wins: 84 – 43.75%
A win for Bradford with 43.75% probability and offered odds:
Bet365: 2.10 = -8.13%
Bwin: 2.10 = -8.13%
Sportingbet: 2.10 = -8.13%
William Hill: 2.20 = -3.75%
A draw in the match between Bradford and Manchester City U23 with 25.52% probability and offered odds:
Bet at home: 3.70 = -5.57%
A win for Manchester City U23 with 30.73% probability and offered odds:
Better odds and many betting options are offered by 18Bet for the match between Bradford and Manchester City U23. You can compare them with other bookmakers' offers here.
Bradford or draw: 69.27%
Manchester City U23 or draw: 56.25%
Bradford or Manchester City U23 to win the match: 74.48%
Bradford to win both the first half and the match against Manchester City U23: 28.13%
Bradford to win the first half, but the match against Manchester City U23 to end without a winner: 6.25%
Bradford to win the first half, but Manchester City U23 to win the match: 1.56%
First half to end without a winner, but Bradford to win the match: 11.98%
Both first half and the match to end without a winner for Bradford and Manchester City U23: 12.50%
First half to end without a winner, but Manchester City U23 to win the match: 13.02%
Manchester City U23 to win the first half, but Bradford to win the match: 3.65%
Manchester City U23 to win the first half, but the match against Bradford to end without a winner: 6.77%
Manchester City U23 to win both the first half and the match against Bradford: 16.15%
Bwin as one of the biggest bookmakers in the world offers excellent odds for the match between Bradford and Manchester City U23! You can see the odds here. Bwin customers receive up to 100 Euros bonus!!
Bradford to win against Manchester City U23 with one goal difference: 23.96%
Bradford to win against Manchester City U23 with two goals difference: 10.94%
Bradford to win against Manchester City U23 with three goals difference: 6.25%
Bradford to win against Manchester City U23 with four or more goals difference: 2.60%
Manchester City U23 to win against Bradford with one goal difference: 20.83%
Manchester City U23 to win against Bradford with two goals difference: 3.65%
Manchester City U23 to win against Bradford with three goals difference: 3.13%
Manchester City U23 to win against Bradford with four or more goals difference: 3.13%
Goal draw between Manchester City U23 and Bradford: 19.79%
Goalless draw between Manchester City U23 and Bradford: 5.73%
When betting on Asian Handicap in the match betting between Bradford and Manchester City U23, you avoid the draw as an option. Compare Coral odds for Asian handicap with those of other bookmakers here.
Bradford to win with a handicap of +0.5: 69.27%
Bradford to win with a handicap of +1: 87.50%
Manchester City U23 to win with a handicap of -0.5: 30.73%
Manchester City U23 to win with a handicap of -1: 12.50%
Manchester City U23 to win with a handicap of -1.5: 9.90%
Manchester City U23 to win with a handicap of -2: 6.49%
Bradford to win with a handicap of -0.5: 43.75%
Bradford to win with a handicap of -1: 26.03%
Bradford to win with a handicap of -2: 9.94%
Bradford to win with a handicap of -2.5: 8.85%
Manchester City U23 to win with a handicap of +0.5: 56.25%
Manchester City U23 to win with a handicap of +1: 73.97%
Bradford to win the first half: 35.94%
A draw after the first half in the match between Bradford and Manchester City U23: 37.50%
Manchester City U23 to win the first half: 26.56%
Home team to lead or a draw after the first half between Bradford and Manchester City U23: 69.27%
Away team to lead or a draw after the first half between Bradford and Manchester City U23: 62.50%
No draw after the first half in the match between Bradford and Manchester City U23: 64.06%
Bradford to win the first half with a handicap of +0.5: 73.44%
Bradford to win the first half with a handicap of +1: 90.97%
Manchester City U23 to win the first half with a handicap of -0.5: 26.56%
Manchester City U23 to win the first half with a handicap of -1: 9.03%
Manchester City U23 to win the first half with a handicap of -1.5: 7.29%
Bradford to win the first half with a handicap of -0.5: 35.94%
Bradford to win the first half with a handicap of -1: 13.99%
Bradford to win the first half with a handicap of -2: 3.37%
Manchester City U23 to win the first half with a handicap of +0.5: 64.06%
Manchester City U23 to win the first half with a handicap of +1: 86.01%
Bradford to win the second half: 36.46%
A draw in the second half of the match between Bradford and Manchester City U23: 34.38%
Manchester City U23 to win the second half: 29.17%
Bradford wins or a draw in the second half:69.27%
Manchester City U23 wins or a draw in the second half: 65.63%
No draw in the second half in the match between Bradford and Manchester City U23: 63.54%
Bradford to win the second half with a handicap of +0.5: 70.83%
Bradford to win the second half with a handicap of +1: 91.89%
Manchester City U23 to win the second half with a handicap of -0.5: 29.17%
Manchester City U23 to win the second half with a handicap of -1: 8.11%
Manchester City U23 to win the second half with a handicap of -1.5: 6.25%
Bradford to win the second half with a handicap of -0.5: 36.46%
Bradford to win the second half with a handicap of -1: 18.67%
Bradford to win the second half with a handicap of -2: 1.80%
Manchester City U23 to win the second half with a handicap of +0.5: 63.54%
Manchester City U23 to win the second half with a handicap of +1: 81.33%
Bradford to win to nil: 21.35%
Manchester City U23 to win to nil: 13.02%
Bradford to win in one of the halves: 60.42%
Manchester City U23 to win in one of the halves: 50.52%
Bradford to win both halves: 11.98%
Manchester City U23 to win both halves: 5.21%
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The eddi Awards will be presented to various artists on Friday.
Receivers of the award will be honored for demonstrating excellence of the arts. The awards will be handed out 6 p.m. Friday, Sept. 17, at Crooked Tree Arts Center in Petoskey. There will also be an appetizer buffet, refreshments, coffee and dessert.
Those who will receive an award this year include: visual artist Lynn Dinning of Good Hart, performing artist Kirby Snively of Harbor Springs, arts and cultural organization the Little Traverse Choral Society of Petoskey, arts in education Barry Bennett and Carl Brien of Petoskey, arts and cultural leadership Joyce Herbert of Charlevoix, individual patron Chuck Britton of Boyne City and benefactor Judy Knowles of Petoskey.
The eddi Awards are presented in honor of eddi Offield, a patron of arts and culture in Northern Michigan.
There are only 220 tickets for sale, and cost is $45 per person. Tickets can be purchased by calling Crooked Tree at (231) 347-4337 or online at www.crookedtree.org.


The thought of getting shots gives me the chills… the scary kind.
Since I'm doing my TTC checklist, I went to the doctor to get my vaccine titers done.
I also found out that the test to check immunity levels against diseases like chicken pox, mumps, rubella, etc. is called Titers.
Side note: I never got my chicken pox. Or got vaccinated for it. And though the thought of being old and gray one day and dying from a chicken pox outbreak doesn't scare me (there are worse ways to go), the idea of being pregnant and getting chicken pox really gets to me.
CVS is characterized by birth defects, most commonly skin scarring, malformed limbs, an abnormally small head, and vision problems. Plus, a baby with CVS may also grow poorly in utero and suffer from seizures and physical and mental developmental disabilities. The infection may also increase the risk of miscarriage or later fetal death.
Anyway, I went to the doctor who wanted to give me some tetanus and pertussis vaccine during the visit and then send me to get my Titers labs done to see what other vaccines I might need.
And I had this surge of fear in my stomach and all of a sudden decided that I would put off the vaccination. "I can just get all the vaccines I need done at once after the labs," I reasoned.
Then I decided I would put off my labs too. Until the thought of a needle going into my arm doesn't scare the living bajeesus out of me.
Shots are basically the scariest thing about focusing on my health.


Milk thistle may be useful against liver cancer.
BCCT's interest in milk thistle derives from its protective effects, reducing chemotherapy kidney damage in rats and liver toxicity associated with chemotherapy in children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
Silibinin, one of the flavonoids in milk thistle, has demonstrated antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects.
Silibinin promoted the growth of liver cancer when used with alcohol in an animal study.
Milk thistle has shown a few side effects and interactions with prescription drugs.
Other cautions are noted on the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center's About Herbs website. Medical supervision is recommended.
Milk thistle supplements are widely available.
Milk thistle protects against and may even reverse liver damage from alcohol and from some drugs. Milk thistle protects and promotes regeneration of the liver and is used in treating hepatitis. It also protects against Alzheimer's disease and is used to treat gastrointestinal upset. Milk thistle supplements have shown use in improving glycemic profiles in type II diabetic patients.
Written by Nancy Hepp, MS, with review by Laura Pole, RN, MSN, OCNS; most recent update April 7, 2019. BCCT has not conducted an independent review of research of milk thistle. This summary draws from the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center's About Herbs and CAM-Cancer Summaries websites plus other sources as noted.
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I loved the image that does not fade even after years, the stylish and cool body design, and the spaciously inside of LL size minivan.
Even many people rode, we could sit comfortably and we didn't got tired.
And even after 80,000km driving, it run well and the tires didn't get bad.
Because the engine is made in Japan, I think it can still be used for a long time. I wish it to be cherished.


Word of warning, pay close attention to your typing on thelyrics of Song.java assignment. Each year I find a few typing errors in Projects that do not have the output exact. I suggest you cut & paste the lines in and may want to compare the output using www.quickdiff.com . Here's a sample of a few found for Song in previous years.


See Cairo's essential destinations with a full-day tour of the city's historic and cultural sites. Explore the vast collection of artifacts at the Egyptian Museum, and see the gilded, iconic funeral mask of Tutankhamun. Take in views of the city from the medieval ramparts at Saladin's Cairo Citadel, and visit the exquisite Muhammad Ali mosque within the walls. Enjoy a traditional lunch at a neighborhood restaurant, then spend an hour at Khan El Khalil bazaar browsing vibrant stalls and local shops before returning to your hotel.
A tour guide will pick you up from your hotel at 8am for this excursion. Your first stop is the Egyptian Museum, that displays the largest number of most precious items of Egyptian antiques. A rare collection of over 250,000 genuine artifacts that date 5,000 years back, including an exclusive exhibit dedicated to the Tutankhamun.
The Saladin Citadel of Cairo is a medieval Islamic fortification. This place on Mokattam hill near the center of Cairo, was once famous for its fresh breeze and grand views of the city and now it's a preserved historic site, with mosques and museums. The Citadel is sometimes referred to as Mohamed Ali Citadel, because it contains the Mosque of Muhammad Ali. This Ottoman mosque, the largest to be built in the first half of the 19th century, is, with its animated silhouette and twin minarets, the most visible mosque in Cairo. The mosque was built in memory of Tusun Pasha, Muhammad Ali's oldest son, who died in 1816. This great mosque, along with the citadel, is one of the landmarks and tourist attractions of Cairo and is one of the first features to be seen when approaching the city from no matter which side. After, take some time to relax and absorb everything you have seen and experienced over a delicious lunch at a local restaurant (included).
After lunch continue to the Khan El Khalil Bazaar. Today it is mainly occupied by Egyptian rather than foreign merchants and shop holders, but is significantly geared towards tourists. Shops typically sell souvenirs, antiques and jewellery, but many traditional workshops continue to operate in the surrounding area. In addition to shops, there are several coffeehouses, restaurants, and street food vendors distributed throughout the market. After around 1-hour shopping your tour will finish and you will be taken back to your hotel.


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Wagner's Das Liebesverbot Premieres In Buenos Aires
16/05/2017 09/05/2017 by Jonathan Spencer Jones
Argentina Wagner, Das Liebesverbot: Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra / Oliver von Dohnányi (conductor), Teatro Colón, Buenos Aires. 2.5.2017. (JSJ)
Das Liebesverbot at the Teatro Colón (c) Arnaldo Colombaroli
Isabella – Lise Davidsen
Dorella – María Hinojosa
Luzio – Peter Lodahl
Brighella – Christian Hübner
Friedrich – Hernán Iturralde
Claudio – Carlos Ullán
Antonio – Sergio Spina
Pontio Pilato – Fernando Chalabe
Angelo – Norberto Marcos
Danieli – Emiliano Bulacios
Mariana – Marisú Pavón
Direction – Kasper Holten
Sets/costumes – Steffen Aarfing
Lighting – Bruno Poet
Projections – Luke Halls
Chorus – Miguel Martínez
Choreography – Signe Fabricius
Wagner must have had a soft spot for Das Liebesverbot, his second opera but first to be performed, describing it as a "youthful sin". Written and composed when he was just 21, nevertheless it was a failure at the premiere and was taken off after the first performance, not to see the light of day again in his lifetime.
The work is loosely based on Shakespeare's Measure for Measure and is one of the two comic works – along with Die Meistersinger – that Wagner penned.
Fortunately, the growing but still occasional number of productions since the 1983 revival by Wolfgang Sawallisch (his Bayerische Staatsoper live recording is well worth seeking out) enable it to be enjoyed by modern audiences. But it must be taken on its own terms – the work of the composer very much at the outset of his career and while pointing towards his later works, cannot fairly be compared with them.
This was the Argentine premiere of the work.
This production by the Teatro Real in Madrid in co-production with the Teatro Colón and the Royal Opera House was premiered in March 2016. The production – described in an detailed review by a fellow reviewer, and with which I fully concur – has a modern spin entirely appropriate to the work. It is lively and colourful, with the fairly basic setting with its stairs and rooms used imaginatively, and it successfully portrays the varying emotions of the protagonists, which need to be seen rather than just heard to be fully appreciated.
The cast, a mix of visiting and local singers, was led by the young Norwegian soprano Lise Davidsen as a dramatic Isabella. Vocally strong and tall to boot, she has a powerful presence.
Her friend Dorella, almost on the fringes of the main storyline but still frequently present, was delightfully played by María Hinojosa.
Much of the drama revolves around the two young noblemen, Luzio and Claudio, both tenors, and convincingly brought to life by Peter Lodahl and Carlos Ullán respectively.
On the other hand the buffo roles are those of the police chief Brighella, blusteringly sung by bass Christian Hübner, and the governor Friedrich, well played by bass-baritone Hernán Iturralde.
The other roles were credibly filled and the chorus performed well in its numerous interventions.
Oliver von Dohnányi was on the podium and elicited excellent playing with well chosen tempi in what ultimately will be a long remembered production.
Jonathan Spencer Jones
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