Good watch on Netflix

[Deestone]

Yup been raving about Dark. One of my fave series in Netflix. Hard lang to remember who’s who across the generations/timeline. But once you get to know na, it’s an amazing series. It gets better towards the middle. I liked season 1 more than season 2 though.

And after finishing the whole series many are still in doubt if Adam is really Jonas and there are many minor details that we have missed after watching it so some people watch it a couple of times more.

[bugsmobile]

It gets interesting by episode.

They’re now going back to 1986.


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Ah yeah that’s the correct term! Yup it gets more interesting toward the middle.

[Deestone]

It gets interesting by episode.

They’re now going back to 1986.


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That's the sic mundus portal in the cave. Enjoy the rest of the series if I have time I will rewatch some of the episodes.

[Deestone]

Watch this film last night it has a poor storyline but I like the futuristic visuals. This is about a muted man finding his girlfriend finding all clues to get what he wants.

[Tha_Mann]

Mostly what GM stands for.

One should know the difference between a manager and a leader.

And what kind of game one is playing: finite or infinite.

Back to thread topic.

This German series “Dark” is quite interesting.

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so a manager cannot be a leader?

anyway, good thing Jerry Krause was recognized and became a Hall of Famer

https://www.hoophall.com/hall-of-famers/jerry-krause/

Jerry Krause

The architect of the great Bulls championship runs of the 1990s, Jerry Krause was a respected, if not always appreciated, front office executive in the National Basketball Association. Armed with a legendary work ethic born from his years working as a scout for professional baseball and basketball, Krause’s real genius was revealed when Chicago Bulls owner Jerry Reinsdorf hired the Chicago native as his new general manager. Krause immediately set out to find the right pieces to surround franchise player Michael Jordan. He relied on instinct more than numbers, and his hiring of Phil Jackson as an assistant and later as head coach keyed Chicago’s rise to the top. Soon Krause was drafting fresh talent and signing free agents like Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman, Horace Grant, and Toni Kukoc. With all the pieces in place, the Bulls won six championships in eight years.

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juggling from BCS and Community these days

[Egan101]

Leading is not the same as managing. Leaders take point over people and get them where they need to go. Managers oversee things to check if they are doing well.

Not all managers are leaders. I hate to say it but there are a lot of corporate pricks who has no care whatsoever to staff as their primary goal is the well-being of the organization.


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[tarzegetakizerd]

so a manager cannot be a leader?

anyway, good thing Jerry Krause was recognized and became a Hall of Famer

The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame :: Jerry Krause

Jerry Krause

The architect of the great Bulls championship runs of the 1990s, Jerry Krause was a respected, if not always appreciated, front office executive in the National Basketball Association. Armed with a legendary work ethic born from his years working as a scout for professional baseball and basketball, Krause’s real genius was revealed when Chicago Bulls owner Jerry Reinsdorf hired the Chicago native as his new general manager. Krause immediately set out to find the right pieces to surround franchise player Michael Jordan. He relied on instinct more than numbers, and his hiring of Phil Jackson as an assistant and later as head coach keyed Chicago’s rise to the top. Soon Krause was drafting fresh talent and signing free agents like Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman, Horace Grant, and Toni Kukoc. With all the pieces in place, the Bulls won six championships in eight years.

bttt:

juggling from BCS and Community these days

Try niyo yung NBA 2K My GM mode, simulate the role of a GM. Para di tayo puro assumption. Masaya siya

[Ry_Tower]

He was ONLY a general manager.

The buck stops at Reinsdorf’s door.

You don’t credit Apple’s success to Steve Wozniak, but to Steve Job.

And you don’t credit Paul Allen what Gates did to Microsoft.

He was just a foot soldier.

That was all he is.

If he were bigger than that, MJ wouldn’t make him a butt of the joke all the time.


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It takes the whole organization to win .

Some have more contribution than others, but in some cases, it's the GM that makes it happen. The owners may have the money, but it is the GM who might have the vision and strategy laid down.

As mentioned Bob Myers is a very good example, and so is Jerry West with all his successes. Masai Ujiri is another more recent example. It his vision and bold move that won Toronto its first ever championship.

The success of each is dependent upon the success of the other. – John D. Rockefeller

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[Tha_Mann]

It takes the whole organization to win .

Some have more contribution than others, but in some cases, it's the GM that makes it happen. The owners may have the money, but it is the GM who might have the vision and strategy laid down.

As mentioned Bob Myers is a very good example, and so is Jerry West with all his successes. Masai Ujiri is another more recent example. It his vision and bold move that won Toronto its first ever championship.

The success of each is dependent upon the success of the other. – John D. Rockefeller

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this is what I'm trying to say but can't put it into words hehe. agree with you 100%

[Tha_Mann]

Try niyo yung NBA 2K My GM mode, simulate the role of a GM. Para di tayo puro assumption. Masaya siya

puro assumption na? been playing GM Mode since NBA Live 98, wala pa yata NBA 2K nuon