#call tree

(So I decided to do this at 2am this morning during a very option-heavy Jumin phonecall.)

Since easily loading saves to get all the phonecall conversations in oneshot is a thing of the past (I miss it T.T), I decided to do the next best thing and document the all the choices in a phone call. As I did in the past, I still aim for 100% call log.  And it’s very hard to do that when you don’t know your choice options to plan ahead...

I will try to make this as thorough as possible, as again, my goal is to 100% the call log. (But, as with anything, there are some life/work/game mechanic issues stopping me from doing so easily. I will address these under the cut.) 

Hope this guide will serve as a good/entertaining resource! 

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I just finished an excellent book on driving change in business: Neil Smith’s “How Excellent Companies Avoid Dumb Things”

Here’s the 12 principles that cut through the barriers:

The CEO must personally lead and support and change process carried out across the entire organization and a majority of senior management must also support it. 

The entire organization must be engaged in the change process. 

The project must be guided by “stars” who are willing to change the status quo.

There must be no up-front targets for the company as a whole or the individual departments within it. 

Those who will implement the idea must own the idea. It must be easy to put ideas into the change process but hard to remove them. 

Consideration of ideas must be based on facts and analysis, not opinion.

Consensus must be built.

There must be a focus on increasing revenue, not just reducing expenses. 

The change process must not disrupt normal business. 

Implementation must be nothing less than 100 percent. 

The change process must be about culture change, not just a completed project. 

Smith is right, constructive change that you want to see in your business is going to begin at the top and must be measured and deliberate. Don’t mistake success for luck. It’s not going to come easy!

Earlier this morning, the National Hurricane Center advised that Hurricane Sandy was moving toward the Northeast slowly, but could head up the East Coast this weekend. Maximum sustained winds are near 80 MPH with higher gusts.  Sandy is currently a category one hurricane and could weaken or strengthen as it travels eastward.  Wind and rainfall are two of the biggest hazards from Hurricane Sandy.  The combination, along with the possibility of storm surges (an offshore rise of water caused by a tropical cyclone) could cause huge flooding issues.  Officials are watching the Hurricane’s path closely as the storm could intensify as it meets cold air from the Midwest.  This has the potential to create flooding in record amounts for the Tri-State region.

World Cares Center is conducting two training sessions today to help ready volunteers and advise relief agencies on affiliated and spontaneous volunteer coordination.   In addition to training for volunteers, WCC wants to help you prepare for the impact of the storm:

Create individual and family preparedness plans and practice them with your family members

Make sure you have these four essentials:  An ICE (In Case of Emergency) card, a call tree, an evacuation plan, and a Go Bag.

The call tree should have all the phone numbers of family and friends that you may need to contact during an emergency

The Go Bag should be waterproof and should have the following:  important papers (Photo ID, proof of address), extra set of house keys/car keys, cash, ATM card, quarters for pay phone,  bottled water and snacks such as granola bars, first-aid kit, flashlight and whistle, list of medications for every family member and prescriptions, a radio with batteries or hand-cranked radio, phone number of at least one contact not in your area, map of your city/region, and warm clothes

Continue to check on evacuation information by using these information resources: NJ211, NY311, www.ready.gov/hurricanes, and the NJ OEM website (www.ready.nj.gov).  Follow World Cares Center on Twitter and Facebook, and locate the nearest shelter.  In the event of an evacuation, make sure your family has a plan or you know your building’s evacuation plan.  Make sure you:

Have a floor plan of your home

Locate exits for each room and make sure windows open easily.

Have more than one route to leave each room.

Have a plan for who will assist those with special needs or limited mobility

Determine a contact outside your area that will check in with you if an evacuation order is placed.

Have a pre-determined meeting place for friends and family.

Have a plan for how you will access information once you have evacuated.

Once you have prepared yourself and your family and feel secure, consider helping your neighbors, especially the elderly and persons with special needs who may really need your helping hand.