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Team Engineering*WORKS MASTERPOST*Week 1*

Gifsets:

ifwehadamonkey’s top 10: s1 - #10: 0-8-4 - @ifwehadamonkey

ifwehadamonkey’s top 10: s1 - #9: the asset - @ifwehadamonkey

ifwehadamonkey’s top 10: s1 - #8: the hub - @ifwehadamonkey

101 reasons to love fitzsimmons: #1 - @mrsdecaestecker

101 reasons to love fitzsimmons: #2 - @mrsdecaestecker

101 reasons to love fitzsimmons: #3 - @mrsdecaestecker

101 reasons to love fitzsimmons: #4 - @mrsdecaestecker

#AOSRewatch: Favorite Quotes 1/? - @accio-the-force

“Can a man still be brave...” - @accio-the-force

Be with someone who is proud to have you. - @english-fitz

AOS Rewatch: Fitz Rewatch: Fitz’s hands 4/? - @florchis

Requested and completely planned by the great @the-nerdy-stjarna! - @florchis

Jemma Simmons + weapons (¼): S1-S2 edition - @florchis

Fitz/Simmons playlist pt.1 - @for-within-the-hollow-crown

Fitz/simmons playlist pt.2 - @for-within-the-hollow-crown

In Perfect Harmony - @for-within-the-hollow-crown

Every Leo Fitz Outfits-Pilot - @idecaesteckers

I never noticed this before but... - @idecaesteckers

Every Leo Fitz Outfits-Pilot (2) - @idecaesteckers

season 1 vs season 4 - @jemmablossom

#no matter what#they will stay by each other’s sides - @jemmablossom

the endless story of fitzsimmons (1/?) first introductions - @jemmablossom

(x) - @jemmablossom

*talks* - @jemmablossom

colour meme fitzskye + winter colours - @leggypeggys

Fitz in 4x08 - @plentyofmalk

to make you feel my love - @plentyofmalk

who you truly are - @theboyfallsfromthesky

primavera by santana - @theresalwaysaway

48/365 days of fitzsimmons - @leopoldjamesfitzs

49/365 days of fitzsimmons - @leopoldjamesfitzs

50/365 days of fitzsimmons - @leopoldjamesfitzs

51/365 days of fitzsimmons - @leopoldjamesfitzs

52/365 days of fitzsimmons - @leopoldjamesfitzs

53/365 days of fitzsimmons - @leopoldjamesfitzs

54/365 days of fitzsimmons - @leopoldjamesfitzs

leopold james fitz in every episode - 3x10 - @leopoldjamesfitzs

leopold james fitz in every episode - 3x11 - @leopoldjamesfitzs

leopold james fitz in every episode - 3x12 - @leopoldjamesfitzs

leopold james fitz in every episode - 3x13 - @leopoldjamesfitzs

leopold james fitz in every episode - 3x14 - @leopoldjamesfitzs

leopold james fitz in every episode - 3x15 - @leopoldjamesfitzs

but most importantly she loves you too - @leopoldjamesfitzs

And now you understand why... - @leopoldjamesfitzs

FS soundtrack series 1x01 - @whatlighttasteslike

FS soundtrack series 1x02 - @whatlighttasteslike

FS soundtrack series 1x03 - @whatlighttasteslike

FS soundtrack series 1x04 - @whatlighttasteslike

FS soundtrack series 1x05 - @whatlighttasteslike

Your light , it follows me in the darkness - @whatlighttasteslike

Games of Thrones AU - @whatlighttasteslike

Edits/Graphics/Manips:

fitzsimmons as daisy and donald - @mrsdecaestecker

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D: The Comic Book Version (1/?) | Volume 4, Issue 8 ↳  Fitzsimmons Tandem Shooting - @accio-the-force

cause you shine bright like a diamond - @accio-the-force

FitzSimmons Aesthetics: (4/?) FitzSimmons Hogwarts AU - @inevitablefan-ne-girl

Fitzsimmons + Text Posts (1/?) - @inevitablefan-ne-girl

I’ve got to say goodbye... - @jemannesimms

FS Lockscreens - @jemannesimms

Fitzsimmons + Containment AU - @jemannesimms

you create the rarity of my genuine smile - @jemannesimms

what i’m saying is... - @jemannesimms

Fitzsimmons in La La Land - @jemannesimms

Look at me - @jemannesimms

in every universe/across the stars - @jemannesimms

Fitzsimmons in Gone With the Wind - @jemannesimms

Radcliffe as Fitz’s dad - @memorizingthedigitsofpi​

​Mine and mine alone - @memorizingthedigitsofpi

second star to the right - peter pan au - @memorizingthedigitsofpi

50s au - @memorizingthedigitsofpi

1940 au - @memorizingthedigitsofpi

pregnant jemma in the lab au - @memorizingthedigitsofpi

spagbol date au - @memorizingthedigitsofpi

dream lover - @memorizingthedigitsofpi

anne au - @memorizingthedigitsofpi

academy fitzsimmons - @thedaisyjohnsons

Fanfic/Text:

to the moon and back - @accio-the-force

#AOSRewatch: Repairs - @accio-the-force

#AOSRewatch: The Bridge - @accio-the-force

#AOSRewatch: The Magical Place - @accio-the-force

#AOSRewatch: T.R.A.C.K.S. - @accio-the-force

Radcliffe as Fitz’s Dad - @agl03

season 5 meta - @agl03

Love, Jemma - @dilkirani

In Perfect Harmony - @fitzsimmonsforlife

Desire - @fitzsimmonsforlife

Love is a Symphony - @fitzsimmonsforlife

AoS Rewatch - 1x09 Repairs (Fitzsimmons edition) - @florchis

AoS Rewatch - 1x10 The Bridge (Fitzsimmons edition) - @florchis

Two ways to live your life - @florchis

AoS Rewatch - 1x13: T.R.A.C.K.S. - @florchis

in the dark you will make me strong (like you’ve always done) - @for-within-the-hollow-crown

AOS Rewatch: 1x09 Repairs - @inevitablefan-ne-girl

AOS Rewatch: 1x10 The Bridge - @inevitablefan-ne-girl

Faking it - @memorizingthedigitsofpi

confused - @memorizingthedigitsofpi

affection - @memorizingthedigitsofpi

remember when you promise we’d... - @superirishbreakfasttea

don’t you think you can fall back in love with me? - @superirishbreakfasttea

tongue tied - @tashonix

adventure in space - @tashonix

while you waited in darkness ch.16 - @the-nerdy-stjarna

while you waited in darkness ch.17 - @the-nerdy-stjarna

AoS Rewatch - 1x07 The Hub - @the-nerdy-stjarna

AoS Rewatch - 1x10 The Bridge - @the-nerdy-stjarna

AoS Rewatch - 1x12 Seeds - @the-nerdy-stjarna

A hundred billion stars - @the-nerdy-stjarna

Forbidden fruit - @the-nerdy-stjarna

Most incompetent burglar ever - @the-nerdy-stjarna

A gentlemen and a scholar - @theclaravoyant

The sum of our parts - @theclaravoyant

Follow up of expectations for season 4 - @theresalwaysaway

Things you said under your breath - @unbreakablejemmasimmons

AoS Rewatch - 1x09 Rapairs - @unlessimwrongwhichyouknowimnot

AoS Rewatch - 1x10 The Bridge - @unlessimwrongwhichyouknowimnot

autistic Fitz headcanon - @unlessimwrongwhichyouknowimnot

Put your hands where I can see them - @unlessimwrongwhichyouknowimnot

What happens in Vegas stay in Vegas - @unlessimwrongwhichyouknowimnot

How to make a friend - @unlessimwrongwhichyouknowimnot

AoS Rewatch 1x03/1x06 - @whatlighttasteslike

AoS Rewatch 1x07 - @whatlighttasteslike

A joyful addiction - @whatlighttasteslike

One more chapter - @whatlighttasteslike

A Thousand Fingerprints - @itsavolcano

Fanmix/Videos

For my first engineering vs biochem post... - @english-fitz

Cosmos - A Fitzsimmons Fanmix - @jemannesimms

You’re My Number One - @jewishfitz

All will be well - @unbreakablejemmasimmons

here we are! our first weekly masterpost, albeit a bit late. this is your source for all team posts for any given week. with so much content being created, it can be hard to keep up, so here’s your chance to check out everything you might’ve missed. there’s always the chance i may have missed a post, or a link isn’t working, so please message me if this is the case and i’ll get it fixed. congratulations to everyone for such an outstanding first week! also, special thanks to my partner in crime @mrsdecaestecker for helping me get this post together :)

Godly Character Building Bible Reading Plan | Aamir and Carissa Din Home Plan Intro Bible Reading Plan Contact Godly Character Building Bible Reading Plan: Week 1 A Journey of Discipleship and Transformation Week 1: Love Welcome to the first week of our Godly Character Building Bible Reading Plan! This week, we will delve into the foundational Christian virtue of love—the greatest of all the…

The pattern I decided to read is titled “Concrete Skills” from chapter 2 of Apprenticeship Patterns: Guidance for the Aspiring Software Craftsman by Dave Hoover and Adewale Oshineye. This pattern starts off by discussing how hiring managers have no incentive to hire someone who can not directly contribute to a team’s workload. Hoover and Oshineye ask the following rhetorical question from a recruiters point of view: “If we hire you today, what can you do on Monday morning that will benefit us?”. In short, the solution to this problem is to develop and maintain some concrete skills. We learn that with time we will become less dependent on our concrete skills and get hired through the reputation we have garnered from notable projects. This pattern ends by giving the reader a recommendation on how they can begin developing some concrete skills.

The thing I found most interesting from the reading is that at some point in my journey I will become less dependent on my concrete skills. My portfolio and “deeper qualities” will be what matter more. This was interesting to me because in a section that stresses the importance of learning concrete skills in the beginning of my professional journey, I am still getting a message that soft skills are important. This shows me how there is an important balance of maintaining the hard skills I’ve learned in addition to being a team player, having good communication, being empathetic and having many other traits that fall under the soft skills category.

The episode I’m commenting on is titled, "#163 Layla Porter was led to coding by her horse riding and personal coaching business".

I have a partner who is into horseback riding and so I selected this episode because I thought I could potentially develop something that helps her.

In the podcast episode I listened to, we follow the software developer, Layla Porter. Layla first started learning programming with ActionScript and HTML when she was young. Most of Layla's early learning was self-taught and for personal entertainment.

Layla starts her story by talking about the opportunity she received as an adult to ride horses full time. This was something Layla was excited about because she grew up riding horses her whole life.

While riding horses full time, she had friends at her work, who knew how to code and would teach her object oriented programming, Objective C, and Model View ViewModel.

Eventually, Layla decided to take a break from horseback riding and became a speciality personal trainer for horseback riders. She started her own gym called, "The Rider's Gym" and made her own website to set up her business. At first, she had a pretty successful gym for several years coaching both professional and amateur horseback riders.

After some time though, her business started to become less profitable and she started reading books and teaching herself the skills needed for a career switch to become a developer.

Layla applied to many jobs and eventually landed an entry level coding position. She managed to work her way up to a senior engineer after some additional job switches, and by dedicating herself to learning as much as she can in the field.

Currently, Layla still works in software development and she is an advocate for people from all backgrounds becoming developers if they are willing to put in the time and effort to learn it.

While my partner is not likely to start up her own fitness/horseback riding business soon, one of the most interesting things about this episode for me is how informal Layla's learning experience was and yet she managed to become a successful developer.

As I continue in my own personal journey in software development, I've learned that though a formal education is invaluable, life experiences and projects that require me to develop/code are also critical.

Lastly, in this podcast episode, Layla referenced a couple of things that pertained to our course topics. She mentions how using a .Net framework was crucial for her creating her business website, she discusses how her friends taught her the principles of object oriented programming, and discusses how she focused on the front end of her website to make sure it was user friendly, while her partner worked on the backend to make sure her customers' information was properly stored and managed.

Just as it finished, it has begun. Although it’s the mid-semester break, now is a good time to get a leisurely start on prepping for next semester.

How's your timetabling going, have you selected your tutorial times yet? If it looks like the times you absolutely need due to carer duties are getting overbooked go talk to the school admin. Find out where their office is and go TALK to them in person instead of using email, you are more likely to get the result you want and faster at that. They can slot you in to your preferred times before the tutorials are allocated if you've got school pick ups etc. to take care of. And when they help you you'll obviously be grateful and nice and appreciative, because these are the people you want on your side for the next few years.

Next fish out previous semester’s Learning Guides for the units you’ve enrolled:  at WSU these are available online via the Library, and will give you an idea of the workload for your selected units. While at it check if the weekly schedule mentions required readings, visit the library for the textbooks, and start reading ahead. This prepares you for the actual unit, and gives you time to internalise some of the concepts before they come up at lectures.

If last semester’s results left a bit to desire, or you feel you could brush up on some of the core academic skills, check the workshops and programs offered by the student support services. WSU programs are listed here.

Most importantly spend time with your family and friends. Remember them? The people who supported you through the last semester by taking care of the household, bringing you endless cups of tea, looking after your kids, and reminding you that they'll be there once you resurface. Give 'em some love.

What am I doing this week?

Spending some quality time with my kids while school holidays are on

Catching up with friends

Checking tutorial allocations for any changes, keeping an eye on my preferences

Filing Autumn 2017 notes and paperwork

Setting up new files and folders for Spring 2017

Setting up semester plan templates for Spring 2017

Reading previous semester learning guides for the units I'm enrolled in (while waiting for current guides to become available)

Going through course readings for one particular unit (Cell biology) as per the learning guide, one week's readings per day

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According to surveys in Europe and the United States, yellow is the color people most often associate with amusement, optimism, gentleness, and spontaneity, but also with duplicity, envy, jealousy, avarice, and, in the U.S., with cowardice. It plays an important role in Asian culture, particularly in China, where it is seen as the color of happiness, glory, wisdom, harmony and culture.