 not a lot of point. You asked the questions, you got the feedback: shelve it and forget it.
But what a waste of priceless information! Why not use your client feedback to help your organisation in whatever area the “so what” is biggest? Here are just a few examples of urgent business needs client feedback can help address.
Which clients might you lose next? Find out and take action to repair relationships. Just asking will help.
Where can you sell deeper into existing relationships? – so much more efficient than finding new ones.
Who will be the best fit to replace your senior people when they move on? Your clients can tell you.
What’s going wrong on your accounts? How can you address problems before they cost you profits – or clients?
Client feedback is an immensely powerful and flexible tool. Its value is not as an exercise in itself, but in how it can support your business to achieve its priorities. It also nurtures your priceless client relationships.Cissoid is the generalization of Cissoid of Diocles. Who generalized it? Around what era?
Cissoid is a method of deriving a new curve based on two (or one) given curves C1, C2, and a fixed point O. A curve derived this way may be called the cissoid of C1 and C2 with the pole O.
Given two curves C1 and C2, and given a fixed point O.
Let P1 be a point on C1. Draw a line L passing O and P1. Let the intersection of L and C2 be P2.
Mark a point Q on line L, such that distance[O,Q]==distance[P1,P2].
The locus of Q (as P1 moves on C1) is the cissoid of C1 and C2 with the pole O.
The cissoid method can also be used on a single curve or multiple curves. Given a curve (or curves) and a point O, let a line L passing O sweeps the plane in a complete revolution. Let P_1, P_2, …P_n be the intersections of L and the given curves. Mark points on L with lengths of Length[vector[P_i,P_j]] for all possible combinations of i,j ≤ n. (consistently mark them on one side of L) The locus of these points is the cissoid of the given curves with pole O. If the line L never makes more than one intersection with the given curves, then we may say that there is no cissoid of such curves with respect to O. The essence of the cissoid method is that it construct a poler curve that measures the distance of (two) given curves as a line sweeps by. For example, we can have the cissoid of a circle, or a cissoid of a parabola.
The cissoid of two concentric circles with pole on center is two concentric circles centered on pole. The cissoid of two circles in general is a combinations of various oval, figure-eight, or droplet-shaped curves. analyze the number of loops, branches, nodes, cusps, …etc.
The cissoid of two parallel lines is a line. The cissoid of two non-parallel lines with pole not on the line is a hyperbola-like curve. The curve has two asymptotes parallel to the given lines. If the point is on one line, then the cissoid is a line. prove or disprove that cissoid of two lines is a hyperbola.
If the line passes through the center of the circle, and pole on the circle, then the resulting curve is a strophoid, and if the pole is a point on the circle furthest from the line, it's a right strophoid.
The cissoid of a line and a circle, with pole on the center of circle, is any member of conchoid of Nicomedes.
Let there be a cissoid based on given curves c1, c2, and point O. If c1, c2 intersect at point P, then line[O,P] is a tangent of the cissoid at point O.
The cissoid of a algebraic curve and a line is itself algebraic. from to Robert C Yates. Needs proof. Check J Dennis Lawrence's book.
Riot Games has introduced patch 11.16 update in League of Legends, which goes live today. There is a wide array of additions and changes in this patch. We will try and break it down for you in subsequent articles.
League of Legends now gets an updated Third Queue Dodge Penalty. Riot Games has added a third penalty tier for queue-dodging. Players that dodge three times in a 24-hour period will experience a 12-hour MOBA queue lockout and a 10 LP loss. The first two dodge penalties remain unchanged.
As a new arrival LoL gets a Friends Leaderboard. Players, who were unsure of their superiority over their friends, can now confirm this. League of Legends will have a new social leaderboard inside Ranked Summoner’s Rift lobbies.
📒Patch 11.16 Highlights!
Gamers can access this leaderboard by clicking on the new leaderboard button in the upper right corner of the Solo/Duo or Flex lobby. In Flexed Queue, Master and above Flex players can no longer queue with other Flex players rated below Platinum.
The key highlight of fixes carried out in LoL patch 11.16 is that Champions can now acquire blue buff if they kill the Blue Sentinel while in a zombie state. This includes Sion’s Passive- Glory in Death, which is already true for red buff.
Players will no longer lose their red or blue buffs when executing non-epic jungle monsters. Also, a champion’s bounty value will reset back to zero in the scoreboard even after a player claims his bounty.
Umbral Glaive is no longer able to deal bonus damage to an invulnerable ward (due to being teleported to).Game of Thrones is not for the faint of heart, so don't let your grandpa watch. Also, it might remind him of his childhood and make him sad.
There are a ton of names to keep up with during the show. If you feel lost about who a character is, relax; they'll probably be dead in three minutes.
Who's that one character who has consensual sex with a non-sibling?
Game of Thrones features gratuitous, explicit violence. Make sure to send kids 10 and under out of the room if a scene has more than 3 liters of blood.
If you're watching Game of Thrones at a friend's house because you are too poor to have HBO, it is customary to bring them a roast goose and flagon of mead.
There are a lot of awkward sex scenes in Game of Thrones, so if you have a teenage son, be sure to give him a few minutes of 'jack time' alone after the show.
If you think it's a fun idea to take a drink of wine every time a character on the show does, beware: You'll be dead in 22 minutes.
I get that too. Sometimes it feels like people I'm talking to are gaslighting me, such as when the topic of Rittenhouse comes up. I take some solace in that I must be doing some level of critical thinking right, because in recent years I've criticized the hell out of the professor who taught me to think this way in the first place. It also may not be the *best* coping mechanism, but I don't think it's the worst either, that I can always find people who should have some degree of expertise or authority who you'd expect to fall in line with the orthodox beliefs but make it explicit that they don't.

One example of this is John Waters with regards to the drag queen story hour controversy. All my friends think I'm crazy for having any empathy toward conservatives that think this is crazy. Waters said on Bill Maher, "Are you really surprised that some people get upset about that? I mean little Billy comes home from school and dad said 'So how was school today?' he said 'Fine! Lil Miss Hot Mess taught me how to put on bottom lashes! Get it girl!'" He made the case not that they're extremist fascists, but that they're pretty normal reacting to something transgressive.

Another example is Eddie Izzard with regards to JK Rowling. There's a cult-like mentality toward demonizing Rowling as a "vicious transphobe", but Izzard himself, one of the most thoughtful and tolerant culturally-queer people you'll ever find, said he doesn't believe she's transphobic. What reason would I have to think that Izzard, someone who's dealt with bigotry and spent decades thinking about his identity, could be wrong about Rowling in the same way that I am?Citizens Bank Park is considered a hitters paradise.
Every year the Phillies rank towards the top in offensive output for the league.
On Saturday, the Padres broke out their sticks as the team managed a 5-3 win over Philadelphia.
Eric Hosmer went 3-for-5 in the win and is hitting.290 on the season with a.792 OPS. The first baseman is hitting.393 (11-for-28) in his last seven games. Manny Machado went 2-for-5 with a double and has a.808 OPS on the season. Hunter Renf