May 22
2015
May 21
2015
Theory Thursday: Speaker Designations
When doing Q&A, or in other situations where there may be several different speakers, it is important to have a variety of designations to identify the multiple speakers. Below is a list of steno briefs that can be used to indicate multiple speakers by number. (Remember, most of the time, these speakers will be defined as colloquy. Also, this list does not include the basic Q and A designations):
#01= STPHAO
#02= SKWRAO
#03= EUFPLTD or *EUFPLT
#04= EURBGSZ or *EURBGS
#05= STPHAOEU
#06= SKWRAOEU
#07= AOEUFPLT
#08= AOEURBGS
#09= STPHAOEUFPLT
#10= SKWRAOEURBGS
#11= 1234/1234
#12= 6789/6789
May 20
2015
Stenspiration™
“The people who make it to the top- whether they’re musicians or great chefs or corporate honchos- are addicted to their calling. You have to honor the gift that God has given you. The people who get the call are the ones who’d be doing whatever it is they love even if they weren’t being paid. The junkies love what they do: they revel in it. They exude not only expertise but also joie de vivre.” -Quincy Jones
Love, Speed & Accuracy,
Elsie Villega
May 20
2015
Case CATalyst: Finish ‘Em
May 18
2015
Legal Vocabulary: Avulsion
Avulsion is defined as: “The immediate and noticeable addition to land caused by its removal from the property of another, by a sudden change in a water bed or in the course of a stream.
When a stream that is a boundary suddenly abandons its bed and seeks a new bed, the boundary line does not change. It remains in the center of the original bed even if water no longer flows through it. This is known as the rule of avulsion.” [SOURCE: The Free Dictionary]
Machine Briefs:
OPTION #1: avulsion= A/VUL/SH*UN
OPTION #2: avulsion= A/VULGS
OPTION #3: avulsion= A/V*ULGS
CLICK HERE for the medical definition of avulsion.
May 18
2015
Medical Monday: Avulsion
Avulsion is defined as: (1) The forcible tearing away of a body part by trauma or surgery. (2) The tearing away of an attached or anchored tissue, as in the avulsion of a muscle from its insertion in bone— e.g., an avulsion fracture in which bone remains attached to the inserted muscle, but loses its attachment to surrounding bone. (3) Tearing away, forcible separation, or complete displacement of a tooth from the alveolar bone.”
Machine Briefs:
OPTION #1: avulsion= A/VUL/SH*UN
OPTION #2: avulsion= A/VULGS
OPTION #3: avulsion= A/V*ULGS
CLICK HERE for the legal definition of avulsion.
May 15
2015
Case CATalyst: Assigning Due Dates To Jobs
May 15
2015
Friday Phrases
May 14
2015
Random Briefs
May 14
2015
