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Author: marcusoftnet

_posts/2014-03-01-team-yayasan-getting-started.md

@@ -105,8 +105,7 @@ We also have A lot of things going on at the same time (ca 10-16 things).
 
 We agreed to try to do something about these issues next week. We suggested two changes that we're trying for next week:
 
-- Limiting the Doing-column (Sedang in Indonesian) to 14 items. It's a lot I know but as you'll see in my summary below I'm not in a hurry.
-    Also I wanted to try a technique that [Donald Reintersen](http://reinertsenassociates.com/) introduced me too (also described [in the book btw](http://bit.ly/theKanbanBook)). Each week we will lower this limit with 20% until it hurts. Then we start our discussions about how to improve from there. Right now it's not hurting at all...
+- Limiting the Doing-column ("Sedang" in Indonesian) to 14 items. It's a lot I know but as you'll see in my summary below I'm not in a hurry. Also I wanted to try a technique that [Donald Reinertsen](http://reinertsenassociates.com/) introduced me too (also described [in the book btw](http://bit.ly/theKanbanBook)). Each week we will lower this limit with 20% until it hurts. Then we start our discussions about how to improve from there. Right now it's not hurting at all...
 - We decided to classify all the items in Todo (Akan) in S, M, L and (XL). That's is if something is XL we break it down. Nothing should take longer than 2 weeks, that's our idea now at least.
 
 This is the final board after the first week:

_posts/2014-03-05-mnb-mongoosejs.md

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ In my [blog post about Monk](https://www.marcusoft.net/2014/02/mnb-monk.html) (w
 
 Let's me redeem my bad Mongoose-conscience and write a ~~short~~ post on what I've picked up when trying it... [for real](http://github.com/aptitud/AptiTalk).
 
-The thing that ticked me off and actually made me turn away from Mongoose on the idea-stadium was the fact that it needs a typed model. To me, at the time, this seemed to go against the whole idea of simplicity and dynamicallity (yeah, made that word up... but I mean focus on dynamic stuff; I can store object that doesn't have exactly the same properties in the same collection for example) that can be seen through [Mongo](http://www.mongodb.org/) and [Monk](https://github.com/LearnBoost/monk) for example.
+The thing that ticked me off and actually made me turn away from Mongoose on the idea-stadium was the fact that it needs a typed model. To me, at the time, this seemed to go against the whole idea of simplicity and dynamically (yeah, made that word up... but I mean focus on dynamic stuff; I can store object that doesn't have exactly the same properties in the same collection for example) that can be seen through [Mongo](http://www.mongodb.org/) and [Monk](https://github.com/LearnBoost/monk) for example.
 
 As always with Node frameworks Mongoose is really simple to install:
 
@@ -81,8 +81,8 @@ However that means cleaning stuff up before and after your tests, since you cann
 
 ### ORM or Data Access framework?
 
-Ok, so why did I diss this awesome framework the first time around? Because I didn't even think about an ORM, I just wanted data access. For a number of years I've just used very [simple tools](https://github.com/markrendle/Simple.Data) and shied away from the complex as much as I could. When I saw that I needed to create a model, and that Mongoose hid all things Mongo from me... I was a bit hesitant.
+Ok, so why did I dismiss this awesome framework the first time around? Because I didn't even think about an ORM, I just wanted data access. For a number of years I've just used very [simple tools](https://github.com/markrendle/Simple.Data) and shied away from the complex as much as I could. When I saw that I needed to create a model, and that Mongoose hid all things Mongo from me... I was a bit hesitant.
 
 Now, when I've used the tool I feel much better. It's worth the "toll" I pay by creating models etc, I think. The API that Mongoose exposes is very nice and powerful and I have yet been near running into a situation that I cannot handle.
 
-In short - I should have looked harder and longer. ORM can be lightweight too, apparently. Thank you Mongoose for showing me that.
+In short - I should have looked harder and longer. ORM can be lightweight too, apparently. Thank you Mongoose for showing me that.

_posts/2014-03-08-team-yayasan-week-2-transparency.md

@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ The week ended early since 3 out of 5 members had to go to Jakarta. We decided t
 
 We also added a new criteria for putting items in the Todo-column: They need a "definition of done" so we know what we're supposed to do with them. Preferably, we can answer "When this is done we have ...".
 
-Some items are such in nature that we don't know the definition of done when we start (investigations for example). We agreed to put timeboxes for them instead. One example was the timebox we put in place to find a simple way to do reporting.
+Some items are such in nature that we don't know the definition of done when we start (investigations for example). We agreed to put time-boxes for them instead. One example was the timebox we put in place to find a simple way to do reporting.
 
 ![Board Image](/img/yayasan_board_3.jpg)
 

_posts/2014-03-17-team-yayasan-week-3-understanding.md

@@ -88,13 +88,13 @@ The first thing is that we're talking about "WE" and never "THEM", "YOU" or "US"
 And here's how a reminder email can look like, following that advice:
 
 > Our goal for the Kantor Yayasan is: "to help the hospitals and clinics to improve". That's why we keep pushing us and keep nagging about reports being late. Like this. I am NOT angry with any single one of you, I just want us to improve. Us. The Yayasan. And all the hospitals and clinics in it. And the Kantor Yayasan. Us.
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 > Ok, right now we are waiting for the finance report. I learned this Monday that we have got all the reports from all hospitals up to 31/12 2013. That's great! But that also means that we are 73 days that are not reported. See attached photo. Our goal is that it should be 1.
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 > This renders a lot of extra work for Bp Deny and Bp Anton since they have to call several times a day (see attached photo) and remind us to get our reports in on time. And keeping the Kantor Pusat accounting up to date is considerably harder too, since the different books from the different hospitals are out of synchronization.
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 > Let's help them and get the report for February in. It's the only thing that is still missing, so it's not that much left now! We're halfway there!
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 > Thank you for helping us to be a better Yayasan!
 
 The second thing was a board we created to show how much time we are spending on reminding people about the reports. Here's the current status:

_posts/2014-03-18-for-indonesian-war-cry-achieve-more-by.md

@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ So what is the difference here? It's the same paper, same end result, same pens
 
 I hear what you are thinking now:
 
-> "Hrmf, dear article author, sir; shouldn't this have something to do with Christianity, the Salvation Army or Jesus? This sounds a bit more like a management book."
+> "Hmmm, dear article author, sir; shouldn't this have something to do with Christianity, the Salvation Army or Jesus? This sounds a bit more like a management book."
 
 If you read my [previous article](https://www.marcusoft.net/2014/03/for-indonesian-war-cry-on-motivation.html) you remember that I think that we should be the best we can be for Him. Doing the MOST good. That both means that we want to optimize the value of our actions but also do less of the things that aren't valuable.