jaime

Your quote reminded me of Jaime Escalante, the calculus teacher portrayed in Stand and Deliver.

Interestingly the socially disadvantaged have shown the strongest results with individual reference standards, just as in the case of Jaime Escalante.

Please let me know if you ever need anything (jaime@qamine.com/jaime.fjorge) If Qamine is essential to you, I would love to give you extra credit/bugs and a hug for that testemonial.

If you don't know who Jaime Cochran is, the cliffnotes version of her story is: Incredibly smart, talented, and hilarious trans woman.

But first, have a look at the website setup by Jaime Clarke, a US writer who has written a book due to be published in 2014.

Here's my email: jaime at codacy dot com.

Great project that Jaime have in his hands.

In my opinion, the value of work for someone like Jaime mostly revolves around the perception of independence (I can take the bus by myself) and the social interactions (having co-workers), and online work doesn't fulfill these as well.

Examples of leaders: Barack Obama, Mahatma Gandhi, Charles Manson, Jaime Escalante, Joseph Smith, Napoleon, Steve Jobs, Elon Musk, Mao Zedong.

My favorite is when Jaime Sin (a Cardinal) visited Rome and the headline was, "Cardinal Sin in Rome!"

The list of inaptronyms at the bottom are particularly hilarious, including the "former Archbishop of Manila, Jaime L.

"The interview is still a traditional environment." --Jaime Fall, vice president of the HR Policy Association.

Adam brought snack foods, Jaime brought what he calls "444".

Jaime Wilkinson of Know Your Meme seems to do the best job of clearing things up in the comments...

Jaime claims it's healthy and full nutrition, but he only eats/drinks it when he can't be bothered to actually eat something.

I have a strong sense that online work - on CrowdFlower, Mechanical Turk, or Elance - could be the path forward for someone like Jaime.