If unanswered/unacknowledged questions are a sign of a dysfunctional team, does the same apply to meetings?

QOTD Managers: When one of your talented people does something dumb, don’t blame them Instead, ask yourself what context you failed to set.

1c. milk, 1c. cream, 1/2c. milk chocolate chips. instagram.com/p/iwUVAUPvVE/

Reading Clean Code again, "LeBlanc’s law: Later equals never."

Going to start gathering data around my team's mood this sprint: github.com/starmer/niko

When you have fixed time and unclear scope, burndown charts usually become burnout charts.

Awesome Miniature Movie Stills Shot Using LEGO and Baking Powder flip.it/O3nkI

If development is like a road, the end of a sprint feels like a stop light. I wish it was just a roundabout so we could keep moving.

Ran a retro with these activities: plans-for-retrospectives.com/?id=81-5-20-39… it went really well.

Thinking about how to do a walking retro. Not sure how some of the standard retro activities would work outside on the move with 12+ people

Extremely happy and proud of my team. Our first sprint sharing dev and tester roles was a success!

100% code coverage "Bernd Lörwald: SUCCESS: 26/26 (100%) Tests passed "

Birthday gift from my wife, collage of my kids as Leia and Luke, awesome.

Retrospective Closing Activity: Smilies on the Door jamesstarmer.com/blog/retropect…

Conducted an interview using pair programming. It was awesome!

Pleasantly surprised that Woody Zuill is presenting the mob programming talk at #JavaOne

youtube.com/watch?v=p_pvsl… #mobprogramming #JavaOne2014

Had a great time at north county high school yesterday #nchsopportunityhack

Got a capacitive touch hat for my #raspberrypi adafruit industries makes awesome stuff! moby.to/v4oplf