The web was awash with postmortems yesterday and rightly so.
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The RSPCA has also finally agreed to start its own postmortems.
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We drummed a few people out of ... Yeah, there was a few postmortems.
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When digital media site Mic went bust earlier this month, it sparked an inferno of postmortems.
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Its creator David Chase is doing the media rounds, performing postmortems on that notorious final episode.
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Postmortems have been completed on all 50 victims, but just 30 bodies have been released so far.
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In the wake of any great failure, wise organizations conduct postmortems: business-focused autopsies that diagnose where things went wrong.
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Instead, too many postmortems focus on the one question that isn't helpful for future planning: Was Clinton a bad candidate?
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"Based upon the dozen or so postmortems we have carried out, the forensics suggest it is one individual," she explains.
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Widespread online interest in Super Bowl commercials has led to countless websites running postmortems: grading ads and recording audience response.
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It's been six months since the 2016 presidential election took place and we're still far from being done with the postmortems.
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Despite their advantage in expertise, postmortems of 2016 suggest that Clinton's team misallocated resources in the closing days of the race.
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"Two postmortems were carried out … and we can confirm that there is no criminal suspicion in the death," authorities told the outlet.
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Netflix is known for a culture of radical transparency, where employees offer blunt feedback and air public postmortems when colleagues are fired.
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If the healthcare bill fails, these criticisms will likely come to the fore when the party and the press conduct their postmortems.
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Parscale rocketed to fame as the 2016 postmortems pointed to Trump campaign's digital strategy as a decisive factor in motivating Trump voters.
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In Florida Trump's voter base isn't comprised of the overlooked white working-class voters who figured prominently in postmortems of the 2016 election.
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In Florida, Trump's voter base isn't comprised of the overlooked white working-class voters who figured prominently in postmortems of the 2016 election.
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If we're going to start drafting our postmortems for the Ultimate Fighter franchise, there's plenty of potential causes of death to go around.
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"Two postmortems were carried out ... and we can confirm that there is no criminal suspicion in the death," Royal Oman Police told CNN.
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But if leadership acts, any postmortems will invariably point to action as an instigating factor, regardless of whether that actually proves to be the case.
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And I think what happened in the postmortems was, we've come up with a lot of explanations that are shorthand for us, but not for them.
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These postmortems, which publications including The Wall Street Journal have reported on, are one of the more overt — and controversial — examples of Netflix's unabashedly transparent culture.
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The postmortems may also cite feedback from the 360 reviews that Netflix conducts each spring, when people throughout the organization can give feedback to other employees.
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He said research and campaign postmortems have shown that a third-party candidate is not a factor in siphoning away votes from a similar major-party candidate.
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Some of the early postmortems in the press blamed the chain's sorry state on Amazon and other online retailers, which have put undeniable pressure on traditional stores.
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Two of the people, in hindsight, said they wished they'd weighed in on what went into their own postmortems and that the emails were distributed more consistently.
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That stark contrast in who is able to afford to not only evade disaster but also to recover from them is already clear in the postmortems of recent disasters.
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Numerous insiders we spoke with said that, on occasion, the postmortems had been distributed through a company-wide listserv or reached people who had never worked directly with the fired employee.
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The idea behind the postmortems is to be transparent with staffers about why someone got the axe, and avoid the internal gossip that can run rampant if no reasons are given.
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As we conduct literal postmortems on acts of terrorism and elections that went awry, we're able to see many of the messages that people post on various social networks and track their spread and popularity.
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Postmortems revealed that some of the victims suffered from abnormal heart rhythms, which could have been exacerbated by the stress of immigration and the fear of an evil spirit crushing their chest in the night.
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Read the postmortems, and you would think Republicans are more divided than Democrats were in 20143 when the ACA passed, or than Republicans were in 22014 when the Bush tax cuts were signed into law.
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Despite what people outside Netflix may think, company insiders are largely in favor of the postmortem emailsDespite the debate around how to describe an outgoing employee's shortcomings, Netflix insiders largely seem to accept the postmortems.
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When the postmortems are written about the election of 28500, much attention will be paid to the the decisions made by President-elect Trump and his team over the course of the Republican primaries and general election.
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The insiders largely embraced the postmortems as a useful way of keeping tabs on the comings and goings within the company, but wished for more consistency on how the emails were distributed and what went into them.
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SZALAI I've been seeing a number of postmortems of the old order — books lamenting (or cheering) the demise of liberal democracy — and then, of course, there's the endless stream of memoirs by Trump insiders, including Anonymous's book.
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The filmmakers' cameras are on hand for awkward press conferences and disconsolate private postmortems, for Abedin's post-scandal stand-by-your-man campaigning, and Weiner's increasingly bitter sarcasm as she pulls a slow fade after the second scandal.
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Much of the coverage of Warren ending her presidential campaign has focused on gender, but various postmortems also debate the ways in which her retreat from Medicare for All and reversal on super PAC funding impacted her chances.
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Many postmortems on the 2016 election suggested that the focus on electing the first female president had placed disproportionate emphasis on a cursory, identity-based affinity between women and Hillary Clinton, and generally bypassed any substantive vetting of her politics.
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Amid high-stakes postmortems that include conversations with President Trump about White House staffing and operations, aides are rewriting their plans for the next legislative fight — with a weakened president and speaker, emboldened House hardliners, and a party at war with itself.
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As Donald Trump honed his message on the Rust Belt, Clinton herself barely visited the region, and her staff withheld resources from its field operations in the Midwest — a choice that was denounced as "political malpractice" in many of the postmortems that followed the election.
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But if the postmortems overlook it, the history books surely will not miss the importance to the Trump victory of a decision made nearly nine months before election day by an unsung hero of 6900 — Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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According to exit polls and endless postmortems, many people were so furious about immigration, the economy, the election of a black President, the potential for a female one, Black Lives Matter, the War on Christmas, and any number of other real and phantasmagorical issues that they voted for Trump.
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In this set of ongoing 2016 postmortems, observers consistently presumed that these political actors embraced a plutocratic brand-dynast candidate like Trump to give vent to their economic anxiety—as opposed to the far more persuasive argument that such voters were going to extremes to preserve the psychic wages of whiteness.
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The former employees that Business Insider spoke with also said that the postmortems — though "not exactly preferable" for the person being fired, as one insider put it — do help employees keep tabs on who is coming and going within the roughly 6,800-person organization, and feel secure in their own roles.
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If they can't send a batch of episodes out before the season begins (which is harder for broadcast shows than those on cable networks, due to their tighter production turnaround), most networks still make review copies of their series available weekly to facilitate recaps and postmortems, even for buzzy shows like Empire, This Is Us and The Handmaid's Tale.
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Netflix's 'postmortem' emails are usually sent to anyone the fired employee worked with directly — but have also been distributed more widelyWhen an employee is fired at Netflix, a postmortem email explaining the person's departure is written by that person's manager, in collaboration with human resources, according to the Netflix insiders, who included three former employees who said they had drafted postmortems during their time at the company.
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Postmortems on bodies are usually carried out in Dublin in the city morgue, or nationwide in hospital mortuaries.
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During the 19th century, embryologists often obtained early human embryos from abortions and miscarriages, postmortems of pregnant women and collections in anatomical museums.
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The mixture was much too sweet for eastern Europeans. Meiklejohn also led the postmortems of some of those that died by starvation and his findings included extreme muscle wasting, swollen ankles and feet, small hearts and fluid around the heart. Almost all of those that had postmortems had tuberculosis (TB) of varying types including miliary tuberculosis and chronic TB. The stomach was sometimes found to be small from atrophy or large from gaseous distension and the large intestine could be atrophied or ulcerated.
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McGill fired his rifle until it jammed, then clubbed the Japanese with it until he was killed. He was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor. McGill's citation referred to the Japanese as "drinkcrazed" but postmortems indicated this was not the case. By dawn, the Japanese attack had subsided.
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WIBX included in its line up the sports program Sportswatch, which debuted in the 1950s and included among its numerous hosts Bill O'Donnell, Lee "Hacksaw" Hamilton, Tim Roye, Bob Papa, Jim Jackson, and Mike Haynes. Sportswatch ended its run in January 2013.Former WIBX hosts offer Sportswatch postmortems. CNYRadio.com. Retrieved January 18, 2013.
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TAN is one of many tropical myeloneuropathies. It was first described in Jamaica in 1897, by postmortems of 510 cases; in 1959, it was dubbed "tropical ataxic neuropathy". The diagnostic criteria were defined in 1968. TAN is defined by "bilateral optic atrophy, bilateral sensory neural deafness, predominant posterior column involvement, and pyramidal tract myelopathy, with ataxic polyneuropathy".
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Project postmortems, articles which developers recount the successful and unsuccessful elements of a specific game's development, are the most celebrated features on the website, as they provide direct insight in all aspects of game design and educate other developers of various risks and important tips. Many postmortems have been published, ranging from independent games such as Okabu and The Path to major studio projects such as Ōkamiden and BioShock. There are currently over 150 collected post-mortems dating back as far as 1997. There have been unusual post-mortem articles published, including “A Story of GameLayers, Inc.” that reveals the tumultuous development and eventual cancellation of a Firefox toolbar-based MMORPG, and “What Went Wrong? Learning from Past Post-Mortems” that details the most common mistakes that developers make as admitted in the articles.
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While medical professionalism prevented them form saying the body was incorrupt, popular opinion and ecclesiastical expectations were otherwise. The report stated that the condition of the body was "wondrous" which fell short of miraculous, a distinction largely lost upon those interested.Bouley, Bradford. Pious Postmortems: Anatomy, Sanctity, and the Catholic Church in Early Modern Europe, University of Pennsylvania Press, 2017, p. 85.
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This is a new point which has been missed in the many postmortems of Packard's fall: Reverting to strictly luxury cars would not have meant downsizing the labor force or contracting the facilities. The market for anything on wheels was bottomless; it did not matter whether the car cost $1,800 (Clipper Eight). $2,300 (Clipper Super) or $2,900 (Custom Super). It would have sold.
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Postmortem Studies are a type of neurobiological research, which provides information to researchers and individuals who will have to make medical decisions in the future.Breeze, A. G., Statham, H., Hackett, G. A., Jessop, F. A., & Less, C.C. (2012). Perinatal postmortems: What is important to parents and how do they decide?. Birth: Issues In Perinatal Care, 39(1), 57-64. doi: 10.1111/j.1523-536X.2011.00513.
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While a Ritchie victory was widely predicted, when Nice took all but three counties the postmortems agreed that the governor's longevity "and the cry of 'too long'" was the fundamental explanation, but the opposition of Baltimore blacks and labor also seemed significant. In the general election, Nice defeated Ritchie 253,813 to 247,644.Dorothy Brown, "The Election of 1934: the 'New Deal' in Maryland" He was also a member of Civitan International.
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After going through the experience at the time, then > through the postmortems, and now through the documents, I don't think the > Soviets were crying wolf. They may not have believed a NATO attack was > imminent in November 1983, but they did seem to believe that the situation > was very dangerous. And US intelligence [SNIE 11–9-84 and SNIE 11–10–84] had > failed to grasp the true extent of their anxiety.Gates, From the Shadows, > 273.
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U. S. Air Force Interceptor Command Experimental Station No. 6 is a long-range radar installation located in Winthrop, Manitoba, Canada. Unexplained deaths begin to occur in the general area of a farming village near the American base. Postmortems reveal the victims were murdered and the brains and spinal cords are missing from the corpses; the only clue left behind are two puncture marks at the base of each skull. The locals, however, become convinced that radiation leaks from the radar installation's nuclear-power experiments are the cause of the mysterious deaths.
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With an interest in pathology, Stansfield spent the last few months of his time in Edinburgh working at the Royal Infirmary. In 1889, the London County Council (LCC) was established and took over the running of several London mental asylums; in the process, it advertised for a Fourth Assistant Medical Officer and Pathologist at Banstead Asylum, essentially a junior assistant with pathological duties which often related to postmortems. Stansfield successfully applied for the position. While at Banstead, he became interested in the pathology of mental illness and asylum administration.
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Over the next eleven years Vesalius traveled with the court, treating injuries caused in battle or tournaments, performing postmortems, administering medication, and writing private letters addressing specific medical questions. During these years he also wrote the Epistle on the China root, a short text on the properties of a medical plant whose efficacy he doubted, as well as a defense of his anatomical findings. This elicited a new round of attacks on his work that called for him to be punished by the emperor. In 1551, Charles V commissioned an inquiry in Salamanca to investigate the religious implications of his methods.
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Chellaney reported that about "eight to ten" men suspected Sikh militants had been shot with their hands tied. In that dispatch, Mr. Chellaney interviewed a doctor who said he had been picked up by the army and forced to conduct postmortems despite the fact he had never done any postmortem examination before. In reaction to the dispatch, the Indian government charged Chellaney with violating Punjab press censorship, two counts of fanning sectarian hatred and trouble, and later with sedition, calling his report baseless and disputing his casualty figures. The military action in the temple complex was criticized by Sikhs worldwide, who interpreted it as an assault on the Sikh religion.
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Gamasutra has five main sections: 1) News: where daily news is posted 2) Features: where developers post game postmortems and critical essays 3) Blogs: where users can post their thoughts and views on various topics 4) Jobs/Resume: where users can apply for open positions at various development studios 5) Contractors: where users can apply for contracted work. The articles can be filtered by either topic (All, Console/PC, Social/Online, Smartphone/Tablet, Independent, Serious) or category (Programming, Art, Audio, Design, Production, Biz/Marketing). There are three additional sections: a Store where books on game design may be purchased, RSS where users may subscribe to RSS feeds of each section of the website, and a section that links to the website's Twitter account.
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An eight-member fact- finding team found instances where the bodies of some victims in the encounter were brutally disfigured and tortured. One of the members of this team and former member of NHRC, Satyabrata Pal, said that he has seen hundreds of cases while serving as a member in the NHRC for five years but rarely had he come across as brutal and as inhuman an act as the killings. Many members found this encounter is fake because it does not have any encounter signs. On 17 April, Hyderabad High Court ordered the re-postmortem of five more victims and Saikumar of the alleged encounter, it also directed the Osmania Medical College principal to form a team of not less than three doctors to conduct the postmortems in Tamil Nadu.
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In September 1995, Andy Gavin and Taylor Kurosaki took footage from the game and spent two days editing it into a two-minute "preview tape", which would be deliberately leaked to a friend at Sony Computer Entertainment so that the company may view it. Due to management issues at Sony, it would not be until March 1996 that Sony would agree to publish the game, which went into the alpha stage in April 1996. While preparing for the game's demonstration at the Electronic Entertainment Expo, the team decided to finally rename the title character "Crash Bandicoot" (the particular name being credited to Dave Baggett and Taylor Kurosaki), with his surname being based on his canonical species and his first name stemming from the visceral reaction to the character's destruction of boxes ("Dash", "Smash", and "Bash" were other potential names). The name change was contested between Naughty Dog and marketing director Kelly Flaherty, who was discredited in postmortems by Gavin and Rubin.
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