Songs For Swinging Planners

Good topic!

Songs:
Blue Oyster Cult: Deadline
Rolling Stones: Time is on my side
Oasis: The Masterplan
I’m sure there must be all sorts of hip-hop tracks referencing a funky baseline, but I can’t think of any right now

Films:
Time Bandits
Time Cop
Are we done yet?

Books:
HG Wells: The Time machine
Terry Pratchet: Thief of time

At this point in time I would suggest,

They’re Coming To Take Me Away - Napoleon XIV.

Float On - The Floaters!

Great Topic guys

Cheers,
Doug.

I am surprised nobody mentionned Marcel Proust’s book:
A la recherche du temps perdu
(In search of the lost time...)

plus

The Missing Link (film), a 1980 French/Belgian animated film


Also Barack Obame with his famous slogan:

YES WE GANNT!

ok, ok I am out!

Yes: Soon
Garth Brooks: If Tomorrow Never Comes
Stones: This could be the last time
The Airborne Toxic Event: Sometime Around Midnight
Phil Collins: Another Day In Paradise
The Monkees: I’m a Believer
Deep Purple: Child in Time
The Guess Who: No Time

ok, that’s my contribution to the Friday afternoon wind-down...

’Lost’

Two Minute Warning - Depeche Mode
"Two minute warning, two minutes later, when time has come
my days are numbered"

My theme song

"My Way"

"And now the end is near" means Project almost complete.

"And so I face the final curtain" means it is performance evaluation time for bonus purposes 5 months, 2 months or nothing.

"I planned each chartered course" Im a planning engineer all my life

"each careful steps" a very detailed plan, career path

"along the by-ways" means every phase of the project.

"I did it my way" means I’m a born leader, I implemented it my way

Thank you,
Scarlett

if tv shows are in, i’d say Prison Break. yes?

Robbie Williams: Better Man

"Give me endless summer
Lord I fear the cold
Feel I’m getting old
Before my time"

"Songs For Swinging Planners"... anything by AC/DC might do the trick, Mike ;-)

Hi All

I am begining to think that Shakespear must have been a latent planner.

How else do we explain "Measure for measure’s sake" and "All’s well that ends well - eventually"

Just for the sake of it -

A guy goes into a bookshop and asks for a Shakespear play.
"Which one?"
"William!"

Best regards

Mike Testro.

Another not so planning engineers songs is by Matt Monroe

"Impossible Dream" by Matt Monroe.

"To Dream, the impossible dream" ... means basically this is what planning engieers are doing unrealistic plans, unreachable, unattainable milestones, etc. much worse if the commercial guys will dictate the preparation of plans and schedule

"To fight the unbeatable foe" means works hard to beat the deadline, fight with client’s representative to get baseline approvals.

"To bear the unbearable sorrow" means it is really a pity for planning engineers to produce plans and schedule. no support from colleagues, no support from management, if the baseline plans is not approve, oh dear, another, process or cycle to come up with baseline revision 1, ....

Thank you,
Scarlett

When I find myself in times of trouble, mother Mary comes to me, ... let the schedule be, let it be

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