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Posted by Tom on Leadership on Tuesday, May 29, 2012

If you?re normal, the biggest opportunity your team faces is trusting each other even more. Until they can say anything to each other, and everybody can listen open-mindedly and never ever take offense ? until you build your team up to that level, they will perform below their potential. The most common obstacle is that the trust-building cycle of setting an expectation, and then meeting it, gets broken at the beginning because they never communicate clearly enough to set truly clear expectations. Worse, most people see the pattern and mis-identify it as being a performance problem. It?s not. The Unreliable Co-Worker Consider the experience of Pat the Performer, and her co-worker Late Nate. Pat complained that Nate always arrived to work, well, late. Every single day. Nate also got back from lunch late, every day. Some days it was 5 minutes. Some days it was 15 minutes. Pat brought this [...]

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As the U.S. and Others Toss Syria's Envoys, Is Moscow Changing Its Mind About Assad?

International envoy to Syria Kofi Annan met Syrian President Bashar Assad in Damascus on Tuesday, in a bid to salvage Anna's battered plan for peace. "He conveyed in frank terms his view to President Assad that the six-point plan cannot succeed without bold steps to stop the violence and release detainees, and stressed the importance of full implementation of the plan," Annan's office said in a statement. For his part, Assad "affirmed to Annan that the success of his plan depends on stopping weapon smuggling and curbing terrorism and those who support it," the state's SANA news agency said.

It is not the first time Annan has been in Damascus to push his six-point plan. And it's not the first time Assad has said that he's implementing it.

(PHOTOS: The Syrian Civil War: Photographs by Alessio Romenzi)

But the key to breaking the stalemate, some observers say, isn't in Damascus, it's in Moscow. Russia has steadfastly provided political cover for its key Middle Eastern ally, shielding Damascus from diplomatic censure by twice wielding its veto in the United Nations Security Council. On Tuesday a host of Western nations including the U.S., Britain, France, Australia and Italy tossed Syrian diplomats out of their capitals, but Moscow has routinely ignored the growing international outcry. It has continued to ship arms to a regime intent on pursuing what Assad has termed a "security solution" to the 15-month crisis, even while it insists that inter-Syrian dialogue, not violence, is the only hope for the troubled country.

Some observers say that the Houla massacre over the weekend, which left more than a hundred Syrians dead, including at least 32 children, may have prompted a shift in Russia's stance. Indeed, Moscow signed onto a UN press statement that condemned the Syrian government's role in the slaughter. Moscow was expected to block it.

The statement condemned the "outrageous use of force against civilian population" saying that it constituted a violation of international law and of the Syrian government's commitments to cease violence. "The members of the Security Council demanded that the government of Syria immediately cease the use of heavy weapons in population centers and immediately pull back its troops and its heavy weapons from in and around population centers and return them to their barracks."

(MORE: Russia Condemns Syria Over Massacre)

Still, on Monday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov was a little more ambiguous. While "the [Syrian] government bears the main responsibility for what is going on," he said that both sides were responsible for the Houla massacre. Moscow does not "support the Syrian government," but rather the "Annan plan that addresses both the Syrian government and the armed opposition," Lavrov said, adding that to avoid another Houla, "foreign parties" should stop "making efforts at regime change." So, Russia doesn't support the Syrian government, yet it doesn't want regime change but rather the implementation of a plan that effectively demands that Assad dismantle his own regime. Is that a shift in its policy?

No, says Professor Joshua Landis, a Syria expert at the University of Oklahoma who edits the prominent blog "Syria Comment." "Russia has a long history of saying that they're not stuck on Assad, they're critical of the regime, they don't like the killing, that this has to be done in a peaceful way, a peaceful transition of power," Landis says. "But under it all what they're saying is they want to see a credible opposition that can take power peacefully before they're willing to change their policy."

Salman Shaikh, director of the Brookings Doha Center, also doesn't think Russia has budged, and says that the UN press statement was "the lowest common denominator for what may be one of the most gruesome massacres."

"I think the Russians are quite confused," Shaikh says. "Certainly they've been trying to think out loud how to move this forward and how to support Annan, but at the same time, their actions aren't leading up to that." He agrees that Moscow isn't willing to sign up to a post-Assad Syria just yet, because it's "extremely hesitant about what comes next, and not really willing to engage in that, and yet the longer this goes on, we're going to have a much messier transition in any case which is not in anyone's interest."

(MORE: As 'Horrified' Annan Arrives in Damascus, Will Syria's Houla Massacre Force Action on the Crisis?)

There have been a flurry of reports suggesting that a Yemen-style transition may be in the offing -- and that is where Russia's help will be critical, that is, in convincing Assad to leave office. The supposed deal is modeled on the one that eventually coaxed Yemen's Ali Abdullah Saleh to relinquish power and leave the country. It effectively means decapitating the regime but leaving most of the rest of it intact. Presumably Russia's interest is that the regime remnants will ensure that its commercial deals and naval base in Tartus along the eastern Mediterranean will remain.

It's all very unlikely for many reasons, analysts say, not least because Assad has to agree to leave. Landis says "it's pie in the sky." "Bashar is young (he's 46, Saleh is 69) and the Alawites are determined they're going to win." Also, the regime, "cannot be reformed," Landis says. "If Bashar steps aside, and the Assad family leaves Syria, the entire thing will fall apart. It is a cult of personality and cult of leadership."

Shaikh says that there's little appetite for a transition that may take months or even years, given the "level of brutality of the regime." Quite apart from that, Shaikh says that Assad has simply spilt too much blood for anyone in the Syrian opposition to be able to stomach -- or sell the idea to other Syrians -- that the president be permitted to leave the country and enjoy a quiet exile. "The time has passed for a Yemen-style solution," Shaikh says, "who is going to trust this regime, even if you decapitate it? There needs to be a level of regime involvement in some continuity but it has to be on terms which are dramatically different from perhaps what is being proposed right now."

Michael Young, opinion editor of Beirut's The Daily Star newspaper, doesn't think Russia is interested in undermining Assad by pursuing a Yemen-style solution. "They keep saying they're not necessarily wedded to the idea of keeping Bashar in power, but in reality... they have to keep him in power because if he begins weakening, then their leverage obviously weakens, and once that happens, their ability to negotiate a transition in Syria weakens, and yet the paradox is that precisely because they have that leverage they don't want to lose it by negotiating a transition in Syria. In a way they're a prisoner of this situation."

The International Crisis Group's Peter Harling, sees Russia less as a prisoner and more like a prima donna, enjoying the political dividends of its starring role in the Syria story. "They hit the bonanza," he says. "Their position on Syrian has provided them with important political dividends. People think it's like the Cold War all over again -- powerful Russia standing up to the U.S., projecting itself internationally, and with military assets in the Mediterranean. It's all very superficial, it's a big bluff, but like any bluff they want it to last as long as possible."

(PHOTOS: The Victims of Assad: Photographs by Peter Hapak)

That role is sustained by the Annan mission, Harling says, and if the mission were to collapse entirely, so would Russia's interpretation of its starring role. "I don't think Russia would stand by this regime indefinitely, and be an ally in the context of a civil war for instance," he says. "I think they have an interest in seeing this mission survive, although they don't want it to be hijacked by what they would describe as a reckless Western regime change agenda either."

Shaikh thinks Russia's higher profile, particularly in the Middle East, is not something to crow about, because it's being viewed "in negative terms." It should be mindful of its wider interests in the region, he says, particularly its ties to Gulf powerhouses Saudi Arabia and Qatar, who vehemently oppose Assad.

Harling disagrees. "They've lost so much in this part of the world that they're free, there's nothing to lose," he says. For his part, Landis says Russia's Syria policy dovetails with its regional interests. "Russia's wider interests, to me, are pushing back at the Americans, preserving Iran and Syria outside of U.S control and showing their friends that they can stand by them," he says.

Ultimately, Russia's political cover may help the Syrian regime stay in power for a little longer, but that may be all given that it has alienated wide swathes of its population. "I'm not sure this regime can survive," Harling says, "with or without Russian support."

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Smoke rises above the Villaggio Mall, in Doha's west end, as a fire took hold of the upscale mall in the Qatari capital of Doha Monday May 28, 2012. Qatar's Interior Ministry said 13 children were among 19 people killed in a fire that broke out at one of the Gulf state's fanciest shopping mall on Monday. The Villaggio opened in 2006 and is one of Qatar's most popular shopping and amusement destinations. It includes an ice skating rink and indoor Venice-style gondola rides. (AP Photo/Osama Faisal)

Smoke rises above the Villaggio Mall, in Doha's west end, as a fire took hold of the upscale mall in the Qatari capital of Doha Monday May 28, 2012. Qatar's Interior Ministry said 13 children were among 19 people killed in a fire that broke out at one of the Gulf state's fanciest shopping mall on Monday. The Villaggio opened in 2006 and is one of Qatar's most popular shopping and amusement destinations. It includes an ice skating rink and indoor Venice-style gondola rides. (AP Photo/Osama Faisal)

The father of a child killed after a fire took hold of the Villaggio Mall, in Doha's west end is comforted in the Qatari capital of Doha Monday May 28, 2012. Qatar's Interior Ministry said 13 children were among 19 people killed in a fire that broke out at one of the Gulf state's fanciest shopping mall on Monday. The Villaggio opened in 2006 and is one of Qatar's most popular shopping and amusement destinations. It includes an ice skating rink and indoor Venice-style gondola rides. (AP Photo/Osama Faisal)

Smoke rises above the Villaggio Mall, in Doha's west end, as a fire took hold of the upscale mall in the Qatari capital of Doha Monday May 28, 2012. Qatar's Interior Ministry said 13 children were among 19 people killed in a fire that broke out at one of the Gulf state's fanciest shopping mall on Monday. The Villaggio opened in 2006 and is one of Qatar's most popular shopping and amusement destinations. It includes an ice skating rink and indoor Venice-style gondola rides. (AP Photo/Osama Faisal)

Family members of victims of a fire react in grief after a fire took hold of the Villaggio Mall, in Doha's west end, in the Qatari capital of Doha Monday May 28, 2012. Qatar's Interior Ministry said 13 children were among 19 people killed in a fire that broke out at one of the Gulf state's fanciest shopping mall on Monday. The Villaggio opened in 2006 and is one of Qatar's most popular shopping and amusement destinations. It includes an ice skating rink and indoor Venice-style gondola rides. (AP Photo/Osama Faisal)

A survivor of a fire receives medical attention after a fire took hold of the Villaggio Mall, in Doha's west end, in the Qatari capital of Doha Monday May 28, 2012. Qatar's Interior Ministry said 13 children were among 19 people killed in a fire that broke out at one of the Gulf state's fanciest shopping mall on Monday. The Villaggio opened in 2006 and is one of Qatar's most popular shopping and amusement destinations. It includes an ice skating rink and indoor Venice-style gondola rides. (AP Photo/Osama Faisal)

DOHA, Qatar (AP) ? Qatar's Interior Ministry said 13 children were among 19 people killed in a fire that broke out in one of the country's fanciest shopping malls late Monday morning, raising questions about building safety in the booming Gulf state.

At least some of the victims died as rescuers struggled to reach a child care center at the Villaggio mall in the capital Doha, according to Qatar's Minister of State for Interior Affairs, Sheik Abdullah bin Nasser Al Thani.

Four of the children killed were Spanish citizens living in the small Arab emirate, the Spanish Foreign Ministry said. It did not identify the children, citing Spanish privacy regulations.

Also, a 3-year-old French child was among the victims, the deputy minister for overseas French citizens, Yamina Benguigui, said in a statement.

"We tried our best, but when we got there, the children were trapped inside. We are very sorry for what happened. We tried as much as we could to save these people," Sheik Abdullah told reporters in Doha.

Four teachers and two civil defense officials were among the dead, the Qatari ministry said on its official Twitter page.

Another 17 people were injured, including four children, according to authorities. Most of those hurt were rescuers responding to the blaze.

Witnesses earlier reported thick black smoke pouring from the ritzy mall around midday. Amateur photos and videos posted online showed firefighters rescuing victims by climbing on the roof.

The Interior Ministry said the fire was extinguished hours later.

The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Thick smoke and heat hindered rescue efforts, as did a lack of floor plans and malfunctioning sprinkler systems, the ministry said on Twitter.

Sheik Abdullah said all buildings in the country abide by safety requirements, but a special committee will nonetheless be set up to monitor building safety standards.

The Villaggio opened in 2006 and is one of Qatar's most popular shopping and amusement destinations. Retailers include many well-known Western brands, such as Foot Locker, Pizza Hut, Starbucks and British department store Marks & Spencer, according to the mall's website.

Malls throughout the oil-rich Arab Gulf are popular with families looking for entertainment destinations that provide relief from soaring summer temperatures. The Villaggio includes an ice skating rink, theme park, movie theater and indoor Venice-style gondola rides.

New construction projects such as the Villaggio have transformed the face of once-sleepy Doha in recent years, as the country benefits from a hydrocarbon boom. The OPEC member state is the world's largest exporter of liquefied natural gas.

Qatar won the right to host soccer's 2022 World Cup a year and a half ago.

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Associated Press writers Adam Schreck in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and Jorge Sainz in Madrid contributed reporting.

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5. How to land a great summer job
6. Make sure your auto repairs are done right

1. Chinese dissident Chen' new life

   229

2. Reversing the curse of cancer and goats

   130

3. Could Egypt become the next Iran?

   173

4. Cows crash party, drink beer

   106

5. Is Spain too big to fail?

   146

6. High $ bids for Madonna's childhood home

   416

7. Making music sound 'better'

   120

8. Woman who lost legs dances with Ellen

   60

9. DNA solves mystery of man's disappearance

   159

10. How Etan changed search for missing kids

    281

11. 33 years of mystery in Etan Patz case

    135

12. Immigrants target of rage in Israel

    193

1. What put HLN's Robin Meade in a panic?What gave Robin Meade panic attacks?
2. Katharine McPhee dances with Bill ClintonKatharine McPhee dances with Clinton
3. Jaleel White: Urkel locked in my heart
4. Dratch 'flattered' by 'Downer' legacy
5. Jewel: 'You need to sing live'
6. J.R. Martinez: 'I'm sexy, beautiful!'

1. Dental calculus: ancient diets revealed
2. Connecting China and America by banjo
3. The dangers of shame
4. Can coders save America's cities?
5. Designing a better hospital room
6. Why not to overlook introverts

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3. First lady speaks at Hokie graduation
4. Cosby: Parents wait for you to move out
5. 2010: Cooper's advice to graduates
6. Steve Jobs in 2005: 'You've got to find what you love'Jobs:

1. Surveillance video: $3,000 puppy stolen
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3. Alleged Bike thief faceplants on-camera
4. Hyundai accelerator pedal stuck?
5. Teen flipped over car in hit and run
6. Man standing in traffic flipped by car

1. Chen's flight from China

   366

2. Who has the edge in swing states?

   242

3. Chen Guangcheng speaks out

   323

4. RidicuList: 'Pubic' typos

   83

5. Chen: Didn't see hope to end suffering

   433

6. Mass. school called 'house of horrors'

   309

7. Chen Guangcheng: Didn't have much hope

   32

8. The 'Fresh Prince' of Wales?

   141

9. AC360 Daily Podcast: 5/23/2012

   657

10. New documents in FAMU hazing death

    156

11. 'AC360' report prompts Senate to act

    240

12. Man who helped find OBL lands jail time

    191

1. Consumer Reports ranks sunscreens

   173

2. Man exonerated of rape: I'm on cloud ten

   202

3. Update on condition of Aimee Copeland

   232

4. Facebook is the mordern-day baby book

   370

5. 4 Southern newspapers cut production

   99

6. Foxworthy hosts 'Biblical' new game show

   197

7. Media to blame for Facebook IPO issues?

   169

8. Perkins wont 'be silent' on gay marriage

   70

9. Limbaugh: CNN trying to scare whites

   67

10. Understanding flesh-eating bacteria

    385

11. Study links obesity to C-section births

    137

12. Big Dreams, Big Accomplishments

    385

1. Christie Brinkley talks muscle strain View Edit Layouts

   62

2. Lawyer: 'Too hot' employee dressed right

   156

3. Too sexy for work?

   646

4. Dangerous 'spice' drug easy to buy

   130

5. Prostitute: Cheating men love their wives

   110

6. Mother: Let kids 7+ go to park alone

   174

7. Women love children more than husbands?

   152

8. Too fat to dance?

   166

9. 'Sex toys can never replace a man'

   161

10. Darger on polygamy: Sex is exhausting

    118

11. Why are men obsessed with breasts?

    172

12. Baez disgusted with way jury was treated

    512

1. Hurricane Bud heads for Mexican coast

   119

2. Man passes out, gets robbed on camera

   35

3. Great white shark gets up close

   77

4. Zimmerman's police connection questioned

   130

5. Giant snake slithers into backyard

   29

6. The dirty details on break room germs

   245

7. Arizona fires and Tropical Storm Alberto

   101

8. Joplin native makes disaster documentary

   167

9. MYB: What is private equity?

   176

10. Woman returns $1,800 found at ATM

    138

11. MYB: Rough start for Facebook

    138

12. Commercial shuttle makes historic launch

    131

1. Mormons gone mild

   251

2. NFL on the defense against lawsuits

   223

3. New weapon to fight pirates

   130

4. Suspect charged in Etan Patz case

   294

5. Consumer confidence boosts Obama

   260

6. Front Lines: Etan Patz suspect arrested

   177

7. The Number: odd presidential mementos

   90

8. Outer Circle: Argentina's 'Dirty War'

   73

9. Burnett remembering Mark Haines

   104

10. Michelle Obama would like to be Beyonce

    51

11. Michelle Parker's family speaks out

    234

12. Custody battle between California, Italy

    245

1. Simpson on Romney and tax cuts

   62

2. Bowles believes in Simpson-Bowles

   49

3. Simpson on the need for compromise

   31

4. Last Look

   53

5. Krugman: "austerity is not the answer"

   348

6. Krugman on the deficit

   177

7. Obstacles to Egypt's future

   246

8. Fareed's Take

   201

9. What in the world

   253

10. How much will your gas be this summer?

    55

11. Mario Monti: "minds are focused"

    69

12. Mario Monti, "EU improved from Greece"

    85

1. Martin family reaction to Zimmerman

   228

2. Jane's slim-down adventure

   215

3. Break in Michelle Parker case?

   196

4. Cousteau on plastic bag ban

   243

5. Where is Mickey Shunick?

   335

6. Plastic bottle ban

   199

7. Fire from a faucet

   71

8. REMYXX: Recyclable shoes

   227

9. JVM Memorial Day Special

   61

10. Usher breaks down in court

    261

11. Family: We'll pay for child's return

    71

12. College co-ed vanishes

    238

1. Teen wins $75,000 for cancer test

   53

2. Help for War Veterans

   231

3. Perry on Romney and Texas primary

   344

4. Rhee: Teacher quality more important

   261

5. Tight race in battleground states

   254

6. U.N.: No 'Plan B' for Syria

   246

7. Tight race in battle ground states

   150

8. Union boss smacks pinata of Gov. Haley

   186

9. McCain: "We have seen this movie before"

   239

10. Secret Service Director Speaks out

    303

11. Mass. Gov.: Bain is "not a bad company"

    351

12. Google exec: Know where the off button is

    50

1. DUI suspect bangs his head repeatedly

   55

2. Extreme weather across U.S.

   140

3. Pro golfer takes wounded Marine to prom

   54

4. Graduating one year after Joplin tornado

   77

5. Homeless teen graduates high school

   128

6. Honda creates 'sitting Segway'

   54

7. Band makes the most of delayed flight

   49

8. Shaq removes shirt in 'Flashdance' riff

   40

9. How to handle a co-worker you dislike

   181

10. Charge your electronics on the go

    142

11. Troops do Boston marathon in full gear

    37

12. Risky to link social media accounts

    113

1. Henry Lee analyzes new Isabel evidence

   191

2. Blood found in missing Isabel's bedroom?

   224

3. Nancy Grace: Where is missing coed?

   234

4. Nancy Grace: snoring 911 call disgusting

   145

5. Nancy Grace outraged by child in washer

   171

6. Arrest in cheerleader case; no body

   148

7. Isabel Celis's mom defends hubby

   242

8. Nancy Grace outraged at Rutgers sentence

   218

9. Teen vanishes after fight with boyfriend

   117

10. Mom of 5 found stabbed in bedroom

    231

11. Was a note on Isabel's wall?

    345

12. Longtime friend of murdered bride speaks

    151

1. Space archaeologist: Sarah Parcak

   57

2. A real life Indiana Jones: Sarah Parcak

   44

3. Bees Without Borders in Kenya

   350

4. Andrew Cote brings bees to Manhattan

   354

5. Mysterious case of the disappearing bees

   201

6. Urban beekeeper in Manhattan

   43

7. Bees Without Borders in Africa

   45

8. Jad Abumrad: Lover of sound

   362

9. Radio that's close to filmmaking

   488

10. Bringing invention to the masses

    38

11. Quirky.com CEO on The Next List

    39

12. Video reveals a radio star

    77

1. Ali Wentworth talks politics

   82

2. Piers introduces "Guest Host Week"

   75

3. "Only in America": Cops bad call

   134

4. Web Extra: Torres on her recovery

   70

5. Suspect says he strangled Etan Patz

   121

6. Olympic gold medal or best sex ever?

   163

7. Dara Torres: 45 with rock hard abs

   77

8. Martha Stewart's last meal

   99

9. "Only in America": To sue with love

   75

10. Slash's last words to Axl

    127

11. Jack Welch: Romney is more qualified

    139

12. Slash on drugs and partying

    118

1. Could Jennifer Lopez leave 'Idol'?

   187

2. Dina Eastwood: Clint was 'so sexy'

   121

3. Charges in toddler-washing machine case?

   180

4. iBusted You!

   173

5. 'Office' star on playing Jose Baez

   87

6. Brooke Hogan opens up about family

   82

7. Lisa Marie Presley on reality TV

   57

8. 'Office' star on playing Jose Baez

   87

9. Costner offers support to Bobbi Kristina

   134

10. At home with the Eastwoods

    262

11. J.Lo's boyfriend getting a reality show?

    150

12. Meet the first lady of Facebook

    218

1. Space station nabs 'Dragon by the tail'

   99

2. 33 years of mystery in Etan Patz case

   135

3. How Romney, Obama impact job creation

   185

4. How veteran voters could swing election

   159

5. Bain employees donate $ to Obama camp

   167

6. Is era of slapping ketchup bottle over?

   155

7. Some in the GOP stuck on 'birther' issue

   154

8. Zardari: Musharraf 'murdered my mother'

   137

9. Massive fire on nuclear sub

   144

10. Woman's vicious assault still a mystery

    230

11. Man stuffs baby in spinning washer

    130

12. Levitt: Facebook a laughing stock

    137

1. Could there be a 'body bomb'?

   415

2. Transgender athlete's Olympic dreams

   168

3. Tornado survivors pose at disaster sites

   156

4. New bill for immigrant entrepreneurs

   128

5. Romney adviser weighs in on ad wars

   185

6. Get Real! School fined $15,000 for soda

   168

7. Perry's Principles: No gap year

   172

8. NATO deals with austerity, Pakistan

   155

9. American jailed in Bolivia

   145

10. Lewis talks marriage and voting rights

    109

11. Civil rights leader promotes nonviolence

    162

12. Drivers talk about Wheldon, Indy 500

    164

1. Candy and Andy

   17

2. Rieckhoff: V.A. system is "broken"

   101

3. Murray: V.A. backlog is "unacceptable"

   51

4. More vets die of suicide than in combat

   99

5. Candy previews SOTU Memorial Day Special

   125

6. Murray predicts strong democratic Senate

   43

7. What's next for NATO in Afghanistan?

   276

8. Candy's Take

   179

9. Campaign Trail: Commencement speeches

   134

10. Politics and the 2012 campaign

    311

11. High stakes in Washington

    444

12. Lockerbie bomber Megrahi dies in Libya

    172

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