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This document discusses several Bengal Native Infantry regiments that rebelled against the British during the 1857 Indian Rebellion. It mentions that the 1st Bengal Native Infantry was disbanded in 1842 for refusing orders, and notes several other Bengal regiments that rebelled in 1857 at locations like Meerut, Delhi, Cawnpore, Ambala, Faizabad, and Mhow, helping trigger the large-scale rebellion against British rule.
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巨介 巨 腫咋介 介稲腫咋介 瑞稲 腫諮稲介署: 駒瑞駒稲 腫腫 基駒告 咋署告介咋介諮駒腫諮
In some SAFe and Scrum setups, the user is so astronomically far removed, they become a myth.
The product? Unclear.
The focus? Process.
Working software? Closing Jira tickets.
Customer feedback? A demo to a proxy of a proxy.
Customer value? A velocity chart.
Agility becomes a prescribed ritual.
Agile becomes a performance, not a mindset.
Welcome to the Agile business:
鏝 where certifications are dispensed like snacks from vending machines behind a 7/11 in a back alley of Kiyamachi,
鏝 where framework templates are sold like magic potions,
鏝 where Waterfall masquerades in Scrum clothing,
鏝 where Prime One-Day delivery out-of-the-box rigid processes are deployed in the name of adaptability.
And yet...
鏝 Some do scale value.
鏝 Some focus on real outcomes.
鏝 Some remember the customer is not a persona in a deck; but someone who actually uses the product and relies on it to succeed.
鏝 Some do involve the customer along the way.
And this is the very first principle of the Agile Manifesto.
Not your typical SAFe deck.
鏝 Viewer discretion advised: this deck may challenge conventional thinking.
Only the jester can speak truth to power.
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ARCH 2025: New Mexico Respite Provider Registry
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