of meteorology in 1961, Lorenz created an early computer program to simulate weather. One day he changed one of a dozen numbers representing atmospheric conditions, from .506127 to .506. That tiny alteration utterly transformed his long-term forecast, a point Lorenz amplified in his 1972 paper, "Predictability: Does the Flap of a Butterfly's Wings in Brazil Set Off a Tornado in Texas?"New Perspectives on Engaging Apa Employees

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Details about 2011 Asian Pacific Americans Corporate Survey Report:

Findings and implications from Asia Society's annual national benchmarking study created to understand where Asian Pacific American (APA) leaders are on the corporate leadership ladder at Fortune 500 and other large companies committed to diversity; to identify which companies are perceived as best at promoting and developing their APA leaders and to highlight best practices that are enabling companies to successfully attract, develop and retain APA leaders.