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How does family diversity affect the choice of hybrid entrepreneurship? The effect of family dynamics has received little attention in research on the mode of entry into entrepreneurship. Building on the family embeddedness perspective, we hypothesize that the diversity of family households at surface (i.e., age and gender) and deep (i.e., work experience and education background) levels impacts the entrepreneur's adoption of a full-time or hybrid mode to start a new business. We further theorize that the effects of family diversity on entrepreneurial entry decisions are moderated by income stratification, which largely determines the ways entrepreneurs deal with family diversity. Using a sample of 1,320 individual-wave observations from the China Health and Nutrition Survey (CHNS), our findings demonstrate that the choice of hybrid entrepreneurship is affected more by deep-level diversity than surface-level diversity among family households. Moreover, being from a high-strata family strengthens the relationship between surface-level diversity and the choice of hybrid entry, while weakening the effects of deep-level diversity. This study contributes to the ongoing discussion about family dynamics and entrepreneurship variations and provides important theoretical and practical implications. 家庭多样性如何影响家族成员去选择兼职创业还是全职创业？本文基于家庭嵌入视角，假设家庭在表层特质（如年龄和性别）和深层特质（如工作经验和教育背景）上的多样性会影响创业者创业模式的选择。进一步，家庭多样性对创业模式的选择会受到家庭收入水平的影响。我们对中国健康与营养调查（China Health and Nutrition Survey，CHNS）1,320个个体-期的观测样本进行了分析，发现与表层特质多样性相比，家庭深层特质多样性更显著地影响家庭成员做出兼职创业的选择。此外，高收入阶层家庭背景会强化家庭表层多样性对于家族成员兼职创业模式的选择，同时削弱家庭深层多样性对兼职创业模式的选择。该研究有助于深入讨论家庭动态与家族成员创业模式的关系，具有重要的理论和实践启示。

Diversity literature has demonstrated negative effects of surface-level diversity and positive effects of deep-level diversity. How do two types of diversity among cross national team members influence team knowledge sharing and team creativity? The purpose of this study is to explore conditions that leverage the positive and restrain the negative effects of team diversity on team knowledge sharing, which leads to team creativity. We expect inclusive climate as the significant condition and knowledge sharing as the profound intervening mechanism between team diversity and team creativity relationship. We tested the hypotheses with data from a sample of 60 cross-national research teams from several universities in China. The results support the hypothesized relationships among inclusive climate, team knowledge sharing, and team creativity. Our findings contribute to the advancement of team diversity and team creativity literature, and their theoretical and practical implications are discussed.

The purpose of this study is to explore inter-organisational dynamics in workforce diversity and effectiveness. Since the study is exploratory in nature, a qualitative approach was adopted to increase chances of gaining holistic insights into the phenomenon of team surface-and deep-level dissimilarity and team effectiveness in project delivery settings. The data was collected through interviews from construction practitioners/professionals from major construction project organisations and institutions who have been involved in construction project delivery. The results suggest that the extent to which surface-and deep-level dissimilarity affect team effectiveness depends on the collaborative activities of project team members within the inter-organisational relationship.

\"I like (KWC is) in town and that I won't have to make a transition to a new place,\" [Harrison Price] said. \"Everything is already in place.\" \"That was my most-memorable state tournament, because I was still a freshman and unsure of myself,\" he said. \"I felt good that I was able to perform and finish second on the team to Jerry Price, who's now at Murray State.\" \"It wasn't bad, but I could've done better,\" Price said of his junior and senior seasons at state. \"It made me hungrier to work hard and do what I need to to prepare for college golf.\"

  \"I like (KWC is) in town and that I won't have to make a transition to a new place,\" [Harrison Price] said. \"Everything is already in place.\" \"That was my most-memorable state tournament, because I was still a freshman and unsure of myself,\" he said. \"I felt good that I was able to perform and finish second on the team to Jerry Price, who's now at Murray State.\" \"It wasn't bad, but I could've done better,\" Price said of his junior and senior seasons at state. \"It made me hungrier to work hard and do what I need to to prepare for college golf.\"

That's the opinion of Harrison Price, who advised Walt Disney to build his Florida resort in Orlando, the first step in Central Florida's becoming one of the world's top vacation spots.

The news also escaped Walt's brother, Roy, who had borrowed against real estate, movies and life insurance to finance the park. Sitting outside in his Cadillac, admiring the throngs that crashed the invitation-only event with forged tickets, Roy Disney was told that kids who had been stuck in traffic jams were relieving themselves in the parking lot. As Roy smiled and Walt played to the cameras, high-heeled shoes sank deep into Disneyland's fresh asphalt, and food and drinks ran out. Long lines formed at toilets, visitors searched in vain for drinking fountains, and a power outage stalled Mr. Toad's Wild Ride. Bunting hid unfinished rides; water washed across the overloaded deck of the Mark Twain steamboat. Advisors had urged Disney to lengthen the one-year construction period because of pre-opening snags. Sand beneath the Rivers of America sucked up water, and the attraction had to be lined with clay. Strikes disrupted schedules. Frontierland was rebuilt again and again to get the scale right. And still Disney insisted on the opening date he had promised.

Tamworth Junior Football League Results Under-12s - Development Fixtures: Amington Juniors 1 (Kyte) Overseal Juniors 1 (Duckley); Coton Green Blues 2 (Loveridge) Ashby Ivanhoe 4 (Gillespie 2, unknown); Hurley Kings Knights 2 (Armistead) Top Score Pirates 9 (Walton 3, Southam 2, Libb, Taylor, Newton, Coventry); Stonydelph Juniors 1 (Diallo) Gillway Boys Jaguars 3 (Wallbank); Top Score Nitros 1 (Newton) Higham FC 4 (Allen 3, Malin). Under-14s League: Amington Diamonds 0 Polesworth Juniors 5 (Jackson 2, Peters, Price, unknown); Amington Juniors 5 (Poole 3, Cox, Wheeldon) St Nicolas Sports 1 (Hamilton); Atherstone Rangers Reds 3 (Corbett, Hodgson, Miller) Gillway Boys Cosmos 3 (Smith, Collins, Lively); Hurley Kings Harriers 0 Gillway Boys Jets 1 (Thopmson).