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Clark Park - Hours 6 a.m. - 10 p.m.
- Address:19th St. and Roosevelt St.
Tempe, AZ 85282
- Phone:(480) 350-5200
- Baseball Diamond
- Basketball Courts
- Dog Park
- Grills
- Lighting
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- Playground
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- Address:19th St. and Roosevelt St.
Ken Clark was born in Abilene, Texas in 1907 and relocated to Tempe with his family shortly after. The Clark's continued to live in Tempe where Ken graduated from both Tempe High and ultimately, Arizona State Teachers College in 1928. After teaching for in the local school system for 5 years, Ken began a long and illustrious career in both insurance and real estate in Tempe which he ran out of his downtown office near 6th and Mill for more than 60 years.
Ken saw and participated in much of the growth and development of Tempe, particularly Tempe's rapid growth in the years after World War II. His real estate business bought and sold many of the parcels that make up what is now downtown Tempe and his family business provided life insurance to many Tempeans. Ken served with distinction on the Tempe City Council from 1943-36. While in Tempe, Ken and his family served many civic groups and organizations, but always kept a fond place in their hearts for Tempe's children through the continued involvement with Clark Park.
Today, the park is a center of activity for several neighborhood associations and is currently going through a master plan process for the future redevelopment of the park and pool. The recreation center located within the park still bears a plaque in honor and memory of Ken and his family for the generous donation of land for the park that still bears his family name.
On September 26, 2003, Diamondbacks Charities, along with APS, dedicated the Matt Mantei Little League Ballfield as a part of their "Field of Dreams" program. The field included new lights, new fencing and backstops, and an electronic scoreboard.
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While Adele won album of the year, she has clearly won big in Beyoncé's heart. Adele dedicated part of her award to Beyoncé, while simultaneously slighting the Academy.
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"My artist of my life is Beyoncé. The Lemonade album…so monumental. […] The way you make me and my friends feel, the way you make my Black friends feel, is empowering. You make them stand up for themselves." This legit brought tears to my eyes. #Beyonce has never won album of the year. Neither has #Prince, #MariahCarey, or #KanyeWest. People are always so fascinated with Blackness, with Black women, the intricacies, and #Beyoncé gave the world a sip. #Adele, ugh, I felt it. An ally, who isn't afraid of Black people, celebrating, well, Black people…because we live in a world that sadly consistently attempts to dim our joy. A fan, that truly loves Bey, like so many of us. #Grammys #BeyHive #ClassyKanye
To further the Bey support, Adele wore a green Givenchy dress on the red carpet with a lemonade pin and shouting out the Beyhive!
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Well, the Queen Bey and Blue Ivy returned the love when some photos surfaced of the two donning some dynamite Gucci outfits at the Beauty And The Beast premiere. Blue Ivy had on a 25 pendant, which was a direct nod to Adele's album, titled 25.
The two smiled and took pictures, flawlessly!
So cute! Love seeing two woman uplifting each other in an industry consistently trying to pit women against each other.
Maternity Curve: Beyonce Poses in Nicole Miller
Oscars Flashback: Watch Beyonce Tell Oprah About Her Embarrassing Wardrobe Malfunction
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Five Steps to Resolving Workplace ConflictBy Larry and Meagan Johnson Print
Conflicts often arise in a multigenerational environment, so it's important for managers to understand the differences among age-groups.
For the first time in history, five generations are working side by side. Since conflicts often arise in a multigenerational environment, it's important for managers to understand the differences among the generations.
Traditionals (born before 1945): "The Depression Babies" are influenced by the Great Depression and World War II. They are loyal and respectful of authority; stubbornly independent; dependable with a great work ethic; experienced with a lot to offer; high commitment to quality; great communication and interpersonal skills; able and willing to learn.
Baby Boomers (born between 1946 and 1964): "The Woodstock Generation" is influenced by the Sixties, the Vietnam War and postwar social change. They are interested in spirituality and making a difference; pioneers of antidiscrimination policies; well-educated and culturally literate; questioners of authority; good at teamwork, cooperation and politics; seekers of financial prosperity; not in a rush to retire early.
Generation X (born between 1965 and 1980): "The Latchkey Generation" is influenced by pop culture and may be children of divorce. They are highly independent workers who prefer to fly solo; responsible, family-focused; little patience for bureaucracy and what they consider nonsensical policies; constantly preparing for potential next job; hardworking and wanting to contribute; expect to be valued and rewarded; thrive on adrenaline-charged assignments.
Generation Y (born between 1981 and 1995): "The Entitled Generation" is influenced by technology and doting parents. They are into friends and socializing; at ease with technology and multitasking; used to hovering, involved authorities; value social responsibility; expect praise and notice; need constructive feedback routinely; want work-life balance; will stay put if their loyalty is earned.
Linksters (born after 1995) "The Facebook Crowd" is influenced by a chaotic, media-saturated world. They are still living at home; used to taking instruction; best friends with their parents; live and breathe technology; tuned in to pop music and TV culture; tolerant of alternative life styles; involved in green causes and social activism; loathe dress codes.
Resolving Intergenerational Conflicts
Here are five tips for dealing with intergenerational friction:
1. Look at the generational factor. There is almost always a generational component to conflict: Recognizing this offers new ways to resolve it. For example, Traditionals and Baby Boomers don't like to be micromanaged, while Gen Y employees and Linksters crave specific, detailed instructions about how to do things and are used to hovering authorities. Baby Boomers value teamwork, cooperation and buy-in, while Gen X individuals prefer to make unilateral decisions and move on—preferably solo.
2. Air different generations' perceptions. When employees of two or more generations are involved in a workplace conflict, invite them to share their perceptions. For instance, a Traditional employee may find a Gen Y worker's lack of formality and manners offensive, while a Gen Y staffer may feel "dissed" when an older employee fails to respect his or her opinions and input.
3. Find a generationally appropriate fix. Work with the set of workplace attitudes and expectations that come from everyone's generational experience. For instance, if you have a knowledgeable Boomer who is frustrated by a Gen Y employee's lack of experience and sense of entitlement, turn the Boomer into a mentor. Or if you have a Gen X individual who is slacking off, give him or her a super-challenging assignment linked to a tangible reward.
4. Find commonality. Shared and complementary characteristics can be exploited when dealing with intergenerational conflict. For instance, Traditionals and Gen Y employees both tend to value security and stability. Traditionals and Boomers tend to resist change—but crave training and development. Gen X and Gen Y employees place a high value on workplace flexibility and work-life balance. Boomers and Linksters are most comfortable with diversity and alternative life styles. Gen Y employees and Linksters are technologically adept and committed to socially responsible policies.
5. Learn from each other. Traditionals and Boomers have a wealth of knowledge that younger workers need. Gen X employees are known for their fairness and mediation abilities. Gen Y workers are technology wizards. And Linksters hold clues to future workplace, marketing and business trends.
Organizations that make an effort to reconcile the differences and emphasize the similarities among the various generations will be rewarded with intergenerational harmony and increased productivity.
Larry and Meagan Johnson, a father-daughter team, are partners in the Johnson Training Group. They are experts on managing multigenerational workplaces, and are co-authors of Generations, Inc.: From Boomers to Linksters—Managing the Friction Between Generations at Work.
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In the cultural trenches
She has a friend, a pediatrician, who often confronts the great divide between manifestations of Islam and Germany's secular culture.
Our correspondent shares two examples.
An Arab couple with a newborn visited the doctor's practice a couple of weeks ago. The woman was cloaked in a burka. It was the first time the doctor had personally encountered a woman fully covered. Her formless, faceless presence was unsettling as he attempted to address the newborn's problems.
The doctor, like our correspondent, finds the burka "utterly demeaning to women."
But the visit became even more disconcerting because, while the mother could ask the doctor questions, the couple insisted that he address only the husband, as is the custom.
While the doctor treated the child during the visit, he decided he could not continue to because he couldn't communicate directly with the parent most responsible for the child's health. He referred the couple and the infant to another doctor.
On another occasion, the doctor had a Turkish father come in with his teenage daughter. He asked the physician to determine if she was still a virgin. She was about to be married off and proof of her virginity was essential to striking the marital bargain. The doctor informed the father that he wasn't a gynecologist and didn't conduct such exams. Then the doctor added, "And even if I were, I would refuse you."
Our correspondent writes, "…after having lived in Europe a decade, I truly understand how the French and Germans feel about what is going on here. (Americans) need to come here and live in the trenches to understand."


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By Mike Taibbi, Michelle Balani, and Mario Garcia
Rock Center
Heading into the New Hampshire primary, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney has a strong lead in the polls as he continues his effort to become the Republican nominee challenging President Obama in the fall. That would mean, of course, that the 64-year-old Romney would be closer to The White House than any Mormon ever has been.
If Romney secures the nomination, he would also be the first presidential nominee whose father was born in Mexico.
It's a little-known fact that there's a whole branch of Mitt Romney's family living south of the border, including his second cousin Leighton Romney, and about 40 other relatives descended from religious pioneers who first traveled to Mexico 125 years ago. These days, the Romneys of Mexico enjoy pleasant and productive lives in two remaining settlements: Colonia Juarez and Colonia Dublan, just 175 miles south of the border.
"He's got a great pioneer heritage starting with people that crossed the plains going from Illinois to Utah, and then on from Utah down to Mexico," Leighton Romney told NBC's Mike Taibbi in an interview to air Monday night on 'Rock Center with Brian Williams.' "So there's a great heritage there of people that had to fight for what they believed in and for people that had to travel to different places and learn different things. I think there's a vast amount of experience that he could draw from there."
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From governor's son to presidential contender, a look at the life of Republican Mitt Romney.
In his public life Mitt Romney has said and written little about his ancestors' history in Mexico. In one oft-repeated quote he said his family left the U.S. for Mexico to escape persecution for their religious beliefs.
In fact, Romney's great grandfather, Miles Park Romney, led that first expedition to escape not persecution but prosecution for polygamy, or what Mormons called 'plural marriage.' After polygamy ended, the family remained in Mexico. Mitt Romney's father, George, was born in Colonia Dublan, one of the colonies in northern Mexico that the Romneys settled in after their arrival. His mother, Lenore LaFount Romney, was born in Utah.
When Romney's father was five years old, the Mexican Revolution broke out and his parents moved back to the United States to avoid the violence. Mitt Romney was eventually born in Michigan. But the other branch of the family – leading down to Romney's cousins Leighton, Mike and Meredith – stayed behind in Mexico, their numbers growing. The Romneys chose to remain in Mexico because they established good lives for themselves and their families there. Most of them are now dual-citizens.
"We certainly have a love for both countries," adds Leighton. "I can sing both national anthems and tear up at both of them. I think that having two countries that you love and two countries that you can serve or be a beneficiary of their service is a great thing."
The Romneys living in Mexico are well aware of their wealthy and famous relative's popularity in the Republican primary race. They support their cousin's candidacy and they hope that Mitt will be more open about the issue of his religion and Mexican heritage during the campaign. It's a family history they're proud of, despite the fact that Mitt Romney has never come to visit.
Watch Romney and the other GOP candidates take part in the Facebook / NBC News debate on Meet the Press on Sunday
If Romney does get the Republican nod, and the media spotlight of a presidential campaign points south toward Mexico, it will probably land on many of these unknown Romney family nuggets, and on Mormonism itself, the religion shared by Mitt Romney and the cousins he doesn't know. That part is okay with Romney's cousins.
"We're Christians, complete in every sense of the word. I don't think that any candidate for any office would shy away from their religion. I think it's something to stand up and be proud of," Leighton said.
Editor's note: Mike Taibbi's full report, 'Romney's Roots,' airs Monday, January 9, at 10pm/9c on NBC's 'Rock Center with Brian Williams.'


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This dollar-store version of a Scorsese crime saga, "For the Love of Money" is consistently as trite as its title.
We begin in Israel in 1973, amid the extended clan of a teen dreamer named Izek who has a "Mean Streets" life dealing with hoodlums (including one character who seems modeled after everybody Joe Pesci ever played) at his family's bar. Moving on to Los Angeles in 1980, Izek (Yuda Levi) runs a chain of successful restaurants, gets into the auto-body business and runs afoul of a local gangster (James Caan).
Caan, and the shootings he brings to the party, at least livens things up, but the incessant clichés about pursuing the American dream and protecting your family make every conversation painful. Moreover, filling your soundtrack with decades' worth of rock hits (including a shootout that is choreographed to Phil Collins' "In the Air Tonight") and clothing everyone in changing fashions to reflect the times do not an epic make.


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Most girls dream that their wedding is held in accordance with all traditions. But, unfortunately, the traditions of Russian weddings are almost not preserved, which is why modern brides have a lot of questions that remain unclear for them. So, white wedding dresses!
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And if a girl asks a question who should get a wedding dress, white wedding dresses, the answers will be very different.
As for the purchase of a wedding dress, there are many opinions: some believe that the girls parents should buy the wedding dress, others think the groom should take care of choosing a dress for the future wife, others say that it is the duty of the grooms family to buy the dress, .white wedding dresses.
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Currently, the tradition of who should buy a wedding dress, white wedding dresses, has not been preserved. In most cases, the bride, together with her parents, gets an outfit for the celebration, considering the purchase of a dress, as the main part in preparing for the wedding. Sometimes the groom takes the initiative, offering the woman to buy a wedding dress, white wedding dresses, but not every girl agrees. Modern girls, wishing independence, choose wedding dress for themselves.
The question of who will buy the wedding dress, white wedding dresses, is not a matter of the first importance. The main thing that the bride liked the dress was comfortable, the only one for the bride!


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Saturday, September 18, 2010
Brussels sprouts hash
I had a craving for Brussels sprouts today, and since Alex is working late, I figured I might as well just have them for dinner. This was easy, quick, and I even cooked an egg on top at the end to make it a whole meal.
Brussels sprouts hash
I added some blue cheese, which you can skip, I might add some bacon next time if I had any.
1 onion, sliced thin
1 T olive oil
1 lb Brussels sprouts
1/2 t hot sauce
a big pinch of salt
1 t cider vinegar
1/2 c water or stock
1/3 c blue cheese, crumbled
Cook the onion in the olive oil over medium-low heat until caramelized, 10-15 minutes, stirring occasionally. While the onions are cooking, cut the sprouts in half, and then cut them into thin strips. Add to the onions once they've caramelized, and increase the heat to medium-high. Cook until the Brussels sprouts start to brown, then add the hot sauce, salt, vinegar, and water and cover. Cook 6-8 minutes, until everything is cooked through. Sprinkle over the cheese, turn off the heat, and serve!
Optional extra credit: crack and egg or two on top after you add the blue cheese, turn the heat on low, cover, and let cook about 5 minutes until the whites of the eggs are set. Yum!
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After a long, tiring day of endless April Fool's jokes, don't worry about what's for dinner tonight. Houston-based Bullritos has it covered, and this is not a joke.
The restaurant chain is giving away one free chicken burrito to every guest from 5 to 8 p.m. on Monday, at all 18 locations. The chain said it anticipates giving away more than 10,000 burritos during the promotion.
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Zimbabwe safari holidays
Zimbabwe safari holidays come in a variety of forms: most parts of the country can easily be reached on a fly-in safari, whilst travel in Zimbabwe's west is practical by road.
Hwangwe National Park, Mana Pools National Parks and Matusadona National Park are easy to access on fly-in safari holiday – and then explored with walking safaris, 4WD excursions and, sometimes, even canoe and boat safaris.
When in Zimbabwe, don't miss the majestic Victoria Falls. They are one of the seven wonders of the world and very easily accessible.
Meanwhile, road transfers are easy between Victoria Falls, Hwangwe National Park and Matobo Hills National Park. Such across-the-ground travel can add a different dimension to a pure fly-in safari trip; transfers will pass through superb scenery as well as real African towns and villages, and Matobo Hills is about Bushman rock art and interesting historical sites as well as game.
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White and various shades of red are the most popular colors on flags. Thus making Canada, Denmark, Georgia, Indonesia, Monaco, Peru, Poland, Singapore, Switzerland, Tunisia, and Turkey the most average flags color-wise in the world.
Flags By Colours is a game which breaks down flags by color and makes a pie chart. Can you guess the flags by only a proportional pie chart? (Hat tip: TDAXP via Sean Meade)


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Kristen Stewart doesn't want to give birth in 3-D.
The 19-year-old starlet told MTV News that giving an "Avatar"-eque sheen to the final installment of the popular "Twilight" trilogy would "be crazy."
"I don't know," she said, laughing about the online campaign to deploy 3-D technology to "Breaking Dawn."
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"Maybe selectively, maybe," Stewart allowed. "Maybe certain scenes."
One scene Stewart says shouldn't be shown in 3-D: when her character Bella gives birth to a vampire-human hybrid daughter named Renesmee.
"You don't want her to fly in your face," Stewart told MTV. "I think 'Breaking Dawn' should just be a normal movie. But who knows?"
Stewart said she expects to begin filming "Breaking Dawn" in November. In her interview, she also hints she'll be a good soldier, whatever film execs decide.
"Watch, it's going to end up being a 3-D movie, and (I'll have to say,) 'No, it's a great idea!' " Stewart said. "So, it's a great idea."
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Mayor Stephen H. Cassidy
San Leandro, CA
Mayor Jan Marx
San Luis Obispo, CA
Mayor Gary O. Phillips
San Rafael, CA
Mayor Miguel Pulido
Santa Ana, CA
Mayor Helene Schneider
Santa Barbara, CA
Mayor Don Lane
Santa Cruz, CA
Mayor Jill Hunter
Saratoga, CA
Mayor Larry Forester
Signal Hill, CA
Mayor Emmett O'Donnell
Tiburon, CA
Mayor Osby Davis
Vallejo, CA
Mayor Jeffrey Prang
West Hollywood, CA
Mayor Christopher Cabaldon
West Sacramento, CA
Mayor Matthew Appelbaum
Boulder, CO
Mayor Michael B. Hancock
Denver, CO
Mayor Randy P. Penn
Englewood, CO
Mayor Marjorie Sloan
Golden, CO
Mayor Carolyn Cutler
Lafayette, CO
Mayor Bob Murphy
Lakewood, CO
Mayor Robert Muckle
Louisville, CO
Mayor Marc A. Snyder
Manitou Springs, CO
Mayor Joe Gierlach
Nederland, CO
Mayor Joyce Downing
Northglenn, CO
Mayor Don Stephens
Salida, CO
Mayor Andrew Muckle
Superior, CO
Mayor Stuart Fraser
Telluride, CO
Mayor Adam Salina
Berlin, CT
Mayor Bill Finch
Bridgeport, CT
Mayor Scott D. Jackson
Hamden, CT
Mayor Pedro E. Segarra
Hartford, CT
Mayor Daniel Drew
Middletown, CT
Mayor John DeStefano
New Haven, CT
Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio
New London, CT
Mayor Patricia A. Murphy
New Milford, CT
Mayor Richard Moccia
Norwalk, CT
Mayor Michael Pavia
Stamford, CT
Mayor Ryan Bingham
Torrington, CT
Mayor Neil M. O'Leary
Waterbury, CT
Mayor Scott Slifka
West Hartford, CT
Mayor John Picard
West Haven, CT
Mayor Michael Smith
Blades, DE
Mayor John P. Buchheit III
Delaware City, DE
Mayor Diane C. Hanson
Dewey Beach, DE
Mayor James Ford III
Lewes, DE
Mayor Kenneth Branner
Middletown, DE
Mayor Dennis P. Williams
Wilmington, DE
District of Columbia:
Mayor Vincent C. Gray
Washington, DC
Mayor Susan Gottlieb
Aventura, FL
Mayor Jean Rosenfield
Bal Harbour, FL
Mayor Noah S. Jacobs
Biscayne Park, FL
Mayor Woodrow L. Hay
Boynton Beach, FL
Mayor Kristin Jacobs
Broward County, FL
Mayor Marilyn Gerber
Coconut Creek, FL
Mayor James Cason
Coral Gables, FL
Mayor Judy Paul
Davie, FL
Mayor Peggy Noland
Deerfield Beach, FL
Mayor Bruce Mount
Eatonville, FL
Mayor Craig Lowe
Gainesville, FL
Mayor Glenn Singer
Golden Beach, FL
Mayor Charles Sanders
Greenwood, FL
Mayor Joy Cooper
Hallandale Beach, FL
Mayor Peter J. M. Bober
Hollywood, FL
Mayor Kenneth Schultz
Hypoluxo, FL
Mayor Gow B. Fields
Lakeland, FL
Mayor Patricia Gerard
Largo, FL
Mayor Barrington Russell
Lauderdale Lakes, FL
Mayor Richard J. Kaplan
Lauderhill, FL
Mayor Howard Schieferdecker
Maitland, FL
Mayor Tomas Regalado
Miami, FL
Mayor Matti Herrera Bower
Miami Beach, FL
Mayor Lori C. Moseley
Miramar, FL
Mayor Connie Leon Kreps
North Bay Village, FL
Mayor John Brady
North Lauderdale, FL
Mayor Andre Pierre
North Miami, FL
Mayor Myra L. Taylor
Opa-Locka, FL
Mayor Buddy Dyer
Orlando, FL
Mayor Dominic Persampiere
Oviedo, FL
Mayor James P. Sasser
Pahokee, FL
Mayor Frank C. Ortis
Pembroke Pines, FL
Mayor Cindy Lerner
Pinecrest, FL
Mayor Diane Veltri Bendekovic
Plantation, FL
Mayor Joe LaCascia
Polk City, FL
Mayor Thomas A. Masters
Riviera Beach, FL
Mayor Norman Edelcup
Sunny Isles Beach, FL
Mayor Michael Ryan
Sunrise, FL
Mayor Daniel N. Dietch
Surfside, FL
Mayor John Marks III
Tallahassee, FL
Mayor Beth Talabisco
Tamarac, FL
Mayor Jeri Muoio
West Palm Beach, FL
Mayor Eric H. Jones Jr
West Park, FL
Mayor Daniel J. Stermer
Weston, FL
Mayor Gary Resnick
Wilton Manors, FL
Mayor Kasim Reed
Atlanta, GA
Mayor Deke Copenhaver
Augusta, GA
Mayor Donna Pittman
Doraville, GA
Mayor Earnestine Pittman
East Point, GA
Mayor James Thomas Jr.
Hinesville, GA
Mayor Robert A. B. Reichert
Macon, GA
Mayor June D. Bradfield
McRae, GA
Mayor Jim Still Jr.
Mountain Park, GA
Mayor Kathie deNobriga
Pine Lake, GA
Mayor Jere Wood
Roswell, GA
Mayor Patricia Wheeler
Stone Mountain, GA
Mayor Ralph Moore
Union City, GA
Mayor William P. Kenoi
Hilo, HI
Mayor Bernard P. Carvalho Jr.
Kauai, HI
Mayor Larry Hartwig
Addison, IL
Mayor Arlene J. Mulder
Arlington Heights, IL
Mayor Joel Fritzler
Carbondale, IL
Mayor Rahm Emanuel
Chicago, IL
Mayor Kris Povlsen
DeKalb, IL
Mayor Harriet Rosenthal
Deerfield, IL
Mayor Teresa Kernc
Diamond, IL
Mayor Thomas A. Brown
East Hazel Crest, IL
Mayor Alvin L. Parks Jr.
East St. Louis, IL
Mayor David L. Anderson
Elburn, IL
Mayor David J. Kaptain
Elgin, IL
Mayor Elizabeth Tisdahl
Evanston, IL
Mayor James J. Sexton
Evergreen Park, IL
Mayor Kerry Durkin
Glenwood, IL
Mayor Michael Howley
Hickory Hills, IL
Mayor Joseph T. Tamburino
Hillside, IL
Mayor Gerald C. Turry
Lincolnwood, IL
Mayor Joseph J. Broda
Lisle, IL
Mayor Eugene "Gene" Williams
Lynwood, IL
Mayor Henderson Yarbrough Sr.
Maywood, IL
Mayor Christopher Koos
Normal, IL
Mayor Leon Rockingham
North Chicago, IL
Mayor Kyle R. Hastings
Orland Hills, IL
Mayor Robert S. Straz
Palos Heights, IL
Mayor Gerald R. Bennett
Palos Hills, IL
Mayor Greg Marston
Pingree Grove, IL
Mayor Greg Marston
Pingree Grove, IL
Mayor Lawrence Morrissey
Rockford, IL
Mayor George Van Dusen
Skokie, IL
Mayor George Van Dusen
Skokie, IL
Mayor Don A. DeGraff
South Holland, IL
Mayor Beniamino Mazzulla
Stone Park, IL
Mayor Laurel Lunt Prussing
Urbana, IL
Mayor Robert Sabonjian
Waukegan, IL
Mayor Sam D. Pulia
Westchester, IL
Mayor Richard Hickman
Angola, IN
Mayor Mark Kruzan
Bloomington, IN
Mayor Thomas C. Henry
Fort Wayne, IN
Mayor Karen Freeman-Wilson
Gary, IN
Mayor John A. Wilkes
Linton, IN
Mayor Dennis Tyler
Muncie, IN
Mayor William E. Gluba
Davenport, IA
Mayor T.M. Franklin Cownie
Des Moines, IA
Mayor Roy D. Buol
Dubuque, IA
Mayor Matt Hayek
Iowa City, IA
Mayor Robert E. Scott
Sioux City, IA
Mayor Buck Clark
Waterloo, IA
Mayor Crosby Gernon
Hiawatha, KS
Mayor Carl Brewer
Wichita, KS
Mayor Gene McMurry
Carrollton, KY
Mayor Greg Fischer
Louisville, KY
Mayor Melvin 'Kip' Holden
Baton Rouge, LA
Mayor Mitchell J. Landrieu
New Orleans, LA
Mayor Rodney A. Grogan
Patterson, LA
Mayor Cedric B. Glover
Shreveport, LA
Mayor William R. Stokes
Augusta, ME
Mayor Charlotte Warren
Hallowell, ME
Mayor Michael Brennan
Portland, ME
Mayor Joshua J. Cohen
Annapolis, MD
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake
Baltimore, MD
Mayor Victoria Jackson-Stanley
Cambridge, MD
Mayor Margo Bailey
Chestertown, MD
Mayor Michael H. Callahan
Cheverly, MD
Mayor Andrew M. Fellows
College Park, MD
Mayor Brian K. Grim
Cumberland, MD
Mayor Robert C. Willey
Easton, MD
Mayor Sidney A. Katz
Gaithersburg, MD
Mayor Peter Benjamin
Garrett Park, MD
Mayor Dennis J. Scheessele
Indian Head, MD
Mayor Craig Moe
Laurel, MD
Mayor Phyllis Marcuccio
Rockville, MD
Mayor James Ireton
Salisbury, MD
Mayor Jeffrey Slavin
Somerset, MD
Mayor Bruce R. WIlliams
Takoma Park, MD
Mayor Thatcher W. Kezer III
Amesbury, MA
Mayor Kevin J. Dumas
Attleboro Park, MA
Mayor William F. Scanlon Jr.
Beverly, MA
Mayor Tom Menino (Co-Chair)
Boston, MA
Mayor Joseph C. Sullivan
Braintree, MA
Mayor Linda M. Balzotti
Brockton, MA
Mayor Henrietta Davis
Cambridge, MA
Mayor Carlo DeMaria Jr.
Everett, MA
Mayor Lisa A. Wong
Fitchburg, MA
Mayor Alex Morse
Holyoke, MA
Mayor Patrick O. Murphy
Lowell, MA
Mayor Gary Christenson
Malden, MA
Mayor Michael J. McGlynn
Medford, MA
Mayor Robert J. Dolan
Melrose, MA
Mayor Jonathan F. Mitchell
New Bedford, MA
Mayor Setti Warren
Newton, MA
Mayor David J. Narkewicz
Northampton, MA
Mayor Edward A. Bettencourt Jr.
Peabody, MA
Mayor Thomas Koch
Quincy, MA
Mayor Daniel Rizzo
Revere, MA
Mayor Kimberley Driscoll
Salem, MA
Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone
Somerville, MA
Mayor Domenic Sarno
Springfield, MA
Mayor Thomas Hoye
Taunton, MA
Mayor Susan M. Kay
Weymouth, MA
Mayor Scott D. Galvin
Woburn, MA
Mayor John Hieftje
Ann Arbor, MI
Mayor Phil O'Dwyer
Berkley, MI
Mayor John B. O'Reilly Jr.
Dearborn, MI
Mayor Dave Bing
Detroit, MI
Mayor Dayne Walling
Flint, MI
Mayor George Heartwell
Grand Rapids, MI
Mayor Karen Majewski
Hamtramck, MI
Mayor Bobby J. Hopewell
Kalamazoo, MI
Mayor Virg Bernero
Lansing, MI
Mayor Brenda L. Lawrence
Southfield, MI
Mayor Paul T. Schreiber
Ypsilanti, MI
Mayor Don Ness
Duluth, MN
Mayor Peter Lindstrom
Falcon Heights, MN
Mayor R.T. Rybak
Minneapolis, MN
Mayor Chris Coleman
St. Paul, MN
Mayor Wardell Walton
Belzoni, MS
Mayor Johnny DuPree
Hattiesburg, MS
Mayor Harvey Johnson
Jackson, MS
Mayor McArthur Straughter
Yazoo City, MS
Mayor Linda Goldstein
Clayton, MO
Mayor Sylvester "Sly" James Jr.
Kansas City, MO
Mayor Randall L. Rhoads
Lee's Summit, MO
Mayor Daniel DiPlacido
Rock Hill, MO
Mayor Francis Slay
St. Louis, MO
Mayor Shelley Welsch
University City, MO
Mayor Jim Suttle
Omaha, NE
Mayor Donald Groesser
Ralston, NE
Mayor Robert L. Crowell
Carson City, NV
New Hampshire:
Mayor Dean Trefethen
Dover, NH
New Jersey:
Mayor Fred Tagliarini
Aberdeen, NJ
Mayor Ed Johnson
Asbury Park, NJ
Mayor Lorenzo T. Langford
Atlantic City, NJ
Mayor Mark Smith
Bayonne, NJ
Mayor Timothy J. Driscoll
Bergenfield, NJ
Mayor Patrick H. McHale
Bogota, NJ
Mayor Albert B. Kelly
Bridgeton, NJ
Mayor Dana Redd
Camden, NJ
Mayor Chuck Cahn
Cherry Hill, NJ
Mayor Janice Kovach
Clinton, NJ
Mayor Sophie Heymann
Closter, NJ
Mayor Jim Maley
Collingswood, NJ
Mayor Thomas Hannen
Cranford, NJ
Mayor Joseph R. Smith
East Newark, NJ
Mayor Robert L. Bowser
East Orange, NJ
Mayor Antonia Ricigliano
Edison, NJ
Mayor J. Christian Bollwage
Elizabeth, NJ
Mayor Carlos Colina
Emerson, NJ
Mayor Colleen Mahr
Fanwood, NJ
Mayor Warren Cooper
Frenchtown, NJ
Mayor Joseph Delaney
Garfield, NJ
Mayor Gerald R. Drasheff
Guttenberg, NJ
Mayor Maria DiGiovanni
Hackettstown, NJ
Mayor Domenick Stampone
Haledon, NJ
Mayor Raymond J. McDonough
Harrison, NJ
Mayor Richard S. Goldberg
Hawthorne, NJ
Mayor Gary Minkoff
Highland Park, NJ
Mayor Dawn Zimmer
Hoboken, NJ
Mayor Paul Anzano
Hopewell, NJ
Mayor Wayne Smith
Irvington, NJ
Mayor Jerramiah Healy
Jersey City, NJ
Mayor Michael B. Ryan
Lake Como, NJ
Mayor David M. DelVecchio
Lambertville, NJ
Mayor Richard J. Gerbounka
Linden, NJ
Mayor Mauro D. Raguseo
Little Ferry, NJ
Mayor Frank W. Minor
Logan Township, NJ
Mayor Nicholas Russo
Longport, NJ
Mayor Michael E. Beck
Lower Township, NJ
Mayor Robert H. Conley
Madison, NJ
Mayor William Laforet
Mahwah, NJ
Mayor Michael Fressola
Manchester Township, NJ
Mayor Victor DeLuca
Maplewood, NJ
Mayor Frank M. North
Merchantville, NJ
Mayor Patrick O'Hagan
Midland Park, NJ
Mayor James A. Gallos
Milford, NJ
Mayor Robert D. Jackson
Montclair, NJ
Mayor Dennis Vaccaro
Moonachie, NJ
Mayor Timothy Dougherty
Morristown, NJ
Mayor J. Brooke Hern
New Providence, NJ
Mayor Cory Booker
Newark, NJ
Mayor Peter C. Massa
North Arlington, NJ
Mayor Francis M. Womack III
North Brunswick, NJ
Mayor Randy George
North Haledon, NJ
Mayor Owen Henry
Old Bridge, NJ
Mayor James Barberio
Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ
Mayor Alex D. Blanco
Passaic, NJ
Mayor Jeffery Jones
Paterson, NJ
Mayor Wilda Diaz
Perth Amboy, NJ
Mayor Harry L. Wyant
Phillipsburg, NJ
Mayor Sharon M. Robinson-Briggs
Plainfield, NJ
Mayor Jesse L. Tweedle Sr.
Pleasantville, NJ
Mayor Liz Lempert
Princeton, NJ
Mayor Pasquale Menna
Red Bank, NJ
Mayor Paul Aronsohn
Ridgewood, NJ
Mayor Sandy Moscaritolo
River Edge, NJ
Mayor Jamel C. Holley
Roselle, NJ
Mayor Joe Accardi
Roselle Park, NJ
Mayor Robert L. Davis
Salem, NJ
Mayor Kevin Glover
Scotch Plains, NJ
Mayor Michael J. Gonnelli
Secaucus, NJ
Mayor Alex Torpey
South Orange, NJ
Mayor Nicholas Poliseno
Spotswood, NJ
Mayor Peter S. Rustin
Tenafly, NJ
Mayor Clifton People
Union, NJ
Mayor Brian P. Stack
Union City, NJ
Mayor Robert Romano
Vineland, NJ
Mayor Richard F. Turner
Weehawken, NJ
Mayor Robert D. Parisi
West Orange, NJ
Mayor Shing-Fu Hsueh
West Windsor, NJ
Mayor John Birkner
Westwood, NJ
Mayor John E. McCormac
Woodbridge, NJ
Mayor Jeffrey R. Goldsmith
Woodcliff Lake, NJ
Mayor Keith Kazmark
Woodland Park, NJ
New Mexico:
Mayor Joe Murrietta
Grants, NM
Mayor Kenneth D. Miyagishima
Las Cruces, NM
Mayor Ray Alborn
Ruidoso, NM
Mayor David Coss
Santa Fe, NM
Mayor Albert Campos Jr.
Santa Rosa, NM
Mayor Gloria J. Chavez
Tijeras, NM
New York:
Mayor Gerald Jennings
Albany, NY
Mayor James Gaughan
Altamont, NY
Mayor Ann M. Thane
Amsterdam, NY
Mayor Peter R. Porcino
Ardsley, NY
Mayor Andrea Smallwood
Athens, NY
Mayor Randy Casale
Beacon, NY
Mayor Matthew T. Ryan
Binghamton, NY
Mayor James J. Schoenig
Brewster, NY
Mayor Eugene Christopher
Broadalbin, NY
Mayor Byron Brown
Buffalo, NY
Mayor G. Wayne McIlroy
Carthage, NY
Mayor Joseph Keegan
Castleton, NY
Mayor Jerome Kobre
Chestnut Ridge, NY
Mayor John A. Lane
Clinton, NY
Mayor John McDonald
Cohoes, NY
Mayor Mark Evans
Coxsackie, NY
Mayor Robert J. Foster
Deferiet, NY
Mayor Sally Burns
Delanson, NY
Mayor Steven P. Hoffman
Depew, NY
Mayor Randy Sterling
Dryden, NY
Mayor Allan A. Kasprzak
East Aurora, NY
Mayor Paul Rickenbach
East Hampton, NY
Mayor Mitchell Levinn
East Nassau, NY
Mayor Henry Doerr
Elbridge, NY
Mayor Jeffrey Kaplan
Ellenville, NY
Mayor James Matthews
Ellisburg, NY
Mayor Stephen G. Sommers
Fabius, NY
Mayor Mark Olson
Fayetteville, NY
Mayor James J. Miccio
Fishkill, NY
Mayor Andrew Hardwick
Freeport, NY
Mayor Donald T. Brudie
Garden City, NY
Mayor John Diamond
Glens Falls, NY
Mayor Dayton J. King
Gloversville, NY
Mayor Jean A. Celender
Great Neck Plaza, NY
Mayor Ralph J. Kreitzman
Great Neck Village, NY
Mayor Barbara Moore
Greenwood Lake, NY
Mayor Martin Natoli
Hagaman, NY
Mayor Emery Cummings Jr.
Hammondsport, NY
Mayor Ronald Belmont
Harrison, NY
Mayor LeRoy V. Davis
Harrisville, NY
Mayor Peter Swiderski
Hastings on Hudson, NY
Mayor Michael Kohut
Haverstraw, NY
Mayor Natale J. Tartamella
Head of the Harbor, NY
Mayor Wayne J. Hall Sr.
Hempstead, NY
Mayor Richard Beirman Sr.
Herrings, NY
Mayor Bernard Jackson
Hillburn, NY
Mayor Joseph M. Lee
Hilton, NY
Mayor Richard B. Milne
Honeoye Falls, NY
Mayor Shawn Hogan
Hornell, NY
Mayor Brian C. Smith
Irvington, NY
Mayor Svante L. Myrick
Ithaca, NY
Mayor Samuel Teresi
Jamestown, NY
Mayor Susan Lopatkin
Kensington, NY
Mayor Shayne R. Gallo
Kingston, NY
Mayor Robert Blais
Lake George, NY
Mayor Ronald S. Cooper
Lake Success, NY
Mayor Anne H. McAndrews
Larchmont, NY
Mayor Martin Oliner
Lawrence, NY
Mayor Carl Luft
Lima, NY
Mayor Norman L. Marsh
Little Valley, NY
Mayor Corrine Kleisle
Lyons, NY
Mayor Barbara Clark
Madison, NY
Mayor Patricia McDonald
Malverne, NY
Mayor Mark-Paul Serafin
Manlius, NY
Mayor James F. Hidy
Massena, NY
Mayor Dennis Leahy
Maybrook, NY
Mayor Anthony Sylvester
Mechanicville, NY
Mayor Terry Grimshaw
Mexico, NY
Mayor Richard Donovan
Minoa, NY
Mayor James C. Purcell
Monroe, NY
Mayor Jeffrey Oppenheim
Montebello, NY
Mayor Gordon Jenkins
Monticello, NY
Mayor Ernest D. Davis
Mount Vernon, NY
Mayor Noam Bramson
New Rochelle, NY
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg (Co-Chair)
New York, NY
Mayor Peter M. Blandino
Newark, NY
Mayor Judith L. Kennedy
Newburgh, NY
Mayor Paul A. Dyster
Niagara Falls, NY
Mayor Laura Nolan
North Haven, NY
Mayor Marvin Natiss
North Hills, NY
Mayor Joseph Maiurano
Norwich, NY
Mayor Linda L. Witte
Olean, NY
Mayor Richard P. Miller
Oneonta, NY
Mayor William R. Hanauer
Ossining, NY
Mayor Brian Wona
Otisville, NY
Mayor Paul Pontieri
Patchogue, NY
Mayor Mary Foster
Peekskill, NY
Mayor Anthony Fratto
Phoenix, NY
Mayor Christopher Sanders
Piermont, NY
Mayor Donald M. Kasprzak
Plattsburgh, NY
Mayor Peter Scherer
Pleasantville, NY
Mayor Robert Weitzner
Port Washington, NY
Mayor John Tkazyik
Poughkeepsie, NY
Mayor John Bruno
Ravena, NY
Mayor Daniel J. Dwyer
Rensselaer, NY
Mayor Kevin Neary
Richmondville, NY
Mayor Thomas Richards
Rochester, NY
Mayor John Durkin
Roslyn, NY
Mayor Matthew Bloomfield
Russell Gardens, NY
Mayor Grant Rohrmoser
Sandy Creek, NY
Mayor Clyde Rabideau
Saranac Lake, NY
Mayor Scott Johnson
Saratoga Springs, NY
Mayor Gregge Harrian
Savona, NY
Mayor Gary R. McCarthy
Schenectady, NY
Mayor Paul F. Gee
Scottsville, NY
Mayor Omer Cousineau
Sharon Springs, NY
Mayor John Patterson
Sherman, NY
Mayor Ken Wray
Sleepy Hollow, NY
Mayor Leonard Szymanski
Sloan, NY
Mayor Karen Strickland
South Dayton, NY
Mayor Geoffrey N. Prime
South Floral Park, NY
Mayor Patricia DuBow
South Nyack, NY
Mayor Mark Epley
Southampton, NY
Mayor Letty J. Rudes
Speculator, NY
Mayor Joyce Lobene
Spencerport, NY
Mayor Noramie Jasmin
Spring Valley, NY
Mayor Dagan LaCorte
Suffern, NY
Mayor Edward R. Stewart III
Sylvan Beach, NY
Mayor Stephanie A. Miner
Syracuse, NY
Mayor Drew Fixell
Tarrytown, NY
Mayor Ronald Pilozzi
Tonawanda, NY
Mayor Louis A. Rosamilia
Troy, NY
Mayor A. Martin Petrovic
Trumansburg, NY
Mayor Beth Greenwood
Tully, NY
Mayor Michael Esmay
Upper Nyack, NY
Mayor Theodore H. Young
Waterloo, NY
Mayor Michael Manning
Watervliet, NY
Mayor Brian D. McCoy
Wayland, NY
Mayor David Goldsmith
Wesley Hills, NY
Mayor Scott M. Burto
West Carthage, NY
Mayor John Ramundo
West Haverstraw, NY
Mayor David Carr
Westfield, NY
Mayor Thomas M. Roach
White Plains, NY
Mayor Mike Spano
Yonkers, NY
Mayor Anthony C. Leone
Yorkville, NY
North Carolina:
Mayor Walter B. Goodenough
Carolina Shores, NC
Mayor Mark Chilton
Carrboro, NC
Mayor Mark Kleinschmidt
Chapel Hill, NC
Mayor Darryl D. Moss
Creedmoor, NC
Mayor Bill Bell
Durham, NC
Mayor Jackie Holcombe
Morrisville, NC
Mayor Jaqueline Sergent
Oxford, NC
Mayor Nancy McFarlane
Raleigh, NC
Mayor Victor Varela
Ronda, NC
Mayor Allen Joines
Winston-Salem, NC
North Dakota:
Mayor Dennis Walaker
Fargo, ND
Mayor Dan Pillow
Addyston, OH
Mayor Donald Plusquellic
Akron, OH
Mayor Bernard Baronowski
Andover, OH
Mayor Ronald A. Bischof
Barnesville, OH
Mayor Deborah L. Sutherland
Bay Village, OH
Mayor Merle Gorden
Beachwood, OH
Mayor Daniel Pocek
Bedford, OH
Mayor Fletcher Berger
Bedford Heights, OH
Mayor Cyril Kleem
Berea, OH
Mayor John Licastro
Bratenahl, OH
Mayor Samuel Alai
Broadview Heights, OH
Mayor David Seagraves
Brookville, OH
Mayor Lowell E. Anderson
Caldwell, OH
Mayor William J. Healy II
Canton, OH
Mayor Tammy D. Drobina
Carroll, OH
Mayor Diana Stockmaster
Centerburg, OH
Mayor Mark Mallory
Cincinnati, OH
Mayor Frank Jackson
Cleveland, OH
Mayor Edward Kelley
Cleveland Heights, OH
Mayor Danny Stacy
Cleves, OH
Mayor Michael Coleman
Columbus, OH
Mayor William Armentrout
Creston, OH
Mayor Gary Leitzell
Dayton, OH
Mayor Gary L. Comer
DeGraff, OH
Mayor Terry Lindeman
Doylestown, OH
Mayor Gary Norton
East Cleveland, OH
Mayor Ted Andrzejewski
East Lake, OH
Mayor James P. Swoger
East Liverpool, OH
Mayor Patricia Burnside
Englewood, OH
Mayor Bill Cervenik
Euclid, OH
Mayor Thomas H. Nagel
Fairborn, OH
Mayor Charles H. Johnson
Forest Park, OH
Mayor Gary Middlemus
Frazeysburg, OH
Mayor Kirk Emmert
Gambier, OH
Mayor Dave Nelson
Geneva-on-the-Lake, OH
Mayor Mark Williams
Genoa, OH
Mayor Alan Zaffiro
Golf Manor, OH
Mayor Ray E. DeGraw
Grandview Heights, OH
Mayor Gary Lee Young
Greenville, OH
Mayor Lance Westcamp
Groveport, OH
Mayor Richard L. Verga
Harveysburg, OH
Mayor Clifford L. Mason
Hebron, OH
Mayor Lou Bertrand
Hiram, OH
Mayor Susan J. Pelkowski
Holloway, OH
Mayor William Currin
Hudson, OH
Mayor Rich Blankenship
Ironton, OH
Mayor Jerry Fiala
Kent, OH
Mayor Deborah Neale
Lakeline, OH
Mayor David J. Berger
Lima, OH
Mayor Jo Ann Toczek
Linndale, OH
Mayor Patricia A. Fallot
Louisville, OH
Mayor Joseph Cicero Jr
Lyndhurst, OH
Mayor Donald Kuchta
Macedonia, OH
Mayor Steve Adams
Malvern, OH
Mayor Jeffrey A. Lansky
Maple Heights, OH
Mayor Joe A. Matthews
Marietta, OH
Mayor Bruce Rinker
Mayfield Village, OH
Mayor Robert Schwab
McComb, OH
Mayor Glenn W. Holmes
McDonald, OH
Mayor Richard Cain
Mineral City, OH
Mayor James B. Waller
Minerva, OH
Mayor Susan Renda
Moreland Hills, OH
Mayor Charles Neff
Mount Sterling, OH
Mayor Mike Porter
Mt. Gilead, OH
Mayor Jeffrey C. Wherley
Nellie, OH
Mayor James A. Friel
Newcomerstown, OH
Mayor Daniel R. Brooks
North College Hill, OH
Mayor Terrance J. McConnell
North Kingsville, OH
Mayor Ed Klco
North Perry, OH
Mayor Kathy Mulcahy
Orange Village, OH
Mayor David T. Handwerk
Orrville, OH
Mayor Richard M. Bain
Pepper Pike, OH
Mayor Billy R. Spencer
Piketon, OH
Mayor Timothy Redden
Plymouth, OH
Mayor Timothy Sicafuse
Poland, OH
Mayor David A. Malone
Portsmouth, OH
Mayor Daniel Ursu
Richmond Heights, OH
Mayor William Nibert
Richwood, OH
Mayor Bill Flaute
Riverside, OH
Mayor Earl M. Leiken
Shaker Heights, OH
Mayor Patrick C. Monahan
Shawnee Hills, OH
Mayor John Smith
Silverton, OH
Mayor Georgine Welo
South Euclid, OH
Mayor Matthew Brett
South Russell, OH
Mayor Warren Copeland
Springfield, OH
Mayor William C. Burkhardt
St. Bernard, OH
Mayor Domenick Mucci Jr.
Steubenville, OH
Mayor Clayton Weller
Sugarcreek, OH
Mayor Michael P. Bell
Toledo, OH
Mayor Mary Myers
Verona, OH
Mayor Daniel Wilczynski
Walbridge, OH
Mayor Doug Franklin
Warren, OH
Mayor Allen Patchin
West Farmington, OH
Mayor Ann Schreiner
West Millgrove, OH
Mayor Kim Maggard
Whitehall, OH
Mayor William A. Margalis
Wickliffe, OH
Mayor Richard J. Bonde
Willowick, OH
Mayor Susan Upton Farley
Woodlawn, OH
Mayor Chuck Sammarone
Youngstown, OH
Mayor Jeff Tilton
Zanesville, OH
Mayor Kitty Piercy
Eugene, OR
Mayor Charlie Hales
Portland, OR
Mayor James Hopely
Aldan, PA
Mayor Ed Pawlowski
Allentown, PA
Mayor Charles T. "Bud" Wahl
Ambler, PA
Mayor Gretchen Dosch
Applewold, PA
Mayor Bernard Killian
Aspinwall, PA
Mayor Doris E. Howell
Avondale, PA
Mayor Alexander Bennett
Baldwin, PA
Mayor Philip Ferrizzi
Bally, PA
Mayor John Arthur Brown
Bangor, PA
Mayor Donald L. Wunderler
Bath, PA
Mayor Cloyd W. Wagner
Beavertown, PA
Mayor Stanley Goldman
Bellefonte, PA
Mayor Robin J. Gochenauer
Bendersville, PA
Mayor Gail Stoudt
Bernville, PA
Mayor John Callahan
Bethlehem, PA
Mayor Robert Myers
Birdsboro, PA
Mayor Everett W. Saxton
Bolivar, PA
Mayor Vincent H. Liebel
Boswell, PA
Mayor Marianne V. Deery
Boyertown, PA
Mayor Kenneth Lockhart
Brentwood, PA
Mayor Verncel L. Creveling
Briar Creek, PA
Mayor David Wonderling
Brookville, PA
Mayor Lester J. Ward
Brownsville, PA
Mayor Anna Marie Quader
Burgettstown, PA
Mayor Loyce Harpster
Burnham, PA
Mayor Margaret Stock
Butler, PA
Mayor David H. Rhome
Canonsburg, PA
Mayor Justin M. Taylor
Carbondale, PA
Mayor Donald Baumgarten
Castle Shannon, PA
Mayor Barbara Schlegel
Catasauqua, PA
Mayor James S. Perry
Chalfant, PA
Mayor Marilyn J. Becker
Chalfont, PA
Mayor Peter Lagiovane
Chambersburg, PA
Mayor Ronald Lockwood
Cherry Valley, PA
Mayor John Linder
Chester, PA
Mayor Paul McKenna
Churchill, PA
Mayor Richard L. Lattanzi
Clairton, PA
Mayor Andrea J. Estadt
Clarion, PA
Mayor Harry Kelly
Clarks Summit, PA
Mayor James P. Schell
Clearfield, PA
Mayor John Hartman
Cleona, PA
Mayor Frank C. Kelly
Collingdale, PA
Mayor Daniel Rutland
Colwyn, PA
Mayor Allen Gyorko
Confluence, PA
Mayor Joseph Carrelli
Conyngham, PA
Mayor Anthony G. Celeste
Coraopolis, PA
Mayor Mark J. Thomas
Cornwall, PA
Mayor Gail E. Knauf
Cressona, PA
Mayor Timothy J. Carroll
Dallas, PA
Mayor Helen Thomas
Darby, PA
Mayor John Lignelli
Donora, PA
Mayor Thomas Lloyd
Dormont, PA
Mayor Richard A. Pope
Dover, PA
Mayor Josh Maxwell
Downingtown, PA
Mayor Libby White
Doylestown, PA
Mayor Philip T. Krivacek
Duquesne, PA
Mayor Betty M. Hays
Eagles Mere, PA
Mayor James S. Perry
East Pittsburgh, PA
Mayor Mark A. Pacilla
East Washington, PA
Mayor Salvatore J. Panto Jr.
Easton, PA
Mayor J. Edward Cook
Edgewood, PA
Mayor Wayne T. Murphy
Edgeworth Borough, PA
Mayor Ray Plummer
Ehrenfeld, PA
Mayor Joseph J. Cisco
Ellport City, PA
Mayor Anthony J. Court
Ellwood City, PA
Mayor Winfield Iobst
Emmaus, PA
Mayor Dorothy H. Quinn
Emsworth, PA
Mayor Joseph Sinnott
Erie, PA
Mayor Gary Foster
Evans City, PA
Mayor D. Gary Evans
Factoryville, PA
Mayor Charles Moore
Falls Creek, PA
Mayor Olive McKeithan
Farrell, PA
Mayor Gary McBrien
Felton, PA
Mayor Robert P. Frey
Folcroft, PA
Mayor Jose Rosado
Fountain Hill, PA
Mayor Kim Phillips
Frackville, PA
Mayor Fred C. Moyer Jr.
Freeburg, PA
Mayor Gerald C. Yob
Freemansburg, PA
Mayor James E. Swartz Jr.
Freeport, PA
Mayor Edward F. Burns
Girardville, PA
Mayor Arnie Bowser
Greensboro, PA
Mayor Roy Del Rosario
Hamburg, PA
Mayor Linda D. Thompson
Harrisburg, PA
Mayor Norm Hawkes
Hatboro, PA
Mayor Ronald Cyphert
Hawthorn, PA
Mayor John Hoerner
Highspire, PA
Mayor Joseph R. Dodson
Hollidaysburg, PA
Mayor Betty Esper
Homestead, PA
Mayor Tim McGuire
Homewood, PA
Mayor Dee Dee Brown
Huntingdon Borough, PA
Mayor John J. Zanoff
Hyde Park, PA
Mayor George E. Hood
Indiana, PA
Mayor Nicholas Yanosich
Industry, PA
Mayor Gerald C. Croushore
Ingram, PA
Mayor Charles Ritter
Ivyland, PA
Mayor James C. Sanders
Jefferson, PA
Mayor Ed Foley
Jenkintown, PA
Mayor Donald Bosh
Knoxville, PA
Mayor Sandra Green
Kutztown, PA
Mayor Dorothy Shea Yazurlo
Laflin, PA
Mayor Joseph Legnasky
Lake City, PA
Mayor Rick Gray
Lancaster, PA
Mayor Christopher Blaydon
Langhorne, PA
Mayor Jayne C. Young
Lansdowne, PA
Mayor Fred Feltenberger
Laureldale, PA
Mayor Pete Poninsky
Leetsdale, PA
Mayor Donald L. Rehrig
Lehighton, PA
Mayor Deborah A. Bargo
Lewistown, PA
Mayor Nick Vay
Lincoln, PA
Mayor John L. Mark
Liverpool, PA
Mayor William D. Hart
Lykens, PA
Mayor Randy Schlegel
Lyons, PA
Mayor Thomas A. Bell
Mahaffey, PA
Mayor Gerard McGlone
Malvern, PA
Mayor Eric B. Phillips
Manheim, PA
Mayor David Sturgess
Manor, PA
Mayor Jeremy A. Berardinelli
Marianna, PA
Mayor Alexander J. Chelik
Mayfield, PA
Mayor Terry S. Bennett
McDonald, PA
Mayor Weslee A. Clapper-Krepps
Mckean, PA
Mayor John Christopher Soff
Meadville, PA
Mayor Bob McMahon
Media, PA
Mayor Ethel I. Kellerman
Milesburg, PA
Mayor Thomas S. Kramer
Millbourne, PA
Mayor Gary D. Kraft
Mohnton, PA
Mayor John P. Antoline
Monaca, PA
Mayor Mary Jo Smith
Monessen, PA
Mayor John Dorin
Montoursville, PA
Mayor Maureen A. Piselli
Morton, PA
Mayor Timothy M. Allison
Mount Union, PA
Mayor Raymond Bodnar
Munhall, PA
Mayor Stephen Szymusiak
Nanty-Glo, PA
Mayor Joseph Taylor
New Milford, PA
Mayor Frances Tkach
New Philadelphia, PA
Mayor Nicholas W. DeSantis
New Stanton, PA
Mayor Mary M. Hetrick
Newport, PA
Mayor Lee I. Hall
North Charleroi, PA
Mayor Thomas Reenock
Northampton, PA
Mayor George F. McCloskey
Norwood, PA
Mayor Michele Petrini Avvisato
Old Forge, PA
Mayor Austin Scandiber
Orwigsburg, PA
Mayor Lewis Paul Cowher
Osceola Mills, PA
Mayor Geoffrey L. Henry
Oxford, PA
Mayor Fred Carpenter
Palmyra, PA
Mayor William McCall
Parker, PA
Mayor Ardele R. Gordon
Parkside, PA
Mayor Robert Winkler
Penndel, PA
Mayor Michael Nutter
Philadelphia, PA
Mayor Kimberly D. Brown-Zerbe
Pine Grove, PA
Mayor Luke Ravenstahl
Pittsburgh, PA
Mayor Bonnie Heath
Pottstown, PA
Mayor John D. Reiley
Pottsville, PA
Mayor Vaughn D. Spencer
Reading, PA
Mayor Guillermo Udarbe
Ridgway, PA
Mayor Desiree D. DeNicola
Roseto, PA
Mayor Edwin W. Rosenberry
Saxton, PA
Mayor Thomas C. Hufnagle
Sellersville, PA
Mayor Anthony Hajjar
Seward, PA
Mayor Joseph McGranaghan
Shamokin Dam, PA
Mayor Robert O'Neill
Sharon Hill, PA
Mayor Richard Panza
Sharpsburg, PA
Mayor Bruce Hockersmith
Shippensburg, PA
Mayor Boyd Paul
Snow Shoe, PA
Mayor William Meyer
Somerset, PA
Mayor John Reynolds
Souderton, PA
Mayor James Kennedy
South Coatesville, PA
Mayor Clyde R. Wadsworth
South Fork, PA
Mayor Elizabeth A. Goreham
State College, PA
Mayor Thomas F. Acri
Steelton, PA
Mayor Sherman Metzgar
Stockertown, PA
Mayor William A. Boyd
Stoystown, PA
Mayor Harold Randy Davis
Strattenville, PA
Mayor Charles Baugham
Stroudsburg, PA
Mayor William A. Davis
Sugar Notch, PA
Mayor Paul R. McArdle
Summit Hill, PA
Mayor David L. Persing
Sunbury, PA
Mayor Richard H. Lowe
Swarthmore, PA
Mayor Luke Duignam
Tatamy, PA
Mayor Jay Stover
Telford, PA
Mayor Charles Harper
Three Springs, PA
Mayor Kenneth Danser
Timblin, PA
Mayor Frances B. Zalewski
Trainer, PA
Mayor William Allar
Tremont, PA
Mayor J. David Cutchineal
Tullytown, PA
Mayor LeAnn Hritz
Tunnelhill, PA
Mayor Adam Forgie
Turtle Creek, PA
Mayor Thomas N. Micozzie
Upper Darby, PA
Mayor Jeffrey Steffler
Wampum, PA
Mayor Ester Cotner
Washingtonville, PA
Mayor Richard A. Starliper
Waynesboro, PA
Mayor Carolyn T. Comitta
West Chester, PA
Mayor Gerald W. Gross
West Easton, PA
Mayor Ralph Harrington
West Elizabeth, PA
Mayor Frank A. Schmidt
West Hazleton, PA
Mayor John W. Dindak
West Homestead, PA
Mayor Mary E. Popovich
West Newton, PA
Mayor John Henry
West View, PA
Mayor Dick Vargeson
Westfield, PA
Mayor James F. Nowalk
Whitehall, PA
Mayor Edward D. Hozza Jr.
Whitehall Township, PA
Mayor Thomas M. Leighton
Wilkes-Barre, PA
Mayor John Thompson
Wilkinsburg, PA
Mayor David Perusso
Wilson, PA
Mayor Larry Markel
Windsor, PA
Mayor Dolores Jones-Butler
Yeadon, PA
Mayor John Sanford
Yoe, PA
Mayor C. Kim Bracey
York, PA
Mayor Alford Shull
York Springs, PA
Mayor Joan Derco
Youngwood, PA
Rhode Island:
Mayor Charles Lombardi
North Providence, RI
Mayor Donald Grebien
Pawtucket, RI
Mayor Angel Taveras
Providence, RI
Mayor Scott Avedisian
Warwick, RI
South Carolina:
Mayor Joseph Riley
Charleston, SC
Mayor Joseph T. McElveen Jr.
Sumter, SC
Mayor Darrick Jackson
Timmonsville, SC
Mayor Ron Littlefield
Chattanooga, TN
Mayor Jerry Gist
Jackson, TN
Mayor Thomas W. Taylor
Maryville, TN
Mayor A C Wharton
Memphis, TN
Mayor Tom Beehan
Oak Ridge, TN
Mayor Bill Lusk
Signal Hill, TN
Mayor Bill Lusk
Signal Mountain, TN
Mayor Lee Leffingwell
Austin, TX
Mayor Tony Martinez
Brownsville, TX
Mayor Carl Sherman
DeSoto, TX
Mayor Annise D. Parker
Houston, TX
Mayor Richard Ward
Hurst, TX
Mayor Dave Claunch
West Lake Hills, TX
Mayor Dana Williams
Park City, UT
Mayor Thom Lauzon
Barre, VT
Mayor Miro Weinberger
Burlington, VT
Mayor John Hollar
Monpelier, VT
Mayor Christopher C. Louras
Rutland, VT
Mayor William Euille
Alexandria, VA
Mayor Faye Prichard
Ashland, VA
Mayor Ron Rordam
Blacksburg, VA
Mayor Satyendra Singh Huja
Charlottesville, VA
Mayor McKinley Price
Newport News, VA
Mayor Paul D. Fraim
Norfolk, VA
Mayor Brian A. Moore
Petersburg, VA
Mayor Robert W. Lazaro Jr
Purcellville, VA
Mayor Dwight C. Jones
Richmond, VA
Mayor David A.Bowers
Roanoke, VA
Mayor William Sessoms Jr.
Virginia Beach, VA
Mayor Kelli Linville
Bellingham, WA
Mayor H. Clarence Bauman
Chewelah, WA
Mayor Garland D. Walton
Connell, WA
Mayor Will Ibershof
Duvall, WA
Mayor Liz Reynolds
Enumclaw, WA
Mayor Gary S. Jensen
Ferndale, WA
Mayor Ava Frisinger
Issaquah, WA
Mayor Ron (Pete) Poulson
Kalama, WA
Mayor David M. Ferguson
Mesa, WA
Mayor Daniel N. Mork
Millwood, WA
Mayor James F. Gerwig
Morton, WA
Mayor Dennis Palmer
Oakesdale, WA
Mayor Spencer Nichols
Pe Ell, WA
Mayor Paul Warden
Prosser, WA
Mayor John Marchione
Redmond, WA
Mayor Terry Anderson
SeaTac, WA
Mayor Mike McGinn
Seattle, WA
Mayor Matthew Larson
Snoqualmie, WA
Mayor Dianne W. White
Stanwood, WA
Mayor Marilyn Strickland
Tacoma, WA
Mayor Soo Ing-Moody
Twisp, WA
West Virginia:
Mayor Harold H. Howell Jr.
Madison, WV
Mayor William C. Whalen
Ashland, WI
Mayor Larry MacDonald
Bayfield, WI
Mayor Keith Bosman
Kenosha, WI
Mayor Paul R. Soglin
Madison, WI
Mayor Justin M. Nickels
Manitowoc, WI
Mayor Chris L. Meyer
Marshfield, WI
Mayor Kurt Sonnentag
Middleton, WI
Mayor Tom Barrett
Milwaukee, WI
Mayor Steve Scaffidi
Oak Creek, WI
Mayor John Dickert
Racine, WI
Mayor James E. Tipple
Wausau, WI


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DAF Trucks awards '2019 International Dealers of the Year'
At its International Dealer Meeting in Malaga, Spain, DAF Trucks presented De Burgh/LenGo from the Netherlands with its 2019 DAF International Dealer of the Year award. The honour was given for the dealership's leading performance in terms of truck sales, parts and financial services, as well as excellent customer satisfaction. UK DAF Dealer F&G Commercials was named 'PACCAR Parts Europe International Dealer of the Year', while Poland's TB Truck & Trailer Serwis Sp. z o.o. dealership was awarded 'PACCAR Financial Europe International Dealer of the Year'.
2019 DAF International Dealer of the Year
"Winning the Dealer of the Year Award requires an unyielding pursuit of Service Excellence," said DAF Trucks president Harry Wolters, "and a continuous emphasis on the entire operation – heavy and medium duty trucks, commercial services, PACCAR Parts and PACCAR Financial."
He continued, "The winner must have a continual appetite to develop business and improve the customer experience by investing in new locations, additional bays, trained technicians, and by increasing workshop hours and capacity with 'first time right' results in the service department. De Burgh – part of the LenGo Automotive Group – delivered truly outstanding performance in 2018. Actually," he said, "they have had many years of outstanding performance and continue to be a constructive and valuable DAF dealer. Their knowledgeable, well-trained employees possess a passion and a real dedication that is reflected in De Burgh's excellent customer satisfaction results. Congratulations to the entire team!"
The '2019 DAF International Dealer of the Year Award' was handed by DAF Trucks president Harry Wolters to Marco Lennards, shareholder of the LenGo Automotive Group.
(The '2019 DAF International Dealer of the Year Award' was handed by DAF Trucks president Harry Wolters (right) and DAF Marketing & Sales Director Richard Zink (left) to Marco Lennards (middle), shareholder of the LenGo Automotive Group.)
2019 PACCAR Parts International Dealer of the Year
Describing F&G Commercial's award, PACCAR Parts Europe General Manager, Dick Leek, said, "UK dealer F&G Commercials with locations in Manchester, Huddersfield, Barnsley and Oldham, is leading by example on providing its customers with the best possible service through an outstanding parts supply.
"Thanks to an industry leading parts availability and eCommerce solutions," he said, "F&G Commercials supports transport operators to achieve benchmark vehicle up-time and efficiency. In addition, F&G Commercials is keen to try new ideas and embrace PACCAR Parts initiatives in order to further enhance customer satisfaction. Investments in new premises, expansion of on-line ordering systems, the appointment of a group parts sales manager as well as a group sales TRP manager are also part of this highly professional, customer-oriented approach."
F&G Commercials' Glenn Stevenson, joint Managing Director, and Huw Teasdale, Group Commercial Director, were in attendance to pick up the award.
Glenn Stevenson (centre), joint Managing Director of F&G Commercials and Huw Teasdale (right), Group Commercial Director of F&G Commercials, received the Award '2019 PACCAR Parts International Dealer of the Year' from Dick Leek (left), PACCAR Parts Europe General Manager.
2019 PACCAR Financial Europe International Dealer of the Year
"For good reason," said Gerrit-Jan Bas, Managing Director PACCAR Financial Europe, "DAF dealer TB Truck & Trailer Serwis Sp. z o.o. part of Van Tilburg-Bastianen Group in Warsaw, Poland, has been awarded 2019 PACCAR Financial International Dealer of the Year. This dealer has a clear vision on what is required for a customer to be successful. At TB Truck & Trailer Serwis," he said, "the customer always comes first. Therefore they focus on total transport solutions, resulting in delivering the best truck for the job, combined with an attractive financing package and dedicated repair and maintenance contracts."
Gerrit-Jan Bas handed the 2019 PACCAR Financial Europe International Dealer of the Year award to Thomas Martin and Twan Verhoeven, joint Managing Directors of TB Truck & Trailer Serwis.
(2019 PACCAR Financial International Dealer of the Year is TB Truck & Trailer Serwis from Warsaw, Poland. On the picture the joint Managing Directors Thomas Martin (left) and Twan Verhoeven (right) with Gerrit-Jan Bas (in the middle), Managing Director PACCAR Financial Europe)
In addition to the 2019 International Awards, six Gold Award Winners were recognised for excellent overall dealer performance:
- Ciron Alençon in France
- Delcom in Puglia, Italy
- Mabesoa from the Coruña area in Spain
- Hiltl Fahrzeugbau from the Thüringen area in Germany
- Centrako from Lithuania
- ESA Trucks Polska from Greater-Poland area in Poland.


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After more than 6 months, the Trump administration has not been able to pass any significant legislative measures. This is not big news but has contributed to the ongoing level of uncertainty surrounding US corporates' future strategies and to trends like the US dollar devaluation. Q2 earnings in the US have been rather positive, with, on average, deteriorating guidance. This pulled S&P 500 stocks up 0.59% on average when beating estimates even though they lost 4.7% on misses.
July was calm for equities, with Emerging Markets benefiting from a weak dollar. The Eurozone continued its positive dynamic but European equities were slowed down by a strong euro. Fixed income did not move much, apart from specific situations like Brazil, where medium-term rates eased 0.80%. Currencies were a big driver of performance for many strategies, with the USD losing value to principal world currencies like the EUR, the GBP, the JPY, the BRL and the CAD. As for commodities, oil gained on news of supply moderation from Saudi Arabia and base metals like copper were higher on increased demand.
During July, HFRX Global Hedge Fund EUR gained 0.70%.
Long/short equity managers did well on average during the month, managing to capitalize on fundamentals during the earnings season as well as beta, especially in the case of managers with Emerging market exposure. US hedge funds have been decreasing their net exposure to equities while some of these flows have found their way to European equities due to strengthening fundamentals and increasing political stability in the Euro bloc. To accommodate market evolution, which has seen an increase in passive investment, and the difficulty in shorting, we have maintained our neutral stance on the strategy. The recent renormalization continues to unfold and we are progressively transitioning to more pro-cycle managers, who, we believe, are likely to be best positioned to take advantage of the possible pro-business policies expected from the new administration in the US and Europe.
Systematic macro managers did well in July due to long equity positions and short USD vs EUR, CAD, BRL, and GBP currency bets. Discretionary managers were able to navigate 2017 more smoothly, unlike systematic managers, who had a hard time making money on their currency, commodity and fixed income positions. We believe significant shifts in asset prices will continue to occur as anticipations adjust to realities. Macro strategies will be able to capture and benefit from these wide market moves thanks to increasing volatility on rates and FX. Our Global Macro bucket may balance our net long exposure as it invests in different risk factors to our equity funds.
Since the beginning of the year, quant strategies have had difficulties posting positive returns. Long-term models were the ones least affected by the recent short-term market sentiment reversals. Long-term trend-following as well as carry trades were hurt by FX reversals. Momentum and Quality performed positively in Europe and in the US. Short volatility remains a positive strategy but, overall, higher volatility would increase the number of opportunities in our quantitative bucket.
We kept our fixed income arbitrage allocation at the same level. Following the French elections, the spread between Germany and France reduced and European swap spreads returned to their December 2016 levels. Conversly, volatility on interest rates has risen slightly since then in the Euro zone.
The US Libor / OIS spread reverted to its historical lows and former price regime.
Emerging markets still offer plenty of investment opportunities across asset classes (currency, interest-rate curve, single-name equity and debt). Our EM macro managers were successful in generating returns in Asia and Latin America. Both Brazil and Venezuela have experienced a significant increase in volatility in recent weeks.
We are more positive on the strategy even if we remain mindful of the risks linked to the net long bias of event managers. The number of transactions could increase if some degree of deregulation is put in place in the US and also in Europe, if business leaders' confidence is not affected by political missteps. In such a case, large cash balances earmarked abroad by US corporations could be repatriated and possibly used for acquisitions.
Investments in European event managers that we are exploring will benefit from the need to bolt on growth. In M&A arbitrage, we favour less static and more spread-trading-oriented managers, as average spreads among deals have compressed significantly.
We are more bullish on the distressed cycle, because of the potential increase in interest rates and the reduction in QE. So far, the energy sector, in which there has been massive issuance in recent years, has provided an attractive pool of opportunities, given the volatility of oil prices and its impact on these securities. Traditional brick-and-mortar retailers, seriously affected by technology innovations, offer plenty of dislocations within the sector.
The quest for yield and a zero-to-negative rate environment is still providing strong support for the asset class but volatility could spike if rapid changes in monetary policy surprise the market.


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Talking Passwords
- 1 Talking Passwords
- 1.1 what is this page for?
- 1.2 what is not for
- 1.3 who started it
- 1.4 how to use the page
- 1.5 Question
- 1.6 Links
- 1.7 Forgotten Password question ideas (Challenge Response)
Talking Passwords
what is this page for?
The idea of the page is to address password issues around universal passwords. Specifically;
A: What considerations are there for password policies? What are your policies? (Please don't use your company name)
B: Ideas for challenge/response questions and the potential downfall of these solutions?
C: Implementation considerations
I hope it will be of use for people thinking of implementing universal passwords, like me!
what is not for
This is not a support site. Please use either Cool Solutions or the Novell Support Connection forums for that purpose.
who started it
Me --Pfallon 04:19, 25 May 2005 (MDT), I've never made a Wiki before, or a webpage for that matter. I started it as i wanted to contribute to Novell's Wiki, learn how they are used and answer the questions that this page poses.
Feel free to reformat, add to and remove content as you see fit as long as we keep to what the page is for it doesn't matter.
how to use the page
Not sure yet... Please use and edit the discussion page as well as the article page, there is good content on both!
At some-Cola UK company we are about to roll out universal password and wish to plagiarise other people's ideas on passwords, and contribute the collective knowledge
Our current policy is 6 characters, 42 days reset, no duplicates and 6 grace logins
Now we can be clever with advanced universal password rules we want to provide a better level of password security without creating more helpdesk calls due to over complex policies.
So we don't want a 26 character, dictionary proof password with at least 7 forms of punctuation 3 capital letters and 5 digits that needs to change daily and never repeat, ever.
Nor do we want people to use cola as their password.
Q: What is the best mix of security and complexity, what is your policy?
We want to use self service password resets, by getting users to answer a set of questions that can be used to reset all passwords within the meta-directory. However, most suggestions I've had are either; Obscure i.e. what did you have for lunch on January 12 1982 or Obvious i.e. what colour is your hair?
Q: What are good questions to ask users, what you do you ask them?
Thanks in-advance
Pass Phrases vs. Passwords http://www.microsoft.com/technet/community/columns/secmgmt/sm1004.mspx
Discussion on writing down your password.. http://it.slashdot.org/it/05/05/24/2047228.shtml?tid=172
sites which allow you to find out information that could be used to answer challenge question, Beware! http://friendsreunited.co.uk
Forgotten Password question ideas (Challenge Response)
Questions shouldn't be dependant on time, i.e. talk about current things (cars pets etc) or last times (last holiday, last car) as these change with time and the challenges don't. Questions should also be answerable by all where possible to avoid answers of "N/A".
In an office situation it is likely you share things about yourself with your colleagues and they generally can see what you look like from a staff directory, and what is on your desk if they so wish, so questions should be tailored to protect against this in some way.
Good questions
These are questions i cant find fault with, if you disagree feel free to edit the wiki!
What is your favourite colour? I disagree with this, becouse there five or six possible answer and is ease to guess.
If you could meet someone from history, who would it be?
Where did you go on your first holiday?
What is your least favourite film of all time?
What is your fathers first name?
Name a memorable place
Name a memorable date
Where were you born?
Questionable questions
These type of questions may be fine for some environments but could cause problems in others. On the other hand they could just be plain dumb.
|potential issue
|What is your shoe size?
|Too easy to guess as male shoe size range is small that many options? / shoes left in the gym
|What is your inside leg measurement?
|Do most people know this?
|What is your payroll id?
|Written on your staff ID card?
|What is your mortgage/rent payment per month?
|Too personal?
|What colour are your partner's eyes?
|Not everyone has a partner!
|What is your mother's maiden name?
|Various Geneology databases hold lists of marriages and maiden names (perhaps being a little paranoid here?)
|What is your favourite beverage?
|there is only one answer in my company, may be OK in yours? :)
|What was your high school mascot?
|Is this an American thing? If so could be fine for a US workforce
|What was the name of your first pet?
|not everyone has or has had a pet (believe it or not)
|What are the last 4 digits of your social security number?
|Another American thing? if so could be fine for a US workforce, or worked to include another company's equivalent
|What is your Fathers middle name?
| Not all have a middle name and middle names often becomes sons first name
|What was your first car/bike?
|Not all had a car or bike
|What is the third letter of your home address (street name)?
|This can change in time
|How long have you lived at your current address?
|This changes in line with the time!
|Where was youe last holiday destination?
|Changes with time and is talked about in the office
|what is your favourite sports team?
|Talked about, everywhere
|Favourite Food?
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I have test-sprouted (>90% germination), packaged, packed, sealed and sent your envelopes of Cabin Tomato seeds. 7 envelopes went out on Wednesday, and 6 more are going out in Thursday's mail. I still have about 4 or 5 more remaining.
I am incredibly grateful to you growers who are willing to try growing your own Cabin tomatoes in the 2013 season. If you can, grow a plant for friend too. If you can, save seeds for the next year too.
If you don't receive the seeds I promised you within a week from today, please contact me again. There was one pack going to Canada, so I don't know how long that should take.
Everything is going well for Jimmy, I just haven't had much blog motivation lately.
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Individuals in this position contribute to the success of the community by maintaining amenities and apartment home interiors. This includes fully preparing apartment homes for new residents as well as maintaining the condition of occupied apartments.
This opportunity is right for you if you have experience with painting, plumbing, electrical, appliance repair and carpentry. Must also have knowledge to identify and address landscaping deficiencies, as well as the ability to troubleshoot and perform irrigation repairs. This candidate will maintain the community's curb appeal to provide an attractive environment.
Candidates must have the desire and ability to address residents' customer service needs through clear and caring communication. Have the ability to work independently with a sense of urgency and are solutions oriented. Willingness and ability to learn industry leading technology to provide efficient and effective service is essential.
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Lot 451 Eagles Way
Counce, TN 38326
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Vacant lot at Shiloh Falls Vantage Point Villas. Owner/Agent related.
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House Number: Lot 451
Street Name: Eagles Way
State/Province: TN
Postal Code: 38326
County: Hardin
Subdivision: Shiloh Falls
Directions: Take Hwy. 350 to Hwy. 25 North, Turn into Shiloh Falls Golf & Country Club. Lot is located second left from guard gate.
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Status: Active
Begin Date: 2008-01-08
Current Price: $15,000
List Price: $15,000
General Property Description
Realtor.COM Type: Land
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Taxes: 63
Tax Year: 2007
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Listing Office: Jumper Realty & Associates, LLC
Last Updated: January - 29 - 2020
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The demand for residential communities for seniors rises as the U.S. population continues to age. This growth means that new administrators and staff members often are learning by trial and error the complicated task of delivering high-quality and consistent services to elderly persons. While many new facilities have been successful, others have been plagued by a variety of administrative and financial difficulties. Senior Living Communities remains the definitive guide to managing these facilities. In this thoroughly updated and revised edition, Benjamin W. Pearce offers a wealth of sound advice and practical solutions. He discusses resident relations, operating methods, staffing ratios, department management, cost containment, sales and marketing strategies, techniques of financial analysis, budgeting, and human resources. New chapters address issues particular to dementia care and architecture, and the appendix contains a department-by-department audit of senior living operations. From the front lines to the boardroom, this book should be a part of every decision-making process for improving and maintaining assisted living, congregate, and continuing care retirement communities.Pearce, Benjamin W. is the author of 'Senior Living Communities Operations Management and Marketing for Assisted Living, Congregate, and Continuing Care Retirement Communities', published 2007 under ISBN 9780801887185 and ISBN 0801887186.[read more]
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1. Hello! Three days later and that awful food poisoning is finally out of here. Thank you universe! Now I know I have the tendency to be a bit overdramatic but I have to say one more time- that was pretty horrible. I've never felt so sick in my life and I fear that I am forever turned off of roasted vegetables. I got sick from a trio of vegan tacos, where you choose three different fillings. I got the broccoli, seasonal greens, and the mushrooms. The only thing I ate that was different than everyone else was the mushrooms, so I'm thinking it had to be them. Today thought I'm finally feeling better and managed to eat some normal food outside of the Ezekial English Muffins and butter I was living off of. I can't really complain though because English Muffins and butter are pretty amazing, wouldn't you agree? Yum. But Henry and I did actually leave the house finally and spent our afternoon doing some much-needed food shopping and I'm feeling a lot better now that I have some sense of order around these parts.
2. I'm really enjoying getting back to making personal blog posts again. I know that I never really stopped, but I definitely think I wasn't doing it as much as I used to. I had this moment a few weeks back where I found myself unsubscribing to a lot of the blogs I once called my favorites. I just didn't enjoy them as much as I used to, and I thought about why, and realized it was because they were severely lacking in personal posts. If you're a long time reader of this blog you know that I always keep a good balance between sharing and oversharing, but I think as a blog gets bigger it's easy to move all the way over to hardly sharing at all. And then what fun is that? I want to read blogs I find interesting; I want to see pretty pictures of peoples' everyday lives, I want to learn about things I don't know about, hear opinions from all sides of the spectrum. I want to discover new music, new ideas and new things; I want to leave feeling happy and inspired. So when I found myself unfollowing so many blogs I once loved, I looked back at my own and realized that it was very important to me to keep writing about my life, and never get lost in all of the other stuff. So that's where I'm at now. That was a mouthful, but to sum it up: I'm happy to be posting more about my life. And even though it's all just a little piece of the bigger picture, it makes me happy to do so. And I hope you're enjoying it too!
3. Some really awesome things about today-
- spending close to an hour today talking to one of my favorite people in the entire world, my sweet Emily.
- reading all of the #SScleaneating tweets. They're incredibly inspiring and I've already found quite a few new blogs and recipes to try out.
- lots of laughter while playing the "chase game" with Henry. It's just what it sounds like- Henry chases me and then will run into my arms for the biggest hug. Yes, it's as cute as it sounds and yes, my heart melts a million times every day.


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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — The Iowa attorney general's office says a California company that operates a fitness website will pay refunds and change its marketing practices.
Attorney General Tom Miller says in a news release Friday that The Active Network, of San Diego, will pay $237,167 in refunds to Iowans who were charged for membership programs. Miller alleges that when people registered online for activities such as marathons, the company enrolled them in a program and charged an annual $59.95 fee.
Miller says more than 9,500 residents paid the fee at least once, though about half challenged the charge and received a refund. Others paid hundreds of dollars over several years.
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{Blogtober- Day 5}
Like some people, I tend to overpack with things I might need (and wind up never using). I think it's a good idea to have any items you are afraid to lose. You never know if you're luggage will be delayed or get lost. You never know what you might need !
Here are the top items that go in my carry-on:
This one doesn't need an explanation… if you forget this or pack it in your checked bag you have a bigger problem.
2. Medicine
Depending on what kind of medication you need over-the-counter or a prescription, you should keep some of it with you in your carry on just in case your luggage gets lost. I know how crappy I feel if I miss a day so God forbid my luggage gets lost for good before my trip, I'd be a wreck.
- Make sure you keep any prescription medication in a bottle with YOUR name on it. Try not to bring unmarked or unpackaged medicine in your carry on in case TSA takes it away.
3. Chargers and Adapters
I know most of these are obvious but when packing in a hurry, you might throw it into the wrong bag. Make sure you have your charger so you can use it in the airport waiting for the flight or on the plane if they have outlets.
DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT forget your adapter. You'll go crazy trying to find one. Depending on where you're going, you'll definitely need an adapter/converter to use anything that plugs in.
- Do your research on the voltage at your destination. Some places require a different voltage. When I went to London, although I had the correct converter, my straighter overheated and melted the metal plate away from the ceramic piece.
I got mine from amazon.
4. Earphones
One of my must-haves. No matter what anyone tells you, the earphones the airlines give you are not sanitary. I refuse to put those things in my ears. There have been times when I forget to bring my earphones places other than on the plane and I feel so lost. Even if I wind up sleeping the whole plane ride, I'd rather have them on me just in case. (Plus they're great if you don't want anyone to talk to you).
This meme was so fitting.
5. Water
This is a personal preference. Obviously don't bring a water bottle from the outside because you'll just have to throw it out. Once you get through security I buy a water bottle right away. I never know when I'll need it and it's definitely important to stay hydrated while traveling. I know they come around with drinks on the plane but honestly, those cups hold like 2 sips….
6. Snacks
I've made the mistake multiple times by not bringing a snack (preferably twizzlers) then getting to my destination and being starving in the middle of the night because of jet lag and having nothing to eat. It's also a good idea if you don't want to spend tons of money on food in the airport or eat the food they give you on the plane.
7. Extra Outfit
Same reason as most.. just in case you lose your luggage you want to make sure you have at least one other outfit to change into. Trust me it's a life saver. When we went to Disney, I wore pants and a t-shirt on the plane. When we got to the hotel, our luggage wasn't there yet (you can go through Disney for this option), meanwhile it was 90-something degrees outside and I was wearing pants, a t-shirt and closed shoes…not fun.
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Whether your an expert installer or a novice enthusiast with a 1996 Chevrolet S10 Pickup or 1996 Chevy S-10 Pickup, an car stereo wiring diagram can save yourself a lot of time. One of the most time consuming tasks with installing a car stereo, car radio, car speakers, car amplifier, car navigation or any car electronics is identifying the correct color wires for a 1996 Chevrolet S10 Pickup.
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1996 Chevrolet S10 Pickup Car Stereo Radio Wiring Diagram.
Radio Constant 12V+ Wire: Orange
Radio Switched 12V+ Wire: Yellow
Radio Ground Wire: Black
Radio Illumination Wire: Gray
Radio Dimmer Wire: Brown
Radio Antenna Trigger Wire: N/A
Radio Amp Trigger Wire: N/A
Front Speakers Size: 4″ x 6″ Speakers
Front Speakers Location: Dash
Left Front Speaker Wire (+): Tan
Left Front Speaker Wire (-): Gray
Right Front Speaker Wire (+): Light Green
Right Front Speaker Wire (-): Dark Green
Rear Speakers Size: 6 1/2″ Speakers
Rear Speakers Location: Front Doors
Left Rear Speaker Wire (+): Brown
Left Rear Speaker Wire (-): Yellow
Right Rear Speaker Wire (+): Dark Blue
Right Rear Speaker Wire (-): Light Blue