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Clinton County broke its record for absentee votes with 12,349, up from the record set in 2008 of 10,600 absentee ballots.
"This election will look different than any other," Auditor Eric Van Lancker said. "We will have to figure out what this means for the future."
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An article in AccountancyAge caught my eye this morning. It refers to a survey by the Chartered Institute of Internal Auditors (CIIA, formerly known as IIA–UK) and talks about desired characteristics of non-executive (also known as independent) directors. You can see the survey on the CIIA site.
The survey is pretty heartening on a number of fronts. For example, members of the audit committee are assessed as understanding the role of internal audit and paying attention to the management of risk. However, there is still "substantial scope for improving the understanding of risk" at 71% of companies.
While understanding of strategic risk is very good at 75% and good at 3%, the same cannot be said for operational risk: 30% very good and 62% good.
82% said that independent directors "think and act sufficiently independently of executive management." This is markedly different from the PwC study of directors and boards, where only 61% "rated themselves very effective in standing up and challenging management."
The AccountancyAge article talks about some of the qualities desired in non-executive directors. They talk about:
- Relevant experience. I agree this is important, but the coverage in the article is skimpy and limited at best. I look for these characteristics:
- Personality traits. The primary discussion topic in the article is the ability of the director to challenge management. I agree that is important. Also important are:
- Talent pool. I believe the article is talking about the need for diversity — not only more female directors, but directors from a variety of backgrounds who can collectively meet the needs of the organization. Frankly, when I see comments about a small talent pool I shudder, because I don't think people are looking hard enough at other sources of directors, such as former CAEs and risk officers.
- Adaptive risk management. This is not really an attribute; it's more a desire for the board and the audit committee to spend more time providing governance and oversight of risk management (but see the CIIA study above).
What do you look for in non-executive members, and in the composition of the audit committee as a whole?
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By Rick Cowman
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Soon we will celebrate Saint Valentine's Day, and as our thoughts turn to the subject of love and relationships, so does the subject of this column. From the gospel of Mark, chapter 12 (verses 29-31), we see Jesus placed a high value on love. In fact, He told us you could sum up all the commands given to us in the Scriptures with one statement: "Love God and love others!"
Love is at the top of God's "to do" list for those who belong to Him! Love is the very heart of God and it's at the very core of what we are to BE and the motivation of everything we are to DO as His followers. Love is so important, yet all of us struggle with making love work in our relationships in life. I'd like to focus on one of those relationships, the marriage relationship, and how we can experience love in a marriage that lasts a lifetime.
The first step is to KNOW WHAT LOVE IS. You might ask, "Doesn't everybody know what love is?" With fifty percent of marriages ending in divorce (even in Christian marriages), I'm afraid not! These statistics prove that "love" is the most misunderstood word in the English language. We say, "I love my wife" and "I love hot dogs", but I would hope we means something different by each of these statements! As we are flooded with so many false pictures of love through the media's perception of love, it gets confusing. And many of us had poor examples of love in our homes growing up. So, we all deal with misconceptions about this dynamic of love. Often we hear the declaration, "I fell in love", as if you couldn't help it or you tripped over something, and it was an accident! The problem with this is, if you can fall "in" love then you can also fall "out" of love just as easily. So, what is real love? Here's what God, the author of love, has to say about it.
Love is A MATTER OF CHOICE! Jesus didn't command us to "feel" love for our husband or wife. He just commanded us to do it! While love for our mate may have begun with some very powerful feelings, real love doesn't stop there or it will likely die there. Love that lasts a lifetime is a decision to continue to act in a loving way toward someone, in spite of the way they may act toward us! Sort of reminds you of how God loves us, doesn't it? In Colossians chapter 3, we're told to "put on love" (vs 14). What does that mean? Well, when you got up this morning, you didn't just fall into the closet and come out dressed, did you? Of course not! You made a choice as to what you were going to "put on". The Bible says it's the same way with loving our spouse. We decide each day to love them, to "put on love", even when we don't feel like it!
Love is also A MATTER OF CONDUCT! The Bible says, "Let's stop just saying we love someone; let's really love them, and show it by our actions (1 John 3:18, TLB)!" The Greek language has four words which we translate into English the word, love. The one used here is the word, agape. It's an unconditional kind of love; the kind that sent Jesus to the cross to die for our sin and redeem us. And it's the kind of love we are to have for our marriage partner! So, loving your wife (or husband) is a commitment to ACT in love toward them, whether they deserve it, or not. Love is a way you act. Actually, love is a verb. If we say we love someone, but continually act unloving toward them, our actions are speaking so loudly they won't be able to hear what we're saying! Get it?
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Pasek and Paul, the 20-something songwriting team who made a celebrated Off-Broadway debut earlier this season with Dogfight at Second Stage Theatre, received critical praise for their Broadway bow with the new musical adaptation of A Christmas Story, which is playing a holiday engagement at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre through Dec. 30.
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Saturday could prove special for both the Carlmont and Sequoia High boys basketball teams. That's because both qualified for the quarterfinals of the Central Coast Section Division I tournament with wins on Thursday.
Vosh Malik scored 17 points to lead the Scots past Milpitas, 64-52, as coach David Low winds down his career. He had announced he was stepping down before the tournament began.
Joe Pitocchi scored 13 points to help Carlmont and Michael Costello added 11 points.
Jonathan Padilla and Michael McCloden combined for 15 points in Sequoia's 38-36 win over Fremont.
Carlmont meets San Benito in a 2:45 p.m. game Saturday at Piedmont Hills. The Cherokees play Santa Teresa immediately following.
Aragon High advanced in the Division II tournament while Woodside was knocked out.
The Dons beat Pioneer, 68-57, and will meet St. Francis at 6:15 p.m. at Santa Clara High on Saturday. The Wildcats lost to Leland, 72-38, as Mitchell Hickman scored 24 points.
Hillsdale High advanced in Division III with a 51-40 win over Prospect. Steve Hasegawa and Angelo Bautista each went for 12 points.
Terra Nova fell to Aptos, 63-41. Mills High will be playing Aptos in Saturday's quarterfinal at St. Igantius at 1:45 p.m. The Knights meet the host Wildcats at 3:30 p.m.
Peninsula Athletic League South Division champion Burlingame will also be in action Saturday, playing Monterey at noon. Monterey beat Christopher, 54-53, to advance.
In Division IV action, Sacred Heart Prep got 15 points from Corbin Koch and 13 points from Ricky Galliani and beat Greenfield, 67-31. The Gators meet Half Moon Bay at 4:30 p.m. Saturday at Menlo School.
The host Knights will play Hacker at 6:15 p.m. Hacker beat Pacific Grove, 64-56.
Girls basketball
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Notre Dame downed Seaside, 27-24; Helen Gannon scored 21 points to lead Sacred Heart Prep past King City, 79-37; and Menlo drew a bye. McKenna Hilton scored 14 points but it wasn't enough as Half Moon Bay lost to Mercy High of San Francisco, 49-42.
Saturday's schedule at Notre Dame includes a 1 p.m. game between Monte Vista Christian and Scotts Valley, followed by SH Prep and Gunderson at 2:45 p.m. Menlo and Mercy play at 4:30 p.m., followed by the host Tigers and Soquel at 6:15 p.m.
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In non-league action, Burlingame's Tommy Caulfield threw six shutout innings, striking out 11, as the Panthers beat Mills, 2-0.
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Aeros kinda whooped by Rampage, 5-2
Oh and then bring back Jed Ortmeyer on the OTHER team and have him score 2, including the game winner, on a "gift-wrapped" goal
Fuck you very much, Monday.
Torchetti was even-keeled about the state of his team, however, saying he was proud of the battle the guys showed, pressuring well to the end of the game, making some adjustments on the PP that helped, and generally getting some good chances.
I got the feeling he wasn't too happy with Hackett's performance (or at least he made a face when I asked about him that I've never seen him make before). I don't think it's because there were a lot of bad goals but because the one really bad one was the turning point of the game, and the game winner.
"Goaltending is going to have to carry us," he told us after the game, and I don't know about you guys, but that's a little worrisome. Not a lot, but a little. I just don't think the Aeros have the maturity in net right now (and I mean that in terms of just straight up experience weathering the storm as a pro) to really pull that off.
Torchetti said, "It's going to come down to the last week." He said he can just feel it happening, and it's hard to argue. The Aeros are just keeping afloat, really.
I think a road trip will help, though. And after this weekend, they'll have much of a week at home to practice, with no travel and no games. That is something they sorely need if the new guys are sticking around for a while, so they can get up to speed.
Here's hoping most of you got your fill of hockey this weekend. They don't play at home again until Feb. 23. Then they're off again until March 14 (vs. Brusty's Abbotsford, so you know that's circled in a big red heart on my calendar).
I'm told I still have to pay attention to them while they're on the road, so I'll try not to be a huge slacker on here, but it probably won't work and I'll just hope Andrew posts a bunch. Enjoy your February, everybody!
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- Forecheck said...
This game was essentially a re-reun:
1)Find out we lose two guys.
2) See two guys I've never heard of before skating in Aeros sweaters. Make that about 22 guys by now.
3)Horrible AHL caliber officiating.
4)The Aeros can't muster much of anything offensively.
5)Kampfer stinks up the ice defensively.
6)When someone does, there is nobody to follow up.
7)Hackett is both terrific and terrible in the same game.
8)The fans get bored to death during the middle 45 minutes of the game. Except for the ones that just want to get their picture on the big screen so they can behave like an idiot on it.
9)Ortmeyer leads a team to victory (unfortunately not theAeros this time).
10)There is no sense of urgency or desperation until it is too late.
We've seen this way too many times in the past two years.
This is more urgent this season, because this is not how I want to remember them if they leave Houston for Des Moines or Minneapolis (or somewhere else) next season. But it will be burnt in all of our minds that the Houston Aeros died with a whimper and not a bang.
As much as I hate to admit it, maybe we will be better off in the long run getting another team in here even if it means going dark a season or two. Being the Minnesota Wild's affiliate just isn't working out most seasons. I don't know if their system causes all the injuries or the players they draft are injury prone, but this is beyond random misfortune. And the parent club just doesn't seem to care about the farm. Remember the "at least we thought they would play together" comment of a few seasons ago? That was definitely a team meant to fail.
Maybe more later when I calm down.
- February 5, 2013 at 6:19 AM
Last night was a nightmare all the way around. I felt for the new guys who tried, but seemed lost, which is understandable. Hackett's body language shouted, "I don't want to be here." Coach seemed really upset with the officiating and one of the refs told him if he didn't shut up he'd be tossed out of the game. Good for Orts! He should be here, not there.
- February 5, 2013 at 7:08 AM
Totally agree on the view of Hackett.
His stock has dropped considerably; however there is no one to replace him with currently.
Any scoring has to be from the top two lines and noticed their shifts were more frequent which is a recipe for further injuries.
A sign of how this team has deteriorated depth wise is Kampfer's amount of ice team.
He's a total liability.
Looks like the swan song of the Aeros in Houston will be a memorable one but not the way we wanted.
Management erred big time by not loosening the purse strings and keep at least one or tow of the stabilizing vets (DiSalvatore, Taffe, Ortmeyer or Paters)
- February 5, 2013 at 7:37 AM
- Forecheck said...
Oops - typo
6) When someone does start to generate something, there is nobody to follow up - nobody to get the rebound or nonody in the goalie's face.
- February 5, 2013 at 10:40 AM
It was hard to watch our guys keep having to retrieve all those cleared pucks in the 1st period
- February 5, 2013 at 1:05 PM


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ERIE, Pa. —
For the first seven-plus minutes here Friday evening in the opening round of the NCAA Division II Atlantic Regional Women's Basketball Tournament at Gannon University's Hammermill Center, eighth-seeded Fairmont State and the top-seeded Gannon Lady Golden Knights looked like they were playing a season opener.
The two teams had combined for more turnovers (13) than they had points (12), and it looked as if there may be no end to the sloppy play.
Unfortunately for Fairmont, there was
Seventh-ranked Gannon regrouped after a media timeout, cleaned up its act and wiped out a 7-5 FSU lead with a dominating 25-2 run over the course of the next 11:10 to take a commanding 30-9 lead en route to a 66-40 victory.
"At the media timeout we told the girls to just keep playing and keep their heads up because it was going to come around for us," said Gannon head coach Cleve Wright, who saw his team improve to 29-4 with the victory and advance to Saturday's semifinals of the regional where they'll face fourth-seeded Indiana (Pa.) University, a 72-59 winner over fifth-seeded Bloomsburg (Pa) University in Friday's first round. "We were getting good looks and they just weren't falling for us.
"Defensively. we were doing what we needed to do against them, so I wasn't concerned there. I just felt like if we just kept executing and getting shots eventually we'd get things going and shots would fall and they did."
Boy did they ever. After a miserable start the Lady Knights ended up shooting 45.5 percent from the field (10-of-22) in the first half and a red-hot 57.7 percent in the second half (15-of-26).
Fairmont, on the other hand, never did really get on track against Gannon's stingy defense, which hounded Lady Falcon shooters all night, held FSU to its lowest point total of the season and forced a season-high 25 turnovers. FSU shot just 28.3 percent from the field for the game (13-of-46), including a mere 20 percent in the opening half.
"Gannon beat us up tonight. They're very good," said Fairmont State coach Steve McDonald, whose team finished the season 23-10. "I'm proud of my team, though. We never quit. I don't think we showed you what kind of team we really are, but a great deal of that had to do with Gannon."
After falling behind by 21, Fairmont rallied late in the first half and trimmed the deficit to 30-16 before Gannon's Mollie Sebald hit a halfcourt 3-pointer at the buzzer to make it 33-16 at the break.
In the second half Fairmont settled in and got the lead down to 14 on three occasions early with chances to trim it to 12 or 11. but the Lady Falcons were never able to convert on any of those chances and the hot-shooting Lady Golden Knights made them pay by pushing the lead back to 20 with 12:27 remaining. After that FSU never got any closer than 17.
"That's how it goes sometimes," said Fairmont sophomore center Hailey Garrett, who led her team with 12 points, six rebounds, four steals and three blocks. "We didn't make as many shots as we would've like to, and they just shot the ball very well tonight, especially in the second half. For the most part. I feel like we were playing good defense, but they've got some very good shooters and very good post players and they weren't missing."
FSU senior point guard Kaitlin Snyder was the only other Lady Falcon to reach double figures in the scoring column in the loss. She finished with 10 points and left the game with 8:06 remaining with a back injury after suffering a hard fall on a drive to the basket around the 12-minute mark of the second half.
Emily Lohr chipped in nine points for FSU, while Hallie Gunnoe finished with seven.
Gannon was led by center Nettie Blake's 15 points, 10 of which came in the second half. She was a perfect 6-of-6 from the field. The Lady Golden Knights, who had nine different players score in the victory, also got 12 points from Sebald, nine from Kelley Sundberg and eight from Amanda Berchtold.
In other first-round action in Friday's Atlantic Regional sixth-seeded Glenville State used a single-game NCAA Division II Tournament record 21 3-point field goals to eliminate third-seeded and defending national champion Shaw (N.C.) University, 111-86, and seventh-seeded California (Pa.) University topped second-seeded Edinboro (Pa.) University, 80-72. Glenville and Cal will meet in today's semifinals at 5 p.m.


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