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Phillip O'Shea Wins CIF and places among the best at the CIF State Finals
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Lisbon, ND (WDAY TV) - State authorities seized 11 horses from a Lisbon area farmer after allegations of abuse and starvation.
Robert Dick has been under the eye of the North Dakota State Veterinarians Office after a number of claims to law enforcement from concerned neighbors.
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Robert Dick, Rural Lisbon Farmer: "Tell them to mind their own business. That's all I want."
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Dick: "Well a BB gun don't hurt them. Their hides are so tough. An electric fences does more to them, much more than a BB gun."
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Darren Benneweis, Ransom County Sheriff: "We had went out there. We made contact with him, told him about the complaint about not watering them, he said 'I'm watering them, I'm taking care of them.'"
Dick admits a few were skinny following the hot summer season, but says some have put on more than a hundred pounds since.
Dick: "They're doing really good right now. Since the cold weather started why, they're doing a lot better."
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The Unprofessional Delegates Networking Session (or UnPDNS) is the exciting event that gets run alongside the Professional Delegates Networking Session. It's for everyone who can't (or don't want to) go to the PDNS.
We took a break in 2013 when running the UnPDNS would have required us to wake up before 7am. Now that the PDNS is back in the evening, we're back for 2014. Woo.
- When: Thursday night (when the PDNS is on).
- Where: Site 5, Matilda Bay Reserve, right next to the University. See this map for info.
- What: A BBQ (to be confirmed). Food will be $5, and we'll be selling various soft drinks. Alcohol is strictly BYO only; selling alcohol is in contravention of Western Australia liquor licensing laws.
Add your name so we can figure out how much food to buy. If you're a vegetarian or vegan, add a (V), so we know how much vegetarian stuff to buy.
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- Bianca Gibson (firstname.lastname@example.com) (No heavily processed foods from need, not preference. BBQd meat fillet and fresh salad (chop up veges and throw them in a bowl) with optional home made dressing is fine. Happy to help with cooking.)
- Elizabeta Sørensen (@zemmiph0bia)(happy to help with cooking, fructose and gluten free)
- Craige McWhirter - eater of all things. Will help Christopher Neugebauer if he needs a hand.
- Daniel Bryan +1 other. Will help with vegetarian food (a nice salad or sth) @lodoicea
- Russell Coker Happy to help out. Don't need anything special to eat, sausages in bread is great.
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Two years ago my parents began participating in the migratory patterns typical of many northerners, making seasonal peregrinations between Canton, Ohio, and Naples, Fla. During visits south, as I drove past one gated community after another, I often wondered where I might find more of the colorful Florida that occasionally peeks out from behind the condos. So I proposed a road trip to another part of their adopted state: the Keys.
We start not in a car, but in a boat--Key West Expressoperates a high-speed catamaran service from Fort Myers Beach. A short walk beyond the Key West Ferry Terminal brings us to Mallory Square, a wide plaza at the foot of Duval Street, Key West's main road. Lined with Victorian mansions and late-19th-century commercial buildings, Duval is a picturesque thoroughfare pocked with rocking-loud bars. In a shop window, I notice a T-shirt emblazoned with THE LIVER IS EVIL. IT MUST BE PUNISHED, which seems to sum up many visitors' philosophy.
A quieter side of Key West is immediately apparent when we turn onto Petronia Street, heading into the Bahama Village neighborhood. AtBlue Heavenrestaurant, in a courtyard that was the scene of boxing matches during the Depression, tables sit under a canopy of trees, a balmy breeze stirring their leaves, and at least a half dozen of Key West's free-roaming chickens scratch around for crumbs. (More on them later.) The special is a lobster melt--yes, it's like a fancy tuna melt--and it sounds too good to pass up. A beer for both my dad and me and a margarita for Mom also seem appropriate. When in Rome . . .
Walking off lunch, we stumble upon theKino Sandalsfactory, founded by two Cuban refugees in 1966. It feels like old Havana. Ceiling fans churn languidly while men and women hunch over workbenches making stylish leather sandals, none of which cost more than $13 a pair.
There's just time to catch the last tour atThe Little White House, an 1890 house on Key West's former naval base. Harry Truman vacationed there 11 times during his presidency. Our guide, a real Truman buff, leaves us all but humming "The Star-Spangled Banner," feeling immense pride in a country in which a plain-spoken haberdasher from Missouri could become thepresident.
Evening is settling in as the crowds wander toward Sunset Celebration at Mallory Square, a daily event since the '60s. We grab a margarita from a stand and wander among the crowds and street performers. The sunset takes 20 minutes, and then we head back to our hotel for a swim. TheChelsea House, our B&B, is in a converted Victorian house surrounded by a garden that makes it feel private and tranquil, though it's just a stone's throw from Duval Street.
We have dinner atB.O.'s Fish Wagon, an old truck and a shack in a corner of a parking lot in the historic seaport section of town. The fish sandwiches, on Cuban bread with key lime sauce, are legendary for a reason. Afterward, we look at the boats, decorated with Christmas lights for the annual parade and competition.
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Breakfast at the B&B is basic--coffee, pastries, and fruit--so we head to the French-inspiredBanana Cafefor omelets and cafés au lait. The restaurant has taken over the ground floor of a yellow house done up, like most buildings in Key West, with gingerbread woodwork. Tables spill out of French doors onto a wide porch. From ours, I spot a sign forThe Chicken Storeon a semi-decrepit shotgun cottage.
Approximately 2,000 feral chickens meander around the island, descendants of birds brought by the first settlers in the early 1800s. The store, which raises rescue money by selling T-shirts and artwork celebrating the chickens, was established "to smooth the sometimes-rough relations between man and bird in Key West." It's also a sanctuary where ailing chickens recuperate in relatively posh surroundings. I'm glad I'm not wearing sandals, since some of them like to peck toes. The store even ships the birds anywhere in the country as a "living souvenir." (It's also since moved to Homestead).
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FORTUNE -- I agree with almost everything James Stewart writes in his Saturday New York Times opinion piece "Following a herd of bulls on Apple."
He's right when he points out that the overwhelming majority of Apple (AAPL) analysts who were saying "buy" in September when Apple peaked at $705 were still saying "buy" in November, when it touched $505.
He's right that sell-side analysts are congenitally biased toward "buys," which is where they make their biggest commissions, especially with a stock like Apple.
He's right that they, in his words, extrapolate from recent performance data; chase momentum; want to please their customers; and show a tendency toward herd behavior.
Where he loses me is when he singles out Carlo R. Besenius, founder and chief executive of Creative Global Investments, as the hero of his story.
"It may be no coincidence," Stewart writes, "that the only analyst who even came close to calling the peak in Apple's stock runs his own firm and is compensated based on the accuracy of his calls."
It's true that Besenius downgraded Apple to a "sell" in early October, when Apple was trading at $685 and that he lowered his price target to $420 in December. (We actually wrote about that call. See A classic Apple slingshot.)
But Stewart forgets that Wall Street was full vocal Apple bears last fall -- including Seabreeze Partners' Doug Kass, The Street's Rocco Pendola and the New York Times' own Joe Nocera (See Andy Zaky is loaded for bears.)
I see Besenius as a different sort of beast, one of those Apple analysts -- ACI's Ed Zabitsky comes to mind -- who make a name for themselves as contrarians and don't know when to stop.
Take, for example, Besenius' most recent Apple note -- dated Jan. 24 -- in which he sticks to his 3-6 mos. price target of $380 and advises clients to borrow Apple shares and sell them short.
Apple had a bit of a rally this week and on Friday it hit 478.81.
If they followed his advice, Besenius' clients -- who according to Stewart pay him based on the accuracy of his calls -- would be looking at some major losses.
Ironically, the quote with which Stewart ends his article, chosen to apply to the herd of Apple bulls, works as well for bears like Besenius.
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The Fault in Our Stars by John Green
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Zoo by James Patterson
I read a review that described this book as a cross between Stephen King and Dean Koontz. It is certainly different from any James Patterson book I have ever read. Mankind has totally messed up the world and the animals are taking over. I have just two words: tense and scary.
Killing McVeigh: the death penalty and the myth of closure by Jody Lynee Madeira
While this book is about a specific Oklahoma event, it is also about the survivors and family and friends of any victims of violence. The author takes a hard look at the idea that the death penalty serves to close for good the door into a room of pain and horror. Not leisure reading, but I found this book informative and it certainly requires a thought-provoking examination of my own misconceptions.
I found a new author the other day while browsing the Sizzler shelves; at least she is new to me. Karin Slaughter is a mystery/thriller writer in the vein of James Patterson and John Sandford. Begin with her first novel: Blinsighted. I started with the newest release and it was a plot spoiler for her previous books, but she is so good I am reading them anyway.


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February is when we begin to see some of our personal planetary energy move into more mystical territory and it becomes a very good time to get in tune with your magical side, to listen to your intuition, be mindful of signs from the universe, pay attention to your dreams, and visualize. If you have been wanting to get more aligned with this way of conscious living or take it to the next level, make a concerted effort this month.
February for Aries: February highlights two parts of your life; the side that
It's important as you enter this month to ask yourself what dream you really hold for your year ahead. There will be energy behind what you are concentrating on this month to get you there so visualize what you wish to manifest. Personal independence and originality are key.
February for Taurus: February will pull you in two distinct directions Taurus. One will be to
We start February with both Mars and Venus changing signs on the 1st. Mars is our motivating energy and he is diving into this mystical Pisces today. This means that our actions, passions and anger will be more Karmically linked, unconscious drives will take over, and we will be doing a lot of our activities in secret or behind the scenes. This is good for the arts, spiritual interests, hospitals, dealing with addictions, research, retreat, development, and hidden romantic desires.
February for Gemini: February will focus you in on two different areas of life; your career
Venus enters Aquarius today so she is going to be more extroverted while Mars is going introverted, interesting! Venus here is going to want more detachment or anonymity. She is all about her friends, groups, the internet, astrology, charities, and socializing at events or parties during the next weeks. She wants freedom, independence and to try new things. Since Venus rules our love and income in life, you can expect these affects to be more noticeable here.
February for Cancer: February is bound to get your focused on more inspiration and
Mars will meet up with Neptune on the 4th. This combination can spur you into action on something that is either completely inspired and romantic, artistic or spiritual, or it can push you into doing something that you do not at all see clearly, that may be deceptive, disillusioning or confusing. Be conscious of this today when choosing what to do. At all costs avoid too much partaking of alcohol or substances since the lines will definitely be blurred.
February for Leo: Expect February to lead you in two important directions Leo: You will be
On the 5th Mercury joins in the mystical Piscean waters and turns our thoughts and ideas to these subjects. This is a great period for writers and brings the muse down close to earth. It may bring agreements or sales associated with film, music, art, spiritual interests, psychic abilities, magic, hospitals, dealing with addictions, clandestine romance, research, investigations, or retreat over the weeks ahead. On the 6th Mercury takes his turn meeting with Neptune and what you put in motion on the 4th now gets an answer or more information. Again, since Neptune clouds things as well as inspires, it is great for writing but not the best day to sign a contract if you can wait a day or more.
February for Virgo: February draws your attention to two distinct areas of life and asks that you
Our NEW MOON this month is in Aquarius on the 10th. This opens up your best 2 week window of the year to start new social activities, meet new friends, start new projects with friends, join or form groups, get internet projects started, get into astrology, charities, or pursue your aspirations. The CHINEESE NEW YEAR of the BLACK SNAKE begins now. They say the snake correlates to the sign of Virgo in western astrology so with that in mind you should be entering a year that is going to reward attention to detail, work and efforts, cleaning out and organizing, attention to health, and regard for the environment and animals. Mars will contact Jupiter today to push for something big.
February for Libra: February will bring some real focus on your work life and any
The Sun moves into Pisces on the 18th and our ego drive and life vitality is now moving into that mystical plane. Think about pulling back a bit or working behind the scenes, developing projects, putting yourself into more spiritual activities, painting, picking up an instrument, writing poetry, meditating, getting into yoga, starring in a film or making one, tuning into your center, going to the hospital for anything that needs attention, facing your addictions, and taking the lead in your life through these topics.
February for Scorpio: February is going to be a month that gives you two strong
Saturn Retrogrades today as well. This is the planet of tests, limits, responsibilities, structure, depression, ambition, leadership, mastery, and direction in life. His Retrograde cycle will either give us a breather in financial realms, our sex life or divorce issues or take us back into the past to finish things up, reconnect or release. You have until the first week of July to wrap it up or tweak it!
February for Sagittarius: February is going to direct your attention to what you can
Mercury Retrogrades in Pisces on the 23rd and will be in his backwards motion until Saint Patty's day, March 17th. Mercury is going to slow things down, mix up communications, and bring any transportation issue to your attention. Mercury is also going to offer you the opportunity to rethink, rewrite, revisit, release, and reconnect over any clandestine romance, addiction, secret, hospital matter, film, music, art, spiritual interest, research, investigation, or development you need to tweak.
February for Capricorn: February is going to be very busy for you out in your
The FULL MOON in Virgo arrives on the 25th. This brings a work project or job to an end or brings some celebrations, achievement or recognition here. Health will peak in some way at this time as you reach goals, end issues or habits, and mark where you are with your body. Anything going on with pets, animals or the environmental interests you have will crest now too; celebrations, endings or achievements. Venus moves into Pisces today, the last of the personal planets to enter the territory this month and here she sheds her detachment and independent ways a bit and gets more dreamy, instinctive, secretive, artistic, spiritual, and romantic. Venus rules love and income so expect to express love in these ways now and to make money through themes that are associated here.
February for Aquarius: February is really going to hone your focus on two distinct
February for Pisces: February will get you way more physically active and
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The College-Level Examination Program® (CLEP) gives you the opportunity to receive college credit for what you already know by earning qualifying scores on examinations accepted at Kent State.
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Students must be admitted in order to take Kent State University placement tests.
All new students to Kent State University are required to take the ALEKS placement test for mathematics. ALEKS is a powerful artificial intelligence-based (AI) assessment software product that zeros in on the student's mathematical strengths and weaknesses, reports its findings, and then, if necessary, provides a learning module to improve the student's knowledge and skill.
The ALEKS placement test can be taken online from home through FlashLine. Students who wish to take ALEKS placement at the Academic Success Center are welcome to do so during walk-in testing hours.
New students who have current ACT scores will be placed in reading and writing courses according to ACT reading and English subscores.
New students who do not have current ACT scores must take COMPASS reading and writing. COMPASS is a comprehensive, self-paced computer testing program that helps place students into appropriate courses and maximizes the information colleges need to ensure student success.
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- Appointments at the Academic Success Center are not necessary.
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- For more information on ALEKS, log into FlashLIne > Student Tools & Courses > Placement Assessment.
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DAHLONEGA, GA – The North Georgia Department of Athletics is set to host a Military Appreciation Day this Saturday to recognize individuals serving in the United States Military and those who have given the ultimate sacrifice for the freedoms we enjoy today.
North Georgia will hold the Military Appreciation Day during Saturday's Peach Belt Conference basketball doubleheader in Memorial Hall against in-state rival Clayton State University.
All active United States military and veterans with a valid military ID will be given a complimentary ticket to the games.
Before both games a color guard will represent all branches of the United States Military to honor the men and women who have sacrificed, fought, bled and died for our great country. The North Georgia Patriot Choir will also be on hand to perform the National Anthem before the start of each contest.
The women's game is set to tip off at 1:30 p.m., as North Georgia will take on defending NCAA Division II National Champion and 4th-ranked Clayton State. The men's game will follow at approximately 3:30 p.m. with the Saints looking to get back on track and snap a four-game losing streak.
Live statistics and a live video broadcast of both games will be available at SaintsSports.com for fans who cannot attend the events in Memorial Hall.
North Georgia is distinctive among its peer institutions in that it is one of only six senior military colleges in the United States. The Army ROTC Corps of Cadets comprises about 13 percent of the student population at North Georgia. Because of this distinction, North Georgia has been designated by the state legislature as The Military College of Georgia.


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TALLAHASSEE -- At least two of Florida State's three holdover assistant coaches are set to receive pay raises this coming season after signing new contracts with the university earlier this month, the Orlando Sentinel learned Thursday.
Lawrence Dawsey and Odell Haggins, former FSU players who have helped coach the Seminoles the full duration of head coach Jimbo Fisher's now four-year tenure, will be getting bumps in base pay. Dawsey, the Seminoles' receivers coach since 2007, will make approximately $73,000 more in 2013 and 2014. Haggins, the defensive tackles coach who has been on staff since 1994, will receive about $50,000 more.
Dawsey now makes $315,000 each year. Haggins makes $325,000. Their previous contracts expired Jan. 4.
A third holdover, offensive line coach Rick Trickett, currently is in the process of updating his contract, the Sentinel has also learned. The terms of the new deal have not yet been executed. His current contract is scheduled to expire Jan. 9 of next year. Since resigning in 2011, Trickett has been making $400,000 annually.
Dawsey's and Haggins' contracts were released to the Sentinel as part of a public records request. Also released were the contracts for each of FSU's five new assistant coaches: Jeremy Pruitt, Charles Kelly, Billy Napier, Randy Sanders and Sal Sunseri.
Each of the seven contracts were signed in the days immediately preceding National Signing Day. Sunseri, originally hired in December, was the first to sign, doing so Jan. 25. Dawsey signed the latest. Like the recruits he wooed to FSU, Dawsey put his signature on paper on Signing Day, Feb. 6.
Per language within the contracts, each technically went into effect at the start of January, so as to coincide with the two- or three-year cycles the coaches agreed to. It is very likely that with all of them on the road recruiting from virtually the moments they were hired or got back from the Orange Bowl, none had time to sit down and muddle through their contracts until the end of the latest recruiting season.
Dawsey and Haggins, assistants who have played key roles in helping FSU land top five- and four-star talent the last three recruiting cycles, agreed to two-year extensions. Napier and Sanders also have two-year deals that were originally announced last month when they signed offer sheets to work for the Seminoles.
Pruitt and Kelly agreed to three-year deals that also were part of their previously published offer sheets.
For Pruitt, there was a bit of a change between the amount he's owed on his contract and what was quoted on his late-December offer sheet. The Seminoles' new defensive coordinator, who had a hand in landing three of FSU's top class of 2013 prospects earlier this month, will be making $500,000 per year. He won't see the approximate $542,000 that was previously reported.
That's because, according to a school official, a mathematical error was made on Pruitt's original offer sheet. He wasn't supposed to make $20,793.93 bi-weekly for 26.1 weeks each year. He was only supposed to receive $19,157.09 bi-weekly for 26.1 weeks.
Before the error was made, Pruitt had agreed to $500,000, the official said.
His contract currently reflects the $500,000 base salary, with the same bonus packages as before. The base includes $300,000 that is credited to speaking engagements and public relations compensation.
There were no other changes to previously announced compensation. Kelly, the linebackers coach, still will make $275,000 each of the next three years. Napier, the tight ends coach, will make $200,000 each of the next two years. Sanders, the running backs coach, will make $225,000 this year, and $325,000 next year. Sunseri, defensive ends coach who also is looking at more than $1 million across the next two years from Tennessee, will be making $200,000 from FSU in 2013 and 2014.
FSU still has one hire to make. When offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach James Coley left for Miami about three weeks before Signing Day, the Seminoles had a sixth opening. Due to a hectic recruiting schedule, Fisher hadn't had a chance to work on filling that vacancy until recently. USF assistant Larry Scott is rumored to be among those the Seminoles are considering.
The following chart will most assuredly be updated in the coming days and weeks, but for now, here's what FSU is paying its football coaches in base salary (The 2013 and 2014 years are different because of Sanders' split contract):
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Head coach -- Jimbo Fisher: $2,750,000
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Wide receiver D'haquille Williams — considered the top junior college prospect in the country regardless of position — is one of five early enrollees who has started classes and is already "off to a good start," according to coach Gus Malzahn.
The 6-foot-3 Louisiana native was a JUCO All-American his freshman year at Mississippi Gulf Community College after catching 17 touchdowns and tallying 1,295 receiving yards. He was hampered by injuries this past season, but still led the team in every major receiving category, including receptions (51), yards (733) and touchdowns (nine).
The Tigers' other early enrollees are receiver Stanton Truitt, center Xavier Dampeer, tight end Chris Laye and safety Derrick Moncrief. The five new members of Auburn's rosters will have the opportunity to take part in "discretionary workouts," where they have time to train on their own, before off-season workouts with strength and conditioning coach Ryan Russell begin next month.
Malzahn believes it's an inherent advantage for the early enrollees to jump right into the thick of things.
"It's good, especially the junior college players because it's a little easier transition," he said. "The high school guys, it's something new. We've got a very good support staff. Their teammates have already developed relationships with them trying to help them out. That's the great thing about our group — we're a close team and they take care of each other."
Williams, Dampeer and Moncrief are junior college transfers. Truitt and Laye, meanwhile, are straight from high school to begin their freshman year of college.
"The junior college guys, we expect to make an impact right off the bat," Malzahn said.
MASON PRAISE: For all his success this season, Tre Mason still has critics that don't believe he's capable of being a starting running back in the NFL.
Gil Brandt isn't among that group of naysayers.
NFL.com's senior analyst — who developed a reputation for spotting talent during his time as the Dallas Cowboys' vice president of player personnel from 1960-89 — believes Mason is one of the top three running backs available in May's NFL draft. Monday morning, Brandt listed Mason as the best running back prospect in the draft. After Arizona's Ka'Deem Carey and LSU's Jeremy Hill declared later in the day, Brandt revised his rankings, putting Hill at the top followed by Carey at No. 2 and Mason as "No. 2A."
Still, Brandt holds the Heisman Trophy finalist in high regard, comparing him to former Cowboy great Tony Dorsett.
"The Dorsett comparison had to do with Mason's unbelievable quickness — he's the kind of back who can start and stop on a dime and leave you eight cents worth of change," Brandt wrote.
The NFL draft will be May 8-10 at the Radio City Music Hall in New York City.
ASSISTANT PAY: Auburn's turnaround season has already netted Gus Malzahn a new contract.
Now he is seeking raises for the rest of Auburn's coaching staff as well. Malzahn said Friday that he's already spoken with athletic director Jay Jacobs about upping the pay for the Tigers' assistants.
"We've got one of the best staffs in college football and we'll do everything in our power to keep them together," Malzahn said.
Auburn's nine assistants make a combined $3.459 million, ranking behind LSU ($4.565 million) and Alabama ($4.462 million) among SEC schools and fifth in FBS, according to a database compiled by USA Today. Defensive coordinator Ellis Johnson is the highest-paid member of the Tigers' staff, making $800,000 annually, which ranks seventh in the nation among assistant coaching salaries.
Offensive coordinator Rhett Lashlee, who was a finalist for the Broyles Award — given to the top assistant in the country — makes $350,000 per year.
While still working through increases for his assistants, Malzahn agreed in principle to a six-year, $26.85 million deal before the SEC Championship Game. He has not signed his new contract, but said that will happen "in the near future."


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ITSMIT Service Management (ITSM): Q3, 2007 <<previous|next>> :ITIL v3 Service Operation: FAQs on Book 4
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ITIL v3 Service Strategy: FAQs on Book 1
By David Pultorak, Contributor
18 Sep 2007 | SearchCIO.com
In a nutshell, what is new with ITIL v3 Service Strategy?
Essentially, this first book provides guidance on service strategy and service economics. It helps answer the question of why the business customer would buy IT services, and the corollary question of what services the IT organization should develop to help give the business its key competitive advantage. Service economics covers financial management, ROI, service portfolio management and demand management, and helps address the question of how much should be charged for IT services.
What are some of the key concepts introduced in ITIL v3 with respect to Service Strategy?
Another important concept is that of utility and warranty as two aspects of service quality that have to be delivered to users. Utility is about fitness of purpose, while warranty is about fitness of use. One without the other is not only insufficient, but also might actually be detrimental to the business in the long run.
Could you think of any situation where we should not upgrade from ITIL v2 to v3?
No. ITIL v3 is an expansion of coverage, and fills a hole in v2 with respect to having a tight alignment with the business strategy -- not adopting this mentality will prove to be harmful to the IT organization in the medium and long term. Upgrading to v3 does not have to be done in one giant step. Many of the v2 processes will not require a big overhaul -- more like tweaking them in order to participate in this new service lifecycle, getting them to be more business aware and supportive of continual service improvement. Having said that, if all your IT services are doing great under v2 guidance, and satisfaction with services is very high, the urgency to move to v3 is not there, but you should already start thinking of v3 and planning for its gradual adoption.
Where does one start if an organization has never implemented any of the ITIL activities covered?
For an organization just starting on ITIL, it is recommended that you first take stock of what services there are to manage, and get a good grasp of what the business requirements are with respect to each of them.
This can be done by establishing the Service Catalog and eventually the more comprehensive Service Portfolio of current, under-development and planned services already committed to the business. Once this is done, a service-level agreement (SLA) should be in place for each of those services, beginning with the most critical ones for the business. After establishing the SLAs, take a look at the current service levels achieved by the services and address those that aren't being met. The key is to first try to stabilize the IT infrastructure and resolve those nagging problems that are causing a lot of service-level targets to be unachievable. In the process of resolving those nagging problems, you can then slowly implement proper problem, change and incident management, and establish a basic service desk function.
David Pultorak is CEO of Pultorak & Associates Ltd. in Seattle and a veteran ITIL consultant and contributor to various service management publications.