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2014 New Zealand
Exploring the Reese Valley; Mt Clark
Touring in the Remarkables
Mt. Ruapehu Spring Corn
18 day ski traverse in Mt. Cook National Park
Exploring the Macaulay Valley
Riding and touring at Temple Basin
Nelson Lakes and the Angelus Hut
Routeburn and Mt. Xenius
Craigieburn and the Remarkables
Craigieburn Traverse and the NZ Splitfest
The Muller Hut in Mt. Cook National Park
OZ Splitfest and time in the Old Snowy Range of Australia
Touring around Mt. Dark and Arthurs Pass National Park
Love of the club fields and a traverse from Roundhill to Mt. Dobson
Setting up home for the winter
Exploring SE Asia in Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand and Bali
Northern Hemisphere winter 2014
Splitboarding the Wonderland Trail from Carbon River to White River
Basecamping in Ohanapecosh, MRNP
Volcano Road Trip; Hood, South Sister, Shasta and Lassen
Exploring the Lyngen Alps of Norway
SplitKayaking the Lofoten Islands of Norway
A Brief Stint in Iceland
The Palisades, Burroughs and Dege Peak, MRNP
The Interglacier in Winter Conditions
The Patrol Race from Snoqualmie Pass to Meany Lodge
Tatoosh Range and Powder at Paradise
Exploring Idaho with Wyatt and Yancy Caldwell
Exploring Montana and Big Sky Country with Dan Howell
Exploring Wyoming with Nigel Steere and Jamie Weeks
Exploring Rogers Pass with Scott Rinckenberger and John Cocci
New Zealand 2013
Part 3: Hiking and Figuring out the Terrain
Part 2: Ski Mountaineering and Figuring out the Weather
Part 1: Ski Touring and Figuring out the Access
OZ Splitfest 2013
Northern Hemisphere Winter 12/13
The American Alps Traverse
The Magic S Loop
Return to Mt. Goode and Mt. Logan
7 Day Traverse of Glacier Peak From North to South
The Frying Pan Loop: Banshee, Cowlitz Chimney and Tamanos MRNP
7 Day Traverse from Paradise to the Carbon River MRNP
Circumnavigation of Ten Peak in the Dakobed Range
The Osceola Traverse: 4 days from Carbon River to White River MRNP
11/12 Season
7 Day Traverse of the Picket Range
Mount Logan via the Douglas Glacier
Mount Jack via the Nohokomeen Headwall
The Big Copper Circuit: Maude and 7 Finger Jack
Rogers Pass Splitfest and the Asulkin Hut
1st trip to Europe: France, Switzerland, Austria and Norway
10/11 Season
8/10/11 Mt. Adams via the SW Chutes 8/06/11 Mt. Adams via the SW chutes
8/05/11 Mt. Rainiers Paradise Glacier
7/31-8/1/11 Mt. Rainier via the Emmons Glacier
7/29/11 Mt. Shasta via the Hotlum Wintum
7/23-24/11 Mt. Adams via the Avalanche Glacier Headwall
6/03- 7/21/11 Filming and riding in Bolivia, Peru, Chile and Argentina with Sweetgrass Productions
5/24/11 Little Tahoma, MRNP
5/17-20/11 Chocolate Glacier Headwall, Glacier Peak, Glacier Peak Wilderness
5/09-10/11 Mt. Baker and Mt. Shuksan
4/28- 5/03/11 Mt. Goode, North Cascades National Park
4/21-22/11 Ulrich Couloir, Mt Stuart, Alpine Lakes Wilderness
4/13-18/11 Fernow and BonanzaGlacier Peak Wilderness
4/09/11 Cascadian Couloir, Mt. Stuart, Alpine Lakes Wilderness
4/08/11 Fly Couloir, Lane Peak, MRNP
4/07/11 East Peak, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
4/06/11 East Peak , Crystal Mountain Backcountry
3/25-27/11 Mt. Baker Splitfest
3/23/11 The Black hole Couloir, Bandit, Glacier Peak Wilderness
3/19/11 Goat Lake Basin, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
3/13/11 East Peak, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
3/07/11 Sarvant Glacier and Tamanos, MRNP
3/06/11 Sarvant Glacier, MRNP
2/28/11 Interglacier, MRNP
3/05/11 Goat Lake Basin, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
3/04/11 Lake Basin, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
2/23/11 Shepards Peak, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
2/22/11 Secret Stash, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
2/18/11 East Peak , Crystal Mountain Backcountry
2/07-09/11 Attempt at Bonanza, Glacier Peak Wilderness
2/02/11 White Salmon Glacier, Mt Shuksan
1/31/11 Emmons Glacier, MRNP
1/22-25/11 Canuck Splitfest, Rogers Pass
1/18/11 East Peak, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
1/16/11 Dog Legged Peak, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
1/10/11 Mt. Ruth, MRNP
1/04/11 Interglacer, MRNP
1/01/11 Crown Point , Crystal Mountain Backcountry
12/31/10 Goat Island Mountain, MRNP
12/30/10 Crown Point, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
12/29/10 Local Stashes, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
12/27/10 Local Stashes, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
12/22/10 Goat Lake Basin, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
12/11/10 Lake Basin, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
12/10/10 Cement Basin, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
12/06/10 Crown point, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
12/02/10 East Peak, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
11/28/10 East Peak, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
11/23/10 Silver Basin, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
11/18/10 Crystal Pre Opening, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
11/17/10 Crystal Pre Opening, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
11/15/10 Crystal Pre Opening, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
10/23/10 Chinook Pass, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
09/10 Season
7/31-8/1/10 Mt Baker via the Squak Glacier * Written by Andy Traslin
7/28/10 Crater Mountain, Hozameen Range
7/23/10 Mt Baker via Squak Glacier * Written by Amar Andalkar
7/14-19/10 Bailey/Olympus Massif traverse
7/3-8/10 Alpine Lakes Traverse (Daniel, Hinman, Summit Chief Col, Overcoat and Chikamen)
6/28/10 Mt Robinson, Okanogan Range
6/26-27/10 Abernathy Peak, Gardner Range
6/22-23/10 Cardinal Mountain, Chelan Range
6/18/10 Seven Fingered Jack, Entiat Range
6/11-14/10 Spire Peak Col, Ptarmigan Crest
6/7-8/10 Gardner Meadows Bushwhacking, Gardner Range
5/30/10 The Birthday tour, South Washington Pass
5/29/10 Longs Pass, Teanaway area
5/24/10 White Salmon Glacier, Mt Shuksan, Baker-Shuksan Massif
5/22/10 From Crystal to Castle Mountain, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
5/21/10 Dog Leg, The King and Powder bowl, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
5/12-14/10 Eldarado,Marble Needle, Dorado Needle and Klawatti, Eldorado Massif
5/9/10 Sahale Mountain, Buckner-Boston Massif
5/8/10 Sulpite Glacier, Mt Shuksan, Baker-Shuksan Massif
5/6/10 Rock Mountain, Nason Ridge
5/5/10 Sherpa Glacier Coulouir, Mt Stuart, Stuart Range
5/2/10 Crystal Fest, Crystal Mountain
5/1/10 Cayuse Pass to Chinook Pass: Naches, Yakima, Deadwood, Smoka, Sourdough and Dog Legged Peaks,Crystal Mountain Backcountry
4/29/10 A Comprehensive tour of Stevens Pass BC: Heather Ridge, Lichtenberg, Union and Jove Peaks.
4/26/10 4,500 vert of fail: Sahale winds and Birthday tour whiteout.
4/25/10 Nisqually Glacier, Mount Rainier Massif
4/23/10 Cannon Mountain, Stuart Range
4/22/10 Pride Glacier Headwall, Kyes Peak, Monte Cristo area
4/14/10 Traverse in the Chiwaukums, Chiwaukum Range
4/10/10 All out tour of the Crystal Slackcountry
4/05/10 Southback Circumference via Crystal Lakes, Morse, Sheep lake and Silver Basins. Crystal Mountain Backcountry
3/28/10 Lake Ann area, Mt Baker Splitfest
3/27/10 Slate Peak & Herman Saddle, Mt Baker Splitfest
3/23-24/10 Mt Buckner and Bostin Peak col, Buckner-Boston Massif
3/20/10 Flett Glacier Headwall, Mount Rainier Massif
3/19/10 CJ Coulior, Johannesburg Mountain, Ptarmigan Crest
3/18/10 North Twin Sister, Twin Sisters Range
3/14/10 Cement Basin, Lake Basin and East Peak repeat, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
3/13/10 Local Stashes in MRNP
3/09/10 Cement Basin, Lake Basin and East Peak Crystal Mountain Backcountry
3/07/10 Dogg Legged Bowl and Central Face, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
3/06/10 Nisqually GlacierMount Rainier Massif
3/05/10 Pickhandles South Face and Dogg Legged Bowl, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
2/27/10 Paradise Glacier, Mount Rainier Massif
2/24/10 East Peak /Cement Basin, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
2/22/10 Mt. Ruth, Skagit Range
2/17-21/10 Partial Picketts Traverse, Picket Range
2/09/10 Crystal Peak, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
2/08/10 Pickhandle Basin, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
2/07/10 Cement Basin and East Peak, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
2/04/10 East Peak multilap. Crystal Mountain Backcountry
2/02/10 Mt Pugh via the Straight Glacier, Pugh-Black
1/30/10 Dog leg chute, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
1/28/10 Crystal Mountain Southback circumference, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
1/26/10 Dog Legged bowl, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
1/24/10 East Peak, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
1/19/10 Dog Legged Chute and Braindamage, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
1/18/10 Rogers Pass area
1/17/10 Fairview Mountain and circumference to Surprise Col, Bow Range
1/16/10 Mt Hector, Banff National Park, Murchison Group
1/07/10 Slalok Peak and the Joffre Traverse, Lillooet Range
12/31/09 Full Moon New Years Eve Tour of Crystals Summit House, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
12/22/09 Silver Basin Traverse, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
12/17/09 Dog Legged Bowl, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
12/03/09 Van Trump Park, Mount Rainier Massif
12/01-02/09 Little Chiwikum, Chiwikum Range
11/27/09 Crown Point,Crystal Mountain Backcountry
11/22/09 Pickhandle Basin, Crystal Mountain Backcountry *turned around because of Avi danger
11/20/09 Gunbarrel,Silver Basin, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
11/18/09 Silver King,Silver Basin, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
11/14/09 Castle Peak, Tatoosh Range
11/13/09 Section 8, Lake Basin, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
11/11/09 Crystal Opening Rampage
11/08/09 Crystal Preseason, Crystal Mountain Backcountry
10/5/09 Heliotrope Ridge, Mt Baker
10/3/09 Flett Glacier, Mount Rainier Massif
Total Touring Days Throughout the Season: 100 Days
This list does not include days within the resort.

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Tim Drake is an award-winning writer and former journalist and radio host with the National Catholic Register/EWTN. He currently serves as New Evangelization Coordinator for the Holdingford Area Catholic Community in the Diocese of St. Cloud, Minnesota. He resides with his wife and five children in St. Joseph, Minn.
Things are abuzz in Albany, Georgia - the "Hollywood of the South."
If you've followed Sherwood Pictures' films over the past six years, you're likely familiar with their movies - Flywheel, Facing the Giants, and Fireproof. The films are the result of the prayers, dedication, and work of Albany, Georgia-based Sherwood Baptist Church. Proving the Hollywood pundits wrong, each film has done successively better than it's predecessor. Facing the Giants opened at number eight and grossed $10.3 million. Fireproof opened at number four and grossed $33 million.
I'm in Albany along with nearly a hundred other journalists, bloggers, and ministry partners and leaders for a "media and ministry" junket and set visit for Sherwood's next film - Courageous. After much prayer and discernment, the church settled on a story following four men in their roles not only as police officers, but also as fathers. It's set to open in the early fall of 2011. The filmmakers are about half-way through a 35-day shooting schedule. It's hard not to get caught up in the excitement of what Sherwood is doing and the potential impact that it will have on families.
Catholic organizations, such as Retrouvaille, Marriage Encounter, and Diocesan Marriage and Family Life offices partnered with, and supported, Fireproof because of its pro-marriage message. It's expected that Catholic men's initiatives will do the same with Courageous because of its themes of supporting the family and encouraging men to take responsibility as fathers.
Tonight, I was able to sit down with Sherwood pastor Michael Catt and the film's writer, Stephen Kendrick to talk to them about their latest production. To view a video of my interview, visit Kenneth Henderson's web site, True Knights. It will be posted later in the week.
Pastor Catt explained why Sherwood Church decided to embark on movie-making.
"Through surveys we could see the waning influence of the church," said Catt. "We realized that we have a generation that is influenced more by media than by the church and its pastors. We decided that we weren't going to give the devil our children and grandchildren by default."
"Like the sculptures and stained glass and Cathedrals of Europe, the illiterate can be told stories through art," said Catt. "Movies are the stained glass pictures of the 21st century."
"Once we made the decision to make Flywheel, I made an announcement at church, and we were able to raise $20,000 to make our first film," explained Catt. Facing the Giants cost $100,000. Fireproof had a shooting budget of $500,000, but with post-production costs ended up costing about $1 million. Courageous has a shooting budget of about $1 million.
Criticized by some as not being "high art" or as proselytizing, Catt had this to say about Sherwood's films.
"Every movie has an agenda," said Catt. "Why is it that people think Christians shouldn't, but everyone else should? That's who we are as believers. We've found an answer to sin and there's a hope in our life - Jesus Christ. We portray that without preaching to the camera."
"Christians have been characterized in movies," added Catt. "We're always being slammed or portrayed as sleazy. That's not a picture of the average person living in the pew. The reason our films have been successful is that people connect with the people in these movies. They say, 'That's like my community.'"
"I'll be honest," admitted Catt. "We're not that good, but our God is."
Courageous focuses on the role of fatherhood. Writer Stephen Kendrick said that because of that it's going to be controversial.
"We're calling men to a higher standard," said Kendrick. "Some men will get mad. For others, it will be inspiring. Fatherhood resonates with all classes and cultures. In Courageous, men will see on-screen examples of fatherhood, while also learning that God needs to be their father."
Stay tuned… On Tuesday, I'll get an early view of some clips from the film. Not only will we be on set for a couple of different shoots, but I also have the opportunity to appear as an extra during a funeral scene for the film./images/uploads/IMG_2631v2.jpg
Yeah, and maybe I'm being too hard on "Fireproof." If people got something out of it, more power to them. For better or for worse, my cynicism demands a certain degree of sophistication and polish from my movies—not that "Knocked Up" was sophisticated at all, and yeah, it's definitely not for everyone, but it was infinitely more HUMAN than "Fireproof" which seemed a whole heckuva lot more like a medieval morality play than anything that's come out of Hollywood in the past 110 years. Honestly: Buster Keaton's "The General" has infintiely more human sentiment (emotion, humor, pathos, etc.) in it than "Fireproof".
As for "Fireproof", I wouldn't say it is a good family movie. I can't imagine our boys sitting through more than five minutes of it before they got so sick of it that they trashed our family room. We got a lot more mileage out of the 1973 feature "The Golden Voyage of Sinbad" which also features a strong moral message ("Trust in Allah, but tie up your camel!").
I'm reluctant to respond, partially because it's veering off-topic and there was a similar discussion at Steve Greydanus's recently.
But in one sentence—a work of art is not its subject matter, but how it is about its subject matter.
Having not seen "Knocked Up" and not sure I ever will as the trailers alone made me cringe. However, "Fireproof" was a great family film which "Knocked Up" can never be and is not intended to be.
Sure, the acting was not Hollywood but that also was not the distraction some feel it was. I felt I was watching someone's home movies over how their marriage was lousy and got better. This was a movie I let everyone in the family watch from 10 on up and they all liked it. Loved it? No. But, in a day when you struggle to find movies for a pizza night with your kids I am glad these movies are out there.
I really like (love) movies and while Fireproof was not perfect and while you may not have thought the acting was great, it was also never objectionable, offensive or demeaning to anyone watching it. Something I am sure "Knocked Up" cannot say for itself.
I think Other Victor is a bit harder on FIREPROOF than he need to be (here is my review: http://vjmorton.wordpress.com/2008/10/16/heres-pat/), though I agree that KNOCKED UP is a far better film by every measure, including morally.
Hope is obligatory in criticism. But sniffing around the COURAGEOUS site, I get the distinct sense that we should just expect more of the same from the Kendricks and Sherwood Baptist. They make what they want and have been successful (monetarily and by their spiritual lights) doing it.
Fireproof had a very good message about marriage but I do agree with some of the comments that some of the acting do need polishing. My husband and I have both noticed a lack of a pro-life angle in the story. Most(if not all) the parents there only had one child. The lead characters didn't have a child even after seven years of marriage and neither did their friend, Michael and his wife. It was successful in stressing the importance of one end of marriage, the bonum conjugum (the well-being of the spouses) but not the bonum prolis (the procreation and education of offspring), the latter being a very important ingredient in keeping a marriage together.
Regarding how Sherwood Baptist is referenced, the outside P.R. firm behind the movies refer to it as "Sherwood Church" in all their materials, supposedly to make it more appealing to all denominations and all Christians. If you've never been to the church building and are only reading the materials, you wouldn't even know the name "Baptist" is in the name.
If I never see "Fireproof" again, it will be too soon (unless Rifftrax ever releases a riff for it. It'd watch that). I agree that we need more films with solid moral worldviews, but "Fireproof" was a good example of how NOT to make such a film if you intend anyone who doesn't always agree with the worldview presented to watch it (the whole didactic "preaching to the choir" syndrome). Plus, the acting was excruciatingly bad. Some of those in-jokes may have been funny to other members of the SBC ("OMG! I totally can't believe you danced like that in that movie!!!") but to the rest of us in the audience it was like having knitting needles shoved into our eyes. And seriously, what was up with Kirk Cameron's dad… was he supposed to be acting like he was stoned the whole time or what? I didn't get that at all.
In terms of films with a solid moral worldview which might actually encourage men grow up and own up to their decisions, "Knocked Up" was FAR more effective (and funny, and well-written, and better acted… etc.).
Those great-filmmaking Kendricks are at it again! I LOVED LOVED LOVED Facing the Giants, full of action, believable story, palpable drama and good tech work which made up for the subh par acting. Fireproof…...stuck out majorly, however. The graphics and visual effects might have been 100% better than "Giants" and the acting was much better, however, the morals and overall story was bland and quite…..feminist. Overall, the negatives outweigh the positives so i hope Courageous will shine through and be their best…..
Great! Thanks for writing on this - I have really enjoyed all of the films they have made so far - looking forward to this one.
Can't wait to see it!
I'm a huge fan of "Facing the Giants," and "Fireproof!"
Curious, as someone who lived in Albany for two years in the mid-90s ... any reason you refer to "Sherwood Church" rather than "Sherwood Baptist Church."


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It took nine tries and almost 40 years, but the red-hot Rangers have won eight straight.
In 1975, President Gerald Ford was in office. Wheel of Fortune premiered on NBC. The Rolling Stones debuted "Brown Sugar." And on Jan. 11 of that year, the Rangers posted their eighth consecutive win. Saturday night, after the three-day holiday break, they tied that mark.
Center Derek Stepan notched a hat trick, on a shorthanded breakaway in the first period, a deflection of Martin St. Louis' shot on the power play in the second and an even-strength empty-netter from the red line with 54.6 seconds left in a 3-1 victory over the slumping Devils at Madison Square Garden.
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Right now, nothing is slowing down the Rangers. In front of a stout defense, Henrik Lundqvist, playing in his 600th NHL game, won his seventh straight. He made 19 saves, including several big stops in the third as the Devils tried to rally from a 2-0 deficit. Steve Bernier scored on an odd-man rush at 10:23 after a failed pinch by defenseman John Moore.
Stepan's opening goal, however, "was a big play" for the Rangers (19-10-4), said Lundqvist. "Special teams won us the game," he said.
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Stepan's trick was the third of his career and came after Nash had three goals Tuesday in the 4-2 win over Washington. "I can use him [Stepan] and feel confident in any situation," said coach Alain Vigneault, who believes it took several weeks after rehab for Stepan to regain his form.
The Rangers wanted to play tight against the Devils, who are in a 1-5-3 slide. For the first two periods, the Rangers limited the Devils to 22 shot attempts in the first game for the coaching committee of president and general manager Lou Lamoriello, Scott Stevens and Adam Oates, who replaced head coach Peter DeBoer. It ended with another loss. The Devils are 12-18-7 and 11 points out of a playoff spot.
The third period started differently than in the last game against the Capitals, who dominated, with 21 shots. The Devils, who are 28th in scoring, had one shot in the first 10 minutes of the second period.
"They had a few chances in the end, there was a big scramble and guys were blocking shots and I tried to do my part," said Lundqvist, who won his seventh straight start and has a 1.54 GAA and .940 save percentage in that run.
The Blueshirts head to Dallas on Sunday to begin a two-game road trip that ends in Florida on New Year's Eve.
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Learn About an Issue Focus
Click on each of the following links to go to that section of the page:
Fundraising-Focused United Ways – Where Resources Drive Impact
Issue-Focused United Ways – Where Impact Drives Resources
Comparing the Two Types of United Ways
Discovering Your Type of United Way
Two Types of United Ways
At Perspectives, we have worked with United Ways of all sizes throughout the United States for over 28 years. In our work, we have found that there are two distinctively different types of United Ways, which we call fundraising-focused and issue-focused.
If you're thinking, "Our United Way is more than a fundraising organization – we're a community impact organization," we would encourage you to read our description of a fundraising-focused United Way, as our definition may differ from what you might think of as fundraising-focused.
Fundraising-Focused United Ways – Where Resources Drive Impact
A fundraising-focused United Way's purpose is to raise money and then decide how best to allocate it to fund programs. These programs may be provided by local nonprofit organizations or direct services provided by United Way. A fundraising-focused United Way looks like this:
At a fundraising-focused United Way, the entire organization revolves around raising money. United Ways hold workplace campaigns, and some United Ways hold special events or form affinity groups to raise money, as well. In our diagram above, we are showing an example of a United Way with a goal of raising $2.5 million to fund programs.
The process of allocating money to fund programs is represented by the arrows pointing from the "Raise $2.5M to Fund Programs" to the different funded programs. Fundraising-focused United Ways ask partner agencies to submit requests to fund their programs. Some fundraising-focused United Ways may require partner agencies to submit programs that meet specific goals, objectives, or indicators. However, in most cases, these goals, objectives, and indicators address a wide variety of issues.
Most fundraising-focused United Ways group their funded programs into categories, the most common of which are education, income, and health. Since fundraising-focused United Ways fund a wide variety of programs that address many issues, grouping programs into categories helps simplify things. The number of categories varies among United Ways – some have as few as two categories, while others have seven or more categories. United Ways also use a variety of different names for their categories, such as financial stability, youth success, or basic needs. In our diagram, we have shown a fundraising-focused United Way that funds programs in the three categories of education, income, and health.
The measure of success at a fundraising-focused United Way is the amount of money raised. When a fundraising-focused United Way achieves their campaign goal, it is considered a successful year. A fundraising-focused United Way does not measure success based on the outcomes of their funded programs. Fundraising-focused United Ways often ask their funded programs to document outcomes, but they are only used to hold funded programs accountable and for marketing purposes.
At a fundraising-focused United Way, resources drive impact. A one sentence description of fundraising-focused United Ways is "We raise the money and then decide what to do with it." From the board and staff, to donors and the community, everyone believes a fundraising-focused United Way exists to raise money to fund programs.
Issue-Focused United Ways – Where Impact Drives Resources
An issue-focused United Way exists to impact an issue in the community. At an issue-focused United Way, impact drives resources. A one sentence description of an issue-focused United Way is "We decide what issue we will impact and then ask people for the money to do it." An issue-focused United Way looks like this:
In our diagram above, this issue-focused United Way is working to increase the graduation rate to 92% by 2030, which we refer to as their bold goal. The measure of success at an issue-focused United Way is impacting their issue, which in this case would be increasing the graduation rate. Impacting an issue like the graduation rate is a long-term endeavor, and most issue-focused United Ways set bold goals that are 10 to 15 years in the future. However, most issue-focused United Ways measure progress toward achieving their bold goal annually.
Since issue-focused United Ways address a single issue, there is no longer a need for categories. All of the programs funded by an issue-focused United Way address their issue, because an issue-focused United Way exists to impact their issue. In our diagram, United Way is funding two school readiness programs – one through YMCA and one direct service provided by United Way itself. They are not funding programs for hunger or drug abuse, for example, because those programs will not directly increase the graduation rate to 92% by 2030.
No United Way can solve or change a significant social issue with their own limited resources. Issue-focused United Ways convene all of the organizations working on the issue, to align their efforts and work together most effectively. This can take many forms, through creating collaboratives or through a more formal structure like collective impact. United Way only funds a small number of the programs addressing their issue, while other organizations and funders provide and fund other services. In our example, you can see organizations that are not funded by United Way, but are providing programs to increase the graduation rate, including a state agency, the local school district, the health system, and a local church.
Issue-focused United Ways determine what programs are needed in the community to address their issue. Local nonprofit organizations are then asked to propose how they would deliver those programs. Partner agencies are asked to propose only programs that address the issue and will help achieve the bold goal. In our diagram, only programs that are identified to increase the graduation rate are funded. The arrows point upward indicating that the funded programs will increase the graduation rate.
Resource development efforts at issue-focused United Ways are diversified beyond the workplace campaign, special events, or affinity groups. Because of their focus on a single issue, issue-focused United Ways raise money from foundations, government, and corporate sponsorships. While foundations would be unwilling to make grants to help a United Way reach their $2.5 million goal, funders are willing to invest in a United Way working toward a concrete and measurable bold goal. Issue-focused United Ways ask donors and other potential funders to contribute to address their issue – which is the graduation rate, in our example.
Comparing the Two Types of United Ways
Benefits of an Issue Focus
Here are some of the many benefits of having an issue focus:
A Laser Focus. An issue focus unifies your community, volunteers, donors, funded partners, non-funded partners, board, and staff around a single issue. Your community, volunteers, donors, partner agencies, board, and staff will no longer wonder what your United Way does.
Inspiring Bold Goal. An issue focus includes a bold goal that inspires your community, donors, and partners to give, advocate, and volunteer to address your issue. Your success will no longer be measured by whether or not you achieve your campaign goal.
The Simplest Message EVER! An issue focus allows you to easily explain what your United Way does in a short sentence or even two words, like "Halt Hunger!" You will no longer struggle with trying to explain what your United Way does.
Additional Resources. An issue focus opens the door for your United Way to receive grant funding from foundations and government, along with corporate sponsorships to address your issue. You will no longer be dependent on only the workplace campaign for funding.
Enormous Engagement Opportunities. An issue focus gives your United Way the chance to offer opportunities to volunteer or advocate for your United Way and your specific issue, which builds relationships with potential future donors. You will no longer "pass-through" volunteers to your partner agencies.
Dramatically Decrease Designations. An issue focus reduces designations, as your donors will see your United Way as an organization that makes an impact on a critical issue in your community. Your donors will no longer see your United Way as a middleman.
Measurable Results. An issue focus allows your United Way to measure and communicate progress toward addressing your issue. You will no longer announce your campaign results nor report results of your funded programs.
Real Community Impact. An issue focus fulfills the promise and potential of community impact. You will no longer just say you do community impact, you will fully implement community impact in an effective and efficient manner.
Challenges of an Issue Focus
An issue focus does not come without challenges. Some of these challenges are:
Identifying and Specifying Programs. Impacting an issue requires changing how United Way funds programs. A fundraising-focused United Way funds programs as proposed by partner agencies. An issue-focused United Way must research and understand their issue well enough to be able to identify specific programs that will change their issue. Once these programs are identified, local organizations are asked to submit a proposal to provide the programs. Issue-focused United Ways fund these issue-changing programs, and stop funding programs that do not impact their issue. Two challenges in this area are developing the ability to identify programs, and having the fortitude to stop funding programs that do not impact the issue.
Staff and Volunteer Expertise. The ability to understand and change the issue requires staff and volunteers who have expertise and/or experience with the issue. The impact council or investment committee at a fundraising-focused United Way typically consists of community volunteers who are willing to donate the time necessary to review the applications and meet with partner agencies. However, these big-hearted volunteers rarely have any expertise or experience addressing the issue. The challenge is training and/or finding staff and volunteers with expertise or experience addressing the issue.
Securing Resources. An issue focus gives United Ways the opportunity to secure resources to address their issue from foundations and government. The resource development staff at fundraising-focused United Ways are experienced in running workplace campaigns and organizing special events, but do not necessarily have the time or ability to seek and secure grant funding for programs. Although the workplace campaign will grow at an issue-focused United Way, the largest increase in total resources under management will come from new sources of funding, such as grants. The challenge is developing the capacity and capability to secure these resources, through staff training, hiring new staff, or outsourcing.
Issue Awareness and Education. Depending on the issue selected, donors and the community may be aware of the prevalence and significance of the issue, but more likely, it will be necessary to inform donors and the community about the issue. Issue-focused United Ways rarely select the most top-of-mind issue facing their community, such as employment or crime, and instead select issues that are not on the radar for most community residents, such as the graduation rate, hunger, or poverty. To succeed as an issue-focused United Way, marketing and communication must include year-round efforts to increase awareness and understanding of the issue. The challenge is making the investment in internal or outsourced marketing staff and media spending to communicate the issue.
Leading an Issue. Since it is impossible for United Way alone to solve any issue with their limited financial and staff resources, it is necessary to bring together all of the organizations addressing the issue. Fundraising-focused United Ways develop relationships with their partner agencies through the funding process. Issue-focused United Ways bring together all of the local organizations working on the issue, most of which do not and will not receive United Way funding. The challenge is providing the leadership to convene all of these organizations and align their efforts to most effectively address the issue and achieve the bold goal.
Getting the Board On-Board. United Way staff are often ahead of the board in terms of adopting an issue focus. Many board members at fundraising-focused United Ways are not deeply engaged in the work of United Way and do not fully understand the challenges facing United Way. When a United Way adopts an issue focus, some turnover of board members is to be expected as some board members may not be passionate about the issue selected. The challenge is gaining buy-in from existing board members for an issue focus, and recruiting new board members who are passionate about the issue.
Discovering Your Type of United Way
Although you may see your United Way as having elements of both a fundraising focus and an issue focus, every United Way is either fundraising-focused or issue-focused, just like every radio station is either AM or FM.
To determine if you are fundraising-focused or issue-focused, select either "F" or "I" for each of the following four statements that best describes your United Way:
1. The primary reason our United Way exists is to:
F: Raise money to fund programs
I: Impact a specific issue in the community
2. Our campaign goal is:
F: Publicized and promoted in our community
I: An internal goal, which is not known publicly
3. Our funded programs address:
F: A wide variety of social issues
I: A specific issue in the community
4. Our messaging is focused on:
F: Our funded programs, and asks people to give to help us reach our campaign goal
I: A single issue, and asks people to give, advocate, and volunteer to impact the issue
If you selected one or more "F" statements, your United Way is fundraising-focused. If your United Way selected all four "I" statements, your United Way is issue-focused.
If you selected both "F" and "I" statements, you are not alone. This means that your United Way is still fundraising-focused and is not purely issue-focused. Many United Ways have begun their journey to an issue focus, but need guidance to fully transform to an issue focus.
There are plenty of examples of very successful fundraising-focused United Ways, just as there are plenty of examples of very successful issue-focused United Ways. To maximize your United Way's impact, resources, and communication, you must fully commit to being either fundraising-focused or issue-focused.
Becoming Issue-Focused
When a United Way decides to adopt an issue focus, it does not happen with the flip of a switch. The process of adopting an issue focus will take several years, as many elements of your United Way will change as you transform to an issue focus, including your staff, board, volunteers, partners, programming, resources, and messaging.
The transformation process will happen at different speeds within your United Way. Generally, marketing and engagement efforts transform more quickly (1-2 years) than resource development (2-3 years), with impact/investment processes taking the longest to transform, especially if you have multi-year program funding cycles.
At Perspectives, we are issue-focused experts and serve as issue-focused guides for United Ways who are interested in fully transforming to an issue focus. We have guided United Ways of all sizes, including United Ways with a staff of only one and a half, located throughout the United States. Our years of experience and expertise working with a variety of United Ways has resulted in the development of our proven Direction-Setting and Strategic Planning process to successfully transform your United Way to an issue focus.
For more information about how we can guide your United Way in transforming to an issue focus, visit our Develop Your Issue Focus Web page.


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I wrote this 2 years ago for MediaPost, but in an age where the media and the President rely on endless clicks and attention, and various forms and motivations for "fake news" exist — it seems more apt than ever.
In the age of social media, the editor is fast replaced by the algorithm; curation and distribution comes from our friends, not newsstands; and our opinions are further reinforced and entrenched by selection bias. With major elections underway in the U.K. and U.S., with massive changes in journalism and news brands considering Faustian pacts with Facebook, now seems like a good time to discuss this issue.
For much of human history, our greatest daily challenge was finding food. So over millennia our bodies evolved to store calories, and to crave sugar as a speedy hit of energy. Centuries of communication later, and we learned to work together to grow and then distribute food. In the developed world, despite having a general abundance of the very best food in the world around us, our bodies still crave the crap, as is evident from the success of fast food and confectionery companies.
Our needs for news is following the same pattern.
Before Gutenberg, for millennia we struggled to get the knowledge what we wanted. Education was for the privileged, and knowledge was valuable and scarce. The invention of the Internet, of user-generated content, of blogging platforms and fast, free data has changed all that. Information is abundant, knowledge is easy and cheap, and as a result our greatest challenge isn't finding out what we need to know, but cutting through the clutter. Our most necessary needs today are for filters of what is good for us.
In the old world, things were simple. We had a trusted relationship with an "information" provider. We'd buy newspapers and magazines, perhaps even subscribe to them. Their job was to provide us with a balanced diet of news and content. Some information would be titillation — perhaps placed on the the front cover to lure readers — but that would be balanced by thought-provoking, long-form sustenance on the inside. Newspapers would cover a variety of topics — sports to finance, politics to world affairs. In most publications, a variety of viewpoints would be expressed, often around a editorial agenda, but one we knew was there.
Newspapers worked because they had a symbiotic relationship with us. It was in their interest to nurture a lifelong relationship with their readers, to get both the cover price paid and keep advertisers interested. Click bait would never have worked when people paid for content.
Incredible changes in the news landscape have changed all this. The way we discover news isn't with one provider and it's not through the homepage or front page. It's increasingly linked directly to social media, propagated by people we follow or like.
Our relationship with news brands is shattered. We've moved from caring about the publisher to caring about the writer or even just the opinion expressed. In a subscription-free world, we're free to choose from any provider. We no longer buy news with money, we pay for it with our attention. What matters now is eyeballs reached, not keeping readerships happy. It's the world of ever-more-clickable headlines.
This causes me grave concern.
in an era where anyone can publish, we're removing the role of curation and editorial control, fact-checking, and quality assurance. From Periscope to Meerkat, Tumblr to Twitter, what's fast and graphic trumps what is accurate and considered.
We're rewarding pieces that are most-clickable or most easily digested, and our news diet shifts from good-for-us to snackable. The best journalists go unread and unshared, and long-form content dies.
But more than anything else, I worry about our viewpoints becoming more extreme and rigid.
Recommendation engines constantly funnel our lives into tighter, more compliant spaces. If we tend to click on articles on the New York Times about technology, the engines show us more of those articles. If we don't seem to like right-wing friends on Facebook, it won't show us those friends' activities.
In a world of near-unlimited content, our viewpoints become tighter and more specific, aided by an abundance of material to support preformed opinions and often created to move opinions toward the extremes. Engines do this automatically and without our permission, so not only are we shown a distorted view of the world — but this isn't obvious, either. At least when you were reading Socialist Worker or Scientology Times, you knew what you were getting. It's possible now to harbor extraordinary opinions and believe you are not only obviously right for doing so, but in the mainstream.
I believe that every action has a reaction. Maybe now is the time to realize that our news is too important to get for free, that quality journalism costs money, that our attention should not be stolen for cents on the dollar.
I love Chicken Tikka Masala more than anything else in the world, but I don't want to eat it every day. Our news needs the same variety. Perhaps micro payments can finally take off and we can get the diet we deserve. Otherwise, digital obesity and opinion inflexibility will set in at a time when we really need a healthy diet.


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November 12th, 2004, 11:55 AM #1
Is it just coincidence that I stopped getting Hammacher sales through BeFree links as soon as they launched in CJ this month, or are these links no longer tracking? I have received no emails from them about this and it just seems a little strange. Links still work just no sales.
Anyone else see this?"Merchant with no cookie get no clicky"
November 12th, 2004, 12:58 PM #2
Well I signed up for their CJ account and they emailed back saying they declined because I was a befree merchant and that it would be better if I staied with Befree.
November 15th, 2004, 07:39 AM #3
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Your BeFree links should still be tracking correctly. I double checked our BeFree program links and all seems to be well. I am fully supporting both CJ and BeFree-- which program you prefer working with is entirely up to you.
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William Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice by Mike Wissa, Drew Torgeson, Christian Roy happily ever after Summary Bassanio needs money to marry Portia in Venice, Italy... Bassanio borrows money from his friend, Antonio, who borrows it from a Jew, Shylock. Shylock tells Antonio that if he doesn't pay the full loan back in 3 months, he gets to take a pound of flesh from him. Bassanio goes to Portia to see if he can marry her. Bassanio marries Portia. But..... Antonio can't pay Shylock back, because his ships wrecked and he lost his money. Antonio and Shylock are sent before the Duke to be judged. Bassanio comes to help, and Portia follows, disguised as a lawyer. in the court room... Antonio pleads for mercy
Bassanio offers double the money
Shylock doesn't take the offer, he wants take the pound of flesh out of Antonio's chest, which would kill him.
Portia comes in as a Lawyer. No one recognizes her.
She cites law that says Shylock can take the flesh, but he can't draw any blood.
He can't figure out how to do it, so he gives up.
Shylock is arrested because he made an attempt on Antonio's life.
Portia takes half of his money and gives to the city of Venice, and half to Antonio.
Antonio gives half of his half back to Shylock because of mercy.
Shylock converts from Judaism to Christianity. and they all lived....... major themes love justice mercy One of the themes in The Merchant of Venice is love, because of Bassanio and Portia. Portia loves him, but her father wants her to marry a rich prince from somewhere that is lucky enough to pick her picture out of the correct casket. Bassanio loves Portia, but is not rich enough to be one of the men who takes the chance with the caskets. When Bassanio gets the loan from Antonio, he is able to do this. The other rich princes who come to the caskets pick the wrong ones, because of greed. When Bassanio chooses the casket he picks the right one, and him and Portia are very happy. Mercy is one of the themes in this play because of the way that Shylock doesn't have mercy on Antonio. Antonio isn't able to pay back his loan, and Bassanio even offers him double the money back, but Shylock sticks to the contract because Antonio is a Christian. At the end of the play, Shylock is finally stopped and Antonio uses mercy in the way that he gives him some of his money back. When Antonio can't pay back his loan, Shylock demands justice instead of mercy and demands that the contract be carried out. The contract said that if Antonio can't pay back his loan in three months, Shylock can take a pound of flesh. Three months comes and Antonio doesn't have the money. And even though he is offered double the amount, Shylock still demands that he recieves justice by doing his side of the contract. In the end, when Portia tells him of the law that he cannot spill any blood, Shylock isn't able to carry out his side of the bond without breaking the law, so justice comes back to him and Shylock now is the one who wants mercy. gold silver lead Who chooseth me shall gain what many men desire Who chooseth me shall get as much as he deserves Who chooseth me must give and hazard all he hath lines from the play "I am a Jew. Hath not a Jew eyes? Hath not a Jew hands,
organs, dimensions, senses, affections, passions; fed with the same
food, hurt with the same weapons, subject to the same diseases,
heal'd by the same means, warm'd and cool'd by the same winter
and summer, as a Christian is? If you prick us, do we not bleed? If
you tickle us, do we not laugh? If you poison us, do we not die?
And if you wrong us, do we not revenge? If we are like you in the
rest, we will resemble you in that." Two Christians are mocking Shylock and asking him if he truly plans to take a pound of flesh if Antonio doesn't keep his side of the bargain. Shylock basically says "of course" and says this quote. He means that Jews are people just like Christians, and are not any less human than them. He explains that if Jews are like Christians in all these ways, then they can have revenge too. Characters Bassanio Portia Antonio Shylock "The quality of mercy is not strained,
It droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven
Upon the place beneath. It is twice blest:
It blesseth him that gives and him that takes.
'Tis mightiest in the mightiest: it becomes
The throned monarch better than his crown;
His sceptre shows the force of temporal power,
The attribute to awe and majesty,
Wherein doth sit the dread and fear of kings;
But mercy is above this sceptred sway,
It is enthroned in the hearts of kings,
It is an attribute to God himself;
And earthly power doth then show likest God's,
When mercy seasons justice. Therefore, Jew,
Though justice be thy plea, consider this,
That in the course of justice none of us
Should see salvation: we do pray for mercy;
And that same prayer doth teach us all to render
The deeds of mercy." This is one of the more famous speeches from the play, said by Portia. It explains the importance and power of mercy. She says this to Shylock, trying to convince him enough that he will have mercy on Antonio. - a normal guy from Venice - a merchant - a very wealthy lady from Venice - a Jew the end
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Some of our attacking play was good on Wednesday but, in saying that, I feel that Birmingam are a well coached team and the delivery of pass behind our lines at times gave us problems. The fact they didn't score from open play was down to the excellent form of our centre backs and the team in general.
From a forward point of view, it was nice to see some exciting wing play, Robbie Keane coming back to a better touch and Fredi Kanoute gave them problems. Once we were one and two up, the more they had to push forward and the more dangerous we began to look on the counter attack.
Robbie scored a goal, which was ruled offside, before we opened the official account and, overall going forward, we were okay. Once again, well done to Anderton and Poyet, the engine room has to work. Simon Davies came back and did well before tiring in the second half and Johnnie Jackson did a splendid emergency job at left back.
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Indiana Congressman Mike Pence has proposed what he calls a "middle ground" in the debate over immigration reform. For his efforts Pence is now the subject of harsh criticism from both sides of the debate. But it is the criticism from the anti-immigration hard-liners on the right that threatens Pence's standing as a hero to conservatives.
The Senate, fresh off passing the McCain-Kennedy amnesty plan, appears adamant that its position on a guest worker program containing some sort of amnesty must survive. Meanwhile, the hard-core crowd in the House led by Colorado Republican Tom Tancredo is providing a much more vigorous critique of the Pence plan, concluding that it is weak on border security and tantamount to amnesty, even though the Pence plan has won support from conservatives including Dick Armey and Newt Gingrich.
Indeed, Tancredo says, the Pence plan "gives the administration exactly what it wants: unlimited foreign workers first, enforcement later or never. Pence's plan is the '86 amnesty with a trip home tacked on." MSNBC commentator Pat Buchanan this week joined the fray with a column attacking Pence as a traitor to the conservative cause because of his "stealth amnesty" plan. Buchanan says one of the crucial steps ignored by Pence is to "[b]uild a fence along the 2,000-mile border to stop the flood."
Also dealing a blow to the public relations effort for the Pence plan was Minuteman founder Jim Gilchrist.
On a weekend call-in talk show, which featured Pence as a guest, Gilchrist phoned in with kind words for Pence's plan and thanked him for engaging in the debate with new ideas. Pence misread Gilchrist's comments as support for his plan and announced Monday at The Heritage Foundation that the Minuteman leader was in favor.
But Gilchrist denies that, telling World Net Daily, "I congratulated Congressman Pence on putting forth alternatives, but that does not mean I think the alternatives Congressman Pence proposed are the solution. Quite frankly, I don't." Gilchrist concludes, the "only solution that has any chance of work is for us to close the borders first, before we start talking about any kind of a guest worker program."
What appears to be missing from the criticism of the Pence plan is an acknowledgement that it does put border security first.
A key provision of the Pence plan puts a two-year wait on implementing a guest worker program while the border is being secured, fence and all. After that waiting period the Department of Homeland Security would be required to certify the security of the border. Essentially, this provision is identical to Republican Johnny Isakson of Georgia's amendment that failed in the Senate. That amendment was lauded by conservatives of all stripes and its defeat signaled the end of any conservative support for the Senate bill.
In an interview with Lou Dobbs on CNN, Pence responded to critics who claim his plan is weak on border security. "We do everything that the House legislation adopted last December does to secure the border," Pence said. "My proposal is, Lou, that for the first two years after enactment, all we do is secure the border, and build the fence and deploy the UAV and build the additional capacity and have additional border patrols. A nation without borders is not a nation. That has to come first."
Pence also rejects accusations that his plan amounts to amnesty. In a Wall Street Journal op-ed Pence wrote, "my bill does not include a so-called path to citizenship, i.e., an amnesty, for the some 12 million illegal aliens in this country. Instead, it insists that they leave and come back legally if they have a job opportunity in the U.S."
Still, Pence's detractors aren't convinced.
They're so adamant about the perceived wrong-headedness of his plan that they appear willing to dismiss the young conservative as a has-been. Indeed, rather than disagreement followed by dialogue, some appear ready to banish the Republican Study Committee's Chairman to the hinterlands of the conservative movement. In the above mentioned column Buchanan insists that the adoption of the Pence plan will mark "the end of Mike Pence as a rising star of the GOP."
That would be a shame.
The idea that some so-called conservatives would abandon an up-and-coming Reaganite because they disagree with his good-faith attempt to find a workable immigration solution is a measure of the temperature at which this debate is being conducted.
Pence has demonstrated his commitment to the conservative cause time and time again. Without his leadership, it is likely that the RSC's numerous victories in this Congress would not have happened. And that is no small thing.
Increasingly in this Republican Congress it has been Pence and his small band of conservatives that have been the only ones willing to stand up for principle. But that point appears to be lost on many hard-liners who are dead set on a "my way or the highway" approach to immigration.
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