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Clock is ticking for Malaysia Airlines in crisis management
In this cross posting from The Conversation, Hamish McLean of Griffith University assesses the mysterious disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 from a PR perspective. For Malaysia Airlines, every hour counts as it deals with the loss of flight MH370 with 227 passengers and 12 crew on-board. The first 48 hours of a crisis are the most critical for an organisation as it aims to reassure people that it can deal with, and resolve, the crisis. It is in this time period that people will decide whether or not to support the organisation in trouble. A failure to act decisively and with leadership can result in inflaming outrage and blame. For Malaysia Airlines, that time is now up. It is now entering a reputational minefield. -
Why hackers and marketers need each other more than ever
In a guest post from South by SouthWest Daniel Bluzer-Fry says as the world evolves marketers and hackers will need each other more than ever to stay relevant. During The New Digital Age – a session at the SXSW interactive conference with Google's Eric Schmidt and Jared Cohen , director of Google Ideas - it was suggested most technical white-collar jobs will disappear in the near future thanks to the continual evolution of technology. The Googlers believe that it is creativity that will be key in giving people utility as labour, so even those who have historically been our most respected professionals appear at risk. For instance, if I were to ask you if you'd prefer a human surgeon or robot to do major surgery on you in ten years time … well, it's hard not to think that the robot would be more accurate, reliable and expedient. -
Eight surprises in the new Sydney radio ratings
Today's radio results signal a once in a generation shift, argues Mumbrella's Tim Burrowes. Zoinks. This may be the most dramatic radio survey ever released. Here are the things I noticed first. (Forgive me for focusing on Sydney, where the changes have been the biggest.) 1. In Monday to Sunday share, Southern Cross Austereo's 2DayFM has plummeted from number one FM station to bottom commercial station on either FM or AM. That is, I'm just about certain, unprecedented. It's even below Fairfax Media's struggling talk station 2UE. 2DayFM's audience halved from 8.4% to 4%. -
Answers for Adam: Should marketers follow Kyle Sandilands' lead?
With people more likely to notice the negative Adam Ferrier asks should marketers dial up the negative for more sales? If you have an ugly feature on your face – guess what other people notice. In fact they notice it even more than you think - sorry. In fact, it's normally how we remember other people 'You know Bob – the guy with the big hairy nose'. We pay attention to his big hairy nose for the same reason we notice negative, alarmist headlines in the news. Or why advertising often uses scares and shock tactics. Or why 74per cent of the available words we can use to describe someone's personality are negative. -
The media consolidation is coming - and the deals have probably already been done
The coming wave of media consolidation could push Ten into the arms of News Corp, Seven into bed with Fairfax Media and Nine with WIN, predicts Mumbrella's Tim Burrowes A long while back, I had lunch with the father of an English Premier League footballer. He confided that his son would be replacing my club's top striker. None of this had appeared in the transfer-obsessed tabloid sports pages. And nor did it for several months. But the transfer eventually unfolded in exactly the way he told me it would. It was eye-opening to realise just how far in advance top level deals are stitched up. -
Banning booze ads will just make marketers more creative
As the calls for stricter regulation of alcohol advertising to protect children heat up Mike O'Rourke argues changes to advertising will do nothing without changing behaviour at home. Hi, my name is Mike O'Rourke and I ask my kids to pass me beers. I drink alcoholic beverages at home, and yes, I have also been guilty of asking my kids to go to the fridge for me. And when we have guests I angst about what wine we'll serve as much what food we'll eat. And the rhetorical discussions with my son over whether I should get 2 bags of ice or just the one (the answer's always two). Like most Australian families, alcohol plays a large part in my home life. -
Why stupid is normal – when smart people make dumb choices
Ashton Bishop and Gary Wilkinson argue how the actions of former BP chief Tony Hayward during the Gulf of Mexico oil crisis should be a wake up call to stressed marketers and those that work with them. In 2010 after over 455 million litres of oil had already poured into the Gulf off the Louisiana coast and millions of litres more continued to escape every day, Tony Hayward, the CEO of oil giant BP, and the public face of the environmental disaster, decided to take part in an exclusive yacht race off the Isle of Wight. There was outrage. Social media, already heavily critical of BP's poor response to the catastrophe, got worse. -
What is the most effective method for charity fundraising?
Recent pieces on Mumbrella around charity street fundraisers have stirred debate about the pros and cons of the practice. Here Angela Brooks looks at what the statistics show is the best way of fundraising. Following Mumbrella's recent stories on the pro's and con's of 'chuggers', I thought it may be of value to reveal what the statistics show is the best fundraising strategy for charities and how to secure more out of the Australian hip pocket. The results will surprise many. -
Answering Adam: Why advertising spin does harm consumers
In response to Adam Ferrier's article on whether advertising spin is actually OK, TV luminary Nick Murray argues it is not. As Adam Ferrier correctly points out in his wonderfully provocative article the ABC's consumer affairs show The Checkout takes aim at brands which charge more for products marketed by preying on desires and fears in nearly every episode. I make TV shows including The Checkout, so I thought I'd give a non marketer's perspective. -
Analysis: Where has it gone wrong for Ten?
After starting the year with improved ratings and an air of optimism audience shares have declined severely for Network Ten. Megan Reynolds spoke to industry insiders to find out where it went wrong. Secrets and Lies was one of the most anticipated dramas of the year, which has already been picked up by production companies in the US and UK, launched to 403,000 metro viewers on Channel Ten last night. While those numbers may be disappointing for executives in the Pyrmont offices, they are higher than it has been getting for established reality show The Biggest Loser and the revived So You Think You Can Dance (SYTYCD). In the week after the Winter Olympics Ten's total network audience share dropped from 18.8 per cent, to 14.4 per cent. This included the main channel's worst-ever rating night, where it took just 6.4 per cent of the audience. -
Answers for Adam: Is advertising spin actually good?
In his regular column Adam Ferrier poses a question to the industry. Today he asks is advertising spin as bad as it is made out to be? Advertising is bad right? We coerce people into buying stuff they don't need. Further, as TV show The Checkout points out (most weeks) we sometimes just put a descriptive word like 'Baby', or 'Premium' on a certain product, and then charge more for exactly the same thing. For example, all shampoos are basically made of the same stuff – so why are some priced at $3.00 a bottle whilst 'Premium Salon Quality' alternatives (at product parity) cost $30 (or more)? -
Mumbrella360 - how you can be involved
The industry is once again being asked to get involved in this year's Mumbrella360. Mumbrella's Tim Burrowes explains how This is the fourth time we've done this. It's the moment to fire the starting pistol on Mumbrella360. In the next few days we'll be announcing at least one big new thing for Mumbrella360. But the most important thing remains the same - once again we're inviting the industry to join us in curating the conference. You're reading that invitation right now. -
Why the new DrinkWise campaign is a fail
A new campaign by DrinkWise aimed at encouraging people to drink responsibly actually does the opposite, argues Joel Egan. Clemenger BBDO Melbourne's new campaign, 'Drinking - do it properly', is stylish, cool and well executed which ticks all the boxes for them. But I can't help thinking that DrinkWise could be left picking up the pieces. -
Reinventing the news model in the digital era
On Friday night Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull launched Morry Schwartz's The Saturday Paper at a function in Sydney. This is an abridged version of his speech. Just a few years ago in 2008 the president of France Nicholas Sarkosy said: "democracy can not function with a press permanently on the edge of an economic precipice." -
Can Big Data predict the Best Picture Oscar winner?
With many struggling to provide insights from Big Data Bryan Melmed puts his money where his mouth is by using it to predict the winner of the Best Picture Oscar. Can big data insights predict the winner of Best Picture at Sunday's Oscars? We think it can and we are betting the farm on 12 Years a Slave. And this is how we figured it out.
Perth radio ratings: Mix94.5 cements market lead
Mix94.5 has built a strong market lead in the Nielsen radio ratings in Perth.
The Southern Cross Austereo station pushed ahead from 13.2% to 15% share on Monday to Sunday – bigger audience growth than any other brand in the Perth survey.
Fairfax-owned station 96FM, which performed strongly in the last survey, was the biggest faller this time round.
The third most listened-to station in Perth fell by the same amount as Mix grew Monday to Sunday, down 1.8 percentage points. It fell further in the weekday ratings, down 2.2 percentage points to 11.7% share.
Competition for second place is fierce, with 92.9 just ahead with 12.5% share, followed by 96FM (11.5%), ABC720 (11.4%) and Nova93.7 (11%).
Today's 92.9 grew share from 11.4% to 12.5% – going particularly well at breakfast (up 1.6 percentage points) – and leapfrogging 96FM and Nova.
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As the Buccaneers cleaned out their lockers last week at One Buc Place, a handful spoke to Pewter Report regarding the 2012 season, and the culture change within the organization.
With the Buccaneers' 2012 season officially over, it was that time of the year where the players reflected on the past season and looked forward to the next one.
Even though the Buccaneers didn't have the end result they would have liked (7-9), for the players there were some things that can be encouraging when looking back on the season.
After clearing out their lockers this week, a few players spoke to PewterReport.com about the 2012 season and what they look forward to in the new year.
For rookie linebacker Lavonte David, it was about how the team remained a unit even when things got tough.
"How everybody stuck together, David said. "Everybody stayed together throughout [this year]. We had a little fall off towards the end, but everybody stayed together. We knew what we were capable of and that's what we tried to accomplish this last game."
Third-year wide receiver Mike Williams also reflected on the past season. For him, lessons were learned in 2012.
"I am going to take a lot of lessons learned," Williams said. "We can go and learn a lot of lessons [like] how to win more games and how to stay in the games. We were in a lot of close games. Knowing that we can win them especially with the last game we beat the number one team in the NFC and they played their starters. So [just] learning from that too. Going into this off season learning from what we did this season."
Kicker Connor Barth mentioned how important it is to focus on the positives of a season at this time of the year.
"Obviously it is always a disappointment when you don't get in the playoffs and you are packing up this time in December," Barth said. "You just got to look at the positives. Just what we have done this year and the culture change like you said. It just has been a lot better. Everybody has bought in the accountability factor. Everyone has been watching more film and just taking it more seriously. I think you will see a big change when we have our second year—second go around."
Head coach Greg Schiano said from the start that he wanted to have a culture change within the organization, his players agreed that it actually happened.
"Yes, just the whole sense of being professional and just doing your job," Barth said. "Just holding us to this sense of accountability. It has been great. I think guys have really bought in and we are looking forward to continuing like I said the second year is always better. We are still learning. It is a learning year this year for us, and our coach learning about us. I thought it was great. We had a good year and we just got to continue to build and hopefully do some damage next year."
Williams also believes that the team has bought into the new culture brought in by Greg Schiano.
"Definitely, making it a family atmosphere and letting us know we can stick to his philosophy and still win," Williams said. "I think he did a lot with changing the atmosphere."
For now, all the team can do is look forward. Linebacker Mason Foster summed up his team's 2012 football season.
"(We) didn't win enough games, but I felt we got better as the year went on," Foster said. "(We are) just going to continue to work and go into the off season trying to get better."
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January 8, 2013
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well done everyone - I think that makes a nice list for offseason homework for our coaching staff....and we expect nothing less than an A on your homework coaches!
January 6, 2013
11:18 pm
GO TEAM GO IN @)!# I THINK TAMP WILL ADD MORE POSITIVE PIECES OF THE PUZZLE- LOOK AT ROOKIE QB FROM SEATTLE-HE PLAYING AGAIST ATLANTA THIS NEXT WEEK- AND I THINK they have a good chance if they close with atlanta. STILL GO BUCS, IF WE CAN BEAT THEM ANYONE CAN BEAT THEM. THEY STILL HAVEN'T WON THE BIG WON-TAMPA BAY IN 2002 AGAIN GO BUCS-GO BUCS-GO BUCS
January 5, 2013
11:33 am
You hit the nail on the head pinkstop , you're exactly right . I also feel a whole lot better this jan. than i did a year ago .
January 5, 2013
10:19 am
EastEndBoy I got a few. If you're calling an offensive play on 3rd down make sure you call a play where everyone runs past the 1st down marker. I'm so sick of seeing 3rd and 9 only to see a WR or TE run a route 6 yards out only to get tackled a yard after the catch. Another lesson learned: Free Freeman! Everyone who doesn't live under a rock sees that the league has shifted to QB's who can pick up yard with their feet and even run some option. Look at all the mobile QB's in the playoffs this year. In 2010 Freeman was second in the league in rushing yards behind M. Vick and he also showed the ability to break a lot of would be sacks. Stop worrying about this guy getting hurt and give him the freedom to run whenever he doesn't like what he sees. Also, call more bootleg and option plays. Finally EastEndBoy, I actually like gimmick plays because it shows imagiination in the play calling and gives the opposing team more things to prepare for. We just need to do a better job of know when to call them, which ones to call and execute them better!
January 5, 2013
6:44 am
I know this much. I feel a lot better about the team this January than I did last January.
January 5, 2013
3:18 am
That was a good post , EastEndBoy . I still have not gotten over that Philly game . By Independence day , maybe .
January 4, 2013
9:13 pm
I've got one eastendboy........How about making defensive adjustments either in game, or at the half rather than waiting until the very last game of the year when you are 250 yards away from becoming the very worst pass defense in the entire history of the NFL.
January 4, 2013
4:40 pm
nice one stlbucsfan!
January 4, 2013
4:04 pm
Or better yet lets not run out the clock when we are LOSING (you're welcome Dallas) LOL Had to support my guy EastEndBoy
January 4, 2013
3:59 pm
I hope more players stay in the area and buy in to Tampa Bay is a family where we support our Bucs on and off season. Thank you 10-6 in 2014 or more.
January 4, 2013
3:51 pm
"Yes, just the whole sense of being professional and just doing your job," Not exactly a difficult goal to attain.
January 4, 2013
3:51 pm
I honestly hope the coaches take the same attitude - review their decisions throughout the year (there were a number of questionable calls that made a big difference in close games) and learn from them - here are a few thoughts: 1) don't try to run-out more than a quarter of football, keep playing and using the game plan that got you the lead. (you're welcome GIANTS) 2) if some part of our team ends up looking like a problem (in 2012 that was the secondary) don't put the ball in their hands and say "go win it for us"...try something else. (you're welcome PHILY) 3) Tampa-2 sounds good (sorry ATL) 4) prevent defense prevents us from winning - espcially when our opponents only need a field goal (you're welcome WASH) 5) no more gimmicks...please (you're welcome SAINTS) 6) no more unnecessary personnel changes (you're welcome DENVER) Anybody else got any?
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CMYK TODAY H 64 L 34 TUESDAY 63 WEDNESDAY H 64 L 35 Visit us online at www.thepinelog.com Volume 93 Issue 19 Next Publication: Thursday, November 15, 2012 Monday, November 12, 2012 PINE LOG The The Independent Voice of Stephen F. Austin State University Page 5 SFA's Lumberjacks rout Howard Payne 84-30 in season opener at home. L 38 H By Emily Jensen Staff Writer On Saturday the Freshman Leadership Academy hosted the first 5K Zombie Run to help raise awareness about childhood obesity. The event had more than 100 runners and between 60 and 70 zombies spread throughout the entire course. The fast-est runner was Cameron Courtney, who finished with a time of 22 minutes, 11 seconds. The proceeds of the event will be used to put in a Frisbee golf course in a low-income area for kids. "I didn't expect the level of difficulty of the obstacles," Estela Valles, freshman, said. The course started at the Intramural Fields, and runners had to go through zombie hotspots and obstacles, such as crawling in the mud and jumping over hurdles. At the beginning of the race, runners were given three flags. If a runner still had a flag at the end of the race, they survived the zombie attacks and were entered in a raffle. If the runner lost all of their flags, they didn't survive the apocalypse. Derek Head, a zombie at the 5K, ter-rorized runners and won the award for stealing the most flags. "I handed them a pile of the flags," Head said. "It was a lot of fun, but the hardest part was not smiling. I was hav-ing such a good time; I was trying to be serious, but I just couldn't do it." According to Dennis Hagans, the stu-dent body president, theSchool of Theatre did the make-up for the zombies. "It was a great collaboration overall, thanks to everyone," Hagans said. By Emily Jensen Staff Writer On Thursday students from the SFA School of Nursing met with nursing students from UT-Tyler and participated in the first collaborative disaster simulation. These simulations help prepare students for real-life disaster situa-tions and teach them how to take care of victims and how to evacuate properly. "You saw the (effects) of Hurricane Sandy," Dr. Della Connor, as-sistant professor in the nursing department, said. "We have to know how to evacuate people and how to take care of the sick." On Thursday, the SFA students dressed as victims of a wildfire and were driven to the UT-Tyler campus. Once there, the Tyler nursing students treated them as actual victims of a fire. The role of nurse and victim will switch off every semester. Victims are dressed to look like the part, and in this past simulation, the SFA students played the elderly or mentally ill. 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Open positions included out-of- house pPromotions assistant; wellness assistant; lifeguard; IMS (Intramural Sports) game su-pervisor; sport club supervisor; water safety instructor; personal trainer; office assistant; Group X instructor; fitness assistant; ser-vice assistant; and internship/ practicum. The internship/practicum pro-gram is a semester-long opportu-nity to integrate experience from the job into an undergraduate education. The deadline to apply for the internship/practicum for the Spring is Wednesday, Nov. 14. "We lose a lot of graduating students at the end of the school semesters, and so we try to pro-mote Campus Rec the best we can and portray it as a fun envi-ronment" to both work out and to work at, Katy Sharpe, senior and sport club manager, said. The next Campus Rec Job Fair will take place Wednesday, April 17, hiring for the summer and upcoming Fall Semester. 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With a background as diverse as the state of Texas, new Tomball city planner Rebeca Guerra is settling into her new office, in a new state.
Guerra was hired by Tomball after she spent several years as a senior planner in the Orlando, Fla. area, serving the county government and a area population of 1.2 million people.
She has an associate degree in journalism, a bachelor's in international affairs and a graduate degree in urban and regional planning. She is certified by the American Institute of Certified Planners, certified in the crime prevention through environmental design program and is a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design accredited professional.
"I've always wanted to live in Texas," Guerra said. "I love the independent spirit that Texas personifies."
Guerra said that the draw of Texas ultimately led her to the opening in Tomball. She immediately liked what she saw and decided to pack up and head west.
"I saw a charming downtown area with a great council that had a comprehensive plan for the entire city," she said. "I have a chance to get right into the middle of it."
Guerra stated that she has immediate goals she is working on, such as the ongoing Downtown Specific Plan project and a re-working of the city's sign ordinance.
Guerra said that the city is working hard on getting a final version of the Downtown Specific Plan completed before the end of the fiscal year.
In the 2012-13 fiscal year, Guerra said she has four key areas she would like to focus on. She is looking at updating the zoning ordinances, rules governing landscaping, parking requirements for businesses and completing a connecting sidewalk pattern around the Medical Complex area.
"Medical Complex is a wonderful jewel that Tomball has," she said. "We need to work very hard to make it all it can be."
Guerra said it hasn't taken much time for her or her pets to get settled into the area.
"This is an incredibly friendly town and everyone at the city including (City Manager George Shackelford), Mayor (Gretchen) Fagan and city council have all been a wonderful help," Guerra said.
While this is her first position as the head of a planning department, Guerra believes that her background and experiences as a senior planner have readied her for the position.
"I am looking forward to the challenges and opportunities I have here," she said. "Tomball is ready to blossom and I am just blessed to be here."
Maintaining adequate staffing levels is tough for any public entity, but it has been extremely hard on the Tomball Fire Department (TFD). With a booming population comes increased traffic, more accidents and more calls for service.
"It's a balancing act," Tomball Fire Chief Randy Parr said.
That's why when word came of a federal grant program that would enable the department to hire more firefighters, Parr jumped at the chance to apply. The Tomball City Council gave Parr permission to apply for the grant and he recently heard from FEMA that their grant proposal was accepted.
A grant for a little more than $1.2 million spread out over two years, will enable Parr to hire nine fulltime firefighters.
"This is truly a game changer for the Tomball Fire Department," he said. "It will provide continuity in our operations and groups of firefighters will be able to work together continuously."
The department has always been able to maintain a high rating, even in the face of staffing shortages, Parr said, but the constant struggle to move parts and people around hasn't been easy.
"The issue has been to have enough consistent staffing to keep two fire stations open for 24 hours," he said. "In order to do that, we have to have two apparatuses staffed with a minimum of three people."
Parr said that two out of every three days, station two on Holderreith Road is closed at night, due to understaffing.
"In order to mitigate that we have to have four full-time firefighters," he said. "This will improve the safety of the community and the safety of our firefighters."
The grant will be all of the salary and benefits for the nine firefighters, which Parr said will consist of three officers, three driver/operators and three firefighters. A cutback of part-time firefighter hours and continued growth of city and emergency service district revenue streams, will go towards ensuring the department will be able to keep the new firefighters after the two-year grant period. Parr said that he, Tomball City Manager George Shackelford and the Tomball City Council will work together over the next year to come up with a plan.
"We still continue to anticipate growth in revenues," Parr said.
Parr said that once news arrived that TFD was being awarded the grant, he knew the community had won.
"We will now be able to provide our good, consistent service for 24 hours a day, seven days a week."
The 40th annual Tomball Night was a huge success, as it drew thousands out to the streets of Tomball. The annual celebration and shopping extravaganza is organized by the Greater Tomball Area Chamber of Commerce.
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The Tomball City Council passed the proposed 2012-13 budget 3-2, during a regular session Aug. 6. Council members Derek Townsend and Mark Stoll voted no on the proposed budget.
City Manager George Shackelford explained the budget process and how staff members came up with the estimates.
"Obviously this year we are collecting more in sales tax revenue than we projected, but things happen so we wanted to be conservative with our estimates," he said.
The budget process includes three major funds. The general fund provides for day-to-day operations of the city and its departments, the enterprise funds are revenues collected for water, sewer and gas services, while the debt service fund is the fund that pays off city debt like bonds.
The city is expecting about $16.3 million in revenues for the general fund and projects to spend about $15.5 million of that next fiscal year. Thos funds include about $20,000 designed to send all council members and some members of the Sister City organization to Telgte, Germany, for the sister city's anniversary celebration. Townsend and Stoll took issue with that.
"I feel that council needs to reconsider this," Stoll said. "The Tomball Sister City Organization is a separate organization which does not fall under the City of Tomball's control. They do not need the taxpayer's assistance (to send their members to Germany)."
Stoll went on to say that he would support the city paying the airfare for the mayor and city manager, so that they can represent Tomball at the event.
"Keep in mind that the council passed a 36 percent tax increase on taxpayers last year," Stoll added. "How do you think this expense is being taken in their homes?"
Townsend agreed.
"I received several phone calls and I've got to agree with Councilman Stoll," he said.
Both Townsend and Stoll said they could not approve of the budget with that expense in it.
In other business, the council approved spending $36,000 to purchase several pieces of property along Elm Street and also named Grady Martin, president of the Tomball Sister City Organization, as the 2012 Mayor's Volunteer of the Year.
Martin was shocked by the announcement.
"Oh wow, this is a great honor, thank you so much," he said.
Council also approved expenditures for several yearly events, including $12,000 in hotel-motel tax funds for the second annual Bugs, Brew and Barbeque event, $60,000 from the same fund for the annual Tomball German Christmas and the Tomball German Heritage festivals.
Council also approved a bid from TJ&T Enterprises of a little more than $210,000 to improve concrete streets within the city.
Finally council approved a two-year grant that will enable the fire department to hire nine more full-time firefighters.
There will be a final public hearing and vote on next year's budget, at the Aug. 20 meeting.
Tomball's new marketing director Mike Baxter has made a splash in his first year, guiding the city to eight top awards at the recent Texas Festivals and Events Association's (TFEA) annual conference.
Tomball joined the group upon Baxter's arrival.
"There were 375 entrants in several categories and we entered eight of them," Baxter said. 'We won seven of them."
Baxter said the city entered in categories for events with a budget of $75,000 or less and took home the top spot in Best New Event for the Rails & Tails Mudbug Festival, Best New Mascot for Rusty Rails, Best Social Media for the city's Facebook page, Best Event T-shirt for Rails & Tails, Best Promotional Poster for Rails & Tails, Best Event Hat for Bugs, Brew and Barbeque and Best Event Button also for Rails & Tails.
"We accomplished so much in this first year," Baxter said. "For a first timer to come and do this is remarkable."
Baxter, whose previous background was in entertainment and amusement parks, said he took the approach to treat marketing Tomball like he was starting up a new amusement park.
"From the grassroots marketing to the mascot, it's all something that an amusement park would do and obviously that approach has paid off," he said. "There is so much buzz about Tomball now. It's not just that town you drive through on the way to the Renassaince Festival."
Baxter said that buzz is what will make tourism a valuable entity to the city.
"People now know that there's so much more here than they thought," he said. "We have special events, we have festivals, we have concerts, we have live music, there are so many good restaurants in town and more on the way --- this is just the right time for the right place."
"It's been a fun year," he said. "It's all coming together now."
Tomball City Councilman Mark Stoll has been on a year-long quest to receive answers about a water fee that he claims does not benefit residents of Tomball.
Stoll said that the fees levied by the North Harris County Regional Water Authority have totaled up to $7 million paid by Tomball residents in the past 10-plus years. The authority was created to help local water districts convert from groundwater usage to surface water usage per state law. Residents now pay $1.75 per 1,000 gallons of water pumped.
Stoll said his primary concern is that the regional authority has no plans to convert Tomball to surface water usage in the next two decades.
"When are the city and its residents going to get something from this investment?" Stoll said. "It looks like we are just helping other areas develop."
Stoll and Councilman Field Hudgens have been reaching out to state legislators about this issue for awhile now. Stoll recently asked his fellow council members to issue a resolution stating the city's opposition to the fee and present it to legislators.
That effort fell short at a recent council meeting, but they all agreed to set up a committee that will investigate the issue further and consider whether the council should formally oppose the fee.
Council appointed Stoll and Hudgens to the committee, along with residents Barbara Tague and Roy Lackey. They were chosen because of their experience with similar issues.
Stoll said that the fee has concerned him since he began seeing it on his water bill. He said the fee is assessed because the Harris-Galveston Coastal Subsidence District passed a law mandating the area convert to surface water to prevent subsidence. Subsidence occurs when groundwater levels get so low that the ground begins to sink.
"I'm not closed-minded about this issue and the committee will now hopefully give me a chance to ask specific questions and learn more," Stoll said. "I'm not convinced that subsidence is an issue affecting our area, but I may find out otherwise."
Stoll said there is no timetable for the committee to present its findings and opinions back to council. The committee will set up its agenda and functions at its first meeting Sept. 5.
The committee is not binding and does not fall under the regulations of a government body, but Stoll said he encourages the public to attend. The first meeting will start at 6 p.m. in the conference room at Tomball City Hall.
While the summer is winding down, Tomball is preparing for a second round of festivals and events this fall.
First up is the second annual Bugs, Brew and Barbeque event at the Tomball Depot, Sept. 29.
"It's the first of our second annual events," Tomball Marketing Director Mike Baxter said.
Admission is free.
Baxter said that more than 75 classic Volkswagen "bugs" will be on hand, courtesy of the North Houston Volkswagen Club.
"Beetles, vans, Ghias and dune buggies will all be there," he said.
Attendance at last year's event was just under 1,900. Baxter hopes to increase that this year.
New this year is a partnership with Spec's which has allowed Baxter to bring in a wider variety of Texas craft beer to the event. More than 30 varieties will be available including Southern Star, St. Arnold, Shiner, Real Ale, Alamo and Rahr & Sons. Cisco's Salsa Company will be serving the beer.
"Working with Spec's opened up a wider selection of Texas craft beers this year," he said.
Local barbeque favorite the Original Rib Tickler, as well as a new Tomball Dickey's location will be among the local barbeque vendors. Pulled pork, brisket, sausage and more will all be available, Baxter said.
There will also be a kids area and vendors selling everything from jewelry to pantry foods.
"We look at vendors that are applicable to each event rather than open it up to anyone," Baxter said.
Souvenir mugs will also be for sale.
The event, which runs from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m., will also feature three live bands. A performance from Credence Clearwater Revival tribute band Unfortunate Sons, followed by classic rockers The Bottle Rockers, while honky tonk favorite Jeff Woolsey and the Dancehall Kings will round out the entertainment.
"Folks can come out and enjoy the whole day without paying for anything but their brews and barbeque," Baxter said.
Baxter said the city's goal during the new festival season is to create a mix of events that people can associate with Tomball.
"We are trying to offer things and events that are unique and people can't find easily elsewhere," he said.
For more information visit www.ci.tomball.tx.us or call 281-351-5484.
The sound made famous by artists like Bill Monroe and Ricky Skaggs will fill the air of Tomball Oct. 27, as the city hosts its first ever Tomball Bluegrass Festival at the Tomball Depot.
The event, which will feature four bands, has been drawing a lot of interest, according to Tomball Marketing Director Mike Baxter.
"We've been getting a lot of phone calls and it's getting a lot of interest," he said.
Baxter said he came up with idea after the successful honky tonk festival last year.
"That is the great thing about our events," he said. "Instead of a country music festival, we have been able to do events that are more defined, like this and the honky tonk festival."
Headlining the event are Darin and Brook Aldridge, the Sweethearts of Bluegrass. They were voted the 2011 "Emerging Artists" award by the International Bluegrass Music Association, while also winning the gospel group, album and Song of the Year awards from the Society for the Preservation of Bluegrass Music.
Wood & Wire, a bluegrass group from Austin, will bring a unique mix of Americana and swing. Singing originals and traditional Bluegrass favorites, Baxter said the group peppers their songs with funky acoustic jams and instrumentals.
Local favorites TayHoss will also perform, bringing with them a regional style with touches of country, blues and mountain traditional.
A fourth band, the Soundcheck Band, will open the show, starting at 11:30 a.m.
Baxter said the event will also feature a jam tent, which will feature several Bluegrass artists throughout the day in traditional and fun jam sessions.
Food and beverages will be available, along with vendors, kids activities and games.
Baxter said he hopes to draw around 1,500 people for the inaugural event.
"It all depends on the weather, but from the forecasts right now it looks like it's shaping up to be beautiful," he said.
Forecasts as of press time show sunny skies and a high temperature of 80.
Admission and parking are free for the event. The music starts at 11:30 a.m. and runs until 6 p.m.
For more information call 281-351-5484 or visit www.facebook.com/TomballTexanForFun.
The City of Tomball recently added land to its extraterritorial jurisdiction, which is currently being purchased by Baker Hughes, on the northeast corner of FM 2978 and FM 2920.
The land, once developed, will include a new 72,445 square-foot classroom building, a 36,000 square-foot workshop, a 16,730 square-foot lab and two training oil rigs.
The $50-plus million project will be Baker Hughes Western Hemisphere Education Center once complete. The company has a similar site in the eastern hemisphere located in Dubai, India.
The Tomball Economic Development Corporation (TEDC) is also in the middle of the project, as it will contribute a little more than $900,000 towards the cost of the projects infrastructure.
TEDC executive director Kelly Violette said she is confident that the project will create new jobs, new growth and lots of additional sales and property tax revenue.
The project is designed to help with training and education of Baker Hughes personnel and customers.
Officials said that the center will generate around 66,000 trainees per year, who will use more than 50,000 hotel room nights each year. The city estimates that the new facility will create 50 new jobs, as well as nearly 30 indirect jobs.
Officials are estimating more than an $8 million dollar benefit to the city over a 10-year period, with many of those dollars going into the hotel/motel fund, which is used to put on various events in the city and to promote Tomball as a tourist and business destination.
Construction on the site is expected to begin later this year or early 2013. Baker Hughes is now negotiating to buy the land and expects construction to be completed with a year of the start of construction.
Once the purchase of the land is completed, Baker Hughes will submit an application for annexation. Once that is complete the permitting process will begin, according to city officials.
The Tomball City Council took a large step towards bringing a major tourist entity to the city, when it voted to approve an agreement with the Houston Railroad Museum on it's relocation to Tomball.
"They are looking for a new home," said Tomball councilman Field Hudgens. "We have the space available and it makes sense for the two to merge together considering our history."
The Memorandum of Understanding is the first step in a process to bring the museum to Tomball. The agreement states that the museum would be located on the northeast side of the railroad tracks near the Tomball baseball fields.
Hudgens said the museum is a perfect fit for the city.
"It's a wonderful idea," he said. "It's a perfect match with Tomball's roots being set with the railroad."
The museum, which is run by the Gulf Coast Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society, has been closed for the entirety of 2012 while it searched for a new home. The museum's inventory includes several locomotives, freight cars, passenger cars and cabooses. There are also many railway artifacts.
The museum also provides educational tours and a scholarship to the National Park Service's Rail Camp in Scranton, Pa.
In other business the council approved a new sign ordinance which looks to eliminate the roadways of advertisements known as bandit signs, as well as regulate the size and scope of other signs within the city.
The next city council meeting will be Nov. 18.


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Used it on two clients shortly after I received it. Both clients enjoyed the fragrance and after skin smoothness. No skin irritation noted on either client.
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Wellworth® Classic
This water-saving version of the industry-leading Wellworth toilet brings graceful, streamlined design to the bath. At 1.28 gallons per flush, this high-efficiency toilet conserves up to 16,500 gallons of water per year, compared to a 3.5-gallon toilet, without sacrificing performance. An elongated seat offers extra comfort.
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