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This is not so much a comment as it is a request, i would like to get in touch with someone in this company but there is absolutely nothing i have found. If you could please e-mail me i would appreciate it a lot.
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i like ARISA can you send me a copy of all the volumes?pls i am a fan of it
I've been wondering will you guys ever release Suzuka volumes 16,17 and 18 I've been waiting forever to buy an English release I don't want my collection to be unfinished.
Question: Are you guys going to complete publishing Princess Resurrection in English? I have been waiting for years to finish the series and I heard you guys took over Del Rey Manga. So I was wondering, are you going to finish it?
I'm also a huge fan of the Suzuka series and unfortunately, my Japanese is very horrible it would be good if you released the final three chapters in English, you'd actually make a profit.
I cannot begin to express the feeling I have now. I have just learned that the last three volumes of Suzuka were never release in US. I have 1-10/12-15 volumes. I had not pass the tenth volume because I have not found the 11th one yet and now I find that I can't even finish the series??? I'm closet to losing it. PLEASE HELP ME IN THIS ENDEAVOR
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Like the other before me, I too am interested to know if you guys will ever continue the final 3 volumes of Suzuka (16, 17, and 18) It would be a shame to just drop the series. I could understand if there was a licensing problem, but it has been nearly 3 years and still nothing. There are still many loyal, dedicated fans of the series even now and would buy the last volumes in a heartbeat.
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Petition 11281901 Details
State: | North Carolina |
Location: | Wake |
Location Type: | County |
Salutation: | To the Honourable, the General Assembly of North Carolina now in Session |
Filing Date: | 1819-December-16 |
General Petition Information
Abstract: | "The Raleigh Auxiliary Society for Colonizing the free people of Colour of the United States" states that agents of its parent society, the American Colonization Society, have ascertained that "Sherbro is the most desirable Country for the colony" as it is "in all respects suited to the purposes of the Society" and interior land in great abundance "can be obtained for a mere trifle." In addition, the agents report that the numbers of free people of color in this country that "are willing & even anxious to go & make the experiment, are far greater than the Society, with their limited means, can accommodate." Even with this promising outlook and the support of the President of the United States, the petitioner puts forth that said society "needs more patronage & resources ... than can be drawn from individual benevolence." He therefore solicits "the patronage of your Honorable body, to the 'American Society for colonizing the free people of colour of the United States' and asks that "you request our Senators & Representatives in Congress, to use their influence & exertions to obtain from the General Government, the aid necessary for the Society to effect its great object." |
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# of Petition Pages: | 4 |
Related Documents: | No related documents are associated with petition 11281901 |
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Free Persons of Color: | 0 |
Defendants: | 0 |
Petitioners: | 1 |
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Repository: North Carolina Department of Archives and History, Raleigh, North Carolina
- General Assembly, Session Records, Miscellaneous Petitions, 1819
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Record Final Edited: | 4/1/1998 |
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Our diocese has a list like that for appropriate/suggested things to learn at each age/stage...I bet yours does too. Also EWTN
Hi Brenda,
God bless you, for the work you have done, and continue to promote!
I was raised with CCD, and found that when life took me away from my faith I came back into Christ, due to my religious education combined with my family's faith.
Over the years I've noticed many young adults, even into there 30's and 40's have a certain rebellious attitude towards what the Church teaches; even to the extent of rude, and disrespectful behavior in Catholic forums. What has gone on with our Catholic schools and CCD programs over the years?
Perhaps this has resulted from the decline in the number of nuns doing the religious ed teaching. They were professional teachers to begin with. Now, we don't have that luxury and have to rely upon dedicated lay people to lead the way. The lay instructors face the problem of lax parents who seem to place religious ed on the back burner. After all, there are the soccer games, dance recitals, basketball, etc. that must be attended. Religion is taking a back seat. This includes attending Mass.
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She was 2 years old when she first saw a pumpkin.
She can still remember her first Halloween, a long time ago. The sweets, the family.
All that changed that night, in '05, when "CAMPION" hit.
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From shooting to sharing, Google is trying to integrate itself into your photographic process
When it comes to social networks, there's already a lot for photographers to like about Googe+. It has some of the best intellectual property practices around and it doesn't crunch your photo quality as much as some others like Facebook. Today, at their Google I/O conference, they unleashed some new photo features on Google+, which are available right now.
Thanks to an update and some cobbled together apps, Google Glass now works with G+ and Facebook — and gets its first filters app
Even though Google Glass has been in people's hands for a very short period of time, updates and apps have started flying. The last few days have seen a number of important changes for the wearable computer, but it's still a long way away from being ready for widespread use.
Google+ now supports full res images, but only if you sideload them through Google Drive
Over on his blog, Trey Ratcliff has spotted something very interested over on Google+: that you can upload a full sized image to the social network, if you go about doing it right. He noted that if you upload a full resolution image to your Google Drive, and then add the image to Google+ from said Drive, it shows up as the full size — even with his images that are more than 7,000px wide.Here's how Ratcliff lays out uploading the images:
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Google has made no secret of its attempts to draw photographers into Google+, with large images and excellent design. Now users of Google's older image hosting service are finding themselves being shunted into the Google+ social network automatically. As reported by the Google Systems blog, if you try to access the Picasa Web interface, you'll now be automatically redirected to those albums hosted on Google+ instead.


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THANK THE ****ING LORD.* * * * * * * 7:21 p.m. UPDATE ON JOBA * * * * *
This from Brian Cashman: Chamberlain has what is being described as rotator cuff tendinitis. He will be rested for "about a week" and then start a throwing program after being evaluated again.
He will return to New York.
Just for your own reference: "tendinitis" is a nice way to say he has a little tear in his rotator cuff.
Joe Girardi said before the game he was optimistic Joba would play again this season. But a rotator cuff issue is nothing to mess around with. Don't expect to see Chamberlain any time soon this season, if at all.
Doesn't sound good for this year, but it also sounds like there's no reason he shouldn't come back strong next year, as the same pitcher. Thank God.
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I'm an adult and I consider myself to be well balanced but I've been feeling terrible during the last 48 hours. The prospect of him never being the same made me feel like saying "what's the point?". Baseball is only a game and not very important in the whole scheme of things but joba starts this year have made me feel like i had been given a gift and one that i was not looking forward to giving up.
If there's any further injury risk this year, shut him down, this could have been a lot worse (obviously)
The frustrating part right now - with the massive injuries hitting pitching prospects, we're facing innings limits again with Joba and Hughes.
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would this make it more likely that he will (eventually) have some real shlder problems
I wonder if next year, he'll have pitch count and inning limits.
I don't think so. Remember, Halladay had a similar problem 4 years ago.
Here's some info on tendinitis. It not really s Abraham describes it:
Isn't this wht Posada has and needed surgery for?? He is only a catcher, clearly it is more serious for a pitcher, no?
By the way, I think I know why the Yankees sent Joba to Dr. Andrews. Rotator cuff tendinitis was the initial diagnosis that Posada was given, after he came back from that, and he still couldn't throw, they sent him to Andrews and he told them it was a lot worse. Looks like they learned from their mistakes.
This is a good read on it shoulder tendinitis.
I'll watch the games when Kennedy and my boy Hughes is back.
Without a doubt he will.
Had Joba needed shoulder surgery, I probably would have stopped watching baseball for the rest of this year. This injury hurt me. Even with it not being too serious (and by not too serious I mean it looks like he won't need the dreaded shoulder surgery), I'm really only into watching Hughes and Kennedy, and I guess Moose in hopes he can get to 20.
I have officially given up on this Yankee season by the way. I do not think they will make the playoffs this year. Before this injury, I thought they had a solid chance. With it, I just can't see it, especially with how some of the key players have performed - I'm looking at you Jeter, Cano, and Melky. A-Rod too in big situations, but his overall numbers are where you want them to be.
I told my girlfriend after the injury that I was done watching for the year, and of course I'm watching right now.
edit: By the way, this should be the end of the season for Joba. Even if he's ready to start in mid September, there's no point in risking that. The goal should be to get Joba 100% for 2009.
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I am definitely guilty of this! Buying things to give as gifts is definitely the way to go. If for some reason I become particularly attached to something, then I may keep it for myself. However, every time I move, I find useless trinkets from my random journeys that don't even really remind me of the place I went. Photographs are much more rewarding.


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I am not sure if any of you ladies remember me, but when I had access to a computer I used to come on here a lot... I have been a member since before my first was born and that was back in Oct. 2006. I have also had 2 children after her as well. My 2nd DD was born in Nov. 2010, and my 1st son was born in Feb. 2012 and now I am due with my 2nd son end of sept/first week in oct.
I havent been on here in what feels like forever, but incase you remember me I thought I would give you an update...
My pregnancy has been very rough and most def not like my other ones. I had a really bad kidney infection, which I didnt know I had and bc of it I got very sick and ended up being admitted in the hospital and while I was in there I went into heart failure, my oxygen dropped, and my blood pressure was very low.. all while this was going on the baby was monitored very closely and I must say he is one strong little one bc he is perfectly fine.
I am not allowed to do much and that makes it hard and not being able to take care of my own kids and watching someone else having to do most of everything for them is one of the hardest things ever. Its been very rough.
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The tax credit for several home improvements including windows was part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 implemented back in late February. In the window industry, this act caused lots of confusion as requirements for windows qualifying for the tax credit, were vastly different than qualifying a window for Energy Star.
The Energy Star criteria has been the benchmark in the industry for many years. It seemed that the right arm didn't know what the left arm was doing in this case. You would have thought the different branches within the government would have consulted each other, in this case, the lawmakers and the Dept. of Energy. Unfortunately, this didn't happen, and there was a lot of confusion that arose.
Here is the challenge that came up, in order for windows to qualify for the tax credit, the windows needed to achieve an overall u-value of a .30 or less, and achieve a solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC) of a .30 or less. The numbers are not particularly unfair to window manufacturers, but they are a bit unfair to homeowners.
For example, a person living in the north, would want the SHGC to be higher (have less performance). The reason for this is in the winter, homeowners want more of the sun's rays to come in and heat the house. This results in using the home's heating unit less.
In southern climates a SHGC of a .30 or less makes sense because homeowners in these climates, want to keep the sun's rays from heating the house up for the majority of year, thus relying less on their air conditioning units.
And what if you purchased windows earlier in 2009 before the tax credit was announced, or if you had windows in process when the announcement was made, that were Energy Star qualifed, but didn't fit the .30/.30 criteria?
Well the IRS has just announced that Energy Star qualified windows purchased through June 1st, 2009, would also qualify for the tax credit. On June 1st, the IRS will release another statement clarifying their position, but it is almost certain that the .30/.30 qualification will be back in full effect.
Many window manufactures didn't have windows that could get to the .30/.30 qualification, and many still don't. From a homeowner perspective, if we are in the market to improve our homes, we are going to look at the tax credit qualified windows first. T
his has resulted in many window manufacturers to implement new glass packages, new window packages, and more R&D to make this happen sooner rather than later. Initially, this could result in higher costs to homeowners, but in the long run, in my opinion, it will result in better performing windows using less energy. This will reduce the use of natural resources whether domestic or foreign - and it will help us become a greener nation.
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On Fire with the Delirium Prevention Project
March 10, 2014 By Jim Amos Leave a Comment
Well, to my amazement, I had time to attend the Delirium Early Detection and Prevention Committee last Friday. Usually I'm too busy putting out fires all over the hospital in my role as psychiatric consultant, which me reminds of something a former president of the Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine once said: "A consultation service is […]
Panopto Talk on Diagnosing Factitious Disorder and Detecting Malingering: An Exercise in Humility
March 9, 2014 By Jim Amos Leave a Comment
http://medicine.uicapture.uiowa.edu/Panopto/Pages/Viewer/Default.aspx?id=1e509509-a7f7-416c-a5be-c18ee622f556 The link above takes you to a new UI Capture Panopto talk I recently recorded, "Diagnosing Factitious Disorder and Detecting Malingering: An Exercise in Humility." This is the second of two presentations on Factitious Disorder and Malingering that I give to our junior residents in psychiatry. I hope to include this one along with […]
MOL in Iowa and the Physician Acceptability Survey: Answer Question 31
March 8, 2014 By Jim Amos Leave a Comment
Well, I was surprised yesterday because I actually had an opportunity to talk with the Executive Director of the Iowa Board of Medicine (IBM), Mark Bowden. We talked for over half an hour. I found out that the medical licensure compact is about interstate compacts for medical licensure, which the Federation of State Medical Boards […]
Try to See It Our Way
March 7, 2014 By Jim Amos 2 Comments
I'm an early riser and it's about 5:30 in the morning. My schedule, such as it is, will be about the same today. I'll be staffing the psychiatry consultation service for the general hospital, which means I'll be working with a smart, motivated senior medical student and an outstanding resident putting out fires all over […]
New Panopto Presentation for Factitious Disorder and Malingering
March 6, 2014 By Jim Amos 2 Comments
http://medicine.uicapture.uiowa.edu/Panopto/Pages/Viewer/Default.aspx?id=e3846bbb-8dac-4b11-8c4b-421553d0b2b8 The link above takes you to a new UI Capture Panopto talk I recorded a couple of days ago, "Introduction to Factitious Disorder and Malingering." I hope to include it in with the other presentation on my Basic Links that I've done a couple of years ago. I also hope it will be on […]
What's Up with Maintenance of Licensure in Iowa?
March 5, 2014 By Jim Amos 3 Comments
I've been monitoring the notices on the Iowa Board of Medicine (IBM) web site and just this morning saw that there's a meeting scheduled for tomorrow and Friday this week. See the link http://www.medicalboard.iowa.gov/ When I clicked on it, I noticed that on the agenda under the heading "Federation of State Medical Boards" are two items […]
Red Pants Revolution for Lifelong Learning Reminder
February 28, 2014 By Jim Amos Leave a Comment
So my wife says to me this morning, "You should wear your red pants today!" So I did, as a reminder of the Red Pants Revolution for Lifelong Learning, which you might have forgotten since my last few posts about it. The whole Red Pants Revolution thing got started last year as my reaction to […]
A Short Reflection on Retirement
February 27, 2014 By Jim Amos 4 Comments
Lately I've been getting a few notices of colleagues and teachers heading for retirement. Each announcement makes me wonder about when I'll be next. But more importantly, these messages are wonderful opportunities to reflect on the memories I have of learning from the many teachers for whom I have the deepest respect and admiration. Though […]
CPCP: Update on Prevention and Treatment of Delirium by Dr. Sophia Yuan
February 25, 2014 By Jim Amos
Here's another Clinical Problems in Consultation Psychiatry (CPCP), this time an excellent update on the prevention and treatment of delirium by one of our psychiatry residents, Dr. Sophia Yuan. We had some interesting comments by the medical students rotating on the psychiatry consultation service, mostly along the lines of how difficult it is to change […]
Fallon and Black: Great Name for a Psychopath Comedy Duo?
February 23, 2014 By Jim Amos
Here's something more or less just for fun today. I wonder if "Fallon and Black" could be the name for a comedy duo on psychopathy (I don't mean Jimmy Fallon). What got this strange train of thought going was my wife excitedly yelling down the stairs at me this morning, "You have to see this video!" […]
CPCP: Serotonin Syndrome and Tramadol Reviews by Top-Flight Medical Students
February 19, 2014 By Jim Amos
Coming at you we've got another outstanding Clinical Problems in Consultation Psychiatry (CPCP) presentation by senior medical students, this time covering a basic review of serotonin syndrome and the role of the analgesic tramadol in serotonin syndrome. Unfortunately, this is not a rare problem in the general hospital and psychiatric consultants are often called about […]
Raising Awareness of the Hidden Curriculum in Medical Education
February 18, 2014 By Jim Amos
I want to highlight a page from a Gold Humanism in Medicine web page, Physician empathy and perspective taking protect against burnout – Humanizing Medicine. Although the title emphasizes the role of empathy in protecting against burnout, the tenor of the articles speak to a pervasive force in the culture of medical education in which all […]
CPCP: SSRIs and Risk of Stroke
February 15, 2014 By Jim Amos
We had a complicated Clinical Problems in Clinical Psychiatry (CPCP) recently presented by two talented psychiatry residents about selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) and the risk for bleeding. Dr. Michele Morais leads off with the presentation of literature which tends to show there's very low to no risk for bleeding with use of SSRIs. Dr. Adam […]
Happy Valentine's Day to My Beautiful Wife!
February 14, 2014 By Jim Amos
Happy Valentine's Day to my beautiful wife!
Dr. Renee Binder New President-Elect of American Psychiatric Association
February 13, 2014 By Jim Amos
I just got the American Psychiatric Association (APA) election results and Dr. Renee Binder, MD has been elected President-Elect. Recall my support for Dr. Binder's candidacy because she was the candidate with the most well-developed position on Maintenance of Certification (MOC). APA's Committee of Tellers met today and approved the results for APA's 2014 national election. […]
Cultivating Empathy Like Learning to Hear Grasshoppers?
February 9, 2014 By Jim Amos
So I read this story in the New York Times about how important it is for doctors to show empathy, sit down and listen to their patients. The author is a nurse who cited a couple of papers supporting her point [1,2]. I can't tell you how many times I've walked into a patient's room and not […]
1ST ICPCN CONFERENCE – MUMBAI, INDIA 2014: Dr. Luisella Magnani's Poster!
February 6, 2014 By Jim Amos
On Christmas Eve in 2013, Dr. Luisella Magnani sent me a message that a poster presentation of hers had been accepted which will be shown at the 1st International Children's Palliative Care Network in Mumbai, India (| ICPCN Transforming children's palliative care–from ideas to action) February 10-12, 2014. Dr. Magnani has been working very hard […]
Psychoanalytic Theory of Delirium?
February 6, 2014 By Jim Amos
Dr. Alex Gamble, one of the residents (who made the YouTube video along with Dr. Paul Thisayakorn about how to administer the Mini-Cog in delirium assessment) sent me a couple of articles about delirium published in the January 30, 2014 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine via email the other day [1,2]. One of them was an essay about the history of delirium […]
Announcement on Technical Issues with My Blog
February 5, 2014 By Jim Amos
No doubt many of you have noticed there have been a couple of technical challenges with my blog site lately. The major ones are currently nonfunctional gallery carousels for the Clinical Problems in Consultation Psychiatry (CPCP) slide sets and the nonfunctional posts with slide sets created using WordPress Presentation Shortcode. I've been in contact with […]
American Board of Internal Medicine Assessment 2020 Comments
February 1, 2014 By Jim Amos
I notice that the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) is sponsoring a new initiative about their own Maintenance of Certification (MOC) program called "Assessment 2020: What skills will physicians need in the future?" The link to the page is Assessment 2020: What skills will physicians need in the future? : Assessment 2020 – American […]
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"TADA!" Tolerate, Anticipate, Don't Agitate
August 19, 2013 By Jim Amos
"T-A-DA"stands for Tolerate behaviors that are challenging, but not dangerous; Anticipate needs of patients who are unable to communicate their needs; and Don't Agitate patients who are cognitively incapable of processing the reasons why caregivers want to provide care for them which might be misunderstood. It's taken from a paper written by Dr. Joseph Flaherty […]
Spectacular Video from the GRECC: Dementia with Agitation
July 26, 2012 By Jim Amos
This is one of those high-quality videos I posted about earlier, Spectacular Educational Videos by Department of Veterans Affairs « The Practical Psychosomaticist: James Amos, M.D. and which Dr. Nina Tumosa, PhD gave permission to post. This is Dementia with Agitation, an educational video from the Department of Veterans Affairs, Geriatric Research Education and Clinical Centers […]
Spectacular Video from the GRECC: Agitation in the Hospitalized Older Patient
July 28, 2012 By Jim Amos
This is another one of those high-quality videos I posted about earlier, Spectacular Educational Videos by Department of Veterans Affairs « The Practical Psychosomaticist: James Amos, M.D. and which Dr. Nina Tumosa, PhD gave permission to post. This is Agitated Behaviors in Older Hospitalized Patients, an educational video from the Department of Veterans Affairs, Geriatric Research […]
Spectacular Video from the GRECC: Delirium, Quiet and Excited
July 27, 2012 By Jim Amos
Coming at you with another one of those pristine videos from the VA GRECC, and this one is about hypoactive and hyperactive delirium. This is an incredibly well-crafted educational resource and I thank Dr. Nina Tumosa, PhD for giving permission to post it. This is Delirium: Quiet and Excited, an educational video from the Department […]
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(Moneywatch) COMMENTARY If I were Apple (AAPL) CEO Tim Cook, I would make New York Times reporter Nick Bilton's recent blogpost on innovation mandatory reading for everyone at the technology giant.
Bilton, who covers technology for the Times, poses a simple question: Why didn't Kodak invent Instagram, the photo-sharing startup that Facebook agreed to buy earlier this month for $1 billion? After all, the essence of the app is to turn instant snaps into archival-looking images that you share with friends. Sounds like what Kodak founder George Eastman tried to do with the Brownie, the company's first hand-held camera, more than a century ago (The black and white archival look was standard.)
Today, Apple is every bit as dominant, and in more categories, than Kodak was. Indeed, it's all blue skies for Apple at the moment -- even the technological "clouds" over the company have purpose (like iCloud, its Internet-based storage service for data, book, music, and movie sharing. But it never hurts to be vigilant. Corporate leaders must gaze over the horizon and, as they do, consider what came before them.
Bilton's article is not about technology; it is about nurturing innovation. Companies spend billions trying do it, often unsuccessfully. From the high-tech sector to pharmaceuticasl, companies often prefer to do what Facebook did with Instagram -- buy innovation rather than engaging in the typically more difficult process of developing it in-house.
What prevents companies from doing it themselves? Bilton argues that culture is the culprit. He quotes Michael Hawley, a former member of Kodak's board and a veteran of MIT's vaunted Media Labs, who says, "Cultural patterns are pretty hard to escape once you get sucked into them."
Absolutely. One story I like to share is when I had the opportunity to speak to a group of young associates for a major consulting firm. My topic was innovation, but as I scanned the room I noticed a striking similarity in the room.
No, the issue wasn't diversity. There were an equal number of men and women and from the proverbial rainbow of ethnicities. The similarity was is education -- everyone was a recently minted MBA. To borrow from the title of a website developed by author and editor John Byrne, the participants were quants, not poets. Among the participants, analysis trumped (or trampled) creativity.
Culture isn't the only impediment to innovation -- another is swinging for the fences. Every innovation need not be a home run; such thinking only hamstrings organizations and, worse, stifles creative thought. Odds are the next big thing won't come from a billion-dollar company, but rather from someone's lab, garage, or even the trunk of their car.
Individual entrepreneurs do have major obstacles, like limited resources. But two things they do possess, at least initially, are creativity and time. No one inside their organization (especially themselves) is saying no! So they persevere.
How does a company re-invent itself so it can be more innovative? First, it must look in the mirror. What happens in large organizations is akin to how films are made in Hollywood -- many can say no, but few can give the green light. There are many obstacles to "yes," but that can and should change. Not so a company can create new products per se, but so it can be agile, nimble, and responsive. So it can continue doing what it does and serve its customers more effectively.
How? One manager, one employee at a time.
For example, make it safe for people to fail. Encourage employees to look at their work from another point of view -- that of the customer. What can they stop doing in order to start doing something different in order to serve customers more effectively? What processes can be eliminated? What reports ditched? What tasks forgotten?
This is not an excuse for willy-nilly management. You need to preserve the intention of supervision but find a balance with a creative alternative. This is unlikely to produce the next iPad or billion-dollar app. But it may enable individual employees to find ways to do their jobs better and, in the process, find greater levels of satisfaction for themselves and their customers.
It's not revolutionary. It's common sense.
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WASHINGTON — Al-Qaida has lost its leader, but Osama bin Laden's deputy, Ayman al-Zawahiri, is in some ways better organized and more inclined to use violence to continue its mission of global jihad, experts said Monday.
"He's much more powerful than bin Laden as a leader — much more organized," said Dr. Tawfik Hamid of the Virginia-based Potomac Institute for Policy Studies, who said he knew Al-Zawahiri when both were in the radical Islamic terror group Jamaa Islamiya in Egypt.
"When you listen to him, you can tell clearly that he has the ambition and is dedicated 100 percent to achieve this mission," Hamid said.
Others point to the leader of the group's military committee, Saif al-Adel, known to have operated an al-Qaida training camp in Somalia, as one prospect.
Fazul Abdullah Mohammed, thought to be the group's top leader in East Africa and suspected in the 1998 embassy bombings there, is considered a contender, as is Sulaiman Abu Gaith, who has acted as an al-Qaida spokesman.
Some also see Anwar al-Awlaki, the U.S.-born cleric who allegedly inspired the Fort Hood massacre, as a potential leader.
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OK, what do waterfalls, the Sierras, half dome, and beautiful hiking all have in common? Holy Idaho! The common ground is the place where we are this week. We aren't going to tell you exactly WHERE we are yet. Let's see if you can figure it out on your own. Here is a final clue: we are visiting a famous National Park. Why don't you take a minute to investigate the clues and see if you can figure it out on your own. We have included a map of the Sierras to help you.
Over the weekend we received a lengthy email from Louie. It was rather shocking so we pasted it below. Wait until you read what happened. Holy Idaho! Email from Louie:
I am afraid there are two men following me now. I am not sure if they are safe or not, so I am not using my cell phone. I am afraid that they might have tapped my phone somehow and are watching where I am and who I call/text. I am now in the eastern central part of California hiking in a beautiful national park. I am going to take a few days to relax and recover from my head trauma and memory loss. I was checked out by the local doctor and all seems fine now. This park has limited Wi-Fi and very little cell reception, so I thought this was the perfect location to recuperate. I will email you in a few days and we can meet up. I am sorry I have been so difficult. I am ready to help you out now that I realize YOU are not the dangerous ones. If anyone contacts you regarding my whereabouts, please don't tell them anything. I am still not sure who those two men were following me around in Seattle and New Orleans. I am not sure if they followed me here or not. Thanks, Louie Holy Idaho! See what I mean - - crazy story! He really did loose his memory for a while. OK, now it is your turn. Take a look at the map and try to figure out what national park we are visiting. Remember we are in the Sierras in the east central part of California. There are waterfalls, half domes, and lots of hiking. Good luck! - Meri Physical Map of California Tuesday Afternoon
So Meri decided not to tell you where we were. She loves to tease people. Did you figure it out? Yes, we are at Yosemite National Park, and it is amazing. I can see why Louie came here to recover. Can you believe he had head trauma from the subway!
Meri is sulking a bit right now because the half dome cable cars aren't installed yet. They help to lift you (sort of like a ski lift or gondola) up the half dome . They don't get installed until closer to Memorial Day. Oh well, we can still hike around this beautiful area, as long as we avoid the snow! We already told you that Yosemite National Park is located in the east central part of California. It is near California's border with the state of Nevada. The park is over 750,000 acres! It is located in the Sierras (more formally known as the Sierra Nevada mountains). Over 3 million people visit this park each year. Yosemite is famous throughout the world for its beautiful waterfalls, clear streams, granite cliffs, and the many plants and animals found here. This is interesting (and a bit confusing), but nearly all of the landforms at Yosemite are cut from the granite rock of the Sierra Nevada batholith . Batholith is an igneous rock that is formed deep below the ground's surface. This area has a Mediterranean climate . This means that most precipitation occurs during the winter months. Other months of the year are nearly dry. Winter is mild. Summer is long and hot. Precipitation amounts increase with elevation (up to 8,000 feet) because of orographic lift . Precipitation varies from 36 inches at 4,000 feet up to 50 inches at 8,000 feet. The higher elevations experience snow throughout the winter until March or even early April! The highest elevations in Yosemite are over 13,000 feet! We haven't seen any snow yet while we have been here, but we haven't hiked up to the higher elevations. Speaking of hiking, Yosemite offers over 800 miles of trails to hikers! I am sure we won't have time to hike too much, but what we have seen so far has been great, though a bit muddy from the spring thaws. Some of the beautiful landscape include meadows , alpine woodlands, groves of sequoia, pine, fir, and more. There are also over 250 species of vertebrates found at Yosemite. There are Mule deer, Mountain Kindsnakes, Spotted Owls, Gilbert's Skinks, Bobcats, American Black Bears, and more! Thankfully we haven't encountered any bears – yet! The park rangers tell a LOT of bear stories! - Geo Thursday
Well, it has been nearly 4 days since Louie emailed us, and we haven't heard anything since. We are going to wait one more day yet and then email him back. He sounded sincere in his email, so we aren't worried yet. Once we hear from Louie and find out where we are meeting him, Uncle GT is going to fly out and join us. I can't believe this mission might actually be coming close to an end! If Louie actually shows up, he can help out Uncle GT, and we will be sent back to Phoenix. Remember that Louie doesn't realize we are at Yosemite. We haven't seen him out hiking at all. But this is a HUGE place. So it would be hard to find anyone. We are going to go visit another major city in California while we wait to hear from Louie. We just can't decide where to go. Holy Idaho! What do you think? Should we go to San Jose, San Diego, or Los Angeles?
- Meri Maps of California batholith - an igneous rock that is formed deep below the ground's surface. half dome - a granite dome in Yosemite National Park that rises more than 4,737 feet above the valley floor. meadows - fields where grass or alfalfa are grown to be made into hay. Mediterranean climate - a climate that has the most precipitation occur during the winter months. Other months of the year are nearly dry. Winter is mild. Summer is long and hot. orographic lift - when elevated terrain, such as mountains, acts as a barrier to the flow of air. When the air ascends (or goes up) a mountain slope it gets cooler. When it cools, that causes clouds and precipitation. At the same time warm air is rising from the plains. When the cold air and warm air meet, the atmosphere becomes unstable and thunderstorms occur. Back to top
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Economics of defense policy : Adm. H.G. Rickover : hearing before the Joint Economic Committee, Congress of the United States, Ninety-seventh Congress, second session.
Education and Freedom
Education for all children, what we can learn from England by Vice Admiral H. G. Rickover, USN. Hearings before the Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, Eighty-seventh Congress, second session, ...
efficiency and effectiveness of Renegotiation Board operations. Hearing before a subcommittee of the Committee on Government Operations, House of Representatives, Ninety-first Congress, first session, The
Eminent Americans; namesakes of the Polaris submarine fleet
Governmental abuse and corporate power
How the battleship Maine was destroyed
launching of the U.S.S. Ohio, The
Liberty, science, and law
Maine y la guerra de Cuba, 1995?:, El
myth of the "pure" administrator, The
Naval nuclear propulsion program--1970. Hearings, Ninety-first Congress, second session ... Testimony of Vice Admiral H. G. Rickover. March 19 and 20, 1970.
Naval nuclear propulsion program--1971. Hearing, Ninety-second Congress, first session ... Testimony of Vice Admiral H. G. Rickover. March 10, 1971.
Naval nuclear propulsion program--1972-73. Hearings, Ninety-second Congress, second session and Ninety-third Congress, first session on naval nuclear propulsion program.
Naval nuclear propulsion program--1974 : hearing before the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, Congress of the United States, Ninety-third Congress, second session, on Naval nuclear propulsion program : testimony of Admiral H. G. Rickover, February 25, 1974.
never-ending challenge of engineering, The : Admiral H.G. Rickover in his own words
Patent policies of Government departments and agencies, 1960. Conference on Federal patent policies:
Report on Russia by Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rickover, USN. Hearings before the committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, Eighty-sixth Congress, first session, .
Swiss schools and ours: why theirs are better.
Thoughts on Man's Purpose in Life
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