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The Unofficial Guide to Sheffield (12/06/2011)
With more and more emphasis placed on spending money in the UK (with 'Buy British' campaigns being all the rage right now), UK tourism is an industry that has been devastated by the availability of cheap and easy holidays abroad; whether it's a classy city break for a discerning couple, or a 7 day piss up in I-Beef-Ah (which is nothing more than a glorified game of 'STI Bingo', if we're honest). Just look at the state of seaside hotpots of yester year; Southend is now a point of ridicule, Morecambe is simply known as 'that place that the funny man came from' and Blackpool is like a ghost town. However, at Shouting at Cows we like to stick up for the plucky underdog. Therefore, we wish to show you why The UK has so much to offer, you'll never want to leave! Besides, what can the south of France offer that Skegness can't? Nothing, that's what. Here's our thinking person's guide to Yorkshire's finest; Sheffield. History With famous exports ranging from Steel to TV's Sharpe, The South Yorkshire city of Sheffield is the fifth most populous city in the UK. After the decline of steel production in the 70's, Sheffield renovated itself as the 'home of snooker', with the yearly World Snooker Championships taking place in its Crucible theatre. It's probably replaced Steel production with other things too, but for me, nothing says 'modern Sheffield' like Steve Davis eyeing up a tricky red off the cushion. You want 'northern grit'; watch that man wielding a cue. It will send shivers up your spine. Sheffield is the greenest city in England, with 61% of its entire area being made up of Green space. This provides ample space for picnics, illegal drug use and dogging, which is the hallmark of every great city, I think you'll agree. Sights Henderson's Relish Factory 'The Spicy Yorkshire Sauce' is a fixture in central Sheffield. Those of you expecting some sort of brewery operation will be disappointed to learn that the Henderson Factory is little more than a detached cobbled house that wouldn't look out of place on the set of Coronation Street. Known to some as 'The home of Relish' (no-one calls it this), you can learn the story of Mr Henry Henderson, who started manufacturing his own special sauce in the late part of the 19th century. Now it should be said, It's exactly the fucking same asLea and Perring's. Bottle, taste, label; the works. So either those two or Henry Henderson was lying, as I refuse to believe that two people invented an ostentatious sauce for cheese on toast by coincidence. Don't go expecting a relish based version of Willy Wonker's Chocolate Factory either, with sauce rivers and pickle wallpaper. Though, there is a gift shop. With, like, mugs, and stuff. The Crucible Theatre The aforementioned crucible has put modern day Sheffield on the map. Opened in 1971 and named after a Sheffield-devised method for Steel production, If it isn't witnessing a career defining performance by a young actor in a Shakespearian tragedy, then it's showcasing Ronny O'Sullivan working out the financial ramifications of each yellow he potts, or Denis Taylor wearing his glasses funny. Its events are broad, its appeal universal; The Crucible Theatre, ladies and gentlemen. Other sights in Sheffield include the usual city centre attractions, such as various arbitrary museums and statues, in-particularly the intriguing 'Bus Museum', which isn't too dissimilar from the 'On The Buses' set. Gents; rope in your wife or girlfriend to come along, then recite various archaic and offensive views on women – It's your chance to become Reg Varny for the day! Shopping Meadowhall At one point Europe's biggest shopping centre until Bluewater's construction, Meadowhall is a shopping emporium. With every chain shop you can think of under its glass domed roof, it's a capitalist, consumerist wonderland that comes across like a Phillip Green wet dream that someone ran with. Not saying it's bad, but anyone with a semblance of moral value would need a cold shower after visiting it. Luckily I am devoid of compassion, so skipped up and down it's marble hallways with gay abandon. And you can to. Central Sheffield has a lot to offer also, with the usual city centre highlights of a gothic style shop selling band logos on Fruit of the Loom t-shirts, a pain inducing 'artificially hip' store selling non-descript Fred Perry polo shirts at £90 a pop, and the odd charity shop here and there that's wall-to-wall, dripping with hipsters that would make you want to go postal if you had to hear another 'gap yah' story. Nightlife Leadmill Sheffield's premier music venue, Leadmill, is the place to be to hear tomorrow's acts at yesterday's prices today! Sheffield's music scene has been fruitful in the past, with scene defining bands like Pulp, Def Leppard and Cabaret Voltiare. The scene has slightly tailed off in recent times, however. Despite bands like Arctic Monkeys gaining worldwide acclaim, Sheffield most famous recent product is Grindcore outfit Bring Me The Horizon, who are to this day, the single worst band I have ever heard in my entire life. "Oh Nick, stop with the hyperbole", No, just no. They are a band so bad it made me apprehensive to even visit Sheffield. Imagine an average metal band. Then ply the musicians with loads of cheap, shitty limeade insuring that they have the attention span of children with severe ADHD. Then subtract all intelligence and musical nous from them. Then front them with a singer so bad that he can barely stay in key for longer than ½ a second. Then times it by 1,000 – and you have Bring Me The Horizon. They make me want to sell my ears. However, if that sounds like an enticing prospect, then by all means, get down the Leadmill. Corporation Corp is your trendy-alternative watering hole. Everyone decked out in black and covered in tatts, it's full of design students, overgrown teenagers and people with 'problems'. Not like proper problems or anything, but like 'western and white' problems; Boyfriend is being weird, lost a follower on Myspace, that sort of thing. Regardless, the drinks are cheap, the beer is cold and the company is fine, so expect a 'jolly good knees up' if one was to frequent it. But also expect the inspiration behind Bill Bailey's "How Can I Feel Pain, When You're Being So Supportive?" song on every corner of every room. Embrace For those of you who are more of the 'Nuts Magazine' persuasion, Embrace is the local hotspot of choice. With Ben Sherman clad, Clark shoes wearing, shaven headed idiots rubbing shoulders with extras from The Only Way is Essex, expect a night high on debauchery and low on any sort of intelligent utterances. Girls dance on tables, every 3rd song is Rhianna; you know what to expect.
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Pronounced 'Rov'Rum' by locals, Rotherham is famous for bringing us the most famous double act since The Two Ronnies or Nixon and Kissinger, in the form of the Chuckle Brothers. As with the decline of industry in the north, the decline of Chucklevision saw the finances of Rotherham being hit hard. The high street is now awash with closed down false moustache shops and branches of Blockbuster video, whilst the faint sound of 'Ch-Ch-Ch-Chuckle-Chuckle-Vision' can still be heard in derelict buildings and abandoned vehicles.
Regardless, the average person only sees one smashed up car dumped on a roundabout and one disused mattress in a woodland area, proving that assumptions are only partly true.
Containing the finest petting Zoo since NOFX's 1996 album 'Heavy Petting Zoo', Wentworth estate is like a 'Toys'R'Us' of countryside activities; a derelict stately home, a garden centre, National Heritage sites and wildlife – all under one (metaphorical) roof! Wentworth House is – to quote a BBC documentary on it – 'In trouble', and due to be renovated into a hotel and restaurant plaza soon. This will be great, as it will allow you to eat dinner over views of Rotherham's council estates, and let you drift off to sleep under the sweet sounds of a glassing outside a Rotherham public house. Perfect.
The Garden centre is full of like, erm, pots. And showroom conservatories. And homemade black pudding. And for some reason, they were also knocking out copies of 'Unbelievable! The official Autobiography by Chris Kamara' there too. Puzzling one, that.
And so, there you have the definitive guide of what to do in Sheffield. Forget your sojourns to Sicily, or dalliances to Dresden; all the fun can be had right here, in old Blighty. So bin your Lonely Planets, put the suitcase into storage and just think that in 24 hours' time, you could be the owner of a 'Henderson's Relish' t-shirt. Is that an opportunity you can really afford to pass up on? Didn't think so.


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text: Latest Post: Started By: Rank: Category Okay, gun fetish folks, tell those 20 dead elementary school children at Sandy Hook School in Newtown, CT. why you think everyone should be packing firearms!Yeah, IThink, Stickhauler, Rockman1, Kunect, and all the NRA stooges out there, tell us why it's all the "fault" of President Obama and all the "nasty liberals" who want some civilized controls over the unlimited possession and use of firearms in this crazy country! Make my day! HAPPY HOLIDAYS! Member CommentsAaronSThe number of rounds purchased is also part of the lie. One site says 450 M and one says 1.8 B annually so again, which site do you believe? I know little of the sites on the right other than Alex Jones is as McScott as many on the left which is saying a lot given the lies of the left to push their agenda. I'd like to know the truth as this is about wasted taxpayer $, not hoarding. I know the left is out to ban weapons at any cost and as they have zero options of overturning the 2nd Amendment I have no doubt that if they can regulate ammo, they will. I've heard far too many of the loons from that side state that the 2nd Amendment does not cover ammo so it's a no brainer of what they will do to anyone with a brain. Saying that, I'm not sure that is what this is. The only thing that would lead me to believe the right is being a tad more honest is that the DHS did redact information regarding the request for quote, stating it was classified. That concerns me. Posted 295 days ago. mythravereHow many armed employees does DHS have? How much gun range time do they need to ensure their proficiency? I imagine that takes a lot of rounds. Posted 295 days ago. AaronSCan't you read McScott, I agree the SSA purchase appears to be legitimate although I have no idea why the need so many armed perronnel. Is there really that big of a threat facing social security employees? My question to you is, why is DHS buying so much ammo? Who are they going to war with? Posted 295 days ago. AaronSNow thatI've answered why SSA purchased ammo Barney McDcott, care to address why DHS needs to fight the Iraq war for 24 years. That's a lot of training, don't you think. Posted 296 days ago. AaronSSSA has 66000 armed members skippy. The reason given for the ammo purchase is 174000 rounds meaning they get 2.63 rounds apiece. So they get 1.63 more rounds than Barney McScott. That seems about right given the quality of most government employees, don't you agree McScott. Posted 296 days ago. AaronSI'm surprised you haven't found why SS needs even 170+k rounds. It was so easy. And where did I say anything about a conspircy scooter. I ask why the agencies need the bulk purchases. So why do they? Posted 296 days ago. AaronSI was wrong on the 21 million number. It should have been 2.1 million. Now focus scooter. Why would the SSA need that many rounds? Answer that and then we'll deal with DHS. Which was not addressed in the link as you (lie) claim. I know you can't handle too much at one time. Posted 296 days ago. AaronSSorry Skippy, I guess my . wasn't placed. It should have been 2.1 million. Even at that, you've not answered why the social security administration needs ammo. Don't you know scooter? I do. Want me to tell you? Posted 296 days ago. AaronS12*174,000 equals what Skippy. The article I wrote stated that was the purchase but there seems to be some confusion. Seems the request for quote was amended AFTER the blog was posted from monthly to a 1 time purchase. Even at that, why does SSA need to purchase 174,000 rounds? And I can't help but not Scooter that you failed to address the purchase by DHS. Why? Don't you know? Come on Scooter, you can do better than that. Posted 296 days ago. AaronSFrom your site Skippy... "Claim: The Social Security Administration (SSA) and The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) are buying arms as preparation for civil unrest." I'm curious Skippy, why did you post a link debunking a claim no one has made. The question I put forth that you seemed unable (surprise) to comprehend was why are DHS and SSA buying ammunition? From your link… "Mixture" "True: THE SSA issued a Request for quote for 174,000 rounds of hollow point bullets." Why does the SSA need ammunition Scooter? You go an answer for that? "Partially True:" "The DHS issued requests for quotes for hundreds of millions of rounds of ammunition." Why does Homeland Security need enough ammunition to fight the Iraq War for 24 years Scooter? You got answers or are you going to post a link to another claim no one is making? DA Posted 296 days ago. AaronSDHS has enough bullets to fight the Iraq War for almost 30 years which is a ton given our troops fired ~70 million rounds a year. Reckon there's a reason they need that many bullets? I wonder if the reasons as good as the one the Social Security Administration has for a recent 21 million round purchase? Posted 296 days ago. mythravereI hear what you are saying tiredofit but there is something that you have to take in consideration. The powers that be can and will use what was used against smokers against gun owners. You know the whole changing its social acceptance. But at some point I can see gun ownership carrying a terrorist connotation. Manipulation of the social sphere is how its done. Posted 296 days ago. mythravere" that which can be found will be formulated to have a very short shelf life." Thats an interesting angle. Pardon how I put this but can the old timers here tell me something. I have heard that gas used to last longer in storage than it does now. Is that true? Posted 296 days ago. TiredofitAnd of course it will be for the children, and common sense safety. Posted 296 days ago. TiredofitI have said for years that at some point they would control ammunition and give up on guns due to a lack of successes. Furthermore, there will come a day soon when ammo, that which can be found will be formulated to have a very short shelf life. Posted 296 days ago. KunectdotsRandom - I don't (really) care who legally buys what. There's a Nutball over at the Marietta Times Forums, named "Munster" that doesn't think the American public should be allowed to own any SEMI-automatic AR-15s or AK-47s. He's a Liberal waterhauler with "oneill" (the author of this particular thread) and I love to 'wind-their-watches'. REMEMBER GUYS! "Munster", Fred Oneill and Dianne Frankenstein (D-CA) doesn't want you to BE ALLOWED to own certain guns. Posted 296 days ago. mythravereThe ammo shortage is not a conspiracy Google that^ Taken with a grain of salt it still makes sense. Posted 296 days ago. mythravereIf thats the case I am sure as heck glad I never gave in to the urge to buy a Walther P22. My thinking was it'd be cheap to shoot. Ha! No such luck. Posted 296 days ago. mythravere"Why does the Department of Homeland Security need to purchase 9 out of every 10 rounds of 22LR produced?" I have no idea but would be interested in knowing. I thought they were just buying up the ammo types they use. Maybe they are trying to corner the market and introduce ammo control instead of gun control. That is something that needs to be looked at. Posted 296 days ago. Post a Comment |


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Production trumps projections as far as the Creighton women's basketball team is concerned.
The Bluejays open Missouri Valley tournament play Friday night projected as an at-large qualifier to the NCAA tournament should they not claim the conference's automatic berth.
It's nice to be in the discussion for an at-large spot in the tournament, junior forward Sarah Nelson said, but the Bluejays would prefer not leaving anything to chance.
"We have to play like winning it out is the only way we can get into the NCAA tournament," Nelson said. "I don't know when the last time we were considered for an at-large. I know it hasn't been since I've been here."
Nelson was 3 years old in 1994, the only time Creighton received an at-large bid to the tournament. Star freshman Marissa Janning hadn't yet turned 1, while redshirt freshman Brianna Rollerson hadn't been born.
No Valley team has received an at-large berth since 2002, and few, if any, were even in the discussion for one. Creighton's achievements this season — the Bluejays are 23-6, claimed a share of the regular-season championship and have an NCAA RPI ranking of 31 — at least have it in the conversation.
Coach Jim Flanery doesn't believe the Bluejays' situation drastically alters their approach to the Valley tournament. Perhaps the biggest difference will be that Flanery will be hoping for no upsets.
"Usually, you're hoping for upsets in the other games so that we might get an easier draw," Flanery said. "This year, that might hurt us because we need every RPI point that we can get.
"We want the opportunity for better wins on the way to the championship."
Flanery's team will open tournament play against 10th-seeded Southern Illinois, which shocked Evansville 83-74 in overtime in Thursday's play-in round. The Salukis are 5-25 and hadn't won since Jan. 5.
Creighton has won the last 11 meetings with Southern Illinois, including a 61-42 win last Saturday. The win locked up a share of the regular season title for the first time since 2003. Creighton and Wichita State tied for the title by going 15-3 in league play, but the Shockers got the tournament's top seed because of the Valley's points-system tiebreaker in women's basketball.
The men use nonconference strength of schedule to break head-to-head ties rather than the complicated points system. If the women used the strength-of-schedule tiebreaker, Creighton would have been the top seed.
"I think we have a chip on our shoulder that we didn't get that No. 1 seed," Nelson said. "That's going to be some motivation for us, too."
The Bluejays have won the tournament twice, claiming titles in 2002 and 2012. Last season's championship got Creighton over the hump after the Bluejays came tantalizingly close to winning in 2007, 2009 and 2010. They lost the three title games by a combined four points.
Creighton's consolation prize each of those seasons was a trip to the Women's National Invitation Tournament. Flanery knows this season's team probably has a little bigger margin for error, but he doesn't want to test it.
"I don't think we have to win it, but I sure want to because I know I'd feel a lot better," he said. "I hope our players relax and enjoy this because that's going to give us a chance to be successful."
Notes: Creighton leads the nation in 3-point baskets per game (9.4). The Bluejays' 272 3-pointers this season broke the school record of 260 set during the 2003-04 season. ... Nelson needs 18 points to become the 25th Creighton player to score 1,000 career points. ... Creighton is 22-16 in Valley tournament play.
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Online privacy may be one of the most important digital issues of the day, and it's only getting more important as more and more people use the internet more frequently.
Not suprisingly, government is increasingly looking to assert its role in the debate. Late last year, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) issued a staff report suggesting that one attractive solution to many privacy concerns would be a Do Not Track mechanism that allows consumers to opt out of tracking.
The primary method of accomplishing this, the FTC proposed, would be a "persistent setting, similar to a cookie, on the consumer's browser".
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It's been a bad week for J.C. Penney, which found itself penalized by Google and scrutinized by the media after a paid link scheme apparently orchestrated by an outside vendor -- now fired -- was uncovered and detailed in the New York Times.
Not surprisingly, J.C. Penney isn't sitting idly by. It's defending itself.
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Marketers have been paying celebrities to endorse their products and services for decades, so it's no surprise that there's a booming market for celebrity endorsements via their social media profiles.
With the help of companies like Ad.ly, celebrities and 'influencers' are reportedly earning thousands upon thousands of dollars for a single tweet or Facebook status update.
In the United States, marketers paying high-profile individuals to tweet and blog about their products worried the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) so much that it developed guidelines around the practice.
by Patricio Robles 11 January 2011 10:37am 5 comments
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has increasingly been taking a more active role in trying to make sure that online marketers aren't harming consumers. That has meant, amongst other things, keeping a close eye on marketing taking place through social channels. You know, Kim Kardashian's tweets.
Yesterday, the FTC issued a long-awaited staff report that "proposes a framework to balance the privacy interests of consumers with innovation that relies on consumer information to develop beneficial new products and services."
by Patricio Robles 02 December 2010 14:01pm 3 comments
The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has issued a comprehensive online privacy report calling on the industry to offer consumers a simple opt-out mechanism, i.e. a universal "do not track" setting on the browser. So what will the FTC think of the digital fingerprinting businesses a new crop of tech firms are trying to launch: targeting ads by tracking users' individual devices.
The promise is more accuracy and better targeting than cookies. But will the business model creep consumers out more than cookies already do?
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Foursquare's founder Dennis Crowley has an idea: turn influential social media users into affiliate marketers.
At a panel discussion the other day, he suggested that if you mention a brand, or one of its products and services, and that mention generates revenue for the brand, "you should get some kind of referrer's fee." He predicted that within a year, "there will be some way for [users] to get kickbacks" through social media platforms.
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Not sure why Apple hasn't permitted your awesome iPad app in the App Store? Worried about developing an iPhone app using anything but Objective-C?
Rejoice. Yesterday Apple made a major, unexpected announcement: it's going to be providing official guidelines "to help developers understand how we review submitted apps" and it's also easing restrictions on the tools developers can employ when developing for the iPhone/iPad.
by Patricio Robles 10 September 2010 11:50am 2 comments
The Federal Trade Commission made waves last October with new disclosure guidelines for endorsements online. Repeatedly, the group has expressed surprise that consumers and brands reacted so strongly. From their perspective, the guidelines simply elucidated rules that were already in place.
At BlogHer Business '10 in New York on Thursday, Stacey Ferguson, senior attorney in the Division of Advertising Practices at the FTC, reiterated that fact. But while the guidelines may not have changed any of the FTC's rules on endorsements, they brought increased scrutiny without clear enforcement rules. And it looks like the FTC still doesn't have any clarity on that part.
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If an industry's broken, can regulation fix it? That's one of the issues that is currently being addressed in the respect to journalism. The Federal Trade Commission is convinced that original reported journalism cannot be sustained by the current environment online. To fix that, the organization is considering a few remedies. One could be a 5% consumer electronics tax. Another is regulation that will prevent low cost news aggregators from scavenging newspapers' reported content.
But there are more than a few things that stand in the way of such regulation. Including Google. In a blog post called Business problems need business solutions, Google explained in no uncertain terms that regulation isn't the way to save journalism.
by Meghan Keane 21 July 2010 23:05pm 2 comments
Journalism, apparently, is in trouble. The once-dominant financiers of journalism -- newspapers -- are dying. And while some see hope in new media, the harsh reality is that journalism's woes have less to do with distribution mediums and more to do with business models.
That's because the kind of journalism that is threatened is expensive, and even online, there aren't too many business models that can support it. So what should we do?
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In 2008, CH2M HILL performed a solar site analysis of the HP Pavilion facility for the City of San José under the Department of Energy's Solar America Showcase program. Based on weight loading requirements of the facility's roof, CH2M HILL recommended a building integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) product that consists of thin-film, flexible photovoltaic modules that can be thermally welded to rolls of roofing membrane. The City of San José has requested information from the Tiger Team to address the following question: "The HP Arena is due for roof improvements. If this roof work is done prior to the installation of the recommended thin-film products, can the DOE Tiger Team estimate what affect (if any) would the proposed PV thin film installation have on the lifetime of the new roof?"
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Grant Cardone was quick to respond to Becky Quick's opinion piece as if she were a woman scorned. Does he really think that her dissatisfaction started because the salesman didn't recognize her??!! Really??!! Grant, Grant, Grant, please pay attention to what you read more carefully. You misrepresent Quick in several ways, and thus, you do both you and her a disservice.
First, nowhere in Quick's opinion piece did she suggest that she expected the car salesman to recognize her as a TV personality. What she did expect for him to recognize was that she was a potential customer, so if you read somewhere that she expected to leverage her celebrity in order to receive better service, then I'm missing something. I expect to be treated the same as a Suze Orman or a Mrs. Cardone when I walk into a dealership even if I'm just some lowly customer in the salesman's eyes. My money spends the same as anyone else's, and so I deserve the same respect as the next person.
What the salesman did was to treat a high-profile female customer poorly, thinking she was just another female customer. In turn, she used her high-profile position to make him look stupid. Most women don't have this kind of opportunity, or I think we'd see more women, in Grant's words, "paint[ing] automobile dealers straight out of a scene from a bad 1950s sitcom." Is it Quick's fault that she writes for Fortune or reports for CNBC? Apparently, Grant thinks she's not supposed to use her public stature to publicly humiliate men who treat her poorly. If she really wanted to be mean, she could have mentioned names and dealerships. Instead, she relied on bad business practices among car salesmen that are common knowledge, because they continue to exist.
Second, Cardone responds to Quick as if she was writing an actual piece of journalism rather than an opinion piece. There are different genres of writing, and Fortune correctly labeled Quick's opinion piece as just that, an opinion. Opinion sections are short and only provide one person's perspective on something. Had she written something other than an opinion piece, I'm sure Grant would have found the details he sought.
Third, Quick is not the only woman to experience what she did in a dealership. She is just one among many women who hate walking into dealerships. So, yes, I think she represents a general consensus among women who feel that an entire industry and its male work force largely "come straight out of a scene from a bad 1950s sitcom." If they didn't, then this wouldn't be an ongoing topic of discussion, right? Rather than defending car salesmen, look at these 1950s attitudes she belittles as your own job security! If most car salesmen did things right, then some of you on ADM would be out of work and in the unemployment line that Grant mentions.
Fourth, Grant makes an ad hominen attack on Quick by calling her "sexist," or at least implying she is. He assumes she addressed women before men in her waitressing days in order to put them at ease, an assumption he refers to as sexist. Grant, your homework is to re-read Quick. The man whom the salesman greeted before Quick was a stranger to her. He wasn't her husband. He was simply a man standing behind her, so the salesman thought they were together. He assumed something and so made an ass of himself.
Fifth, what does Grant's wife's experience have to do with Quick's experience? Nothing. Every customer is different, or at least I thought so. Moreover, he questions Quick's femininity when he asks her, "why bring a man with you? Did you need someone to protect you? My wife doesn't bring male friends with her to test drive cars. She is a woman and she likes being treated like a woman." Huh? This doesn't even make sense. It also exemplifies another logical fallacy, but rather than an ad hominem, this is a non sequitur. A non sequitur is an inference or conclusion that does not follow from established premises or evidence. "My wife doesn't bring male friends with her to test drive cars. Conclusion: She is a woman who likes to be treated like a woman." Are we to conclude that "real" women, as opposed to "false" women, avoid bringing male friends with them to buy cars? And if Grant's wife is a woman, then what does that make Quick? Ouch!
Now this is why I'm confused by Grant's logic about his wife versus Quick. I get confused, because he tells her that "if she wants to be treated like one of the boys then she needs to act like one of them." At the same time that he's telling her to "man-up" he seems to be telling her to act like a woman. So which is it? If women expect to be treated like a viable customer, then they should expect to be treated like a man as well as act like a man? But they also need to be non-threatening to men even if men treat them unfairly? Doesn't this logic back up Quick's experience that salesmen treat men differently than they do women?
Sixth, is it only "sensitive" women who expect to be treated fairly and with respect? According to Grant, yes, so ask for a woman to wait on you, "sister Quick." Unlike you, "sister Quick," this man works hard for his money, and there are bigger problems in the world than your own dissatisfaction with several car salesmen who engaged in poor business practices! Quit your whining woman! After all, women are meant to be seen and not heard. Isn't that why Rush publicly castigated Sandra Fluke, because she dared to use the public forum to speak out against men's attempts to control women's bodies?
Finally, Grant's charges of political correctness are representative of conservatives' attempts to distract attention away from substantive debate about discrimination and unequal treatment. Why talk about the hard stuff when you can name call instead? It's easier and it prevents us from moving forward.
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Not sure you can compare a car buying experience to the country all chipping in to pay for a health service. I would offer if you want control over anything then the last thing you want is the government mandating it.
The problem with your blog is that you completely missed the point Grant was trying to make. Ms. Quick took a small sample group and drew a conclusion on an entire industry. Her experience was poor, and it is well within her rights to expose the sexism she experienced at those specific businesses, but to aim that at all Car Salesmen in general is reckless and Grants response was well deserved.
In addition your choice to search goggle imagines for pictures of Grant enjoying some of his success, shows that you suffer from obscurity and needed his name and image to lend creditability to your post. I am not sure what you are a Doctor of but I am not buying it!
@ Doug Wolford: Yes, Dr. Archuleta is a real and valuable member of this publication, if you mean at least the online ADM. She's been a member for a couple of years.
I dont believe Becky Quick's story os completely true and would love to see you and/or her divuldge the dealership and the sales person. I'll bet Ms. Quick when her new car survey came answered it with a private w/o her name as well. Had she answered it with her name the management of that dealership would have addressed her concerns and this story would be mute. No my belief is thsi story was blown up from past stories and perhaps Ms Quick's lack of recognition. In the story she said she bought a Toyota. Im sure Toyoty would like to look into this if its true(which I dont think). If your going to write a story lets get all the players instead of just one side in a national publication. My guess this writer has writers block and cant think of anything better to write then "the old hate the car salesman story". A magazine as good as Fortune should have had an editor to say "wait a minute don't we have something better to write then this"? Grant defended the industry that it is and again we have no opportunity to know what really happened since the story is so bias'd to Ms. Quick. Finally the way you write clearly show's you have issues with men Doctor. Finally Doctor I doubt you are a real memebr of this publication other then to bad mouth Grant Cardone. Just as the use of Fortune was used about a car purchase doesnt fit, you attempting to bash Mr. cardone on an auto publication doesnt fit.
I borrowed heavily in this response from one I made on your other blog; you noted there that you were going to do a full blog response to his blog, so I brought it over here. Thanks!
I think Grant Cardone has a point in his article, and in this way: It's hard to read an article that criticizes this industry for applying bad stereotypes and rides so much on this industry's OWN bad stereotypes! There's so much about this business that is STILL "Good Ol' Boy Network" (GOBN) and we have a long way to go (in my opinion) in both how we treat women hires as well as women customers.
However, if I had a bad experience with a handful of women and wrote an article that said "Women: Still Stupid!" . . . well, that would be pandering to stereotypes, too. For the record, I don't find women any stupider than men, and often smarter. That's just my experience, not a stereotype.
Anyway, I think, as a car professional, that I cringe when I hear about or read about real experiences with our sales staffs that show what can be seen as such backward and insulting behavior. I think it might be similar to, say, a successful female CEO having to succeed against not only the stereotypes but also against the often sexist approach of the media towards women. Thousands of objectifying messages a day and then she faces her male peers and subordinates in a power role.
I've known several successful women salespeople in this business. They all point out that problem, and they all had trouble with the men on the sales floor--but they succeeded past that, and they were always the most successful salespeople.
Do we deserve the stereotypes? Well, we seem to have lived them for years. Changing our reputation is obviously hard, not only because of some resistance, still, in our industry (the short skirts and nurses outfits at NADA are one example), but also because even women who understand their own challenges with stereotypes don't mind trotting them out.
What would I like to see from Quick? If opinion pieces need less journalism as you seem to suggest, I would still like to read something more balanced and less about throwing stereotypes around while arguing against stereotypes.
Otherwise, in my opinion, she's just promoting stereotypes rather than change. I didn't say it would be easy.
I just think it's the right thing to do. Essentially, I think Grant responded in exactly the same way as her piece was written, albeit each to their own agenda. Grant is, er, notorious for "Notoriety Marketing", in that he'd rather be talked about for anything rather than not be talked about.
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Kingdom | Phylum | Class | Order | Family |
Scientific Name: | Mammillaria luethyi | |||
Species Authority: | G.S.Hinton | |||
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Taxonomic Notes: | Accepted as a valid species by Anderson (2001), Hunt (1999) and Pilbeam (1999). |
Red List Category & Criteria: | Vulnerable D2 ver 3.1 | |||
Year Published: | 2013 | |||
Date Assessed: | 2009-10-15 | |||
Assessor/s: | Fitz Maurice, W.A., Fitz Maurice, B & Hernández, H.M. | |||
Reviewer/s: | Chanson, J.S. & Goettsch, B.K. | |||
Facilitator/s: | Wyatt, S. | |||
Justification: This species is listed as Vulnerable because it is known from only two locations and has an area of occupancy less than 20 km2. If the two locations were publicly known the threat from amateur collectors would be very high leading to the species becoming Critically Endangered or Extinct in a very short period of time. |
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Range Description: | This species is found in the state of Coahuila, Mexico, at elevations of around 800 m asl. |
Countries: | Native: Mexico (Coahuila) |
Range Map: | Click here to open the map viewer and explore range. |
Population: | At the time of publication of this species in 1996, it was thought to occur over a range of less than 200 m2, with an estimated population of less than 200 individuals. However, in 2006, the authors discovered a new population some kilometres distant from the original site and estimate the numbers of individuals found there to be many thousands (Lüthy 2007). |
Population Trend: | Unknown |
Habitat and Ecology: | This species grows on sloping calcareous rocky terrain in semi desert. |
Systems: | Terrestrial |
Major Threat(s): | This species is the most sought after cactus by collectors because of its rarity and unusual spines. If the localities were to be discovered by collectors, the populations would be subject to major declines. The precise locality is known only to a small number of experts. Despite the readily available populations in commercial cultivation, an intensive search for the localities continues by amateur and commercial collectors. |
Conservation Actions: | The plants are widely available throughout the world as a result of propagation from illegally exported specimens propagated from the original collection with approval of low level Mexican government officials. At this time, conservation measures would be counterproductive if they involved the type locality. It is listed on CITES Appendix II, but enforcement of the laws in the countries of destination is needed. |
Citation: | Fitz Maurice, W.A., Fitz Maurice, B & Hernández, H.M. 2013. Mammillaria luethyi. In: IUCN 2013. IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Version 2013.2. <www.iucnredlist.org>. Downloaded on 14 March 2014. |
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Title: Wheelock G. Veazey to Julia A. Veazey
- Veazey, Wheelock G., 1835-1898
- Veazey,Julia A., 1836-1928
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Date Created: January 25, 1863
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Nora Linnea just flows. The others do not. Linnea is unique but not yooneek, Jocelyn is getting trendy, Meredith makes me think of the evil stepmom from The Parent Trap, Cassia makes me think of that girl from Matched, Mairead I've never heard of and sounds ugly, Adair is okay (my second choice), but Tierney and Tiernan both sound like ugly surname names. However, I've never been a fan of Nora in the either.
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