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Aero-News has learned Sikorsky Aircraft presented its final proposal Monday to the US Air Force for the service's Combat Search and Rescue (CSAR-X) mission requirements. The company's proposal centers on the Sikorsky HH-92 Superhawk helicopter, which Sikorsky says meets the pressing US Air Force requirement to replace the Sikorsky HH-60G rescue helicopters currently in service.
As Aero-News has reported, the Air Force plans to acquire up to 141 aircraft in connection with the CSAR-X competition. The Air Force has an additional requirement for up to 71 aircraft for the service's follow-on Common Vertical Lift Support Platform (CVLSP) requirement to provide missile site security, VIP transport, and cargo and troop transport.
"The Air Force faces growing operational commitments with tighter budgets and manpower constraints," said Maj. Gen. (ret.) Mike Farage, Sikorsky's Air Force Government Business Manager. "Our HH-92 aircraft is right-sized for all missions -- one common cockpit with four cabin configurations to meet the combat search and rescue, missile site security, VIP transport, and cargo and troop transport missions. Our fleet experience shows it can sustain high operational tempos with far less maintenance than alternative aircraft."
The HH-92 helicopter is a military variant of the Sikorsky S-92 helicopter that has sustained operational readiness rates of 97 percent in harsh environments that are 20 to 30 percent higher than military norms. Since entering service in 2004, S-92 helicopters have flown thousands of high-tempo, offshore oil operations, averaging just 2.5 maintenance man-hours per flight hour, about one-quarter of the figure of other medium and heavy lift helicopters in service today.
In less than two years of intense commercial service, 38 S-92 helicopters have logged more than 26,000 flight hours with some aircraft flying up to 160 hours per month and more than 1,400 hours per year.
The S-92 helicopter was designed to reduce routine maintenance activities by 80 percent and operating costs by 40 percent when compared to past-generation helicopters. "The Air Force has to maximize the availability and affordability of every combat asset and the HH-92 aircraft is built around systems that largely look after themselves," said Farage.
Sikorsky's HH-92 demonstrator aircraft features include quick-change interiors for diverse missions. It also proved to Air Force evaluators that the HH-92 can be prepared for deployment aboard Air Force jet transports in minutes rather than hours as required by other helicopters.
"It is the only CSAR-X alternative that enables the Air Force to prepare to deploy two helicopters on a C-17 or three on a C-5 within the two- to three-hour window of time required by the Air Force's request for proposal. That's an important consideration when you have to build combat power in-theater quickly," Farage said.
The HH-92 helicopter builds upon the S-92 helicopter, which is the only helicopter in its size class certified to the latest international standards for flaw tolerance, crashworthiness, and bird strike, lightning, and turbine burst protection.
The multi-mission MH-92 or CH-148 Cyclone is under development for the Canadian Forces' Maritime Helicopter Program. The S-92 aircraft has already been chosen to fly the coast guard search-and-rescue mission for the United Kingdom. The governments of Qatar, Turkey, Turkmenistan, and the Republic of Korea have also selected the aircraft for VIP transport.
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Just as had been rumoured for many weeks, Apple today launched iTunes Radio at an action-packed WWDC in San Francisco. iTunes Radio is a free Internet radio service featuring over 200 stations and a massive catalog of music courtesy of the iTunes Store, which youll be able to access via your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac, PC or Apple TV. The new service will offer music fans access to thousands of new songs every week, according to Apple, as well as exclusive music from new and popular artists alike, before they are available anywhere else, including exclusive singles from new artists, or even a pre-release stream of an entire album. Youll also be able to listen to special events via iTunes Radio, including live streams direct from the iTunes Festival in London this fall, which is coincidentally when the new service will be up and running.
iTunes Radio will even enable you to build a station entirely around songs you like from the service or from your library, and Siri will also be getting involved, as you might expect. You can ask Siri questions, such as Who plays that song? or say, Play more like this, and Siri will answer you or do what you ask. You can also get Siri to create a radio station for you from your likes and dislikes, or add songs to your Wish List to download later.iTunes Radio is an incredible way to listen to personalized radio stations which have been created just for you, said Eddy Cue, Apples senior vice president of Internet Software and Services. Its the music you love most and the music youre going to love, and you can easily buy it from the iTunes Store with just one click.
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Case Publications
Casablanca Kids
Lisa Giguere, David Rose
published: 2006 | Case Study | Marketing
Subject Area: Marketing; Small Business/Entrepreneurship; Business Policy/Strategic Management
Key Issues: Consumer buying behaviour; Marketing coverage strategy; Positioning; Marketing mix decisions
Case Description: Casablanca Kids is a small,
Toronto-based private record label whose products include children's
music. The company has titles from well-established children's artists
including Sharon, Lois and Bram and has won numerous consumer choice
awards. Despite these strengths, the company also faces some
challenges. Casablanca Kids has limited financial resources for any
marketing initiatives, the company has no current television presence
to assist in promoting the product line (none of Casablanca Kids'
signed artists has a regular television program at this time) and they
are very reliant on a single act with 50% of total Canadian sales
volume attributed to Sharon, Lois and Bram. The primary channel of
distribution for Casablanca Kids' product in Canada is through two
large music distributors, EMI and Universal, who sell the product to
mass merchants and to wholesalers who distribute to smaller, specialty
retailers. The mass merchants are not usually very interested in
stocking children's music given their goal of maximizing sales per
square foot. For the majority of buyers, children's music can be
classified as an unsought good. As many consumers purchase children's
music on impulse or in response to a low price, the mass merchants feel
that this product would not be very profitable for them. Despite this
situation, future opportunities for Casablanca exist in the area of
establishing new distribution channels, targeting new
customers/markets, offering new technological formats and creating new
# Case Pages: 7
Case Number: 010085-G
Teaching Note: yes
revised Jul 4/06
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Ae he was asleep at the time he was not consulted, but when he awoke during the second act he protested in loud and raucous tongs. Three ushers searched for his tiarents. They were unsuccessful at first. Meanwhile J. VV. Mathews of the managerial staff picked up the baby from an impromptu cradle on it's father's overcoat and carried it about the foyer in an effort to inierest it in the carved elephants heads. They meant nothing lo the youngster how¬ ever, and tlie Merinelli heir's cries grew louder. After a ten niinutes search his parents were found, and at eight ot tliem lie hushed immedi¬ ately, soon went to Sleep and he was redeposited in the coat room. He was still sleeping when called for by his parenis after the performance. DINNER FOR BROWER FRIENDS HONOR NEW POSTMAS¬ TER OF ROCKVILLE CENTRE. ROCKVILLE CENTRE, Jan. 6.—A dinner to Girdell V. Brower, the new postmaster, will be held in the Clare- mont Inn on Saturday. Jan. 22. It is to be non-partisan. Village President Dr. D. N. 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Dur¬ ing the past week this vast playhouse broke all its previous high-attend¬ ance records, by entertaining more than 70,000 people in the twelve per¬ formances. The gross receipts for this week were the largest ever played to by any New Yorlc play¬ house and the great euccess begins the new year with a moat brilliant and auspicious outloik. AU the big features, including Sousa's Band, and the sensational ice ballet, are seen twice daily, the same performance in every particular being presented every matinee and every evening. W. G. MILLER. Of Kreeporl. Former Assemblyman ' Who Will Preside al Afternoon Session. KISSES BOyCOTTED By ULTIMATUM DELIVERED BY DR. BOLDUAN OF STATE BOARD t OSCULATION OF SWEETHEARTS PROHIBITED. Total abstinence from kissing dur¬ ing llie present grip epidemic is the advice issued by Dr. Charles Bol- duan, director of the bureau of pub¬ lic health education of the board of health of the State of .Mew York. 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J_RaD - 7:55 pm on Jun 1, 2012 (gmt 0)
With Win 7 this is easy to do, but the whole reason I got WHS is that I want to set permission levels for various users on the network
sounds like what you really want is a domain controller on your home network, and that you also purchased the wrong version of windows server for what you want to do.
You could do what you want done really dirty with just a normal windows 7 computer, create users123456 on the windows 7 computer, assign folder permissions based on what users you want to see what... share away.
each user is going to have to enter user1 + pass when they go to connect to folders, but hey......its just for your house.
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Last month's column outlined some efforts during the first half of the nineteenth century to establish Jewish agricultural colonies in America. In only one case was a colony actually established.
Glick strips the bark from the threat of a One State Solution and reveals a worthy option: the Israeli Solution
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' spokesperson said that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was "wasting time" with his demand that the Palestinians recognize Israel as a Jewish state and was undermining the current peace negotiations. "The intention of Netanyahu's continued demand to recognize Israel as the Jewish state is to waste time and avoid reaching a […]
Following reports that Israel was sending African migrants to Uganda, Israeli Interior Minister Gideon Saar confirmed that Israel is sending migrants to a third-party country. "The departure for third countries, on the basis of agreements we have reached, is of limited scope, in the order of dozens," Saar said Tuesday at a press conference, according […]
Canada has formally recognized the plight of Jewish refugees from Arab lands. On Monday, Ottawa accepted a report tabled last year that called on the federal government to "officially recognize the experience of Jewish refugees who were displaced from states in the Middle East and North Africa after 1948." The federal cabinet approved the report […]
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Moscowitz died after not waking up during a routine surgical procedure on Tuesday.
One can almost imagine a shocked Mr. Kerry thinking to himself, "How could he?" Yet not only did Mr. Putin do what he did, China, one of the three major international players along with the U.S. and Russia, agreed with him, not with Mr. Kerry.
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"He's on his way," predicted Stuart Secttor, the center's executive director.
Priced from $16 to $30, tickets for the show will go on sale in person at 10 a.m. Feb. 7, then online at pac.clarkstate.edu at noon.
Houser's song made a bit of minor history last week when it was the first song played on New York City's new country station — the Big Apple's first country music station in 17 years. It's the first single off his third album, which came out on Jan. 22.
Houser debuted in 2008 with the single "Anything Goes," and scored a Top 10 country hit with "Boots On" in 2009.
This is the second time this month that Clark State has announced a concert by someone whose song is in heavy rotation on the radio.
Tickets went on sale last week — and sold out within a day — for "American Idol" winner Phillip Phillips' May 16 show at the 1,500-seat auditorium. The singer-songwriter has one of the most-played songs in the nation with "Home."
"We are clean," Secttor said. "And when we say we've gone clean, we don't have a single ticket left."
The Clark State box office received so many calls for Phillips tickets, Secttor said, that it slowed phone service to the entire college.
"It was a big day. It's kind of special when it happens," he said. "There are no slam dunks anymore. You've got to make it happen, and we did."
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Anderson Valley Pinot Festival
This past weekend, the 11th annual Pinot Noir festival was held in the Anderson Valley. The only festival of its kind to celebrate a single varietal from a single appellation, the event kicked off with a technical conference and a barbecue at Standish Vineyards on Friday. On Saturday, a Grand Tasting featuring over 30 wineries was held at Goldenye. Following that event, 6 separate winemaker dinners were held at venues throughout the region. The festival concluded on Sunday with open houses at most of the vineyards throughout the valley.
The spectacular weather, combined withe the opportunity to sample close to 100 different pinots, made this a memorable weekend. I thought it was interesting that there were winemakers from not just Anderson Valley, but from Napa, Sonoma and other regions pouring wines they produced from grapes grown in our valley. In talking with a number of these wineries, I learned that Anderson Valley yields some of the finest pinot grapes in the world.


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Early in the school year Mrs. Magner asked the kids to write down the answer to this question: "If you could travel anywhere and see anything where would you go?" The responses she received challenged her own thinking about what could be achieved. "It was at this point that I had to make a decision, I could turn those responses into the usual cliché or I could challenge the kids to make it a reality and actually go see the things they had only dreamed about!" After talking it over with the administration they decided this special group of kids was up for the challenge of making a trip to Kennedy Space Center a reality.
"Once we had the idea that we were going on a science trip to Florida, the work really began. We did many fund raisers, and applied for many grants. Some of the fund raisers we did were selling pumpkins (generously donated by the Whiting family), raking yards, selling Christmas trees at Delta Ace Hardware, selling wreaths, having silent auctions at DMS, and selling yummy treats to the DMS students and staff. We also received money from the Chet Coleman memorial, the Cocker Foundation, Western Colorado Area Health Education Center, which has been a partner with DMS for several years now, and a grant from the gifted and talented program through the school district. Another large amount of money came from generous individuals in our community. We, as a class, spent a lot of time and effort raising the money needed to reach our goal. All of us agree that the hard work made the trip that more memorable and special.
"It was finally here, the day we had been preparing for eight months! On Monday, May 4, the 11 students and three sponsors boarded the turbo prop at Montrose airport to turn a dream into a real adventure. Many of the kids had never flown, so getting to experience flight and turbulence for the first time was exhilarating. Seeing the excitement in their eyes and hearing their questions was the best part of every day. 'Is that the ocean we are flying over? I've never seen the ocean before!' 'How do planes stay in the air.... oh, I think I remember.... it's Bernoulli's principle... right?' 'Wow, I can see the tops of the clouds, we must be over the troposphere now!' While we were on the plane I just listened to the excitement and joy in their voices.
"For this week I am not the teacher...the world is their teacher... I just get the blessing of watching them learn.
"The first morning in Orlando we woke up bright and early and walked two miles from our motel to Sea World. We had to look at every palm tree along the way and inspect the moss growing from the trees, something new to us Coloradoans! Once there we visited the many animal exhibits. Penguins, polar bears, alligators, turtles, Beluga whales and other interesting sea creatures were all part of our experience. Dolphins, Shamu, the sea lion and walrus shows demonstrated how these animals move and interact with humans.
"Unbeknownst to some of us, Sea World has quite a selection of roller coasters, which we had to experience so they would know the true meaning of G-force and inversions! After getting our fill of adrenaline we headed to the stingray lagoon where we let the stingrays suck on our hands. The last event was a helicopter simulation through the arctic, which made us much more sick than the roller coasters!
"On Wednesday we traveled to the Astronaut Hall of Fame in Cape Canaveral. Here we checked in and began our tour through the ATX program (Astronaut Training Experience). This is a special educational portion of Kennedy Space Center in which students get hands-on experience being an astronaut. The kids got to choose their roles and then they were trained on what they would do during a mission launch. Five students were on board the shuttle and the other six were mission control. Once the students got the shuttle into orbit, two astronauts exited the spacecraft and performed a task in 1/6th gravity, just like they would experience on the moon. After the task they re-boarded the shuttle and got ready for re-entry and landing. The first attempt to land didn't go so well, but the second try went much better and we successfully completed the mission.
"After our mission our tour guide did some demonstrations with us. We learned about the use of polymers in space to absorb liquids so they don't damage the electronics. We learned how to boil water at 60 degrees Fahrenheit... just take the pressure away! We also saw that if you remove atmospheric pressure from an object, the pressure on the inside will make it explode. We got to touch an actual four-inch-thick tile that is used on the orbiter's surface. Our guide started up a blowtorch that reaches 1500 degrees and set it on the tile's surface, then had the kids touch the back... it was cool to the touch! She explained the tile is made of silicon and air and is just part of the amazing technology that is used for space flight. Next we experienced a giant gyroscope (multi-axis trainer) that simulates how it feels if your spacecraft spins out of control. We toured the Astronaut Hall of Fame and sat in an actual Gemini spacecraft!
"On Thursday we went to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Center. We rode a shuttle to three different stops around Merritt Island, including the launch pad area (as close as you are allowed), the Saturn/Apollo Center and the International Space Station area. Each place had a short introduction video with loads of information. One of the most amazing things we learned about was the "crawler" which is the 6,000,000-pound piece of equipment that transports the shuttle to the launch pad. It can carry 12,000,000 pounds and is about the size of a baseball field! The best part of the day was seeing the shuttle Atlantis and Endeavor on the launch pads and all the hustle and bustle surrounding them, getting them ready for launch. After the tour we went to the Shuttle Launch Experience which is a simulation of an actual launch... pretty cool! We went to the 3D IMAX movie that was a history of the Apollo missions. This was the most inspirational movie ever! It showed actual moonwalk footage and you heard from the astronauts; what they were thinking, feeling and hoping for during their time on the moon. I had never realized how much time we have spent on the moon's surface... 296 hours have been logged on the lunar surface by astronauts performing different experiments and collecting samples! The major theme was how far we have come in the last 50 years... it all started with a challenge from John F. Kennedy. "After an exhilarating day at the Space Center we made an afternoon stop at Cocoa Beach. Most of us had never seen the ocean, so this was quite an amazing experience. We got to play in the sand and the waves, we saw jellyfish washed up by the rising tides, tiny crabs that shuffled quickly into the sand after the tide rolled away, and found many unique shells. Even though we only spent a few hours at the beach it was one of the best experiences on our trip. We got to feel the energy in the waves, smell and taste the saltiness of the water, feel the sand with our feet and see all the tiny animals that live in the beach's ecosystem.
"Friday's adventure began with another two-mile walk, this time to Discovery Cove. When we arrived we got to interact with a barred owl, an armadillo, a two-toed sloth and an anteater, and that was just while we were waiting in line! The surroundings were breathtaking - the lush greenery, the tropical fish, birds, flowers, white sand and crystal clear waters were almost dreamlike. Once we had our wetsuits and snorkel gear we headed for the tropical reef where most of us snorkeled for the first time. It was a 30-foot deep pool teaming with 56 different species of fish, three different kinds of rays and an internal tank that held sharks and barracudas that you could see through glass as you snorkeled! Next it was time to swim with the dolphins! We broke up into a group of boys and a group of girls and each group had a trainer. We got to touch the dolphins, kiss them, learn how they are trained, and then we each got to take a ride on our 450-pound porpoise friend! We spent the rest of our time snorkeling through the "wind-away" river and visiting over 100 species of birds in the "Explorer's Aviary."
"Saturday we ended our week by saying goodbye to the heat and humidity and flying back to Montrose where we were greeted by our friends and family. Our hearts were happy and full. We had a dream and we made it come true; there aren't too many greater things in life!
"When we returned everyone asked, 'What the best thing about the trip?' That is hard to answer! Each day was unique, different and wonderful! The best part for me was watching the excitement in the students' eyes, seeing the questions form and the answers circulate through their minds. The best part of the trip is yet to come. It will come much later when those kids return after many years and tell me how they chose to answer the questions that this trip formed.
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There Is A God! And He Has A Sense Of Humour...Arab Attacker Killed by his Own Rock
A Palestinian Authority Arab who stoned cars in Samaria was killed by one of his own rocks, police have concluded. A Jewish man held in connection with the death has been released.
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VOR Throwback
To celebrate the Volvo Ocean Race's 40th anniversary, race organizers asked fans to share photos on their Facebook page. Anders Odelberg, who competed on Swedish Entry in 1981-'82 edition, shared the winning photo: his crew, Willy von Koskull coated in ice in the Southern Ocean.
Anders Odelberg
Here's what Odelberg says in an interview about the photo on the VOR website: Tell me about you and your team. "We were indeed a Swedish team but we only got halfway! The project went bankrupt in New Zealand so we sailed only half the race. "We were as professional as one could get then. A Swedish company sponsored us but none of them were professional sailors. Peter Norlin designed the boat for the race and we, the crew, built it in Sweden." Who is the frozen crewmember and how did you get that cold? "I took it on the leg from South Africa to New Zealand. On that leg, we went too far south to the 60th parallel. I think we went as far as the 61st south parallel, hence the ice! There were a lot of icebergs too. The ice on his face isn't snow though; it's the ocean spray being frozen. "The crew on the picture was Willy von Koskull, a Finnish guy. He was in his fifties when we did the race. Everybody was doing everything on board but he did drive a lot – you could call him a helmsman! Unfortunately he passed away five or six years ago." It looks so cold and your equipment must have been pretty basic! "It was cold for a while but we did dress accordingly. You know, it was not that long ago! We had fleeces and jackets. Sure, we didn't have any of the breathable weather gear available nowadays. That was the main difference. "But at the same time the boats were heavier and slower, we didn't have the water pressure on us. Today it's like being on a fire hose all the time!" How many pictures did you take during the race? "I have LOTS of pictures! I don't know how many. I had two cameras with me at the time, one of them was a Nikon diving camera and the other was a Canon. I don't remember exactly when and how I took the photo but judging by the weather I must have been using the diving one!" The VOR is running a photo exhibition at the Volvo Ocean Race Museum in Alicante, Spain, from June 14 until Feb 28, 2014. There, 40 images to tell the story of a race that began as the Whitbread on September 8, 1973.
Anders Odelberg
The Swedish Entry sailing past an iceberg in the Whitbread 1981-82 during the leg from South Africa to New Zealand. Note the furry jacket...
Anders Odelberg
A Whitbread for the Whitbread men - crew on the Swedish Entry enjoying a can of the sponsor's product in the 1981-'82 race.
Anders Odelberg
Now this is freezing! The Swedish Entry sailing in proper cold conditions in the Whitbread 1981-82 during the leg from South Africa to New Zealand.
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Casey Smith on il mostro during the 2008-'09 Volvo Ocean Race.
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Onboard medic Tony Rae administers three stitches and anaesthetic to CAMPER with Emirates Team New Zealand bowman Mike Pammenter from South Africa, after he suffered a broken tooth and gash to the face in a fall during a sail change on Leg 1 of the Volvo Ocean Race 2011-'12, from Alicante to Cape Town. Click here to read more about the entries on the VOR website.


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I will be so relieved next Tuesday after the election. I will no longer feel that in my heart and soul that I have to be a surrogate for the president of the United States of America. There are way too many narrow-minded, uninformed voters who will never grasp the magnitude of the crisis this nation faced four years ago, therefore they can't possibly understand that the old policies are what almost destroyed this country. Wake up and go forward so we all prosper! Vote for Obama. I am tired.
The latest jobs report indicated more jobs had been added to the economy than expected, which is wonderful, but you know that Romney and the Republicans looked at that report and were disappointed in the good news for our country.
Our elections are increasingly becoming a choice between corporate-owned neoconservatives and socialist-leaning leftists.
Pitiful. People who get their news from make-believe "news" shows on Comedy [Central] criticizing those who get news from Fox.
Wow, it's really scary to think that Ohio could be the state that could determine who is going to be president for the next four years. Have you ever watched people from Ohio drive?
It's bad enough that the Gazette allows Republicans to post mean, nasty rants. Now the Gazette even endorsed one Republican as fit for public office.
The only difference between Greece and the United States is that they are not allowed to print money to pay for deficit spending. They are being forced to face reality. Our day of reckoning will soon follow. Fairy-tale fiscal policy cannot go on forever.
So we have some people who think everything should be restored to normal within 24 hours of a major disaster? What a spoiled, entitled and self-absorbed country we have become. Not to mention ignorant.
The way Mitt abused his own family pet, nobody in their right mind would even want to elect this guy as a dogcatcher.
I'm voting for my grandsons. I don't want them going off to fight another Republican war!
We didn't lose our power but have been without Suddenlink cable service for over three days now and they do not answer their phones. This affects our home phone service as well as Internet, so it's not about missing TV shows. If they don't fix it soon, they should not expect us to pay our bills in full either.
In countless debates with liberals, I have discovered many are very misinformed on many issues. Several cases they admitted it. Instead of trying to gain more information, they chose to stay the course and criticize the conservatives for asking questions and stirring things up.
Six months after the primary and we are still hearing about Keith Judd. I guess he's going to go down in West Virginia folklore like the Braxton County Monster, the Mothman and Sweet Alice Moore.
A lot of my family are vets, but I have about had it with everyone bashing those of us that didn't serve. You chose your path in most cases. We chose ours. I am no less a citizen, nor do you love the country any more than I do. Thanks for your service, but really, enough holding it over our heads.
If Obama bought a bottle of Nyquil, the liberal media would report he had found a cure for the common cold and the Kool-Aid-drinking supporters would all be praising him.


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PhD Art History (American), University of Delaware; MAT Museum Education, George Washington University; MA Art History of Art, University of Toronto; BA Religion and Art History, Oberlin College. Storr is the founding head of the Corcoran's degree programs in Art Education. Before the Corcoran, she was head of Education for the American Association of Museums, Director of the Arts Management degree programs at American University, Visiting Professor at the University of Virginia (and many other universities and colleges), and Director of the Joan Whitney Payson Gallery of Art and Humanities Faculty of Westbrook College (Portland, ME). In 1985 she was among the first 14 Americans awarded the three-year National Graduate Fellowship by the US Department of Education, for her cross-disciplinary dissertation in education practice and art history. She was an author/contributor to "Building a Nation of Learners", the US government's first policy statement of lifelong learning and cross-disciplinary learning studies (1994-1996). Her consulting firm, Museum Project in Public Service has assisted museums and community organizations make educational service to diverse audiences top priority, through program development, internal assessment and institutional reorganization. (Client institutions include: Anacostia Museum and Center for African American History (Smithsonian); State Museum of Pennsylvania; the National Gallery of Art; Terra Foundation of American Art; William Penn Foundation, et al). She has collaborated extensively with the District of Columbia Public Schools and the Office of the State Superintendent of Schools, as a contributor to learning standards in the visual arts, teacher development programs geared to identified areas of greatest need, implementation of after-school art programs by Corcoran faculty and graduate school, and creation of the School Partnership program for art at J. F. Cooke, and later Amidon-Bowen E.S. In 2011, Dr. Storr was awarded the prestigious Kress Fellowship in Museum Education at the Sterling and Francine Clark Institute of Art in Williamstown, MA.


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My Declaration for Your 2014: The Year of Your Own Oxygen Mask
This year I will jot down some clever ways to peg the amount of "care" my clients bring to the table, and I will willingly match that level, just because it's the right thing to do. But for my own sake, I will not exceed that level, just because it's also the right thing to do.
I will quit pretending to solve the potable water crisis in Africa and I will take a glass of cold, refreshing water to a randomnly chosen employee on occasion. I am tired of the hypocrisy of wanting to change that world while being a #@%!) shitty manager in this one.
Not inconsistent with this, I will finally boot that one employee out of the nest. Yes, they have done every job in the place and been with me as the organization has matured, but they no longer have the presence, objectivity, ability, or hunger that we need. If I hear them tell one more new employee that they've been here the longest, have done every job, and know how and when to present things to me, I may just make a decision on the spot.
I will be so, so grateful for whatever health and intelligence I've managed to retain through these years. [Pause and be grateful, please.] I won't view life as something that happens after I fix it, but something that happens while I fix it. The journey itself must be savored, along with the control and freedom and opportunities I have to NOT feed the machine.
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The two groups of employees who are typically overpaid are those who have been with you a long time and those who know what other people make.
There are five issues more important to good employees than money, and when they talk about money is when some of those five things have eroded over time.
No employees in the world are mature enough to know what other people make and not read "intrinsic value" into that equation.
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- After that is achieved, you still 20% net profit.
- The more entrepreneurial employees are satisfied that their contribution to your gain is recognized and accounted for.
- Partners and employees in key roles will have already tasted competence in the area of your focus, or they will experience it within nine months of joining the firm.
- There will be few or no young employees who value variety over expertise.
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I was recently working with a firm under our new "Come to Nashville" program for a day and we were doing long-term planning, mainly, but with an eye on how that might impact the short term. I came up with some questions that turned out to be very helpful as they took a break from the continuous crazy days we all have, and then answered them honestly and seriously.
- How do you feel about the current positioning of your firm? If you could waive a magic wand and change it (without regard to current employees or clients), what would your positioning be?
- What are your biggest fears in just pursuing that positioning, even if it means doing so alongside your current firm and maybe even doing it all alone without employees?
- If I watched you on a typical day, would it look like you are taking care of clients or would it look like you were taking care of employees (who would then take care of clients if you did your job well)?
- Who are the two weakest employee links who probably should be dismissed in the near future?
- Who is the most talented person at your firm who is disruptive to the culture? Are they on the list, above, of people to dismiss?
- You likely started this firm to create an environment for yourself that allowed for more freedom, control, and money. Now that you have built it, to what degree are these three things true?...
Should You Start Your Own Firm?
I seldom give up my 17,000-person blog platform to guests. Keeping your attention is important and my primary marketing tool. But, I read a blog last week that Mark Busse wrote, and I thought it was brilliant. I'm sharing it here with his permission:
Rushing into starting your own design business can turn a dream into a nightmare.
Recently I heard from two former students of mine. As they entered the industry a few years ago we had some honest talks about their options, and against my advice they decided to skip internships or junior positions--which they felt were both beneath them--and went into partnership together with another classmate to form their own design studio. After some early success working for friends and family, their studio quickly fell into chaos, the partnership dissolved, and the company folded, leaving their clients in rough shape.
I'll spare you my story of how running my design business has still not brought the freedom, flexibility or financial reward I'd hoped for after 15 years--and I have a business degree--and how I often miss the days of just working for someone else. Instead, let's talk about how lazy, short-sighted and dangerous starting your own business can be.
You heard me: lazy, short-sighted and....
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This is a question that has long intrigued me. It comes up more frequently, too, as individual workers find it harder to find work at all, much less work that they enjoy. But even in a difficult economy, employees regularly switch jobs to work in a more satisfying environment.
They are told repeatedly to "follow your heart…and the money will come." Even aspiring entrepreneurs are encouraged to take that path to fulfill a dream, chase their hopes, and attempt to "build it," hoping they will come.
But that's different than having a right to enjoy it. Not only do I strongly disagree with the sentiment, I think believing it has twisted our expectations and those of our employees. It's not all that different, in fact, from commenting on someone's gruesome death that "at least she died doing what she loved."
First, a lot of people who are "following their heart" are starving. It's just true. Even pseudo-entrepreneurs who follow a system via a franchise are failing in droves--in some, there's a 60% failure rate.
Second, just...
Read More >Why Your Firm Might Fail...and Preventing It
Forgive me for the ominous subject line of this email, but there are times when it's best to be objective and forthright. I've been talking with the executives of large associations and educational institutions in this field, hoping they'll drop the status quo and beginning offering real help to their members and graduates. So far I've made very little progress, so I'm just going to use my own platform (16,000+ of you). Look around, think back through the last decade, and make a mental list of the firms you knew that are no longer around. Did any of them fail for lack of creativity? Even if you don't think they were that creative, the answer is a resounding "NO". Here is why those firms--and possibly yours, if you don't listen--will cease to exist, in descending order. I'm going to list seven reasons firms fail, and then seven things to keep a very close eye on. What to Keep An Eye On
More Transparent Client Relationships
I've had a hand in shaping four of the software products out there, including the two with the largest installed base. And for ten years I've been clamoring for more transparency, enabled primarily by allowing a client to log into your project management software (that's not BaseCamp, by the way) and seeing the status of things. For one thing, why make the AE do that? Every client is different, and this would let them interact with the data on their own terms, with selectable update options to boot.
Why hasn't this caught on? Two reasons:
- Firms say something will take three weeks of work but they don't even start it until four days before the deadline, and this way the client would know that.
- Firms are afraid of interferance in the creative process, where I think it should be more collaborative and with no "big reveals" as we call them.
Anyway, I was chatting about this with a client of mine, Greg Daake, who has a firm in Omaha. He has been thinking the same thing, and so I asked him to write some thoughts on this. Here's Greg...
Read More >Managing People is Counter-Intuitive
I was sitting down last week, thinking about how much difference it makes when you have a good boss. I realized, though, that much of good management is counter-intuitive. So I thought I'd take a few minutes to record a few observations while they were top of mind.
Before I do, though, remember the survey on the last email? It asked whether you were better or worse than average as a manager. A full 68% of you said better! You can interpret that one.
Here are the things I've learned interviewing nearly 14,000 people for the book I reference at the end:
- Any non-evil person can be a manager.
- Management does not make you special.
- Managers shouldn't always make more money than those they manage.
- There should be two career paths so that we don't saddle technicians (craft people) w/ management.
- Nearly all important information should come from an employee's direct manager.
- Why you were promoted, or why you promoted a certain person, tells a huge story.
- The biggest danger to your company is a very skilled employee who doesn't fit the culture.
You Might Need to Change the Name of Your Firm
Most creative firms are poorly named, especially if they are named after the principal and perhaps multiple partners. Unless you turn out to be a very large agency with a 40+ year track record, your name matters. Naming it in the traditional way after yourself does this:
- it makes it a tad more difficult to sell
- it encourages new clients to work with you when you should be doing other things that the firm really requires of you
- it makes it difficult to add significant partners, because every time you do so the name will likely change
- it makes your agency look small
Chances are that you didn't put much thought into naming the company when it began with just you as an employee. The attorney was pressuring you to come up with some name that s/he could put on the forms, and so you defaulted to the easy choice. If I had done that, my company would be Baker Inc., or Baker & Associates, etc.
Read More >What I Want to Be When I Grow Up
I'm 51, so I figure I'd better get this right pretty soon. :) I think about this a lot, though. The common thread through the last 25 years, though, is that I've worked for myself. That's a lot of years without a safety net, and it's also a lot of years to learn habits that would make it almost impossible for me to work for someone else.
About 20 years ago, though, I put together this list. At the time, I felt like most of my life was ahead of me and that I wanted as many options as possible. So there's very different from each other, and it was just me dreaming one day:
Read More >Gwen Bell
Some people get it. By extension, then, some (most?) people don't get it. Gwen Bell is one of those people who clearly gets it. The first time I read her website, a whole lot of things clicked for me. I'm not prepared (at the moment) to adopt her lifestyle and business model, but I like her presence, how articulate she is, and how key points are explained thoroughly enough to eliminate the frequent response: "Yeah, I've heard of her and read some of her stuff."
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Otsego and Eastwood both had second-place finishes Saturday during cross country action. Otsego was the runnerup in the Myron Cline Invitational at Eells Park in Bettsville. Eastwood was second in the Ottawa-Glandorf Invitational at Ottawa Memorial Park. Perrysburg girls finish first Perrysburg's girls cross country team won the Chet Sullwold Invitational Saturday at Ottawa Park. The Yellow Jackets had five runners in the top 10 and won the nine-team meet with 23 points. Bowling Green was third with 96. Perrysburg's Taylor Monheim was the individual winner in 18:42, beating runnerup and teammate Courtney Clody by 21 seconds. Completing Perrysburg's top five were: Katie Menke, fourth, 19:16; Jordan Doore, seventh, 19:36; and Emily Henry, ninth, 19:38. BG's top five were: Sasha Lanning, eighth, 19:36; Jessi Patton, 11th, 19:54; Jenna Schroeder, 20th, 20:31; Mallory Glenn, 30th, 21:30; and Natalie Applegate, 31st, 21:37. MYRON CLINE INVITATIONAL Otsego places second Otsego had 52 points in the 10-team meet. Also from Wood County, Lake was third with 77 and Rossford was 10th with 276. Four county runners finished in the top 10 - Brandon Avers of Lake was second in 15:57, Tyler Rickman of Lake was third in 16:04 and teammate Scott Brittenham was seventh in 16:53, and Seth Harnishfeger of Otsego was eighth in 16:58. Completing Otsego's top five were Derek Morgan, 14th, 17:19; Jordy Ghesquiere, 18th, 17:31; and Tyler Harroun, 19th, 17:37. Completing Lake's top five were: Orfrancis Ozuna, 16th, 17:24; Nick Walters, 25th, 17:58; and Aaron Witt, 34th, 18:27. Rossford's top five were: Taylor Smale, 29th, 18:25; Nolan York, 53rd, 18:55; Harrison Fink, 106th, 23:45; Martin Linthicum, 110th, 24:09; and Mat Meyers, 112th, 24:26. In the 19-team Division III race, Elmwood was third with 123. Also from the county, Lakota was 10th with 259 and North Baltimore was 16th with 453. Elmwood's Cheyne Jenkins was seventh in 17:14. Completing Elmwood's top five were: Andrew Jasso, 12th, 17:25; Josh Mathias, 13th, 17:28; Chris Goodwich, 30th, 17:58; and Matthew Wagner, 62nd, 18:59. Lakota's top five were: Luke Baker, 23rd, 17:40; Caleb Tolento, 39th, 18:18; Matthew Steiner, 56th, 18:54; Isaac Ritter, 72nd, 19:17; and Brant Shank, 96th, 20:01. NB's top five were: Tyler Stimmel, 79th, 19:33; A.J. Hotaling, 85th, 19:46; Nathan Flores, 93rd, 19:57; Tanner Gray-Duvall, 114th, 20:28; and Caleb Swope, 130th, 21:00. OTTAWA-GLANDORF INVITATIONAL Eastwood finishes second Eastwood was second in its 17-team meet with 81 points. The Eagles' Tim Hoodlebrink was third in 16:22. Completing Eastwood's top five were: Gabe Fredericks, 11th, 17:05; Noah Smith, 14th, 17:11; Sam Church, 18th, 17:22; and Josh Bierley, 36th, 18:08. CHET SULLWOLD INVITATIONAL BG places fourth At Ottawa Park in Toledo, Bowling Green had 100 points to finish fourth in the eight-team meet. BG's top five were: Lucas Overmyer, ninth, 17:03; Michael Shilling, 16th, 17:23; Bret Horn, 18th, 17:27; Mitchell Gardner, 29th, 17:46; and Jack Amburgey, 30th, 17:46. GALION INVITATIONAL Perrysburg finishes 15th At Amann's Resevoir in Galion, Perrysburg had 384 points to finish 15th in the 33-team meet. Perrysburg's top five were: Andrew Bayes, 26th, 16:16; Bobby Borger, 75th, 17:00; Anthony Glorioso, 85th, 17:07; Parker Calvin, 95th, 17:15; and Matt Studer, 103rd, 17:21. Perrysburg won the Toledo Central Catholic Irish Invitational Saturday. The Yellow Jackets, 10-2 overall, beat Tiffin Columbian, Anthony Wayne and Central Catholic on the way to the title. In the 25-17, 27-29, 25-17 win over Central Catholic in the final, Perrysburg's leaders were: Audra Appold, 15 kills, 15 digs, two aces; Savannah Miller, 13 kills, six digs; Graesyn Pawlak, 14 digs; and Chloe Matuga, 30 assists. BGHS beats Rossford In Rossford, Bowling Green was a 25-22, 25-16, 25-16 winner over the Bulldogs in a nonleague match. BG's leaders were: Tyanna Smith, nine kills; Mackenzie Dunn, 20 assists; Hanna Williford, 15 digs; and Rachel Clark, four aces. Rossford's leaders were: Karly Durco, 10 digs; Julie Hotz, five kills, 14 digs; Maggie Leahy, nine kills, 13 digs; and Margo Jackson seven digs. Elmwood wins twice In Jerry City, Elmwood beat Fostoria St. Wendelin (25-16, 25-15) and Van Buren (25-8, 25-5) in nonleague matches. Against VB, Elmwood's leaders were: Amanda Jones, 20 assists; Madison Arnold, four kills; Marissa Swavel, eight digs; Jasmine Marsh, nine kills; Ashley Veryser, six kills; and Sarah Williams, seven digs. Elmwood's leaders against St. Wendelin were not available. GOLF BOYS BG finishes second At Napoleon Municipal Golf Course, Bowling Green shot a 315 to finish second in the 10-team Napoleon Invitational. Also from Wood County, Rossford was sixth with 338, Eastwood was ninth with 351 and Perrysburg was 10th with 375. BG's Tyler Remeis was second with a 74. BG's other scores were: Trey Walker, 78; Tad McKanna, 81; and Alex Noble, 82. Rossford's scores were: Ryan Niese, 78; Mason Robinson, 82; Chris Shaffer, 86; Jackson Murphree, 91. Eastwood's scores were: Steven Bruning, 82; Nick Coffman, David Krukemyer, 86 each; and Kyle Waynick, 96. Perrysburg's scores were: Mitchel Skotynsky, 89; Ryan Piece, 90; Ronnie Stough, 97; and Lain Steyer, 99. SOCCER GIRLS Eastwood 7, Otsego 0 In Luckey, Kaleigh Obrock had two goals and one assist, and Kortni Montag had one goal and one assist as Eastwood won a Northern Buckeye Conference match. Reagan Boice, Kat Przybylski, Dani Bruning and Maddie Wilson also scored for Eastwood. Courtney Niswander and Allie Bruning each had one assist. Eastwood's Alex Brockschmidt and Kelsie Cancelliere each had two saves. Perrysburg 4, Bishop Fenwick 0 In Perrysburg, the Yellow Jackets improved to 3-1-2 with the nonleague win. Allex Brown, Josie Fowler, Erika Joldrichsen, and Beth Glowacki scored goals for Perrysburg. BOYS BGHS 2, Bryan 1 Bowling Green scored twice in the second half to overcome a 1-0 deficit and improve to 7-3 overall with a nonleague win. Clark Mayberry scored to break a 1-1 tie after BG's Chance Bailey tied the game. Josiah Nichols assisted on Mayberry's goal and Brian LeGalley assisted on Bailey's goal. BG's Zach DeSola had two saves. Rossford 8, Lake 1 In Rossford, Aguirre had three goals and Desmond added two in the Bulldogs' NBC win. Hotz, Austin and Karavas also scored for Rossford. Corey Pierce had Lake's goal, assisted by Jeremy Likes. The Flyers are 1-7-1 overall and 1-3-1 in the NBC. TENNIS Northview 5, BGHS 0 Northview blanked Bowling Green in a Northern Lakes League match. Junior varsity results VOLLEYBALL Bowling Green beat Rossford, 25-19, 25-17. BG's leaders were: Stephanie Hermes, eight kills; Maggie Vennis, 10 digs, 16 assists; and Harper Craft, two aces. |
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Otsego places second
Caleb Baus was left out of your scoring for Otsego. He was their number three runner with a time of 17:00.
Otsego places second
Caleb Baus was left out of your scoring for Otsego. He was their number three runner with a time of 17:00.
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Geillor, Harrison. The Zombies of Lake Woebegotton. Night Shade Books. 9/1/2010.
Monk, Devon. A Cup of Normal. Fairwood Press. 9/1/2010. fantasy
Arruda, Suzanne. The Crocodile's Last Embrace: A Jade del Cameron Mystery. New American Library. 9/7/2010. Mystery
Madsen, Diane Gilbert. Hunting for Hemingway. Midnight Ink. 9/1/2010. Mystery
Arruda, Suzanne. The Leopard's Prey. Obsidian Mysteries. 9/1/2009. Mystery
Hornsby, Wendy. The Paramour's Daughter: A Maggie Macgowen Mystery. Perseverance Press. 9/9/2010. Mystery
Stuart, Sebastian. To the Manor Dead. Midnight Ink. 10/1/2010. Mystery
Bardsley, Michele. Cross Your Heart: A Broken Heart Novel. Signet Book. 9/7/2010. romance
Owens, Robin D. Heart Journey. Berkley Publishing Group. 8/3/2010. Romance
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