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Anugama: Shamanic Dream I
Shamanic Dream by Anugama is especially suitable for trance meditations. A heartbeat drum accompanies the continued low repetition of the mantra So Be It. The second part is a journey through and meditation on the chakras, the energy centers of the human body. Learn More$16.99 -
Anugama:Shamanic Dream II
This peaceful Relaxation-Trance Music flows with a gentle shamanic spirit inviting us into the heart of being. Prayerful flute melodies, relaxed heartbeat drumming and chants are leading us on a magical journey. Shamanic Dream II is a pure Relaxation-Trance Symphony and nourishment for the soul. Learn More$16.99 -
AwakeningThe Heart - 2014 Engagement Calendar by Pema Chodron
Best-selling author Pema Chdron is a leading exponent of teachings on meditation and how they apply to everyday life. The Pema Chdron: Awakening the Heart engagement calendar features selections from her book Living Beautifully with Uncertainty and Change, aimed at helping us cultivate compassion, courage and awareness within the challenges of daily life.
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Baka Gbine: Gati Bongo
In 1992 when Martin Cradick & Su Hart first went to visit the Baka Forest People they were amazed to fine two great guitarists, Mbeh and Pelembir. Since then they have regularly returned to stay with the Baka and each time have taken another guitar. On each visit they found that more and more of them had learned to play guitar, and by 2000 they had organised themselves into a band.
A decade on, new technologies enabled Martin to make the first multi-track recordings of 'Baka Gbine' using a solar-powered laptop deep within their forest home. This album is a collection of their songs recorded live in the rainforest of Cameroon in 2004 and 2005. It may not be what people immediately think of as 'Pgymy' music, but it is what the Baka from Gbine are playing and want to share with you. Learn More$16.99 -
Biomusique: 10,000 Steps
The 10,000 Steps is an atmospheric soundscape of exquisitely crafted ambiance, from singer Lisbeth Scott (The Chronicles of Narnia and Spielberg's Munich) and multi-instrumentalist Greg Ellis (Vas, Matrix series and 300).
What do you get when you cross an insanely talented multi-instrumentalist with a breathtaking vocalist, both of whom have one foot in this world and another in the next? Biomusique. Biomusique is the vehicle for percussionist/multi-instrumentalist Greg Ellis and siren/songwriter Lisbeth Scott.
Some will be familiar with Ellis' work as a founding member of the sacred music duo Vas. Unlike Vas, which is rooted in more Middle Eastern and East-Indian rhythms and atmospheres, Biomusique's first effort, The 10,000 Steps, is a poly-fused hybrid of many styles that range from textured electronic ambience to atmospheric riffs on Celtic sound-stylings. The results are breathtaking.
Lisbeth Scott's vocals resemble the non-local phrasings of Liz Fraser and Lisa Gerrard, toning, intoning, chanting and singing, blending and bending a fluid vocabulary of vocalese. While Ellis moves surprisingly well out of his percussive comfort zone to play a number of other instruments such as trumpet, guitar, dulcimer, piano and, of course, a battery of drums and percussion. Together, they make deliciously organic sounds that echo David Sylvain, Enya, Clannad and Loreena McKennit, but are by no means cloning any of them. Those artists just represent stylistic touchstones.
The musical journey on The 10,000 Steps goes far beyond the tools of language to draw comparison. Take the first step. Listen. No samples or loops of any kind were used on this recording. Learn More$16.99 -
Brent Lewis: Drum Sex
The newest from master percussionist Brent Lewis - powerful, mystical and exciting. Tracks:
Dinner at the Sugarbush
Popcorn & Pink Champagne
Hot Oil, No Sweat
The Gates of Gomorrah
Twinkle Berry: 'The Belly Dancing Chicken'
Temple of Love
Needy, Needy, Needy
Sex, Drums & Rock 'n Roll
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Brent Lewis: Journey Of Souls
Follow up to best selling Drum Sex, Journey of Souls is Brent Lewis's newest CD. Master melodic drummer, Brent Lewis has created a new dimension in music. He uses his one and only melodic drums as the lead instrument surrounded by beautiful counter point melodies and harmonies.
Powerful drum cuts such as 'A Cry in the Night' thrill the listener with amazing drumbeats and sounds never before heard. 'Soul of My Brother' is a sonic wonder of melody and rhythm. No music lover should miss this! Learn More$16.99 -
Brule: The Collection
The Collection is an accumulation of song derived from Brule's past and present top selling albums. All of his very best songs are included, Buffalo Moon, Stomp Dance, Man in the Sky and Star People.
Experience the Brule phenomenon for yourself.
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Celtic Mandala 2014 Engagement Calendar by Jen Delyth
The Celtic Mandala engagement calendar presents the magical weavings of Welsh artist Jen Delyth. Founded in her deep connection to her Celtic heritage, Jens work features Celtic knots and patterning that reflect a belief in the continuity of life, and the interconnection of all things.
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Chinmaya Dunster: Ragas Relax
In his latest musical offering, Ragas Relax, Chinmaya Dunster explores five traditional Ragas in an 'alaap' form: pure, directionless wanderings within the ragas structure but without the distractions of rhythm or fixed melody. With the simplicity of the compositions he has successfully created an intimate, open and fluid soundscape for the listener to relax into. Specifically suited for restorative yoga, relaxation, meditation, wellness practices and the healing arts. Learn More$16.99


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I stumbled across this park. It is right on a beautiful little river, and listening to the river sounds at night while going to sleep was great. This is not a destination park, but is a very nice inexpensive sleepover place. It is on a highway, so road noises are present. There are no showers. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
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Right on the lake. Our first time dry camping and it was great. Opened the windows and let the breeze cool us at night. It was fine. Lots of people here with boats. It's a huge lake. Very quiet and not developed. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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The setting is the beautiful Wind River Canyon. The downside, for tent camping, is that they water the grass with a sprinkler system and do not warn tent campers when they are making reservations. If the campground host hadn't warned us and told us to put pots weighed down with rocks on top of the sprinkler heads (which took some searching) we would have woken up to wet tents. This is an outhouse (pit toilet) only facility, there are no showers. There are water spigots. The mosquito's were horrible this year but that seems to be an exception, due to the wet spring. There are showers in town at the hot springs, the state bath house. We camped here in a Tent.
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Gravel sites, we camped in the Tamarask campground. Right on the water in a desert setting! Even with antennas, our Verizon aircard and phone did not work. Great place if you are self contained. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
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Boysen encompasses a large lake with several campgrounds, we stayed at the Tough Creek facility, which is about 10 mi. N. of Shoshoni on Hwy 20. Tough Creek is a minimalist-type place, no hookups, lots of room, a few trees. Only facilities are tables, BBQs, toilets and a little playground equipment for kids. Primarily, this is a campground for boaters & fishermen, but it worked well as an overnight for us. They told us it can get hot, cold and windy, but was OK when we arrived in August. This is some pretty backwoods country, podner! We camped here in a Motorhome.
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The Art Department of Sinclair Community College is seeking exhibition proposals. All proposals received by December 1, 2013 will be placed into consideration for the 2015-2016 exhibition season. SCC has two separate, professionally designed galleries.
The Burnell R. Roberts Triangle Gallery, located in the Art Building, is designed for the exhibition of all media, including electronic and installation work.
The Works on Paper Gallery is a glass enclosed case 7' tall x 37' wide x 14 "deep, used primarily for exhibiting photographs and prints. Work on exhibit there should be matted, but need not be framed.
Exhibits are scheduled on a four to six week rotation. The artist is responsible for expenses and insurance while artwork is being transported to and from the gallery. In the case of transport from outside the United States, the artist is also responsible for all duties, fees and paperwork.
Send a CD containing 10 jpg images; an identifying list with titles, sizes, and media; a resume; and artist statement; to:
C. Pat McClelland, Gallery Coordinator
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It's been said that clothes make the man. But it's the watch that makes the man show up on time. And not even the slickest threads can take a name off the tardy list.
The watch has a special place in life—namely, the wrist. People use their hands day and night. And wrists go hand-in-hand with them. So, wrists get a ton of face time. Clothes are great, but a watch becomes the main focal point. And if driving attention somewhere, make sure the destination has a rest stop with a good view.
The fine folks at Projects Watches have been keeping wrists well-adorned for 30 years. And not just with any old watches. They've made a name for making one-of-a-kind timepieces. Celebrating the role of architecture and design in life, Projects Watches commission celebrated artists as designers. The end result is a watch that's far outside the box before it's ever removed from one.
In consistent fashion, the Past, Present & Future watch makes a bold statement with style. The only time it displays is the present. The past and future times fade away—reminding one to live in the now and not be burdened by the past or worry about the future. The perfect gift for a dad or grad, it'll keep them thinking existentially while they're keeping time—and be a watch as unique as they are.


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The effective deployment of classroom staff can be critical to ensuring that every child and young person has the opportunity to reach their full potential. This is particularly the case for pupils with special educational needs (SEN).
For teaching assistants (TAs) and higher level teaching assistants (HLTAs) the effective deployment of classroom staff means:
- more involvement in lesson planning
- more recognition and status in the classroom
- greater impact on the lives of children and young people
- a chance to have professional development accredited and linked into the national occupational standards and qualification credit framework
- a chance to have skills recognised and to maximise the benefits of those skills
- a chance to have continuous professional development (CPD) and performance management needs taken seriously
- clearer roles and lines of responsibility for teaching and learning
- greater job satisfaction.
Research shows that the effective deployment of classroom staff involves:
- clarity of teacher and TA roles
- teachers and TAs planning together
- professional development of support staff
- encouragement of the effective deployment of support staff through the performance review process.
The Teaching Agency has worked with schools, local authorities (LAs) and researchers to develop a resource kit to help schools with the effective deployment of classroom support staff.
TAs and HLTAs might also find it useful to reference the national occupational standards for supporting teaching and learning (NOS STL) and the professional standards for HLTAs.


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Annual Fall 2011 Student Art Show
Student Art show Fall 2011
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DCC Bookstore Gift Certificate $20 sponsored by Kent Dion, Director of Trio Student Support Services
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December 18th at 3pm Santa's sister, Deb Claus (a.k.a. Deb Mooer) will arrive at the Dawson Community College Student Center for the annual reading of her most beloved Christmas stories. She will read a variety of holiday stories that are bound to bring holiday cheer.
The college faculty, staff and students wish to invite young children to participate in this pre-holiday celebration. Come and enjoy the festive decorations, a Santa's kid craft workshop and Christmas treats that are always a part of this event.
College Goal Montana is dedicated to guiding students and their families through the paperwork required to apply for financial aid. College Goal Montana is for all families who want assistance in completing the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) form. Dawson Community College staff and instructors will volunteer February 12 from 1-4pm in the Computer Lab, Room 147, to assist with the online FAFSA application.
When she was a student at Dawson Community College, Britany Fleck needed a horse to break for a class she was taking. A filly named Dasher Dude filled the bill.
Little did Fleck know that filly would help break her on to rodeo's biggest stage.
Riding Dasher Dude - also known as Rootie - Fleck became the first North Dakota woman to qualify for the National Finals Rodeo in barrel racing. The 10-day event begins Thursday.
In conjunction with the 20th Annual Madrigal Dinner, Dawson Community College Music Department will test your memory of past madrigals in the form of a trivia contest. Questions will be posted on the DCC website November 18, 21, 23, 28, and 30. The person with the most correct answers will receive a free Madrigal Dinner ticket. In case of a tie, a drawing will be held for the winning ticket. If a person has already purchased their ticket, their money will be refunded.
Montana Campus Corps at Dawson organized a Thanksgiving Day Run, Second Annual Bucky's Turkey Trot. This year saw 80 runners, the youngest just 6 and oldest 71. There were mother/daughter running groups, sisters, brothers running together and the Phinney's came in force with six members. We had runners from all over Montana, North Dakota, Wyoming, Utah even one runner from San Francisco, CA. We hope this becomes a family tradition for many residents in Glendive. The run raised nearly $2,000 before expenses and 600 lbs of food.
The Dawson Community College Art Department is proud to present the outstanding art works of the talented and creative student artists of Dawson Community College. Thirty-seven students will be exhibiting their artwork in the Dawson Community College Annual 2011 Fall Juried Student Art Show.
Awards and Artist Reception
Wednesday, December 7th at 3:30 PM
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Undergraduate Transfer Scholarships
The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation's Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship honors excellence by supporting outstanding community college students with financial need to transfer to and complete their bachelor's degrees at the nation's top four-year colleges and universities.
Tradition will be the theme for the 20th Annual Dawson Community College Madrigal Dinner. Old favorites, as well as new traditions will await guests December 3 at Toepke Center on the DCC campus. The castle doors open at 5 p.m. to a Renaissance Fair of local crafters and vendors with feasting and festivities commencing at 6.


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Air Jordan Inspired Dunk Collection @ ShoeZeum
January 10th, 2011 by John Kim | 47 comments
In 2006, Nike released a special set of Nike Dunk Lows inspired by some of the most memorable Air Jordans ever created. The connection between Air Jordan and Dunk is easy to see, as the original Air Jordan 1 was a spin-off of the original Nike Dunk, so for this collection, Nike spiced up the Dunk Low using trademarks of each Air Jordan. Take the Air Jordan III for example; the Dunk version features the elephant print on the heel panel of the shoe, and the Air Jordan VIII uses the same color-blocking, adopting the frenzied mudguard pattern. The entire Air Jordan Inspired Dunk Collection can be seen at the ShoeZeum, a massive personal collection of sneakers with a museum-like set-up. If you need a refresher on the Air Jordan Inspired Dunk Collection, check out the full gallery after the jump and check out the video.


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If you've seen more than a few of the state capitol buildings in the United States, you realize their resemblance to a certain building in Washington, D.C., is not a coincidence. More than half of the state capitols borrowed liberally from the design of our nation's capitol. Extensive use of granite and marble? Check. Columns? Check. Of course, many feature the obligatory dome on top, a design element also found on hundreds of county courthouses throughout the country.
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Donald Driver Tribute Video: Forever a Packer
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Seeing Donald Driver stand on the sidelines last week, a healthy scratch in what could be his last game at Lambeau Field, the time seemed right for a tribute video. Well, funny how this worked out, I have one for you:
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This course introduces the student to sport facility management. Students learn how to plan special events. Students learn to critically examine alternatives such as leasing, outsourcing, technology, scheduling, print media, and television pertain to the management of facilities, such as stadiums, golf courses, resorts, swimming pools, tennis courts, and fitness clubs.


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Avalon Organics Scalp Treatment Tea Tree Conditioner -- 11 fl oz
pretty good conditioner, nice scalp treatment
I have used this conditioner for a couple of years now. My scalp really likes the Tea Tree oil, it is very soothing. I liked the product better before they "improved" it. Now it is just a little heavy for my hair for daily use. I use it a couple times a week.
June 29, 2012
Doesn't do much for me
This stuff smells fresh and minty but I don't ever feel like it's doing anything to my hair. I have to dump a ton on because I feel like I can't coat enough on. It's probably because I'm used to using Pantene that leaves your hair feeling silky when it runs through water. However, I do like Kiss My Face conditioner; I like the smell and the way it makes my hair feel.
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Aaahhh Relief!
Nice to find a product that works for more than one family member. We are a multicultrally blended family. Soooo, we have a combination of ultra sensitive to sensitive skin in our family. As well as a few different hair and scalp types. This product seems to work for everyone. Price, quantity and quality are great. Overall effectiveness is relievable for most family members.
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Not for me
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Vintage Clip Art- Girl with Cat
Such a cute victorian image of a girl with her cat. Usually cats are not crazy about being picked up and held (especially by children) but this one looks like it has a grin on its face! -Sarah
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So sweet! I love images of vintage children!
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A possible explanation for a Niles teenager's apparent lack of remorse in the March 7, 2010, unprovoked shooting death of his sleeping grandfather was offered Thursday in Berrien County Trial Court in Niles.
The question is whether it'll be enough for the teen, Dakotah Eliason, just 14 when the shooting took place, to obtain a new trial. That question won't be answered for at least several weeks.
Judge Scott Schofield gave Jonathan Sacks, an attorney for the state appellate defender's office, and Elizabeth Wild, a lawyer representing the Berrien prosecutor's office, until March 5 to file closing arguments in the form of briefs. He'll rule afterward but he didn't specify a date.
Thursday's evidentiary hearing, a continuation of a session adjourned Dec. 8, was ordered by the state Court of Appeals based on Dakotah's appeal that he'd received ineffective representation at trial from his attorney, Lanny Fisher.
Specifically, the argument was that Fisher failed to call to the stand an expert to explain why Dakotah showed no remorse in the aftermath of his shooting of his grandfather, Jesse Miles.
Sacks argued at the Dec. 8 hearing that the teen's lack of remorse was a strand county Prosecutor Art Cotter presented to the jury throughout Dakotah's trial.
"The underlying message ... was that he (Dakotah) must be a sociopath. The defense didn't counter that,'' Sacks said.
Also on Dec. 8, Fisher agreed with Sacks he had no strategic reason not to call such an expert. But under cross-examination by Wild, he also said he retained an independent expert to evaluate his client's mental health but decided not to have him testify because his opinion was roughly the same as that rendered by the expert hired by the prosecution.
Also, Fisher said he decided against having Dakotah take the stand because his testimony under cross-examination had the potential of being "a disaster.''
The result was a guilty verdict of first-degree murder, penalized by life in prison without parole. Had the jury instead accepted defense arguments that the killing wasn't premeditated, it might have returned a verdict of second-degree murder that at least offers the possibility of parole.
Thursday, James Henry, a mental health expert from Kalamazoo's Western Michigan University and the director of the Southwest Michigan Children's Trauma Assessment Center, said an interview he conducted with Dakotah 17 months after the shooting revealed he was still reeling at the time of the crime from his mother's decision a year and a half earlier to sign off on her parental rights.
Also, his dog — "The most significant relationship he had was with his dog,'' Henry said — had died five months before, a close friend had just committed suicide, a cousin had just been killed in a car accident and his father had just lost his job, prompting the loss of his home and the decision to relocate the family to Dakotah's grandparents' residence. All those factors prompted Dakotah to "disassociate'' from reality in the moments preceding the shooting, Henry said, adding Dakotah believed his only two options were suicide or homicide.
"He spoke of the events as if he was watching a movie,'' Henry said.
Asked by Sacks whether his decision to shoot his grandfather and his initial lack of remorse was evidence of someone being a sociopath, Henry said no.
"You have to look at the context,'' said Henry, who diagnosed Dakotah as suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and disassociation.
But Wild argued Dakotah's retrieval of his grandfather's gun as well as a pair of knives was evidence of premeditation. She wondered too why, if Dakotah indeed was so desperate, no one in his family or at Niles High School where he had been an honor student noticed it.
Henry's final question was asked by Schofield, who wondered aloud if Henry had noticed any "glaring inadequacy'' in three earlier psychological reports compiled on Dakotah.
"I would want to know why a boy would kill someone he loved,'' Henry said. "Those reports weren't able to answer that question.''
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Retail Businesses That Try Crowdfunding Face Some Skepticism
Retail Businesses That Try Crowdfunding Face Some Skepticism By Stacy Cowley
After nine years in Brooklyn, the Chocolate Room — a popular purveyor of wine, cake, candy and coffee — experienced one of those cataclysmic events retailers fear: a crippling rise in rent. Informed in late 2012 that they would face an increase of more than 500 percent, the cafe's owners, Naomi Josepher and Jon Payson, reluctantly decided to abandon their space and begin figuring out how to finance a $200,000 relocation.
The couple are still paying off private and family loans for their start-up costs. So Ms. Josepher and Mr. Payson took a suggestion from their customers and started a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter. Word spread quickly, and by the third day, the shop had more than $1,000 pledged toward its goal of $40,000.
Then the resistance began.
"There's something about asking your customers to help fund your expansion that just feels a little … wrong," posted a commenter on one community website. "Cool or not cool?"
You're the Boss: Was the Chocolate Room a Good Candidate for Crowdfunding?
"NOT COOL," came the overwhelming verdict. The Chocolate Room had unwittingly stepped into a fiery debate about the ethics and etiquette of crowdfunding. As financing platforms grow more prevalent on the web, it is easier than ever for merchants to solicit funds from customers — but is it a good idea?
Travail Kitchen & Amusements, a restaurant in a Minneapolis suburb with a cultlike following, became a prime example of these concerns when it completed an immensely successful Kickstarter campaign in October. Seeking $75,000 for a relocation and expansion, Travail netted almost twice that amount in 24 hours. The monthlong drive eventually brought in more than $255,000.
"I don't get it," a local columnist, Jon Tevlin, wrote in The Star Tribune. Why, he asked, were so many people willing to subsidize a for-profit business?
The money raised through sites like Kickstarter is essentially a donation. Creators seek funds for a specific project and typically offer goods or services in return, but those who back the project receive no stake in the enterprise. Congress legislated "equity crowdfunding" in 2012, but the Securities and Exchange Commission is still drafting the rules.
Mr. Tevlin said his column drew a mixed response. While many agreed with his skeptical take, younger readers tended to have a different view. "They saw it as a contribution to the local culture, almost like giving to the local art institute," he said. "It's not how I would choose to spend my money. If I give to a start-up restaurant, I would expect stock or a cut of the proceeds."
Lynette E. Krajewski started a fund-raising campaign in September to open Community Oven, a bakery and pizza shop in Rockland, Me. Her previous restaurant, which closed in 2011, had been financed through bank loans and $200,000 of her family's savings. Reluctant to assume more debt, she and her husband took a "crowdfunding or bust" approach to Community Oven: If the project did not hit its goal, the shop wouldn't open.
The campaign drew donations of more than $8,000 from former customers, employees, friends and supporters. It also attracted hate mail. "I got some pretty irate messages from people saying, 'You shouldn't be doing this, you're asking for handouts,' " said Ms. Krajewski, who came up short of the $50,000 she sought and did not move forward with the restaurant. "We would not try a Kickstarter campaign again. It was very emotional."
Don Steinberg, the author of "The Kickstarter Handbook: Real-Life Success Stories of Artists, Inventors and Entrepreneurs," said he saw a parallel between what some business owners experienced and the blowback against recent celebrity-led crowdfunding campaigns. Yes, Spike Lee raised $1.4 million for a new film, but dozens of other star-studded projects sank. Zosia Mamet, a star of "Girls," failed to raise $32,000 to finance a music video.
"It's the same thing, wondering whether established enterprises really should be asking for money this way," Mr. Steinberg said. "They aren't struggling artists or inventors trying to get started. It seems to defy the spirit — and the name — of Kickstarter."
One problem, entrepreneurs say, is the perception that local businesses are more financially successful than they really are. "We are doing very well," said Ms. Josepher of the Chocolate Room, "but like most small businesses, we carry heavy debt. After 10 years, we're still paying other employees more than we pay ourselves. We don't have a huge cushion to dive into."
Travail opened three years ago in Robbinsdale, Minn., with just $2,000 in the bank and a lot of improvisation, said Megan Leafblad, the restaurant's director of business development.
The expansion will cost more than $1.4 million. Subsidized financing from a local economic development authority brought in $300,000; most of the rest is coming from loans and the owners' personal funds. Keeping dining prices low is a priority, and every dollar Travail borrows cuts into its flexibility to do that, Ms. Leafblad said. That is why Kickstarter seemed attractive.
But money raised through the site does not come free. Kickstarter takes 5 percent of the total as its cut, and credit card processing fees consume another 3 to 5 percent. And those who pledge money are typically rewarded with discounts or gifts. For example, a $100 pledge to Travail's campaign earned the backer a ticket for a free dinner, a calendar and a handful of other perks.
"One of the reasons we went with Kickstarter is that their mission is about funding creative projects," Ms. Leafblad said. "We approached it as a community-engagement tool. Yes, you're looking for money, but you're also looking to build a community around your idea."
More than half of the campaigns on Kickstarter fail to reach their goal. When that happens, all pledges are canceled. That is how the Chocolate Room's campaign ended in November. It drew pledges of $9,647 from 63 backers but fell far short of its target.
Instead, Ms. Josepher, who said she had no regrets about trying Kickstarter, landed a loan from a private investor to cover some of the relocation costs. The rest will come from credit cards or whatever other sources she can find. The shop's original location, on Fifth Avenue in Park Slope, shut down when its lease expired at the end of January. Its replacement is under construction less than a block away. (A second cafe, in Cobble Hill, remains in operation.)
Some crowdfunding sites, like RocketHub, FoodStart and Indiegogo, allow project creators to keep the money they raise even if they do not reach their goal. That helped Krazy Jim's Blimpyburger, a 60-year-old restaurant in Ann Arbor, Mich., that lost its lease last year when its landlord sold the lot. The family-owned business, which closed in August, is scrambling to piece together the $330,000 it needs to relocate and reopen this summer.
Emily Magner helped her parents organize several fund-raising projects, including an Indiegogo campaign. "I think people who value Blimpyburger see it as more than a for-profit business," she said. "It is an Ann Arbor tradition for many, and we just want to keep it going."
Right before it closed, Blimpyburger hosted a $100 fund-raising dinner to say farewell to its original restaurant. Those who showed up were delighted to share stories and memories, Ms. Magner said, although some critics mocked the idea of a $100 fast-food meal and chided the family for soliciting donations. Local news coverage of Blimpyburger's fund-raiser drew hundreds of comments, many of them vicious.
The restaurant's Indiegogo drive, which ended last month, brought in $20,396 of its $60,000 goal. Ms. Magner said her family considers that a success: "Each of the 462 contributions was a vote of support."
SOURCE: The New York Times, February 12, 2014 (http://www.nytimes.com)
Target-Like Attack Unlikely Against Small Retailers
Target-Like Attack Unlikely Against Small Retailers Sophisticated methods that can dodge detection typically reserved for specific companies in targeted attacks, say experts
By Antone Gonsalves
Traditional security defenses that would have failed against sophisticated attacks, like the one against Target, are still necessary in protecting small businesses, experts say.
The malware used in the Target attack was built to avoid detection by anti-virus software and in fact eluded discovery by the more than 40 AV tools found on the site virustotal.com, the security blog KrebsonSecurity reported.
Such levels of sophistication used in attacks targeted at specific companies are unlikely to be used against small retailers, which need to build defenses against run-of-the-mill attacks against PCs.
Those attacks start with emails carrying malware or links to malicious websites. Once a system is compromised, the malware will typically look to steal credentials for online banking sites.
"The Targets of the world are going to be hit with customized malware that security software by and large won't detect using traditional methods," Christopher Budd, global threat communications manager for Trend Micro, said. "A small, medium-sized business will likely be targeted with something off-the-shelf that, in most cases, is well-known."
In general, small retailers do not use POS devices, but instead use scanners connected directly to a card processor's network. As a result, smaller retailers are more likely to be victims of credit-card "skimming attacks" in which special hardware is used to grab data before it gets sent to the network, Jason Fredrickson, senior director of application development at Guidance Software, said.
"I'd probably be more concerned about restaurants than small retailers, because more restaurants have POS systems," Fredrickson said.
In the case of restaurants, the attacker is more likely to be an insider stealing credit-card information.
For small retailers and businesses, multiple layers of traditional security software are recommended, starting with applications that examine the content of email for spam and phishing attacks.
Other defenses would include anti-virus software and applications that prevent or warn computer users when they are clicking on a link that heads to a known malicious website.
The malware used against Target stole the financial and personal information of 110 million customers. The malicious code grabbed the data from the memory of Target's point-of-sale devices as soon as customers swiped their debit or credit card. The theft occurred during the holiday shopping season, the busiest time for retailers.
The malware used in the attack is called BlackPOS, which is crude, but effective, crimeware, according to KrebsonSecurity. Criminals apparently compromised a Target Web server first and then managed to get the malware onto POS devices.
The malicious code created a server on Target's network for storing data before transmitting it to a virtual private server in Russia, according to security vendor Seculert. A total of 11 GB of information was transferred during a two-week period starting Dec. 2.
SOURCE: CSO Security and Risk, January 21, 2014 (http://www.csoonline.com)
Small Retailers Outflank the Big Boys with Social Media Prowess
Small Retailers Outflank the Big Boys with Social Media Prowess In 2013, online retailers increased their focus on social media is a big way, the new Internet Retailer 2014 Social Media 500 shows. Small web-only merchants are benefiting the most from social-derived traffic and social sales.
By Stefany Moore, Associate Director of Research
Internet Retailer
Social commerce is becoming mainstream in e-retail.
In 2013, retailers large and small, hip and not-so-hip, moved social media marketing up a notch on their priority lists, data from the just-released Internet Retailer 2014 Social Media 500 shows.
Whether they boosted their ad spend on social networks by 150% like Office Depot, ranked No. 492 in the new publications, hired their first social media director like Boot Barn (No. 201), or built out a new photo studio to create eye-catching visuals to share on social networks like ClickToShop (No. 33), online merchants increasingly view social media as a crucial part of their overall business strategies, the Social Media 500 shows.
Why? Because they are getting the picture: consumers are spending more of their time on social networks than ever. Combine that with the slew of new social ad formats Facebook and Twitter have introduced—many of which retailers say are very effective—and retailers see the results in big growth in traffic and sales that stem from social networks.
Consider these facts gleaned from the Internet Retailer 2014 Social Media 500, which ranks online merchants on the percentage of site traffic they receive from social networks—a key indicator of their effectiveness in this channel:
- Monthly referral traffic to e-commerce sites from Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and YouTube increased 42% in 2013 to 51.5 million monthly unique visitors from 36.3 million.
- Social commerce sales retailers raked in, that is, revenue derived from those visitors, jumped nearly 63% to $2.69 billion from $1.65 billion.
- Spending on social ads by 40 retailers that supplied data increased 400% from 2012 to 2013.
By and large, it's the small merchants like shoe maker BucketFeet (No. 1), which attracts 48% of its site traffic from social networks, and military gear e-retailer Ranger Up (No. 2), which gets 39%, that operate exclusively online that dominate the top ranks of the Social Media 500. All top 10 merchants in the Social Media 500 brought in less than $150 million in online sales in 2012, and only one, AveYou Beauty Boutique, ranked No. 6, operates a physical store.
Many of these e-retailers are relatively new to e-commerce, and don't have the brand recognition of giant department stores like Macy's Inc. that have been selling to store consumers for decades. Nor can they outspend Amazon.com Inc. on paid search—the leading online retailer spent on average $3.9 million per month on paid search ads in 2012, according to search marketing firm ROI Revolution Inc.—or offer free two-day shipping without going broke.
But they do know how to engage with the customers. The Top 10 e-retailers in the Social Media 500 have a 30% engagement rate on Facebook—more than 10 times the 2% engagement rate of all merchants ranked in this publication. What this means is that of the nearly 5 million Facebook fans of the Top 10 merchants, 30%, or close to 1.5 million consumers, are interacting on Facebook with the those brands weekly—whether it be sharing their posts with friends, Liking a product or leaving a comment.
The leaders in social commerce realize that since they can't outspend their much larger competitors, they have to outflank them with great content, and smart choices about where to devote resources, says Aaron Strout, managing director of online marketing firm W2O Group, a digital marketing agency that works with HP, Michael's Stores and other online merchants on their social strategies. "These are guys that know, 'I have to out-think and out-execute at every turn,'" he says. "They have three or four smart people who can be nimble, and do things on social that have the maximum impact."
Even the bigger store- and catalog-based merchants are making a real push to advance their social media strategy.
Take Office Depot Inc., the second largest online office supplies retailer in the U.S. behind Staples Inc. While office supplies might not seem like the kind of product that inspires a lot of social sharing, Office Depot increased its focus on social media in a big way this past year. It spent 150% more on social media ads in 2013 than it did the year prior, and it's experimenting with new strategies like on-site social sharing buttons, Facebook content targeted to segmented audiences, and partnerships with influential social media players who share content on the retailer's behalf, says Emery Skolfield, senior director of digital brand and public relations.
Similarly, business-to-business e-commerce giant W.W. Grainger Inc. increased its social traffic 158% last year and its direct social commerce sales 226%, Internet Retailer estimates.
Now in its second year, the Internet Retailer 2014 Social Media 500 is a comprehensive ranking of e-retail's most effective social media marketers. That includes an in-depth breakdown of each online merchant's social media strategy and results. In addition to traffic and sales from social networks, the Social Media 500 features the names of social commerce executives, a tally of which vendors retailers work with on social media, as well as key engagement metrics such as the number of shares per Facebook post, average retweets per tweet, and total daily pins from each e-retail site.
Source: Internet Retailer, January 6, 2014 (http://www.internetretailer.com)
5 Retail Trends For 2014 Come With Humans Included
5 Retail Trends For 2014 Come With Humans Included By Teresa Novellino, Upstart Business Journal Entrepreneurs & Enterprises Editor
The UpTake: We hear a lot about mobile, social and big data when it comes to shopping trends, but other innovations we saw in 2013 that will last into 2014 involve not just technology, but people.
Sure, more commerce is taking place online, and technology is helping make shopping more convenient, but the personal touch of walking into a store to try on eyeglasses or clothing isn't lost on today's shoppers. They also care about getting the best price, where their clothes are made, and the coziness of the corner bookstore.
Here's a look at a few trends that got our attention this year, and are likely to continue going strong in 2014.
Blurred channel lines: Over the past year, online retailers and brick and mortar retailers have increasingly been borrowing each other's practices. It's harder to find an online store that doesn't use virtual sales assistants provided by the likes of Needle to encourage shoppers to ask them questions while they browse and help them make purchasing decisions. It's also become standard practice for e-commerce sites to set up temporary pop-up stores, with some like eyewear retailer Warby Parker and clothing store Bonobos graduating to permanent locations. Warby Parker opened its flagship store in New York in April, while men's apparel retailer Bonobos opened its Bonobos Guideshop stores in eight locations. Customers can book an appointment online to visit a Bonobos store and get one-on-one service, with any clothes that they choose delivered via second-day air. Another development: a growing number of brick and mortar stores are quietly or openly allowing sales people and managers to match the prices that consumers are finding online. Shopping apps from the likes of RetailMeNot and Shopkick allow customers to receive special deals on their phones when they enter the store. As Dave Gilboa, Warby Parker co-founder told Fast Company. "The future of our business and all retail is going to have some online and some offline component. The world doesn't have to be black and white."
Return of the indie book store: Two recent bits of data suggest that physical books and the stores that sell them (at least independent stores) are experiencing a bit of a comeback. One comes via the American Booksellers Association, which represents independent bookstores and which says its membership, after having bottomed out to 1,600 in 2008, has grown 6.4 percent in 2013, to 2,022. Customers weren't just there for the cozy atmosphere and the author talks. Actual sales were up 8 percent in 2012, and those gains have held this year, reports the Washington Post. Meanwhile e-book sales are no longer as on fire as they were. They were up 5 percent in the first quarter, compared with 28 percent in 2012 and 159 percent in 2011. The trend of consumers wanting both physical and e-books appears likely to continue, analysts believe, at least until college students who are now getting used to digital textbooks come of recreational book-buying age, five to 10 years from now.
Omni-channel shopping: Another trend over the past year shows that while brick and mortar shopping is far from dead, it is being altered by the little gadgets in people's pockets and purses. A study published by MarketingProfs.com shows that a growing number of shoppers are using their devices in store for everything from research to checking out, and quite frankly, they'd like the in-store experience to be even more like the offline one. For example, 64 percent of consumers surveyed have used their mobile device to research products while in a brick-and-mortar store and 52 percent say they would be more likely to shop at a retailer offering in-store navigation on a mobile device, while 59 percent would be more likely to shop at a store offering self-checkout via a mobile device. On top of this, 44 percent of consumers indicated they wanted brick and mortar retailers to offer them product recommendations based on past purchases, similar to what Amazon offers online.
Delivery times decreased: When eBay announced in late October that it would acquire Shutl to help expand its eBay Now 1-hour delivery service to 25 markets next year, it became clear that how quickly consumers get what they order is an issue for startups in the space, like Deliv, but for big companies too. In December, Amazon chief executive officer Jeff Bezos gave his top-them-all announcement that the company has been testing deliveries via drone, and expects to roll that out within four or five years. Google via Google Shopping Express and Walmart, through Walmart To Go, are among the retailers testing same-day delivery in certain markets and other retailers like Best Buy, Apple stores, and Macy's (in the Washington, D.C. area at least) allow ordering online and pick up in store. The message: customers want the immediate gratification of the in-store purchase, or something close to it, and they want to save time.
Made in USA: It has been more than a year since a devastating factory fire killed 113 garment workers at Tazreen Fashions Ltd. in Bangladesh, but it hasn't been forgotten. For one thing, Women's Wear Daily reports that 13 arrests were just made in connection with the November 24, 2012 tragedy, which it says has served as a wake up call for factory owners to improve conditions. It's also a reason that garments that are made in the United States hold greater appeal. Among the startups that have latched onto domestic manufacturing are M.M. LaFleur, which makes women's work dresses using factories in New York City and Mizzen & Main, based in Dallas, which specializes in American-made apparel for men.
Source: Upstart Business Journal, December 24, 2013 (http://upstart.bizjournals.com)
How Small Changes To A Retailer's Customer Experience Generated Big Results
How Small Changes To A Retailer's Customer Experience Generated Big Results By Adrian Swinscoe
Back in September there was a story from The Grocer called: Iceland: 'customer engagement scheme is paying off', which showed how Iceland, a UK grocery retailer, has implemented some small changes in its customer experience that has allowed it to generate big results (growth, lower costs, increased loyalty a hike in customer satisfaction).
What Iceland has done is implement a scheme where they are now printing 'individually tailored vouchers' for their customers at the point of sale, the till or checkout if you like, rather than sending those vouchers by post.
This is part of a wider customer engagement strategy that they launched a year ago but already it has allowed them to:
- Drive new sales and grow their market share;
- Dramatically improve customer satisfaction from 65% to 85%;
- Collect more data and understand their customers better;
- Increase membership of their Bonus Card scheme to an all-time high;
- Reduce promotions spend by 16%; and
- Increase the amount they plan to give away on promotional vouchers this year to £5 million (over $8 million).
This idea may not be that new but what they have done really well, I believe, whether deliberately or by accident, is understand and leverage two things:
- One, they've thought more broadly about their customers' journey……
….. and have implemented changes that are more about a customer's life, and making things easier for them, rather than just thinking about their shopping experience.
A customer's journey is not just about when they are in store. Many people lead busy lives and having to look out for another piece of mail, on top of all of the bills and piles of junk mail that we get every day, is not conducive to being noticed or to people taking action.
Therefore, integrating a reward scheme into their point of sale system has allowed them to make things easier for their customers and to deliver instant rewards and gratification to them as part of their shopping experience.
The reason why this works so well is that… - Two, they've been able to leverage a psychological principle called the Primacy and Recency Effect.
This is a concept (also called the serial position effect) that was first coined by Hermann Ebbinghaus back in the early 20th century. The idea implies that people are more likely to remember the first and last things that happen to them, in a certain situation or sequence, rather than things that happen in the middle.
We can see how this works, in our personal lives, if we apply it to relationships that we have had in our business or personal lives. For example, if you take a boyfriend/girlfriend relationship that you have had at some point in your life. It's pretty certain that if I were to ask you what you remember most about the relationship, you would say the beginning of the relationship (the butterflies in your stomach when getting ready for the first date and the excitement of falling in love etc. etc.) and the end of the relationship (the disagreements, the break up, the heartache etc.).
The reason why this works is that our emotions are heightened at those points and, therefore, the situations are better remembered. Research on how the brain and memory work supports this and shows us that we remember something more clearly and for longer when there is emotion attached to it.
Iceland's new scheme delivers rewards to its customer at the end of their shopping experience and this heightens their possible emotions at the end of their 'shop'. I mean, who doesn't like money off their next purchase? This, in turn, increases the likelihood of it being remembered positively, which also increases the likelihood of satisfying a customer and gaining their loyalty.
There are many other companies that already employ these sort of tactics and I'm not advocating that everyone should be implementing a voucher scheme at their till or checkout, unless that makes sense for your business. However, I would encourage you to do two things:
Think more broadly about your customer's life and not just their shopping experience, to see how by helping them they can help you grow your business, lower costs, increase loyalty and customer satisfaction; and
Think about how you can apply the Primacy and Recency Effect, when designing your customer experience.
Source: Forbes, December 11, 2013 (http://www.forbes.com)
Transforming E-Commerce: The Introduction of Artificial Intelligence
Transforming E-Commerce: The Introduction of Artificial Intelligence By Martin Rugfelt
There is a case to be made that soon, "online" experiences will be replaced entirely by "mobile" experiences. E-Commerce has been the first industry that has aimed to fully transform the way people live and act as consumers in a mobile world. Indeed, the m-commerce market investment is apparent. Recent revised projections by eMarketer reveal that by 2017, mobile retail sales will be more than $100 billion. Additionally, ComScore analysis has found that one out of every three monthly visitors to the average digital retailer web site comes exclusively on mobile platforms.
However, there remains a surprising lag in e-commerce at this time. Despite its rapid surge as it entered the landscape, it is growing at a slower pace. In part, this is due to a maturation process underway for e-commerce. If you consider the online/mobile shopping experience today –with its mobile apps, video integration, visual advancements and social engagement aspects –in many ways they are not applying anything genuinely transformative to the shopping experience; we have concepts but no real, new, immersive experience in our present online shops.
So, what does it take to really change shopping? One key is to bring the best of the offline world to the online world, and this can be summed up in the seamless way we "discover" in physical environments and the way we "learn" about new products. According to a recent survey of marketing executives by Accenture, 69% agree that consumers expect the kind of relevant offers and interactions such insight allows, yet only 12% said they are leading edge at it. The only way to replace our eyes and our personal context in the mobile world is by allowing machine learning to adapt to our behaviors when it benefits us to do so, and this is especially true in the shopping experience.
As a shopper, one wants to be able to get the best possible professional advice and recommendations online. This requires extensive Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the long term solution to a better shopping experience is offering virtual assistants.
Virtual assistants are, in effect, highly intelligent recommendation systems. These recommendations systems for the future will drive sales by gathering knowledge from the organization, information and data to create intelligent solutions that differentiate businesses. Such systems are needed to take the current omnichannel retail space to its transformative potential and to make the ease of mobile shopping the only online experience in the near future.
Two other transformative ways Artificial Intelligence can grow mobile commerce are bringing the long tail to life through discovery and personalization.
Bringing the Long Tail to Life: Discovery
The long tail changed shopping, and now AI will bring intelligence to that tail. E-Commerce brought the magnitude of diversity and the long tail to shopping, however it still requires people to know what they want in order to find the products they'll purchase. For those of us in a store, it's as easy as visually locating what we want to explore and discover –this process transferred to the internet is an ongoing challenge. Collaborative filtering helps for reasonably popular products that are not driven by personal needs but for the long tail discovery and recommendations it doesn't provide the accuracy that's needed. AI picks up where collaborative filtering left off and can find, recommend and help people discover products. There is a clear need for this as illustrated by Amazon, one of the largest e-commerce marketplaces in the world, who reported that it receives about 35% of its revenue via product recommendations.
Long Tail Personalization
Recent findings have found that 53% of online merchants report an increase in returning visitors when using personalization. Personalization can be done for popular products but does not work for long tail products. The reason is simple: there are not enough clicks, or data, to form patterns on which to base the personalization. By using AI to create a knowledge space around products it is now possible to enable personalization even for long tail scenarios. The results will have a massive impact on large retailers with thousands, even millions, of long tail products. With the added perspective of multiple data sources and big data from brick and mortar storefronts, advanced analytics can result in better conclusions and personalization can be augmented.
The future of e-commerce is m-commerce with AI included. The question is not if, but when we'll see the first truly transformative offerings that embrace the exciting world of AI and use it for our benefit to create better experiences for every single user.
Martin Rugfelt is CMO for Expertmaker, an Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Big Data analytics software company for developing intelligent solutions.
Source: RIS Retail Info Systems News, November 19, 2013 (http://risnews.edgl.com)


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Steal the hearts of onlookers when you wear this sexy Cat Burglar adult womens costume. The black, two-way zipper front dress features a faux fur hemline and a hood with leopard print lining and attached ears, complete with belt and buckle, attached tail, necklace and drawstring bag.
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OK outfit
Close fit, Sexy, Stretchable material
Belt was not centered, Close fit, Hood too big sagged, Tail not centered
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This outfit was ok. Definitely NOT worth [$]. I could not get the belt buckle centered on the outfit without moving the tail to an awkward position. If you moved the tail the belt was not centered. Pretty stupid considering the cost. The hood had no elasticity so it did not stay on my head. Thank goodness I will not be buying anything like this ever again.
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Cost?TeamSTEPPs®: Met our needs.Slide 3Clear Organizational Roles and ActionsScreen shot of a flowchart with the following information:Sponsoring VP & Guiding Coalition: Monitors and guides the initiative.Includes objectives in Walking Rounds.Unblocks organizational bottlenecks.Integrate outcomes into Org Report Card.(Slide shows feedback between elements above and below)In-unit Change team: Formal and informal leaders Plan & prepare.Train & Instruct.Coach.Develop & work teamwork improvement plans.(Slide shows that elements above affect Staff, below)Staff: Train.Create teams.Develop & maintain team climate.Engage behaviors.Slide 4Effective Teamwork FundamentalsTeam structure.Leadership.Situation monitoring.Mutual support.Communication.Combine this with a "culture of safety."Slide 5Impact EvaluationIn Fiscal Year 2008-09, TeamSTEPPs® will: Continue to collect quantitative data for Level 1 and Level 2 evaluation.Develop and implement standardized Level 3 & 4 assessment tools.Include sustainment as part of system-wide evaluation.Below the text is a pyramid-structured set of levels with each level bigger than the next.Kirkpatrick's Model:Level 5—Return on Investment.Was the training worth the cost?Level 4—Results.Did the change in behavior positively affect the organization?Level 3—Behavior/Training Transfer.Did the participants change their behavior on-the-job based on what they learned?Level 2—LearningWhat skills, knowledge, or attitudes changed after training?By how much?Level 1—ReactionDid the participants like the training?What do they plan to do with what they learned?Slide 6Creighton University Medical Center (CUMC) Surgical Scores Pre- and Post TeamSTEPPs® TrainingBar graphs show scores Pre 6 month and Post 6 month (score numbers are approximate, judging from scale on left which rises in 10-point increments)ScoresPre 6 monPost 6 monthWithin 1 Hour92100Antibiotic Selected7595Discontinued7162Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) Ordered87100VTE Administered7194Slide 7CUMC Surgical Scores Pre- and Post TeamSTEPPs® Training (continued)Bar graphs show scores Pre 6 month and Post 6 month (score numbers are approximate, judging from scale on left which rises in 10-point increments)ScoresPre 6 monPost 6 monthHair Removal61100Blood Glucose70100Beta Blockers87100Normothermia9090Colon Normothermia100100Slide 8Employee Communication and Teamwork Engagement Ratings by AreaBar graph compares scores in 2006 and 2007; numbers are approximate, judging from scale on left which rises in 10-point incrementsScores20062007Operating Room (OR) Teamwork5262OR Communication4662Post-anesthesia care unit (PACU) Teamwork5265PACU Communication6257Both OR scores showed significant change (p <0.05)Slide 9Safety Culture Survey: Overall Patient Safety GradeBar graph shows scores; numbers are approximate judging from scale on left which rises in 10-point incrementsGradesPre (n=136)Post (n=78)A510B4749C4338D53Slide 10Safety Culture Survey: HandoffsThings "fall between the cracks" when transferring patientsBar graph shows change in those agreeing Pre (n=128) and Post (n=78); scores are approximate judging from scale on left which rises in 10-point incrementsResponsePre (n=136)Post (n=78)Disagree2941Agree3932Neither3136Slide 11Outpatient Surgical Patient Satisfaction ScoresBar graph compares those "Willing to Recommend" from 3Q 2006 to 4Q 2007:3Q 2006: 84.4Q 2006: 84.1Q 2007: 77.2Q 2007: 80.3Q 2007: 85.4Q 2007: 89.Slide 12Outpatient Surgical Patient Satisfaction Scores (continued)Bar graph compares scores on "Nursing Communication" from 3Q 2006 to 4Q 2007:3Q 2006: 85.4Q 2006: 89.5.1Q 2007: 84.2Q 2007: 80.3Q 2007: 90.7.4Q 2007: 91.2.Slide 13Outpatient Surgical Patient Satisfaction Scores (continued)Bar graph compares scores on "Staff Provided Safe Patient Care" from 3Q 2006 to 4Q 2007:3Q 2006: 88.4Q 2006: 90.1Q 2007: 84.2Q 2007: 86.5.3Q 2007: 91.4Q 2007: 95.Slide 14Outpatient Surgical Patient Satisfaction Scores (continued)Bar graph compares scores on "Overall Outpatient Surgery Score" from 3Q 2006 to 4Q 2007:3Q 2006: 78.4Q 2006: 80.1Q 2007: 78.2Q 2007: 81.3Q 2007: 83.5.4Q 2007: 83.6.Slide 15Outpatient Surgical Patient Satisfaction Scores (continued)Bar graph compares scores on "Pre-op Testing Staff Explanations Clear" from 3Q 2006 to 4Q 2007:3Q 2006: 78.4Q 2006: 78.1Q 2007: 80.2Q 2007: 77.3Q 2007: 90.4Q 2007: 91.Slide 16What is a culture?"Shared values (what is important) and beliefs (how things work) that interact with an organization's structures and control systems to produce behavioral norms (the way we do things around here)."Slide 17National Implementation ProjectGoals:Create a national infrastructure to support the adoption of TeamSTEPPs®: Quality Improvement Organizations.Patient Safety Improvement Corps.Make training available to early adopters! Accelerating Change and Transformation in Organizations and Networks (ACTION) Partners.Academic Medical Centers.Others.Spread TeamSTEPPs®.Slide 18National Implementation TeamMap of United States shows team membersCalifornia—Lumetra.Minnesota—TRC.Nebraska—Creighton TRC.Maryland—Delmarva.District of Columbia region—AIR.District of Columbia region—Booz Allen Hamilton.Virginia—Carilion TRC.North Carolina—Duke TRC.Slide 19Program ProgressOrganizationRegisteredTrainedQuality Improvement Organizations (QIO)173148AHRQ Action190102AHRQ High Reliability Organization (HRO) Network55Academic Health Profession Program125Patient Safety Organization218Other14071Total (as of August 31st)546344Slide 20Creighton's Role as a TRCProvide a Team Resource Center where training can be conducted.Serve as a living lab where training is given.Trainees can take from the lessons learned at Creighton because of our rollout.After training our staff serves as expert resources for all those trained in this program.79 Master Trainers trained at Creighton thus far.Slide 21Feedback on Our WorkParticipant Feedback—Scores from 1 (Low) to 5 (High) on Eight Evaluation CriteriaWell Organized: 4.43.Appropriate Confent: 4.41.Ability to Train Others: 4.Belief in TeamSTEPPs®: 4.20.Ease to Transfer: 4.28.Ability to Work in Teams: 4.07.Likelihood to Apply: 4.28.Recommend: 4.33. 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