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When Bob Wilgus took over planning meetings at Lafayette Life Insurance Company four years ago, he was faced with an annual sales seminar that was as tired and listless, in meeting terms, as attendees get when they sit and listen to speech after speech.
So Wilgus, director of corporate communications and travel services for the Lafayette, Ind.-based insurer, decided to get creative. By reconsidering everything the company had been doing, he turned the routine into the inspiring, the required into the motivational. What emerged out of the formerly nondescript seminar was Frontrunners, a meeting with an identity--and, after four years, a reputation.
"Frontrunners is now one of our most popular and well-attended meetings," says Michael Donate, Lafayette Life's vice president, marketing. "I saw the transformation, and it's like night and day. There is an overall look and feel of professionalism with a smattering of showmanship, and that combination seems to have really struck a positive vein with our field force."
Diamond in the Rough "When I was handed the meeting, it was called the Sales Seekers Seminar, and was pretty bare-boned," Wilgus says. "I knew it had more potential."
His first step toward mining that potential was to meet with the company's chief marketing officer and clarify the meeting's objectives. He discovered three: to share important company and product information, to build closer relationships with field agents, and to recognize agents for their sales achievements during the previous year.
At that time, only the first objective was being emphasized. The seminar, held every January for the company's top 150 qualifying agents, was a basic affair. Attendees sat in a classroom for most of the Sunday-to-Tuesday gathering, and about the snazziest effects the company had thus far mustered were overhead projection and slide shows.
When Wilgus arrived, he took the meeting apart, element by element. His first idea: Give the meeting an identity. "The meeting's original name was Sales Seekers, but after consulting with management, I knew that it was about much more than sales," he explains. "So I hired a local ad agency to come up with a new name, logo, and tag line that would capture the three objectives of the meeting. That's how Frontrunners was born.
"I put the logo on everything, from special letterhead to reminders and promotions in our weekly newsletter, from the registration brochure to signage at the meeting itself," Wilgus continues. By the time attendees left that first meeting, in Indianapolis in 1995, Frontrunners had an identity.
Getting to Know You A more dramatic change for attendees: Wilgus decided to bring them in a day earlier, on Saturday. With this extra, nonbusiness day, the company had a chance to build relationships between home office executives and agents, and among the agents themselves.
It was also a great way to save a bundle on airfare. Part of that savings is used for the series of recreational events Wilgus plans for agents during the day and a half before the official start of the meeting Sunday evening. Attendees are given a choice of several options. At the first Frontrunners meeting, for example, agents chose between a hockey game and an Indiana Pacers game. In Los Angeles in 1996, some attendees toured Universal Studios, some went to Disneyland, and others played golf; in Dallas this past January, attendees picked an NBA game or a rodeo.
"These kinds of events establish relationships in a nonthreatening way," Wilgus says. "In the PPGA distribution system, agents choose to do business with us. Frontrunners gives us a competitive advantage when it comes to keeping a dedicated field force in place. How our agents feel about doing business with us is crucial."
The next step in the transformation was the meeting itself. While the schedule of business sessions remained the same, the setting of sessions got a real face-lift. "Working with the new logo and theme, I built a stage with rear-screen projection, signage, and stage decor for the ballroom where we held our general sessions," Wilgus says. "I wanted the room setup to be visually appealing while keeping the focus on the main stage and whoever was speaking."
He made an in-house tech staff member part of his planning team to ensure that the sessions are polished, professional, and sophisticated. "Having an in-house AV support person makes a big difference. You have to have someone behind the scenes who not only knows the program, but the players as well," he says.
"There are some who believe that you can just hire on-site staff for the meeting, and they can follow the script. I disagree. At every meeting there have been last-minute changes in slides, additions or deletions of videos, or other technical challenges that can make or break a presentation. Having a staff person who is dedicated to working with the hotel AV vendor, and more important, to those making major presentations, helps ensure that management's expectations are met."
From the upbeat music before and after general sessions, to graphically appealing slides with every speaker's name and title, also incorporating a Frontrunners logo, agents saw a totally new look for Lafayette Life's January meeting.
Wilgus has also made agent input part of the planning process. "I circulate a brief survey to the field several months before the meeting, asking agents to list the top three issues or topics they would like to see at the Frontrunners meeting," he says. The top three topics become part of the program.
Forget the Catering Menu The meeting's third objective--agent recognition--is met at the final night dinner. Lafayette Life, Wilgus notes, "is one of a handful of companies able to determine within five days of the close of business on December 31 who its top agents are." Taking advantage of that capability, Wilgus initiated an awards ceremony at the Frontrunners final night dinner. "We thank our agents in front of their peers within the first two or three weeks after the end of the year," Wilgus says. "The agents have completed their business, they've qualified to receive an award, they're at Frontrunners and, bang, they're recognized."
It's a big change, since Lafayette Life, like most insurance companies, used to hand out awards at its major incentive meeting, when spouses are on hand. Now, between 80 and 120 awards are handed out in January. (The award winners are recognized again at the biennial convention, but no actual awards are given out.)
The final night dinner itself was part of the meeting's renaissance. Swapping the usual for the extraordinary, Wilgus always challenges the host hotel's chef to produce something special. "Every time I meet with a chef I tell him or her to throw out the catering menu, and come up with something creative," he says. "I give them a per-plate amount and they come back with two or three complete dinner menus--I can see the excitement in their eyes as they go through each one."
The result might be quail or venison, pheasant or duck, served with a variety of wines that Wilgus personally selects and often goes from table to table serving to the agents himself. This reinforces the message that they are special and also gives Wilgus a chance to find out how they're enjoying the dinner. It all takes place in elegant surroundings, with different room decor and candlelit tables--and in most cases, white-glove service.
Getting approval for all of these major changes was fairly straightforward, Wilgus notes. "I've been lucky in that all of the people I've worked for directly have been open to change," he says. Having established their expectations, Wilgus was free to innovate, keeping his direct reports updated on his plans.
Wilgus is aware that he's set up attendees' expectations now, and it's his challenge to continue to meet them. "I've designed the Frontrunners meeting to be self-improving," he notes. "I have a basic skeleton of a meeting that doesn't change much from year to year, but by getting field input, by using the creativity of the given hotel staff, and by moving the meeting each year to a different geographic location, each Frontrunners has its own look and feel."


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Syllabification: in·gres·sivePronunciation: /inˈgresiv
- 2 Phonetics (Of a speech sound) made with an intake of air rather than an exhalation. Compare with egressive.More example sentences
- The letters c, q, and x are used for velaric ingressive stop consonants - clicks, as they are more usually known.
- When an affirmative 'Yeah' is spoken while breathing in, it is an example of ingressive speech.
- The language has an impressive, even remarkable array of consonants - oral and nasal; voiced and voiceless; egressive, ingressive, ejective, and implosive.
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Police are investigating threats made on the person's Facebook fan page against the Oklahoma City animal shelter. It's even gotten a lot of attention from outraged animal advocates, including Sheriff John Whetsel.
Someone created the Facebook page a couple of years ago without much activity until Sunday and this bizarre post:
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Linda Allman saw it on her news feed and reported the threat to Oklahoma County Sheriff John Whetsel. Several others reported it directly to police.
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CURRENT ISSUE (#50) Spring/Summer 2012
by Maggie Ruth Anderson
Open the door. Shut the door. Sit down. Don't sit down. Listen to me.
Once upon a time, we were poor. Not very poor. We could always buy something to eat, and some wine, and some cigarettes. Sometimes used books that other people had already written themselves into. But we didn't travel and we didn't have new clothes. You are lucky, do you know it? Do you tire of hearing it? Too bad. But, just as well, this isn't a story about how lucky you are, or whether you know it, or whether you tire of hearing it. This is a story about us.
Us, that's not youme, it's mehim. This story predates you. We were kids then. Like you.
Open to pour. Hut for poor. Pit sound. Don't fit round. Listen to me.
Here's the church. Here's the steeple.
The bells at every hour were so loud in our house. We never could understand why our parents chose that house. We didn't know, couldn't know, that it had to do with money. I told you that we were poor. I'll also tell you that we didn't know it.
Open the doors.
Our house wasn't small. We didn't live in a shack. We even had a shack out back. But the stories that take place in there are for when you're older. When you are as old as I am. We didn't know we were poor, we lived by a church, and every Sunday we'd sit on our porch, watching for the ladies' hats and the men's ties. We never saw any fancy hats. The church by our house was not the kind of church where the ladies who wore fancy hats went. But still we looked. We'd heard about these fancy church hats.
See all the people.
Probably the porch is what our house used to hide that we were poor. It was a wraparound. Do you know what that means? The porch went all the way around the house, on all four sides. We could run in circles, just running and running, and still be at our house. Each corner, we'd think, what could be around this corner? And the surprise was that we knew, exactly, each time.
See tall and creeple.
Once there was a bad time on that porch. We were running, running, and when we got around to the front again, a man was standing there. We skidded so we didn't run into him, because we didn't know him. But we thought that he sort of looked like us. We told him to come inside for tea. We had heard about inviting people inside for tea.
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Then our parents put a gate on the front porch and said we could never let anybody in again. They went to the store to buy new silverware. We didn't like it. It wasn't as heavy as the ones that man said he needed to clean. We waited years for those clean forks and spoons and knives to come back to us, neatly wrapped in a box, waiting on the porch.
There's the perch. There's the needle.
Little Miss Muffet sat on her tuffet.
Once we made a friend in the backyard. No, no, it was a real, live, human being friend. His backyard rubbed up against ours. We would pick around through stones and sticks, waiting to see if he'd be outside, too. One day he came over and said, Want to see something cool?
Eating her curds and whey.
Oh, but we had dreamed about BB guns of our own! We took turns shooting at squirrels. I don't think we ever killed any. I suppose they could have run away only to die alone in some ditch. That didn't occur to us.
When along came a spider who sat down beside her.
We lusted after that BB gun like later in life we would about other things, but never again so purely. Our parents said, No, No, so many times that we thought we'd better keep asking. Yes, you can have one when you're a little older. But there's something you should know.
And frightened Miss Muffet away.
Once my brother shot our friend. Not on purpose, no, of course not. I can't remember all the details but I know that we weren't paying attention to each other. That's what you need to remember when guns are involved. Pay attention.
And tightened Piss Puffet to play.
After that, my brother refused to play in the backyard. He told me that he had more important things to do, that he wasn't a baby anymore, playing in the mud. At the time I thought he was just embarrassed. He was, but not about shooting our friend. He had made that ultimate prepubescent discovery and spent a lot of time in his room. Oh, don't worry about that, you'll know when you know.
A song from a liar who sat down with lyre.
But I still wanted to see our friend. He scared me. I still poked around in the backyard, but he wasn't there for many days. Until one day he was, and we took turns shooting squirrels with the BB gun. Then he said, Want to see a secret? He took my hand and we walked into the trees between our houses. We pushed through briars that scratched me. I didn't notice the blood until later.
Meeting her purge of brain.
In his fort he pulled down his pants, then mine. I said, Oh, and we lay beside each other and his fingers were inside a place that I didn't know had an inside. And we did other things...why am I telling you this? I didn't notice the blood until later.
Little Miss Fuckit set on her love it.
If wishes were horses, beggars would ride.
When I was little, I wanted to be a veterinarian. It occurred to me that my love of animals would translate well into helping them. What do you want to be when you grow up? Oh, that's a good one, too. It did not occur to me that helping animals might actually involve hurting them.
If turnips were swords, I'd wear one by my side.
I found a baby bird that had fallen out of its nest. Yes, it happens a lot. Did yours make it? No, mine neither. But I took it inside, and dug up worms for it, and dropped little bits of water into its beak. When my parents found out, they rolled their eyes, but drove me to the vet.
If ifs and ands were pots and pans.
The vet said, It's too late. You did your best. I cried. Wasn't there anything he could do? He said he'd take care of it from there. My parents decided to tell the truth. So I learned about relieving creatures of a slow and painful death.
There'd be no work for tinkers.
Our dad left without saying goodbye or taking any of his stuff. We took to poking around in the basement where my mom had thrown all his belongings in a corner. We started smoking his cigars. At first it felt like we were getting back at someone, which felt pretty good, even if we didn't know who. We'd climb out our window on to the roof of the porch, and even if neighbors were awake, they never looked up to see us. We felt on top of things even though that's not how we felt at all.
There'd be no jerk for stinkers.
Then we found the bottle of spiced rum. We put it with some strawberry daiquiri mix and ice in the blender. When we drank it, there were still huge chunks of ice that we crunched a beat into. We pretended to be more drunk than we felt, rolling around on the ground, yelling, Take your clothes off! We eventually fell asleep in warbled curves.
If sniffs and cans were stops and stands.
The first time we smoked weed was from an apple. A girl down the street, the one our mother told us not to hang around, dug out the core. She told us how to smoke, and we asked her how we'd feel. The whole thing had an academic ring to it, as if she were simply conducting a class, in the dark, behind the shack, in our backyard. We didn't get high.
If pockets were hats, I'd wear one on my head.
The one time I did coke, I woke up in my bed the next morning, sobbing. Don't do coke. Do you hear me? I think it's going out of style, anyway. Is it out of style? Don't answer that.
If stitches were coursing, it would be through my veins.
One misty, moisty morning, when cloudy was the weather.
Did you know that I had braces three times? Yes, the teeth are terrible in our family. First I had to have my teeth straightened so that I could have an expander. It was a permanent device that grabbed certain of my molars and threatened to split my palate. Every week, I would lie down on the couch and my father would reach inside my mouth to adjust, to expand, with a key that was tied around his wrist so it didn't fall down my throat and choke me.
I chanced to meet an old man clothed all in leather.
They said my mouth was too small. Too small for what? I asked. I never got a good answer. But then my mouth was bigger, and so I had my second round of braces. You don't have them yet? They always ask what color you want, as if having a choice in that small matter makes all the difference.
He began to compliment, and I began to grin.
Then they had to fix my underbite. I had this contraption I'd wear at night, that was supposed to move my lower jaw forward. When I woke up in the morning, I'd find it in odd places: tucked into a box under my bed, across the room under the radiator. The orthodontist said it was normal to take it out and throw it in my sleep. I did not find this comforting, that it was considered just fine to do such things while unconscious. Also, I may as well tell you, I never wanted to hear that I was normal.
How do you do, and how do you do.
Then I had braces again for a while. That was starting to seem normal. And now look at my beautiful teeth! Yes, someday you'll have wonderful teeth like me. How many have you lost?
And how do you do again.
When I was a child, I felt certain each morning that that day would be the day that someone discovered that I was a singular child, and would announce my genius to the world. I was somehow never disappointed when this did not happen, because there was always a chance for it the next day, and the day after that.
And how does you does a spin?
I thought they'd been keeping an eye on me since birth, having picked out my brain as one that might save the world, or at least keep the world from killing itself.
How does you go, and how is your show.
I'm still waiting for recognition. Oh, but we all are! You have so very many things to find, still. I'm trying to tell you something, do you hear it?
I danced to cheat a young man, pressed under my thumb.
Oh, don't you worry your pretty little head about all of this. You have plenty of time. There's nothing I can tell you that will help. Did you listen to me? Are you hearing me? When I was your age, I listened to my elders. No, you dummy, you can't go uphill both ways. Oh, but you're going to be trouble.
One fisty, ghosty morning, when moldy was the cadaver.
Birds of a feather flock together, and so will pigs and swine.
There's one more thing I want to tell you. We had a willow tree outside our house, tucked on the side. When the leaves were out, it was a glowing cocoon, and I made myself a seat up in its branches. I read books inside that tree shell, day after day.
Rats and mice will have their choice, and so will I have mine.
Once, a girl from school walked by on the sidewalk, under my tree. I called out her name, and thrilled when she puzzled her eyes all around her. I jumped down from my seat to say Hi, like a surprise.
Bats and lice will have their toys, and so will eye have blind.
She was surprised. Then we didn't have anything to say, because we weren't friends. I didn't particularly like her at all, in fact. But I wanted someone to know that I was hidden. Do you see what I am trying to tell you? All my life I have been hiding in the hopes of being found.
Words on a tether box forever, and so do his and mine.
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Bidding for the first phase of Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission has put a question mark on the ambitious target set to enlarge the country's energy needs through the solar route. Out of the 30 short-listed bidders, almost 20 have had nothing to do with solar photo voltaic (PV) power. It seems as if the projects they promise may soon turn unviable.
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When it was announced the theme of this year's Peer to Pier project was celebrating the state's 150th birthday, Chris Nelson knew he had to participate.
A recent hot afternoon found him, paintbrush in hand, perched on a scaffold working on his concrete canvas. The pier, which supports a stretch of Interstate 64, stands on the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue South and Virginia Street.
It's a good spot, as motorists waiting at the traffic signal on Virginia Street can get a long look at the painting he's already worked on for more than 100 hours. It highlights his love of the state's history.
A Confederate soldier sits atop a black horse with his sword at the ready to face off against a Union soldier standing with his pistol drawn. Two flags, the traditional U.S. flag and the Confederate national flag, are crossed behind them with a blue West Virginia and gray Virginia between them.
"West Virginia is really unique in that it was the only state formed out of another state in the War Between the States," said Nelson, 43. "It was literally brother against brother out there. So these are my two brothers."
The men both have brown hair, but their faces will not bear any distinct features, leaving them open to interpretation as any two brothers, he said.
A pensive President Abraham Lincoln is seen on the other side of the pier and behind him Presidential Proclamation 100, which he signed to grant West Virginia's entry into the Union as a state. Nelson said he planned to paint the proclamation on the pier in its entirety so that it could be read.
Growing up in Raleigh County, one of his favorite classes had been eighth grade West Virginia history. He'd always enjoyed drawing but didn't really get into painting until an art class at Independence High School, where his teacher helped him along. Even now, Nelson doesn't consider himself an artist, though he will tell you he's a bit of a painter.
This latest project, "House Divided," is one he thinks both his eighth grade history and high school art teachers could be proud of. It's also one he hopes school children and state residents will learn from.
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Paranoid Penguin: Taking a Risk-Based Approach to Linux Security
Since I started writing this column four years ago, the nature of Linux software vulnerabilities and threats hasn't changed that much. Buffer overflows, bad configurations (including file permissions) and inadequate input validation still form the lion's share of Linux vulnerabilities. If the same kinds of vulnerabilities keep cropping up, is the whole patch rat race futile? Or, is there a broader approach to Linux security that we can adopt?
This month, I discuss Linux security from a risk-based perspective and illustrate how by using the risk-based approach we can mitigate not only the Linux vulnerabilities we know about, but the ones nobody's discovered or publicized yet.
You may be wondering, what do I mean by a risk-based approach? Isn't all information security about risks? Indeed it is, but this term is actually short for risk management-based approach.
There are only a few ways to handle a given information security risk. We can avoid it by not doing anything that exposes us to that risk. We can eliminate it by addressing its root cause (which is, in practice, seldom within our control). We can mitigate it—that is, do something that lessens the impact of the risk in some way. Or, we can accept it.
One school of thought, now thankfully obsolete, holds that security is a binary equation: things either are secure or stupid, and if one judges a given activity or tool as not being secure, one simply should not do that thing or use that tool. In other words, in this school of thought, risk avoidance is the preferred approach to security.
As most of us acknowledge nowadays, however, absolute security does not exist. No magic combination of software choices, software/system configuration or network topology can make us invulnerable to security breaches. No combination, that is, that you actually can do any work with. Risk in some quantity or another is inevitable in networked computing.
The risk management-based approach to security acknowledges the need to seek balance between risk avoidance, risk mitigation and risk acceptance, by prioritizing risks based on their likelihood and potential impact. Risks that are both likely to occur and expensive to recover from are tagged as being the most important risks either to mitigate or avoid. Risks that either are highly unlikely or extremely cheap to recover from become reasonable candidates for risk acceptance. By the way, when I talk of the cost or impact of a risk occurring, I mean not only monetary cost but also lost time, reputation and productivity.
Figure 1 shows the general relationship between a risk's likelihood, its cost and its acceptability. The precise shape of the curve that defines the acceptable risk and unacceptable risk zones will vary from organization to organization. A financial institution, for example, will tend to have a much bigger red zone than a university network.
Thus, to take a risk-based approach to security is to acknowledge that not all risks are created equal, and therefore, you must choose your fights. To do so effectively, however, requires you to be creative and honest in identifying and assessing the risks in a given undertaking. Denying a risk exists is far more dangerous than acknowledging and accepting that risk and making recovery plans should the worst occur.
This brings up another important aspect of the risk-based approach: risk acceptance should not mean complacency. Any risk that can't be avoided or mitigated must at least be taken into consideration in business continuation and recovery plans. Furthermore, very few information security risks can't be mitigated in some way or another; many types of risks can't be eliminated but can nonetheless be contained or attenuated.
Okay, so Linux security is best handled with a risk-based outlook. What does that look like? Step one is to think about known and potential vulnerabilities in your Linux system. Most of Linux's application and system vulnerabilities fall into one of these categories:
Buffer-overflow vulnerabilities (inadequate bounds checking).
Poor input validation.
Inappropriate file permissions.
Inappropriate system privileges (avoidable use of root).
Sloppy configuration.
Insecure use of temporary files.
Predictable or known default passwords.
Administrative back doors (test or debug accounts).
The first vulnerability in this list, buffer overflows, is arguably the scariest. Buffer overflows frequently lead directly to remote root compromises. Like buffer-overflow conditions, many of these vulnerabilities are the direct result of programming errors such as insecure use of temporary files and administrative back doors. Others are more typically user-inflicted by predictable passwords or sloppy configuration.
No vulnerability, however, actually constitutes a threat unless someone attempts to exploit it. In other words, a threat equals a vulnerability plus an attacker.
Step two is to think about ways that these vulnerabilities might be exploited. Although Linux vulnerabilities haven't changed much over the years, the actors who attempt to exploit them have. They've become both more effective and dumber. The scary truth is, easy availability of exploit code and scripts has made it increasingly easy for unskilled attackers to conduct increasingly sophisticated attacks.
For example, traditionally, conducting a buffer-overflow attack has required considerable programming skill—besides being able to determine where in memory the overflowed data will end up, the attacker must write or procure exploit code, or shellcode written in assembler code specific to the target system's architecture, such as i386 or SPARC. Shellcode is the code that gets overflowed and executed, resulting in a shell, ideally with root privileges, on the target system.
In olden times, the difficulty of identifying offsets and writing working shellcode narrowed the field of potential buffer-overflow attackers considerably. Nowadays, however, if you want to exploit a well-known buffer-overflow vulnerability, all you need to do is perform the right type of Google search to obtain exploit tools, each complete with shellcode for a variety of target systems.
People who write exploit scripts and publish them on the Internet are a big enough problem. But they're not the only actors in the threat equation; if you're the kind of person who enjoys arming script kiddies, it's only a little more work to automate the exploit completely and package it up into a worm or virus.
Viruses, of course, can't propagate themselves; they're always embedded within something else, for example, e-mail attachments or executable files. Worms, which propagate themselves, are much scarier—they're essentially viruses with wings. In fact, if you were to watch your log files during a worm attack, you'd have a hard time distinguishing it from an attack conducted by a human being. A worm is sort of an attack robot.
Thus, attackers either can be humans or pieces of software. The good news is, because they exploit exactly the same sorts of vulnerabilities, the defenses are the same for each. The bad news is, attack scripts, worms and viruses have shortened exponentially the amount of time you've got between the time a vulnerability is discovered and publicized and the time your system probably will be probed for that vulnerability by an attacker.
Linux has become a key foundation for supporting today's rapidly growing IT environments. Linux is being used to deploy business applications and databases, trading on its reputation as a low-cost operating environment. For many IT organizations, Linux is a mainstay for deploying Web servers and has evolved from handling basic file, print, and utility workloads to running mission-critical applications and databases, physically, virtually, and in the cloud. As Linux grows in importance in terms of value to the business, managing Linux environments to high standards of service quality — availability, security, and performance — becomes an essential requirement for business success.
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Communication is king when it comes to growing your business. Without dependable, reliable communication, your business will not be able to function effectively, and you may find yourself at a disadvantage when it comes to moving forward in your industry. The days of single, simple email accounts are gone, and it can often be difficult to separate fact from fiction in what is offered online for your business to stay in touch. Two choices currently available for your communication needs are standard: POP/IMAP email or a Hosted Exchange solution.
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A typical POP or IMAP email option is one such as Gmail, Zoho, or Aol mail, all of which offer both POP and IMAP for free. POP or "post office protocol" mail is stored on the provider's server until it is retrieved by a desktop, and is then moved from that server to your computer. IMAP email can be imagined more like a window – it allows you to see your email on a central server and download it as many times as you like, from any computer. Over the last few years, companies like Google have been able to increase the functionality of their POP/IMAP email servers to a point where they have a few, if any, major issues. So where does Hosted Exchange email fit in?
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A Hosted Exchange service is one that will be hosted for you by a company like myhosting.com, and will be managed on a secure server that is monitored for security and privacy on a minute-to-minute basis. Free mail servers can fail due to the sheer number of people using them, leaving you unable to retrieve your mail during periods of maintenance or unexpected downtime. The benefits to a Hosted Exchange solution start with reliable uptime, but go beyond the basic functionality you often expect from email. Built on programs like Microsoft Exchange Server with added features from Windows SharePoint Services, a Hosted Exchange solution can provide integrated desktop and mobile syncing and collaboration, meaning that all of your email will automatically sync between devices.
Advanced Hosted Exchange Features – Mobility
The major benefits to Hosted Exchange don't lie in what it can do better than free email, but what it can do that free email can't. Mobile email is a good place to start. Exchange ActiveSync – built-in with Hosted Exchange – allows any iPhone, Blackberry, Android or Windows Phone to sync with your email accounts, meaning that no matter what phone you're using, you'll always have all of your mail and all of your contacts. Currently, Exchange ActiveSync allows new emails can to be pushed to your phones either on your request or automatically, and mobile connectivity means that anyone in the company with a phone can be productive, no matter where they are.
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With access to Outlook 2010 for Windows and Outlook 2011 for Mac, your business will be able to take advantage of the task schedulers, calendars, easy contact lists and powerful email options from any PC or mobile phone connected to your network and with the right permissions. Hosting email rather than using free server space also means you'll receive updates as t yourinbox changes, without ever losing the email you need or having your contacts, tasks and calendars wiped. Combine that with the Outlook Web App (OWA), which allows full Outlook functionality when the desktop version is not available, and the power of Hosted Exchange becomes clear. Consistency across devices, combined with the ability to consolidate multiple email addresses into fewer inboxes means less time worrying about email and more time spent doing business.
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Hosting an email server on your own is possible – but reliability, space, and bandwidth often make this option prohibitively expensive. With pay-as-you-go options now available for fully hosted solutions, and with those solutions offering a world of email features beyond POP and IMAP free webmail, the costs to purchase a hosted option are often more than made up for by the increase in productivity seen thanks to the sharing and collaboration possible, both on PCs and with mobile devices.
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Klasen Named Reebok/AHL Player of the Week
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Milwaukee, WI--The American Hockey League announced today that Milwaukee Admirals left wing Linus Klasen has been named the Reebok/AHL Player of the Week for the period ending Oct. 24, 2010. Klasen tallied three goals and three assists for six points in three games.
Klasen began a busy weekend by notching an assist and then scoring the game-winning goal in Milwaukee's 3-2 victory at Grand Rapids on Friday night. Back home the following evening, Klasen picked up another goal and an assist as the Admirals defeated Abbotsford, 3-1. And on Sunday in Chicago, Klasen tallied his league-best seventh goal of the season and chipped in another assist in Milwaukee's 4-3 loss to the Wolves.
In recognition of his achievement, Klasen will be presented with an etched crystal award prior to an upcoming Admirals home game.
In his first season in North America, Klasen leads the AHL with seven goals and has added three assists for 10 points in seven games with Milwaukee. The 24-year-old native of Stockholm, Sweden, played the last three seasons for Sodertalje SK, and tied for fifth in the Swedish Elitserien with 51 points in 51 games in 2009-10. Klasen signed as a free agent with the Nashville Predators on Apr. 20, 2010.
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The Digitals are all about finding the companies and individuals who are redefining the marketing landscape, so who better to ask about the future of marketing and ecommerce than The Digitals Shortlist?
We've rounded up some of our favourite comments from nominees covering the biggest digital trends of the year, and asked them to tell us which companies and products are capitalizing on these...
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by Matt Owen 28 May 2013 12:20pm 1 comment
The Modern Marketing Manifesto challenges marketers to be creative and innovative. But how do we as marketers do this. David Sealey who is completing his MBA disertation on Disruptive Innovation in Retail Markets discusses how marketers can innovate.
The Modern Marketing Manifesto is absolutely spot on. One of the challenges it sets for marketers is to design services and products with innovation and creativity.
I believe that all of us have the imagination to be both creative and innovative within out industry. You don't need to be able to draw to be creative, and you don't need to have the word innovation in your job title to be an innovator.
by David Sealey 14 May 2013 10:55am 5 comments
It's been a long, hard race to the finish, but today @SilverBean have nosed past the post to become our sixth #TheDigitals SuperStar of the week!
Congratulations Silverbean! We've seen them sharing some great content over the past few weeks so it's a well-deserved win. As promised, Silverbean have won a place on our international judging panel for The Digitals.
Together with our other judges, they'll be helping us decide what campaigns, products and services really deserve recognition for advancing the digital landscape. If you or your client have worked on something that you're really proud of then don't keep it to yourself, get your entry in by March 13th to be sure of a crack at fame and glory!
by Matt Owen 08 March 2013 16:24pm 0 comments
Well done this week to our latest Digital Superstars – Silverbean.
Silverbean is a search marketing and digital agency specialising in SEO & Social Media, PPC, CRO and Affiliate Program Management, and they've been rocking the hashtag all week, congratulations guys!
Find out more about this week's winners on their site: http://www.silverbean.com/
There's been lots more action around the #TheDigitals hashtag this week, and we've welcomed a number of new faces to the top twenty, quite a feat when you remember we now have over 7,000 people battling it out for the chance to be on the judging panel for The Digitals Awards.
Over the past seven days you've really upped your game, and we've seen some fantastic links to innovative, exciting and just plain useful stuff that's helping define the digital marketing landscape.
Of course, #TheDigitals leaderboard is all about sharing great content, so here are a few useful links that we saw pop up...
by Matt Owen 01 March 2013 15:13pm 0 comments
We've just finished updating #TheDigitals leaderboard and we've found that @Danbarker is STILL topping the charts!
Well done to Dan, who's managed to keep up a steady flow of content all week, sharing and creating knowledge about the digital landscape, and staying on top of some very tough competition!
There's been some great action on the board this week - let's look at some of the new faces and new changes...
by Matt Owen 22 February 2013 13:35pm 0 comments
It's been yet another busy week on #TheDigitals leaderboard, with over 6,000 of you tweeting and sharing some amazing content that you think is worthy of an illustrious Digital award. Thanks for all your tweets and contributions, we're really building up a huge library of outstanding digital content.
The familiar face of @DanBarker is still sitting proudly at the top of the board for a second week, managing to clock up an astounding 210 mentions in the last week! Well done again Dan – influence in action!
So the question is: Who can knock him off the top spot and be our next Digital Superstar?
by Matt Owen 15 February 2013 12:50pm 0 comments
To celebrate the launch of our new digital marketing and ecommerce awards, #TheDigitals, I've rounded up five brilliant examples of innovation in social media.
To avoid any accusations of bias, these are all examples that fall outside the eligibility period for the current awards, but give an idea of the sort of thing we are looking for.
#TheDigitals are the new awards that recognise the best in digital marketing and ecommerce. Award entries must be submitted online before the deadline March 13, 2013.
Award categories cover both industry and platform specific areas. There are special categories for best new technology, rising star (free to enter) and the overall Grand Prix winner. Further information on categories and entry requirements is available at thedigitalsawards.com
So without further ado, here are the five innovative social campaigns...
by David Moth 06 February 2013 10:28am 5 comments
It seems that, after a few years of redesigns, navigation on most e-commerce sites follows a pretty familiar pattern.
There is some sense in this. Online shoppers are accustomed to the same general patterns of navigation from their experiences on the online retail sites they use regularly, so there is much to be said for following precedent in this area.
But does this prevent innovation in e-commerce design? Are there better ways that retailers could be using?
I've been asking the e-commerce experts and looking at a few examples...
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For the past few months there have been calls for Australia to become a 'Silicon Beach', where technology entrepreneurs can build new global businesses, experiment with start-ups and rival foreign innovators.
Australia's location, time zone and existing creative community makes the country an ideal incubator for this and, when the National Broadband Network is rolled out in the next few years, the country will have a vastly improved global reach.
It is because of these factors that digital economists believe Australia has the critical ingredients needed to succesfully compete in the near future with the world's leading digital economies, such as the United States.
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Flowers Foods says it is way too early in the process of determining if the closed Hostess bakery in Tulsa will reopen.
On Friday, Flowers Foods announced it had reached a deal to purchase Hostess Brands.
The company still must go before the U.S. Bankruptcy court, giving other firms a chance to bid on Hostess.
Flowers Foods says once the deal is approved by the court, then they will see if the Tulsa bakery is a viable option for the Georgia company.
The Tulsa bakery employed 160 workers.
The Hostess closure included five bakery outlet stores and employees in Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Sand Springs, Bartlesville and Muskogee.
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User Fee Policy, September 9, 2011.
In interpreting the distinction between fees and taxes, the courts require that a fee charged for a service or activity must bear a relationship to the cost of providing the service or activity for which the fee is charged. Subsection 259(2) of CoTA provides that the costs included in a user fee may include costs incurred for administration, enforcement and the establishment, acquisition and replacement of capital assets.
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One way to look at city services is through the lens of physical infrastructure: it is the job of the city to provide functional [hysical assets for the rest of us to go about our civic lives.
We focus on parks infrastructure, since that is a common meeting ground.
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Toronto has a new community resource, the CELOS Regulatory Research Database.
After years of accumulation of data on parks and public spaces, CELOS has embarked on a program to establish key parts of this data in a format that is as readily accessible to the public as possible: this is the Regulatory Research Database [now the public commons database]. The database sets the stage for collaboration with others. It's a shared resource.
Toronto has more than 50,000 Full Time Equivalent staff positions (and a lot more people, since some are part-time). This army of people provide a varied set of services. Here we try to get some context and perspective on these staff, what they do, and what they cost.
Here is a recent picture show about the unmaking of Dufferin Grove Park.
2010 Report from Dave Harvey (Toronto Park People), funded by the Metcalf Foundation Fertile Ground for New Thinking Dave's concludes that it's time for Torontonians involved with parks to join their voices in bringing about park improvements.
You can find out about the Recreation Service Plan by going to this city webpage. You can find out how the consultations were set up by looking at this staff report.
Here is the City's list of "stakeholders" who were contacted to give their opinions about the Recreation Service Plan in May and June, 2011 (and the Parks Plan in September 2011). Here's the city's stakeholder list with contact links. If your "park friends" or advisory group is not on the list of groups who will be asked for their views, you can e-mail email@example.com and ask them to help you get on it.


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I found this juvenile bald eagle on christmas day on the way to my parents. I uploaded a picture a year ago of a bald eagle on the same road and apparently there are enough around that they are breeding. Here are some facts I found regarding juvenile bald eagles and when their heads turn white.. "Younger bald eagles (usually under five years of age) have various white markings on the body, tail and wings in addition to having a dark gray bill (Farrand 1988; Palmer 1988a)." As you can see from this photo this particular bald eagle as the gray bill and the yellow feet and the various white markings.. and when it flew it is huge.. so the only two things I know is its a juvenile bald eagle and is under the age of 5. Made for a really cool christmas day to find a young one up near my parents.
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Use the Set-PendingFederatedDomain cmdlet to configure pending domains with the federated organization identifier in the federation trust for the Exchange organization.
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For information about the parameter sets in the Syntax section below, see Syntax.
Set-PendingFederatedDomain [-Identity <OrganizationIdParameter>] [-Confirm [<SwitchParameter>]] [-DomainController <Fqdn>] [-PendingAccountNamespace <SmtpDomain>] [-PendingDomains <SmtpDomain[]>] [-WhatIf [<SwitchParameter>]]
This example adds the pending domains contoso.com and sales.contoso.com to the existing federation trust.
Set-PendingFederatedDomain -PendingDomains contoso.com,sales.contoso.com
The Set-PendingFederatedDomain cmdlet is used as part of the Exchange Administration Center (EAC) functionality and shouldn't be used by administrators manually configuring a federation trust. This cmdlet allows the EAC to save domains selected as the FederatedOrganizationIdentifier or federated domains when proof of domain ownership hasn't been completed.
You need to be assigned permissions before you can run this cmdlet. Although all parameters for this cmdlet are listed in this topic, you may not have access to some parameters if they're not included in the permissions assigned to you. To see what permissions you need, see the "Federation trusts" entry in the Exchange and Shell Infrastructure Permissions topic.
Parameter | Required | Type | Description |
Confirm | Optional | System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter | The Confirm switch can be used to suppress the confirmation prompt that appears by default when this cmdlet is run. To suppress the confirmation prompt, use the syntax |
DomainController | Optional | Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Fqdn | The DomainController parameter specifies the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of the domain controller that writes this configuration change to Active Directory. |
Identity | Optional | Microsoft.Exchange.Configuration.Tasks.OrganizationIdParameter | The Identity parameter is reserved for internal Microsoft use. |
PendingAccountNamespace | Optional | Microsoft.Exchange.Data.SmtpDomain | The PendingAccountNamespace parameter specifies the pending domain used as the account namespace for the federation trust. |
PendingDomains | Optional | Microsoft.Exchange.Data.SmtpDomain[] | The PendingDomains parameter specifies the pending federated domains configured for the federation trust. |
WhatIf | Optional | System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter | The WhatIf switch instructs the command to simulate the actions that it would take on the object. By using the WhatIf switch, you can view what changes would occur without having to apply any of those changes. You don't have to specify a value with the WhatIf switch. |
To see the input types that this cmdlet accepts, see Cmdlet Input and Output Types. If the Input Type field for a cmdlet is blank, the cmdlet doesn't accept input data.
To see the return types, which are also known as output types, that this cmdlet accepts, see Cmdlet Input and Output Types. If the Output Type field is blank, the cmdlet doesn't return data.


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May 2, 1949BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGMembers present were: Dr. Harry E. Thompson, Dr. Edward M. Hayden, Dr. William B. Steen, Dr. Earl Brown, Dr. Harold W. Kohl, Dr. W.R. Hewitt The meeting was called to order at 7:10 P.M. Reading of the minutes of previous meetings was dispensed with, to save time. Dr. Steen proposed the matter of inviting the medical officers from Davis-Monthan Airbase to the Society picnic, as suggested by Dr. Littlefield. It was decided that this matter should be turned over to the Entertainment Committee. The subject of the new Osteopathic Hospital was discussed, with particular reference to the procedure for members of the P.C.M.S. when called upon to attend patients already in the hospital. One case was cited, when a local surgeon was called in to do an emergency appendectomy, and found a lack of facilities for surgery. It was decided that the Secretary, Dr. Steen, should draft a letter setting forth the principles and recommendations of the Society in this connection. Dr. Kohl suggested that the Secretary might call the Secretary of the Maricopa County Society, for briefing on their procedure in a similar situation recently. It was also suggested that the Secretary find out the stand of the Nurses' Registry and the Red Cross Blood Bank in regard to the Osteopathic Hospital. A copy of the action of the meeting of the Governing Board of the Pima County General Hospital on April 26th, with special reference to the community psychiatric problem regarding patients committed to the State Hospital directly from the county jail, was read by the Secretary, the point being that the hospital facilities for such cases are available and are not being utilized. Dr. Kohl made a motion that the President of the County Medical Society appoint a committee, including one or two Psychiatrists, to confer with the Board of Supervisors and with the County Attorney on this problem, and formulate a Resolution to be presented before the Society at a letter meeting. Dr. Hewitt seconded this motion, and it was passed. The Secretary read a proposed Resolution of the Pima County Medical Society in regard to compulsory health insurance, which was discussed and amended. The applications of Doctors Henry G. Atha, Hiram Dee Cochran, Joseph Gertner, and Myron E. Veseth were examined, and will be placed before the regular meeting for election to membership. Dr. Hayden stated that Mr. Donald Law, of Arizona Blue Shield, had had a proposition from the Strategic Air Forces to set up Davis-Monthan Airbase, along with certain stations in California and Texas, as an experiment under the Blue Shield plan to take care of the dependents of Army men, because, at the present time, the Army medical facilities are unable to take care of wives and children of enlisted men. It was proposed that this experiment be in the form of a blanket policy in both Blue Cross and Blue Shield, giving complete medical and surgical coverage, as well as hospitalization, but they are willing to settle for this present policy with all of the waiting periods and limitations we now have, except to increase the income limitation to $5,000.00 for combined income. The reason for this being that the enlisted men cannot afford both Blue Cross and Blue Shield, and the officers will have to pay a much higher ratio than the enlisted men for the policies, which the Airforces will collect and pay in toto as billed. There are now 4800 men at the Field, of which 772 are officers, but only the married ones would be included, and the policies would take care of only the dependents.
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