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Im heading to TR this weekend, wondering how the road conditions have been?
"The tree mentioned in 11/2013 post is still down. The diversion around is now well traveled with a relatively steep transition that requires higher clearance and suspension articulation than a Subaru. Overall the road is rough and snow packed. The roads turned slick and icy in the late afternoon." From the TR home page posted yesterday.
I submitted a conditions report update on the Turkey Rocks page. I went there Wednesday of this week. There have been a couple days of warmer temps so perhaps less snow and more mud. We had to clear one tree down over the road which was still attached by significant root ball. We chopped through it with a hatchet (dull) that we luckily had with in the truck. There is another tree that is large and has likely been down since November, and has an established and do-able drive around. It does have a steep transition. I wouldn't try it in my Outback as on the way out the downhill transition would be a nose digger, but another couple made it in with a Forrester. Leaving in late afternoon the downhill out had become quite slick and icy. With 4x4 and good tires there was still some controlled sliding. Wear boots or low gaiters for the hike up the hill to the saddle. Perhaps it's quite a bit better with the recent warm-up. The road is no more rutted than typical.
I have sent out an email to my good friends at the Coalition for the Upper South Platte ( a group which I volunteer with) to see if they will assist with the removal of these downed trees. This is what they do!! They are a great group of people!! Check them out if you wish. www.uppersouthplatte.org
Was there yesterday - It's a bit more rough than normal, but a Subaru made it there just fine
Just drove back there today and the road is in pretty decent shape. No logs across the road and it was only moderately snowy. Super warm and a great mid-winter day at Turkey.
Any updates was thinking this weekend? Thanks Ross
Ross, maybe it's a little late info now, but the road in was soupy but actually better than it has been in the last few months. The tree people were driving around on FS-360 has been removed and some of the big ruts have been filled in. A Subaru makes it fine. However, there's a new downed tree a couple hundred yards before the actual trailhead on FS-360B. Either park just before that in one of the camping spots or bring a chainsaw and cut it (it's a small tree that would be easy to move).
The road is a little snowy but all trees have been removed.
Will snow on the fire roads be a problem in accessing turkey and other south platte areas next week?
The roads were basically dry as of yesterday
Is the road still Subaru-able?
Yes, a friend had a Subaru out there this week.
Bump any info on the roads as of late? What's the likely-hood of getting in with a subaru legacy?
You'll be fine.
The two main roads into Turkey - FS-360 and FS-360B have been re-graded and you can (and someone did) get a Honda Civic all the way to the parking area no problem. There were 24 cars there when I left today! As a side note, the parking area has been re-routed slightly by the forest service. The parking is now at one of the large camping areas. It's been expanded and is awesome. There's a new trail connecting into the old one and the hike is about 0.1miles longer (added three and a half minutes today to the approach and that was with two ropes and a double rack in my pack). FWIW, the next South Platte volume guidebook, which will include Turkey Rock will be out this fall. I have a few obscure routes still on the north face of Turkey Rock itself and then it's off to the printer! Everything else is all laid out, just need to fill a few minor gaps.
Double awesome news, Jason! I have been waiting for your book to come out with much anticipation. As for driving that road in my Accord, I think I'll go in my partner's Tacoma.


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"The problem that we are having, it's not all the beavers in the county," said Supervisor Harvey Lee. "The board of supervisors are not out to catch all the beavers. We're out to catch the ones that are costing the taxpayers money."
Who knew that these rodents were costing taxpayers money in DeSoto County? But they are.
Their beaver business of stopping up running water has the county constantly unclogging drainage pipes, so DeSoto County now has a beaver trapper, and sort of a beaver task force.
"We don't want him going out to catch all the beavers, just catch the beavers that are causing the problems," Harvey said. "So like I said, it's going to be a joint effort between the man that's doing the catching of the beavers and the county employees."
Pick any large or small body of water in north Mississippi and you are likely to find the creature. On the shoreline, their work where their chomping teeth have chewed through big tree after little tree, leaving only felled lumber and stobs of wood, after they haul the rest of it off to stop draining water somewhere.
"You know anytime you spend a couple of hundred dollars on trapping a beaver, you are saving a couple of thousand dollars in sending out machinery trying to clean up the mess they are making," Harvey said. "Now I love beavers, don't get me wrong, but they are a member of the rat family, the rodent family".
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ConnectiCubFest 2007
May 4th thru May 6th @ Zagray Farm in Colchester, CT.
This will be in conjunction with the QVEA Spring Gas-Up Show.
In order to use your tractor on the farm a $20 Membership (payable to Art Chester) in QVEA will be required and can be purchased on arrival.
The Zagray Farm property is awesome. Check out the QVEA website for more info @ http://www.qvea.org
Art Chester (artc) has provided the following information;
We do a setup day on Wednesday for the grounds, so anytime after that is fine. Most vendor setup is Friday all day, show Saturday and Sunday till 3 pm. We can fit a couple of trailers on show space and the rest in the north field which is unused for this show. Camping; primitive or RV from Thursday-Sunday is no problem. Water to fill RV tanks is available, however no hookups. Porta-potties are on the grounds. I'll get your show area close enough to power (100 foot cord). Campfires OK in a container. Food Vendors are onsite.
There is plow field we turn every year, a mowing area in the north field, sand pits to dig in (Rick-I think Art means you!), Saturday Parade with PA announcer, and farm roads to ride around on as long as a QVEA membership has been purchased. (a small price to pay)
There is a repair shop on the grounds that could be used for Cub workshops, no problem.
Many show and tell type projects can be done under a tent or awning. There are a couple of plywood topped work tables on the grounds that can be commandeered, doesn't matter if they get dirty. It'll work out easily. We have a cub power unit on the grounds, not running. It does not have a clutch or pto, but everything else is there. If you want to get it running as part of the show, we'll pay for parts. Fluids are available. I have always wanted to do an electrolysis demonstration at a show but never could make it happen with all the tasks inherent to preparing our grounds and running a show. Perhaps it's something the group could do. (Cecil has offered an empty tank to start with or I can bring a completed running tank)
QVEA is happy to have the group as part of our show. The general comment was...Bring it on! I'll help out as much as possible. I'll pick out a good area for the group. I'll send a sheet on typical club show rules.
A huge thank you to Art for his help on this. Let's make this a Great Weekend for FarmallCub.com
More details to follow as the date nears.
Who is willing to help in the coordination & planning?
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Congrats and way to GO Should be a great time
i think i can make it
'If they're tappin', they're not burnin'
Looking forward to it. I should post more often for results like this. Thanks for putting it together.
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Heck, Nancy and I were going to be there all weekend anyway.. Lot's of Cubs will only make it better!
For those that have not been to the Zagray farm, all I can can say it's a great place. Big toys for big boys (and some girls too). Art and the rest of the gang are a terrific bunch of guys.
You will not be disappointed. Pray for good weather.
----- Farmall Cub - The most fun you can have with your pants on...
Things are really revin' up. Sounds fantastic! I'll be there.
Any job worth doing
is a job worth doing well.
Mr Jeep is right... Art and everyone I met from QVEA are great folks. It really is an awesome place. That setup sounds perfect!
Of course, I can't plan that far in advance... but even just to see the place is sure worth the trip and making a special effort to go so it is on the calendar in INK.
I captured a couple of interesting shots in the back lot last time I was up there.... biggest piston I have ever seen (look at my sunglasses on the pallet) http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y40/Bu ... 9Small.jpg
And a birch keeping an old Farmall from getting away:
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1971 Cub (Rufus) 1950 Cub (Cathy) 1965 Lo Boy Fast Hitch (Nameless III) 1970 Cub 1000 Loader & Fast Hitch (Lee)
Here are my photos of the Zagray farm event from last July.. http://cubcollector.com/photos/events/QVEA%20Zagray%20Farm%20Event%20July%2015%202006/index.html
I have a bunch from the fall show too but haven't posted them yet.
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I think I might go.
Good judgment comes from experience, and experience comes from poor judgment.
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yep, i'll be there. The Zagray property is really nice, the perfect place for a cubfest. Lots of room to drive them around. should be a fun time...
a few old Gravely L's
1969 Cub Cadet 126 with 42" mower - sold
a green lawn tractor
I'm going to go too but i'm not sure if i'll bring my 154 it needs restoring.
Is there stuff to buy there too like tractors for sale? Is there parts for sale too?
I'm new to this cub fest thing.
I'm technically misunderstood at times i guess its been this way my whole life so why should it change now.
It's very possible that there will be stuff for sale.
If you need something, put a want ad in the For Sale/Wanted forum.
Take a look at the photos from previous CubFests from around the country.
Does'nt matter that your Cub is in it's work clothes.
original cubs are just as welcome as restored cubs at cubfests.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
Getting a Cub power unit running is not a challenge- I want to see that engine under the tent near the pond running. THATS A CHALLENGE.
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3.24/5 rDev -0.6%
A: Pours a pale orange hue with a 1 finger white fizzy head. Adequate lacing on the glass as it goes down.
S: Smells of sage, and grapefruit with a hint of rye spice. A little hint of buttery bread in there as well.
T: Light grapefruit taste with a spicy rye finish. The sage helps blend in with the smoothness of the grapefruit. There is a slight earthy rye aftertaste.
M: Thin fizzy mouthfeel. Nothing spectacular there.
O: A decent beer. A good entry into the spiciness of rye malt without being overpowering. Good summer beer.
07-21-2013 19:47:54 | More by Crazy4LegMoose
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Poured from a bottle into a Sam Adams glass.
Appearance: Straw amber color, slight haze. Thin white head.
Smell: Mostly malts and some hops.
Mouthfeel/Taste: Smooth medium bodied. Heavy grain taste and malts.
Overall: Ok brew. Not my first choice.
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Poured from a 12 oz. bottle into a Sam Adams "Perfect Pint" glass.
Appearance: Pours a somewhat hazy yellowish golden orange with a lot of rising bubbles. Huge five finger white head with good retention. Leaves a lot of creamy lacing around the glass.
Smell: A pretty spice forward aroma with wheat hints and citrus in the background. The sage and rye spice scent is pretty prominent upfront. Wheat and pale malt with hints of grains, biscuit, yeast, and cracker. Coriander spicing and some citrus hop hints of orange. Light hint of honey. Again the sage scent is prominent giving a spiced bread like aroma. Interesting and decent.
Taste: Like it smells, a very spice forward wheat beer taste with prominent notes of sage and rye spice. Upfront sage and spicy rye followed by wheat and pale malt. Notes of grains, biscuit, yeast, and cracker. Coriander spice along with citrus notes of orange and lemon. Slight taste of honey sweetness. The spices linger through the aftertaste and kind of hide the other wheat ale flavors in the background. Quite an interesting twist.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied with a moderate amount of carbonation. Crisp, smooth, and fairly drying on the finish.
Overall: A unique twist on the wheat ale style. The spices kind of overpower everything but the taste is decent overall.
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Pale copper hue with a bright white head forming fine speckled lacing with a hazed finish, the nose is full of sage and coriander. Spicy rye upfront in the nares with the sage/coriander combo not a bad beer. Flavor it's seeping through with all of those, let's put into perspective. Harsh spicy flavor full of a wave of coriander and sage with mixed vegetable green notes. Full bodied slick mouthfeel can't wish or wait for much more. Overall this beer is a job and somebody has got to do it.
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Aroma: Lots of hops, yeasts and citrus, and some spice. Specifically, I get orange, lemon, banana, coriander, sage and clove. Actually, it smells pretty nice.
Taste: Ok, very Belgian whit-style flavors. Yeasty, but there's the bubble gum and clove and banana that's so prevalent in whitbiers and weissbiers that I'm not a fan of. This beer also has a very long finish.
Mouthfeel: Light to medium bodied, with some good carbonation to cleanse the palate and tickle the tastebuds.
Overall: I'm not a fan of this beer, mainly because I don't like Belgian whitbiers and German weissbiers. That being said, the flavors are interesting and I'm assuming that it's a pretty good example of what a Belgian-style whitbier is supposed to taste like.
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Hi all,
we tried for the integration of ECATT with QTP, and we used solution manager for ECATT execution.
we found that QTP is not started from Solman as we miss the component SAP_APPL in solution manager but is present in ECC system.
For this integration to happen, can we install SAP_APPL in solman.
Kindly advice,
The Automation is achieved...by making an entry in the SOLE transaction for the automation.
there is no requirement for SAP_APPL component.
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Both are acceptable, right.
I'm an A2 teacher myself. (Chalk it up to teaching 6 years in Japan.) Notice that A2 doesn't repeat the sentence word for word, which could be the reason some teachers prefer it to A1.
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Pat Mahoney At The Mercat
They say that drummers make the best DJs - and if that old saying rings true then the best drummer for the best band would make the best DJ, no? Pat Mahoney knows a thing or two about disco-drumming. In his time as the backbone of the infamous LCD Soundsystem Pat has done it all - from mixing the much lauded FABRICLIVE36 along with LCD frontman James Murphy, to appearing on Tim Sweeney Beats in Space and touring the world both as one of the worlds most tightest disco drummers and DJs alike. Pat's popping down for a quick exclusive disco at the Mercat Basement next Thursday May 31. We've got a double pass to giveaway, to win just tell us your favourite LCD Soundsystem track.


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Monday's event outside the Royal Courts of Justice was the result of Caul Grant who founded the Campaign for Truth and Justice telling his victimisation and starfighter story at a gathering of the Free Spirit Foundation.
This spiritual revolution will continue every Monday from 10am to 4pm. Afterwards, we network in The George opposite to relax the bones after demonstrating that:
- Law Breakers cannot be Law Enforcers
- the Judiciary is guilty of criminal acts
- we demand compliance with the Rule of Law and equal application of the Law.
But the programme of events and implementation of actions will emerge as we dance between the real and the online world. In Leipzig, the demos started every Monday night and eventually brought the Berlin Wall down. We shall see and overcome!
Our overall objectives are:
- to break the silence that protects the ongoing corruption within the civil and criminal justice system – one of the seven deadly syndromes and seven media cover-ups
- to break the City's Rule of Money and ensure Westminster's Rule of Law by enforcing the Bank of England Act 1694
- to enforce Sir James Munby's judgement of 05 September 2013 that calls for the court to adapt its practice to the realities of the internet and in particular social media. More


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High School: Attended Seminole Ridge High School and played under Head Coach Mike Dickmann...named two-time All-County...played in the Broward vs. Dade All-Star game and Treasure Coast All-County game...made more than 90 knockdowns in his senior year and voted second team All-State...was also ranked No. 10 in the state in weightlifting.
Personal: Pre-health professions major...son of Jose and Letitia Woods...his goal is to work in sports medicine as an orthopedic surgeon.


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With senior Colby Cameron looking to be the starter for the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, last year's opening-week starter, Nick Isham, has officially left Sonny Dykes' program. Isham started the first seven games of the season, in fact, completing 60.3 percent of his throws, gaining 1,457 yards and throwing seven picks. The move leaves redshirt sophomore Zach Griffith as the next on the depth chart.
Let's look back at Bill Connelly's 2012 La Tech preview for a little bit more on what this all means:
An efficient running game allowed them to move the chains, but with freshman quarterback Nick Isham initially running the show, they were mostly hopeless on passing downs. Eventually junior Colby Cameron took over behind center, but he only improved matters so much. This offense went as far as the running game took it, though for a good portion of the season, that took them far enough.
Of course, the passing game could improve just because of experience behind center. Isham won the starting job and, as would be expected, had his ups and downs. He was sacked nearly seven percent of the time and averaged just 4.8 yards per pass attempt -- 2.0 in a tight win over Utah State, 4.7 in a tight loss to Mississippi State, and 4.8 in a loss to Hawaii. When Cameron took over, things improved, but only so much. The Bulldogs went 7-1 with Cameron, but a lot of that was due to the fact that the schedule got easier. For the season, Tech averaged 25.8 Adj. PPG when Isham started, 27.5 with Cameron. But both are a year older, wiser, et cetera, now; Cameron is expected to hold onto the job, but Isham isn't as far behind as it would seem.
Isham hasn't provided a reason why he's transferring, nor is there any word on where he's headed just yet.
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FORT WORTH - Police are searching for the person who shot a dog with what might have been a crossbow.
Neighbors in the 1100 block of NW 15th Street heard the dog's yelps about 7 p.m. Wednesday. They found him bleeding from a large arrow that had pierced his chest and both shoulders.
"Witnesses saw the bolt in his left shoulder, and that's where he's most painful," said Shelly Meeks with the Humane Society of North Texas.
Rescuers expect the large dog, which appears to be a shepherd/huskie mix, to survive.
Several families in the neighborhood fed the dog. They said he is very gentle, and even protected small pets in the neighborhood from other strays.
Violet Medrano's family heard the dog's yelps and her daughter called 911 and cared for the dog until help arrived.
"My grandson was very upset, crying," Medrano said. "He said, 'Why, why are people so mean to the dog?'"
A trail of blood now runs up a nearby driveway to a gap in the fence, which they believe pulled the arrow out of the stray's shoulder.
"I don't understand how you could just shoot a dog," said another neighbor, Cynthia Gandy.
It happened in her yard, where the dog has been a gentle loafer for months.
One little boy said he saw a neighborhood man with a bow or a crossbow just seconds after the shooting, and police recovered the large arrow that hit the dog. Fort Worth police said they are investigating.
The Humane Society expects the dog to recover, be easily adopted and adjust to the name they gave him, Dartanian.
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Suzanne Rae Fall 2013-------
Label: Suzanne Rae, designed by Suzanne Rae Pelaez
Need to Know: Now in her sixth season, Suzanne Rae Pelaez pulled inspiration from the quiet simplicity of religious clothing for her Fall '13. The result was a calm, easy collection filled with drop-waist dresses, fluid pants, oversize vests, and paneled column gowns in black, white, dusty rose, bark and rust. A matching gray-green wool top-and-shorts combo was especially sweet, and knits by Lindsay Degen, which included everything from soft, slim sweaters and skirts to turbans and snoods (Pelaez's updated take on nuns' habits), brought texture and warmth to the wearable range.
She Says: "I turned to the robes of missionary monks, priests, and nuns. Their clothing was so beautiful. The linear geometry, the lines, the silhouettes, the layers, the modesty that they carry—I wanted to capture that and turn it into something you could wear every day."
Where to Find It: Steven Alan, Henrik Vibskov, and Joinery in New York; Tomorrowland in Japan


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I am a newbe to S60 SDK, but a programmer for MANY years. I have been downloading and installing SDK's (S60 FP1 and FP2 ) and Eclipse and none seem to go according to plan. I am still unable to find and run one of the examples on the emulator.
What I am trying to do is port a widget that's running on a Samsung Hue SCH-R500 under the WHERE™ interface. (Details here: http://wheremyfriends.net )
The widget was written in asp/vbscript and uses "jin" code for the phones.
Whats the quickest way to setup an SDK environemt/emulator and run a Widget, along with the source code for me to compare?
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Figueroa, FGCU Finish in Seventh Place at Jim West Intercollegiate
McKINNEY, Texas – Freshman Edward Figueroa (Naples, Fla./St. John Neumann) turned in his third top 10 finish of the year to highlight the FGCU men's golf team's seventh place showing at the Jim West Intercollegiate hosted by Texas State at TPC Craig Ranch on Tuesday.
Figueroa tied for seventh place individually, as FGCU was one of just two teams in the field of 11 to have all five players shoot in the 70s in all three rounds. The Eagles' 299-307-296/902 scorecard was just 10 strokes back of second place.
No. 36 Vanderbilt (294-299-292/885) took home top honors, defeating Oral Roberts by seven strokes. Playing as an individual, TCU's Sarosh Adi shared medalist honors with Northern Illinois' Bryce Emory as the only players at even-par for the tournament.
Figueroa, who finished six strokes back of Adi and Emory, improved by one stroke each round, culminating with Wednesday's final round one-over par 73. The Naples product carded 36 pars over his 75-74-73/222 in which he finished in a five-way tie for seventh. Sophomore Jack Hernandez (Fort Myers, Fla./Bishop Verot HS) was the team's low-man in the first and final rounds en route to tying for 16th place. Hernandez produced a team-best 11 birdies to shoot 73-79-72(E)/224. The top 20 finish was the third of the year for Hernandez while the three-round 224 is a spring-low.
The trio of juniors Mathias Boesmans (Belgium/Western Texas College) and Matt Cote (Palm Harbor, Fla./Palm Harbor University HS) along with freshman Jake Sherwin (Fort Myers, Fla./Evangelical Christian HS) finished in 29th-32nd place. Boesmans produced rounds of 75 in the first and final rounds to tie for 29th overall, excelling on the back nine with a combined score of two-over par that featured 17 pars and four birdies. Cote and Sherwin, who were FGCU's top two finishers at the FAU Spring Break Championship just over a week ago, tied for 32nd place. Cote shot rounds of 76-78-76, while Sherwin went 77-76-77.
FGCU will now turn its attention to the Atlantic Sun Championships from April 21-23 in Braselton, Ga.
T7. Edward Figueroa – 75-74-73/222
T16. Jack Hernandez – 73-79-72(E)/224
T29. Mathias Boesmans – 75-79-75/229
T32. Jake Sherwin – 77-76-77/230
T32. Matt Cote – 76-78-76/230
JIM WEST INTERCOLLEGIATE RESULTS (Golfstat Ranking)
1. Vanderbilt (36) – 294-299-292/885
2. Oral Roberts (175) – 301-297-294/892
3. Arkansas-Little Rock (122) – 293-298-302/893
4. Texas State (116) – 300-301-293/894
5. Stephen F. Austin (110) – 296-309-292/897
6. Ball State (53) – 294-300-304/898
9. Campbell (172) – 311-310-299/920
10. Northern Illinois (215) – 306-310-309/925
11. McNeese State (221) – 304-307-321/932


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Whack a mole, if you must, but never a gnome. You'd enrage those who dote on them. And there are many such people, though maybe not as many as gnomes. Gnomes are everywhere.
Even in cities, small ones squat in window boxes, staring out between the begonias. In rural, upstate New York, we spot them all over, common as deer scat. In front of farmhouses, they stand around bathtubs half buried on end to form a Fatima statue grotto.
Those bathtub gnomes, I've noticed, never look toward the Fatima statue. I'm pretty sure all gnomes are heathen, the way all leprechauns are Irish and (I'm also pretty sure) all trolls are Norse, at least one generation back.
Garden gnomes are cute, I guess, what with their jaunty pointed caps. And their wide belts cinched above their bellies, under their armpits. And their boots folded over at the tops as if they'd been made for somebody bigger, maybe a troll. All that's endearing, I guess.
But toward gnomes, I'm still ambivalent. Partly that's because of they way they stare — straight ahead, never up at you. Granted, there's a large height difference; and maybe that explains the stony stare. We're just too damned big. And loud. And patronizing.
And so gnomes stand and stare, some affecting an odd posture: a fists-on-hips, bent-at-the-waist stance, as if they're going to break wind. More scorn for us, I guess.
But I withhold judgment. Many people go weak-kneed over gnomes, and that's fine. They're welcome to them. (They're also welcome to leprechauns that leer from under plaster toadstools, and to those little concrete girls in concrete picture hats and frocks, daintily tipping concrete watering cans.)
Our dog Blue now has an odd gnomic link. Blue is mostly a Louisiana Spotted Leopard Dog. (If you think I'm making up that breed, just google the whole name. Up will pop a photo of a hound in the back of a pickup; he could easily be our Blue.)


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Amber Taylor made international headlines as she transformed from victim to inspiration late last year when she took to social media to share her hospital picture after her boyfriend beat her with a baseball bat.
Taylor vowed to beat the cycle of violence.
But Friday, prosecutors said she recently professed her love for her attacker and is prepared to take him back once he is released from jail.
And that man, Austin McCauley, 19, insisted to a Clay County judge Friday that he didn't hit Taylor with a bat. Instead, he said Taylor accidentally hit herself during their struggle.
McCauley was in court Friday to plead guilty to second-degree assault. He said he struck Taylor with his hand, but he sought to have removed from court documents that he hit her with a baseball bat.
Taylor was not in court Friday. But prosecutors told the judge that Taylor has visited her attacker in jail and professed her love for him during taped jailhouse telephone conversations.
Taylor initially did not return telephone calls from KCTV5 on Friday seeking comment. After the story aired Friday night, she called KCTV5 and asked for her name and image not to be used. She said she had no comment.
When KCTV5 last spoke to Taylor, she said she hoped to inspire other women and girls to stand up against domestic violence and break the silence.
"You can stand up for yourself. There's ways you can do it, even if you have to whisper in somebody's ear and have somebody else take action for you. There's always a way to get out," Taylor said.
But she admitted to wondering what she did wrong to result in getting hit in the head by a bat.
Experts who deal with domestic violence victims say it is all too common for the victim and her attacker to reconcile.
"There's a thousand reasons why women go back into domestic violence situations," said Sara Brammer, director of domestic violence services at the Synergy Center.
She said women often return to their abuser several times before ditching them for good.
Brammer said she is worried about Taylor's safety.
"Unless there's intervention for the victim or the perpetrator, we would expect the violence to continue and expect it to get worse," she said.
Prosecutors agreed to have McCauley placed on five year's probation. He also would be sentenced to 60 days in jail, which he's already served. However, the judge could ignore the plea deal and sentence him to up to seven years in prison.
McCauley will be sentenced in April.
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By DL PERRIN
A major portion of the summer revenue for LaGrange County comes from tourism. According to a marketing survey for 2011, by Certec Inc., shopping, lodging, food and beverage sales accounted for four out of every five dollars spent in LaGrange County.
The town of Shipshewana is an excellent measure of the success or failure of the tourist season.
Rene Hostetler is the marketing director for the Trading Place of America conglomerate. The company's operation includes the popular Shipshewana Flea Market, restaurants, auction house, camping, lodging and convention facilities.
"This past summer was somewhat schizophrenic, presenting us with highs and lows on a weekly and sometimes daily basis," Hostetler said. "The prelude of the mild winter and early spring left us with the hope of a promising flea market season. The crowd levels built steadily throughout May propelling us into a busy and prosperous June."
But the unusually warm temperatures in July impacted the visitor-based businesses according to Hostetler. "We couldn't have predicted what was to come in July. As the heat index rose, our numbers declined. The July Fourth holiday, normally one of our best weeks, turned into one of our worst. Our air-conditioned facilities did well. The Farmstead Inn, The Antiques Gallery and the Auction Restaurant all saw an increase in sales and volume. The Flea Market was at capacity with 900 plus vendors through August. Most of them expressed optimism concerning their level of sales during the summer overall in spite of the unusual heat wave."
Up and down
Alvin Miller owns the Davis Mercantile a retail building in the center of Shipshewana's shopping district. "Like everyone else, Miller explained. "We've had our ups and downs this past summer, but it was a good season. We feel good about the future. All of our retail spaces are filled and the businesses say they are doing well. We Shipshewana businesses put our resources together through the SRMA to market this area to the visitor. Besides the stores and the flea market, we have the water park and the theater. The visitor has a choice. There is something for everyone."
Running the Convention and Visitors Bureau visitor information office near downtown Shipshewana, Beth Thornberg has her eye on the visitor traffic. "Our visitor center has seen significant increases in phone calls and walk-ins this year. We have expanded our hours in order to better serve our visitors."
Thornberg said she is aware of new businesses that are planning to open in Shipshewana. She said the visitor traffic has increased for the theater and entertainment venues now offered in Shipshewana.
The LaGrange County Chamber reports its membership has increased. Director Beth Sherman had a long list. "The RV industry is expanding in Topeka. Cruiser's Howe facility expanded to LaGrange. Also I believe Grumman Olson from Sturgis expanded its operations to LaGrange. There is Linking Michiana, owned by Maria Miller. It is a nonprofit organization to "link" people to jobs. Reason 4 Hope is a nonprofit working on bringing aid, faith and hope to those less fortunate in the community."
The new businesses reflect the entrepreneurial blossoming in tough economic times. Sherman continued with Marlene's Kuntry Kitchen, a new banquet facility started by two Amish women in a private home. Wingards Custom Plastics is Amish owned. They make signs they say last a "lifetime." Silver Star Leather is another Amish owned business making purses and belts. Serenity Salon is a full-service beauty salon. Copper Top is a new restaurant. Crimson Studios is a freelance outfit doing architectural and CAD drawings.
Older visitors
"We track the visitor industry very closely," said Gary Zehr, owner of Simple Sounds Music Store in Shipshewana. He is also the director of the Shipshewana Retail Merchants. "All of our membership dollars go to marketing. We are experiencing a solid growth, especially if you compare it to 2006 or 2007. Our visitor numbers are up according to the major players here in town. Our area attracts the older demographic. Although everyone is feeling a pinch, the older visitors are much more stable.
"We have an average membership of 126 businesses; this year we added 29 new members and only four have left."
Zehr said there aren't many empty storefronts in Shipshewana.


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Mergers – getting the business development bit right
As many of you have been experiencing over the last year or two, there are a lot of mergers going on! In the legal field especially, but also in other professional services and in the wider business world. Whatever the strategic reasons for them, there are some immediate things which the marketing and BD teams can help with. I am not, here, going to include the 'people' side of things. This is not to underestimate it; there are all sorts of challenges here to resolve. It is a big topic though, so my thoughts here will concentrate on some of the operational and strategic priorities, on a few of which the success and benefits of a merger can depend. From my experience of three mergers: read more
"You make a presentation every time you open your mouth."
I remember hearing this years ago on a training course, and it stuck with me as a truism. Now that I'm involved in business development, it strikes me as being even more relevant.
Last night I went to a networking event which happened to be debating the case for Scottish independence, and I took my 17 year old daughter along. Of course the content of the debate was interesting, but really I wanted her to start to experience how business people communicate. read more
Getting into the right mindset
"Doing business without doing marketing and sales is like winking at someone in the dark. You know you're doing it, but no-one else does."
It can be frustrating, can't it, to find you've spent years studying for professional qualifications, then providing expert advice, only to be told that now you need to do sales.
We have asked lots of professionals over the years what they think of selling. There are some who love it but in the main they find it, at best, intimidating or, at worst, rather grubby and beneath them. This is often because selling is associated with lack of substance, manipulation or the need to be an outgoing, 'patter merchant'. However, selling need never be like that in the professional services world. In fact, behaving like what we might regard as a 'typical' salesperson is likely to be counter-productive in a world where we typically want to build trust-based, long-term relationships with our clients. Our experience at PACE tells us that building business is less about 'selling' to others and more about motivating others to buy. read more
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Internal affairs – the problems (and solutions) of cross-selling
I recently conducted some research amongst some clients and contacts regarding the barriers they faced around cross-selling. My research uncovered these firms faced three main challenges: mutual trust (or lack of) in their colleagues' capabilities, the feeling of losing control and the client's image of the firm. But what can you do to overcome these barriers? read more
That's Too Expensive
From our research here at PACE and by talking with professionals all over the world, we know that fees/margin/profit (which all mean money) is being left on the table in almost all work instructions agreed between provider and client.
It's true that when business conditions worsen the tendency to crumble increases when price is challenged and to some extent the opposite is also true. read more
Try a mystery shop for yourself
How would your firm fare in a mystery shopping exercise? It might seem like something done in retail outlets or visitor attractions, but I recently became a mystery shopper for a legal client and the results were interesting.
Most firms would claim to be 'client-focused', 'professional' or 'friendly', but in fact the client experience can be something different. More importantly, I suggest that many firms are losing out on sales opportunities simply by not thinking about each and every touch-point with a potential or existing client. read more
Christmas socialising the relaxing way
Do you relax and enjoy all the socialising that goes with the Festive season? Or do you find, like some people, all the enforced jollity all a bit tiresome? I know I love chatting to new people and indulging in what some people might call 'small talk'. My husband, however, while he can do it, would much rather avoid such situations.
It's probably fair to say that there is every shade of preference for it among the professionals we work with at PACE. During the business year, we might call this 'networking' – a word that can send shivers down the most knowledgeable of spines. It smacks of 'small talk', forced and artificial conversations and, heaven forbid, SELLING! Can you imagine the horror of talking to someone in any sort of setting that just wants to sell something to you? It does happen, and in fact, I once know someone who wanted to leave her company leaflets lying about at a house party I was hosting. We don't see each other anymore! read more
A cross-selling case study
So often well intentioned attempts to cross-sell fail because they are executed incorrectly. Perhaps the best way to illustrate this is to give two examples. Scenario 1 represents what we often hear when we ask professionals to recount a cross-selling attempt that seemed to fall on stony ground.
Scenario 1
Partner: I understand that one of the initiatives on the horizon is to appoint a consultancy to help you create a more sophisticated client management system for your organisation? read more
The best client relationship manager you've ever come across?
Of course, there is no perfect client relationship manager, but I have come across some really good ones over the years.
For instance, a lawyer I used to work with. The thing that struck me most about him was that he was always an advocate for his clients and he'd put their interests first, even if they were at odds with the firm's. He was also great at keeping in contact with people – clients, prospects, whomever – and managing client's expectations. read more


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BALTIMORE -- The Orioles organization has experienced a long offseason of reflection and change, but the club that entered Spring Training was similar to the one that finished the season in a major slump.
The difference could be health. Players such as David Segui and Gary Matthews Jr. have had five months to heal, while others such as Rodrigo Lopez got a well-deserved rest after a breakout season.
"We've got some pitching depth and good young players," executive vice president of baseball operations Jim Beattie said. "I am satisfied with what we have, and it's important to be financially flexible at this point."
When Beattie and Mike Flanagan were appointed general managers on Dec. 4, their primary goal was to upgrade the offense without making a costly financial decision. Though they pursued several potential cornerstones to no avail, the two former pitchers have succeeded at improving a pitching staff that wore thin during the 4-32 season-ending stretch of 2002.
Also, the club signed former San Diego shortstop Deivi Cruz to a one-year deal to replace the popular Mike Bordick, who signed with Toronto. Cruz likely will not be the defensive stalwart Bordick was but could be an upgrade offensively. Cruz, 30, actually has more RBIs than Bordick over the past six years: 324-320.
Cruz's double-play mate will be Jerry Hairston, who will be the team's leadoff hitter. Hairston has not fared well as a leadoff hitter (.205 career average), but manager Mike Hargrove said he thinks Hairston has gained enough plate discipline to be productive in that role.
While Hairston will be expected to set the table, left-handed hitter Jay Gibbons impressed the organization with his power-hitting potential despite playing with a sore left wrist. Gibbons underwent surgery to remove two sutures from his wrist and said he is completely healthy for the first time since the 2001 season. Gibbons hit 28 homers in 490 at-bats last year but finished with just 69 RBIs. He said his primary goal in 2003 is to become a better run producer.
"I definitely have to knock in more runs and hit better with men on base," Gibbons said. "I think this team has a lot of potential. I know we finished the season in a tough fashion, but I think we showed a lot of potential [last] season."
Gibbons' play earned him a starting job early last season, and his emergence was matched by Matthews, who was acquired to be a backup outfielder but earned the center field job because of his sparkling play.
For the first time in his five-year Major League career, Matthews will enter Spring Training as a starter. The 27-year-old finally began fulfilling his potential when he replaced Chris Singleton. By season's end, Matthews had cinched a spot in the outfield, and his right wrist is healed after a rigorous offseason program.
"I am so excited about getting this season started and playing with the guys," Matthews said. "I think we can do some great things, and now guys are healthy and rested. I like our team a lot."
Beattie also brought back fan favorite B.J. Surhoff, who will hit third and platoon with Marty Cordova in left field. The club also reduced its crowded outfield, trading Chris Richard to the Colorado Rockies two weeks ago.
Veteran Rick Helling beat out Pat Hentgen for the No. 5 spot in the rotation, and Hentgen will now work out of the bullpen. Helling will follow Lopez, Daal, Sidney Ponson and Jason Johnson in the rotation.
The team lost Scott Erickson last month to right labrum surgery, and he is expected to be out for the season. Johnson has lost 26 game in the past two years, but he remains under contract and is healthy.
Beattie and Flanagan reiterate that the rebuilding process in Baltimore is ongoing and that the club is not a finished product. More answers regarding the long-term future of the team should be answered during the season.
"I don't want to put limitations on this team," Flanagan said. "Who knows what we can achieve? But I think we are making progress and we have some talent. We will be a better team because of what we experienced last season."
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
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Karl Rove, the chief strategist for President George W. Bush, has recruited the past two Republican senators from North Carolina. Now he wants to help make Thom Tillis a senator.
When Sen. Jesse Helms was in declining health, it was Rove who began lining up Elizabeth Dole, the two-time Cabinet secretary, to run for Helms seat in 2002. When Democratic Sen. John Edwards was preparing to run for president in 2004, Rove invited Richard Burr, a promising young congressman from Winston-Salem, to the White House and urged him to run for the Senate.
Now, with the Republicans trying to retake control of the Senate in 2014, North Carolina is too important to be left to chance. So Rove although no longer in the White House is trying to make Tillis his Tar Heel hat trick.
Tillis was in Washington last week attending an American Crossroads Summit, rubbing elbows with Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. American Crossroads, the super PAC formed by Rove, spent $105 million in independent expenditures in the last election cycle, and its sister organization Crossroads GPS spent $70.8 million, so Rove still has some juice.
Rove is scheduled to attend some fundraisers next month for Tillis in North Carolina.
Before Rove, Republican senators were largely chosen by Helms Raleigh-based political organization, the National Congressional Club. It was the club that recruited John East in 1980, David Funderburk in 1986 and Lauch Faircloth in 1992 and, of course, backed Helms reelection efforts. The collapse of the club left a vacuum, which Rove filled.
With control of the Senate at stake, the national party is not going to leave it to state GOP chairman Claude Pope to find a suitable candidate to take on Democratic Sen. Kay Hagan next year. While it is possible for Republicans to take control of the U.S. Senate without winning North Carolina, it would be difficult.
The Democrats hold a 52-46 margin, really 54-46 including the two independents who vote with the Democrats. To win control, the GOP would have to hold on to all their seats, pick up three open seats now held by Democrats and and beat at least two Democratic incumbents, the most likely of which are Hagan, Louisiana Sen. Mary Landrieu, Arkansas Sen. Mark Pryor or Alaska Sen. Mark Begich.
Tillis has received encouragement from both Rove and the National Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee. They view Hagan as vulnerable, and the last thing they want to see is a repeat of last year, when the GOP chances of defeating Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill ended with Republican candidate Todd Akins ill-chosen remarks about rape.
National strategists are looking for someone who will give the party its best chance of knocking off Hagan, and they believe that Tillis with his political leadership experience, his business background and his home in the Charlotte metro area give the GOP its best chance.
Dole and Burr had relatively clear shots to the GOP nomination, but Tillis will have to earn it.
Tillis is not a beloved figure in the Republican Party, with some conservatives not quite trusting him and others finding him abrasive. Hes also been tarnished by some of the problems of his former lieutenants. If he is the nominee, Hagan would likely try to make the legislature the issue.
His major opponent is likely to be the Rev. Mark Harris of Charlotte, the president of the State Baptist Convention of North Carolina, who will run as a social conservative. Nor can Cary physician Greg Brannon, who has close ties to the tea party movement, be totally discounted.
Evangelicals are the largest bloc in todays Republican Party. Along with the tea party, they make up more than half of the GOP, according to study released last week by Greenberg Quinlan Roster Research, a Democratic polling firm in D.C.
That means that Tillis, who is basically a business and fiscal conservative, will have to appeal to his partys right to win the nomination the same problem that faced former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney when he was seeking the presidential nomination last year.
Harris and Brannon are likely to portray Tillis as insufficiently conservative. Harris has hired a man who knows how do just that: Tom Perdue, a Georgia consultant whom The New York Times once described as brilliant and ruthless.
Perdue was the strategist behind Robin Hayes 1996 GOP primary campaign for governor, when Hayes took down frontrunner Charlotte Mayor Richard Vinroot. Among other things, Vinroot was attacked for having cut a ribbon for the opening of a Planned Parenthood facility.
The Democrats believe a preacher with no political experience who is outspoken on issues such as gay marriage and abortion would be toxic among key swing voters, such as suburban women who may have voted for Dole or Burr.
Hayes, who is co-chairman of Harris campaign, predicted the primary will be positive. We shall see.
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To the west of the buried pyramid of Sekhemkhet, a large rectangular structure was discovered composed mainly of a gigantic enclosure wall. With its 600 by 300 metres, this enclosure encompasses an area that is even considerably larger than Netjerikhet's neighbouring complex.
It as long been assumed -without any substantial examination of this structure- that this wall, known as the 'Great Enclosure' or by its Arab name 'Gisr el-Mudir' (wall of the director), was part of an unfinished mortuary complex of a 3rd Dynasty king. There is, however, no trace of a step pyramid inside this wall. Furthermore, this wall seems to have been completed, which would make the building of a pyramid within its compounds quite impossible. Furthermore, recent research by the EES has shown that Gisr el-Mudir may at least be one generation older than the Horus Netjerikhet, thus dating to the 2nd Dynasty.
Traces of other such enclosures have also been found: one to the immediate west of Netjerikhet's complex and one apparently between Sekhemkhet's pyramid and the 'Great Enclosure'.
It has been suggested that these enclosures bear a striking resemblance to similar structures found in Abydos. The largest of these Abydene enclosures, named Shunet ez-Zebib, has been identified as having belonged to Khasekhemwi, the last king of the 2nd Dynasty. It is believed that this structure was intended as a simulacrum of the royal palace, a copy that the king would take with him to the hereafter. If indeed these Abydene palace-copies are similar to the Saqqara enclosures, then it is likely that the Saqqara enclosures were related to the 2nd Dynasty tombs which were located in the vicinity.
If the enclosures at Saqqara are indeed of 2nd Dynasty date and not, as was assumed in the past, of the 3rd Dynasty, then at least the 'Great Enclosure' is to be considered the oldest known building constructed in stone!
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Under the leadership of Matthew Holland Utah Valley University has grown to be the largest public university in the state of Utah. Throughout his career, President Holland has established himself as a respected educator and master communicator. Shauna Lake sat down Person to Person to hear his hopes for the future.
Shauna Lake: Thank you so much for doing this interview and for being with us. I'm so excited to get to know you a little bit better because I've been astounded at the growth of UVU. I know you're a very humble guy but what do you attribute that too? People say it's you.
Matthew Holland: It's an exciting time to be at UVU. I think there are some things that are happening there that make it a very attractive place for a lot of students.
One of the things about UVU is there is something for everybody so that is part of the draw. And we also have a real focus on this engaged learning where we're getting students out into the world whatever their discipline whatever their field is and they are doing projects and they are working with industry and they are finding these connection points between the theory and the text book and the research.
Shauna Lake: Are there challenges in developing the reputation?
Matthew Holland: All institutions have a kind of public image that has to kind of catch up to where the institution actually is for good or for bad. In our case it is for our good. We are even better than people think we are
Shauna Lake: Is that something you always wanted to do? Did you want to run a university? Did you set out to do that?
Matthew Holland: Well people always ask that because my dad was a university president so that's kind of how I grew up. And then I went into academia but I really didn't go into it with the aim of becoming an administrator. I'd worked in business. I was in management consulting I was going to get an MBA then I realized I had this sickness; I had to go pursue education. I just couldn't get it out of my system. I loved American History and Political Thought. I love teaching, I love students and so I went into it so I could teach and be with students. I spent 8 years as a professor and I loved it. This opportunity really just came out of the blue. I wasn't on some fast track and I wasn't planning on it someone said you should throw your hat in the ring and I sort of chuckled and said well I don't know much about it or the institution.
Shauna Lake: Do you miss the teacher student feeling? And being in the classroom?
Matthew Holland: Well I absolutely do and it's part of the reason why against the better judgment my wife and others I'm actually teaching this semester. I'm teaching a senior seminar in political thought because I missed the class room I do it selfishly because I love it but I think it makes me a better president to stay connected to those students.
Shauna Lake: Matt, was there a teacher in your life; a professor who changed who you were as a person and inspired you?
Matthew Holland: I have been blessed with mentors at every stage of my educational career. It started with Mrs. Bush at Upland Elementary in Salt Lake City. I had come from a situation from back east where my parents were great and had encouraged me but we were in a very poor school and I was way behind. My first grade teacher said you need to come in 20 minutes early every day and I will get you caught up. She did that for 4 or 5 months and it kind of changed things for me from 1st grade on.
Shauna Lake: And we can't just gloss over the fact that your dad was the president of a major university. I'm sure you saw, weren't you a student while he was president? Yes I was. So I'm sure you saw a lot of situations he was involved in and that had to color your decision on some level.
Matthew Holland: Yeah both for good and for bad; There was the idea of do you really want to get into a job like this because there are hard days and there are pressures; there are moments when you just can't please everybody and those are hard moments
Shauna Lake: Tell me about your family Matt.
Matthew Holland: I am married to Paige Bateman. We have 4 kids the oldest is 16 a boy and our youngest 8 is a boy and 2 girls in the middle 14 and 11. And that is one of the great blessings and challenges right now. We are in the heart of family life and the heart of career life and trying to; you have a university that kind of needs you all the time, but I have a family and I am going to raise it and make them a priority.
Shauna Lake: I would think that it would be so cool to be from Utah and then be in charge of a facility and an institution that can really better the entire state. What are your feelings on that?
Matthew Holland: You've almost just taken the words right out of my mouth. I said that in the early process. When people ask me about the job this was never about Matt Holland being the president of some big something; It was about Utah Valley University. It was about this great institution and a community I really cared about where I've grown up, been educated, cut my teeth professionally; where I want to raise my family and I realized if we don't get it right it could be a big, big problem. And if we do get it right it could be a huge asset and so to be a part of that is immensely gratifying.
Shauna Lake: That's a perfect note to end on. Thank you so much it's so nice to get to know you better person 2 person.
-Written and produced Angie Denison
(Copyright 2014 Sinclair Broadcasting Group.)
Under the leadership of Matthew Holland Utah Valley University has grown to be the largest public university in the state of Utah. Throughout his career, President Holland has established himself as a respected educator and master communicator. Shauna Lake sat down Person to Person to hear his hopes for the future.


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