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It's 594,301 times better than the dilapidated, multi-purpose monster the Marlins used to play in.
That's the only thing that matters. You can see the early returns on this Flickr page. We've had our fun with the home-run structure -- oh, here, here, here, and here -- and it still looks like something that would appear on your TV after spilling milk on your Nintendo during a game of Battletoads. But we'll get used to it, just as we did with the animatronic apple in Shea Stadium, or Rusty the Mechanical Man in San Francisco.
No, wait. Fans booed Rusty out of existence. But there's still a 825-foot Coke bottle in San Francisco beyond the left-field wall. There's a slide in the middle that kids can go down, thinking thoughts of glorious, glorious consumerism during their descent. Coke! And no one makes a peep about it anymore because we're used to it.
So we've had our laughs. And when they start the season, we'll have more laughs. We have to laugh. It reminds me of one of my favorite passages from the Bible:
Anytime I see something screech across a room and latch onto someone's neck, and the guy screams and tries to get it off, I have to laugh, because what IS that thing?!
Yes. But even before a game has been played, before the structure has been set in motion, I'm almost used to it. And even worse, I'm almost starting to appreciate it, not unlike the good folks at Amazin' Avenue. It's Miami's middle finger to the world -- an art-deco hand gesture that you can see from space. Even if it's hard to love, you can appreciate that it makes sense in a regional context. This is Miami, it says, flamingos, kitsch, and all. Joe Robbie Stadium says something more like, "I wouldn't try the hot dogs if I were you. No, seriously, trust me." The new stadium is an improvement in every way.
I'm not a fan of the green background in the outfield, and blue seats take some getting used to. There's supposed to be a pool in there at some point, which will always be a hopelessly gimmicky touch.
But everything else looks great. There's some Miami skyline visible beyond the outfield, an interesting combination of deep fences and limited foul territory, and a super-fancy scoreboard in center. The fish behind home plate are even a cool touch -- I can't wait until a closer blames a blown save on a jittery sunfish.
Reminder of the competition:
Soulless. Bland. Boring. Decrepit. Look at the left-field scoreboard. That was state-of-the-art technology in 1986, and they just slapped it onto a football stadium. Now the Marlins and their fans will have something for baseball and only baseball. That's a lot more important than some stupid structure.
Again, the structure is stupid. Don't think we're going soft on it, now. But it's their stupid, and I'm happy for Marlins fans.
The worst part about the stadium has to do with the fiscal shenanigans it took to get the place built at the expense of Miami-Dade taxpayers, but that's just nitpicking over hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars that probably could have been put to better use. Just look at that picture of Joe Sun Pro Land Player Life Player Robbie Shark Stadium Park again! Truly abysmal. Something needed to be done.
The home-run structure has been good for a few chuckles, but the real news is that one more horrible multi-purpose stadium is down. There are only two left. This is an improvement in just about every way. Congratulations, Marlins fans.

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Macaroon Cherry Pie Recipe
I use homegrown cherries in this bountiful pie with its unique crunchy coconut topping. But I've found that purchased tart cherries yield a dessert that's nearly as delicious. I always bake this pie around Presidents' Day or Valentine's Day, but it's popular with my family in any season.
- Pastry for single-crust pie (9 inches)
- 3 cans (14-1/2 ounces each) pitted tart cherries
- 1 cup sugar
- 1/3 cup cornstarch
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon red food coloring, optional
- 1 egg, lightly beaten
- 2 tablespoons milk
- 1 tablespoon butter, melted
- 1/4 teaspoon almond extract
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup flaked coconut
- 1/2 cup sliced almonds
- Preheat oven to 400°. Line a 9-in. deep-dish pie plate with pastry. Trim to 1/2 in. beyond edge of plate; flute edges. Bake 6 minutes; set aside.
- Drain cherries, reserving 1 cup juice. Set cherries aside. In a large saucepan, combine sugar and cornstarch; gradually stir in cherry juice until blended. Bring to a boil over medium heat; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened.
- Remove from heat; stir in cinnamon and food coloring if desired. Gently fold in cherries. Pour into crust. Cover edges loosely with foil. Bake at 400° 20 minutes.
- Meanwhile, in a large bowl, combine first six topping ingredients. Stir in coconut and almonds.
- Remove foil from pie; spoon topping over pie. Reduce oven to 350°; bake 15-20 minutes or until topping is lightly browned. Cool on a wire rack 1 hour. Chill 4 hours or overnight before cutting. Yield: 6-8 servings.
Originally published as Macaroon Cherry Pie in Country Woman July/August 2000, p29
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My favorite cherry pie!! Have even made the recipe with no crust and putting the filling in custard cups and doubling the topping and dividing between the cup. Delightful!!
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I love the topping on this pie! It was fabulous.
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I Love this pie and it's so easy!
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Apocalypse - Brasseurs R.J.
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Quebec (Canada)
4.39/5 rDev +8.4%
This is brewed once a year around Christmas. I've got 2013 edition.
Big beer in a big bottle. Impressive blackness in the color with a very brown head... dark brown head that looks like ice cream. Sticky and dense too. The aroma is dominated by the chocolate with some roasted malts. Alcohol is noticeable too. Pretty intense on the nose, this one is introducing itself as being big just by the smell. In the mouth, its is bitter like a very intense espresso. Some coffee ground in the bitterness. Powerful bitterness... its a pretty robust beer. The alcohol is present too. Some chocolate in there too. The presence of hops is distinguishable too. Some piney. Wow... pretty intense taste for RJ. Never thought they would put out a beer that intense. Pretty awesome. Sweet and very complex beer. The taste lingered in the mouth for quite a long time.
Pretty big beer to have by alone... this one is for sharing. Tasty and boozy!
12-27-2013 18:54:58 | More by ZorPrime
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4.25/5 rDev +4.9%
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Quebec (Canada)
3.86/5 rDev -4.7%
Bottle: Poured a pitch-black color ale with a large brown foamy head with good retention and some lacing. Aroma of dry roasted malt notes with some bitter black chocolate notes is pleasant enough. Taste is also dominated by dry roasted malt with some bitter black chocolates notes. Belgian yeast provides light and quite subtle fruity notes with some cocoa also noticeable. Body is quite full with good carbonation and no apparent alcohol. Nice take of the style.
07-04-2014 15:01:53 | More by Phyl21ca
Quebec (Canada)
3.48/5 rDev -14.1%
A: Very black and almost entirely opaque in my snifter. About a finger of head that really does look Belgian. It's got that large bubbled soapy appearance with carbonation streaming up the glass something unusual for a stout.
S: Very dark roasted malts. Perhaps a touch of a plastic like aroma.
T: Interesting. Fairly bitter and very roasty. Somewhat a bit too acrid for my liking actually. I feel like the Belgian bottle conditioning might have dried it out somewhat too much and gotten rid of any residual sweetness from the pre bottled beer. I can detect a slight bit of the Belgian yeast strain in the finish which presents itself as a bit of clove and maybe even some cherry if the drinker is really looking for it.
M: Too much carbonation in my opinion. Belgian style carbonation is not something that lends itself well to stouts or other American/English styles well. A touch thin as well , like I said it might be due to the overly attenuative belgian yeast. High carbonation can also make a beer seem thin as well and this could be doing it.
O: A decent beer but I could definitely see it shining with some more age on it. Also a surprisingly bold offer for Brasseurs R.J
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Walker's suspension comes as the result of a preliminary report from a federal audit. The report stated numerous cases where the land purchases made by the Department of Marine Resources didn't match with the estimated value of the properties. There were also concerns that relatives, neighbors, and friends of Walker were given contract jobs.
"All I can say about the evidence that was see is that it was convincing enough that we feel this is warranted. We saw not just rumors or innuendo, or allegations. But we saw some solid printed evidence that is very suspicious and requires some detailed investigation and explanation," Asper said.
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5/5 rDev +19%
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3.5/5 rDev -16.7%
03-31-2014 12:42:41 | More by tectactoe
3.85/5 rDev -8.3%
A: Deep brownish red with a rather small tanned head that actually stays on for a while before settling. Some lacings.
S: The smell is quite interesting. There is a prominent mix of tart vinegar and clean brett aromas going on with notes of really funky barnyard, cherry tannins, red wine-like grapes, grass, yeast and wet wood. Hints of oaky vanilla. A complex small, but slightly too edgy.
T: The taste is not as complex nor as interesting as the smell would have you to believe. It's actually quite sweet with prominent malty flavors of caramel coupled with pleasant tart fruit aromas (cherries and grapes). Complementary, somewhat clean, brett aromas and notes of mud, oak, grass and vanilla. Hints of yeast. The finish has a mild bitterness to it, brett, sweetish alcohol and dry cherry notes. I think it would have benefited from less alcohol flavors.
M: Medium, almost full body, and medium carbonation which is not how I want a Flanders Oud bruin to be - I prefer them with more carbonation. It's actually almost smooth and sticky.
D: A fairly good attempt at a style that seems hard to master outside of the boarders of Belgium. It's slightly too heavy and big to be really good. The additions from the cherries are really nice though.
11-02-2009 20:15:39 | More by ricke
4.36/5 rDev +3.8%
In the interest of full disclosure, I was pretty bombed when I cracked this bomber...solo.
I'm not a huge sour-style fan but I grabbed two of these upon release and tossed them away...until last night.
Smelled like bottled Cherry Clan's...if you remember what those are.
Poured a nice golden hue into a tulip glass...minimal head.
Each sip got better and better...but it could also be my buzz that got better and better (its 11+%) and was super enjoyable.
As I said, I'm not big into this style but if this was the benchmark, I'd be into it all day.
A very enjoyable beer, even if its a month before its "best after" date.
07-11-2013 02:19:11 | More by SanFranJake
4.5/5 rDev +7.1%
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Sour beer is the future--or at least that is what the brewers and beer geeks have been telling us over the past year or so. Deschutes has thrown their hat in the ring.
Pours out a semi-thin, latte-like froth and dissipates to a thin lacing with some good retention. Clear, tarnished-brass red color, certainly lighter in color compared to other Oud Bruins. Massive and extremely expressive aroma of peppercorn, evergreen sap, anise, lemon peel, tart cherries, vanilla beans and fresh peaches. Very smooth with a fluffy creaminess on the palate. A healthy smack of tartness on the palate ends up being very rounded rather than being a flash in the pan as it feigns tart cherry and lemon zest flavors from start almost to finish. Spice flavors are light but still a little chaotic with minty, peppery and medicinal notes from the yeast and alcohol. Speaking of alcohol, the 9 percent is very deceiving, with only a warmth in the chest as the tartness seems to numb the palate and throat for the first several sips. Small, dry kernel of maltiness in the drying, faded spicy finish.
An epic beer for the sour beer lover, between the level of sourness and light yeast funk, this beer has found a perfect balance. Way too drinkable for its size: Sip and savor with care. A bottle full of beer geek joy.
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12-08-2012 23:29:59 | More by NWer
4.75/5 rDev +13.1%
03-01-2014 04:48:10 | More by DaftPatrick
3.68/5 rDev -12.4%
22oz bottle. Pours a clear red amber with a thin creamy off white head that leaves some lacing.
The aroma is acidic and tart, slightly sweet, cherries.
The flavor is acidic and sweet cherries with a bitter, musty, slightly medicinal aftertaste. The mouthfeel is medium to full bodied with smooth carbonation.
Overall, it's a solid fruity sour. I'd prefer a little more sour or brett and less of the weird aftertaste.
12-31-2010 04:08:26 | More by Beaver13
4.5/5 rDev +7.1%
11-21-2011 03:36:03 | More by Callmecoon
4.33/5 rDev +3.1%
Bottle courtesy of thirdeye11.
Pours brown with an off-white head. The aroma is a mix of vinegar and very tart cherries. Definitely a very good aroma. The flavor is also heavy on the cherries with some funk as well. It is definitely a sour beer, but not as sour as the aroma led me to believe it would be. You also get some oak and vanilla in the flavor. Medium to high carbonation and very drinkable.
12-30-2009 02:15:53 | More by Mora2000
4.5/5 rDev +7.1%
01-09-2012 04:46:32 | More by Skye1024
4.33/5 rDev +3.1%
Serving glass: Poured from bottle into Snifter.
Appearance: Bright brownish-amber with almost a pinkish hue. Not much head or lacing after the initial pour.
Smell: Tart cherries, brown sugar, pepper and a light farmhouse funk. Overall impression of vinegary olives - per my wife but I agree.
Taste: Strong cherry, with a biting tartness. More biting than truly sour. There is both an underlying caramel sweetness and an underlying peppery dryness, which complement one another nicely. Strong oak finish.
Feel: Moderate carbonation, slightly smooth medium body, tart and dry finish.
Overall: I used to think this had too much cherry. After more experience with sours and cherry flavors, I can emphatically state that this is an exceptional beer. Not the epitome of the style, but the barrel aging is great.
12-17-2010 01:00:10 | More by bsp77
4.5/5 rDev +7.1%
01-22-2013 18:45:45 | More by rob133
4.4/5 rDev +4.8%
Pours hazy auburn with a short off-white head. I agree with Ernest, the wax cap nearly drove me insane trying to carve off enough to open the bottle. Aroma is malty, with funky cherries and earthy wood. Not like other sours. Smooth and warm cherry, malt, oak, and vanilla. When the sour comes, it is mellow. Mostly brett and cherries, but in a vinuous/sherry way. Drinks more like a liquer than a funky, sour pucker-bomb. Excellent beer.
12-05-2008 23:19:41 | More by magictrokini
4/5 rDev -4.8%
11-05-2012 03:45:49 | More by standardcherry
New York
4.5/5 rDev +7.1%
11-15-2011 05:28:31 | More by mjtiernan
3.63/5 rDev -13.6%
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Churchill's Pub & Grille
San Marcos, CA
Dark ruby with a thin khaki head. Dots of lacing left down the glass.
A welcoming aroma consisting of sweet cherries, mild vinegar, some stinging sourness, and a hint of oak.
The flavor doesn't succeed quite as admirably as the aroma. The sweet cherries and mild sourness are present and enjoyable, though there's a wet cardboard flavor throughout. Not one of my favorites, though I would drink it again.
Medium mouthfeel.
Not my favorite within the style. A sweet Flanders Oud Bruin, though there's also an unappealing wet cardboard flavor throughout.
09-25-2011 16:56:31 | More by ehammond1
4.15/5 rDev -1.2%
Received this long ago in a massive trade with JohnGalt1. Thanks Toby!
Appearance- Pours a murky chestnut with some crimson coming in around the edges. Medium pour yields a nice half inch or so of slightly tanned head that dies back in fairly short order to some patches and then a ring. Small amount of lacing left as I drank and some mild beading carbonation.
Smell- Interestingly, I find the nose to be fairly barrel forward. I get a lot of wood and some slight vanilla scents off the nose, before some tart cherry and vinegar acidity.
Taste- Slightly less barrel forward than the nose but still strong presence of wood and a slight touch of vanilla mixed in with caramel malts. Tartness is not overly done but finishes on a mild note of tart fruits, in particular cherry, and a very mild touch of lactic acidity.
Mouthfeel/Drinkability- Mouthfeel is surprisingly creamy and nicely carbonated. This beer went down very easily and I found it mild in a nice way.
Overall, a solid American shot at an Oud Bruin. I liked this beer, though it is not my favorite example of the style by a stretch.
06-23-2010 01:44:31 | More by boatshoes
4.65/5 rDev +10.7%
Poured from 22 oz. waxed bottle into a Surly Darkness chalice glass. 2012 Reserve with "best after" date of 8/20/13.
Appearance: Pours a deep and very cloudy copper amber orange with a light tint of red. Moderate bubbles and a decent two fingers of off white head that quickly fade away. Moderate lacing left on the glass.
Smell: A nicely funky and fruity Belgian wine like aroma. Belgian yeast with a good amount of funk. Big hints of Brett and sour cherries. Hints of red wine, white grapes, apple, vanilla, oak, and vinegar. Also some hints of dark plum and prune. In the background is some light caramel malt and brown sugar. A very complex and well balanced aroma. Not overwhelming with the sourness or sweetness.
Taste: Tastes as full, complex, and good as it smells. Big taste of funky Belgian yeast with Brett. Big fruit esters, sour cherries, green apples, and grapes standing out the most. Also some notes of pear and dark fruits including prune and plum. Very wine like taste along with some vinegar. Sweet but nicely drying. Some of the barrel makes it into the taste with notes of oak and vanilla. Light malt character with some caramel along with a little brown sugar. A bold taste that is very well balanced. The funk, sourness, and fruity sweetness blend well. Really good taste.
Mouthfeel: Medium to heavy feeling body with a carbonation on the lower side of medium. Fairly tart and very smooth. Alcohol heat is hidden pretty well.
Overall: A really great Belgian style sour. Big fruity wine like flavors while the acidity and sourness is kept in check. Very complex and good tasting.
11-18-2012 07:33:52 | More by MattyG85
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4.25/5 rDev +1.2%
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4.25/5 rDev +1.2%
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4/5 rDev -4.8%
11-25-2013 03:46:21 | More by doremite
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What a vibrant orange color, looks like an awesome ipa! A little amount of head to it, no lace. Great sour aroma, cherries, orange, oak.
Taste, wasn't the sour bomb I was expecting, balanced I guess, tartness and sour is there, but I wouldn't describe it as dry. Hides the alcohol quite nicely, aspect of vanilla in there.
Would love to try this again, had a bit of a stomach virus when I had this, and it took away from the overall enjoyment I suspect. A little pricey.
02-22-2011 17:49:34 | More by Beerandraiderfan
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First off thanks Geof spreading your brewery to the other coastline, it adds much beer karma to your repertoire. I'm going to spread as much fan fare as possible for your wedding date in the PAC NW as soon as you respond to my beermail. Thanks for these fine brews and my Dissident sample! It appears a brillant blood burgundy semi clouded body with a a large light khaki head forming fine even bubbled lacing spread evenly with each sip have no worries this brew is refined and ready to roll.
Which leads me to aromatics tart cherries along with peels bringing on the earthiness that can't be denied. Wild funky notes of lactic character which ever infectious strain was added to this brew does so well, I can' t knock any portion of my 22 oz. sample. Semi viscous oak barrel characteristics blend well, continue to add opinions here.
Flavor is ridiculous, consists of mild apple vinegar notes with cherry soaked alcohol infused complexities, this brew is without a doubt one of the most amazing American brewed versions of the style. Tartness catches you by the balls, but an unrelenting version of Flemish style brown ales slaps you around into complacency. Wonderful!
Mouthfeel is of course dry in the finish with huge soaking aspects of brew that will dry your whole palate out before you know what hits you. Thank god the medium body and fuller spritzy carbonation really let's things air out a bit.
Drinkability, poured into my Gulden Draak chalice it let's itself work well upon the overall experience...very tart and dry apple cider notes, I can't express enough fine resilient notes our drying characteristics that offer up one exemplary flavor profile, continue to watch for updates...thanks again Geof, you're the man I'm glad I had a hand in your craft brew love affair.
01-12-2009 17:46:08 | More by WVbeergeek
4.3/5 rDev +2.4%
Finally! I had the chance to try this one. 2008 on draft.
A. Appearance is of a deep orange. Slight amber tinge to this one. Looks really nice. Small amount of head with some decent lacing.
S. Sour fruits for sure! Apricots, cherries, a little vinegar. A little nose of yeast, oak, and vanilla in there somewhere. This one is quite plethora of awesomeness.
T. Mmmm, warming. A full punch of sour cherry, funk, apricot, caramel. There is definitely some brett in there somewhere, very nice. As it warms up some vinegar and cranberry slide through.. interesting.
M. Very nice lingering flavors and tingle in the mouth. You can really feel the age with this one. Nice and crisp. Kinda dry as well.
D. I could sip this one all day long. Of course I would be slammed after 405 glasses. No notice of the alcohol until the glass is empty. Super balanced and easy to down. Can't wait for the next release.
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Presentation Party Night has been providing free, informative, and inviting presentations from movers and shakers of New York for three years now. Three years is a long time for a DIY series like this, especially one that is entirely free. To celebrate, they're throwing a PPN at Bat Haus in Bushwick. They're celebrating the community that birthed PPN by giving the floor to Bushwick's best and brightest.
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10Who's Buying The Kardashian Nail Polish?
I think a better question would be who isn't buying the Kardashian nail polish! With color names like "Sealed with a Kris," "Kim-pletely in Love," "Khloe Had a Little Lam-Lam," and "Listen to Your Momager," these nail polishes will practically sell themselves.
Even more good news: all the Kardashian ladies – Kim, Khloe, Kourtney, Kris, Kendall, and Kylie – are all in on the deal. The deal which earned these lovely women $600,000 up front to be split evenly between them. And yes, that means that 16-year-old Kendall and 14-year-old Kylie just made $100,000. How does that feel?
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I like NYC, they do good stuff and it's quite cheap too. H&M are good as well. I don't know whether Barry M is sold in America, but I recommend them. I'd steer clear off Sephora, nothing but a disappointment. Essence are absolutely brilliant. However always try to use a top coat, then it'll take a lot longer before the nail polish chips off.
Or maybe you put on too much? Try putting on two thin coats rather than a thick one. Thick ones chip off more easily.
What you really need is a good top coat. That way even cheap nail polishes will stay on for a longer time. Seche vite works well, and you can usually find it on sale at Walgreen's or Sally's for under $10.
As far as polishes go… China glaze works well and is about $5 at Sally's.
I've had really good luck with Julep nailpolish. Also, it's toxin-free!
The Rimmel polishes in the square bottles work great. I usually refresh the colour midweek to keep up shine, but rarely have problems with chipping. I'm too lazy to do a base and top coat. Orange sunset is nice with a tan, and burgundy flirt is a good winter red. They run about $4 at walmart or any drug store.
I like the Brash polishes from Payless. Great color and coverage and super cheap. I can go a long time without reapplying, even without a top coat. I bought all the colors and threw away all my OPI polishes.
whose the gorilla on the left, lol
Inglot! Best nail polish brand ever. http://inglotcosmetics.com/
I really think the Sally Hansen rapid dry nail polishes, and the mega shine top coat are THE BEST nail polishes out there. The colors are amazing, you only need one coat, and they're cheap as hell too.
And i had no idea the K's had a nail polish, so i don't know if i'd get them or not…
The sheeple are buying the Kardashian Krap. They have moved on from worshipping Kate Gosselin to these greedy fame-whores.


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I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this, feel free to move it if not, but I just want to do an informal poll. This morning my Debbie and I went to the Trumbull County Engine Clubs annual show, and about 10 minutes after arriving, they opened the show with the National Anthem. I was happy to notice everyone in site stopping to face the Flag and the men I saw all removed their caps. My question is this: Am I the only person who gets a lump in their throat and a tear in their eye during this song? When I listen to the words and reflect on the circumstances under which it was written, and all that Flag (our country) have been through, and the men and women who have given so much to defend it and us, I can't help but get choked up. In a nutshell, I guess I just am wondering if I'm a nutcase or dying breed. Thanks for giving me the pedestal, and a big THANK YOU to the Vets on the forum. John
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I believe you are spot on NORMAL. Anyone not like you, should possibly move to..well, anywhere outside our borders and change their citizenship.
Just my $.02
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Dale, I could not have said it better.
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No, you are not alone. And it irks me something fierce, when I see kids, and some adults, who have no clue about the proper respect that should be shown to our flag and anthem.
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I'm with you John !!
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in agreement! Ed
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I agree with all of the comments, and yes I am deeply moved whenever I hear the National Anthem.
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Agree 100%
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Thanks guys. I'm glad to know I'm not alone. One event I look forward to every year is the parachute flag drop at the Geauga County Fair. There is a group called the Federal Rebels who perform Civil War (War of Northern Aggression to the southern boys). For the flag drop, they play BATTLE CRY OF FREEDOM (Rally round the flag) in front of the Grandstand. Old Glory floating to earth with them and half the crowd singing is a sight to behold. John
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Day is done, gone the sun,
From the hills, from the lake, From the skies. All is well,
safely rest,
God is nigh.
Go to sleep,
peaceful sleep,
May the soldier or sailor, God keep.
On the land or the deep, Safe in sleep.
Love, good night,
Must thou go, When the day,
And the night Need thee so?
All is well.
Speedeth all To their rest.
Fades the light; And afar Goeth day,
And the stars Shineth bright, Fare thee well;
Day has gone, Night is on.
Thanks and praise,
For our days, 'Neath the sun, Neath the stars, 'Neath the sky,
As we go, This we know,
God is nigh.
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What Boss and Russ said! Three and a half years in the Navy taught me to respect our
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I try to make the annual Defenders Day here at Fort McHenry. Reenactment of the Battle of Baltimore in the War of 1812. Great program and when they read Francis Scott Key's poem "Defence of Fort McHenry" (National Anthem) it is moving. And after the mock bombardment when the huge period garrison flag is raised, anyone that doesnt get the lump when they see the flag or hear the National Anthem ever again needs their pulse checked.
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Both of them bring tears to my eyes and the older I get the harder it is for me to hold back those tears.
"I ain't believing this!"
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You are not alone by any means.
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Where ever I go with my '50 demonstrator, "Frosty" I get the comment, "how patrotic", because it is Red, White, & Blue. Sorry I don't know how to post a picture. The Red & white of course is the standard color and I added a Blue #22 mower. I explain that it was not intended to be that way, however, I am certainly glad that they look upon it in that respect. I am proud of our colors even if represented on a little CUB tractor. For the FaceBookers, you can see Frosty on my page.
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Michael Packett and his wife had $12 left in the bank after buying Forest City's Retro Cinema four years ago.
"I wanted my kids to have somewhere to go, something to do," said Packett of the decision to invest.
Over the years, the family painstakingly built the business with Michael working longing hours to improve the theater and its reputation.
"In comparison to what we did the first year, we are up about 400 percent," says Packett from behind the Retro Cinema counter.
The business lost money at first but as word got out and more tickets sold, last year it turned a profit and this year - if it stays open - Packett says it's set to turn another.
"I guess that what hurts the most is, if it was something we had done wrong as business owners ... but that is not the situation ... our business is growing," said Packett.
Hollywood film distributors have chosen to switch to a digital format, and that decision means that packett - and thousands of small theater owners nationwide - will have to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to buy digital-compatible projectors if they want to keep playing movies.
"The position of the banks is that the business is profitable, but it doesn't make enough to support a $300,000 debt," said Packett.
For packett, the idea of letting the business go is devastating.
"Since he found out everything that's happening, and he got turned down three different times for the loans, it's really tore him up inside," said Packett's daughter Ciara, who has worked at the theater since it opened.
Packett says it's not about him, it's about the community. The theater draws business to restaurants locally, and draws people from out of town, and he says he'll fight to stay open.
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QUINCY, Ill. (AP) - County clerks in western Illinois say they'll wait until June 1 to start issuing same-sex marriage licenses, even though two other Illinois counties have started issuing them.
The Quincy Herald-Whig reports clerks in Adams, Pike, Hancock and Brown counties say they will wait until the state's new gay marriage law takes effect, regardless of a federal judge's ruling.
Cook and Champaign counties have started issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. U.S. District Judge Sharon Johnson Coleman, in a ruling that applied only to Cook County, called the state's gay marriage ban unconstitutional. That gave some legal basis for other county clerks to go ahead.
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Supply-side theory was cooked up on Wall Street in conversations between a Wall Street Journal opinion editor and a young economic theorist who had worked in government. The basic idea is this. When some part of the economy goes into a slump, say housing or auto,
But that would mean that the reason house-construction started to crash clear back in 2006, was because George Bush and his Congress suddenly imposed extremely expensive new housing regulations. Nothing like that ever happened. And, once the economy really started to slide, people stopped buying cars in 2008, but the supply siders claim it was because the government (George Bush again) imposed harsh new regulations on the auto industry. This is just nuts. Of course the supply siders don't actually look at the details, like when did it happen and what did George Bush actually do, they just say "The government did it; it's the government's fault; they are hurting the supply side."
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Republicans say cut government regulations and taxes to create jobs. Did people stop building houses in 2007 because of all the new housing taxes and regulations imposed by five years of Republican rule? That's just crazy. Will cutting regulations on house building fix the housing market? Don't be ridiculous. Business is off because people aren't buying. And that's exactly what [#business is saying].
So who's behind the Tax-and-Regulation myth? The biggest money behind that myth comes from the Koch brothers, who have been fined for pollution from their oil business and for cheating the federal government on oil extracted from Indian land. They've spent, literally, hundreds of millions (starting with founding the Cato Institute in 1977) on lobbying for lower taxes and no regulation. David Koch even ran against President Reagan in 1980. In 2005 they started organizing the Tea Party.


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Smith, the winningest coach at his alma mater, Lynn, concluded his career with the Bears with a 67-35 record. In nine seasons, he secured a region championship, produced 11 all-state or honorable mention players, helped guide the program to seven playoff appearances as well as a short stint as Class 1A's top-ranked in 2011.
Announcing his resignation from the Lynn post shortly after the 2012 season, Smith wanted a break from Friday night football and to have more time to spend with his family. As he quickly found out, the lure of the sidelines and the excitement of the game atmosphere grew unsettling.
"I thought that I was making the right decision at the time, but when it came time for football season, it got tough for me to attend games. I definitely missed it," Smith said. "I wanted to be back on the sidelines, back working with kids in the game I love. When the opportunity presented itself to join the staff at Curry, I knew I was ready."
Smith, who will be Curry's offensive coordinator, and his new head coach, Funk, have shared a long friendship as well as a rivalry when their programs clashed in several high-profile meeting between Lynn and Funk's Marion County Red Raiders. The chance to work on the same staff as Funk made the decision for Smith much easier.
"I've known coach Funk for a very long time and have always been impressed with the success he's had. He's done well everywhere he's coach, so to have the opportunity to work with him is one I couldn't miss," Smith said. "We've got a challenge at Curry, but I've always enjoyed a good challenge and I believe that the opportunity here is fabulous. We've got the chance to turn things around and win some ball games."
The shift from Class 1A to 4A football will be new territory for Smith, but comes with benefits not enjoyed at smaller schools. The prospect of coaching players who are not required to play both offense and defense is an aspect that Smith looks forward to — allowing him the opportunity to work more exclusively with his offensive unit.
"I've always believed that football is football. It all comes down to X's and O's no matter what classification you're in, but being at a larger school provides new opportunities," Smith said. "There will be games when a short talk with your quarterback or offensive line could be what helps momentum and the flow of the game moving in the right direction. That's a benefit I'm looking forward to be able to experience. I've already seen that there are some really good kids at Curry and I feel they're eager to work and learn the game."
Smith has also enjoyed working with coach Sam McCorkle, who joined Funk's staff this summer. Together with Funk, Smith feels the trio of veteran, established coaches can help build Curry into a winner. McCorkle served as the head coach at Parrish High School last season.
"I've enjoyed my time getting to know coach McCorkle. He's a quality person with an outstanding football mind. He, coach Funk and I were sitting around discussing our careers and between the three of us, we've got over 250 wins on the staff. It's a group of guys who have been around football for a very long time, and I feel that the kind of experience that the three of us bring will reap benefits," Smith said. "All around, I feel that coach Funk has put together a great staff and I feel that I will learn a lot from both of those guys. It's going to be a great atmosphere to help mold success in."


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INDIANAPOLIS (BP) -- Is your church planning a family-friendly fall event for your community? It may be a pumpkin parade, Fall Fest, a fabulous hayride, trunk-or-treat, a candy-walk or the town's largest-ever city-wide, costumed hokeypokey.
You invest great effort and resources to advertise, extend invitations and create a first-class experience. But when it's over, will guests come back for church?
These three tips can help make your event a purposeful outreach.
Tip 1
: Get each family's contact info.
Create a simple, 10-second family registration card, with three blanks: family's last name, number of children, and email or phone. Add a QR code registration option for cell phone users.
A greeter gives each arriving family a pencil and registration card to turn in at the entry area. No line. No hassle.
Bonus: Stage a pretty fall backdrop at the entry, where members with cameras and tripods receive the registration card. They snap a quick photo of each child posed to match their costume, and invite parents to pick up a free photo on Sunday in the church foyer. Again, no lines.
Tip 2
: Personally invite guests to church.
A brief prayer time on the previous Sunday reinforces the goal: to show the joy of Jesus and give guests multiple personal invitations to church.
The sound guy, the popcorn server, the members who bring kids -- every church member present wears a nametag and knows the goal.
Print invitations to church, with info about worship, classes and upcoming kids' activities. Personalize Halloween tracts with church information.
Recruit lots of volunteer, "cruiser schmoozers," whose single purpose is to stroll around, chat informally with guests and invite them to church.
Add a "Meet the Pastor/Staff" sign in a visible area, i.e. snack table, fun booth, or near a giant pumpkin, so members can easily introduce guests to church leaders.
Tip 3
: Follow-up before Sunday.
Immediately prepare an attendance list from registration forms.
A pre-assigned follow-up team uses email or the phone to make two contacts with each family before Sunday. First, a simple "glad you came & hope to see you Sunday" email with a link to the church website; second, a contact from a church member who has children, offering to meet the guests at a specific entrance to help pick up their photo and sit with them in worship.
When God brings those guests to church, welcome them warmly. Your fall event can be more than pumpkins and costumes. I'm praying it will impact eternity.
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The JU women's golf team posted the low score in the second round to sit in third place after 36 holes the Holiday Inn Express Classic on the par-72 Victoria Hills Golf Club.
Three Dolphins are in the top 10 entering the final round, led by freshman Jessica Welch. Welch carded a one-over par 73 in the opening round and three-over par 75 in the second round to finish in fourth place at four-over par, just five shots out of the lead of Stetson's Alex Buelow.
Stetson, the tournament host, leads the nine-team event after rounds of 297 and 307 to finish at 28-over par, 604. The Dolphins opened the tournament with a 29-over par, 317, but answered with a 12-over par, 300, in the afternoon – the best round of the session.
"I was really proud of how we bounced back in the afternoon to post a low round," said JU head coach Ashley Prange. "Jessica and Gaia put together two good rounds today and Natalie bounced back with a really good round this afternoon."
Gaia Olcese was one of the Dolphins that had a stronger second round. She carded a five-over par 77 in the morning, but rallied with a one-over par 73 in the afternoon to sit in fifth place at six-over par.
After winning her first collegiate event in her last start, Natalie Schmett got off to a rocky start – carding an 82, but rallied with an even-par 72 in the afternoon to jump into the top 10, tying for ninth at 10-over par.
Morgan Jackson was another Dolphin that rallied in the afternoon, bouncing back from an 85 in the morning with an 80 in the afternoon, to sit in 32nd at 21-over par.
Allison Cornell opened with an 86 and followed it up with an 84 to tie for 37th at 26-over par.
JU lead the field in scoring on the par-3s, finishing at eight-over par. The par-5s were the Dolphins bugaboo, shooting 17-over par.
The Dolphins will tee off in the final groups with Daytona State and Stetson on Tuesday.


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Burglary wave topped Palo Alto crime news
Original post made on Dec 28, 2012
Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, December 28, 2012, 8:25 AM
on Dec 28, 2012 at 9:24 am
Not all of the burglars were from the area. I kept a close watch on these incidents and I noticed that a large number of them were from the South Bay; San Jose, Santa Clara.
However, I wonder if investments by Palo Altans towards community development in East Palo Alto might ehlp with the problem.
Or, would they prefer to just keep dealing with it and lock up eveyone that they catch; but of course they have to catch them first.
on Dec 28, 2012 at 9:39 am
Fascinating. First: "I noticed that a large number of them were from the South Bay; San Jose, Santa Clara."
Then "I wonder if investments... towards community development in East Palo Alto might ehlp with the problem."
If the crooks are from "the South Bay; San Jose, Santa Clara", why disparage EPA?
Second: Where are the hard numbers? Wouldn't this article have benefited by a month by month list of total crimes, assuming those stats are available on the 'police blotter'? It's reported as mere anecdotes.
related: PAPD doesn't make it easy to find that raw data on their site Web Link
The link to the crime by google map Web Link is interesting, but a monthly breakdown of incidents would serve a good purpose as well.
on Dec 28, 2012 at 4:57 pm
Anyone besides me notice the burglaries popped up over the summer and dropped off when school started?? (Except for the unempolyed recent grads.)


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A's activate Crosby from disabled list
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OAKLAND -- The A's made a pair of moves Wednesday in advance of the finale of a three-game series against the visiting Royals, activating infielder Bobby Crosby from the 15-day disabled list and claiming right-hander Jon Meloan off waivers from the Pirates organization.
Crosby had been on the DL since Aug. 18 with a strained left calf. A free agent at the end of the season, he'll see time at first base against left-handed starting pitchers in the final month and occasionally spell regular third baseman Adam Kennedy.
The 2004 American League Rookie of the Year, Crosby, 29, lost his starting shortstop job this year and is all but certain he'll be moving on. Orlando Cabrera was the starting shortstop until he was traded before the July 31 deadline, after which Cliff Pennington was handed the job.
Meloan has played in four different organizations this year, having started the season in Triple-A ball with the Indians. He was traded to the Rays organization July 2 and picked up off waivers by the Pirates on Aug. 12.
All told, Meloan has posted a 4.57 ERA in 41 games with three Triple-A teams this year. After claiming Meloan, the A's optioned him to Triple-A Sacramento.
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Lions-Bears matchup of the day: Wednesday
Mike Martz needs to stick to the script that has helped the Bears improve their pass protection over the past three games.
Bears optimistic about O-line
Offensive line coach Mike Tice has helped his unit weather a rough start to the season, and things should improve whenever rookie ORT Gabe Carimi returns from injury.
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Louis, still rehabilitating from a season-ending knee injury last November, has signed with the Miami Dolphins.||||||| The 6-foot-3, 320-pound Louis spent the past four seasons with the Chicago Bears, where he made 28 starts at guard and tackle. They drafted him in the seventh round in 2009. Louis tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee and missed the final five games of the season.
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Louis has been sentenced to 40 hours of community service and anger management classes for an altercation that happened while he was playing at San Diego State. Louis was also sentenced to three years of informal probation and a $565 fine as part of his plea deal with the San Diego City Attorney's Office after pleading guilty Friday to misdemeanor assault.||||||| Authorities say Louis assaulted SDSU teammate Nick Sandford in a team meeting room last fall. Sandford suffered a concussion, broken eardrum and fractured cheekbone. The Bears have said they were aware of the incident before they drafted Louis. He could be subject to discipline under the NFL's personal conduct policy.


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Huntsville Police responded to a "smash and grab" burglary at the CVS pharmacy on Highway 72 and Balch Road Friday.
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April 28, 2014 - Industry News
Port truck drivers from four of Los Angeles' leading drayage firms planned to go on a 48-hour strike at marine terminals at the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, beginning Monday.
Tags: Drivers, Port of Los Angeles, Port of Long Beach, Intermodal, Fleets, Ports, Owner-Operators, Teamsters, Labor Unions, Independent Contractors
March 21, 2014 - Industry News
Shareholders of CSAV have approved a merger with one-time rival Hapag Lloyd, creating the world's fourth largest container carrier.
Tags: Intermodal, Freight, Ports, Port Trucking
Port truck drivers for Pacific 9 Transportation in California have settled their difference against their carrier in labor dispute, giving them employee rights, including the right to form a union.
Tags: Drivers, California, Fleets, Teamsters, Port Trucking, NLRB, Labor Unions, Owner-Operators, Independent Contractors, Ports, Intermodal
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A new report claims to reveal the "enormous scale and shocking costs of an illegal business practice used by employers in the U.S. port trucking industry"
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Tags: Intermodal, Freight, Ports, Strikes
A strike by members of the International Longshoremen's Association continues for a third day at the Port of Baltimore, crippling freight operations.
October 16, 2013 - Industry News
Several media outlets Wednesday morning reported operations at the Port of Baltimore have been shut down due to a strike by members of the International Longshoremen's Association.
Tags: Freight, Ports, Strikes, Intermodal
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Tags: Drivers, Ports, Intermodal, New York, New Jersey
July 17, 2013 - Industry News
Truck drivers employed by Australia-based Toll Group at the company's New Jersey division voted by a margin of nearly 70% to form a union and affiliate with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Local 469, according to a news release.
Tags: Drivers, Intermodal, Ports, Teamsters
June 13, 2013 - Industry News
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Tags: American Trucking Associations, Port of Los Angeles, Port Trucking, Ports, Intermodal, Owner-Operators, Supreme Court, Litigation
May 31, 2013 - Industry News
Opponents of an "employee misclassification bill" passed Thursday by the New Jersey state Senate say they will continue to work to make sure the measure does not actually become law. The legislation creates a presumption that a work arrangement in the drayage trucking or parcel delivery trucking industries is an employer-employee relationship.
Tags: Drivers, New Jersey, Intermodal, Ports, Owner-Operators, Teamsters
May 15, 2013 - Industry News
Two truck drivers working out of the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach have filed a lawsuit against the trucking company Harbor Express alleging they should be treated as employees, not owner-operators.
Tags: Port of Los Angeles, Port of Long Beach, Port Trucking, Owner-Operators, Ports, Intermodal
May 9, 2013 - Industry News
A new Government Accountability Office report to Congress has some far from kind words about the Transportation Security Administration and biometric readers used in the Transportation Worker Identification Credential program, overseen by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and coordinated along with the U.S. Coast Guard.
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April 23, 2013 - Industry News
ASF Intermodal announced the opening of the company's newest intermodal drayage facility and first location in Virginia.
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Worries in trucking about the possibility of a Gulf Coast and East Cost strike by longshoremen can finally be put away for several years.
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With the arraignments of the people allegedly involved in the Bakken drug-trafficking ring, the Montana US Attorney and our state's Attorney General launched Project Safe Bakken.
Project Safe Bakken is a collaborative initiative between multiple agencies including federal, state, tribal, and local law enforcement.
"The goal is to eradicate drugs, violent crime, economic fraud, drug trafficking, human trafficking, and environmental offenses," said Michael Cotter, Montana US Attorney.
The initiative's purpose is to detect, disrupt, and dismantle organized criminal groups. Law enforcement agents say it's important to have this program because of the rapidly growing population in Eastern Montana and Western North Dakota.
"Today, notice is given to lawbreakers in the Bakken and a warning to organized crime in the Bakken," Cotter said. "If you violate the law, agents of the Project Safe Bakken will find you and hold you accountable for your federal, state, and tribal crimes."
All defendants pled not guilty in court to charges ranging from conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine to possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime. Some of them face charges that can lead to imprisonment for 10 years to life.
Cotter says the initiative is effective. And they say the project will go on for as long as it takes to achieve its goal.


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One major climb and sometimes a few other, much less impressive isce lines form off the south rim and gullies fo this gorge. North-facing routes and fun river exploring area.
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1.5 miled noth of where the Cascade river crosses Highway 61, take County Road 7 inland fro several miles to CR45. Take CR45 leest and drive about 2.5 miles to parking lot on north side of the river crossing. If leading, walk downriver to climb(s). If TR'ing Cascade, walk up the road to a trail above the rim on the left side of the road (should be marked with a trail sign). Follow the trail to the top of the first major drainage gully you cross and set up your TR and rap.
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Section ObjectivesUsers will be able to:
- Describe why and how to sustain partnership relationships
- Describe how to recognize partners
- Describe how to resolve conflict
After you have secured a commitment from a partner, working to sustain the relationship should become a major priority. Much of the success of your initiative will depend on the ability of you and your partner to build and maintain a productive working relationship with each other. This section offers relationship management tips such as communication strategies, ways to resolve conflict and recognition ideas.