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"It was the great humorist Will Rogers who once said, 'You can be on the right track, but if you're not moving on down the track, you'll get run over.' IUP is certainly on the right track. But our excellent university must move forward down that track or it may be overtaken by the market forces and currents of change that are gradually transforming our institution's destiny."
--IUP President Tony Atwater, inaugural address, Fisher Auditorium, Oct. 6, 2005
INDIANA -- Since his inauguration four years ago, Indiana University of Pennsylvania President Tony Atwater has faced forces both favorable and unfriendly for the institution he heads, as he predicted in his first official address to the campus. But as the school's 24th president entered his fifth year in office, questions about the university's destiny - and his administration of the institution -- have been growing.
Pressure has come from IUP students, the faculty, the press (both local and national) and the economy. Each has added to a chorus of concern over the way that Atwater has managed the campus, its cash and his constituents.
The concerns have not kept Atwater from maintaining a steady pace of official activities to show progress on multiple fronts. On July 7, for example, he led a delegation of local, campus and corporate dignitaries in a groundbreaking ceremony for the fourth and final phase of the university's Residential Revival project.
The $270 million program, described by Atwater as the largest construction project of its kind in the country, started in 2006 and is on track toward fall 2010 completion, according to the university. By then, the privately funded project will have razed 14 aging dormitories and erected new suite-style residences for about 3,800 students.
Atwater has linked the project to the university's financial future as he has presided over growing enrollments. On Sept. 22, he reported that the fall 2009 semester recorded the university's highest-ever number of students -- 14,638, up 4.6 percent from the 13,998 enrolled when Atwater arrived on campus in February 2005. In 2008, the Board of Governors of the State System of Higher Education extended Atwater's contract through June 30, 2011.
But other efforts have not fared so well under Atwater. The Kovalchick Convention and Athletic Complex, a project he inherited, has fallen on hard times even as it rises on a former junkyard adjoining university property. Fundraising for the facility has lagged, the Indiana Gazette reported in mid-October. And development of a companion 140-room full-service hotel reportedly ended in the fall, casting doubt on the financial futures of both projects. The university said it still plans to complete the Kovalchick center in spring 2011, as scheduled.
But in spring 2009, questions arose about prospects for the projects' completion when Dr. Robert O. Davies, the man Atwater hired early in his administration to shepherd the construction projects to completion, resigned as executive director of the private Foundation for IUP and as IUP vice president of university relations. Davies took a position as president of a university in Oregon, effective July 1.
In August, Atwater announced that he had selected G. Patrick Williams, a senior vice president for development at the Saint Louis Science Center in St. Louis, Mo., to replace Davies, effective Sept. 21. But on Sept. 22, Atwater emailed university faculty and staff to report that Williams had resigned on the eve of starting his new job. Williams had cited "personal and family reasons," Atwater reported.
Also on Sept. 22, The Washington Post reported in a story datelined Indiana, Pa., that U.S. Rep. John P. Murtha, D-Pa., had funneled $3 million in federal earmarks to the KCAC to host the Murtha Institute on Homeland Security, now housed in the Suites on Grant. But the congressman reassigned another $4 million for the project this year after his lobbying connections and defense earmarks came under investigation in Washington.
In the Post story, Atwater did not address the redirected federal earmark. But he touted the university's efforts to secure "federal funding research projects."
Student news media pointedly have questioned the president's spending. In its Sept. 29 and Oct. 2 editions, the IUP student newspaper The Penn published back-to-back opinion pieces critical of Atwater. Both were written by Max P. McAuley, a senior English and international business major at IUP.
McAuley wrote that he has worked at IUP for four years, three in grounds keeping. He reported that the university rebuilt the flower garden at Atwater's south-campus residence three times. McCauley estimated that each garden rebuild cost about $5,000.
The figure exceeds the annual budgets of some academic subdivisions, including the Journalism Department.
McAuley called for a watchdog on Atwater's spending, suggesting that the president "can vacuum his own floor." McAuley's Oct. 2 column concluded: "We cannot remedy the mistakes of Atwater, but we can protect IUP from future imprudence."
Questions about campus construction projects and their coincidence with a deep economic recession have raised concerns about university budgeting from other quarters. Unionized faculty members have reacted with alarm at hints from Harrisburg that teaching positions might be cut and academic programs might be eliminated.
At an Oct. 5 University Senate meeting, for example, a faculty member asked Atwater about a report that the university's athletic budget might increase by 50 percent - to $9 million from $6 million a year. He replied that the plan - dubbed Operation Frontrunner - is "only a proposal." He added that the plan had been endorsed by the university's trustees. His vice president of student affairs, Rhonda Luckey, added that "the reallocation of existing resources" in the proposal "is intended to reinforce our academic mission."
Later that month, the IUP Council of Chairs, a group of academic-department heads, wrote Atwater to express consternation over the president's surprise announcement to take authority over personnel budgeting away from the provost - the university's top academic officer -- and centralize it under the president's office and his chief financial officer, retroactive to July 1.
The chairs' letter to Atwater concluded that "there has been a violation of trust" and urged the president to come before the group to explain. Atwater replied through Provost Gerald Intemann on Oct. 20 that the president would attend the meeting to discuss another matter but would not address the personnel-budgeting issue.
Faculty questions continued in a Nov. 3 Senate meeting when Atwater's chief financial officer was grilled about a report suggesting that the campus's public funds for academic programs and campus governance - called education-and-government, or E&G, funds -- would be used to pay the bills for the private and under-funded Kovalchick Center, or KCAC. The financial officer, Cornelius Wooten, vice president for administration and finance, denied the assertion in a testy exchange.
"I can say as chief financial officer, we understand that we are not to pay for the KCAC with E&G funds," Wooten said.
Despite Wooten's assurances, Senate Chairman Peter Broad a few minutes later made pointed references to "creative financing schemes." He also urged senators that "IUP might well think of how we evaluate campus presidents" and expressed concern about Atwater's personnel-budgeting decision.
"It's the 500-pound gorilla in the room," Broad said.
Students, too, have joined the chorus of criticism about Atwater's perceived lack of transparency. During a classroom talk in Davis Hall on Oct. 22, Student Government Association President Alyssa Stiles recounted her efforts to secure a commitment from Atwater to attend another in a series of public "Speak Up, IUP" forums designed to let students question the president and his administration.
"I've been trying to schedule him since July," Stiles said. The effort failed, she added.
"I would at least expect him to come to a 'Speak Up, IUP' event and to hear the concerns of the student body," Stiles said in an Oct. 28 interview at the SGA office in the Hadley Union Building. "I guess I'm just kind of frustrated."
Kathryn Rose, a senior journalism and communications media major at IUP, is from Bangor, Pa. David Loomis contributed reporting to this story.
Two groups representing Indiana University of Pennsylvania faculty gave a green light on Thursday to a vote in December on a resolution of "no confidence" in campus President Tony Atwater. The decisions of both groups to proceed to the Dec. 14-16 vote were unanimous.
The groups are the Representative Council of the campus chapter of the Association of Pennsylvania State College and University Faculties, or APSCUF, and members of the Council of Chairs, a group of academic department heads. The groups met jointly at the Hadley Union Building.
The bill of particulars prepared for the upcoming vote by the 777-member campus union cited 31 complaints about Atwater and his four-year administration. The items fell into four categories:
Disregard for principles of shared governance
Inappropriate and excessive spending
An alienating leadership style
Poor decision-making
A union official said APSCUF leaders were gratified by Thursday's outcome.
"We're pleased with today's vote of Rep Council, as well as the vote of the chairs present," said APSCUF Vice President Francisco Alarcon, an IUP mathematics professor.
Other union leaders recalled that Thursday's vote is the third such endorsement of a vote of no confidence against IUP presidents since the union's 1973 organization as the representative of the faculties of the 14 campuses in the State System of Higher Education.
The most recent faculty vote of confidence occurred in 2001. The vote targeted IUP President Lawrence K. Pettit. Within a year, Pettit announced his retirement.
Union representatives acknowledged that a no-confidence vote would have no immediate impact on Atwater's employment status. But they predicted that it would not go unnoticed by the IUP Council of Trustees and the Board of Governors of the State System of Higher Education in Harrisburg when Atwater's contract is reviewed later in the current academic year.
Union members on Thursday said the bill of particulars against Pettit was shorter than the three-page bill aimed at Atwater.
A Friday, Nov. 20, call to President Atwater's office for a reaction to Thursday's developments was referred to the office of university spokeswoman Michelle Fryling, who had no immediate comment.


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From Robert De Niro and Diane Keaton nearly ruining their son's marriage in The Big Wedding to Mark Wahlberg turning to a life of crime in Pain & Gain, here are the movies to check out. Will you be grabbing your popcorn and catching one of them this weekend?
'The Big Wedding' (April 26)
Short Story: Nothing says "family affair" like a wedding, right? Well, for long-divorced Don (Robert De Niro) and Ellie Griffin (Diane Keaton), it's more like a circus act. When their adopted son Alejandro (Ben Barnes) decides to wed, they must act as if they are still married. What could possibly go wrong? Also starring Amanda Seyfried as Alejandro's bride-to-be and Robin Williams as the officiating priest. Click here for the official movie site!
What They're Saying: "The fact that this awful ensemble comedy — a remake of a French farce, which is one of the most dreaded phrases in the Hollywood lexicon — is still standing after an hour and a half is only because of the charisma of a few of its cast members." -- New York Daily News
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Good for Kids? Divorced parents, wedding drama and dysfunctional family relations -- not the most kid-friendly subjects! Young viewers should probably avoid this R-rated flick, which Common Sense Media says includes "strong language, drinking, iffy behavior and other mature content." Click here for the full Common Sense review.
'Mud' (April 26)
Short Story: While off on an excursion, teenage boys Ellis (Tye Sheridan) and Neckbone (Jacob Lofland) encounter a man on the run after he's murdered someone in Texas. The fugitive's name? Mud (Matthew McConaughey). His goal? Avoid the law and reunite with longtime love Juniper (Reese Witherspoon). Click here for the official movie site!
What They're Saying: "There's something old-fashioned about Mud, but if you allow yourself to settle into its leisurely pace, it will reward you. If he were alive today, Mark Twain would approve." -- Entertainment Weekly
Rotten Tomatoes Rating: 93%
Good for Kids? Although two teenage boys are the stars of Mud, parents may want to join their children at the theater to see this PG-13 flick, which includes violence, strong language and heavy themes.
'Pain & Gain' (April 26)
Short Story: Although Pain & Gain is labeled as an action comedy, the subject matter is pretty serious. When bodybuilder Daniel Lugo (Mark Wahlberg) and his buddy decide they're in need of some cash, they call upon criminal Paul Doyle (Dwayne Johnson) to help kidnap, torture and extort money from a rich businessman who exercises at Daniel's gym. And it's all based on a true story! Click here for the official movie site!
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There is a special place in my beer-loving heart for Redhook as they were my baptism into the world of microbrewed beer about 10 years ago. While I can't say that the quality has been maintained over the years I am still a fan. I have seen the involvment of AB dabated in a number of beer publications--I don't know what the truth is, but I do know that since AB has had their finger in the the Redhook pie some of my favorites are no longer available (the original rye, Double Black stout). One bartender told me that they were no longer available because AB refused to distribute them for Redhook--true? I don't know. This location and the Seattle are great. They put on a good show (tour) although the NH location actually has a real restaraunt--the one in Seattle closed down tours at the old streetcar place--what a shame, sooooo cool. I'm always pleased to see a Redhook on tap when I go in a bar--had the IPA at House of Brews in NYC about a week ago and it was very find.
They had a screw-up beer on tap (I don't remember the name)-- since the brewery is automated, a push of a button adds the ingredients. The malt button was accidentally pressed twice and this beer was created. I wish my homebrew accidents could produce as good of a beer. It was interesting but not good enough for a second pint.
I had to choke down the Sunrise which was dreadful. The IPA and ESB were as good as they are in the bottle. The Blond was a decent summer beer. Out of all the choices, the Nitro porter is the best of the lot-- a fine quality robust beer.
The tour is definitely a must of visiting Portsmouth. The FREE city trolley stops about a quarter mile away (the Paddy's Athletic Club stop). Don't attempt to walk from the historic district... you'll have blisters on your feet by the time you arrive. Trust me on this one.


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Many people concentrate more on the $12.9 billion that GS got from the AIG rescue as a possible contributory firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2450373453955311254.post-84882046219257514092010-07-18T03:58:50.987-04:002010-07-18T03:58:50.987-04:00@JCH: As you might guess from the competitor analy...@JCH: As you might guess from the competitor analysis slide, MER did. C too, and (thanks in part to a hedged position that wasn't) UBS. MR is entirely correct about the main sources of LEH's email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2450373453955311254.post-78527541736826396462010-07-11T08:07:21.461-04:002010-07-11T08:07:21.461-04:00Well, other than AIG, what companies did have a CD...Well, other than AIG, what companies did have a CDO problem?JCHhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2450373453955311254.post-49010166375865204122010-07-10T18:33:11.327-04:002010-07-10T18:33:11.327-04:00I don't think the presentation is that disinge...I don't think the presentation is that disingenuous. Lehman's problems were not in subprime CDOs simply because it wasn't a big enough player in the space. Its problem was all the CRE, outright MBS and outright real estate/financing to real estate ventures that it held on its balance sheet. The examiner's report is pretty good on all this http://lehmanreport.jenner.com/VOLUME%202.pdf .MRhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2450373453955311254.post-7802907084937408002010-07-10T17:51:13.775-04:002010-07-10T17:51:13.775-04:00i just finished reading both The End of Wall Stree...i just finished reading both The End of Wall Street (mostly about LEH) and House of Cards (about BSC)... the BSAM hedge funds that blew up (Cioffi and Tannin's funds) are similar to the topic of this post - they said they were positioned for the downturn, they said they expected it and had a tiny subprime position... there was only one problem - either they were outright lying, or they were outright wrong in the execution of their hedges. the BSAM hedge funds had more than 60% of their assets in subprime - in the form of ABS (CDOs) - although they repeatedly claimed that the number was below 15%, and usually closer to 6% (probably because they were only counting plain vanilla subprime MBS?). then, they tried the same trade Morgan Stanley did - Alt A vs Subprime... that didn't work either.

the biggest end problem for BSC and LEH was the way they pledged their crappy assets as collateral in overnight funding markets - which turned out to be worthless to borrow against - that's what sunk them.

the cash flows are important too - i mean, if you're levered long subprime CDOs, even if you're "hedged" on the net exposure, the problem is that when the value of your long position plummets, or lenders no longer accept them as collateral - you are dead in the water - even if in THEORY you make it up on a short position, or a CDS hedge - you may not have mark to market losses, but you don't necessarily get the cashflow from the hedge in the same timeframe.... result: implosion. i don't think that LEH was even close to hedged at any point.Kid Dynamitehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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After you register (it's free and easy to do so) at DropEvent and create an "event," anyone can upload photos to the identified url address, and they can even email them there.
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One year after decriminalization, pot tickets a bust
BY FRAN SPIELMAN AND FRANK MAIN Staff Reporters October 24, 2013 5:20PM
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Chicago Police issued just 1,117 tickets for small amounts of marijuana in the first 14 months of decriminalization — and the cash-strapped city has collected only 21 percent of the $310,755 in fines, records show.
"The ticketing process is an administrative pain in the butt. It's so much easier to do a marijuana arrest the old-fashioned way" or just let it go, said Fraternal Order of Police President Mike Shields.
The sobering news that pot tickets have been a bust is tucked away in the 2014 Budget Overview for the city's Department of Administrative Hearings.
From Aug. 4, 2012, the day ticketing began, through Sept. 24 of this year, police issued just 1,117 tickets. Defendants were found liable in 832, or 81 percent, of the 1,035 cases resolved.
City hearing officers have assessed $310,755 in penalties, but only $67,256, or 21 percent, of those fines have been collected. That's a drop in the bucket compared to the $1 million that proponents predicted the city would easily collect in just one year.
The mayor's office didn't respond to questions about the low collection rate for fines. But historically, the city has had a tough time collecting for similar administrative fines ranging from loud noise to fly dumping. In the case of pot tickets, the person may be thumbing their nose at the fine or doesn't have the wherewithal to pay it.
Although the ratio of minor pot arrests to tickets is about 10-to-1, officers are making fewer arrests than last year.
There were 11,699 pot arrests from Jan. 1 to Aug. 3, 2012, compared with 9,269 over the same period this year — a 21 percent drop.
For Ald. Danny Solis (25th), the ordinance he championed has come nowhere close to his goal of putting officers on the street for the equivalent of 2,500 additional eight-hour days.
Adam Collins, a police spokesman, pointed out that the pot-ticketing ordinance bars officers from writing tickets in parks and in other situations. "There are many circumstances in which an arrest is mandatory," he said.
Collins added: "If you do the math, replacing the four-hour arrest process (two officers in a beat car who take two hours to process a pot arrest) with a 40-minute ticketing process has saved us an estimated 3,860 man hours."
But Solis said Thursday he's so disappointed about the results, he's arranged a meeting with police Supt. Garry McCarthy to find ways to convince officers to "take it more seriously" and write more tickets.
"I thought police would accept it more because they wouldn't have to go through the process of arresting and booking somebody. I thought the free time they would get would have them more on the streets and in our neighborhoods. I also thought it would generate some revenue the city really needs," Solis said.
Shields said the ordinance approved by an emotionally torn City Council has too many strings attached and too much bureaucratic red tape.
In order to write pot tickets, officers have to be field-test qualified or summon someone who is. They have to return to the station to inventory the marijuana, the field test kit and the field test affidavit — even if the results are negative.
There are also a host of conditions governing which offenders are eligible for pot tickets. It's only those with no concurrent charges, a verifiable ID and less than 15 grams of marijuana that is not packaged for delivery. Offenders caught smoking on Park District property, near schools or in a motor vehicle are also ineligible.
"Police officers would love to have this process actually work to raise money for the city and deter crime. But it's caused 10 times more administrative steps. I can get through a physical arrest in 45 minutes. With this new process, it probably takes about an hour and 15 minutes," Shields said.
"If you're a gang-banger and a known problem and you have weed, you're damn right you're getting locked up. But you have to prioritize. There is so much weed on the streets of Chicago, not every person will get locked up. If we did, every police car in the city would be down on a weed pinch."


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October 14, 2012
Oh what beautiful blogs! Thank you for sharing them with us. I've already purchased some fabric from Andrea's lovely Rhubarb and Apples shop, so think I better stop now and read the rest later!
Happy Sunday xx
October 14, 2012
Lovely idea and some lovely looking blogs. I was considering having a feed reader reboot, as there are quite a lot that I've added to bookmarks and pop in on now and then, and also blogs that I discover through Twitter and G+ and should probably be reading regularly. And I seem to have misplaced my blogroll too, so would love to share my more regular reads.
Will take a look at these later, once LaLa's second party is out of the way.
October 14, 2012
Wow, you have completely made my weekend – thank you so much! I'm always excited when a new post from you pops up in my reader! Now, off to read your other picks! x
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October 14, 2012
Thank you Kat. I feel honoured to be in such good company- I love your other picks! Thank you for sharing.
October 15, 2012
Oh thank you for sharing. I love to find new blogs and my reader definitely needs a spruce up. There are too many I just skip, and that will leave me time and space for some of your picks. I miss the days when I had time to trawl other people's blogroll.
October 15, 2012
Hi Kat,
It was your lovely blog that got me started on my own and from yours I have found loads of others. I can't recall how I got to you in the first place but I'm so glad I did. I love finding new blogs to read and will definately check out your recommendations. You're a star!
October 16, 2012
sigh, my reader is so neglected these days – I've actually started requesting email updates for new blogs (like yours) that I've found in the last few months just so I actually read them. And now far from reducing it you've just made me want to add a whole new bunch of blogs to it!
Anyway since you like pics so much here are a couple of my faves:
http://plot52.blogspot.co.uk/ – an illustrated allotment blog (very little reading as the drawings speak volumes)
http://rummeybears.blogspot.co.uk/ – a mum in Australia who posts fab pics and videos of her family
http://tabiboo.blogspot.co.uk/ – Nina's pics of family life on the South East coast
http://thingswemake.wordpress.com/ – I'm forever tagging things Claire makes but that's about as far as it goes!
October 16, 2012
Thanks for great recommendations, I am hooked on them all. Having baked a ham and cooked a fish pie while supposedly doing my accounts today, not sure I need more work avoidance ideas though. Andrea
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Housewives, healthy-people, and neat-freaks: I need your help.
Soon, I will be moving. "But why haven't you already moved, Sandy?" Simmer down, judgey. It's not that simple. Yes, I got out of debt last summer. Then, I saved some money so I wouldn't go into debt again. Then, I had several job relocation possibilities that complicated things (my company was aware and extremely supportive) and then, the holidays happened.
So here I am. Buying things for a kitchen I don't have and an apartment I don't live in. But come on- aren't they adorable?
Matching "mug" bowl and plate from of Castello di Amorosa, Napa. Hand-painted olive-oil dispenser from V. Sattui, Napa.
Having my own place isn't just a "finally-leaving-Milpitas-and-being-on-my-own" fantasy. It's the freedom and peace of mind to finally focus on my health. I want get back to a place where I feel in control. Where I can stop hating my body, being self-conscious, and making smarter decisions. I want to feel young again. Living at home makes this nearly impossible. I know, ultimately, I am the one who's responsible for what I eat/don't eat, what exercise I do/don't do, etc. But to be perfectly honest with you…..when I'm home, I just don't care. I don't see a reason to care.
That being said, I'll let you in on another fear of mine: the kitchen. I don't cook. I can make sandwiches, and a few things from Trader Joe's. Once I made a couscous recipe from the back of a box (with chicken, basil leaves, chopped peppers, etc) and I felt like fucking Emeril Lagasse. And even when I do "cook", it's a mess. I think to myself, "How does everyone else seem to know what they're doing?"
So, to calm my nerves, I've written a list of simple questions that I somehow don't know the answer to, but I'm sure you do. (I even I told my friend about this blog and she straight-up laughed at me.) Any suggestions, links, or advice is appreciated. You can answer here or send an email to: sandy(at)sandystec(dot)com.
* How do I dispose of meats properly?
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Wednesday, December 4, 2013
Author Lifeboat Teams
An author lifeboat team is a band of authors who join together to cross-promote their work. I became aware of the concept when I got invited to join one. This particular group was made up of paranormal romance authors, and their rules included sharing each other's posts on Facebook and being responsible for one post a week.
I thought that obligation and the specific genre focus might be too restrictive for me, especially since I write in two genres. So while flattered to be asked, I politely declined. The idea brewed in my head, though, so when Terry Odell invited me to join her fledging group, I seriously considered and eventually said yes.
Why did I like this team? While we were encouraged to support each other with retweets and shares, we weren't committed to any particular schedule. And the group consisted of multi-published authors in various genres. This interesting mix could attract new readers, and that would benefit our primary goal of increasing our visibility and readership.
It's been one year since I joined. What have we accomplished in that time? We've established our website, Booklover's Bench.
Besides each of us having an author page, we have added Behind the Scenes and Excerpt features. We run a monthly contest via Rafflecopter with a $25 Amazon or BN gift card as the main prize and e-books from each of us for runners-up winners.
In another effort to cross-promote, we've also started offering each other's books as prizes for personal newsletter contests and sharing the resultant mailing list.
On Twitter, we've each created a List for our team members. It's easy to access the list and retweet everyone's posts that way.
In terms of results, my newsletter in Sept. 2012 went out to 4542 recipients. In Oct. 2013, I sent it to 5339 folks. That's an increase of nearly 800 names. Some of these might have come from my own contests, but I'd say the majority of new entries are thanks to BB.
As one of the extra options on our Rafflecopter contests, we've put "Like my Facebook Page" as an added choice. My FB Likes have increased quite a bit as a result. So this is another benefit.
We're also a sounding board for marketing ideas. I learned about doing a Facebook launch party from one of my team mates. If we have an aspect of the biz we need input on or just want someone to listen, we have each other. In the future, maybe we'll expand and hire a virtual assistant. Our only requirement is to do what we can to support each other, to tweet about the contests, take over the $25 gift card contest prize once every couple of months, and support our efforts any other way we can. We split the cost of the website hosting and manage it ourselves.
Other ideas for future consideration are a subscribers-only tab on our website for free downloads of bonus materials or short e-reads, a blog hop, a street team, a Fan of the Month selection.
How do we communicate? We've held two Skype conference calls so far with a third one coming up to discuss our ideas and goals for next year. Otherwise, we have a private Facebook group page and a yahoo group listserve. Or we can send individual emails.
It's hard to work alone, especially since most marketing efforts have moved online. Consider gathering together your own author lifeboat team. Again, it's a group of authors who band together to support each other on social media with the goal of expanding their readership. How your team operates and what you do for each other is your choice. See what other groups do and borrow their ideas that appeal to you. We all learn from each other, and we must support each other, too. Just like we do on this group blog.
As Thanksgiving passes us by, thanks to each one of you for following us and for joining our discussions. We share a wealth of information about writing craft and marketing that contributes to our online community. We're grateful for all our cyberspace friends.
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This sounds like an excellent idea, Nancy! Thanks for sharing your experiences and expertise here.ReplyDelete
We recently ran a guest post over at Crime Fiction Collective on e-book bundling with one or two other authors to gain recognition from each other's reader base. It's called "Boxed E-Book Sets - Easy to Set up, Big Potential! Here's the link: http://crimefictioncollective.blogspot.ca/2013/11/boxed-e-book-sets-easy-to-set-up-big.htmlReplies
Thanks, Jodie. Boxed sets are popular these days so that link will be helpful.Delete
I think Booklover's Bench is effective and shows that you don't have to have a huge cash investment the way I've seen with other teams. Also, for readers of this blog, our December contest opened today, and will run through the 18th--time for a little extra holiday cash or some new reads. You can enter at http://bookloversbench.com/contestReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks for mentioning our contest, Terry, We run them monthly so check back each month for a chance to win new reads!Delete
It sounds good, Nancy, and you are connected with a fine group of writers. Wishing you continued success.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks so much, Jacqueline. I am not a writer who can work in a vacuum. I need and seek the support of other authors along this bumpy path we call a career.Delete
This is a very interesting concept, Nancy. I love the mixed group. Cross-pollination is important! :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Yes, you never know who might end up trying your book and then liking a whole genre as a result.Delete
I've definitely benefited from being a part of this author group because of the information we exchange with each other, and the support of being a team.ReplyDeleteReplies
It's wonderful having a support group like this. We've benefited, as you say, from the support as well from tangible benefits like increases in our mailing list names.Delete
I've benefited from joining this lifeboat team. Cross-pollination of readers has bulked up my visibility on FB, twitter, on guest blogs, on our site, and through cross-marketing.ReplyDelete
Excellent recap, Nancy!Replies
I'm proud to be part of the team, Maggie!Delete
I love the idea of authors banding together to support each other, Nancy. I'm glad to know it's working for you. Thank you for sharing this great idea!ReplyDeleteReplies
We all share different responsibilities, too. Several of us manage the website, while others handle the contests. It helps to break things up among us depending on our skill levels.Delete
If I were to join such a group, I think I'd lobby to rebrand our vessel as a "tugboat" rather than a lifeboat. A craft designed to do the hauling and lifting of marketing and outreach!ReplyDeleteReplies
Yes, hauling and lifting but maybe also some lifesaving of our careers. When we're in a slump, it helps to have colleagues to buoy you afloat again.Delete
I'm curious to know, do you feel like there is a chance to lose your own brand/voice before it even gets established when you join such groups?ReplyDelete
How far do you get into your writing endeavor before something like this is beneficial?
I'm a newbie, so I'm just coming from the critique group perspective. I don't even have a finished work, so I'm not a candidate to get involved in such a group.Replies
I'd wait until you have a few books on the shelf. Then you'll have more to bring to a group and will know what you want to get out of it. But even if you have one book out, it can't hurt to have a reciprocal relationship with a few other author friends to share posts and tweets. There's no concern about losing your voice or brand. Joining a team doesn't mean you are giving up on your own promotional campaign.Delete
The lifeboat concept is a great way for writers to share marketing efforts, but also to learn what works and doesn't. As our Booklovers Bench group moves into its second year, we'll be looking for ways to leverage what we've done with what we need to do. It's a nice marketing double-check.ReplyDeleteReplies
That's so true, Terry. It's good to reevaluate every so often to see what works, what doesn't, and what can be done differently.Delete


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UTICA, N.Y. (WKTV) - Friday was a banner day for the Utica College Girls' Softball Team and the local economy is getting a boost, as well.
The team is going into the Empire 8 games this weekend in first place, giving them the privilege of hosting the weekend-long tournament, and, teams from around the state.
"We're excited to host," said Utica College Athletic Director Dave Fontaine. "It's the first time we've ever done this in U.C. history and the first time we've ever been number one regular season seed so we're excited about it."
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Sat, Aug 30, 2003
It's been a great few
weeks for Alan Klapmeier and the folks of Cirrus Design. Earlier
this week, they showed off their thousandth completed Cirrus
airframe and yesterday, ANN named their SR20 as our 2003 Plane of
the Year.
Just a few weeks before (at Oshkosh 2003), CD announced a
new Centennial Edition SR22 that will commemorate the 100th
anniversary of the Wright Brothers' first flight. Additionally,
another new model called the SRV was introduced with similar
styling, design and avionics to the company's SR20 model, certified
for VFR-only flight for $189,900 (an unheard of price for a four
place high performance aircraft... much less one that comes with an
Avidyne Entegra PFD/MFD system as standard equipment.
The company also announced that its fleet has become "all glass"
with the exclusive Avidyne Entegra PFD and MFD now standard
equipment in all Cirrus aircraft. Finally; the North Carolina Park
Service announced an exciting new addition to the First Flight
Centennial Celebration and Wright Brothers Memorial by Cirrus
Design: the creation of a new "Technology of Flight" exhibit. The
Cirrus SR22 airplane was also selected as the "Official Aircraft of
the First Flight Centennial Celebration. We should all have months
like these...
CD claims that no other start-up airplane company in the past 50
years has done what Cirrus has done - produce 1,000 aircraft within
four years of its first delivery --- according to industry
statistics dating back to 1946. Cirrus has grown from approximately
30 employees in 1994 to nearly 850 today. In the first two quarters
of 2004, Cirrus shipped 200 units out of an industry total for
single-engine aircraft of 626 units shipped, or 31.9 percent of the
total units shipped.
Holding the keys to their latest creation, a Centennial Edition
SR22 (N1000V) at their Duluth headquarters, Cirrus Design
Co-Founders Alan and Dale Klapmeier, contemplate the future of
aviation. "Since well before our first production aircraft was
delivered," says Alan Klapmeier, "we have held firm to the vision
of making flying easier and safer and, therefore, more accessible
to a broader range of pilots. Today, we have come one step closer
to that dream. Building our 1,000th aircraft is a true testament
that introducing new technology and unmatched safety measures can
help spur the growth of the personal aviation industry*."
The results have allowed the company to keep pace with the
demand as well as position itself for its next significant
production ramp up, anticipated to take place within a year. "We
have gone from producing nine planes in 1999 to production of 450
planes planned for this year," says company Executive Vice
President/Chief Operating Officer David Coleal. "It took 36 months
to produce the first 300 planes and only 18 months to manufacture
the next 700 aircraft." The next phase of the ramp up would
increase production from its current output of two planes per day
to three planes daily. "This will require another round of
operational changes to achieve that level - planning considerations
already in motion," he says.
Demand for the Cirrus SR20 and SR22 has grown steadily over the
past four years. The company set a new record of 51 planes sold in
July and this month is on target to continue the trend.
"The news continues to build for Cirrus as we enter the next 100
years of aviation," says Dale Klapmeier. "Reaching this milestone
was a goal that we only dreamed of a few years ago; and today it's
a reality. As we continue down the path of improving personal
aviation through advanced technology, the next 100 years of
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New Berlin - New Berlin Industrial Park businesses that have waited years for Ryerson Road to be rebuilt may have to wait somewhat longer.
The Common Council last week again bumped the massive $4 million reconstruction project from next year to 2015 - which would amount to a seven-year delay from when it was originally planned to begin.
For Mayor Jack Chiovatero, who strongly defended keeping the project in the 2013 roads budget, businesses have already waited too long.
Mayoral concerns
Chiovatero noted that some businesses have to ask for smaller trucks to bring deliveries because big trucks have trouble getting into driveways from Ryerson. Other businesses have stormwater problems that will be fixed when the road is redone, he said.
"This is not wise," he said, speaking with aldermen at the Nov. 27 meeting, of the delay. "A lot of tax base is sitting on Ryerson Road."
After the meeting, Chiovatero acknowledged he's worried that some businesses might even move out.
"We really need to take care of our industrial park," he said.
In addition he said, by delaying, the city will lose a $179,000 state grant.
"That's a lot of money," Chiovatero said.
A matter of finances
On the other side is the majority of the Common Council that agrees with Alderman Dave Ament, chairman of the Board of Public Works, who said the city simply can't afford Ryerson at this time.
The project is so huge that it would blow the roads budget for next year. That's partly because two other projects that are already under way need more funding, Ament said.
He agreed Ryerson needs to be done, but the city needs to bite the bullet if taxpayers are to be spared a tax spike.
As it is, a wave of higher debt payments tied to city projects and expenses approved some years ago started hitting taxpayers this year and will slam into them to the tune of $644,895 more next year, Ament said.
Even though the mayor brought in a zero increase operating budget for 2013, the levy was headed for a 2.6 percent increase - later reduced to 0.93 percent - because of those higher debt payments, he noted.
The city can't afford to borrow more than $5.5 million for roads per year, if it is to remain on some kind of even keel until the debt payments start to fall off again, probably in 2015 at the latest, Ament said.
Keeping Ryerson in the 2013 roads budget would have swelled it to $8.2 million.
Hoping for future savings
Putting the Ryerson work off to 2015 would result in a $7.2 million total for that year - still far above the $5.5 million target.
But Ament said the city might save money on projects prior to that point, leaving more resources to be put toward Ryerson. Or something else might happen to make the Ryerson project feasible in 2014, he said.
Losing the grant is bad, Ament agreed, but said the city can reapply.
The city might experience some small savings on projects in 2013 and 2014, but during the two-year delay, the $4 million Ryerson Road project will probably shoot up to $5 million, Chiovatero said.
Construction companies are hungry for work now, so bids are lower than normal, but they won't be hungry in 2015 when Zoo Interchange construction is under way, the mayor said. He estimated a 10 percent increase in construction bids once the massive Zoo Interchange work starts.
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- New Berlin Boy Scouts cleared for campout in park
- New Berlin drops some swim lessons due to lifeguard shortage