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He started his tenure with the Bradley County School System in 1957 where he taught at Bradley Central High School. He moved to the Administrative Offices and served in several positions including Assistant Superintendent to Bill Walker. He was also assistant women's basketball coach with Jim Smiddy during the years 1964 thru 1976, winning 4 state championships. He also served 12 years as a county commissioner where he was instrumental in getting the Tri-State Exhibition Center going and helping to defeat the proposed landfill in the Sixth District in Bradley County. He served on the boards of Bradley Memorial Hospital and Bradley County Nursing home.
He was a 1950 graduate of the Bradley Central High School. In 1951, he joined the Air Force and served during the Korean War. After being discharged from active duty, he served in the Air Force Reserves for 10 years.
His passion was horses being a well known trainer of Racking Horses and Hackney Ponies. He trained a seven time World Grand Champion Racking Horse named "Little Man". He was preceded in death by his wife, Barbara Cavett Austin; his parents, William Albert and Nellie Bell Austin; brothers: Roy and Bill Austin; a sister Martha Ann Mullins; and a special great-aunt, Jamie Hankins.
He was a member of the Keith Memorial United Methodist Church in Athens.
Left to cherish his memory is his wife, Anne Catron Austin of Athens; his daughter, Patty Phillips and her husband, Barry, of Cleveland; sons: Greg Austin and his wife, Pam, of Athens, Gary Austin and his wife, Shelley, of Cleveland; grandchildren: Paige Goins, Dustin Phillips, Amanda Miller, Kelley Ann Austin, Cameron Austin, Chase Austin, Rollins Austin, Abram Austin, Caleb Pierce, Callie Pierce, Harrison Kincaid and Onise Cox; great-grandchildren: Gabe Phillips, Andrew Bunch, Jacob Phillips, Hunter Goins, Morgan Miller, Mary Alden Miller; stepdaughters: Staci Lynne Catron of Atlanta and Sara Catron-Cox of Knoxville; sisters: Carlene Branham of Benton and Betty Johnson of Cleveland; several nieces and nephews; and a special friend, John Hayes.
A Remembrance of Life service will be held at 1 p.m. today, Feb. 28, 2013, at the North Chapel of Jim Rush Funeral Homes with the Rev. Dennie Humphreys of Keith Memorial United Methodist Church officiating.
The family will have visitation at the funeral home Thursday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The family requests that you make a donation to the charity of your choice in memory of Leon.
There will be a private burial service at a later date.
Please share your memories and condolences with Mr. Austin's family at www.jimrushfuneralhomes.com.


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I've been reading "Real Influence" by Robert Ullman and John Goulston (http://www.amazon.ca/Real-Influence-Persuade-Without-Pushing/dp/081442015X), and they talk about the importance of connecting authentically. In Real Influence, Ullman and Goulston refer to this authenticity as "Connected Influence".
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I find even students in an adult workshop setting remember information better and longer if it is tied to a story. I meet people who were in classes with my ten years ago and the things they remember from the experience almost always begin with "I loved that story you told when....." Which of course makes an good teacher want to gather more good stories! It's a delicious cycle.
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I love reading such great tips on incorporating stories - but my take is definitely how I am going to segue the advice into my workshop setting. I'm positive adding stories will help my students remember the all-important parts of what they're learning because of the opportunity I have to provide frames of reference that will make the information "real!"
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These techniques are not just great for structuring presentations but are very helpful with a lot of writing projects as well.
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(From the article) As a leader, the way you frame your stories affects more than just you. "You have to understand the importance of narrative," Bolman says. "A great leader tells a great story. The story serves as an intellectual framework, but it's also emotional and even spiritual. Typically, it's a story of great challenge, adventure, and achievement. A great story orients the leader, but also everyone around the leader. That helps them understand what the business is about and where you are trying to go."
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Just like the beginning of an older, yet beloved TV show - 'here's the story...." it sticks in our minds and helps us differentiate between all of the noise that we hear on a daily, hour and minute by minute basis.
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Storytelling levada a sério, por quem leva a inovação a sério. Vale a pena assistir com atenção.
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Excellente model (even an ad) for storytelling...:-)))
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Bottom line, add video and visuals to your PR messages and get a ton more exposure. Nice survey and stats included here. Self-serving for PR newswire of course, but, it tells the story. Get it? - Ken
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December 26, 2014 5:39 PM
The author says: "Stories tell the true journey of a person; of a client; of a company; of how they got from point A to B and why it's so important for them to advocate, give a testimony or be on the journey. And from there you draw the right crowd of people who want to be with you on the journey. All through telling a story."
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December 19, 2014 8:22 PM
Modern marketing remains a dynamic pursuit, always evolving. We are continually learning how our brains work and as such we know more today than ever before about how to engage people and move them to take an action. The author of this post Bob Deutsch says "Whatever the offering—dinner entrée, smartphone, a piece of clothing, or what have you—to be successful a product or brand story must feed people's appetite for self-expansion. Self-expansion isn't just a business driver, it's a life driver. Self-expansion moves everything forward." #TheFutureofBusiness #Storytelling
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If I could summarise this article in just a few words it would be: Brands (marketing) need to make a paradigm shift from targeting their messages at monochrome "consumers", and realise that consumers are in fact people, all of us different, and all of us on different journeys. People (not consumers) are more likely to use a product if they perceive the 'brand' understands some things about them. Reading time 5mins. |


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Many students following their heart down a desired career path often hear the phrase, "You'll never make it." But it doesn't faze them.
Kevin Wood, a former wedding DJ/karaoke host for Alsip-based A.S.A.P. Entertainment attended the Illinois Center for Broadcasting (ICB) in 2010, at age 28, to further his career in the entertainment industry, and he didn't listen to the naysayers.
"People who say, 'You'll never make it' are naive," explains the now 30-year-old, who earned a Radio & TV Broadcasting certificate from ICB and became on-air talent for WERV 95.9 The River in Aurora. "Anyone who puts in the effort to get an education can do whatever they want in any field. As long as you learn, study, make connections and prove your worth, you can make it in any business."
When 27-year-old Jillian Rutter left her job as a magazine editor to pursue a master's degree in education, some of her peers were less than enthused about the career switch. "A few people expressed displeasure, but I learned it can be destructive to base your personal and career decisions on others' opinions," she says. "Some were shocked I'd leave a 'glamorous' field; however, being personally fulfilled by my profession means more to me than being solely financially successful. I was looking for a field that would help me make a positive impact in the community. And after graduating from Loyola University Chicago in 2011, working in education could help me achieve those goals. Being an educator makes me feel like I'm making small-scale changes in my community, and I can readily see the impact when students improve their fluency, reading comprehension or critical thinking skills."
Aside from the logistics of entering your new profession with degree in hand, it's also important to remember the skills you've learned along the way in other jobs, as they may often transfer from one position to another. "My experience as a DJ/karaoke host was very useful as far as being comfortable on the mic and being able to work certain types of equipment," shares Mr Wood. "The skills were interchangeable, and the certificate gave me the extra advantage when it came to landing a job in radio."
Finding mentors is another big part of pursuing your dream job. "My former professor and now boss is Mark Zander at The River," says Mr. Wood. "He was a big help throughout the whole program at ICB and afterward. Even when I was hunting for jobs he inspired me and told me I had what it took and that I shouldn't stop. And when came into a position of power, he helped me get a job."
Angela Wisniewski, who's worked in visual merchandising for Adidas, Forever 21 and now Tory Burch, was fortunate to pursue her dream job early, attending Columbia College after high school and graduating in 2007. But Ms. Wisniewski agrees with Mr. Wood and says it's important to build lasting relationships with mentors in your field once you're in school, no matter when you decide to go.
"My former professor Dana Connell helped me realize my strong suit was in visual merchandising," explains the 28 year old. She gave me a lot of real-world advice and cleared up a lot of misconceptions about how 'glamorous' the fashion industry is. There's a lot of hard work involved. Also, spend a lot of time networking and meeting professionals in your field and try starting out with an internship or part-time job that will expose you to the work environment and actual day-to-day job responsibilities."
Ms. Rutter adds, "Do your research to find out if you need any additional education or training in order to get your dream job. Make a plan for how to take classes, and don't feel like you 'wasted time' in your previous career field." Mr. Wood agrees: "Don't second-guess yourself. If it's something you really want to do, you'll find the drive within yourself to get the education and move forward."


text: The Sylar wiki last edited by never give up on 07/28/13 09:53AM View full history OriginGabriel Gray was a watchmaker obsessed with the idea of being special. While working in his father's shop he was approached by Dr Chandra Suresh, who believed that Gray might be "Patient Zero". After some tests, however, he determined that he had been incorrect and left. Angered, Gray tracked down the next person from Suresh's list and, finding that he had a complete understanding of the man's telekinesis, murdered him and copied it for himself. Intensely remorseful about this murder, he nonetheless contacted Suresh again, and the pair worked together for some time, tracking down various other powered individuals. However, Suresh eventually realized that Gray was murdering everybody that they located. Confronted by Suresh, Gray murders him as well, and sets off on a nationwide murder spree, tracking other powered individuals and acquiring their powers.CreationSylar was created by Jeph Loeb for the popular television series Heroes. He made his first appearance in the third episode of the first season, "One Giant Leap".Major Story ArcsGenesisSylar's pattern of serial homicides begins to draw the attention of the FBI, most of whom do not believe he actually exists. In Texas he encounters Hiro Nakamura, who defeats him in a fight, and who later persuades him to save Charlie Andrews by offering to tell Sylar his future. Sylar does so, but is unhappy to learn that he is destined to die unhappy and unloved. Sylar tries to take the power of Claire Bennet but is prevented from doing so and is gravely injured in the attempt, allowing him to be captured and experimented on for some time. He manages to escape his confinement, and returns to his quest for new powers. This bring him in contact with Mohinder Suresh, whom he deceives in much the same way as he had his father. Like his father, Mohinder eventually realizes Sylar's true nature and incapacitates him, experimenting on him briefly before himself being incapacitated. Resolving to only kill those who do not deserve their powers, he visits his adoptive mother seeking reassurance. When he displays his powers she panics, ultimately resulting in her own death. Sylar concludes he is on the right path and travels to Kirby Plaza where he faces off against a number of heroes. He is stabbed through the stomach by Hiro and collapses, mortally wounded.GenerationsHe is rescued from his mortal wounding by a woman named Candice Wilmer. After numerous surgeries to repair his wound he awakes to find himself unable to use any of his stolen powers. Despite Candice's assurances that he will recover them he kills her and attempts to steal her power, but fails. He flees and wanders through the Mexican jungle for several days before being rescued by fugitive twins Maya and Alejandro Herrera. He travels with them in their quest to meet Chandra Suresh, revealing neither his previous connection to the doctor, nor the fact that he is dead. Maya trusts Sylar implicitly, but Alejandro is less trusting. Eventually, Sylar is able to force him from the group, and murders him when he attempts to return. He and Maya arrive at Mohinder's home where, after revealing his true nature and engaging in a brief fight, he steals the cure for the disease that is preventing him from using his powers and flees.VillainsThe cure works and he regains his telekinesis, but all of his other powers have disappeared. He immediately sets off to acquire more powers, finally succeeding in taking Claire's, although he decides not to kill her. He is soon captured by the mysterious group known as the Company, who imprison him. He meets Angela Petrelli, who offers to rehabilitate him and claims to be his real mother. Sylar becomes dedicated to rehabilitating himself, though he has difficulty controlling his hunger for power, which causes some difficulty in his work for the Company rounding up criminal superhumans. He is approached by Pinehearst Industries, who offer to allow him to continue murdering others and stealing their powers, but he declines. Later, he attempts to stop Peter Petrelli from going to Pinehearst, but is defeated and placed in a medical coma. Going to rescue Peter, he is confronted by Arthur Petrelli, who reveals that Sylar is capable of acquiring powers without killing. Soon it is revealed to him that Angela had lied about his parentage and, betrayed and angry, he gave up on attempting to reform. Instead, he trapped the Bennet family and Angela in a facility, planning to murder them all. He is stabbed in the back of the head, which prevents him from healing or reviving, and left alone in the facility, which explodes.FugitivesSurviving the explosion, Sylar begins the hunt for his birth parents. To this end he tracks down and tortures a number of people who may have the information, including his adoptive father. During his hunt he is ambushed by agents of Nathan Petrelli, who he is able to easily defeat. Taking one of the agents hostage, he invades the home of Luke Campbell, who reveals that he knows something of Sylar's real father. The pair travel to a diner that Sylar recalls from his childhood, and Sylar is able to recover memories of his childhood, including the fact that he witnessed his father killing his mother. Sylar finally finds his father, who is dying of cancer, and learns that he inherited his power to take the powers of others from his father. After the pair fight Sylar leaves him to die slowly of his disease. He next joins Emile Danko in his hunt for superhumans. During their first mission he acquires the power to shapeshift. This power causes trouble for him, as he finds it increasingly difficult to fully shift back into his true form, as well as finding that some of the memories and traits of those he impersonates continue to linger in his mind, driving him to an identity crisis. Impersonating Nathan, he formulates a plan to impersonate the President of the United States. Confronted by Nathan, he defeats him, but is then attacked by Danko, allowing Nathan to escape. He frames Danko for murder and eventually kills Nathan, stealing the latter's power and identity. He is then psychically convinced that he is Nathan.RedemptionLiving as Nathan, he begins to recover some memories of being Sylar, which eventually results in him being shot and left for dead in a shallow grave. Reviving, he finds he has amnesia, and wanders until he encounters a travelling carnival the houses powered individuals. Attempts are soon made to recover his memories, and he finds himself repulsed at who he used to be. Soon the Nathan persona reasserts itself and he flees the carnival, seeking aid from his "brother", Peter. The pair are eventually shown the true Nathan's dead body, and seek Matt Parkman, who was responsible for turning Sylar into Nathan. Matt, meanwhile, is being tormented by Sylar's mind, which has latched onto his own and attempts to force Matt to reunite his mind and his body. Eventually, Sylar manages to take control of Matt's body, though Matt resists and almost manages to commit suicide. However, they are rescued by Nathan and Peter, and Sylar is able to orchestrate the return of his mind to his body. Though the Nathan persona resists, Sylar eventually takes control of his body once more. He next seeks out Claire, and after a discussion with her he determines that removing all of his powers is the only way for him to be happy again. He forces Matt to remove his powers, but Matt fails, and instead traps Sylar in a nightmare and locks him in the basement of his house. He is soon joined in the nightmare by Peter, and the pair reconcile and eventually orchestrate an escape from Sylar's mind.Brave New WorldThe pair attempt to leave Matt's home, and Matt refuses to allow Sylar to leave until eventually being convinced that Sylar has changed. Sylar and Peter then travel to New York where they rescue Emma Coolidge from Eric Doyle. Sylar reflects that rescuing Emma and defeating, but not killing, Doyle made him feel good. He then embarks on his career as a hero.Powers and AbilitiesIn heroes Sylar's personal and innate ability is the power to determine exactly how things work ( For example knowing how watches work ) . Sylar used this innate ability to discover how to take the abilities of other evolved humans ( and then take their powers ) . He determined that Chandra Suresh was correct that the abilities are based in the brain, and several of Sylar's victims have had their skulls opened and brains removed. By studying his victims' brains he is able to determine how their powers work and replicate those abilities himself.Arthur revealed to Sylar that he can obtain the abilities of other people without killing them through empathy. Arthur left Sylar in a room with Elle, with whom he had a long talk, after which Sylar manifested her ability. It is unknown whether this manifestation was related to empathic mimicry or just a different method of using intuitive aptitude to understand an ability.With this ability comes a 'hunger' for more knowledge and power. Sylar believes that it is this hunger that drives him to murder others and steal their powers. Twice he has been able to suppress this hunger. In one one future he battled to keep his hunger in check for the sake of his son, while in another he had acquired enough abilities to the point where he was comfortable eradicating every other evolved human (and thus, destroying every other ability) on the planet.According to his assignment tracker file at primatechpaper.com, Sylar's control index is 76%. His data analysis shows his biological level at 40, cerebral at 85, elemental at 45, and temporal/spatial at 20.During their conversation, Sylar and Noah confirmed that Sylar has multiple abilities (Fallout); however, apart from telekinesis, the Company was unable to identify what these powers were (Godsend). Based on Mohinder's statement to the authorities (Fallout) that at least six people from his father's list have been murdered by Sylar (prior to Zane Taylor), it's likely that Sylar had acquired at least ten abilities before he was infected with theShanti virus in Kindred: the six Mohinder mentioned, plus four he acquired after Mohinder made his statement.While he was infected, he attempted to take an ability from Candice Wilmer, but he was unable to use it. In an interview, the writers confirmed that Sylar was unable to acquire this ability while infected.After he cured himself of the virus (Powerless) he was once again able to use his innate ability in addition to the ability he had acquired from Brian Davis, which he retained due to his guilt over killing Brian . He was not, however, able to use the other abilities he acquired before his infection (confirmed here).He has acquired several new abilities since curing himself of the virus and continues to acquire more, although he now seems to pursue them less obsessively.He inherited intuitive aptitude from his father, Samson Gray.Alternate VersionsFive Years GoneFive years in an alternate future, Sylar is blamed for an explosion that destroyed New York by President Nathan Petrelli. Believed to be dead, he murders Nathan and impersonates him, declaring war on all superhumans. He soon learns that a number of heroes are massing to rescue Hiro, and he confronts them. The result is unknown.I Am Become DeathFour years in an alternate future, Sylar has returned to his life as Gabriel Gray and suppressed his hunger for powers in order to take care of his young son. However he is sought by Peter Petrelli, who needs help using Sylar's intuitive aptitude. A team lead by Claire soon attack hoping to kill Peter, but instead kill Sylar's son. Enraged, he loses control of his powers and causes an explosion which levels the town they are in. His fate is unknown.Seven Minutes to MidnightSylar originally kills Charlie Andrews and takes her power. He is prevented from doing this by Hiro, and ultimately ends up saving Charlie's life instead.Other MediaTelevisionHeroesSylar appears in all seasons of the television show Heroes as a major antagonist. He is played as an adult by Zachary Quinto, and as a child by Joshua Rush.Robot ChickenA parody of Sylar appears in a sketch on the comedy program Robot Chicken. He is played by Zachary Quinto.


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"It's hard to put it into words, and maybe one doesn't need to"
In many ways the most powerful words spoken on that fateful day, and ones still relevant today (in the specific context of the impact that those buildings coming down had on the tens of thousands of people in the vicinity).
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What a shame that these important historical records are tainted with fuzzy-headed conspiracy thought. There is no point in debating those who obsessively defend these imagined intrigues, unless perhaps to refer them to Richard Hofstadter's "The Paranoid Style of American Politics" (1964).
Of course, to appreciate this coverage is to acknowledge the confusion, trauma and denial experienced by the newcasters, stresses they overcame at some times better than others. Newscasters needed to determine whether they should be turning to numerous feeds from New York and Washington and pick from a variety of sources and images to understand what was happening from the perspectives of national security reports, emergency response, and the plight of survivors. While they strove to avoid speculation and at the same time keep up with reports.
The draw of the spectacle and feelings of horror were impossibly incongruous, but it was probably easier for many viewers to absorb what was happening in the live video than it was for those assigned to process the reports and coordinate them with surprising live images. As we listen to Peter Jennings, John Miller and Don Dahler struggling to be accurate and timely within an unfolding tragic spectacle, we are relieved for Jennings when, after the second tower collapse, he marshals 14 seconds of silence before he sighs and says, "It's hard to put into words, and maybe one doesn't need to."
The combination of Don Dahler's experience and his vantage point to the towers makes this live coverage both more accurate and poignant. As confused as Jennings often was, he and his producers displayed a more nimble readiness to adapt coverage to the events than newscasters at other networks, as we are shocked by the tower collapses.
The first tower collapse occurs live on screen as Pierre Thomas is reporting to Jennings on the Justice Department. Jennings struggles with what he sees on tape and hears from Dahler. (When reading this, it helps to remember that the second tower hit was the first to collapse.)
JENNINGS: Let's go to the trade tower again, because we now have a — what do we have? We don't… [Pause.]
MILLER: It looks like, a new plume, a new large plume of smoke. [Pause.]
JENNINGS: No, it may be that something fell off the building. It may be that some has fall… Yep, we don't know to be perfectly honest. But that is what you're looking at, is the current — that's the scene at the moment at the World Trade Center. Don Dahler from ABC's Good Morning America down in the general vicinity. Don, can you tell us what just happened?
DAHLER: Yes, Peter, it's Don Dahler down here. I'm four blocks north of the World Trade Center. The second building that was hit by the plane has just completely collapsed. [South tower collapse begins replaying for the first time.] The ENTIRE building has just collapsed, as if a demolition team set off — when you see the old demolitions of these old buildings.
UNKNOWN: My God.
DAHLER: It folded down on itself and it is not there anymore.
UNKNOWN: That should be it.
JENNINGS: [Trying to sign off.] Thanks very much, Don.
DAHLER: It has completely collapsed.
JENNINGS: [Pause.] The whole side has collapsed? I'm looking…
DAHLER: The whole BUILDING has collapsed.
JENNINGS: The whole building has collapsed?
DAHLER: The building has collapsed.
JENNINGS: That's the southern tower you're talking about.
DAHLER: Exactly, the second building that we witnessed the airplane enter has been — the top half had been fully involved in flame. It just collapsed. There is panic on the streets, thousands of people running up Church Street, which is what I'm looking out on, trying to get away. [Dahler second guesses himself, and now seems to consider that the plume might be obstructing his view.] But the entire — at least as far as I can see, the top half of the building — at least half of it — I can't see below that — half of it. Just started with a gigantic rumble, folded in on itself, and collapsed in a huge plume of smoke and dust.
JENNINGS: [Pause.] We are talking about massive casualties here at the moment and we have…[sighs]. [Pause as Jennings watches the plume form in the replay.] That is extraordinary.
DAHLER: There is panic on the streets. There are people screaming and running from the site. [Pause.] The gigantic plume of smoke has reached me and I'm probably a quarter mile north of there.
UNKNOWN: Peter.
[Long pause as replay begins again from start.]
JENNINGS: Now this is a — this is what it looked like moments ago. [Pause.] My God. The southern…tower. Ten o'clock Eastern time this morning. Just collapsing…on… itself. We have no idea what caused this. If you wish to bring — anybody who's ever watched a building being demolished on purpose knows that if you're going to do this, you have to get at the under infrastructure of a building and bring it down.
[Recall that it was Dahler, not Jennings, who first mentioned demolition, but only as a metaphor, saying "as if" a demolition team had set it off. Jennings is calmly echoing Dahler by talking about demolition. Dahler now probably feels compelled to clarify. The stress of maintaining accuracy is heard in Dahler's nervous restatements.]
DAHLER: Peter? Uh, what appeared to happen from my vantage point, the top of the building was totally involved in fire and there was — there appeared to be no effort possible to put that fire out. It looked like the top part of the building was so weakened by the fire that the weight of it collapsed the rest of the building. That's what appeared to happen. I did not see anything happening at the base of the building. It all appeared to start at the top. [Pause.] There was no explosion or anything at the base part of it, but I did see the top part of it started to collapse, the walls started to bulge out — brick, glass, things coming out, and then it collapsed in on itself and it appeared to just fold down from there, from the very top.
JENNINGS: Thanks, Don, very much. Um, just looking at that. I don't know why [sighs]. The last time the United States was attacked in this fashion was Pearl Harbor in 1941.
MILLER: Um…
JENNINGS: John?
MILLER: From the scene now, uh, there's obviously massive casualties. Usually during these things there's a little bit of a high pitch but basic calm over the police radios among emergency workers. Um, I can hear them screaming…Signal 1013, uh, which is the police code for help, uh, calling for help.
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Dahler was correct!
Dahler was right there and could clearly see that Jennings was wrong - the bottom of the building was NOT falling as it would in a controlled demolition. What was he supposed to do? Hold his tongue in case years later some idiot on a message board would think it sounded suspicious?
perkoff -
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Even more interesting is this Don Dahler guy correcting Peter Jennings. It's almost as if he was told not to let that thought get out there. I don't remember any other mention of a controlled demolition until a few years later. It seems like that was Peter Jennings initial thought. It's really scary how that Don Dahler guy reacted.
ABC Network Coverage - Collapse of Towers 1 and 2
First few minutes of coverage are from the Washington, DC affiliate, however the coverage switches back over to Jennings about two minutes prior to the first collapse (Tower 2).
A very interesting story is shared about 10-15 minutes into the feed regarding Ramsey Yusef (sp?) and his thoughts post-1993 WTC bombing... quite incredible.
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It's the first week of September, and here in France, real life is beginning anew. That's because this time of year marks la rentrée — literally, "the re-entry," or the official start of the new school year. But the reality here is that the whole back-to-school thing — which Americans find pretty easy to ignore if we don't have kids heading back to classes — applies whether you're 5 years old or 50.
That's because the whole of French society's pretty much been away — or if not away, not working — for the past month. Boulangeries and restaurants bolt their doors. House and apartment shutters are rolled down and stay that way. Whole offices close down. The main folks roaming the streets of Paris in August are foreign tourists who likely found good deals on rental apartments and hotels, as French residents who can afford to escape to somebody's beach (whether in France or elsewhere) usually do.
Those of us who grew up in the United States find it hard to grasp the fact that an entire First World country nearly shuts itself down for the entire month of August. HOW in the world is this possible, we wonder? What about all the sales you're leaving on the table? The income you're willingly giving up during one of the worst economic crises the world has ever seen? In our experience, capitalism and the almighty dollar-euro-pound rules. PERIOD.
So what if you don't have time to take a real vacation? Spend quality time with your kids? There's (presumably) time for all that after the money's been made. In the States, we get what — Thanksgiving and the day after off work, Christmas Eve and Christmas, New Year's Day, one day off at Memorial Day, one or two days off for Labor Day Weekend during the year? If we're lucky, perhaps we also get a week or two of so-called "vacation" time, but in this fearful, what-if-the-boss-needs-to-reach-me-and-I'm-out-of-touch environment, we either spend half of it checking e-mail or worrying that we should. But that's what makes America great, right?
We can joke all we want about European productivity (or the lack thereof), but there's something wonderfully refreshing about employees TRULY going "on holiday," their out-of-office e-mails making it clear that they WON'T be checking their inboxes for two, three or four weeks. No exceptions, whether they're the secretary or the owner of the company. Their bounced-back messages tell you who to contact if you need assistance during that time. The Do-Not-Disturb hint comes through loud and clear.
I don't begrudge those who had "day jobs" to escape from or spouses or significant others whisking them away to some sandy, sun-drenched beach. As a constantly working freelancer who moved to France in January, I unfortunately have neither time nor the extra funds for a non-work-related getaway. And I can't remember the last time I took a vacation — either in the two years I've been self-employed or even when I worked full-time in corporate America — without at least one laptop in tow.
Ever the conscientious one, I'd call into hours-long conference calls from rental apartments during much-needed vacations on the French Riviera and in Buenos Aires. Assembled company newsletters when I should have been strolling the streets of Paris or meeting some cute Frenchman in a café. Literally sitting on a sandy beach, waves lapping near my feet while on my BlackBerry phone, helping plan this-or-the-other magazine feature instead of chilling with a good book. Looking back, NONE of this self-sacrifice did me any good in the long run, either at said companies OR in my personal life. "But I know," in the words of Jimmy Buffett's "Margaritaville," "it's my own damn fault."
Which brings me back around to the point of this post. GOOD for the French, the Italians, and other Europeans who shut this madness DOWN one month a year. Folks are back at their offices refreshed and seem genuinely content to be there. Conference calls I've participated in begin with rounds of pleasantries about everyone's breaks, and they actually seem to care what their colleagues did and where they went. There's something to be said for total disconnection. Too bad I had to move to France to learn that lesson.
Tell me, do you ever TRULY disconnect from the rat race during the summer (or any time during the year)? And if so, how has it affected your attitude and mood once you DO get back to work?


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New COCOCOZY Naturals linen pillow covers were a big seller at the New York International Gift Fair. (above) |
I had so much fun at the New York International Gift Fair (NYIGF)...a great time meeting so many nice people, introducing new COCOCOZY textiles to buyers, hanging out with fab Associate Operations Manager KS (who loves the color pink) in the booth, chatting with our neighbors and I got about a half hour to walk around the fair and see what else is new for Spring.
The fair closed at noon yesterday and we were done packing up the booth by 4p. It took us about a day and half to set everything up and just 4 hours to break everything down. It is a little sad when they start rolling up the carpet at the fair and then when the mass tear down starts. The good news is that we all know that in a few months we'll be doing it all again.
So with that...some final images from the winter New York International Gift Fair!
Our new colorways and styles in the COCOCOZY luxury linen collection have been a huge hit...sea foam green, sea green and charcoal grey seem to be in for spring! (above) |
Pantone Christmas ornaments and vinyl folding chairs from Seletti! (above and below) |
More color in the form of Harvey & Strait cocktail napkins for spring! Harvey & Strait were are our across the way neighbors at the fair and it was a pleasure spending the week with them! (above and below) |
Pom Pom at Home's oversized cable knit pillows were oh so popular at the show! As chance would have it, my friends Hilde and her son Sam Leiaghat who are from Los Angeles, were COCOCOZY next door neighbors at the show. We spent a nice amount of time enjoying their company! (above) |
One last shot of the booth on the last day of the New York International Gift Fair...and then.... |
The carpet is rolled up.... |
Everything in the booth comes down.... |
And the lights go off...and the show comes to a close...until next time... |
I cried a few times at dinners out with my good friends during this trip. Best of friend AM thinks I may just have been tired...because I've been working so hard (late nights, early mornings, 2 full time jobs for almost a year and half)...but I think I was more crying thankful tears than tired ones. Both times I teared up I was with best of friend AM who has been a constant rock through this, other best of friend FF who flew in all the way from New Orleans with friend FM, AM's sweet hubby JE and KS. While we were all sitting out to dinner as everyone was chatting, I started to think about the wonderful people in my life including my mom and my sis DS (who came all the way to NYC to hang out with me before the show), my extended family (AJ, SS, RM, MP, JP, LB, MA, AY, ES, LS, JS (family friend who is like family) and so many more), and friends like NS, BN, JD, AZ, RK, CJ, JT, JLF, A.Ro, AT, JL, RRM, AG and fab Associate Operations Manager KS (who loves the color pink) and all of the lovely supportive readers who came by during the week at the gift fair to cheer us on. I was a little tired of talking about all that we've done this last year to start up this business (not tired of talking to people but I felt like talking so much about COCOCOZY was boring to others and I was leading my own "brag fest"), but each time someone said they were inspired by the COCOCOZY story...it energized me. So I cried at dinner...not sad tears...but happy ones...
There's a long road to travel before my business gets to where I want it to be...lots of hard work ahead...I will I'm sure cry "tired tears", "scared tears", "disappointment tears", "sad tears" at some point during this journey of building a business (and hopefully I'll have the strength of character to wipe those kinds of tears away and keep plugging along)...but this week during the NYIGF winter show, the tears shed were happy and thankful tears.
Happy Friday!
P.S. Let's see...want to make sure to mention all of the wonderful people I met. Connecticut based interior designer Liz Joy from Shorely Chic blog stopped by...we had a nice long chat during a slow period in the booth. Liz is awesome...she is like me...leading a double life of sorts...Liz has a day job and then blogs and does interior design on the side. I hope my babbling was helpful to her. While Liz was there at the booth, New York designer Mimi McAndrew stopped in as well...Mimi was quite lovely too. Designer Keita Turner also stopped by to say hi earlier in the week. Home accessories designer Dabney Lee stopped by with her whole team to say hi.
P.P.S. Oh and how could I forget, interior designer Maria Koundourou of MK Square Studio, who interned for me way back when and who is now an interior designer came by too - what a delight to meet Maria in person after having worked with her virtually so long ago...I was so so so so happy to have some time to talk with her...she was and is delightful. I may be emailing her today for some help on a project in fact!
P.P.P.S. Good friend CJ stopped by the booth yesterday. She was so sweet, she helped us start the break down of the booth. We later went to drinks with her and her talented NYC interior designer sister Jennifer Jones who runs of J Logan Interiors. KS and I were so hungry after working all afternoon to break down the booth that we gobbled down appetizers at a rate that I think was surprising to both Jennifer and CJ! Ooops!
P.P.P.P.S. Also, a thank you to KH and DG who have been so entirely supportive...they work with the gift fair and they have been such a great and fabulous help.
P.P.P.P.P.S. A stand out to me at the fair were the pillows from Luru Home...started by two sisters. Their blue and white imported pillows are gorgeous. They stopped by the booth to say thanks at the beginning of the show because they said I chatted with them at the last show and gave them some advice about showing their collection. I don't remember speaking with them back then but was so happy to know that something I said may have been helpful. Then I went down the aisle and saw their collection...just wonderful. Never got around to taking pictures of their display but I'll do a post on them in the future!
P.P.P.P.P.P.S. Happy happy Friday again!
P.P.P.P.P.P.P.S. Did I mention how best of friend AM got me to stop my welling tears at the dinner table? She threatened that we (she, her hubby and I) would walk the 5 blocks from the restaurant to her house instead of taking a cab. I am a Los Angelenos through and through...why walk when you can drive? Plus it was FREEZING outside (reminder that anything below 70 degrees Farenheit for me is FREEZING). So I immediately stopped the sappy emotional blubbering since I knew I did NOT want to walk home. We ended up walking home. I was duped! LOL!
P.P.P.P.P.P.P.P.S. Oooohhhh just saw that our Special Edition Valentines Day Candle is featured on Casa Sugar today! Yippee!
P.P.P.P.P.P.P.P.P.S. I have officially overdone it with P.S.s today. I know. Will get it under control for the next post. I wonder if I can write a post without a single P.S.? I'll try tomorrow. I just have so much stuff to chit chat about and aside thought bubbles going at all times, the P.S. has been a great platform for all of my many random thoughts. Thank goodness I am no longer in school...if I had any kind of writing professor they would surely give me bad marks for this misuse and abuse of the P.S. P.S. Am sorry for misusing the P.S. :-)
All photos in this post by Coco of COCOCOZY


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They came for water. And for food. And as it turned out, we were the food. But humanity bravely resisted - a struggle seen in the hit miniseries "V" and "V: The Final Battle." Yet the war continues in the V Complete Series DVD set. The heroic conflict comes to a surprising outcome in "V: The Series," presented complete and uncut in this 3-disc, 19-episode set.
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As you guys know, I have a love-hate relationship with off days. Aside from them being necessary because of travel and whatever, they're hard on us fans. The World Series is intense and a day away from it, while it should be relaxing, just leaves ample time for us all to go stir crazy. (On which note, anyone else see World War III break out on Twitter today about sabermetrics and the Giants? As I said. Stir crazy.)
The Giants are up 2-0 in the series, which is obviously the best way to go into an off day. A little feeling of confidence is unavoidable (not to mention, wonderful) but this team has come from behind to steal too many series' this season for me to write off the Tigers.
Madison Bumgarner helped out the cause quite a bit with a stellar performance last night, making us all basically feel like slackers, because he's 23 and he's already pitched in two World Series game, not to mention he has a World Series ERA of… 0.00.
Do those zeros look like googly eyes to you? Because they do to me. Googly eyes like, "Holy crap, how did we get this lucky?"
The series heads to freezing Detroit now, so it seems only fitting to give full disclosure that I absolutely have a Detroit complex. See, the Bay Area part of me doesn't fall prey to the evils of consumerism and advertising, but… I am a complete sucker for those Chrysler commercials.
My sources tell me Detroit is not nearly that pretty (understatement of the year? Perhaps.), but still. I hope FOX does some pretty shots of the city. With that completely awesome slow-mo camera of theirs, maybe? A girl can dream. A girl can also have nightmares. Which I have had about that awesome slow-mo camera of theirs.
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Oneida County now has a new program that allows non-violent felons to have their records expunged.
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Thousands of fans came out Monday night to see the long awaited game.
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