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December 02, 2005
IAEM: Full Frontal PR
Yes, I'll take credit for getting Richard Laermer on this year's IAEM program. Richard came to me via Kevin Dugan of PRBlog (who was recommended by Dana Vanden Heuvel - so it was another of those "blog connection" benefits). Once the recommendation was made, Kip Eads did a great job in securing Richard's appearance in Atlanta.
Unfortunately I missed the opening 20 minutes of Richard's presentation (had to send out an email campaign for a client between sessions). But, it was definitely worth showing up for the balance.
The running theme I picked up on in this session is Richard's belief that every story can find a celebrity angle. His contention is that news with celebrity connections gets read while news that is probably much more important often goes ignored. Richard half-jokingly suggested the question, "How does Jessica Simpson tie into this story?" The point being, it's worth it to find that celebrity angle - or something close to it.
The secondary theme was "trendspotting" and how to work your message into a current trend. If you can identify trends and memes that can be attached to your story, go for it.
As an example of how to employ trendspotting, Richard introduced the concept of "Escapist News". This is news that is tied to a more sensationalistic angle.
A trade show example of this would be if I were to create a survey for Coverings and found that women considered tile and stone sexier than carpet. I'd then work to get that placed into selected trade pubs in the distributor/retail, architecture, design and residential building markets. Once there, we'd work on crossing the chasm over to general interest publications, like USA Today or People or even Cosmo. The result would be a run on tile and stone with downstream benefits to Coverings.
There were many other tidbits conveyed, but I'd suggest buying the book for the full impact, or seeing Richard in a longer form presentation. However, I'll note that one of the best questions - and one we all deal with - was asked by Tom Maher: "How do we measure PR success - what metrics should we look for?"
Richard's answer was somewhat surprising - PR can't be measured in metrics. How you gauge PR success really depends on how you acquire your customers. Measuring "success" is not in the numbers, it's in how do people (and reporters) feel about your company. Did your PR agency bring more people to you? Did they introduce you to more influencers? If you can explain what you want to accomplish via PR and your agency then provides that to you - that's success.
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Hi Rich,
Thanks for the kind words, but it just seemed like the right question to ask, it was where RL was heading with his excellent presentation but couldn't continue because of time constraints.
He explained many of the strategy and tools at work in executing media strategy, but in my humble opinion, the output at the end of the day should also be something we can take to the boss and explain the expenditure of time/resources, much like sales or marketing. At least nowadays it seem like it HAS to be, because we are now taught to enforce the almighty ROI rule.
I put sales force data and PR "hit" metrics side by side and I am struggling to put equal value to them.
That being said, with Google, Cymfomy, Intelliseek and the rest out promising that PR metrics are possible to some extent online, that's interesting.
Also importantly, in the post-session chat, he talked about packaging up media "hits" to become part of your marketing efforts, which lends credibility to your sales efforts. A key point, I think.
PR is not going away - the opposite in fact. But we continue to wrangle with cost-benefit, and increasingly so under the scrutiny of ROI-minded executive management.
A great session all-around.
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I have read similar postings here and was pleased at the responses. I hope you folks can give me the same. I am in a serious relationship with a woman who is the love of my life. We would love to get married but there is a HUGE problem - our children. I have a 4 year old daughter who is according to myself, her mother and everyone who meets her, well mannered, respectful and well behaved. On the other hand, my girlfriends 8 year old son is obnoxious, rude, disrespectful, hateful and foul mouthed. He doesnt listen to his mother, myself, his grandparents or anyone else. I have tried to talk to my girlfriend about him only to be met with criticism and anger. She defends all of her sons actions whether they are good or bad. What bothers me most is his treatment of my daughter. When asked if she would tolerate her son being treated in a similar manner she said that she would not. Still, she does nothing to correct the behavior. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. |
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You may not like my advice, but I'd be thinking very seriously about your relationship. You said "I have tried to talk to my girlfriend about him only to be met with criticism and anger. She defends all of her sons actions whether they are good or bad." I haven't been married all that long, so I am not an authority on marriage, but I do know that if my husband and I were not able to talk things through we wouldn't have lasted two months. If your GF is just dismissing your concerns without even considering them, IMO that does not bode well for your future. Bad behavior of a child is something that a family can deal with, if the adults are united. If Mom doesn't even see it as a concern, SF is not going to be able to change it on his own, period. You owe it to your daughter to not stick her into the middle of this. |
You did what you supposed to do. You have concerns about your daughter safety and his behavior is out of control. One day that 8 yrs old is going to a teenager and if she doesn't do something about it now there's going to be a bigger problems. You have a responsibility to protect your daughter and if you have to end the relationship to do that, Oh well!! |
- Posted by country1_2010 (My Page) on Tue, Jul 20, 10 at 23:04
Thanks Judy. Good advice. |
- Posted by country1_2010 (My Page) on Wed, Jul 21, 10 at 7:10
Wanted to add a few other things to make the picture a little more vivid. My GF told me in the beginning and still to this day not to try and compete with her son as he will always be number one. He is the most spoiled young man i have ever met and knows that he has his mother wrapped around his little finger. At 8 years old, all he has to do is whine and he gets his way. |
- Posted by glazedover (My Page) on Wed, Jul 28, 10 at 18:45
Unfortunately I agree that the relationship with "the love of your life" may be doomed. The only possible hope might be serious family counseling, but you and your GF must first sort out whether you have the same styles of parenting. If not....welll....I'd think very long and hard about a future with her and her son. |
- Posted by parent_of_one (My Page) on Wed, Jul 28, 10 at 22:46
she sounds like a parent who never sees anything wrong in their children. it sounds like 8-year-old is difficult and she refuses to acknowledge it. I think counseling might help. I agree with glaze. |
It is time to give up. If she lets an 8 year old run her life then you need to get out now!!! That 8 year old will be a teenager running the home and then an adult still running your lives. I have seen it in my own family and its awful! I am not saying that our children should not be our first priority because they should come before anyone or anything else. With that said there are certain lines in a parent/child relationship and I feel when a parent lets their child do whatever they want and gives them no boundries they are not putting their child first. Instead they are filling their own need to be "liked" by their child. As a parent I think it is our job to teach our children how to behave and teach them right from wrong, not worry about if the child might be mad at you for putting your foot down. You mention that she mistreats your child, that alone should be enough reason to end the relationship! |
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Former Prime Minister Michel Rocard, a moderate Socialist commissioned by conservative President Nicolas Sarkozy, will present a report on Friday calling for a carbon tax on fossil fuels used in transport and heating (hat tip Les Echos). Speaking on France Inter radio, Rocard confirmed the broad outlines of his complex proposal, which would return some of the proceeds of the "Climate Energy Contribution" in a "temporary and partial" payment to poor households, the elderly and people living in remote areas who are dependent on their cars. The goal would be to preserve the "price signal" needed to change consumer behaviour and reduce emissions of carbon dioxide, the greenhouse gas most blamed for global warming.
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Les Echos calculates that with the heating fuel surcharge, highest on households using oil- or gas-fired central heating, the cost to some households would be more than 300 euros a year. The tax would raise 8.3 billion euros in revenue next year, roughly half of it from households and half from companies. Part of the proceeds would go to finance the abolition of an unpopular business tax, the "taxe professionnelle", which helps fund local government. Overall, Rocard says his proposal will be neutral on the tax burden.
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Most experts agree that a carbon tax, based on a global price for carbon, would be the simplest and most logical way to use market forces to bring down greenhouse gas emissions. But it is not politically feasible in most countries. The French, with their Cartesian logic and their tradition of a strong, dirigiste state, are among the few nations outside the Nordic area with the political will to impose one. We can only hope that other countries will follow in their slipstream.
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text: EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENTIn 1923, three years after the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment, Alice Paul and other members of the National Woman's Party drafted a proposed constitutional amendment that would extend equal rights to women. Almost fifty years later, the U.S. Congress passed the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), and it was forwarded to the states for approval on March 22, 1972. The amendment's three sections stated that "Equality under the law shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any state on account of sex. The Congress shall have the power to enforce, by appropriate legislation, the provisions of this article. This amendment shall take effect two years after the date of ratification." If ratified, the amendment would become the twenty-seventh to the U.S. Constitution. Amendments require ratification by three-fourths of the state legislatures. Congress established a seven-year time limit for approval of the ERA by the states. The campaign started quickly, with thirty-four of the required thirty-eight states voting to approve the ERA by 1975. In 1977 Indiana was the thirty-fifth and last state to ratify the amendment. ERA supporters obtained an extension of the deadline until June 30, 1982. The ERA initially enjoyed widespread support in Oklahoma, and as the 1982 deadline neared, the state became a focal point for both advocates and opponents. Eleanor Smeal, president of the National Organization for Women, visited the state capital to urge Oklahoma legislators to approve the amendment. Finally, in 1982 the matter was taken up for debate in the legislature. Despite strong opposition in the House of Representatives, supporters hoped that approval in the Senate would provide the boost needed for passage. On January 13, 1982, the Senate vetoed the ratification bill with a vote of 27-21. The House of Representatives never brought the measure to a vote. Oklahoma was one of fifteen states, mostly southern and western, that did not ratify the amendment before time ran out. Consequently, the ERA was never enacted. SEE ALSO: CLETA DEATHERAGE MITCHELL, SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT, WOMEN, WOMEN'S RIGHTS MOVEMENT. BIBLIOGRAPHY: Janet K. Boles, The Politics of the Equal Rights Amendment: Conflict and the Decision Process (New York: Longman, 1979). Daily Oklahoman (Oklahoma City), 14 and 20 January 1982. New York Times, 14 and 19 January 1982. Sarah K. Tyson © Oklahoma Historical Society |


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One of the most important historical and conceptual frames for this special issue is the frame provided by the English language itself—from its mid-18th-century standardization to the ongoing, exponential increase in the number of its speakers throughout the Hobsbawmian long 19th century and beyond. Thus, the question of philology—and especially, for present purposes, the question of the relation of philology and prosody. Andrew Elfenbein begins to broach this question in his book Romanticism and the Rise of English (2009), concerned chiefly with Romantic writers' confrontation with "fully standardized English" (7). In disciplinary terms, Elfenbein asserts, "philology's autonomy threatens literary criticism" (4), and his book essays a defusing of that threat by demonstrating that the distinctive histories these disciplines trace can, in fact, be excitingly told in relation to one another. Most relevant for present purposes is Elfenbein's chapter on "Sounding Meaning," which begins to restore to view some of the period's institutional and performative encounters between elocution and prosody.
Building on Elfenbein's work, how could we further improve the "fit" between philology and historical poetics? What is the fate of prosody in the long 19th century, specifically in relation to the steep escalation of the stakes of linguistic determination? When and how does meter trump elocution and vice versa?—and in answering this question, what are the implications for the ways in which English poetry is both recited and written around the world, including as elements of basic language instruction? How do the elocutionists' rules and diacritical and other typographical markings comport and compare with those of the prosodists?—and how do we make clear that this sort of question, in particular, is far less dusty than it seems?


text: Charles A. Woodruff Letter August 1877 A few days after the battle of Big Hole, August 11, 1877, First Lieutenant Charles Woodruff wrote a letter to his wife Louise recounting the battle. He was shot in the left heel and in both legs but recovered and resumed his career with the US Army. Woodruff served in the Civil War. He subsequently entered the U.S. Military Academy at West Point and graduated in 1871. After recovering from his wounds at Big Hole, Woodruff continued his military career with postings at Forts Leavenworth and Vancouver, and served in the Philippine Islands before retiring. He died in San Francisco in 1920 at the age of 75. Link to transcript. Big Hole National Battlefield, BIHO 3572


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Prove that a group of order 150 is not simple.
If we have the following: For any finite group $G$ and subgroup $H$ we have $|G:H|=n$ then there exists a normal subgroup $K$ of $G$ contained in $H$ and $|G:K|$ divides $n!$. So suppose that we have that $G$ is not simple and so by Sylow theory we have $6$ subgroups of order $25$, denote one $X$. We also have that $K=\{e\}$ above. Then consider $N_{G}(X)$ Now we have that $|G:N_{G}(X)|=6$ Then as $|K|=1$ we have $|G|$ divides $6!$ but $150$ does not so this is a contradiction and so $G$ is simple. Although looking at it I think we need an argument using group actions to prove the proposition that I used so it probably doesn't really help. (It's basically the argument in the other answer but using my proposition to cover up the group action I think.) |
A little different approach: if the 5-Sylow subgroup is not normal (and thus not unique), then there are 6 such subgroups, which means that the normalizer of any of them has index 6. But if the group were simple, then making it act on the left cosets of that normalizer we'd get an embedding of the group into $\,S_6\,$ , something that is absurd as $\,150\nmid6!$ |


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Why are there both high and low tides?
I am a teacher. Recently I attended a course. In it there was a question not answered regarding high tide and low tide. There seem to be a lot of confusing facts from various book. My question is what makes low and high tides? Why is it so?
As I'm sure you understand, the tides are caused by the gravitational attraction of the Moon. Most people have no problems understanding why, when the Moon is directly over head there are high tides - but then they ask why there are two tides a day! It is also a good question to ask why there are low tides.
The presence of the Moon deforms the shape of the Earth slightly, and since the water is the oceans moves much more easilly than the land, we mostly see this deformation in the form of tides in the ocean (but the land does move slightly too). The force of gravity varies inversly with the distance from the object (ie. it gets weaker the further away you are), so the part of the Earth closest to the Moon is pulled towards it slightly more than the centre, while the part furthest away is pulled towards it slightly less. This means that the Earth becomes (very slightly) egg shaped, and since there is only so much water to go around this causes high tides on the "front and back" of the Earth (as seen from the Moon) and low tides on the sides.
Below is a nice diagram illustrating this and also why we have Spring tides (much more extreme) and Neap tides (much less extreme) at different times of the year.
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Backstory: I'm 12 months into a new home in the Austin area. Builder laid Bermuda 419, did an okay job and it has filled in well. Mid summer I bought a reel mower off craigslist. (Tru-Cut 20" / 7 blade for $350 + $150 in tune up sharpening. A decent deal if I say so myself). Cut lawn at probably 1" to 1.5" through late last summer with minimal to no fertilizing. The yard looks quite nice but I'm ready for the next level... One interesting note is bermuda in the back is already quite green, I mowed it last weekend. Bermuda in the front is still dormant, very little green. I've sent soil samples to A&M so I'm curious to see if soil is the main factor in that. In comes 2013 plans and the Bermuda Bible and the fact that I want to take the yard to the next level. The yard is "okay" but does have small (1" to probably 3" bumps / ankle breakers ) all over the place. Corner lot, estimate about 6000 sqft of bermuda front and back. Similar to other folks on the boards I've had 2 landscape companies come quote leveling and most of them have no idea what I'm talking about. If anyone in the Austin / Cedar Park area know of a good company that can level bermuda please send me their info. Assuming I get no responses here are my questions: Sand - I've read the boards and "builder" or "sharp" seem to be the recommendation but no one in the area calls it that. I found "builder" but its "washed" which is apparently not good. I can also find "bank sand - unprocessed" and "masonry sand". The pictures all look quite similar and appear to be the heavier or more desnse sand. Suggestions, comments, ideas? I'm nervous to tackle quite a large job myself but the lack of knowledge or fear of spending a couple thousand to have it done wrong are pushing me to do it myself. Any tips, tricks, etc. will help. With current rain and warm weather I'm guessing end of February / early March I'll tackle it. I'll post progress and pictures to the board when I start. Thanks! |
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- Posted by texas-weed 7A (My Page) on Mon, Feb 11, 13 at 22:50
First relax because it is too early to try to level your existing yard. You need to wait until the grass is growing vigorously. The type of sand you are looking for will be a coarse grain sand with irregular sized grains. You do not want to use river bed or fine grained sand. First question before I make any suggestions is do you have access to a riding lawn mower or lawn tractor. First thing I will throw out there is to start simple. And you can do this now before the grass starts growing fast. Soak your yard until it is good and soft. Then use a lawn roller filled with water and make a few passes. The rest I will save until you tell me if you have access to a riding lawn mower or not. |
- Posted by dchall_san_antonio 8 San Antonio (My Page) on Tue, Feb 12, 13 at 0:58
Did you read this link about one person's experience with leveling hybrid bermuda? |
Another great thread can be found by googling "Bermuda lawn leveling with pics!!!". It's the first entry, and has the whole process with many pics. |
TW, no I don't have access to a riding mower. Just one reel and one rotary push mowers. I suppose what has me thinking I can do it sooner than later is that my backyard is already greening and requiring mowing. I thought I could use the "scalping" recommended at the beginning of the season to do the leveling at the same time. Sounds like a bad idea? If I do it later should I still scalp when it starts to green up and then again before leveling in say April or May? |
- Posted by dchall_san_antonio 8 San Antonio (My Page) on Sat, Feb 16, 13 at 22:15
Did you do the reading suggested above? The reason for a riding mower is to pull a bigger drag. |
I did yes, geat write up. I "might" be able to borrow a riding mower but not 100% sure. If not this is going to be a serious undertaking seeing how much leveling needs to be done. I might just spot level the really bad areas with a pick up truck load of sand rather than 8 to 10 yards worth. My biggest question is can I level at the same time I do the first scalping of the year or do I need to wait until may or June? I've already mowed the backyard twice and the front yard is just starting to show signs of greening up. My scalping to start the season cant be more than a few weeks away. I'll post some pictures so you can see what I'm talking about. |
pictures... I'm having an issue posting multiple pictures here so sorry for the multiple posts. This is the backyard. |
last one... frontyard 4. Looking forward to hearing back about 1st scalp + leveling or needing to wait for later in the year to level. Also, timing for first scalp with the backyard already greening up and the front yard much more dormant. Is this normal? |
- Posted by dchall_san_antonio 8 San Antonio (My Page) on Mon, Feb 18, 13 at 1:28
An alternative to bulk sand is bagged sand. You can return unused bags. Texas-weed has mentioned leveling dormant bermuda. I don't remember if the approach was different than what you have read or not. I have seen bermuda smothered early in the spring by applying too much compost. It was covered to the point where even bermuda did not recover until the following season. |
I googled lawn leveling in Austin: http://www.austinsmarthomeservices.com/lawn_leveling_top_dressing_dillo_dirt.htm The service that did mine last year used a much higher sand mix. |
rager ... I got quite excited and emailed that company. Here is their extremely thorough response: "we Dillo dirt only. we only level st Augustine grass ". lovely. Seems like there is money to be made in the area as no one either A - knows how to do it or B - wants to do it. Out of curiosity do you remember who you used and what they charged? The picture looks like they did a great job. I'm leaning towards doing it myself and renting some equipment. I've convinced a neighbor to do it with me and rent a bobcat for loading the dirt into the back of a dump trailer pulled by a riding mower than drag it using a homemade drag. Can anyone comment on time of year and if I can do it soon with my backyard already greening up? It would be great to do it at the same time I scalp the yard at the beginning of the season. |
Yes, of course. They sell just the sand/compost mix too for us in ATL. I used Level Lawn http://www.levellawns.com/beforeafter_list.aspx They charged me a little over $800 (2 years ago every one was quoting $1200). |
So here is a place that seems to best know whats going on. Does "fill sand" look or sound right? It looks really chunky. They also have masonry sand. Advice appreciated? http://www.989rock.com/products/sands.html |
Here is a link that might be useful: sand options locally
I have used bagged masonry sand when I'm patching in places. As long as it isn't chemically treated like play sand. If you can find pete (not pete moss) to mix with it, that'd be great. Hard to find in GA. |
Look up geo growers turf topper. They are way down south but at least the pictures will give you an idea what to look for. Mr. George is sometimes on klru gardening naturally with skip. |
Kerig01, Did you find a place to purchase the sand? I was also considering whittlesey, I have a similar lawn, about 6,000 sf of one year old tif bermuda. I can't even drop my rotary mower too low without bottoming right now. I'm following the guidelines in the bermuda bible and the lawn has done very well since it was installed, but I need to work on leveling this spring. |
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Happy 250 Years to the Sandwich!
I can't think of a food that is as wholly satisfactory as a sandwich. I could start my day with an egg and biscuit combo, followed by a tomato and mozzarella panini for lunch, and curried chicken salad on baguette for dinner. The sandwich can be as comforting and easy as a peanut butter and jelly or as globally inspired as a báhn mì or cubano.
This year, 250 years of that delicious nosh is celebrated where it all began, in the town of Sandwich, Kent, England. Though he was not the first person to put food between bread, the Fourth Earl of Sandwich gave the snack its name. Legend goes that he was a gambler and demanded meat between two slices of bread so he wouldn't have to get up from his games.


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The woman behind the Alayne White Spa, with locations in Providence and Bristol, dishes on the state of men's spa-going.
You've been in the beauty business for more than 25 years. In that time, have you seen a change in men's attitudes toward pampering?
Definitely. For the most part, we've seen an increase in men's traffic and the demand for men's services. It used to be that they just wanted massages, but now they want to get facials and waxing and pedicures. And of course you have the entire cosmetic market coming out with men's lines — I think that has really helped bridge the gap between men using good products and feeling like they can get services to support that.
I also think women have been helpful in trying to get men to come in. We have a lot of women bring their husbands in or buying gift cards for them. The men will try it and rebook. They finally realize, this is not so bad, it's actually fabulous. We get all different ages, but mostly it's the 30-55 age group.
Have you found that a lot of men are apprehensive about going to a spa?
Yes, but I think it depends on the market. The market here, I think men tend to be a little conservative both financially and about how it's going to look if they're getting services done at what has typically been a woman's place.
Do you have any tips for men who want to try a spa service for the first time?
The first thing they should do is go on the website and see if the services speak to them. The second thing would be to call the spa and ask some questions about some of the men's services. The third thing would be to walk into the spa, to see if that makes them comfortable, maybe just to buy a gift card or ask about products.
Men also might want to come at a time when it's not so busy. We're open later on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings. There's not usually a lot of foot traffic out front then, so they don't have to be concerned about sticking out like a sore thumb or, say, running into their partner's good friend.
Why do you create a spa menu specifically for men?
We started it five or six years ago. I was married at the time and my former husband, a crane operator, was getting pedicures regularly. He loved them.
One day, he said to me, I think you'd get more men coming in if you changed the name to a sports pedicure. So we called it the Dave White Sports Pedicure. All of a sudden we saw this incredible increase in traffic for men's pedicures. So we added a men's facial and that went over well, too.
For a service such as a facial, does the process change for men or is it essentially the same as a woman's treatment?
They're different in some ways because we obviously have to address the beard, the shaving part of the service. Sometimes we talk about shaving. A lot of men get ingrown hairs. For pedicures, their toenails are sometimes not quite as kempt as women's. There's more exfoliation a lot of times, there's more education. There's a little less fluff sometimes because often they just want to get to the heart of taking care of their skin or their feet.
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I want to have my Sunday School students paint unfinished birdhouses but I want them to be able to stand up to the elements outside. I was hoping to let them paint with acrylic paints instead of exterior type paint since it's easier for them. Is there something clear I can paint over top of the acrylic that would seal it?
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Railroad Collections in the Bentley Historical Library: Bibliographical references
Railroads tend to have complex family histories, due to frequent mergers, bankruptcies, and changes in operating agreements. The relationships shown in this index are meant to be helpful for connecting related companies. They are based on information from the following reference sources.
Drury, George H.
- Historical guide to North American railroads. 2nd ed. Waukesha, WI : Kalmbach Books, 2000.
Edson, William D.
- Railroad names : a directory of common carrier railroads operating in the United States, 1826-1982. Potomac, Md. : W.D. Edson, 1984.
Jackson, Elisabeth Coleman, and Carolyn Curtis, compilers.
- Guide to the Burlington archives in the Newberry Library, 1851-1901. Chicago, Ill. : Newberry Library, 1949.
Koch, Michael.
- Steam & thunder in the timber : saga of the forest railroads. Denver : World Press, 1979.
Meek, Forrest B., and Carl J. Bajema.
- Railways & tramways : a chronicle of Michigan's logging railroads. Clare, Mich. : White Pine Historical Society, 1989.
Meints, Graydon M.
- Michigan railroads and railroad companies. East Lansing : Michigan State University Press, 1992.
Michigan Railroad Commission.
- Aids, gifts, grants and donations to railroads including outline of development and successions in titles to railroads in Michigan. Lansing, Mich. : Wynkoop Hallenbeck Crawford Co., 1919.
Simons, Richard S., and Francis H. Parker.
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ORLANDO, Fla. — After the Magic dismantled Washington on Tuesday, J.J. Redick said the Magic were able to take advantage of the Wizards by exploiting the fact that they are probably better offensively than defensively. The idea was to get early stops and squash any hopes of an offensive strike from the Wiz, while remaining confident that they could beat their defense.
That brought up interesting questions. What makes a good defense? What makes a good defensive player? The Magic are predicated on the concept that defense wins basketball games, and effort and intensity will get you there, so what does that look like per individual?
There are two players in particular on the Magic roster that have garnered a ton of respect over the years for their defensive ability — Dwight Howard and J.J. Redick, but Orlando is not necessarily known for their lockdown defense like, say, the Chicago Bulls are.
With the Bulls on their way into town, Stan Van Gundy expressed some concerns with what the Magic will be up against on Friday night. The first words out of his mouth after practice on Thursday were about how "long and quick" their front line is. Long and quick — are these the most-important elements of a good defensive player? I asked him.
"You start with a combination of size and quickness. If you have length and quickness you at least have a shot at being a great defender. But then I think also what's underrated about a lot of those guys is great intelligence to really understand your own teams system, other teams personnel, and then the discipline to do what you're supposed to do consistently, time after time after time after time. That's what makes a great defender."
So what is Stan most concerned about when Chicago comes to Orlando on Friday?
"First of all I think physically they've got guys like Luol Deng who was very underrated last year. To not make the All-Defensive team was absurd."
So this makes sense. You have to be athletic, you have to have size, you have to be fast, but that's not it. SVG made it clear that you also need the x-factor. You need to want to do it, and not just once but "time after time after time after time."
We all call Dwight Howard the best defender in the league. Why? Well, for those of you making this argument in a bar some night, be careful not to fall into the trap where someone says, "of course he's good at defense. He blocks shots and is huge." He also makes a commitment and has an incredibly high intelligence level. AND, he does it over and over and over again. He is sold out to it. Here's what Dwight had to say about the "underrated" nature of his defensive game.
"I take pride in it. It's very tough. It looks easy but you have to work extremely hard and really know your opponents and the other teams plays. There's a lot that goes into it that the average eye, the average person the average fan won't see. You have to be aware of everything on the court. It's not an easy job."
So there you have it. Even Superman admits that it's a challenge unlike any other. It's not something that comes naturally. He has to work at it every day and commit to doing it time after time after time. Yes, he has the physical ability. Yes, he has the intelligence. But unlike other players in the league, he has the commitment. And here's the thing, Dwight doesn't even necessarily need to have this commitment to be a star in the league. He does it to win games, because he understands this is how you win games. That's Stan Van Gundy basketball.
To further emphasize his passion for defense, Dwight told reporters after the game Tuesday night that he was flat out exhausted, and not from dunking the basketball. This is a guy who leaves it all on the court with no exceptions. It is perhaps that dedication on the defensive end that makes him so special. So few players in the league have his physical ability, but everyone possesses the ability to work as hard as he does, and I would guess only a handful of players are as tired as Dwight after games.
J.J. Redick picked up where Dwight left off.
"The mark of a great defender is someone who can guard his position but also someone that plays great defense. There are just too many great players in this league to only be concerned with guarding your own guy. You have to be a good help defender as well."
This speaks precicesly to what SVG was talking about in terms of intelligence. Some players have it, and some don't. We view J.J. as a high IQ guy. This is one of the reasons why. He understands the difficulty of playing good defense, and does not put it into one dimension.
So why is it so hard? Why is it so rare?
Van Gundy's comments about Glen Davis during practice today point more specifically to the school of thought that he comes from. He mentioned that Glen was frustrated, and that it's difficult for players to play in a league where numbers and offense is everything (at least according to the media).
He even gave a challenge to the media, saying that he hoped one day reporters would learn to recognize the types of things that guys like Glen do on the court. He likened them to offensive linemen where quarterbacks and receivers get all the praise for a win.
He even went so far as to concede that it's hard to be a second banana guy like Glen. He tries to tell him to go pick someone hard and he might then get open for a 12 to 15 footer. That's not a fun way to exist in a league full of stat stuffers is it?
But that is exactly the type of team that Van Gundy wants to build, and precisely why guys like Redick and Dwight are so valuable to the team. They are smart, athletic, aware, and can ultimately set the tone for this team to "work hard or get the hell out of here."
Defense, it seems, is not foreign to the NBA, but requires an extra dose of attention that some players just aren't willing to do. Or maybe they are incapable of breaking off that much attention when so much goes into pulling their weight offensively. Either way, it's a mystery, and one that if solved could change a team's entire identity. For now, the Magic are on the right track with a coach who understands this, preaches this, and demands this.
It shouldn't be any wonder why we consider Stan Van Gundy to be a genius, and a gem in the National Basketball Association. What so few understand, he values more than anything else in the game.
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1 And the word of the Lord was made to me, and he said, | 1 The word of the LORD came to me: |
2 Son of man, set forth a dark speech, and tell thou a parable to the house of Israel; | 2 "Son of man, set forth an allegory and tell the house of Israel a parable. |
3 and thou shalt say, The Lord God saith these things. A great eagle of great wings, with long stretching out of members, full of feathers and of diversity, came to the Lebanon, and took away the marrow of the cedar. | 3 Say to them, 'This is what the Sovereign LORD says: A great eagle with powerful wings, long feathers and full plumage of varied colors came to Lebanon. Taking hold of the top of a cedar, |
4 He pulled away the highness of (the) boughs thereof, and bare it over into the land of Canaan, and setted it in the city of merchants. (He pulled away the highness of its branches, and carried it into the land of merchandising, and put it in the city of merchants.) | 4 he broke off its topmost shoot and carried it away to a land of merchants, where he planted it in a city of traders. |
5 And he took of the seed of the land, and setted it in the land for seed, that it should make steadfast root on many waters (so that it would make a steadfast root by many waters); and he setted it in the higher part. | 5 " 'He took some of the seed of your land and put it in fertile soil. He planted it like a willow by abundant water, |
6 And when it had grown, it increased into a larger vinery, in low stature; for the boughs thereof beheld to that eagle, and the roots thereof were under that eagle; therefore it was made a vinery, and it made fruit into scions, and sent out boughs. (And when it had grown, it increased into a long spreading vine, on the ground; for its branches looked upward to that eagle, and its roots were under that eagle; and so it was made a vine, and it made its fruit among the leaves, and sent out its branches.) | 6 and it sprouted and became a low, spreading vine. Its branches turned toward him, but its roots remained under it. So it became a vine and produced branches and put out leafy boughs. |
7 And another great eagle was made, with great wings, and many feathers; and lo! this vinery as sending his roots to that eagle, stretched forth his scions to that eagle, that he should moist it (out) of the cornfloors of his seed. (And another great eagle was made, with great wings, and many feathers; and lo! this vine sending its roots toward that eagle, stretched forth its leaves toward that eagle, so that it could water itself from the threshing floors of its seed.) | 7 " 'But there was another great eagle with powerful wings and full plumage. The vine now sent out its roots toward him from the plot where it was planted and stretched out its branches to him for water. |
8 Which is planted in a good land on many waters, that it make boughs, and bear fruit, that it be into a great vinery. (Which is planted in a good land by many waters, so that it can make branches, and bear fruit, and so that it be a great vine.) | 8 It had been planted in good soil by abundant water so that it would produce branches, bear fruit and become a splendid vine.' |
9 Say thou, Ezekiel, The Lord God saith these things, Therefore whether he shall have prosperity? Whether Nebuchadnezzar shall not pull away the roots of him, and shall constrain the fruits of him? And he shall make dry all the scions of burgeoning thereof, and it shall be dry; and not in great arm, neither in much people, that he should draw it out by the roots. (Say thou, Ezekiel, The Lord God saith these things, And so shall it have prosperity? Shall Nebuchadnezzar not pull away its roots, and shall constrain its fruit? And he shall make dry all the leaves of its burgeoning, and it shall be dry; and he shall not need a great arm, nor a great many people, to draw it out by its roots.) | 9 "Say to them, 'This is what the Sovereign LORD says: Will it thrive? Will it not be uprooted and stripped of its fruit so that it withers? All its new growth will wither. It will not take a strong arm or many people to pull it up by the roots. |
10 Lo! it is planted, therefore whether it shall have prosperity? Whether not when burning wind shall touch it, it shall be made dry, and shall wax dry in the cornfloors of his seed? (and shall grow dry on the threshing floors of its seed?) | 10 Even if it is transplanted, will it thrive? Will it not wither completely when the east wind strikes it--wither away in the plot where it grew?' " |
11 And the word of the Lord was made to me, and he said, | 11 Then the word of the LORD came to me: |
12 Say thou to the house (of Israel) stirring (me) to wrath, Know ye not what these things signify? Say thou, Lo! the king of Babylon cometh into Jerusalem; and he shall take the king and the princes thereof, and he shall lead them to himself into Babylon (and he shall take hold of the king and its princes, or its leaders, and he shall bring them back with himself to Babylon). | 12 "Say to this rebellious house, 'Do you not know what these things mean?' Say to them: 'The king of Babylon went to Jerusalem and carried off her king and her nobles, bringing them back with him to Babylon. |
13 And he shall take of the seed of the realm, and shall smite with it a bond of peace, and he shall take of it an oath; but also he shall take away the strong men of the land, (And he shall take one of the king's children, and shall strike a covenant, or a treaty, with him, and he shall make him swear an oath; and he shall also take away the strong men of the land,) | 13 Then he took a member of the royal family and made a treaty with him, putting him under oath. He also carried away the leading men of the land, |
14 that it be a meek realm, and be not raised [up], but that it keep the covenant of him, and hold it. (so that it be a humble kingdom, and not be raised up, but that it keep his covenant, and hold it firm.) | 14 so that the kingdom would be brought low, unable to rise again, surviving only by keeping his treaty. |
15 Which went away from him, and sent messengers into Egypt, that it should give to him horses and much people. Whether he that did these things, shall have prosperity, either shall get health? and whether he that breaketh [a] covenant, shall escape? (Who then went away from him, and sent messengers to Egypt, that they should give him horses and a great many people. Shall he who did these things, have prosperity, or shall get salvation, or deliverance? and shall he who breaketh a covenant, be able to escape?) | 15 But the king rebelled against him by sending his envoys to Egypt to get horses and a large army. Will he succeed? Will he who does such things escape? Will he break the treaty and yet escape? |
16 (As) I live, saith the Lord God, for in the place of the king that made him king (for there in the place of the king who made him king), whose oath he made void, and brake the covenant, which he had with him, (there) in the midst of Babylon he shall die. | 16 " 'As surely as I live, declares the Sovereign LORD, he shall die in Babylon, in the land of the king who put him on the throne, whose oath he despised and whose treaty he broke. |
17 And not in great host, neither in much people, Pharaoh shall make battle against him, in the casting of [an heap of] earth, and in building of pales, that he slay many persons. (And not with a great army, nor with a great many people, shall Pharaoh make battle against him, in the throwing up of heaps of earth, and in the building of stockades, that he kill many people.) | 17 Pharaoh with his mighty army and great horde will be of no help to him in war, when ramps are built and siege works erected to destroy many lives. |
18 For he despised the oath, that he should break the bond of peace, and lo! he gave his hand; and when he hath done all these things, he shall not escape. (For he had so despised the oath, that he broke the covenant, or the treaty, and lo! he had raised up his hand, or he had sworn an oath to it; and now that he hath done all these things, he shall not escape.) | 18 He despised the oath by breaking the covenant. Because he had given his hand in pledge and yet did all these things, he shall not escape. |
19 Therefore the Lord God saith these things, (As) I live, for I shall set on his head the oath which he despised, and the bond of peace which he brake (and the covenant which he broke). | 19 " 'Therefore this is what the Sovereign LORD says: As surely as I live, I will bring down on his head my oath that he despised and my covenant that he broke. |
20 And I shall spread abroad my net [up]on him, and he shall be taken in my net, and I shall bring him into Babylon; and there I shall deem him in the trespassing, by which he despised me (and there I shall judge him for the trespassing, by which he despised me). | 20 I will spread my net for him, and he will be caught in my snare. I will bring him to Babylon and execute judgment upon him there because he was unfaithful to me. |
21 And all his fleers-away with all his company shall fall down by sword, forsooth the remnants shall be scattered into each wind; and ye shall know, that I the Lord spake. | 21 All his fleeing troops will fall by the sword, and the survivors will be scattered to the winds. Then you will know that I the LORD have spoken. |
22 The Lord God saith these things, And I shall take of the marrow of an high cedar, and I shall set a tender thing of the top of his branches (and I shall break a tender thing from off the top of its branches); I shall constrain (it), and I shall plant (it) on an high hill, and appearing far (off). | 22 " 'This is what the Sovereign LORD says: I myself will take a shoot from the very top of a cedar and plant it; I will break off a tender sprig from its topmost shoots and plant it on a high and lofty mountain. |
23 In the high hill of Israel I shall plant it; and it shall break out into burgeoning, and it shall make fruit, and it shall be into a great cedar, and all birds shall dwell under it; each volatile shall make (a) nest under the shadow of his boughs. (On the high hill of Israel I shall plant it; and it shall break out into burgeoning, and it shall make fruit, and it shall be a great cedar, and all the birds shall live under it; each bird shall make a nest under the shadow of its branches.) | 23 On the mountain heights of Israel I will plant it; it will produce branches and bear fruit and become a splendid cedar. Birds of every kind will nest in it; they will find shelter in the shade of its branches. |
24 And all [the] trees of the country shall know, that I am the Lord; I made low the high tree, and I enhanced the low tree, and I made dry the green tree, and I made the dry tree to bring forth boughs; I the Lord have spoken, and I have done. (And all the trees of the countryside shall know, that I am the Lord; I made low the high tree, and I lifted, or I raised, up the low tree, and I dried up the green tree, and I made the dry tree to bring forth branches; I the Lord have spoken, and I have done it.) | 24 All the trees of the field will know that I the LORD bring down the tall tree and make the low tree grow tall. I dry up the green tree and make the dry tree flourish. " 'I the LORD have spoken, and I will do it.' " |
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Who is most likely to recover a fumble against Illinois?
Not only should Boren get the fumble, he should then revert to his FB mentality and run for a 43 yard TD, stiff arming the center, bowling over the QB and running through the arms of a WR as he crosses the goal line!
And all this happens on the first play from scrimmage with 14:48 left in the 1st quarter.
People with mean spirited signature lines just need a hug.
This is an ESPN question. Haha.
*2012 World Series just ended. Next topic: "WHO WINS 2013 WORLD SERIES?"
They do it for the lulz.
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The question is recover not cause.I say Simon, after Williams dose all the work.It's a team thing remember.Yeah, just like life.Wahoo 9-0, only 3 more to suffer through.Then this second season from Hell will be finished.GO BUCKS!
I wish I didn't know now what I didn't know then.
I picked Boren, simply because the Mike Backer is going to be around the ball as much as anyone. I think a strip sack is probably just as likely, so Simon or Hank would be my second choice.
Just say no to italics abuse.
^^^ agreed, Boren is gonna be around the ball all day.... he is gonna pick it up, run for about 15 yards, break one tackle before being forced out of bounds on the opponents sideline at the 35 yard line..... book it...
You can feed a bobcat all the chili it wants. That don't mean it's going to crap out diamonds.
I like the specificity of your prediction, even if it does seem to imply that the Illini are going to move the ball across midfield at some point.
Just say no to italics abuse.
Damn, he isn't even on the list! Ryan Shazier is my "other" vote.
An angry fan...rooting for an angry team...led by angry coaches
Why no "all of the above" selection? I am looking forward to a SHUTOUT and some good old fashioned Buckeye D right on through the end of the season, including a TKO of Denard in the finale.
Roby on punt block and is always around the ball on defense? With Illinois penchant for putting it on the grass (did i see 20 fumbles this season already?) I'm thinking we see a bit of the strip technique regression this week. it'll result in at least one more "WTF can't we tackle" play, and two fumbles. Roby picks one up, the other goes out of bounds.
That being said, i think we force 3 and recover 2 funbles, with a DL getting the other (I'm rooting for Spence, he keeps getting oh so close to getting a sack or stripping the ball; I want him to get rewarded for the hard work), along with 2 INTs (Roby and Bryant).
I'm bullish on this defense after 2 strong performances. I freely admit I was strongly in the "we are who we are, a bad defense" boat after Indiana. They are proving me wrong and I love it.
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I voted Big Hank. Who doesnt like to see a D-tackle score.
Nothing like dancing on the field in 02...
Somewhat related but Nathan Williams is BY FAR the most underrated player on this defense. Had a great game against Penn State, really disruptive.


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