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The Chelsea Music Festival will kick off on Friday June 25th, and run through Sunday June 27th, at the Chelsea Art Museum. This festival will feature a dazzling array of chamber music to celebrate both modernity and heritage. Join internationally renowned musicians and rising stars in premieres of works by living composers and a celebration of the 200th anniversary of Robert Schumann's birth.
Over the course of the weekend, three concerts and one family event will each feature the World- or New York- premiere of a work by a living composer alongside music from the Classical and Romantic periods, particularly Schumann and his contemporaries.
Tickets are $25 adults, $15 students/seniors, $10 CAM members
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News ReleasesApril 25, 2001 The departments of Facility Maintenance (FM) and Design & Construction (DC), and the Board of Water Supply (WS) have scheduled the following roadwork for the week of April 29, between 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. unless otherwise noted. Estimated completion date is in parentheses. New Projects: Continuing Projects: Haleiwa: Install water lines and equipment along Haleiwa Road, Kaika Place, Nalimu Road, Naoiwi Lane, Niuula Road and Walikanahele Road. (Completion by 6/02) WS Kahaluu: Install water lines along Kamehameha Highway from Lihikai to Laenani drives and along the two drives. Install fire hydrants along Ahilama Road, Ahuimanu Road, Mapele Place and Road, and Pulama Road. (Completion by 7/01) WS Kainui Drive Trunk Sewer will be rehabilitated along Kainui Drive between Oneawa Street and Kalaheo Avenue. (Completion by 10/01) DC Kaneohe: A 42-inch water main with fire hydrants is being placed along Kahekili Highway from Ahuimanu Road to Haiku Road and from Kulukeoe Street to Likelike Highway, Likelike Highway from Kahekili Highway to Kamehameha Highway. (Completion by 6/8/02) WS Maili: Install water mains Mynah Street and Place, Monilial Place, Heleuma Street, Okokomo Street and Okohola Street. (Completion by 9/01) WS Wahiawa: Moala Place drainage improvements to include adjusting pavement grade along California Avenue and into Moala Place. (Completion by 8/01) DC Maunawili: Install a 16-inch water main and fire hydrants along Auloa Road from Castle Junction to near Lunaai Street. (Completion by 10/01) WS Pearl City: Rehabilitation of Komo Mai Drive and restriping from Lanikeha Street to Apoepoe Street. Waialua: Install water lines and related equipment along Aikaula, Haona, Kanalu, Kuoha, Naluahi and Nauahi streets and Goodale Avenue. (Start 7/01 and Completion by 6/02) WS Parades, Walks, Races & Other Street Closures Contact Transportation Services: 527-5836 (www.co.honolulu.hi.us/dts/usage/events.htm) April 29: Republican Street will be closed 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. between Libby and Kalihi streets for the Kalihi Hand Tool Competition. ### |
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Glenn Roberts is founder of Anson Mills in Columbia, South Carolina, which grows and mills one of the most diverse collections of heirloom grains in America. In 1998, Glenn followed a dream to resurrect the antebellum Southern cuisine that comprised the Carolina Rice Kitchen by founding Anson Mills. He began by producing a 30 acre crop of the nearly extinct Carolina Gourdseed White corn, a species that had dated back to the 17 century. After extensive research on growing and milling practices of the antebellum era, Roberts has managed to resuscitate over a dozen heirloom mill corn species, as well as Carolina Gold Rice and "Thirteen Colony" Red May wheat.
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Hope this is the right spot for this, looking for some input from those with higher training or thinking. Our store is laid out with doors at 9 and 12 o'clock for public entry, my desk is at 6 and the other is at 4 o'clock with a door behind each of either leading outside or to a storage room. Basicly, we are facing head on to whomever enters the shop. When I practice shooting, I place a target in these perspective areas as well as to the left and right of the door to simulate hiding spots a no gooder could kneel and peel through the doors (glass). Generally I sweep left to right, with 3 or 4 shot engagements to each target. Maintaining what I feel/think is control of my visual range, without giving ground or careless advancement as needed depending on what we are faced with. The chance of someone catching us off guard is very minimal with our layout, and procedures. I am not gungho or Ramboic, but also wanna be as prepared as can be if the situation ever shows. We don't have a good tactical range to go to currently, so trying to sharpen the edge is up to us. Any suggestions ?? We have cameras etc, where do you draw the line in preparedness without signing up for Rambo 47 Attack of the Geriatrics
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I would reduce your target shots to two shots each, reason being on a multiple gunman situation firing 4 shots at one would give time for the other(s) to line up on you. Your interior layout sounds pretty good so the only thing I can think of is to watch who comes in to buy/browse. Most often the person(s) intent on doing bad will show some form of nervousness, they'll look around to see who's watching them or where other people are, they might fidget with their clothing maybe adjusting a slipping gun in their pants or getting it ready to show. Unfortunately the rules are the bad guy gets the first draw so be ready for it.
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Your layout sounds effective, car54 and Igeteven offered top-notch advice,the first thing that I thought of is, in a confrontation, and you are firing towards the door(s), what's behind the doors? Street front? Are there large glass storefront windows? Be aware of where bullets may go if you miss your target! Would hate to see sidewalk pedestrians caught in the line of fire. Unless of course, the Westboro ****e-bags happen to be out on the sidewalk!!
Thanks for the input, minimal glass on either side. The doors are glass, windows are 4' from the floor with wood and sheetrock walls. We are set back off of a busy street, which does play into the scenario. The building is not very big, approx 50' x 50'. Containment area is small, which makes us do our part in paying attention. Cross fire is not an issue, but surrounding incidental casualties are. Biggest issues would be a rush in robbery, or multiple no gooders from each entry point. Obvious best play, is give them what they want and get them out of the building. Worse case, well you never know and pray it never comes about.


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All our children enjoyed a bus ride to the museum where they enjoyed a lesson on animal coats and were able to touch specimens and participate actively in the lesson. A very worthwhile outing with a great deal to discuss back at school.
This month Russell Crowhurst has generously started screening our learners so that any eye problems can be identified and attended to. As an added 'bonus' Mrs Schnetler organised for Ms Hazel Smith, a retired physiotherapist who is blind, to chat to the children. Hazel generously typed the alphabet in braille for each child so that they were able to understand more fully how she reads and how she uses her hands so effectively to 'see'.
Our kitchen extensions are at last complete and to celebrate (and afford some new kitchen goodies!) we had a celebratory 'kitchen tea' on Thursday 28th February and our learners brought 'silver balls' (really R1, R2 and R5 coins) to stick onto our giant cupcake and then iced and decorated their own cupcakes for snack time. The amazing total of R920 was raised. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
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Family pedigrees
What are family pedigrees and what kind of information can I find in them? In general, family pedigrees refer to family group sheets that are linked in a computer system. When you access an individual's family group sheet in a linked pedigree, you also access all of the records that are linked to that individual. Where can I find family pedigrees? You can find family pedigrees in several different places. One of the largest linked pedigrees is the Ancestral File at the Family History Library of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In addition, you can find linked pedigrees through genealogical organizations, or purchase them on disk from private companies. Return to the Main Menu of the Genealogy "How-To" Guide |
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Lima, OH The Barons Womens Basketball team, led by Allison Brodmans 11 points were unable to keep up with the Ohio University at Lancaster Cougars on Saturday, falling 70 to 50.
OUL was led by the potent one-two punch of Keri Callahan and Erica Ankrom who combined for 47 of the Cougars 70 points. The Barons were led by Brodmans 11 points, along with solid contributions by Courtney Mauk with 9, Elizabeth Mullins with 7, and Rachel Davis with 6. Four other Barons scored on the day.
Throughout the first half of competition the Barons were hanging right with the Cougars, trailing by only 6 at the half with the score Cougars 30 and Barons 24. The 2nd half was a different story though, as the Cougars were shooting lights out.
Next up for the Barons is ORCC foe OSU Newark on Monday, Dec. 12th here at The Hangar in Cook Hall, tip off is set for 1pm, with the Barons Men following up the act with their tip off set for 3pm.
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Fantasy mod Alpha and Empty Provinces
Why make this mod?
I just got this idea to make Finland the most powerful country on the planet! and i started to develop an personal mod based on that idea . When modding i started thinking about orc, elves and such. i have never been an fantasy fan, except for some TV shows
Then when i already started working on this new mod, I came across a problem, how could i clean out all countries? well then i finally got a new updated version of Scenario Editor. When that was done, it was just to let your imagination flow.
- Making a clear storyline about these countries, people, conflict, world etc.
- Getting/Making graphics and flags for all nations
- Getting/Making events
Next update?
The next version of this mod will be give out after my modding goals are achieved and if there is interest for one
Do this mod need help?
- events
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- bug fixing
Main Features
- 36 countries
- 18 flags
- 13 units
- 6 tech groups
- 3 bookmarks
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* 26 cultures + more
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- 1774 provinces "empty" (added as a separate peace)
- 11 wars
-MichaelM for the GREAT Scenario Editor, it was very useful in cleaning up the map.
-T.Nurminen for some ideas to cultures and countries, Khoth and Candenna
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- these mods have NOT been tested on EU3 vanilla, NA or in 3.2beta
- this is an Alpha
- The Fantasy mod is no longer in development due to little interest, therefor further updates won't be realest.
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2014-15 Harvard Men's Golf
October 18, 2014
Men's Golf Tops Yale to Close Out Fall Schedule
The Harvard men's golf team arrived in East Hampton on Long Island Friday afternoon excited for the match with the Yale Bulldogs. Little fuel was needed to stoke the competitive fires. In addition to the long-standing rivalry between the two universities, Harvard had played in Yale's MacDonald Cup two weeks earlier and had finished one stroke behind Yale on it's home course.
October 4, 2014
Men's Golf Navigates Weather To Take Second at Macdonald Cup
The Macdonald Cup is Yale's fall invitational, bringing together the best schools in the Northeast. Harvard played a helpful practice round with Assistant Coach Curtis Rhoads at The Course at Yale, which features large, undulating greens, deep canyons, and an army of trees.
September 27, 2014
Men's Golf Wins at Quechee Club Invitational, Royston Takes Second
After a productive two-week break from tournament golf, the Harvard men's golf team recorded its best finish of the season, winning the inaugural Quechee Club Invitational by eight shots over Hartford. This was backed up by great individual performances from two freshmen Greg Royston '18 and Hale Furey '18, who finished tied second and tied fourth, respectively.
September 12, 2014
Men's Golf Ties for Sixth at The Doc Gimmler
Fresh off its trip to Ann Arbor last weekend, Harvard men's golf built on its hard work to post a strong finish at the St. John's Doc Gimmler. Represented by team captain Akash Mirchandani '15, Rohan Ramnath '16, Un Cho '16, Kendrick Vinar '17, and Greg Royston '18, the Crimson placed tied for sixth in its second event of the fall season.
September 6, 2014
Men's Golf Opens 2014 at Wolverine Intercollegiate
The Harvard men's golf team opened its much-anticipated fall season at the Wolverine Intercollegiate hosted by the University of Michigan. Facing a strong field of teams from across the country, the men focused on controllable factors to build upon their progress in internalizing a focus on process from the previous year.
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Harvard Athletics Season in Review - Spring 2014
July 15, 2014
Men's Golf Announces Addition of Curtis Rhoads to Coaching Staff
Curtis Rhoads will join his brother, Kevin, on the Harvard golf staff. Curtis will serve as coaching assistant with the Crimson men's golf team for the 2014-2015 season.
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Posted By: Mary JacksonDate: June-17, 1998 at 02:30:57
I've heard that proanthocyanidins (formulated in a product called OPC-3) help prevent blood clumping. Does anyone have a "take" how this would work in a lectin situation? I wonder what the effects would be with various bloodtypes? Anyone taken OPC-3? Thanks--Mary Jackson


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Its effects are not reaching apocalyptic proportions as portrayed in some Hollywood movies. But the solar storm, which is hitting the earth right now, and began around 2 pm GMT (9 am Eastern Time), is putting some systems in a spin, more so because of the raging proton storm accompanying the Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) from the sun impacting us at 1,400 miles per second.
The power grid and Global Positioning System (GPS) are likely to face fluctuations due to the storm, which is the biggest since 2005. CME's are normal in a solar cycle and earth has endured quite a bit with around 2000 similar incidents occurring in each 11-year solar cycle. What's worrying is the S3 grade (on a scale of 5) proton storm which is already in full swing, its intensity is on the rise at this moment.
Its impact has already been felt on earth with aircraft traffic and satellite computers and networks being affected, though not on a large scale.
Proton storms interfere with the high frequency (HF) communication links between airplanes and Air Traffic Control and any disruption in it can be disastrous. Airlines have already started avoiding routes over the north pole as the polar region is where the earth is prone to the pandemonium caused by proton bursts.
Satellites in orbit will also face glitches in its imaging systems while increased electric activity might cause reboots of onboard computers. Space scientists have already taken such eventualities into consideration and have prepared their systems for it.
While GPS will be affected, average road commuter and mobile user may not feel its full brunt. Scientists and people required to use high-precision positioning equipments will face disruptions in their work.
Of course, the question is how badly human health will be affected from the radiation shower. Scientists believe there is no need to worry unless you are on a high-altitude flight when the storm hits earth.
So, the CME hitting earth today at 1,400 miles per second will cause a geomagnetic storm followed by a moderate radio blackout (high-frequency) which might last for some minutes. Power lines may get affected but not to a degree that lives will be disrupted.
Doomsday predictions will have to wait for now. The world is not likely to end today but there might be some awesome light-shows in the sky from auroras in areas farther from the poles, especially in the north side of the globe.
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When they got home they found Heelys were very difficult to get hold of in the UK. They decided only thing to do was to start selling them themselves. Within a few months there were over a thousand pairs in their house!
From there we have steadily increased our product range to include Skateboards, Scooters, Skates and much more. We now have over 2000 product lines in stock and more on the way! With all of these products in stock we needed space to hold them all, which we now have with our two warehouses and an amazing 5000 Sq. Ft shop.
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What to do with stairs?
Hey all. I wasn't quite sure where to put this, but I figured I'd ask here since my house was built in 1910!!!
The stairs to the outside are stumping me. As is typical of most older homes up here, the house is actually about 3-4 feet off the ground. So, there are stairs going from the main floor to the ground level, and then the ground level to the basement. The ones going from the first floor to the second are carpeted.
What do you all think? I could put carpet going down the stairs, and then the stairs to the basement, but is it silly having the part of the staircase that goes outside be carpet?
I can put laminate slate down...love real slate but it won't work on those stairs (we would need to put mortar on the stairs then apply the tile).
I can't put hardwood down because it would not match the rest of the house.
What do you all think? Any ideas?
Hi Krycek, I am assuming that in your house, like mine, the stair case is L-shaped with the longer part going down to the basement? Mine are right under my main staircase, which is the same L, with the shorter leg finishing the run to the second floor.
My main stairs have a runner all the way up--I didn't want to cover up my dust corners. :) For the other staircase, I did the same runner down the short leg and stopped it on the landing going to the outer side door...the long leg going down to the basement is just painted since carpet would be hard to keep clean coming up from there.
From the pics you posted in another thread, my woodwork is the same shade as yours! I need to do some porch work, but it's complicated by the fact that my columns aren't round--they're square and fluted!
Here is a link that might be useful:
What a beautiful house columbusguy!!!! Our porch columns are square, too.
Unfortunately I can't do carpet runners because the stairs going upstairs are full carpet not runners so it would look odd. My main choices are to paint the stairs, us vinyl tile that looks like slate, or carpet it.
I'm hesitant to use the slate vinyl because 1.althrough the main floor is natural material...hardwood, granite floor in kitchen, and ceramic in powder room. would it be odd to use vinyl tiles then on the stairs? and 2. the treads are not completely level...the pic below will show.
Here are the pics! Don't mind the kitty, he wanted in on the fun! From 2010-09-16
The stairs going to the outside, slightly different view: From 2010-09-16
Stairs to the basement. These are just original wood, no tiles (not hardwood though):
From 2010-09-16
Here's the edge of one of the treads, it's a little rough:
From 2010-09-16
This is the part going to the basement. You can see there's been some wear and tear over the years:
From 2010-09-16
So whatch ya'all think?
Thanks Krycek, I'll try to post a few pics soon.
When I moved in, my main stairs had rubber squares down the centers which were just nailed...the rest of the treads are very dark original varnish. I took those off and did an oriental runner, mitering it at the landing where the stairs turned 90 degrees to continue their run.
The stairs to the side door had similar rubber mats, but the continuation to the basement has always had paint. My treads are very like yours, but the front edge is rounded over. The runner I did on the top section to the side door has an equal size exposure of wood on the sides and at the base of the side door--I terminated it with a piece of the side border and it looks okay after 20 years.
I have used vinyl squares in my kitchen and pantry, and it is now time to take them up. They are peeling off at the edges, and some have indentations where the stove sits on them. Also, no matter what it says, they do not maintain a sheen after 15 years. Removing them will be a pain as the flooring underneath must come up too--I figure at least two layers of linoleum before I get to the original wood.
In your case, I'd recommend carpet for the upper part, and paint for the lower section.
Good luck!
Thanks for the advice columbusguy. I think that is what we'll do - carpet the stairs leading to the outside, and then just paint the stairs to the basement. I think on the landing to the outside we will spring for the slate tile (I want it so bad!!!!!!!!!!!!! somewhere!). Like I said, there is no "fake" material in the house so I would feel odd about just putting vinyl tiles.
We do have wood laminate upstairs but I don't consider that "fake" really, it looks almost real!
Thanks for taking the time to read my post! And do make sure you post more pictures!
Krycek, I just wanted to mention about those vinyl tiles..they look identical to the ones we used in our old house...from Home Depot..made by Traffic Master...Beige Slate color? I loved them, AT FIRST. They wore HORRIBLY and they didn't stay put either.. I know you are veering away from the vinyl tile idea, but..... if you are tempted to use them anywhere in your house, I would NOT at all recommend them...for anywhere.


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Mark Clattenburg has held clear the air talks with Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck after the FA cleared the referee of racially abusing John Obi Mikel.
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1/4 cup brown sugar
juice of one lemon
1/2 tsp cinnamon
1/4 tsp allspice
4 bananas
3 tbsp Grand Marnier™
2 tbsp pecan halves
Place brown sugar, lemon juice, cinnamon, and allspice in a skillet. Heat the mixture over the grill on MEDIUM heat until boiling, stirring well.
Peel the bananas and slice into quarters, slicing lengthwise. Add to skillet and cook for 3-4 minutes. Add pecans.
Pour Grand Marnier™ into a cup and pour into the skillet. Keep the bottle away from the grill. When the mixture starts to sizzle, flambé using a long match.
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Karl Brisseaux
His transition to college life has not been without challenges. His highly demanding major prompted him to occasionally avail himself of academic support services offered by Lehigh. "They helped make life easier," he says.
He's found additional success through several activities and programs outside the classroom.
"Extracurriculars enhance your experience and will solidify your sense of belonging at Lehigh," says Brisseaux, who considers himself "fortunate enough to be involved in some really positive organizations on campus," such as the Brown and Black student newspaper, and the Break the Silence support service for sexual assault victims.
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Cherry Turnovers
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You could spend all Saturday making this classic dessertor try this recipe, which takes a mere 15 minutes to prep by simply folding cherry pie filling into refrigerated pie crust and brushing with egg white and sugar.
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Calories | 315 |
Total Fat | 13g |
Saturated Fat | 6g |
Cholesterol | 10mg |
Sodium | 210mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 45g |
Dietary Fiber | 0 |
Sugars | n/a |
Protein | 1g |
Calcium | -- |
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Serves: 8
Total Time: 40 min
Prep Time: 15 min
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- 1 box(es) (15 oz) refrigerated ready-to-bake pie crusts, at room temperature, unfolded
- White from 1 large egg, slightly beaten
- 1 can(s) (21 oz) cherry pie filling
- Position racks to divide oven in thirds. Heat oven to 375°F. Coat two baking sheets with nonstick spray.
- Cut each crust in quarters. Brush all edges with egg white. Put 1⁄4 cup cherries slightly to one side of each wedge. Fold other side over filling; seal edges with tines of a fork. Put on baking sheets. Brush with egg white; sprinkle with sugar, if desired. Cut three slits in top of each.
- Bake 20 to 25 minutes or until golden (edges may open a little). Immediately transfer to a wire rack to cool. Serve warm or at room temperature.
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As the new year dawns, it's not premature to recognize some of the chain drug store people who helped make 2011 memorable — or, at the least, not easily forgotten.
Inside This Issue - Opinion
Here, in no particular order, are 10 chain drug industry executives who made a big impact during 2011:
• Greg Wasson, Walgreens' president and CEO. The year that ended last week was a truly remarkable one for Wasson, who emerged as one of the chain drug industry's true leaders — and Chain Drug Review's 2011 Chain Drug Retailer of the Year (along with Walgreens' four senior managers). To learn what Wasson accomplished last year, you need to read the CDR Retailer of the Year feature, which begins on this issue's front page. Suffice to say that Wasson's leadership, which combined a strong hand with a willingness to allow his subordinates to make their own decisions — and their own mistakes — has propelled Walgreens to a position atop the chain drug industry, one it hasn't enjoyed in some considerable time.
• Larry Merlo, CVS Caremark chairman and CEO. It has sometimes been said that the most difficult assignment in the annals of mass retailing fell to David Glass when, at the founder's death in 1992, he had to succeed Sam Walton as chief executive officer at Walmart. Larry Merlo found himself in a somewhat similar situation earlier this year, when he followed Tom Ryan, who retired after 17 hugely productive years as CVS' chief executive. Since then, he has acquitted himself brilliantly, even when confronted with adversity. As a drug chain, CVS is performing as well as it ever has, despite stronger competition from the likes of Walgreens. His decision to bring in an outsider, Mark Cosby, as president of the drug store unit has, despite initial skepticism from within the organization and criticism from people within the industry, considerably strengthened the drug chain's senior management team. And Caremark, after six months of tinkering, has emerged as possibly America's strongest pharmacy benefit manager.
• John Standley, Rite Aid's chief executive. Contrary to most predictions, Rite Aid is today stronger and more focused than it has been in this century. Standley has given the drug chain new strength, new purpose and a new lease on life, all of which revolve around health and wellness. He has also instilled in Rite Aid's personnel a belief in themselves, something that, according to people within the organization, had apparently alluded his predecessor, despite all her achievements as head of the drug chain. Finally, Standley appears to be accomplishing that most elusive of all goals: bringing customers and sales to a drug chain that, for all its attempts, had long failed to do either.
• Joe Magnacca, Walgreens' president of daily living products and solutions. As with Greg Wasson, Magnacca's achievements can best be understood by glancing at this publication's Retailer of the Year package of features elsewhere in this issue. Indeed, Magnacca has accomplished much during his first year at Walgreens. But none of his achievements stand out so boldly as his ability to join an organization known for its inbreeding; gain immediate admittance, acceptance and respect; and help lead one of the most remarkable transformations chain drug retailing has seen.
• Steve Anderson, president and CEO of the National Association of Chain Drug Stores. Under Anderson's low-key but effective leadership, NACDS last year solidified its position as the most exciting, progressive and proactive trade association serving the mass retailing community. His year-end selection of Kathleen Jaeger as senior vice president of pharmacy care and patient advocacy and head of the association's foundation was but the icing on the cake during a year in which the organization boldly and imaginatively restructured its meetings agenda, strengthened its government affairs initiative, and brought its retail and supplier membership in closer and more productive contact with each other.
• Mark Griffin and George Bartell, CEOs of Lewis Drug and Bartell Drugs, respectively. These two executives are grouped together in this space because they are currently heading the most innovative and exciting regional drug chains in the United States. If you doubt that, you need only visit the newest stores each chain has launched — one late in 2010, the other last year — to resolve those doubts. Indeed, Griffin and Bartell have proved, once and for all, that a strong regional drug chain can effectively compete with any retailer in the country.
• Mike Bloom, president of Family Dollar. Bloom is included in this summary for two reasons: His chain drug background — he was, until last fall, CVS' chief merchant — and the impact he is beginning to exert on his new company. His departure from CVS and arrival at Family Dollar confirm that old but sometimes disputed adage: A strong chain drug executive can make a difference anywhere. His loss to CVS will quickly be overcome by an organization deep in talent. The gain to Family Dollar, which has the potential to be sweeping in its opportunity for change, is only now beginning to take hold.
As for the remaining two on this list of 10, here are several nominees:
• Judy Sansonne, who is poised to make a difference as CVS' head merchant.
• Bryan Pugh, Walgreens' vice president of merchandising, who has emerged as one of the brightest merchants in chain drug retailing.
• Mark Wagner, Walgreens' president of community management, who has rounded out his portfolio in a brilliant and innovative way by coming to understand and appreciate the contribution that merchants make to his company's success (see CDR's Retailer of the Year feature).
• Jim Whitman. NACDS' senior vice president of member programs and services, who, after 33 years with the association, continues to grow in his job and hone his considerable abilities while finding new and innovative ways of engaging the organization's membership.


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91. Boost his spirits with a box of his favorite nostalgic candy from the 60s, 70s or 80s. Get it at Cracker Barrel.
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