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University of Delaware Students Improve Wetlands
The University of Delaware (UD) Ducks Unlimited chapter used a donation of trees and shrubs from the UD exhibit at the Philadelphia Flower Show to restore a local wetland. The students cleared invasive cattails and planted more sustainable native plants that had been featured at the show.
DU TV Migration Report - Snow Geese Arrive in Delaware
The DU TV crew is filming a snow goose hunt in Delaware and reports significant goose movements into the area.
Migration Alert: Delaware Duck Numbers Solid, 150,000 Snow Geese
According to a waterfowl survey conducted last week by the Delaware Division of Fish and Wildlife, the First State is poised for its finest snow goose season in several years.
DU Receives NAWCA Grant to Conserve Delaware Wetlands
Ducks Unlimited was recently awarded a $1 million North American Wetlands Conservation Act (NAWCA) grant to facilitate significant wetland protection, restoration, and enhancement efforts throughout Delaware. The award will be matched with more than $2 million in partner funds to ultimately impact over 2,000 acres of wetlands and associated uplands.
Migration Alert: Delaware Nears Mallard Peak Despite Shifting Conditions
Late November's frigid cold seemed a distant memory over the weekend as record-breaking 70-degree temperatures swept the mid Atlantic states. In Delaware, the balmy weather had a significant impact on waterfowl behavior and hunting success.
DU Participates in Chesapeake Bay Partnership Meeting
Ducks Unlimited recently participated in a Chesapeake Bay partnership meeting with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the Nature Conservancy, the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries, and the Chesapeake Bay Foundation to discuss funding opportunities through the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF).
DU and University of Delaware Partner in Waterfowl Research
Researchers at Ducks Unlimited and Dr. Chris Williams of the University of Delaware (UDEL) were recently awarded a generous grant from the Black Duck Joint Venture to assess the influence of wintering habitat quality on black duck populations.
Ducks Unlimited congratulates conservation partners on wetland designations
CANTON, Ill. - Aug. 8, 2012 - Ducks Unlimited congratulates the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) and The Nature Conservancy (TNC) on the designation of Emiquon National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) and Emiquon Preserve as "Wetlands of International Importance" under criteria of the Ramsar Convention, an international treaty committing the United States and other governments to the conservation and wise use of wetlands.
Senator Chris Coons tours DU projects in Delaware
Sen. Chris Coons (DE) met with Ducks Unlimited staff and volunteers last week to tour two Ducks Unlimited projects near Middletown, Del.
Appoquinimink Chapter recognized nationally
TOWNSEND, Del. – March 27, 2012 – The President's Elite are among Ducks Unlimited's most prestigious volunteer chapters throughout the nation. This past fall, the Appoquinimink chapter made the list as one of the organization's best fundraising chapters.
Brandywine Chapter recognized nationally
BRANDYWINE, Del. – March 27, 2012 – The President's Elite are among Ducks Unlimited's most prestigious volunteer chapters throughout the nation. This past fall, the Brandywine chapter made the list as one of the organization's best fundraising chapters.
Kent County Chapter recognized nationally
DOVER, Del. – March 27, 2012 – The President's Elite are among Ducks Unlimited's most prestigious volunteer chapters throughout the nation. This past fall, the Kent County chapter made the list as one of the organization's best fundraising chapters.
Eastern Sussex chapter recognized nationally
REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. – March 15, 2012 – The President's Top 100 is one of the most highly sought- after titles of recognition Ducks Unlimited offers to chapters throughout the nation. Each year, the list is comprised of the top 100 fundraising chapters in the United States. This past fall, the Eastern Sussex Chapter made the Top 100 list as one of the organization's best fundraising chapters.
Central Delaware chapter recognized nationally
MILFORD, Del. – March 15, 2012 – The President's Top 100 is one of the most highly sought- after titles of recognition Ducks Unlimited offers to chapters throughout the nation. Each year, the list is comprised of the top 100 fundraising chapters in the United States. This past fall, the Central Delaware Chapter made the Top 100 list as one of the organization's best fundraising chapters.
DU Joins Senator Coons in Honoring Refuge System
In October, DU staff and volunteers joined Senator Chris Coons of Delaware at Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge to celebrate National Wildlife Refuge Week. Senator Coons introduced a resolution celebrating the refuge system and recognizing refuge week, which was unanimously adopted by the U.S. Senate.
2012 Delaware Greenwing Registration
Delaware: Great Cypress Swamp Phases I-II
Ducks Unlimited and its partners effectively rewetted vast portions of Delaware's Great Cypress Swamp through intensive restoration on 767 wetland acres.
Bill D'Alonzo wins 2012 Budweiser Conservationist of the Year award; DU to receive $50k prize
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Jan. 19, 2012 - Bill D'Alonzo, Ducks Unlimited volunteer and member of DU's board of directors, was named the 2012 Budweiser Conservationist of the Year yesterday at the Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Trade (SHOT) Show in Las Vegas.
Ducks Unlimited board member, volunteer Bill D'Alonzo nominated for 2012 Budweiser Conservationist of the Year
Bill D'Alonzo of Greenville, Del., has been named a finalist for the 2012 Budweiser Conservationist of the Year. The annual Budweiser Conservationist of the Year program recognizes individuals who have made exceptional contributions to the outdoors and conservation.
Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge Briefing Statement
Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge (Prime Hook) in Sussex County, Delaware, was established in 1963 under the authority of the Migratory Bird Conservation Act with the explicit purpose of providing habitat for migratory birds. It supports approximately 300 avian species and is a key stopover and wintering area for shorebirds, wading birds, and waterfowl in the Atlantic Flyway.
DU joins Delaware senator in celebrating National Wildlife Refuge Week
In honor of National Wildlife Refuge Week, Ducks Unlimited recently joined U.S. Senator Chris Coons of Delaware at Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge to celebrate the important role federal refuges play in conserving wildlife and expanding hunting access.
2012 - 1st Annual DE DU Youth and Conservation Contest
Delaware native named to DU Board of Directors
During its annual convention held recently in Quebec City, Ducks Unlimited Inc. elected William "Bill" D'Alonzo, of Wilmington, Del., to its national board of directors.
DU and NWF take Sportsmen to Meet with Nation's Leaders
Sportsmen have been calling for coastal marshlands and wetlands to be restored since last year's oil spill, and to pay for the restoration efforts by ensuring penalties paid by BP under the Clean Water Act be directed back to the Gulf Coast region.
Floodplain Wetlands Restored in Delaware
The Nanticoke River in Delaware and Maryland is a major tributary of Chesapeake Bay. The Nanticoke watershed, which encompasses approximately 800 square miles, supports many unique biological communities, including many rare and endangered species, and is vital to migrating and wintering waterfowl.
President's Elite Chapters Rise to the Top
Each year a select group of Ducks Unlimited chapters rises to the top of the ranks: the President's Elite chapters, which raise $100,000 or more annually for DU's habitat conservation work. This year, 43 DU chapters achieved President's Elite status.
Ducks Unlimited Names Top 100 Chapters
The Top 100 Chapters are among Ducks Unlimited's most successful chapters throughout the nation. Each year, the list is reserved for the top 100 chapters that raise up to $100,000 in grassroots income for DU's conservation mission.
Nanticoke River Watershed Restoration Plan
First State Conservator: Volume 2, Issue 1
We are pleased to present the second edition of the First State Conservator, the official volunteer publication of Delaware Ducks Unlimited.
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Ducks Unlimited names new GLARO director
ANN ARBOR, Mich. - Nov. 2, 2010 - Rebecca Humphries, director of the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment, has accepted the position of director of the Great Lakes/Atlantic Regional Office for Ducks Unlimited.
NAWCA grant will support conservation in Great Cypress Swamp
NAWCA grant will support conservation in Great Cypress Swamp Annapolis, Md. – April 16, 2010 - Ducks Unlimited (DU) was recently awarded a North American Wetlands Conservation Act (NAWCA) grant to restore approximately 343 acres in the largest block of contiguous forest on the Delmarva Peninsula, known as Delaware's Great Cypress Swamp. This is the second phase of its long-term rehabilitation in which partners will restore wetlands that encourage the re-establishment of bald cypress and Atlantic white cedar trees in this unique environment. The improved hydrology will also provide breeding, migrating and wintering habitat for waterfowl and other wetland-dependent wildlife.
2011 Greenwing Youth Conservation Day - April 2
The Greenwing Event has been a highly successful day of outdoor fun and wetlands conservation directed at educating the children that are the future of preserving and protecting the natural resources not only here in Delaware but the North American Continent.
First State Conservator: Volume 1, Issue 1
We are pleased to present the first edition of the First State Conservator, the official volunteer publication of Delaware Ducks Unlimited.
Delaware Ducks Unlimited Presents 2010 Greenwing Conservation Festival - Saturday April 24th - Online pre-registration now open!
The Delaware DU Chapters were recognized for their 2008 efforts at the State Awards event held annually at Sambos Tavern in Leipsic, DE
2009-2010 Delaware State Raffle **ANNOUNCED**
The New DU Delaware State Raffle has been set - keep an eye out for your chance to secure your spot in a 1:35 chance to win your choice of two fantastic prizes. Hand carved Butch Wagner teal decoy will also be given to each of the 35 finalists.
2nd Annual Greenwing Carving Contest - Signup Today
Don't wait...you have only a few weeks left to enter your carved decoy in the 2nd annual Greenwing decoy carving contest to be held at the Greenwing event on April 18th
Jack and Weezie Dukes Commemoration : To Help Rescue the Duck Factory
The Delaware State Campaign Committee of Ducks Unlimited has set a goal of raising $500,000 by this Spring to commemorate a property or a series of properties in Jack and Weezie's Dukes honor.
NCCo DE DU recognizes William Veasey as decoy carver of the year
Newcastle County Chapter's Decoy Carver of the Year at their annual fall sportsmen's dinner
Delaware Waterfowl Hunter Parties announced
Get your tickets today for the Delware watefowl hunters party on Sunday November 23rd from 12noon - 3pm.
The Delaware DU Chapters were recognized for their 2008 efforts at the State Awards event held annually at Sambos Tavern in Leipsic, DE
2009 Greenwing Event PreRegistration EXTENDED to April 12th
Reminder - Don't miss out on the annual Greenwing event - Saturday April 18th - Registration opens at 8am - See you there!!
New online map allows users firsthand, interactive experience of black duck migration
If you're interested in taking bird watching to the next level, Ducks Unlimited has the perfect tool for you. This month, Ducks Unlimited's Great Lakes/Atlantic Regional Office unveiled an updated version of its Black Duck Research Initiative Web site, including an all-new interactive mapping tool allowing users to "Follow the Ducks" using satellite and VHF radio tracking technology.
DU meets with Congressional leadership and Administration officials to discuss conservation
WASHINGTON – February 13, 2008 – Ducks Unlimited Executive Vice President Don Young was joined by other wildlife conservation organizations today to deliver a strong message on behalf of sportsmen and habitat: protect and expand habitat conservation and opportunities for sportsmen.
Ducks Unlimited's Black Duck Research Initiative brought to life on Web
New online map allows users firsthand, interactive experience of black duck migration ANN ARBOR, Mich., Feb. 8, 2008 – If you're interested in taking bird watching to the next level, Ducks Unlimited has the perfect tool for you.
President's Budget proposal mixed on waterfowl programs
FY'09 request maintains some programs, cuts others--including Bush priorities WASHINGTON, February 4, 2008 – Conservation programs that benefit waterfowl receive mixed support in the 2009 budget proposal, released today by the Bush administration.
Ducks Unlimited commemorates millionth acre of Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program
Joins Secretary of Agriculture in marking the conservation milestone WASHINGTON – January 17, 2008 – Ducks Unlimited and the US Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency celebrated the enrollment of the one millionth acre into the popular Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program (CREP) today.
DU says CRP losses astounding
National trend for habitat loss concerning BISMARCK, ND, January 4, 2008 – The conservation organization Ducks Unlimited says it's as if someone plowed up a three-mile swath of wildlife habitat across North Dakota, from its southern border to Canada.
2008 Greenwing Event to Introduce Decoy Carving Contest
On April 12, 2008 there will be a new and exciting event for the Greenwings to participate in that day at Owens Station in Greenwood, Delaware. Delaware DU's first working bird decoy competition.
Ducks Unlimited Promotes "Farm the Best, Conserve the Rest," to Assist Chesapeake Bay Landowners
Ducks Unlimited (DU) received a generous gift from the Keith Campbell Foundation for the Environment. The foundation "promotes action to improve water quality, restore ecological balance, and foster an engaged citizenry within the watersheds of the Chesapeake Bay, the Atlantic Coastal Bays, and the West Coast."
Delaware Artist Wins 2006 Federal Duck Stamp Contest
Wildlife artist Richard C. Clifton, 44, a duck hunter from Milford, Del., today won the 2006 Federal Duck Stamp Art Contest in Memphis, Tennessee.
Save Wetlands Buy Duck Stamps:Delaware Duck Stamp Funds Habitat Conservation
As most duck hunters know, many of the ducks and geese harvested in Delaware come from outside the state. To ensure conservation takes on this continental perspective Ducks Unlimited (DU) has worked with individual states and the International Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies to establish the State Grant Program. The State Grant Program utilizes a partnership among the state wildlife agencies, Ducks Unlimited, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Ducks Unlimited Canada and other Canadian partners.
Kirk Mantay to Lead DU Conservation Work in NJ and DE
Before joining Ducks Unlimited (DU) as a biologist, Mantay spent the last 8 years working as a wetland consultant for government and private projects in MD, VA, WV, and DE.
Delaware Volunteer Jack Dukes Deemed Conservationist of the Year!
On March 11, during a Ducks Unlimited annual event in Dover, DE, Ducks Unlimited volunteer, Jack Dukes was honored as Delaware's Conservationist of the Year.
Delaware Division of Fish and Wildlife Takes the Gold - DE
During the 71st North American Wildlife and Natural Resource Conference in Columbus Ohio, Ducks Unlimited presented the Delaware Division of Fish and Wildlife with the Gold State Grant Award for surpassing the $1 million contribution level toward waterfowl habitat in Canada.
Delaware Ducks Unlimited Hosts Annual State Convention
Delaware Ducks Unlimited's (DU) state convention will be held on March 11. Ducks Unlimited volunteers, staff and the public will gather at the Sheraton Hotel in Dover, Delaware to celebrate DU's 2005 conservation and fundraising accomplishments in the state.
Great Cypress Swamp Restoration
The Great Cypress Swamp is located in the southernmost portion of Sussex County, Delaware.
Mid-Atlantic Coast
An overview of Ducks Unlimited's habitat conservation efforts in the Mid-Atlantic Coast priority area.
Where Delaware's Ducks Come From
The Prairie Pothole Region, Great Lakes Region and St. Lawrence Plain are critical to Delaware waterfowl hunters. A significant amount of the mallards harvested in Delaware each year are produced in the St. Lawrence Plain and Great Lakes Region.
Responding to waterfowl needs
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Delaware Landowner Incentive Program (LIP)
This project would increase high-quality foraging and loafing habitat for migrating waterfowl in the fall and early winter, as well as provide top-quality foraging habitat for endangered shorebirds such as the red knot during spring migration.
Longwood Foundation looks to DU
In December 2006, the prestigious Longwood Foundation awarded DU a much-needed grant to implement DU's Delaware Bay Initiative.
The Welfare Foundation
Known for funding high-priority, highly successful environmental and educational programs in Delaware, The Welfare Foundation awarded DU a generous grant to survey, design and restore marginal agricultural lands within the headwaters of the Chesapeake and Delaware bays' tributaries.
Fairplay Foundation continues to contribute to DU
In December 2005 and 2006, the Fairplay Foundation again proved that they believe in DU's conservation mission in Delaware by providing funding for restoration survey, design and construction for projects within the Delaware Bay watershed.
DU dollars produce winter forage for ducks
In 2001, Ducks Unlimited (DU) began working with biologists from the Delaware Division of Fish and Wildlife (DFW) on Muddy Neck Pond at Assawoman Wildlife Management Area in West Bethany.
Upper Chesapeake Bay Priority Area
The Upper Chesapeake watershed spans both the western shore of the upper Chesapeake Bay and the eastern shore of Maryland and Delaware.
Delaware Conservation Projects
Ducks Unlimited habitat conservation projects in Delaware. These projects benefit waterfowl, other wildlife and people. View sample projects, project map and more.
Blackbird Creek
Multiple Wetlands Restored on the Blackbird Creek With Delaware Costal Program Funds.
The Round Maple Project - Delaware
Ducks Unlimited has partnered with farmers in the Midwest to adapt a piece of equipment used to create waterway diversions on large agricultural fields to help reduce the costs of building dikes for wetland restoration in Delaware.
Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge
DU and Delaware Wild Lands, Inc.
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Can community centres count on communities?
It was last year, as Bourkevale Community Centre was preparing to celebrate its 60th anniversary, that club vice-president Tom Brodbeck -- yes, that Tom Brodbeck -- came upon a priceless treasure of documents.
At least the two historic club binders that time almost forgot were priceless to him. One was pulled from a filing cabinet in the canteen, near where a black-and-white photo of the 1957-58 Bourkevale Bruins Playground C provincial champions hangs proudly from the wall. The other was in a box in a basement closet.
When the man who's better known as the Winnipeg Sun's lead columnist blew the dust off, he discovered the minutes from the founding meetings -- page after loose-leaf page, handwritten at first, that detail the struggles of a post-Second World War St. James group of volunteers to create a place for area kids like me.
The binders also suggested something else Brodbeck already believed about Winnipeg's community centres.
As far as he knows, there's nothing quite like them in any other big Canadian city. Certainly not in his native Montreal, where the city owned and operated community centres. The difference is, in Winnipeg, the city offers a small grant, owns the land and building that Bourkevale sits on, but doesn't have a key to the clubhouse.
The real key is who does -- the volunteers who run the place.
That's what Brodbeck sees as uniquely Winnipeg. He recalls what it was like reading the minutes and newsletters from the late 1940s and early '50s, when community leaders were trying to find enough money and create enough interest to build a clubhouse for their children.
"You kind of feel like you're back in history, that there are people doing the same things we're doing," Brodbeck said. "Except they're pioneers."
Pioneers such as the late Bob Pyne, an area parent and war veteran who loaned the club the $500 that allowed the board to purchase a piece of surplus military housing that became Bourkevale's clubhouse.
Jim Carson had just turned six, but he still remembers that December day in 1952 when the building was towed from the airport to the foot of Ferry Road.
Today, Carson is the general manager of the Central Corydon Community Centre, an amalgamation of the River Heights, Crescentwood and Sir John Franklin centres, and what seems to be the new model of sports and recreation delivery the City of Winnipeg wants.
Carson, who will retire at the end of the year, fears for the survival of the volunteer model. Despite the astonishing support the three centres he oversees receives from hundreds of volunteers donating thousands of hours, he sees the overall number of volunteers ebbing more than flowing.
He says many people would rather pay to hire coaches and other community centre services than volunteer. Paying coaches, he believes, would change the nature of community centres.
"Everyone has a coach they fondly remember as kids," Carson says.
Gary Watkins, whose face when he was little is featured in the photo of the provincial champion Bourkevale team that hangs on the clubhouse wall, still remembers his coach, Dave Green, that way. But Watkins laments how empty the outdoor ice is now. What he remembers most fondly is the rink boards being lined with parents, cheering their kids.
I remember that, too, but now that I'm older, what I remember most vividly is Art Moir, the volunteer who flooded the rink late at night after we finished playing on it.
Carson, who has the same memory, worries about the future, particularly the potential move away from the original volunteer model.
"I think we would lose who we are and who we still are. In some ways, you lose the sense of community. My fear is what was meant to be is going to disappear."
Back at Bourkevale, Brodbeck remains optimistic, even as some clubs fail through lack of interest.
"I think they'll survive despite the challenges," he says of the volunteer model.
What gives him hope is the history he found in the Bourkevale binders, particularly the newsletters down through the decades and dire warnings of the club closing if more volunteers weren't found.
"You read newsletters from the 1970s and you go, 'Nothing has changed.' "
In a way, though, almost everything has changed. But what gives me hope is people like Tom Brodbeck -- and Bob Pyne before him -- who personify what makes this city and its community centres unique. Our seemingly never-ending spirit of giving. Our blood, sweat and frozen tears.
For more photos and Bourkevale club history click here.
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- 3. Department of Radiology and Forensic, CHU Toulouse-Rangueil, 1 Avenue Professeur Jean Poulhès, 31059, Toulouse Cedex 9, France
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Combined results are presented from meta-analyses of all atypical antipsychotics that have been studied as treatment for dementia in placebo comparisons. The effect size is the standardized mean difference between the means of treated and control groups after the treatment period. The published study results came from a variety of assessment instruments and, as a procedure of the meta-analysis, they were standardized to a common scale before determining the mean difference across studies. The results are presented together with the 95-percent confidence interval, which is the statistically valid range of results that includes the true population mean in 95 of 100 experiments. For mean differences, the result is statistically significant at p < 0.05 when the 95-percent confidence interval does not cross 0.0.As a class, atypical antipsychotics improved global scores by 0.17 points (statistically valid range from 0.08 to 0.25). Psychosis scores improved by 0.12 points (statistically valid range from 0.04 to 0.19), and agitation scores improved by 0.20 points (valid range from 0.12 to 0.27). The strength of evidence for these findings is high. Among atypical antipsychotics examined individually, the difference in means was an improvement of 0.12 points with olanzapine alone (valid range from 0.00 to 0.25). No statistically significant difference was found for psychosis scores. Agitation scores were reduced by 0.19 points (valid range from 0.07 to 0.31). Risperidone improved global scores by 0.19 points (range from 0.00 to 0.38), psychosis scores by 0.2 points (range from 0.05 to 0.36), and agitation scores by 0.22 points (valid range from 0.09 to 0.35). The strength of evidence for olanzapine is moderate and for risperidone is high.
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I have a hard time believing a legitimate customer swears and rants like this over one missed install date and not getting a $25 refund.
That's all fine and dandy but what if it "gets lost in the system again" again? I really don't understand what's so difficult, especially since a tech visit wasn't even required.And now the phone service at my soon to be former London home is in jeopardy because I want to cancel my DSL there? Sounds like BS to me.Edit: So my $25 will indeed be lost? That's fine. Hope you fuckers choke on it.
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In January 2008, a software company with a novel idea set up tables at job fairs and open houses in Austin, TX, making their first seven hires for what was then perceived as a radical concept: creating a virtual call center staffed entirely by work-at-home North America-based agents. It proved to be a microcosm of how
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The solution? "We adapted an online hiring system being used by a company we acquired called YourTechOnline," recalled Vaillancourt. "They only had about 20 people at the time, but we scaled it up to the point where we can funnel in tens of thousands of applicants and rapidly filter them. It begins with a multiple choice test which eliminates a large group of candidates. This is followed by an essay test that is scored by people not programs--which brings the pool down by 80%."
Those who pass the first two phases are given a technical interview, followed by a non-technical interview with a supervisor. "People who do well in these interviews are rarely not hired," said
. "We're looking for people who are comfortable with working from home, people who are articulate and capable of doing research. We flip the screening process upside down and don't even look at resumes: we evaluate the person, not the skill set."
The proof of the success of this process is in the annual attrition rate, an impressive 17.5% which is far below industry standards. Vaillancourt noted that majority of drop-off comes in the first month when agents are adapting to the Support.com way of doing things and some discover that it's just not for them.
And as Support.com refined their methods of recruiting a qualified and motivated workforce, they also tweaked the process of determining what they needed to provide superior at-home service. "At first, we provided a hard router and a hard phone," said Vaillancourt. "Then we dropped the router and later, dropped the phone. Now we only ask that our agents have a PC and an ISP connection that meets our standards. The only equipment we send them is a $20 headset."
Over time, they developed a blended technology that completely integrates CRM ticket management with a guided workforce tool that gives tech leaders and supervisors full access to all remote control interactions. "The platform was created by us, for us," said Vaillancourt. "We employed cloud-based ACD because it integrated so well. We also employ heavy use of chat rooms and person-to-person IM which empowers on-the-spot coaching."
How did Support.com convince a skeptical business world that it all would work? "We sell a service at a wholesale rate—it is not entirely cost-based," explained Vaillancourt. "Our clients want the quality and ability to relate to customers of North-American based agents."
Of course, there were doubts to overcome. Companies feared that the turnover rate would be high, that the technology wouldn't hold up and were just plain afraid of the lack of control of not having people in a brick and mortar building. But Support.com's voice quality and dropped call level compared favorably with any physical contact center. And as they proved their capabilities, business grew exponentially.
Vaillancourt still runs into his share of unbelievers. "I spoke at conference last year," he said, "And when I finished outlining the facts about the success of virtual contact centers, and how we lowered costs for creating a virtual, work-at-home agent team, several executives came up to me afterwards and said 'I'm sorry: I just don't think that what you're saying is really possible'."
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Edgewood and his friends escaped the sirens and drove the van towards the estate of their unconscious professor, Otis. Along the way they they turned down the radio and drove slowly past the scene of an accident that made them all draw a deep breath and hold it.
In the center divider of the street, a motorcycle teetered like a see-saw on a branch of a great old pepper tree. They were all but blinded by the many flashing lights of police cars and fire trucks. A ring of yellow tape surrounded the tree. Only officer Winterbottom was sullen and looking down. His fellow officers we looking up at the bike and laughing.
Edgewood shuddered from the memory of driving off the road up the hill and landing in that tree down the hill. He still had some leaves and peppercorns in his hair. Just as they were almost clearing the scene, Winterbottom looked up and saw them. Winterbottom turned purple, lunged but was held back by several firemen.
A loud crackling sound filled the night. Police officers on the other side of the tree urged the boys to move along quickly. Winterbottom was unable to get around the tree fast enough to have the van stopped. All vehicals were waved to pass out of the immediate area as a great limb of the tree began to split from the tree. The limb split slowly and gracefully lowered the motorcycle to the ground unharmed. The laughter of the firemen and police officers grew louder.
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"Otis is here!" Edgewood told Euma. Euma was so relieved that he threw his arms around Otis and hugged him. Otis slid through his arms and hit the ground with a thud.
Euma dragged Otis inside the shed and began trying to revive him. Edgewood shifted his weight from one foot to the other and said, "He's asleep. He had a long day." Edgewood's friends apologized and said they had to run while they shoved Edgewood outside before he could say anything incriminating.
Polutropos worked his way out of Otis's jacket and scampered inside the house. Penny's cry for joy echoed from the kitchen out across the backyard.
Euma was able to get Otis to sit up and gave him a drink of water. The first thing Otis saw was the sight of the play house he had built for Telly burning to the ground. Otis had built it from railroad ties so it would last a lifetime for his autistic son.
"That man set the fire on purpose! I saw him!" Euma pointed at professor Antonio.
In the kitchen, Penny kissed Polutropos and reached for her cell phone to post a tweet on twitter saying the search could be called off, that her puppy was home safe and sound. She couldn't find her phone.
"Melanie, please bring these hors d' oeuvres out to the guests. I've got to take Polutropos up to Telly!" Penny declared.
"I just checked on him. He's sound asleep." Melanie lied.
"Oh, what a night!" Penny glanced out the window at the firemen as they got the flames under control. She reached for the house phone so she could call her cell and find it when it rang. Melanie had ducked into the pantry and quickly took the battery out of Penny's phone so that it would not ring. Antonio would be pleased. He didn't want Penny to see that what was trending on twitter, that Otis was headed home.
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This is the website from a town about a half hour drive from where I live. All of NH is pretty gun-friendly, but this PD goes above and beyond, in my opinion.
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This is a discussion on I wish all Police Departments were like this one. within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; This is the website from a town about a half hour drive from where I live. All of NH is pretty gun-friendly, but this PD ...
This is the website from a town about a half hour drive from where I live. All of NH is pretty gun-friendly, but this PD goes above and beyond, in my opinion.
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Very cool. I think alot of police departments share the idea, but politics can get in the way. I dont know many (now that I think about it, i dont know ANY) LEO's that arent pro 2A.
On a side note, that website states that one of their cruisers is a Crown Victoria with a V6 and front wheel drive. Hmm...
Welcome to DC!
Maybe... "Hey lets soup it up so it'll suck more!"
Last I checked, our Sheriff Dept would NOT take fingerprints if you wanted a CCW
Wish ours had that attitude. Live in a small town, but not real far from a large city. Small Police Dept that seems scared to death of anyone who has a permit or carries a gun. The ironic part of that is .... the town is full of people who are LEO's of the larger city, FBI, 1- CIA agent that not everyone knows about, several sheriff deputies of the county, highway patrol, KBI, attorneys , judges, etc. Yet, they are avidly against any citizen legally carrying a gun. Now, how dumb is that?
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$10 for 4 years, dang! We pay $10 per year.
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