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I have a new Wolf 36" 4 sealed burner with griddle rangetop. Love it so far. Can anyone give me some advice on taking care of the griddle? I've seasoned it, but am curious about what to do before and after cooking. Do I grease the griddle beforehand? Do I wash with soap and water after? The instruction booklet is a bit vague. Also, what do you use your griddle for? Thanks!
I was just logging on to post the same question! I used my griddle for the 2nd time this morning and everything I make on it tastes terrible! I'm sure it is not seasoned correctly.
I found some suggestions and a demo video on the Wolf website.
(Even though I have the viking).
The video was pretty helpful.
I have a 1955 stove with a chrome plated griddle. I use it at least every weekend to make pancakes with great results. I don't cook anything else on it, b/c it is a pain to clean other stuff (cooked eggs and bacon on it once--ACK!). I keep thinking about doing grilled cheese on it, but then I imagine the cleanup...
Let's see--a few of my tips:
--my pancake batter has oil in it, so I never oil the griddle. As long as it is hot enough, they do not stick. If I oil the griddle, then I basically end up trying to clean cooked-on oil off of the griddle (a very difficult task).
--as soon as I am done cooking, I slowly pour water on the hot griddle. This grabs the residual oil and holds it in suspension. Then I use either a rag, or a wad of papertowels held with tongs to mop up the greasy hot water. I usually do that a second time. Then I turn off the griddle and let it cool. This leaves it mostly clean. I just wipe it down later with some cleanser.
--I only use eco friendly cleansers, so I also use those on the griddle. If I want to scrub it, I might sprinkle on baking soda first.
Not sure if any of this will apply to your griddle, since I don't know what it is made of.
If it's cast iron you should never use soap... just very hot water and a stiff brush and be sure to coat it with a thin layer of veggie oil after washing it. You can use Kosher Salt as an abrasive along w/ the stiff brush to remove any caked on stuff.. but you're never supposed to use soap. And you should never let it air dry because it will eventually begin to rust and there is a way to fix that also... always use a dry paper towel and pat it dry.
There are the purists who NEVER clean them w/ water at all... they just wipe it out. (I am not one of those people)
I have a ton of cast iron and love it. The more you use it, the better it is.
Nancyla...check your other post on the same topic...I answered that one about how to clean it.
As for cooking, the amount/type of oil or fat depends on what you're cooking. Once the grill is seasoned, you don't have to use much extra fat, it's pretty non-stick. The advantage of the Wolf griddle is that the infrared burner underneath and the thicker metal plate provide a more even heat, and food will not stick and burn in spots.
We use it mainly for pancakes, and I put a small pat of butter on it before the batter. With potatoes, we use olive oil. I have to confess that I've avoided using the griddle for anything else with meat or too much grease, just because I don't want the fat going everywhere. I'd rather use a saute pan for that. We did cook sausages and peppers on it, and that was good.
Here's a link to the page with the Quick Start Video for the griddle.
Look at the gray bar in the middle of the page where it says "videos". The small white dots underneath are each different videos. Click the last white dot and it will show you the griddle quick start video.
Hope that helps.
Here is a link that might be useful: Griddle Video Here
Thank you so much California, I was never on that page, the only videos on the page I was on just showed The whole range, cook top, or oven. Now if I could just get the video to play all the way through. I played it 3 times, and I get as far as wiping the peanut/vegetable oil with a paper towel, then it stops. LOL I bookmarked it, maybe someday it will decide to play.
I just received my 36" wolf cooktop with griddle in the middle and had the same questions.
This is a good video for seasoning and cleaning the wolf griddle:


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Hezbollah is the Shiite outpost of Iran on the Mediterranean, largely supplied through Syria, Iran's ally, while training and on-the-ground-assistance is supplied by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps [IRGC]. While parts of Lebanon –- a "semi-sovereign" country -- are occupied by Palestinian refugee camps that are "no go zones" for the government, the south is occupied by Hezbollah, as is the Lebanese government since Hezbollah shot its way into the Cabinet after the last election.
Even as the Obama administration has been acknowledging the steady growth of Hezbollah's arsenal in both size and sophistication, it has been aiding in the growth and sophistication of the Lebanese Armed Forces [LAF], the Army of the (now Hezbollah-dominated) Beirut government, which is supplied in no small measure by the United States and France. The administration has provided the LAF equipment – including night vision equipment and mini-UAVs – previously reserved for NATO countries and close allies. This gives Hezbollah at least partial control of two armies – one above ground, one largely under.
In May 2010, The United States Central Command (CENTCOM) announced the delivery of an arms shipment to the LAF that included, "1,000 M16A4 rifles, 10 missile launchers, 1,583 grenade launchers, and 538 sets of day/night binoculars and night-vision devices. This equipment will be supported with training provided by the United States government. The United States is committed to providing assistance to the LAF to help them increase their capacity." Defense Industry Daily reported shortly thereafter that the US had supplied mini-Unmanned Arial Vehicles, helicopters and surplus M-60A3 main battle tanks.[1]
Three months later, LAF soldiers fired across the border into Israel, killing one IDF officer and wounding another. Congress temporarily withheld support from the LAF.
With insurrection in Syria potentially severing the supply line from Iran, it is worth considering how Hezbollah may use assets from each military service to survive. And, given Iran's enormous investment in Hezbollah, it is more worth considering whether Hezbollah would try to raise its profile in Lebanon – or complete its takeover – to ensure that Iran's investment is not wasted. The next Hezbollah war may not be against Israel.
Hezbollah's specialty is "digging in." In late June 2006, a group of American military professionals stood on the Israel/Lebanon border looking north. Their IDF escort – and owner of a B&B in the Upper Galilee – said things had not been so peaceful in the North since Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon in 2000. Tourism was up, he said, Hezbollah was quiet and life was good. A retired US Special Forces general was skeptical. "Too quiet," he said. "That is when you worry." [2]
Two weeks later, Hezbollah launched a 34-day war that rained missiles on Israel from beginning to end. Rockets filled with ball bearings to increase their lethality landed on Haifa neighborhoods. The Israeli Foreign Ministry reported 44 Israeli civilians and 119 IDF soldiers killed in the war.[3] Although Israel inflicted devastating losses on Hezbollah's fighters[4] the result was understood as a loss for Israel and IDF prestige.[5]
Hezbollah has been largely quiet since then, but quiet is no longer mistaken for peaceful.
The IDF revamped its doctrine and engaged in new training designed to deal with the small rocket problem.[6] Israel has been using drones to monitor the situation as Hezbollah built arms depots within southern Lebanese villages in violation of UN Resolution 1701 that ended the 2006 war. The multinational UNIFIL force is charged with ensuring that no arms other than those of the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) are maintained south of the Litani River. However, as UNIFIL representatives watched the Israeli drone footage during meetings with American security groups in 2010 and 2011, they took the position a) that it was not happening and b) if it was, Hezbollah was planning for the defense of the villages against Israeli incursion.[7]
Periodic explosions in southern Lebanon are attributed by Israel to "work accidents" in the depots; attributed by the Lebanese government to Israel; and by UNIFIL and Hezbollah to, well, to nothing actually. Following three such explosions in 2010,[8] UNIFIL and the LAF were denied entrance to the affected villages by Hezbollah and, according to the Israeli Foreign Ministry, neither UNIFIL nor the LAF inspected Hezbollah trucks leaving the area after the explosion.[9]
In March 2011, with Hezbollah still firmly in the government drivers' seat in Beirut, Secretary of State Clinton told Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the US should continue to fund the LAF because the army, "cooperates with the United Nations mission in the south, to try to keep the peace there… We worry that if the United States does not continue supporting the Lebanese armed forces, its capabilities will rapidly deteriorate, security in the south and along the border with Israel will be at risk."[10]
Three weeks later, the IDF took the unusual step of releasing a map showing what it said were nearly 1,000 arms and ammunition caches south of the Litani, many inside the Lebanese villages loyal to Hezbollah.[11] Israel warned the Lebanese – and the United States – that it would consider Beirut complicit in any new attacks by Hezbollah on Israel.
That brings the story almost up to date as conditions in Syria continue to deteriorate and Hezbollah compensates.
In June of this year, Haaretz reported that, according to Le Figaro, Hezbollah was transporting missiles, including "Iranian-produced Zilzal, Fajr-3 and Fajr-4 missiles," from Syria into Lebanon for fear that the Assad regime would fall.[12]
Even as Assad remains in power, Syrian army units loyal to the government have been laying mines along the Lebanon-Syria border to keep deserting Syrian soldiers from taking refuge in Lebanon and possibly launching attacks from there.[13] If they finish the job, Hezbollah will be cut off from its Iranian-filled depots. Hezbollah is in a race to collect what it can and move it across the border before the Syrians seal the whole length – whether Assad survives or not.[14]
Haste, of course, makes accidents.
Last week the Lebanese newspaper The Daily Star reported a "huge blast" in the south. Lebanese military sources said it was probably a leftover land mine or cluster bomb from the 2006 war but acknowledged that the LAF – touted by Mrs. Clinton as an asset for the UN and protection for Israel – was again kept from the site by Hezbollah security. UNIFIL representatives said they only heard about it on the news.[15]
Almost simultaneously, Hezbollah reported decimating a CIA spy ring in Lebanon and capturing assets.[16] The coup was apparently the result of slow and steady counterintelligence work – following suspects, tracking cell phone usage and drop sites – much the same way Hezbollah claimed to have broken up an Israeli spy ring in 2009. Hezbollah then said the spies for Israel worked largely in Lebanon's telecommunications industry, raising the question, "Who supplied the tracking system to Hezbollah?" Siemens, the German telecommunications giant, had supplied cell phone tracking capabilities to the Iranian government that enabled it to monitor the Iranian opposition.[17] Is Iran helping Hezbollah by supporting Lebanon's telecommunications capabilities in an effort to spy on the people?
Associated Press likened the Hezbollah raids to Iranian behavior after the disappearance of an IRGC general in 2007. "The Iranian government began a painstaking review of foreign travel by its citizens, particularly to places like Turkey where Iranians don't need a visa and could meet with foreign intelligence services. It didn't take long, a Western intelligence official told the AP, before the U.S., Britain and Israel began losing contact with some of their Iranian spies."[18] Or perhaps is it like the patient "unshredding" of American documents by Iranian carpet weavers after the Iranian takeover of the US Embassy in 1979.
While the demise of the Assad regime in Syria would be a setback for the Islamic Republic – and is therefore much to be desired – nothing in Tehran's history indicates that it will allow its enormous investment in Hezbollah to dissipate at the same time. Underground, under cover, quiet and lethal, Hezbollah and its patron Iran are preparing for the next round – whether against Israel or against Lebanon.
Or both.
[1] UAVs would enable the LAF to see inside Israel. Helicopters on the Israel/Lebanon border would require Israel to scramble to ensure that a flight was not part of a terrorist attack.
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With a little help form your friends and a mirror, you can jump the border in record time. New street work from Spanish artist, Escif in Albacete, Spain.
The Boneyard Project @ Pima Air and Space Museum: Preview Photos Part 2Juxtapoz // Thursday, January 19, 2012
An ambitious project involving numerous international contemporary artists and disused Military airplanes is set to make it's debut on January 28th at the Pima Art and Space Museum in Tucson, Arizona. The Boneyard Project: Return Trip will include artists Andrew Schoultz, How & Nosm, Nunca, Retna, and Faile who will all paint their own individual airplanes, along with cockpit from Saner. We took a trip to the desert to get you these exclusive preview photos.
Billboard Alteration by Peter FussStreet Art // Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Poland-based street artist, Peter Fuss uses clever text and imagery to comment on political and social issues. It would also appear that he's just having fun and trying to get a reaction out of random onlookers.
Bast & Lady AikoStreet Art // Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Two Brooklyn-based artists, Bast and Lady Aiko collaborate by getting up with a variety of stencils. We really enjoy Gumby riding a lion.
Neighborhood ApoCalypseStreet Art // Tuesday, January 17, 2012
A captivating mural containing muted colors and a hurricane of people. Painted in Valencia, Spain, home to the creator, Escif.
Paint it, Buff it, The endStreet Art // Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Here are photographs of the talented Mexico-based muralist, Liqen painting in Guadalajara, Mexico. Then painting black the piece when finished.
Flying Frying FishStreet Art // Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Fish out the frying pan wall from Brisbane-based street artist, Fintan Magee. Painted in Lismore, Australia.
Winged Suit by PhlegmStreet Art // Tuesday, January 17, 2012
The placement of this piece for documentation is well thought out and shows an interesting perspective. Phlegm's winged suited man ready for take off to another time period that only the artist is aware of.
"Growth the weight of a weight" by EscifStreet Art // Monday, January 16, 2012
Weight experimentation or examination by Spanish street artist, Escif.
Falling Characters from PhlegmStreet Art // Monday, January 16, 2012
Phlegm had his way with an abandon building in the United Kingdom, painting eleven characters falling in various parts. We particularly enjoy the last painting where the artist created more abstract limbs, creating a different effect than the usual.


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Welcome to Sullivan's Steakhouse in Palm Desert. You can look forward to unforgettable food, drinks, live music and ambience, all designed to let you untie, unwind and uncork. Physically located in the Shops and Gardens of El Paseo, our spirit is near the line between naughty and nice. You can shop for the latest trends before dining in style at an exceptional Palm Desert steakhouse at Sullivan's.
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IL Caffe is a new Italian style cafe opened in Sheung Wan. Everything inside is SO ITALIAN, from their coffee, the machine, the decoration & the food. Besides coffee, this men's club offer alcoholic drinks as well.
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What I did was I restored my backup, installed TWRP 18.104.22.168 from a download on this forum, and tried it again. Made sure to factory reset both times, etc.
I'm booted into ViperOne 5.8.0 now! Sorry for wasting anybody's time...
So, I've searched around the forums, and I haven't found anything that quite sounds like what's going on with my phone. My issue is that I get put in a boot loop after flashing ViperOne 5.8.0.
First, some info about my phone:
- Unlocked (S-OFF)
Steps leading to the issue:
- Used rumrunner to s-off and root phone back when it came out for VZW in August.
- Had CWM recovery for the longest time. Didn't update the phone since then.
- The other day, I backed up my phone with CWM and then later decided to switch to TWRP (got the newest version I could find - 22.214.171.124).
- I put TWRP on my phone and then tried flashing ViperOne 5.8.0 from it.
- It seemed to have put me in a bootloop, so I tried a few factory resets and cache clearing, etc.
- Then, I went into ViperOne's installer and installed the older version of TWRP.
- At that point, I couldn't even get back into recovery, so I used fastboot to put the latest TWRP back on.
- I threw out my old backup and used a RUU to get back to stock 1.10.605.1 (RUU Zip M7 WL JB 50 VZW 1.10.605.10 Decrypted) from here.
- At this point, my phone was working again. I installed all of the updates through the phone to get to KitKat 4.4.2.
- From here, I installed a bunch of apps I used, reacquired root (my phone still said S-OFF/Unlocked from the first ever time I did it) and performed a TWRP backup.
- I decided to give ViperOne a shot again since my phone had been updated and I wasn't sure if the newer hboot or stuff like that would help.
- I followed the instructions on some site that said to fastboot flash the boot.img in the zip first and then flash the zip from TWRP.
- Everything seemed fine again. I factory reset BEFORE and AFTER flashing ViperOne. However, it's giving me the same issues; I'm stuck in a boot loop.
I got ViperOne from here. The ViperOne Verizon page seemed to just link there (I couldn't find a download specific to Verizon) so I'm assuming that's the right one.
If anyone could offer any suggestions on what to do? The next think I'll try is downgrading my version of TWRP I guess?
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Mmmmm… I never realized opening a real-life brick and mortar chocolate shop (Piece, Love and Chocolate, in downtown Boulder, CO) had so little to do with chocolate…
Long before the sledgehammers began swinging, there was work to be done. In order for this chocolate part of the business to succeed, the business itself must succeed first. I needed to channel my passion on the business development and sustainability first, foremost and always – the chocolate part is the fruit of the labor – the "gravy". I will touch a little on that, because in my opinion, you cannot fully appreciate my pile of rubble until you've peeked at the inertia that created it – my pile of rubble is a result of years of hard work.
I knew that in order to make this endeavor successful, it would take a whole lot of research, legwork, money, sacrifice, persistence and patience. "Work smarter, not harder," as Chef Genny always quotes. It took a very long time, indeed, and I definitely have worked harder than smarter some of that time. But, I have learned oh-so-much!
After 27 sessions of "non-candy coated" SCORE advice (and a few tears) Piece, Love and Chocolate was born. Opening in February 2011 on a "Wing, Prayer, Business Plan and SCORE", this chocolate lover's dream has continued to grow. Piece, Love &Chocolate has grown from 4 employees to 14, increased revenues 45% in 2012 and is on track to increase another 26% in 2013. Most importantly, I love my job!
The Boulder community has embraced the love, oh and the chocolate. See what they have to say: Boulder 2140.
9News featured Piece, Love & Chocolate and one of my mentors, Larry Storms, for Small Business Saturday: 9News.
First off, (and do forgive me if this morphs into an Oscar-like gratitude speech) let me start with my local Denver chapter of SCORE (affiliated with the SBA) and the value of a good business plan. These people are AMAZING! I could not imagine having started this business without them! I enrolled in almost every workshop they offered and they helped me to create "Bodacious Bertha" my business bible, aka my business plan.
My SCORE advisers were so eager to share with me their years and years of cumulative business experience; this is the kind of stuff you just can't put a price on. I got comfortable, really quickly, with the fact that I do not know it all and I will continue to make mistakes along my journey. These beautiful people of SCORE were willing to share with me the mistakes that they have made – I listened, I learned, I laughed, I cried. Let me tell you though, not everything they have to say is positive – they didn't candy-coat anything!
All my cherished advisers were and continue to be supportive, honest, caring and blunt. Enrique, food service specialist – emotionally prepared me and continues to support me (big hugs!). He came up to Boulder to visit my new shop and sat with me amongst my rubble on a gnarly old hunk of concrete. We discussed where I could get the best deals on used kitchen equipment. Tom, accountant extraordinaire – taught me how to create and understand financials, no small task let me assure you (he has the patience of a saint). Larry, banking specialist – scared the bejeebers out of me – yikes! But, scared is a good thing when you're talkin' the kind of funds it takes to create this kind of a business. (Luv ya, Larry!) I couldn't possibly thank you gentlemen enough!
SCORE helped me to create a working business plan that really works. "Make a plan. Work a plan," my granddaddy used to say. I cannot imagine I would have made it this far without them and I will continue to use their services. What a fantastic business resource! No doubt, they are surely improving our local economy by helping one entrepreneur to succeed at a time! You are all my heroes!!!!
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Hada Grullon has overcome both critics and the recession using the highly personal touch that she brings to her business: Roy's Delivery Service. While many companies today make their customers feel like a number by having them jump through bureaucratic hoops, Hada is known for remembering people's birthdays and making them cookies. She has overcome being robbed and nearly knocked out of the entrepreneurial game altogether. The result is a thriving company with more than 300 clients.
A self-described "little girl from the island," Hada is a first-generation American from the Dominican Republic who has never forgotten about the people who got her to where she is today: the head of one of the most success delivery services in Florida. She was named the Outstanding Businesswoman of 1999 by the National Association of Women Business Owners and has won numerous awards, including the Customer/Client Service Excellence Award by Morgan Stanley/Dean Witter. But how did she manage to come out of seemingly nowhere to blaze a whole new trail in the business field?
Hada started in the business world where most do: at the bottom. She worked as a banker in Florida for 15 years, learning the standard ins and outs of business. Her first major business influence was her boss during this time, the first woman to serve as the chief financial officer at her bank. "She taught me how to be a more professional person and a hard worker," Hada says.
In 1992, the news that would forever rock the foundation of Hada's life would be delivered: she was fired. Though immediately picked up by another bank, she hit bottom again after being the victim of another round of layoffs. But the spirit that later carried her to the top of the business world wouldn't let her go out that easy. "I'm tired of getting laid off and I'm going to do something about it," Hada said to herself at the time. Instead of trying to get another bank job, she decided to start her own business. In a refrain common to many successful business owners, she says simply, "The best thing that happened to me was getting laid off."
Starting at the bottom again, Hada had to fight for every inch and every customer. She worked out of her garage, and took second and third jobs just to pay the mortgage on time every month. Yet when it looked like clear skies for her business, she would face her most difficult challenge yet. A thief had struck in the night. All of her money and resources—gone, representing a devastating blow out of left field, almost pushing her out of business all together. "Sometimes you go through the journey and get a wake-up call when you're doing something wrong," she says.
Her personal touch is evident in every aspect of the job. When a client called for 500 packages to be delivered in time for Christmas just days beforehand, Hada rounded up every friend and family member to help her finish on time. She isn't just creating a business, but rather a meaningful, responsive community. Though times are tough because of the recession, she still thrives as a business owner and person. Given such success, other businesses will no doubt follow in her footsteps. "People have forgotten about the personal touch these days; you must build lasting relationships with your customers," she says.
Hada contacted Dade SCORE in Miami to explore her options and how to prevent something like this from happening again. Because of her mentor's help, she was able to slowly but surely regain her footing in the business world, by deciding to go above and beyond what her customers expected from their delivery service. She started remembering clients' birthdays, their kids' names, and all manner of large and small details. These weren't just faceless pie-chart statistics and percentage points; they were people. "You must take one customer at a time. It's better to manage 10 than not manage 100," she says.
Consuelo Castillo knows a few things about long-distance travel. Like many other Latin Americans who have come to the United States, the native of Peru had experienced the difficulties of making travel arrangements and dealing with immigration issues while also trying to overcome a language barrier. With the Hispanic population in and around her new home in Lakewood, NJ, growing steadily, Consuelo set her sights on starting a travel agency that specialized in serving Spanish-speaking customers.
Consuelo realized that she had much to learn first. She spent several months working as an unpaid part-time employee for another travel agent to gain experience while also building her English skills. In 1998, she felt ready to take the plunge. Drawing on her personal savings and the part-time assistance of her husband, Orlando, she launched Conseulo's Travel.
"We soon found that customers were asking for help for other things such as money transfers, translations, tax returns and immigration counseling," Consuelo recalls. "My husband and I quickly learned as much as we could about them so we could add those services.
Consuelo soon found it necessary to hire another part-time employee, and to seek financial assistance for new equipment and leasehold improvements. While researching information at the local library, she saw a notice for a SCORE-sponsored seminar on business start-ups. That led to one-on-one mentoring with Bob Miesemer, the former president/CEO of a business machines company.
"We needed help developing business plan, our marketing strategy, and legal requirements," Consuelo says. "Bob took us through each one step by step, showing us what elements were needed and why they were important."
With Bob's help, Consuelo received her loan and continued to grow her business. Unfortunately, the rent on her leased space began to take off as well. That challenge simply created a new opportunity. In 2002, the couple purchased a three-story building ideally located across from the Lakewood municipal building. Consuelo's business occupies the ground floor, with the remaining space leased to tenants that include a lawyer, employment agency, and a newspaper. With her fully bilingual staff, which includes Orlando, Consuelo enjoys steadily growth in both her revenue and customer base.
One frequent visitor to her business is Bob Miesemer, who drops by to check on their progress and answer questions. "I really appreciate his counseling and support," Consuelo says. "When you talk with SCORE, they are as interested and excited about your business as if it was their own."
"When you talk with SCORE, they are as interested and excited about your business as if it was their own." says Consuelo Castillo.
With Bob's encouragement, Consuelo is working on becoming a SCORE volunteer so that other Hispanic entrepreneurs will benefit from her experience. "I tell them that if I can succeed after being in the United States for only seven years, anybody can," Consuelo says. "You just need to be sure of what you want to do, and where to go to get help."
"I wish everyone had a Howard!"
That's how Kim Haas, president of Jersey City, N.J.-based Haas Media LLC feels about her SCORE mentor, Howard Geltzer. For the past three years, the communications and community outreach entrepreneur has relied on Geltzer's business expertise to market her skills in the busy and competitive New York City market.
Originally from Philadelphia, Kim combined her love of languages and cultures with communications to start her own business while living in Milwaukee in 2003. Clients relied on Haas' multi-lingual capabilities to reach an increasingly diverse population.
Her work included the Wisconsin Department of Tourism's first Hispanic marketing campaign; public relations, community outreach, translation and educational initiatives for several multi-billion-dollar Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) highway reconstruction projects; and an award-winning WisDOT educational initiative called "Careers in Motion," which introduces elementary and middle school students to the wonders of science, engineering and transportation.
Eager to return to her East Coast roots and experience big-city living, Kim and her husband relocated to metropolitan New York City in 2006. One of the first things Kim did was contact SCORE's Manhattan office. "I'd learned about SCORE while living in Milwaukee," Kim says. "I was so fortunate to get to work with Howard, who once owned his own public relations agency."
Kim's efforts are paying off. Along with maintaining her presence in Wisconsin, she currently provides Spanish media training for the Toy Industry Association. She will soon begin production on a Latin American travel series. Kim is also pursuing projects in Latin America, Africa and Asia.
Kim's relationship with Howard Geltzer had an immediate benefit, as he mentored her on a strategy to maintain her business in Wisconsin while establishing a new presence in New York. "I was afraid that I would have to give up all those great clients because I was no longer there physically," Kim says. "Howard showed me how to make it work. It didn't have to be an either/or decision. I could do both."
Over the past two years, Kim and Howard have met each month to discuss potential business development opportunities, strategize and plan for the future, and discuss trends and issues affecting the communication business. "Howard holds me accountable on what I need to work on between meetings," Kim says. "He'll then evaluate what I've found, and help me analyze what did and didn't work."
"I'll keep working with Howard as long as he'll have me," she says. "I've been richly rewarded by his experience and guidance. And he's so accessible; I can call or email him, and he'll get right back to me. He's one of the best things to happen to me in New York City!"
"Anyone even thinking about starting a business should check out SCORE. They give you great insights on things to think about. And, it's always nice to have someone in your corner who's always there for you." says Kim Haas.
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At first glance, Zachary Jackson looks like any other healthy eight-year-old. But along with being a typical kid, Zachary is also a CIO—Chief Inspiration Officer—for his mother's company, Zakeez, Inc. now Nurtured By Design.
Born three months early and weighing less than two pounds, Zachary needed all the help the Texas Medical Center in Houston could provide during those critical early months. But the key to his survival was the comfort of simply being held gently by his mother Yamile.
Because she couldn't stay with her son 24/7, Yamile began looking for a way to maintain a sense of contact with Zachary. Applying her instincts as both a mother and an engineer, Yamile adapted a pair of garden gloves to serve as her "surrogate" hands, duplicating her touch, warmth and scent. Realizing that thousands of other mothers faced the same challenges with their "preemies" and other special needs children, Yamile began looking for ways to transform her makeshift gloves into a marketable product.
Three years of ergonomics human factors research later, Yamile had crafted the appropriately named "Zaky®," which would benefit both preemies and healthy babies alike. What she needed next was some help in spreading the word about her innovation.
"I had already operated a business as a consulting engineer," Yamile says, "but going from a service to a product, especially one related to medicine, was a huge transformation."
The Zaky and its amazing story have earned worldwide coverage in newspapers and magazines, televised news reports and programs such as The Rachel Ray Show, and even a made-for-TV movie. Yamile has been repeatedly honored for the Zaky, including receiving SCORE's Outstanding Woman-Owned Business Award for 2009.
Zachary Jackson continues to do his job as CIO, as his mother is introducing new products such as specialty clothing for preemies that accommodate IV tubes and cables for medical devices, and bereavement clothes for babies unable to overcome their survival challenge.
Zakeez continues to thrive today, thanks to broadband. Because more than 80 percent of sales are completed online, broadband is critical to the company's success. Not only does it help Yamile accomplish everyday tasks and streamline research, she is also using it to take online courses and leverage new and improved ways to communicate with customers.
"Broadband is not a luxury, it is essential for my business," says Yamile Jackson, founder, Zakeez, Inc. "Because our resources are limited, it is important to be efficient in how we distribute advertisements, news, and sales efforts to a wide audience. Broadband also allows me to reach customers around the world, conduct web conferencing and keep an eye on my competition. It allows me to save time, compare prices and create efficiencies when I purchase from vendors online."
Houston SCORE mentor Sam Dubinsky advised Yamile on preparing for her first trade show, while other mentors helped her craft an effective marketing strategy that included brochures, publicity, and an online presence at www.zakeez.com.
More recently, retired engineer Bob Ashfield provided Yamile with a valuable technical perspective on her new products, including Zak's Sack, which capitalizes on the concept of "kangarooing" to help both mothers and fathers nurture their infants by keeping them in close physical contact.
"Sam and Bob are very generous with their time and the information they have," she says. "I truly feel that they genuinely get pleasure from my success. How appropriate it is that for a product designed to help nurture new and small babies, I have received so much help from a group of professionals dedicated to nurturing new and small businesses."
After seeing a flyer about a Houston SCORE-sponsored seminar on business start-ups, Yamile attended thinking it'd be a "one-shot" experience. "But as I listened to the mentors," she says, "I realized there was a wealth of information and resources that SCORE could provide."
"What I really like about SCORE is that they don't make decisions for me," Yamile says. "They'll tell you what they know, point out other sources of information, and make suggestions. But they leave it up to me to decide."
Chimers Charts™ Make Playing Music Easy
With Chimers Charts ™ people make music without the need to read music. It removes one of the biggest frustrations in learning and teaching music. Groups make music together instantaneously, using Chimers Charts ™.
Chimers Charts ™ offers easy-to-read music instructional boards. They use colors and letters, to designate what and when notes should be played for a song. Chimers Charts ™ is the first commercial instructional aide for music to do that. Although initially designed for Music Therapy sessions, many other groups such as music classrooms, retiree/senior groups, youth groups, Bible study classes can take advantage of this great music product.
This product encourages people to have fun playing music together, in a success oriented activity. It removes the frustration of reading music in order to play music.
Mary Scovel, Inventor and Successful Business Owner
Early in her career as a Professor of Music, Mary Scovel encountered a new challenge, a young boy with Downs Syndrome that changed her life. After meeting that young boy, Mary realized she wanted to teach music to people with special needs.
After receiving her Master's Degree in Music with an equivalency in Music Therapy, Mary reached that goal. Mary designed Chimers Charts so that anyone can make music easily and have a successful experience. As a result, anyone who wants to play hand chimes and other instruments, but doesn't read music, can have a successful music experience.
Chimers Charts ™ were designed to meet the learning needs of anyone who can distinguish letters and colors. "Because of SCORE, I am now the proud business owner of Chimers Charts", says Mary.
"I would not have attained this business success, if it were not for the able assistance of Bob Holbrook, my SCORE counselor", says Mary.
"At our first meeting, I described my invention and Bob laid out a detailed plan on how to move forward. Because I was a neophyte, I listened carefully to this man who had years of business experience. He offered sound advice and encouraged me to pursue this project", says Mary.
Mary needed a patent for her invention and Bob worked with her through all of the steps in securing that patent.
"He assured me that when I had a question I could call him anytime, which I did often", says Mary. When Mary found a company, Jeffers Handbell Supply Inc., to manufacture her product and obtained the contract, Bob reviewed it with her. Bob advised Mary about her business options. He also explained the meaning of the business language in the contract.
With his guidance and Mary's efforts, Chimers Charts made their first sale at the American Music Therapy Association (AMTA) conference in November, 2010. "Bob supported me every step through this process and I am deeply grateful to him and to SCORE for the generous service they provide", says Mary.
Bob Holbrook is a volunteer SCORE counselor with Carolina Lowcountry SCORE. Visit www.scorehiltonhead.com to learn about free SCORE business advice for starting or growing a small business.
"I love it," was the simple response from Clover Gift Shop owner Patricia Eames to the question, Why did you want to become a retail shop owner?
With a background in banking and women's and children's product merchandising, Patricia was ready to go out on her own when she learned that the Clover Gift Shop - somewhat of an institution, since it had originally opened its door as Wilson's Gift Shop in 1923 - was for sale. The shop had been purchased in 1982 by Donna Lewis and renamed Clover Gift Shop.
In need of funds for this venture, Patricia approached Chittenden Bank, her former employer, and it was suggested that she contact SCORE for some assistance in evaluating the business and preparing a comprehensive business plan - usually a necessary step in securing a loan.
Patricia was assigned to veteran SCORE counselor Barry Rotman. In addition to helping Patricia prepare the business plan, Barry worked with her in valuing the inventory and in understanding all the nuances of the purchase and sale agreement. "After the purchase was finalized in January 2008, we discussed ways to improve the appearance of the shop including things like a new awning and signage, and better window displays," said Barry. "It helps that Patricia works in the shop and is charming and knowledgeable."
"Working with Barry was a real treat," said Patricia. "With his extensive retail experience and his experience with SCORE, he was able to lead me down all the right paths to making this venture a success."
Patricia has added several lines of new merchandise including a beautiful line of quilts and April Cornell linens; the shop has a new logo which pictures a red clover - the Vermont State Flower - and, eventually, customers will be able to make purchases on line. The Christmas Shop at the rear of the store is open year round and, of course, now is the perfect time to visit it.
The new shop hours are Monday through Friday from 9:30 to 5:30; Saturday from 9:00 to 6:00; and Sunday from 11:00 to 5:00.
You can reach Patricia at the shop at 10 Elm Street in Woodstock or you can call her at 802-457-2527 or you can e-mail her at firstname.lastname@example.com or you can check out her web site at www.clovergiftshop.com.
Filling a Void in the Upper Valley Arts Community
Literally coming from nowhere, The Complete Hoot arrived on the scene last July and already has a circulation of several thousand copies each time it's published which, for now, is bi-weekly.
The brainchild of Jo and Jerry Evarts, The Complete Hoot - subtitled Arts, Life & Entertainment in the Upper Valley - seeks to present in one very readable format virtually everything you need and want to know about the Upper Valley arts and entertainment scene. And, get this - it's free.
Someone once said that the best way to be successful in business is to find a need and fill it. Well, the Evarts found the need and knew they had a very good idea on how to fill it, but they also knew that they needed help. They had so many questions and, at that moment, so few answers. How large an area to cover? How often to publish - weekly or bi-weekly? How big should the publication be - both in size and number of pages per issue? Would it be acceptable to the potential readers if the publication was printed in black and white or should it be in color which is much more costly? How much to charge per issue or should it be free and totally supported by advertising? What hardware and software would be needed to interface with an area printer? How do you sell advertising space in a new publication? Is there a need for an actual business location so advertisers and potential employees among others could visit? In addition to budget, and staffing, and banking considerations among so many others.
Fortunately, Jo and Jerry saw an ad for a SCORE workshop on marketing. Not only did they attend the workshop, but they learned that SCORE - Counselors to America's Small Business - provides free one-on-one counseling for start-up business along with counseling for existing businesses that might be experiencing some difficulties. So, they signed up with SCORE and requested assistance from a SCORE counselor. Enter Counselor Susan Davidson.
Working together for weeks on end, Jo, Jerry, and Susan came up with enough answers to enable The Complete Hoot to finally go to press in July 2007.
So here it is, all in one place. Arts calendars and performance schedules, restaurant reviews, book reviews, movie reviews, reviews of all manner of theatrical productions, and editorials on arts-related issues. Virtual one-stop shopping for the Upper Valley arts community from Hanover to Cornish and Woodstock to Meriden. Copies are available in area grocery stores, arts centers, arts venues, visitor centers, bookstores, libraries, restaurants, inns, B &Bs, real estate offices, and upscale retailers.
And, do yourself a favor. Check out The Complete Hoot web site at www.thecompletehoot.com. It's really a companion piece to the publication, not just a "who are we and how can you reach us" web site. It's crisp, clean, and very user friendly.
As a child, Derschaun Sharpley learned that a little self-confidence can go a long way, especially for inner-city children who often come from broken homes. Enrolled in Charm School by her mother, Derschaun learned manners, grooming and other fundamental lessons that enhanced her self-esteem and interpersonal skills. "That experience gave me the confidence to pursue my interests in dance, acting and cosmetology, and earn a bachelor's degree in health administration," Derschaun says.
A position with Detroit's City Schools gave Derschaun the opportunity to develop programs and initiatives that instilled those same important skills in socially challenged youth. Along with improving attendance and test scores, Derschaun's programs also sought to provide young people with simple and effective tools that would serve them throughout their lives.
When budget cuts put an end to Derschaun's school-based programs in 2003, she decided to continue serving Detroit's young people as a business called Helping Individuals Succeed (H.I.S.) Agency. Derschaun also knew where to find help getting her new venture off the ground—SCORE. A search of online mentors on www.score.org led her to begin an email mentoring relationship with Iowa-based SCORE Mentor Ann Tompkins.
Today, H.I.S. Agency offers a variety of popular programs that teach both boys and girls with dining etiquette, personal hygiene and social skills. Derschaun also works closely with the Girl Scouts of Metropolitan Detroit, hosting events such as "Mom and Me Tea Parties." She's also hosted several workshops on "Personal Success" and "Dining Etiquette for Success" for families and local youth agencies.
Derschaun is proud of H.I.S. Agency's accomplishments, but she knows there are many more young people who need help coping with the challenges of daily living. She's hopeful that sponsors will allow her to further expand collaborations with Detroit's schools and service agencies, and eventually take H.I.S. Agency's programs nationwide.
"I needed help with everything," Derschaun says. "Ann put her heart and soul into helping me, going above and beyond what I expected."
Ann was particularly helpful in showing Derschaun how to identify and market to her target audiences. "I initially thought my market were the young people themselves, but Ann convinced me that I should be communicating to their parents, schools and youth service agencies," she says. "As I put my message and materials together, she helped with copywriting, proofing, and editing. I can't tell you how many emails we exchanged!"
Derschaun also tapped the expertise of other SCORE mentors for help with financing, budgeting, and developing a consistent and profitable price structure.
"Every SCORE mentor I've worked with has been very receptive and willing to help," she says. "If they don't know the answer, they'd recommend someone else who does."
Whenever Derschaun needs help with a business-related issue, she will reach out to her growing network of SCORE email mentors. "No one should be afraid to do something because they don't know the answer," she says. "All you have to do is contact SCORE."
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A Hastings man who sexually assaulted an 87-year-old woman in her home was on parole at the time.
Name suppression on Hugh Hemi Tuatua Tareha, 30, was lifted yesterday after he admitted the attack on November 7 last year.
It can now be revealed that he attacked another woman on the same day - and that he was on parole at the time for the robbery of an elderly woman.
Tareha had been before the Parole Board just the day before and had led the board to believe he was motivated to make changes.
"We are pleased with his performance," the board wrote in its report on November 6.
About lunchtime the next day, Tareha dragged the 87-year-old woman, who was checking her mailbox, into her home and sexually attacked her. She was found by her son when he arrived at the house about five hours later.
It took months for his mother to work up the courage to go outside, her son said yesterday. The bruises had healed but her fear remained. She now ventured out to do gardening but was wary of others and always made sure the door was locked.
The attack had taken a heavy toll on the family but they were trying to move on with their lives. They were relieved the matter would not go to trial but disgusted to learn Tareha had accosted a second woman that day, all while on parole, he said.
"He's disturbed. Everybody on the street that day [was] vulnerable. If it hadn't been Mum it would've been someone else."
He said Tareha needed to "go away" for an extended period of time.
"Mum was attacked, nothing can change that, but people need to be protected from these sorts of things."
Appearing in Napier District Court yesterday, Tareha pleaded guilty to four charges of unlawful sexual connection, injuring with intent, two charges of assault with intent to cause sexual violation and two burglary charges.
The charges relate to two separate incidents, involving the 87-year-old and the other Hastings woman who were assaulted by Tareha on the same day.
He was given parole just four months before, a little over a year before his sentence of three years and nine months expired.
In February 2011 he was sent to prison after he forced his way into the home of an elderly woman, confronted her in her bedroom and stole a small amount of cash.
He had to be moved from the Maori Focus Unit after an altercation with another prisoner but served most of his time as a minimum security prisoner, a parole report says. He was freed on the condition he stayed away from the victim's home, managed his medication and abstained from drugs and alcohol.
He reappeared before the board in November. It found that Tareha was complying with the special conditions apart from an "innocent" smoking of synthetic drugs. He was prohibited from smoking any more synthetic drugs and told he did not have to report to the board again.
Weeks later, he was recalled to prison after being arrested for a "grave and disturbing sexual assault", a parole report says.
Yesterday, Justice Simon France entered the convictions and noted that Tareha would receive a second strike under the three strikes legislation at sentencing in September. He ordered a cultural report and two health reports, as the Crown was seeking preventive detention. Tareha was remanded in custody.
Judge Russell Callander: A District Court judge from 1981, Callander was appointed to the Parole Board in 2002. Last year, he was made a companion of the Queen's Service Order for services to the judiciary.
Rhonda Pritchard: The non-judicial Parole Board member was a counsellor, supervisor, trainer and mediator for 29 years, and a senior research analyst in the Ministry of Social Development. She was appointed to the board in 2008.
Sue Driver: As well as a consultant in areas of governance, management and evaluation, the non-judicial member was appointed to the board in 2012.
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