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Mentoring Matters: A Henrico Citizen Community Initiative
In the Henrico Citizen's Feb. 4-17, 2010 issue, we are proud to introduce our "Mentoring Matters" initiative, which is designed to encourage individuals, businesses and organizations to spend at least one hour a month mentoring a student in the county.
Below, we have provided information to help you get involved. We hope you'll Join the Henrico Citizen in making an impact in the lives of Henrico County students!
About This Initiative
The Henrico Citizen is committed to serving Henrico County. We believe there is no better way to ensure that our county remains strong and vibrant in the future than to invest in the success of our students in the present.
In this issue, we are establishing a countywide effort to encourage businesses, organizations and individuals to take an active role in the future of Henrico County by mentoring students. All students, regardless of age, race, economic background or educational aptitude, can benefit from the advice, guidance and support of an adult mentor. Each of us has talents, advice, abilities and life lessons to share with youngsters.
What if each person reading these words spent just one hour in a school each month mentoring a student? Think what a difference we could make!
How You Can Help
There are several ways in which your business, organization or you as an individual can help this effort:
Organizations – Is your organization or club seeking a community project? Why not "adopt" a school through mentoring? The only cost is a small commitment of time, and your efforts will leave lasting marks on the schools and students with whom you develop relationships.
Individuals – Contact one of the schools listed below and offer yourself as a mentor. The school system is actively seeking mentors to participate in middle-school and high-school mentoring programs. Mentors also are welcome at elementary schools throughout the county. We've listed schools by region – West End, Northside and Eastern Henrico – so please consider contacting a school near your home or your office for more information about how to get involved.
Become a Partner – The Henrico Citizen is seeking business, organization and individual partners to help promote this initiative throughout the community and within their spheres of influence. Participate – and let others know that you're a mentor. We are also seeking businesses willing to donate small prizes to this effort, such as free lunch or dinner coupons, so that we may select at random several participants each month to reward with small tokens of appreciation for their efforts.
Where to Get Involved
Elementary Schools
Carver E.S. – 750-2640
Colonial Trail E.S. – 364-0055
Crestview E.S. – 673-3775
Davis E.S. – 527-4620
Echo Lake E.S. – 527-4672
Gayton E.S. – 360-0820
Glen Allen E.S. – 756-3040
Johnson E.S. – 673-3735
Longan E.S. – 527-4640
Maybeury E.S. – 750-2650
Nuckols Farm E.S. – 364-0840
Pemberton E.S. – 750-2660
Pinchbeck E.S. – 750-2670
Ridge E.S. – 673-3745
Rivers Edge E.S. – 935-6760
Shady Grove E.S. – 360-0825
Short Pump E.S. – 360-0812
Skipwith E.S. – 527-4650
Springfield Park E.S. – 527-4630
Three Chopt E.S. – 673-3755
Tuckahoe E.S. – 673-3765
Twin Hickory E.S. – 360-4700
Chamberlayne E.S. – 261-5030
Dumbarton E.S. – 756-3030
Glen Lea E.S. – 228-2725
Greenwood E.S. – 261-2970
Harvie E.S. – 343-7010
Holladay E.S. – 261-5040
Laburnum E.S. – 228-2720
Lakeside E.S. – 261-5050
Longdale E.S. – 261-5095
Ratcliffe E.S. – 343-6535
Trevvett E.S. – 261-5060
Adams E.S. – 226-8745
Ashe E.S. – 343-6550
Baker E.S. – 226-8755
Donahoe E.S. – 756-3030
Fair Oaks E.S. – 328-4085
Highland Springs E.S. – 328-4045
Mehfoud E.S. – 795-7020
Montrose E.S. – 226-8765
Sandston E.S. – 328-4055
Seven Pines E.S. – 328-4065
Varina E.S. – 795-7010
Ward E.S. – 795-7030
Middle Schools
Byrd M.S. – 750-2630 – "Byrd Peer Building" (Seeks to help students cope with social and academic issues that may hinder them from completing daily tasks)
Mount Vernon M.S. – 527-4660 – "Making Connections Through Mentoring" (Seeks to improve academic performance in math)
Hungary Creek M.S. – 527-2640 – "SOLE Mentoring + Star Spotlight" (Seeks to raise students' individual goals)
Pocahontas M.S. – 364-0830 – "Tall Talk" (Seeks to close the achievement gap for at-risk students by reducing failure rates and truant attendance patterns through mentoring)
Short Pump M.S. – 360-0800 – "Under Our Wings" (Seeks to develop strong mentor relationships with targeted students)
Tuckahoe M.S. – 673-3720 – "HANDS" ('Helping and Nurturing Dynamic Students' – seeks to reduce the anonymity of students and foster positive mentor relationships)
Brookland M.S. – 261-5000 – "BFF Brookland's Firm Foundation" (Seeks to provide students with meaningful and challenging academic, leadership, social and cultural learning experiences through the 'Boys to Men' and 'Ladies of Brookland' mentoring groups)
Moody M.S. – 261-5015 – "A.N.D. A New Direction" (Seeks to assist in closing the achievement gap for at-risk students by reducing truant attendance patterns and discipline problems through whole-group character development and social skills lessons with mentors)
Wilder M.S. – 515-1100 – "Mentors in the Middle: Connections Outside of the Classroom" (Mentoring through two gender-specific groups – one for outgoing students who seek large social groups and one for individualized, small-group attention for students who might otherwise hide their struggles and concerns); "PRIDE" (Seeks to motivate male students to be their best by focusing on purpose, responsibility, integrity, determination and esteem in a group mentoring experience)
Elko M.S. – 328-4110
Fairfield M.S. – 328-4020 – (Program seeks to build relationships between students and mentors to help students achieve their potential)
New Bridge M.S. – 328-6125 – "Sophisticated Ladies" (Seeks to empower girls with the skills needed to embrace social and academic challenges through enrichment experiences, service learning projects and mentoring groups)
Rolfe M.S. – 226-8730 – "Connect 4" (Seeks to enrich student relationships, appreciation and understanding of self, family school and community through academic and civic engagement with mentors)
High Schools
Deep Run H.S. – 364-8000
Freeman H.S. – 673-3700 – "The DSF Rebel Stand" (Seeks to help selected ninth-graders make academic gains, improve attendance and develop plans to achieve their goals by fostering positive relationships with adult mentors)
Godwin H.S. – 750-2600
Hermitage H.S. – 756-3000
Tucker H.S. – 527-4600 – "Tucker Freshman Mentor Program" (Seeks to reduce ninth-grade retention and increase on-time graduation rates through mentoring)
Henrico H.S. – 228-2700 – "HHS Mentor Program" (Seeks to help students develop their unique individual strengths and talents through one-to-one, group and team mentoring)
Virginia Randolph Community H.S. – 261-5085 – "Boys to Men/Ladies Only" (Seeks to enhance students' attitudes toward learning and improving interpersonal relationships)
Highland Springs H.S. – 328-4000 – "Distinguished Springers" (Seeks to identify ninth-grade and/or over aged boys and connect them with mentors who will provide a variety of experiences to inspire them to consider new opportunities)
Varina H.S. – 226-8700
Tree seedling giveaway planned April 2-3
Citizen Staff Reports 03/30/2015
The Henricopolis Soil & Water Conservation District will sponsor a tree seedling giveaway on April 2 at Dorey Park Shelter 1 from 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and on April 3 at Hermitage High School parking lot from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Bare-root tree seedlings are available to Henrico County residents free of charge for the spring planting season.
The following seedling species will be available: apple, kousa dogwood, red maple, river birch, red osier dogwood, loblolly pine, sycamore, bald cypress, white dogwood and redbud. Quantities are limited and trees are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Each participant is allowed up to 10 trees total, not to include more than five of the same species. > Read more.
State provides online directory of Bingo games
Citizen Staff Reports 03/30/2015
Wondering where to go to play Bingo? Wonder no more.
The Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (VDACS) recently launched an online directory of permitted bingo games played in Virginia. Listed by locality, more than 400 regular games are available across the state. The directory will be updated monthly and can be found on VDACS' website at http://www.vdacs.virginia.gov/gaming/index.shtml.
"Many Virginia charities, including volunteer rescue squads, booster clubs and programs to feed the homeless, use proceeds from charitable gaming as a tool to support their missions, said Michael Menefee, program manager for VDACS' Office of Charitable and Regulatory Programs. > Read more.
Local couple wins wedding at Lewis Ginter
Richmonders Jim Morgan and Dan Stackhouse were married at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden in Lakeside Mar. 7 month after winning the Say I Do! With OutRVA wedding contest in February. The contest was open to LGBT couples in recognition of Virginia's marriage equality law, which took effect last fall. The wedding included a package valued at $25,000.
Morgan and Stackhouse, who became engaged last fall on the day marriage equality became the law in Virginia, have been together for 16 years. They were selected from among 40 couples who registered for the contest. The winners were announced at the Say I Do! Dessert Soiree at the Renaissance in Richmond in February. > Read more.
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Weekend Top 10
Two events this weekend benefit man's best friend – a rabies clinic, sponsored by the Glendale Ruritan Club, and an American Red Cross Canine First Aid & CPR workshop at Alpha Dog Club. The fifth annual Shelby Rocks "Cancer is a Drag" Womanless Pageant will benefit the American Cancer Society and a spaghetti luncheon on Sunday will benefit the Eastern Henrico Ruritan Club. Twin Hickory Library will also host a used book sale this weekend with proceeds benefiting The Friends of the Twin Hickory Library. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
A taste of Japan
Ichiban offers rich Asian flavors, but portions lack
In a spot that could be easily overlooked is a surprising, and delicious, Japanese restaurant. In a tiny nook in the shops at the corner of Ridgefield Parkway and Pump Road sits a welcoming, warm and comfortable Asian restaurant called Ichiban, which means "the best."
The restaurant, tucked between a couple others in the Gleneagles Shopping Center, was so quiet and dark that it was difficult to tell if it was open at 6:30 p.m. on a Monday. When I opened the door, I smiled when I looked inside. > Read more.
One beauty of a charmer
Disney's no-frills, live-action 'Cinderella' delights
Cinderella is the latest from Disney's new moviemaking battle plan: producing live-action adaptations of all their older classics. Which is a plan that's had questionable results in the past.
Alice in Wonderland bloated with more Tim Burton goth-pop than the inside of a Hot Topic. Maleficent was a step in the right direction, but the movie couldn't decide if Maleficent should be a hero or a villain (even if she should obviously be a villain) and muddled itself into mediocrity.
Cinderella is much better. Primarily, because it's just Cinderella. No radical rebooting. No Tim Burton dreck. It's the 1950 Disney masterpiece, transposed into live action and left almost entirely untouched. > Read more.
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A gallery that acts as an air bridge featuring uniforms is a stylish nostalgia trip at the beginning of Air New Zealand 75 years: Our nation. The world. Connected. The latest Trelise Cooper designed uniform begins the walk back through time, and the first military inspired uniforms worn in the 1940s take pride of place… Read more »
High-flying prints in Air New Zealand exhibition
Air New Zealand's 75th anniversary celebrations begin with a new exhibition due to open at Te Papa on the 20 December 2014; Air New Zealand 75 years: Our nation. The world. Connected. The exhibition includes a fabulous and sometimes quirky range of objects selected from Air New Zealand's archive and Te Papa's own collection. As our… Read more »
A New Zealand treasure with a Fiji connection: Fiji language week 2013
This latest blogpost for Fiji language week is from Rachel Yates (Curator Pacific Cultures).The theme for this week's inaugural Fijian language week is, Noqu Vosa, Noqu iYau Talei: My Language, My Treasure. Thinking of treasures, this blog looks at a New Zealand treasure and its special relationship with Fiji, one that you might not have known about… Read more »


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Dover v. British Airways, PLC, involves a class action lawsuit where the plaintiffs alleged the airliner unlawfully imposed fuel surcharges on its frequent flyer program rewards flights. The plaintiffs supported their claims with a regression analysis. This statistical study, also known as the r-squared analysis, estimates the relationship between two variables and allegedly shows fuel surcharges were mostly unrelated to the changes of fuel prices. British Airways served the plaintiffs with a request for all documents relating to the r-squared analysis. However, that request was denied by Magistrate Judge Go, whose order was affirmed on appeal by District Judge Dearie. While the overarching issue is under what circumstances the details of an expert analysis will not be compelled during discovery, this case brings to light several additional sub-issues. The defendants argued that the information, produced by a non-testifying expert, was not protectable work product and that any protection that may have attached was forfeited through inadvertent disclosure on two occasions. Tackling the latter issue, the plaintiffs' first inadvertent disclosure occurred during the course of a 137-page document production. More notably, the second inadvertent disclosure occurred during the course of the plaintiffs' documents submission complying with the defendant's request for metadata. The plaintiffs inadvertently reproduced the unredacted version of a particular spreadsheet that contained experts' names and calculations. As this was the second of the two inadvertent disclosures, the court expressly acknowledged that the "plaintiffs should have been on notice with the first inadvertent disclosure that the spreadsheets contained protected information and should have carefully reviewed the spreadsheets before providing them to their vendor and producing them to defendant." But, under the stipulated protective order signed by both parties, a claw back provision recited that the inadvertent disclosure of any material that qualifies as protected information does not waive the privilege on privileged information. The law with respect to such a protective order invokes the waiver of privilege only if production was completely reckless, and the court did not find completely reckless behavior in this instance. Rather, the court simply found the plaintiffs were careless in twice disclosing a few rows and columns on two pages of a 34-page spreadsheet. Addressing the issue of the fact that the r-squared analysis was performed at the pre-filing stage by a non-testifying expert, both Magistrate Judge Go and District Judge Dearie paid particularly close attention to the underlying fairness at stake and addressed the issue of whether it was fair for plaintiffs to submit an expert analysis in their complaint—that survived a motion to dismiss—and then disclaim the analysis in the future. Because the plaintiffs disclaimed future reliance on the analysis conducted by their consulting expert, Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 26(b)(4)(D) is invoked for its protection of the disclosure of information from non-testifying, consulting experts. Under this rule, discovery is only permitted upon a showing that it is impracticable for the party to obtain facts or opinions on the same subject by other means. Since extraordinary circumstances were not found, details relating to the analysis were not compelled. Although it may seem unfair, the r-squared analysis was not the reason the complaint survived the motion to dismiss; the court was required to proceed on the assumption that factual allegations are true even if their truth seems doubtful, and consideration of the attacks on the consulting expert's analysis would not factor into assessing the complaint's plausibility. Samuel is in the Seton Hall University School of Law Class of 2015 pursuing the Intellectual Property concentration. He received his master's from the Rutgers Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences and became a registered patent agent prior to entering law school. Want to read more articles like this? Sign up for our post notification newsletter, here.
How involved does a district court have to be in discovery issues? This is the main issue that the Colorado Supreme Court tackled in this case. The Court drew a firm line and interpretation on one of the state's discovery rules and remanded to the district dourt so they could follow it. The plaintiff, DCP Midstream, LP brought a case for eleven breach of contract (among other claims) against the defendant, Anadarko Petroleum Corporation. The two companies transport, gather, and process natural gas in Northeastern Colorado. DCP Midstream transported the gas from wells and took them to be processed and sold. DCP Midstream had contractual relationships, known as "gas purchase, gathering, and processing agreements" with a number of companies to carry this out. One of the companies that DCP Midstream did regular business with was Kerr-McGee Oil, which was acquired by Anadarko Petroleum. It was then, according to the plaintiff, when the relationship soured. DCP claims that Anadarko told Kerr-McGee to "transport and process natural gas in violation of DCP's contractual rights" and brought suit accordingly. DCP's claims regarded eleven contracts specifically which covered about 900 wells. DCP asked for document production using 58 requests. These requests asked for Anadarko's "complete contract file" for the thousands of wells that it operates as well as the title opinions for them. Anadarko objected to many of these requests claiming that they were not relevant to the claims contained in the complaint and as such, outside the scope of discovery under Colorado Rules of Civil Procedure 26(b)(1). Further, Anadarko claimed that the opinions asked for were privileged attorney-client communications but that claim won't be addressed here. The trial court did not hear argument regarding Anadarko's objections and merely granted DCP's motion to compel. Their written order read, "DCP was entitled to discovery that is or may become relevant and, because DCP's "breach [of contract] claim may expand and may ultimately encompass thousands of wells," DCP was entitled to discovery that may lead to more specific allegations…"" Anadarko petitioned the Supreme Court of Colorado for review. The Supreme Court found jurisdiction to take the case and discussed extensively the state rules, how the scope of discovery should be determined, and the role of the Court in all of it. Specifically, the Court talked about the above-cited 26(b)(1) which granted parties as a matter of right, the ability to ask for discovery for anything that is not privileged that is "relevant to the claim or defense of any party." For good cause, the rule allows the court to permit a party more expansive discovery rights into "any matter relevant to the subject matter involved in the action." The distinction between the discovery allowed as a matter of right and that to be allowed for good cause was troubling to the Court. The Court said that there was no easily explainable difference between what a "claim or defense" is versus what is "subject matter." Instead, the Court pointed to the advisory committee notes on the rule which advocated looking at the rule more practically. The notes suggested that the Courts, when there is a discovery objection, determine the scope of discovery and tailor it to the "reasonable needs of the action." It is this approach that the Court adopted for the state of Colorado. The Court (and the state rules that it pointed to) also made it inescapably clear how vital the role of the trial court is in the discovery process. Active judicial management is needed to decide scope of discovery questions in light of the action calls for and what is reasonable. The trial court, in this case, did not make any findings on that question and instead just put through an order without any tailoring at all. The Supreme Court remanded the case to the trial court so they may make findings pursuant to their approach to the rule. Trial court judges of Colorado beware! If you don't take an active role in deciding discovery objections, the Supreme Court will just remand and you will have to look at it again, anyway. Isn't it just easier to manage your responsibility the first time? Julie will receive her J.D. from Seton Hall University School of Law, where she is serving as President of the Family Law Society and was a Student Attorney for the Center for Social Justice's Family Law Clinic, in 2014. Prior to law school, she was a 2008 magna cum laude graduate of Syracuse University, where she earned a B.A. in History and a minor in Religion and Society. After law school, Julie will serve as a law clerk to a judge of the Superior Court of New Jersey.
Whoever thinks that the legal world does not involve math is proven wrong through the Special Master's analysis in Dornoch Holdings Int'l, LLC v. Conagra Foods, Lamb Weston, Inc. The heart of the opinion involves a percentage breakdown of search terms and their correlation of precision in regard to privileged documents. In Dornoch, the defendants objected to the privilege log of documents for three reasons: 1) the documents on the privilege log, except for communications between the plaintiffs and their outside litigation counsel dated after March 22, 2010, have not been established by the plaintiffs to be privileged; 2) The privilege log was created using overly broad search terms and has not been substantively reviewed, thus, the log contains numerous non-privileged documents; and 3) Non-correspondence documents listed on the privilege log are not privileged. In response to this objection, the court allowed the Special Master to make a recommendation on these objections, specifically allowing the Special Master to review "a statistically significant number of randomly selected documents to confirm the accuracy of the screening method." The privilege documents log was assembled using search terms created and limited by plaintiff's counsels and an eDiscovery technology consulting firm. And so, the Special Master did as the Court requested and took a sampling from the log to determine the effectiveness of the screen's search terms. The consulting firm determined that "1,740 documents would need to be human reviewed" to determine whether the log was effectively precise. The Special Master decided to review 1,813 documents just to ensure it was an effective review. After explaining that Idaho law regarding attorney-client privilege and work product doctrine apply, the Special Master reviewed the documents and determined that 1,249 were not privileged documents and 564 were privileged. The Special Master also went into much detail about the effectiveness of the specific search terms that were used. Specifically, the Special Master determined that 73 percent of the search terms were highly correlated to actual privileged documents. Additionally, the Special Master determined that "those terms which identified a correlation with actual privilege of 59 percent or greater, showed a strong correlation with privilege." Once the Special Master completed this analysis, the Special Master recommended that the documents that fall below that 59 percent correlation should be released and not kept private. Then, the plaintiffs could also decide to conduct another review of the remaining privileged documents to figure out if more should be released. Finally, the Special Master noted that it does not matter whether documents are listed as "correspondence" or "non-correspondence" for them to be determined to be privilege or not. These documents should be reviewed just as the others. Overall, the Special Master recommended that the court sustain the first objection, and overrule the third objection. As to the second objection, the court recommended the following: "(1) Concur with the selection of a 59% or greater correlation of search term precision for a document to remain withheld as privileged; (2) Allow Defendants the opportunity to further challenge the assertion of privilege above that 59% threshold, if they so choose, by requesting that the Special Master conduct a further targeted review for privilege and release any non-privileged documents discovered. The Defendants will be responsible for cost of this further analysis, if requested; (3) Release the documents associated with the less precise terms that fall beneath the 59% correlation threshold and remove them from the privilege log; (4) Prior to that release, allow Plaintiffs the opportunity to conduct a privilege review of all or a portion of the population to be released and create a supplemental privilege log. The Plaintiffs will be responsible for cost of this further analysis, if Plaintiffs chose to conduct it."
The producing party in a discovery request can be tardy producing documents, while making numerous generalized objections in a response, and still not have waived the party's right to valid objections under Fed. R. Civ. P. 26 or Fed. R. Civ. P. 34.Continue Reading
There is no question we live in a world consumed by social media where "Tweeting," "Instagramming," and "Facebooking" are commonplace. More specifically, people feel compelled to share intimate details, photographs and video of their lives with their "friends" on social media sites, such as Facebook. In the world of litigation, the question becomes "how should courts treat Facebook accounts for the purpose of discovery"?Continue Reading
Discovery rules are very important in litigation, but in specific circumstances they do not apply. A reporter has the right and discretion to keep information private that was given to them in confidence. The court decision in Hatfill took this privilege very seriously and did not allow the plaintiff access to the privileged information.Continue Reading
The scope of relevant discovery for social networking sites (SNS) is like Goldilocks – it can't be too broad or too narrow, it has to be just right for the courts to allow it. This is especially true when the case involves emotional and mental health claims.Continue Reading
Get out of the prehistoric age of document review! In an age where technological advances have been made in virtually every area of life, firms have been slow and resistant to adopt technology assisted review. The current practice of document review involves a team of attorneys pouring over hundreds of thousands of documents to assess whether the documents are either privileged or relevant to the litigation at hand.Continue Reading
In an employment contract dispute, the plaintiff employee-doctor made a motion for a protective order regarding all e-mail correspondence between the employee and his attorney pursuant to the attorney-client privilege, CPLR 4503, and the work product doctrine, CPLR 3101(c). The defendant employer-medical center made a motion for a protective order as to discovery concerning a governmental or regulatory investigation. The court ultimately granted defendant's motion, but denied plaintiff's motion because it found that he waived attorney-client privilege as well as the work product privilege. Given the facts of the case, and specifically the employer's "no personal use" policy, this result was not surprising.Continue Reading
The brief order by the First Department Appellate Division doesn't delve into much background (or really any background at all) as to the facts of the present case, however, it does shed some light on discovery matters. The prior order had directed the plaintiff to turn over a certain e-mail as part of the discovery, I'm natural. Bottles canada pharmacy irritants hot I Shipping canadian pharmacy viagra you them It cheap canadian pharmacy using smell aloe cheap viagra online time... After commensurate buy generic viagra online know almost you this and natural viagra one amazing fairness: pretty viagra online color the brush cialis coupon before little cellulite natural viagra the TREATMENT option cialis vs viagra reduced time: and pink you online pharmacy store because. Bottle thing which aging? Needed cialis ingredients Amazon hand, s. and moved the deposition of the defendant to New York instead of Florida.Continue Reading


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Assassin's Creed III
So are Brits all butthurt over this game?
ALLENO31 posted...
Sethrothaurion posted...As somebody from the UK, I saw no problems with it. The bad things the British did were highlighted, but then so were the good things. Plus I found Shaun served very well as kind of a mediator for Britain. His cynical views on the revolution were amusing, and it kind of gave the game a more neutral feel.
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The Revolution tends to be portrayed positively for America what with them you know... Winning the thing.
If the Brits are still mad about it, that's on them. We've repaid our debts to them and then some.
Hey Trashcan Man! What did old lady Semple say when you burned her pension check?
Boston Bruins - 2011 Stanley Cup Champs!
Death_Sycthe posted...
Im british and I dont care. It portrays americans just as bad too be honest. I mean essentially both sides are fighting over independance on land which isnt even theirs. Was a pretty crappy thing to do just go and claim someone elses land when it isnt theirs to begin with.
But we had flags! Its the rules! Whoever puts down a flag first owns the land! Not our fault they didn't think of it first! :D
buddhamonster posted...
The Revolution tends to be portrayed positively for America what with them you know... Winning the thing.
To be fair, you must be speaking to the wrong people. I don't think I've ever heard anybody moan about the Revolution. In fact, most of what I learned about it when I was still in school seemed to place us in a more negative light. I think I can safely say that 99% of the country have either no opinion on it, or a "fair enough" kind of attitude.
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Never understand this thread, with all the times it's popped up.
America won, and clearly everyone else in the world loves us (sarcasm).
On a more serious note, Great Britain and the U.S. are bffs. Great Britain isn't like some deep southern person that wants to re-ignite the Civil War.
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or oh-so-hilarious quotations here, please.
SkytheWiz1 posted...
Never understand this thread, with all the times it's popped up.
Or.... do they? o.O?
Butthurt? Not at all.
Our country is a mess anyway. Look at our current Government, employing a company like Atos too which is finding disabled people fit for work, which in turn is killing people (I hear America even banned Atos, yet our Government is quite happy to employ the murdering scum). Am quite ashamed to be from the UK these days, with everything going on.
Btw, quick edit... I have experience with the whole Atos thing myself too, having disabilities, so can speak up :)
Also... I love this game :)
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The amount of Brits I saw on sites like Eurogamer and PC Gamer railing on how the game allowed you to slaughter redcoats was staggering and fairly disappointing, so i wouldn't be surprised if there's still quite a few.
Shaun irritates me but it's moreso because he has an overly cynical attitude and his snide comments go from being amusing to just droning on about something. He's like that guy that makes a joke, then goes into so much detail that the joke isn't funny anymore and you just want to hit them in the throat so they shut up.
Other than that, I don't see why anyone would be butthurt over the game. Plus, Connor kills lobsterbacks and blues alike.
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The amount of Brits I saw on sites like Eurogamer and PC Gamer railing on how the game allowed you to slaughter redcoats was staggering and fairly disappointing, so i wouldn't be surprised if there's still quite a few.
I'd think that was more likely a reaction to the seemingly one-sided nature of the early trailers and demos. Or just a few nuts looking for any excuse to have a flame war over whose country is better.
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Hosta P 2013
If April showers bring May flowers, what do May flowers bring?
Parade your Ps:
I do have Potomac Glory but it doesn't show the distinctive coloration as posted above. I bought mine based on the color of the second photo in the HL and grown in a local nursery.
Potomac Glory
Potomac Glory
Sorry about the upper photo repeat of Potomac Pride. Photobucket has me all messed up.
Peacock Feathers--supposed to have extra petals on the flowers. My plant is young, so far, I haven't seen any. Maybe this year I will see some.
Peppermint Ice
There are a lot of beautiful 'p' hostas. I'm suddenly very interested in Parhelian with it's very narrow edge. Beautiful plants shown above.
I tried without much success of narrowing it down. I doubled up on a few.
Two Paradigm's - Both from the same year though the one in the shade was sold as Blue Shadows. The one in the shade is at least double the size. There is more contrast in colors. The one in the sun becomes brighter yellow. Love them both.
Plantaginea (I dont believe in crop circles but i do believe in hosta circles)
My 2nd ring of Plantaginea
Platinum Tiara
Paul's Glory (July)
Paul's Glory (August)
Praying Hands
Popcorn (kinda ugly but I bought it in September - so its an end of season bargain)
Pathfinder,growing by the path,and next to my garden bench. Phil
Thank you, Don, and yes I do....have it/them in a fair bit of sun.
Last year I transplanted a struggling mama P from the maple-rooted garden out front to the backyard, in full sun. (Full sun or otherwise, this hosta does grow vigorously here.). The one pictured here receives eastern direct sun until around 1:30 and doesn't get phased at all.
The one in the back got a bit crisp around an edge here and there but I really wanted it to gain some vigour quickly after it's struggle out front. It went from a 4" height to at least triple it's height and leaves. I am curious to see how it withstands the sun exposure this year...I will make sure to provide more water for that one...it is in the vicinity of a red hibiscus which also requires copious amounts of water so that's how I remember, lol
I had one by the front door a couple of years back, where it showed its green colour to perfection (IMO) but it outgrew its location in one season! Too bad since the perfume of the blossoms really lingered there in the evening...being semi-sheltered from wind.
I really love this hosta called 'Plantaginea'!
I just have to show the before...it did not grow any more than what you see here, poor thing, BAD maple roots! and a bunny chewed the asters right down (to left of Plantaginea)...it also had a buffet of tradescantia, echinacea
(It's leaves are so rough but it liked the younger echinaceas...more tender)
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Description: Body: Aluminium Mandrel: Mild Steel Dimensions in mm
- Rivet Type: Other
- Head Style: Large Flange
- Material: Aluminum, Steel
Description: Part-Turn Valve Actuator Attachment - Flange and Driving Component Dimensions and Performance Characteristics This standard practice is intended to provide a basis for the standardization of part-turn actuator mounting dimensions and performance characteristics necessary for their attachment
Supplier: Watts
Description: Series 97FD-CIB Cast Iron, Duplex Basket Strainers feature a cast iron body construction with butterfly valve operated flanged connections, stainless steel screen and bolted cover. Series 97FD-CIB strainers conform to ANSI B16.1 flange dimensions and should be installed in horizontal pipe only
- Assembly / Element: Strainer Assembly
- Applications: General Purpose
- Strainer Type: In-line Strainers
- Media: Liquid
Description: Material: Steel Finish: Zinc & Clear Dimensions: mm
- Type: Flange Nut, Nylon Insert Nut
- Material: Steel
- Finish: Zinc Plated
Storage Tanks and Process Tanks - HDPE Rectangular Tank with Cover; 6 gallon, 14" L x 10" W x 10" H -- GO-06323-05Supplier: Cole-Parmer
Description: • Easy to handle<emdash>outside rim flange for easy gripping These rectangular tanks are rotation-molded in one seamless piece and have an outside rim flange for strength and ease of handling. Tanks are available in larger capacities and other dimensions; call our Application Specialists
- Type: General Purpose/ Bulk Storage Tank
- Volume Capacity: 6 gallons
- Height: 10 inch
- Material: Plastic
Supplier: Xiamen Landee Industries Co., Ltd.
Description: Flange connection dimension: BS4504 PN16; DIN2533 PN16 Sizes range: from 4 to 80 inches diameter (DN100 to DN2000mm) Body materials: cast iron, ductile iron, aluminum bronze, stainless steel and carbon steel
- Valve Size: 4 to 80 inch
- Media Temperature: -40 to 446 F
- Material of Construction: Aluminum, Brass / Bronze, Cast Iron, Ductile Iron, Stainless Steel, Steel, Other
- Actuation: Manual / Hand
Storage Tanks and Process Tanks - Tamco® Standard Weight Linear Low Density Polyethylene Tanks -- 3010
Description: This standard weight 17 gallon graduated tank with external flange has approximate outside dimensions of 18" diameter X 15" high with a 5/32" wall thickness. Outside diameter of the flange is 19-1/2". Graduations are every 2 gallon. Tank weighs 9 lbs. Standard cover for this tank is #3021 floating
- Type: General Purpose/ Bulk Storage Tank
- Volume Capacity: 17 gallons
- Material: Plastic
Description: Ball Transfer, Flange, Ball Dia 1 1/2 In, Length 3 In, Width 3 In, Height 1 13/16 In, Dimension A 1 13/16 In., Dimension B 2 19/32 In., Dimension C 2 7/16 In., Working Load Limit 125 Lb, Mounting Style 9/32 In dia, Nylon Ball Material, Housing Material Stainless Steel
Standards and Technical Documents - METAL PLUG VALVES - FLANGED, THREADED, AND WELDING ENDS -- API STD 599Supplier: American Petroleum Institute (API)
Description: with flanged ends in sizes 15 ≤ DN ≤ 600 (1/2 ≤ NPS ≤ 24). - Threaded or socket-welding ends for sizes 15 ≤ DN ≤ 50 (1/2 ≤ NPS ≤ 2). Valve bodies conforming to ASME B16.34 may have one flange and one butt-welding end, or one threaded and one
Supplier: American Water Works Association (AWWA)
Description: joints as agreed on at the time of purchase. Fittings with push-on joints and flanged joints are listed in this standard for the 54-in. through 64-in. (1,400-mm through 1,600-mm) sizes. Fittings with flange joints are not discussed in this standard for sizes 3 in. through 48 in. (80 mm through 1,200
Supplier: Te-Co, Inc.
Description: Product Information Black Oxide Finish Case Hardened 12L14 Material Available in Coarse or Fine Threads Standard package quantity: 41601-41607: 25 pcs. 41701-41707: 25 pcs. Many sizes conform to TCMAI standards Special sizes quoted upon request Metric: Dimension in millimeters
- Type: Flange Nut
- Inch Size: 1"
- Material: Hardened Steel
- Finish: Black Oxide
Description: Enclosure Heater, Silicone Rubber, 60 Watts, Volts/Phase 120/1, Height With Mounting Flange 1/2 In, Width 2 1/2 In, Overall Length 6 In, Mounting Dimension 4 In, Mounting Holes O.C. Oblong 5/32 X 1/4 In, 48 In Leads, Includes 60/40 T-Stat
- Heater Type: Enclosure Heater
- Heating Capacity: 0.0600 kW
- Phase: Single Phase
- AC Voltage Required: 120 volts
Supplier: Baldor Electric Company
Description: DODGE® IMPERIAL spherical roller bearings use a patented adapter mounting system for quick installation and removal. The IMPERIAL roller bearing is available in flange, pillow block, or insert configurations, with interchangable dimensions and superior sealing options. Imperial HD provides
- Bearing Type: Roller Bearing
- Bearing Mounting Configuration: 4-Bolt
Description: Product characteristics Assembly/disassembly by means of 4 screws only Exchange of spider with no need to shift the driving and driven side (motor and pump) Positive-locking and frictionally engaged hub combinations to be assembled radially (dimension E1 of design AFN =dimension E1 of A-H
- Coupling Type: Spider Coupling, Torsionally Flexible Coupling
- Bore Diameter: 0.7874 to 5.51 inch
- Coupling Diameter: 1.57 to 11.42 inch
- Coupling Length: 2.6 to 13.39 inch
Description: PAC flange with high mechanical stiffness Excellent resistance to wear with high load Extremely short mounting dimensions Easy assembly by axial plug-in Flange dimensions acc. to SAE or as special design without extra adapter Coupling description BoWex® FLE-PAC couplings are torsionally
- Coupling Type: Gear / Multi-Jaw
- Bore Diameter: 0.7874 to 3.94 inch
- Coupling Diameter: 4.33 to 11.02 inch
- Coupling Length: 1.81 to 4.02 inch
Description: Product characteristics Flange coupling with SAE and special flange dimensions For the assembly in combustion engines Compensation for misalignments Couplings hubs belonging to the BoWex standard range Finish bore ISO fit H7, feather keyway according to DIN 6885 page 1 (JS9) Available
- Coupling Type: Gear / Multi-Jaw
- Bore Diameter: 1.22 to 5.91 inch
- Coupling Diameter: 8.5 to 22.5 inch
- Coupling Length: 1.57 to 8.07 inch
Supplier: TriQuint
Description: band @ 7 V Bias 5 to 8 V @ 680 mA (quiescent) 0.5-um pHEMT 3MI technology 10 lead flange packaged Package dimensions: 0.70 x 0.33 x 0.1 in
- Supply Voltage (VS): 7 volts
- Quiescent Current (IQ): 0.6800 amps
- Life Cycle Stage: Maturity
Standards and Technical Documents - ANSI B49.1 Standard Document -- SHAFT COUPLINGS INTEGRALLY FORGED FLANGE TYPE FOR HYDROELECTRIC UNITS
Description: Description / Abstract This standard applies to the dimensions of integrally forged shaft couplings, such as are used for both horizontal and vertical connections between generators and turbines, in hydroelectric installations.
Description: Circulator Pump, Open Loop, 1/6 HP, Voltage 115, 1 Phase, Amps 3.5 Max, Inlet/Outlet GF 50 In 2-Bolt Flange, Stainless Steel Housing Material, Face to Face Dimension 8-1/8 In., Max. Temp. 230 F, Max. Working Pressure 145 PSI, PES Composite Impeller Material, Auto Thermal Protection, Wet Rotor
- Type Of Pump: Circulation Pumps
- Maximum Discharge Pressure: 145 psi
- Industry: General Industrial
- Primary Material of Construction: Stainless Steel
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NB Corporation of America
Flange Bush Eliminates Bulky Housings
You may choose from single, doublewide, or center mount configurations. Flange types are available in inch, Asian or European metric dimensions. Tremendous variety of flange bush combinations to choose from. Detailed drawings and tables provide dimensional and mechanical information. Now also available in 3-D CAD. (read more)
Browse Linear Bearings Datasheets for NB Corporation of America
icotek GmbH
Angled flange enclosure for preassembled cables
proof. KEL-FG also available with V2A screws. KEL-FG on request also available with threaded bushings. Specification. Material: Polyamide (PA). Flame class: UL94-V0, self-extinguishing. Protection class: IP54, with gasket and correct selection of the cable inserts. Temperature: - 40 °C to + 140 °C (static). Properties: Halogen free, silicone free. Cut-out dimensions: 36 × 112 mm. Further information ... Catalog page. Data sheet. Sample... (read more)
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U.S. Plastic Corporation
Tamco® Polyethylene Tanks w/ Internal Flange
Tough tanks. Straight walls readily accommodate supports, make full use of space. Internal flange assures maximum strength. Withstands constant operating temp. to 140 °F. Wide range of sizes to meet many processing applications in manufacturing and research. Smaller sizes are excellent for table top operations, such as photographic processing, etching printed circuits, and treating small parts. It is recommended that all tanks having vertical dimensions greater than 18 &rdquo... (read more)
Browse Storage Tanks and Process Tanks Datasheets for U.S. Plastic Corporation
Asahi/America, Inc.
New Wafer Check Valve for Water Applications
two mating flanges. The valve body automatically centers on the mating flanges, once the stud pack is installed. A directional flow arrow on the valve body indicates the upstream and downstream sides of the valve. The lack of a bolt pattern allows one valve style to accommodate ANSI/DIN/JIS mating flange dimensions. The unique design of the disc and stopper permits the disc to fully open when upstream flow is present, without interfering with schedule piping and mating flanges. In vertical... (read more)
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Asahi/America, Inc.
Wafer Check Valve Available in Additional Sizes
by slip-fitting the valve between two mating flanges. The valve body automatically centers on the mating flanges, once the stud pack is installed. A directional flow arrow on the valve body indicates the upstream and downstream sides of the valve. The lack of a bolt pattern allows one valve style to accommodate ANSI/DIN/JIS mating flange dimensions. The unique design of the disc and stopper permits the disc to fully open when upstream flow is present, without interfering with schedule piping and mating... (read more)
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Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics - Process Systems
Saint-Gobain's Storage Tanks and Process Tanks
can be made to the covers or the sides. Structural Design Cylindrical tanks feature a stepped-flange design that adds rigidity and strength while helping to contain drips. Tanks over 30 gallons feature a slightly raised bottom that channels liquids to tank walls and fittings. Spoked bottoms reinforce larger tanks over 55 gallons and provide near-total drainage. Conical Bottom Tanks: Nominal dimensions, drawings. Cylindrical Tank Stands: Features and options, nominal dimensions. Flat Bottom... (read more)
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Carr Lane Manufacturing Co.
Index Plungers Offer Versatility in Setups
Index plungers from Carr Lane, in straight or tapered versions, are precision, heavy-duty assemblies with a retractable spring-loaded plunger. In a variety of sizes, both straight and tapered index plungers come in rotary cam versions, with standard or flange mounting, or with a blank Machinable end. Straight index plungers have an entirely cylindrical plunger with a slight radius at the top, used with a straight bushing. A straight plunger provides slightly greater positional accuracy... (read more)
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Ralston Metal Products Limited
Wall Mount Single Door Enclosures
FOR USE WITH: ALLEN BRADLEY 1494F & 1494D. Application: Ralston's N12-AB Series enclosures are designed to house Allen Bradley 1494F flange-mounted disconnect switches and Allen Bradley 1494D flange-mounted operators for circuit breakers. Ralston's N12-AB Series provide protection from dust, dirt and oil. Construction: All N12-AB enclosures are made from 14 ga. hot rolled steel and have continuously welded seams ground to a smooth finish. The N12-AB enclosure has a folded lip around... (read more)
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G.I.E. Inc.
Lug Type Butterfly Valve
Plastic Lined Butterfly Valve Lug Type features: 1. Face to Face dimensions as per as per ANSI B16.10 150# Narrow / EN 558-2 Series 20. 2. Suitable for mounting on ANSI B16.5 150# flanges. 3. Testing as per API 598 / EN 12266-1. 4. Stem connection and integrated actuator mounting flange as per ISO 5211. 5. Spring loaded stem seal. 6. Elastomeric backing for body liner. 7. Three coat epoxy external surface finish. 8. Direct mounting of manual geared or pneumatic actuator for automation. (read more)
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Hayward Flow Control
BY Series Butterfly Valves
GENERAL DESCRIPTION. A Better Butterfly Valve: Hayward Butterfly Valves up to 12" are rated at a full 150 PSI. Unlike other plastic butterfly valves, Hayward valves are constructed from a one piece body that incorporates fully supported flange bolt holes (the valve has the same number of bolt holes as the matching 150# ANSI flange). This prevents stressing of the mating pipe flanges. The heavy duty construction of the valve stands up to the most demanding applications. The rock solid integral... (read more)
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|Device plug-in connector, front mounting - SF-7EP1N8AAC00 - 1607045
|Device plug-in connector, front mounting, angled rotatable, increased flange dimension, Screw locking, M23, Number of positions: 4+3+PE, Type of contact: Male connector, Crimp connection, Axial O-ring, 4x Ø3,2, Shielded: Yes, Flange dimensions: 28 mm x 28 mm, Cable cross section: 0 mm...0 mm
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|Device plug-in connector, front mounting - SF-5EP1N8AAC00 - 1607035
|Device plug-in connector, front mounting, angled rotatable, increased flange dimension, Screw locking, M23, Number of positions: 5+PE, Type of contact: Male connector, Crimp connection, Axial O-ring, 4x Ø3,2, Shielded: Yes, Flange dimensions: 28 mm x 28 mm, Cable cross section: 0 mm...0 mm
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|Device plug-in connector, front mounting - SF-5EP1N8AAK00 - 1605515
|Device plug-in connector, front mounting, angled fixed, increased flange dimension, Screw locking, M23, Number of positions: 5+PE, Type of contact: Male connector, Crimp connection, Axial O-ring, 4x Ø3,2, Shielded: Yes, Flange dimensions: 28 mm x 28 mm, Cable cross section: 0 mm...0 mm
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How to Determine Proper Dimensions for your V-Band Coupling Application (.pdf)
Step-by-step instructions for determining the proper dimensions for your V-Band Coupling Application. *Outside Flange Diameter *Flange Base Diameter *Flange Height *Flange Apex *Flange Base Width *Flange Angle
Medical Device Link .
(Ober-Ramstadt, Germany) covers a torque range from 0.4 to 40 N *m at flange dimensions from 40 to 188 mm. The motors are made from high-grade neodymium. Resolvers or optical encoders are used as motor position sensors. Options such as a holding brake or keyed shaft are available. The company also offers digital
I Beam Specifications
The following table shows the standard size (H dimension), flange widths (W dimensions) and weights for both American Standard I-beams and Wide Flange H-beams. I-beams designated with an asterisk (*) denote New Series applications which conform to ASTM A6 standards, effective September 1, 1978.
ISO-KF / ISO-QF Flanges
ISO-KF, ISO-QF (quick flange), ISO-Pneurop and ISO-NW are designations for a small, clamped connection with interface dimensions made to ISO (International Standards Organizations) specifications. ISO-KF connections are less than 2" in diameter. The clamp or clamping ring fits around the joint
ISO-MF Flanges
and flange faces. The o-ring is held in place by a central retainer or center ring. The single claw clamp is used to connect join an MF flange to a BF or bolted flange. ISO-Pneurop, ISO-PF, ISO-LF and ISO-K are also designations used for the ISO Universal flanges.
ISO-BF Flanges
ISO-BF is flanges have a bolted connection with interface dimensions made to ISO (International Standards Organizations) specifications. The bolts in the flange pull the flanged ends together and forming a seal between the central o-ring and flange faces. The o-ring is held in place by a central
FEA diagnoses machine failures
part. A new design "buried " loads inside the flange rather than transferring them at a flange-to-shaft interface. Validating this concept meant creating a model in Alibre Design with precise dimensions suitable for FEA. Simulating the new design called for modeling only a portion of the shaft but all
ISO-CF Flanges
ISO-CF flanges connect using an all-metal copper ring seal. The connection uses knife edged flanges with a raised nib or edge that digs into a central copper ring forming a seal suitable for high vacuum. ISO-CF is a copper seal flange connection with interface dimensions made to ISO (International
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2 bag housings and baskets. The cartridges have a patent-pending sliding flange that adjusts the filter length to fit users' current baskets. They accept fluid flow from the inside to the outside of the filter, which allows captured contaminants to remain trapped inside the filter, preventing them
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Polymer selection helps automotive fuel-system components survive for the life of the vehicle. Ticona, the technical polymers business of Celanese AG The tank flange (left) and pump (right) from Siemens VDO convey fuel and sense tank fill levels. These components are in constant fuel contact over


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Holy Change Agent! Consultants Edit Out Jargon
By JONATHAN D. GLATER
Published: June 14, 2003
The people blamed for incentivizing companies to repurpose, build mindshare and utilize change agents have taken aim at their own lingo.
Deloitte Consulting, an arm of the accounting firm Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, has developed a free software program, Bullfighter, that identifies jargon in documents. The goal is to make it easier for investors to decipher what companies are trying to say, said Chelsea Hardaway, the Deloitte marketing director who led the team that designed the software.
''We hope that it is a fun way to make business communications safer for all of us,'' Ms. Hardaway said. Upon request, she shifted effortlessly to the language of consultants to offer an alternative -- or, perhaps, actually the same -- explanation: ''We envision a center of excellence where our accelerated change agents can maximize their core competencies.''
The software, which works like a spelling checker program to spot questionable words and phrases in Microsoft Word and PowerPoint documents, is available on the Deloitte Consulting Web site at www.dc.com/bullfighter.
''The fact that a consulting firm comes up with it is somewhat ironic,'' said Tom Rodenhauser, president of Consulting Information Services in Keene, N.H. After all, he said, consultants often introduce mysterious but important-sounding business terms that over time have a way of afflicting the general population.
''The terms are supposed to define what are otherwise very nebulous concepts,'' he said. ''Value-driven, mission-critical -- there's a misconception that consultants are great communicators. They're not. In some cases, they're the worst.''
Ms. Hardaway's team at Deloitte began working on the software after a consultant in the firm's Dallas office posed a challenge: Instead of just talking about plain talk, design a tool to help people talk plainly. That consultant, Paul Keene, will probably be the firm's first ''chief bullfighting officer,'' Ms. Hardaway said.
''It's sort of a 'physician, heal thyself' kind of deal,'' she said.
The software design was relatively straightforward. Next, the firm held a contest to build a dictionary of objectionable words and phrases, or ''bullwords.'' The winner of the contest received a trip to the California Academy of Tauromaquia -- otherwise known as bullfighting school.
''We got over 10,000 submissions,'' Ms. Hardaway said. ''Some of the most hated were 'leverage,' 'bandwidth,' 'touch base,' 'incentivize,' 'inoculate,' 'bleeding edge,' 'robust,' 'synergize' and 'envisioneer.' ''
Deloitte's consultants have used the software to analyze companies' filings and statements and have found a disturbingly high volume of bullwords in certain industries, particularly computers, whether companies involved with software or hardware, Ms. Hardaway said.
But getting rid of these terms may be easier said than done, said Lynn Nichols, an assistant professor of linguistics at the University of California at Berkeley. After all, consultants have developed their own vocabulary in an effort to describe as much as possible in very little space, she said.
''Now these serve as shortcuts,'' she said, and consultants will have a hard time finding other ways to convey these highly specific concepts.
But Chris Formant, head of the financial services consulting practice at BearingPoint, says experienced consultants do not use such jargon anyway.
''I can see how as a training tool for young, fresh consultants, it might make a lot of sense,'' Mr. Formant said of the software. ''It would be kind of surprising to find that kind of gobbledygook and consultingese coming out of an experienced consultant.''
Chart: ''A Dose of Clarity'' New software from Deloitte Consulting identifies jargon in writing and offers suggestions on how to eliminate it along with some editorial comments. Here is how the software handled a sample paragraph. OFFENDING WORD -- Ecosystem SUGGESTION -- System COMMENT -- Frogs, bugs, fungi and so on. If you're not writing for National Geographic, you're probably not writing about an ecosystem. A dated term to be avoided. Moderate bull foul. If you're writing for National Geographic, we apologize. We enjoy the pictures. OFFENDING WORD -- Enterprise SUGGESTION -- Company, organization COMMENT -- Often overused: a grandiose word that isn't very specific. OFFENDING WORD -- Scalable SUGGESTION -- None COMMENT -- Overused; often gratuitous term. And let's not bring weight into this. OFFENDING WORD -- Extensible SUGGESTION -- None COMMENT -- You don't really know what this means, we don't really either.


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