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The old leadership philosophy was that if you wanted to be a great leader, you had to accept change. The new leadership philosophy is that great leaders don't accept change — they initiate it!
Let me clarify: Great leaders don't initiate change for the sake of change. They initiate change for the sake of improvement. Not all change is good, and running through your department like a bull in a china shop for the sake of creating change is not the kind of change I am advocating. I am suggesting change that increases morale and generates improvement.
A probationary firefighter asked a seasoned veteran about a particular process, "Why do we do it this way?" The veteran snapped back, "Because that's the way we have always done it!"
While some of the younger generations may appear to be asking this question simply to challenge authority or irritate the older generations, there are times when it is absolutely a legitimate question. The best answer is an explanation of why things are done the way they are done, followed with a question: "Why? Do you have a suggestion for improvement?" If you can't ask that question, you are not engaging in effective leadership, management or innovation. If you are one of those people who thinks only management can come up with the best ideas and processes, you are missing the boat. Keeping things the way they are simply because "that's the way we have always done it" is a poor excuse for stifling growth.
It reminds me of the young wife who is getting ready to make her first Thanksgiving dinner. She puts the turkey in the oven and then starts preparing the ham. She sets it on the cutting board and chops both ends off the ham, puts it in the pan and then covers it with foil. Her husband is watching curiously and he asks, "Why do you cut both ends off the ham?"
She stands silent and thinks for a minute. "I don't know. That's just the way my mom always did it. Let me call her and ask her why."
The young wife gets her mother on the phone. "Mom, why do we cut both ends off the ham before we cook it?" Her mother thinks for a second, chuckles and replies, "I really don't know. That's just the way your grandmother always did it. Let me call her and ask."
So she gets her mother on the phone. "Mom, why do we cut both ends off the ham at Thanksgiving?" Her mother shot back, "I don't know why you do it — I did it because my pan was too small to fit a ham!"
We see generation after generation doing things a certain way and they have no idea why — "That's just the way we've always done it!" We develop ingrained patterns for doing things and forget to ask why we are doing them.
Researchers put five monkeys in a habitat. A banana hangs from a string at the top of a small staircase. One of the monkeys spots the banana and heads up the stairs for it. Just as the monkey is about to reach the top of the stairs, the researchers spray ice-cold water on all five monkeys. The monkey on the staircase backs away from the banana and shakes off the cold water.
The researchers then replace one of the monkeys with a new monkey. He spots the banana and starts to go for it. As he begins to climb the stairs, all of the other monkeys grab him and drag him to the bottom of the stairs. Then they replace another monkey with a new monkey who has never been sprayed with water. This new monkey sees the banana and heads up the stairs. All of the monkeys grab him, thump on him, and pull him to the bottom of the stairs, including the new monkey who has never been sprayed with water.
The researchers repeat this process. Each time, the new monkey goes for the banana and the other monkeys intervene and prevent the process. This is repeated until all five monkeys have been replaced. Not one of those monkeys will ever try to get that banana again, and they have absolutely no idea why, because none of them was ever sprayed with ice-cold water. All they know is, "That's just the way it's always been."
Do you notice people in your department attempting to drag people away from change, innovation and creativity? Do you see a strong resistance to process improvement? Too many fire departments resist change for a variety of reasons. Maybe those who resist change the most have had their ideas sprayed with ice-cold water in the past. Maybe they have been thumped too many times for "going against the system." We tend to precondition ourselves to expect what we have always gotten.
Do you know why a full-grown circus elephant can be held by a very small pole and a light chain that is clamped around its ankle and it won't try to escape? The reason the elephant doesn't try to escape is because it is conditioned to believe that it is not strong enough. When the elephant is a baby, it is held by the same pole and chain with a smaller clamp around the ankle. At this age, the elephant is too weak to pull itself free. It will try and fail over time, so it will precondition itself to believe that it will always fail. So here it is, a full-grown, multi-ton animal that could yank itself free in one strong pull, and it won't even try. It just assumes it is incapable. It's called "learned helplessness" and humans are just as susceptible to this phenomenon.
A study was conducted on piranhas in a huge fish tank. The piranhas were placed in half of the tank and the piranhas' prey was placed in the other half of the tank. A glass divider was placed between them. The piranhas would see their prey and swim around and bang their heads into the glass divider. They would then circle the tank and try again. As they swam for their prey, their heads met with the glass divider once again! Over time, the piranhas grew weary of banging their heads against the glass divider and they gave up. They began to swim side by side with their prey and they never tried again. Now, the researchers can remove the glass divider and those piranhas will swim side by side with their prey until they starve to death. It doesn't take long to reach a stage of conditioned failure and learned helplessness.
People often settle into their fire service careers by giving up on the idea that any real and lasting change can take place. The fire service has gone through substantial changes. Fifty years ago, the fire service was a homogenous organization largely made up of white males. Today, the fire service embraces multi-faceted diversity, including gender, race, religion, culture and personality. With that diversity comes challenge as people learn how their differences can benefit each other, the department and society. But diversity also brings with it conflict. Differing opinions and views often slow down change as clashing personalities and priorities elbow their way into the process.
Long-term growth and success in any organization requires constant change and innovation. Don't let past patterns dictate future results. The outstanding fire departments of the future will be those that embrace change for the sake of improvement and refuse to give up when others have given in. Real leaders, whether formal or informal, stand up for positive improvement in their departments and initiate the changes that need to take place.
Take inventory of your department. What must change to improve the effectiveness of the leadership right now? What must change to improve labor-management relations? What must change to improve morale? What must change to improve your response time or customer service? What must change to increase organizational commitment by your firefighters? What must change in you to be a better firefighter? What changes can you initiate to make your department the absolute best it can be? Real leaders don't accept change anymore — they embrace it!
KIMBERLY ALYN is a best-selling author and an international fire service speaker. She is the owner of Fire Presentations (www.FirePresentations.com), a company dedicated to presentations and training workshops for the fire service. Alyn works with fire departments across the country on firefighter and officer development, and is the author of 10 books and eight CD/DVD productions. She holds a bachelor's degree in management and a master's degree in organizational management. Alyn can be reached at 800-821-8116 or firstname.lastname@example.com.

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Title: | Investigation of Magnesium (II), Calcium (II) and Barium (II) Complexes in Aqueous Solution |
Author: | Bakr, Mustafa Farag [مصطفى فرج بكر]; Mohamed Abd Allah A. [عبد الله عبد الوهاب محمد] |
Abstract: | The ionic association constants, K6, of Mg, Ca and Ba metal ions with succinate, malate and tartrate ligands were conduct metrically determined in water at 25-40°C. The conductometric data were analysed by the Shedlovsky extrapolation method. The KE values tend to decrease with the cation size in the order Ca > Ba for all the salts under study with the exception of Mg salts, whereas the KA values for the ligands increase in the order succinate < malate < tartrate. poi the salts under study, standard thermodynamic functions, AH° and AS" for the association, were evaluated and discussed. The positive values of both AH" and AS' in all the systems indicate the ionic association processes are the reactions of unfavorable enthalpy and favorable entropy changes in aqueous solution. The thermodynamic metal gradient, B, was evaluated and its significance of ion association of all salts under investigation was discussed. On the other hand, the results of limiting molar conductancs, Ao, are discussed on the light of Walden product. |
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Some kind of pipe hanger?
When injustice becomes law, rebellion becomes duty. Thomas Jefferson
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Any brand name on it?
I was going to say "turf cutter", but I'm sure I'd get in trouble. And you know spell check changed it.
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This is sort of a strange quote from Cowboys DE Jay Ratliff, but we'll print it (or post it on the interwebs) nonetheless.
On the just-fired former Cowboys coach Wade Phillips, Ratliff told reporters (via the San Antonio Express-News ), "We fought like hell for him. Things just didn't go our way."
That's an interesting theory, especially if you watched Dallas lose badly to Jacksonville and Green Bay, acting much of the time like it wasn't interested in playing at all. Hell, Jaguars QB David Garrard basically said as much after he beat the Cowboys.
Dallas backup QB Jon Kitna had a slightly different take on the matter.
"Anytime the head coach gets fired, it's an indictment of the team," Kitna said. "I hope it serves as a wake-up call for guys. When they start making decisions like that and things like that happen, it's just a prelude of things to come as far as changes on the team."
Either way, interim coach Jason Garrett has to hope his team doesn't fight like hell for him as well. Apparently, that level of effort gets head coaches fired.
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PHL pushes ASEAN partnership vs online porn, prostitution
Philippine officials pushed over the weekend for a stronger regional-level partnership among Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) members against online pornography and prostitution.
The Philippine Department of Social Welfare and Development cited the need for a holistic approach in addressing the problem at a three-day conference in Manila last June 19 to 21.
"We all have crucial roles to play to save the lives of vulnerable children and women, who are often the victims of such kind of exploitation," DSWD Undersecretary Parisya Taradji said at the recent ASEAN Conference on Working Toward a Cyber Pornography and Cyber Prostitution Free Southeast Asia in Manila.
Excerpts of the address were posted on the DSWD website June 29.
The three-day conference aimed to let ASEAN member states address gaps and ensure responsive programs and interventions for victims of online pornography and prostitution.
At the meeting, the DSWD said cyber pornography and cyber prostitution have become troublesome and ever-growing crimes.
Modern technological advancement through information and sharing invites criminals to exploit the technology to expose people, especially children and women, to violence and exploitation.
Taradji underscored the important role of ASEAN member states to fight the increasing number of cases of cyber pornography and cyber prostitution in the region.
Representatives from the ASEAN countries attended the event and compared notes about their countries' experience and initiatives in fighting cyber pornography and cyber prostitution. — TJD, GMA News
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David Pernick, right, as Tevye and Michael Dale as the Fiddler rehearse for Nanuet High School's production of "Fiddler on the Roof." / Vincent DiSalvio/The Journal News
"Fiddler on the Roof"
Where: Nanuet High School, 103 Church St., Nanuet
When: 8 p.m. March 13, 14.
Tickets: $10
Call: 845-627-9850
With: David Pernick, Divya Innocent, Kat Gonzalez, Talia Berk, Alison Harrington, Ana Gremli, Clare Gilroy, Bridget Cafaro, Kris Siriban, Frank Cronin, James Roth, Sal Schiavone, Joey Schragenheim, Eric Sorkow, Brian Purvis, Rich Wilhelm, Amanda Mathew, Valissa Hicks, Jimmy Simon, John Sweet, Anthony Aguiar, Laurel Hicks, Michael Dale, Lisa Dangl, Brian Dolan, Dan Frey, Allison Hoisl, Vasia Giannakakos, Eden Gilet, Danielle Hinckley, Diana Innocent, Stacey Jacob, Alexa Kelly, Stephon Khan, Kaitlyn Kozinski, Maggie Leung, Amanda Lowney, Morgan Mason, Colleen McLaughlin, Connor McLaughlin, Brianna Nicosia, Annabella Panaro, Louis Pratt, Luke Reilly, Dana Silberzahn, Johanna Simonsen, Christina Verwoert, Elio Vezza, Ben Wu, Julia Brooks, Bryanna Boland, Christina Fox, Danielle Fraher, Demi Giannico, Geena Gregory, Mairead Holt, Amy Hu, Nicole Lynch, Katie Mitts, Kim Mitts, Jennifer Nghe, Melissa O'Malley, Stephanie Pedro, Nicole Picariello, Max Saltzman, Sarah Small, Danielle Steel, Victoria Vardilli, Robert Ahle, Brian Dolan, Dan Donnelly, Christina Fox, Chris Hoppe, Orlando Hurtado, Rahul Khandke, Jesse Knapp, Amanda Mathew, Kaitlyn Morr, Chris Pandolfo, Stephanie Pedro, Eric Roemish, Tori Slater, Anh Trinh, Danielle Vitale, Bryanna Boland, Danielle Fraher, Laurel Hicks, Jennie Marino, Jennifer Nghe, Louis Pisha, Matt Mancuso, Samantha Colarelli, Dylan Flynn, Michael Dale, Avery Chang, Claudia Miller, Stephanie Wu, Alex Dang, Brendan Dang, Katie Bonner, Charlie Miller, Case Park, Kevin Tsao, Katie Lynn, Eve Saiz, Edward Kohler, Natalie McCarter, Greg Mooney, Chris Morley, Kerry Dolan, Roger Guccione, Tom Roth, Andrew Klock, Josh Burger
More coverage
- View a gallery of photos of rehearsals for the show at http://jukebox.lohud.com/photos/refers/index.php?gallery=nanuet%20fiddler%20on%20the%20roof
- Follow the entire season at http://www.lohud.com/section/entertainment080201.
- Read Peter D. Kramer's "In the Wings" blog - as he follows all 60 Lower Hudson Valley high-school musicals to opening night - at http://theater.lohudblogs.com.
- Three actresses are taking readers along as they ready their final high-school musical, at http://mymusical.lohudblogs.com.
When the curtain opens on "Fiddler on the Roof" at Nanuet High School this weekend, it will reveal an Anatevka unlike any other.
Tevye, the dairyman who dreams of riches that will give him the time to sit in the synagogue and pray, will be played by a rabbi's son, senior David Pernick.
His wife, Golde - who prays for good matches for her daughters - is Divya Innocent, a senior whose parents were matched in an arranged marriage in India.
Motel, the meek tailor who finds his spine when he fears losing the girl he loves, will be played by Kris Siriban, another first-generation American, whose parents emigrated from the Philippines and count VHS tapes of "Fiddler on the Roof" among their wedding gifts.
One of Tevye's daughters, Shprintze, is played by Ana Gremli, the adopted daughter of director Jack Gremli and his choreographer wife, Carol. Ana was born in Moldova, a country much closer to Russia than, say, Nanuet.
Gremli's diverse casting choices take the story of a tiny crumbling Russian village and turn it into everyone's story.
"It's an emigration story and it fits all cultures," Gremli says. "Every culture has its traditions."
What every director doesn't have is a cast of 68.
"Our special-effects lady said it best: It's probably the same size as the original town of Anatevka," jokes Gremli, who cast everyone who auditioned - 80 kids. Through attrition, that number is now 68.
"You can't say no to a kid, and my wonderful wife makes them all fit up on that stage somehow," he says.
"We fill the stage with people, more than with stuff and just keep it clean, really," says Carol Gremli. "Clean and organized."
Still, with nearly 70 people to get on that stage, this Anatevka sometimes spills into the audience.
The orchestra numbers 25; another 25 serve on the crew, building and painting the set for technical director Alan Seward.
"It has been a great learning experience," says Gremli. "Carol told the kids to remember their fifth-grade trip to Ellis Island."
Pernick, Nanuet's Tevye, is a member of the All-Eastern Choir and a two-time All-Stater for vocal performance. He's working on the songs, the dances, and on growing a beard.
Kris Siriban doesn't look like a traditional Motel the Tailor.
"I don't at all," he says.
"We're throwing it around a little bit," he says. "But tradition works for every culture. Doc said 'Why not? We can have an Asian in Russia.' He's color-blind."
Siriban took an interesting approach to the role.
"One of my favorite movies is 'Hello, Dolly!' in which Michael Crawford plays Cornelius Hackl,"∏he says. "I just remember him as the weakest guy, but he was in love no matter what. I just built Motel off of that."
Innocent, 17, played the devil's assistant, Lola, in last year's "Damn Yankees." This year, she's an Anatevkan housewife with a dreaming dairyman for a husband.
"My parents are from India and a lot of the scenarios in this can be applied there, like the matchmaker and how the parents want someone who's wealthy and well-off but the kids might not necessarily want that," she says.
"Now it's all changed, but when my parents were getting married, that was still a big part of it. They were actually arranged, so I can totally relate to this."
The matchmaker in their case was a distant relative, Innocent thinks.
"Because all of us are from different races, it really shows everybody that this isn't just about something that happened in Russia, Anatevka. It's something really global. There's a bigger meaning to it. There's a lot you can take home from it."
Whether that home is Russian, Filipino, Indian or Moldovan.
Reach Peter D. Kramer at firstname.lastname@example.com or 914-694-5118.


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