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Merkel's rival: veteran with plain-speaking image
09/19/2013 3:08amPeer Steinbrueck knows the view from the heights of German politics: Over four decades, he's worked at the chancellery, run the country's most populous state and helped steer Germany through the 2008 financial crisis as finance minister.
Germany gives $2.7M to help destroy Syria weapons
09/19/2013 3:17amGermany says it's giving 2 million euros ($2.7 million) to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons to help it oversee the destruction of Syria's arms stocks.
Merkel's 'step by step' rise to the top in Germany
09/19/2013 4:20amIt's been called the Merkel mystery: How did a pastor's daughter who once marched in the uniform of East Germany's communist youth end up leading a conservative, male-dominated party from West Germany to become the country's first female chancellor?
Austrian hunter's obsession turns to murder
09/19/2013 8:07amIn Austria, hunting deer and wild boar is a hallowed way of life, one that follows age-old codes of honor and requires a license bestowed only after passing rigorous exams. In that exalted world, Alois Huber was a brazen outlaw even before he went on a murderous rampage that left four people dead.
Pope Francis reflects on priorities, influences
09/19/2013 9:03amPope Francis, the first Jesuit pope, reflected on his style, influences and priorities as pope in an interview with La Civilta Cattolica, the Jesuit journal in Rome, which published the remarks Thursday. Here are some highlights:
What's at stake in Germany's election
09/19/2013 10:34amSome of the main issues in Sunday's German election:
5-month-old baby killed in Spain airport accident
09/19/2013 10:37amA Spanish official says a 5-month-old baby has died in an accident after being placed on a baggage conveyor belt at the Alicante airport in southeast Spain.
Zookeeper killed by tiger in Germany
09/19/2013 10:43amGerman authorities say a tiger attacked and killed his keeper at a zoo in the country's northwest.
Companies face global risks in land claim disputes
09/19/2013 12:05pmA new study suggests a huge risk for global businesses: Local communities are disputing almost a third of the land involved in commercial land deals in 12 countries in Africa, Asia and South America.
Rhodes Scholarship gets donation of $120 million
09/19/2013 12:39pmThe organizers of the Rhodes Scholarships say a Canadian philanthropist is giving 75 million pounds ($120 million) to the prestigious program, the largest single donation since it was founded more than a century ago.
Putin says no discrimination of gays in Russia
09/19/2013 1:21pmPresident Vladimir Putin denied Thursday that gays face discrimination in Russia, saying that a new law that has drawn protests worldwide does not infringe on their rights.
EU mission member killed in Kosovo shooting
09/19/2013 4:09pmAn EU customs officer in Kosovo was shot to death early Thursday in the tense, Serb-dominated north, the EU Rule of Law Mission said.
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GF menu. Waitress also let me bring it home. Even have a GF dessert (chocolate brownie).
great gf menu. very sensitive to my gf and other allergies
I don't much care for the food, but my wife who has celiac likes it a lot.
7611 Two Notch Road, Columbia, SC 29223
The wait staff were knowledgeable and asked the right questions. And the food was delicious!
6450 N. Wickham Rd., Viera, FL 32940
They just informed us the fries are made in a dedicated fryer!!!
7401 West Barnard Avenue, Greenfield, WI 53220
Wish they had more, but what they do have is very good.
4287 W. College Avenue, Grand Chute, WI 54914
My first experience at outback, I ordered a salad off the gluten free menu and it had croutons hidden on the bottom, like they made the salad and realized they made a mistake and removed them off the top.
3217 North MacArthur Drive, Alexandria, LA 71303
Outback is one of my favorite restaurants, but NOT today. This was my first and last time to eat in this one. I got the Alice Springs chicken, which is one of my favorites. It was dry and very bland and it was not hot. My husband, who is not gluten free ordered the steak tacos. They were COLD. He said the bread wad stale and cold. Will NOT go back to this one!
5723 Bishop Ave, Inver Grove Heights, MN 55076
Very knowledgeable server- he even knew or went to check ingredients to make sure my food had no dairy, either. There are a lot of options that are gluten free, and my food was served separate from the groups'. I did not get sick, and I plan to come back again.
4242 Palisades Center, W. Nyack, NY 10994
Outstanding. Staff is knowledgeable and the food is delicious. Ribeye steak was amazing.
505 Highland Oaks Dr., Winston-Salem, NC 27103
I enjoyed my dining experience! Our waitress was very knowledgable and helpful. The atmosphere was great, too. They accommodated my soy allergy, also.
1062 Charleston Town Center, Charleston, WV 25389
Long story short, very rude host to start bad experience with, then after being seated I was told they discontinued the gluten free menu a week ago and the waiter told me that he needed to know if we were staying or leaving so we would not be wasting his time. The whole experience was terrible. I went out of my way to go to this Outback because I thought they had the GF menu. And really, I could have got past that, it was the rudeness of both the host and the waiter. But, if you are looking for the GF menu, don't bother..I wouldn't want you to be wasting their employee's precious time.
15180 Addison Road, Addison, TX 75001
My wife has celiac disease. She and I ate here about a week ago and were very impressed, and she didn't get sick. We told the manager, who seated us at our table, about her allergy, and we were provided GF menus. He also said that he would notify the kitchen so that all of our food would be safe. Additionally, our server, Natalie, was very thorough in helping us make selections from the GF menu, and she assured us that their staff are trained to avoid cross contamination. Sure enough, my wife didn't get sick at all. We enjoyed the food, and the sense of comfort that comes from a restaurant chain that has a good track record on gluten issues. We'll be back here.
1761 N. Victory Place, Burbank, CA 91504
Limited options if you're also vegetarian.
7201 Indiana Street, Evansville, IN 47715
I love eating here!! I have celiac disease and I get really bad reactions when I get gluten. I've never had a bad reaction to anything I've eaten here. The staff is always very knowledgeable. When you ask about gluten free or about something on the menu they know what you are talking about and what precautions they have to take to ensure the food really is gluten free.
1289 Kildaire Farm Road, Cary, NC 27511
I just love outback. They do gf right. They communicate well and food is so fresh. I hope the get on the non GMO bandwagon.
1651 I-35 S., Round Rock, TX 78664
One of the first place to have a GF menu way before it was cool and I have never had a problem/reaction to it. They are very knowledgable and have a lot of options compared to other restaurant claiming they have GF menus
45170 Schoenherr Rd., Shelby Township, MI 48315
i ate here a few weeks ago and had no issues except for the herb rub on the prime rib has gluten. very silly and easy to change if they wanted too.
3270 Hwy. 17 S., Murrells Inlet, SC 29576
Great food as always! No issues although our server was sassy and was yelling across the tables. Very strange!! But did not affect the food. 😃
345 Washington Ave., North Haven, CT 06473
Typical outback. I did not get sick.
7401 West Barnard Avenue, Greenfield, WI 53220
gotta love the prime rib
1260 S. Moorland Rd., Brookfield, WI 53005
Great prime rib with two sides of vegetables. Never had any problems.
98 Elm Street, Enfield, CT 06082
This place is the best for knowing all about gluten! Just ask and they will bring you out a full gluten free menu. Mostly everything in the restaurant is gluten free, but you need to tell them you have celiac so they can clean off a part of the grill. This place is amazing and knows a lot about how dangerous it is to come in contact with gluten
1235 E. Kimberly Road, Davenport, IA 52807
Great dinner options!... but the best part is the gf thunder down under brownie! So delicious!
295 Pepper's Ferry Rd. NE, Christiansburg, VA 24073
Many options, attentive to our concerns, & needs.
3101 Browns Mill Road, Johnson City, TN 37601
Good example of the chain restaurant, nice servers, standard Outback GF menu.
2770 Hooper Ave., Brick, NJ 08723
Ask for Stephanie she will make sure your meal is gf free. My wife is gluten and dairy free and Stephanie asked the chef just to be sure. We will definitely go back they have a lot of good options
229 Miracle Street, Evansville, WY 82636
The food was good but the wait sucked as the restaurant was half empty. They have good choices on the gluten free menu. Be careful of seasons as the corporate menu has more info then the local, check national website first. Maybe will go back.!
1611 Westover Terrace, Greensboro, NC 27408
Perfection. That is all I can say... Pure Perfection. One of the BEST gluten free menus in town and I've never gotten sick. :) They even have a little desert!
3939 1st Ave. S.E., Cedar Rapids, IA 52401
Outback - always great!!! Home again after a long trip and had a great meal!! Staff knows what they are doing.
2600 E. Lucky Lane, Flagstaff, AZ 86004
AS I have said before and will say again Thank God for the Outback chain. Great food Alice Springs Chicken oo la la = great. Thanks Outback!
5826 W. 21st Street, Topeka, KS 66604
Thank God for Outback - traveling it saved my hide. This was great as always.
771 Southbridge Street, Auburn, MA 01501
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6651 Backlick Road, Springfield, VA 22150
They have a great, gluten-free specific menu. The kitchen was very accommodating, asking questions about my diet as a whole to make sure my food was appropriately cooked. We will definitely make this a regular spot to eat!
4287 W. College Avenue, Grand Chute, WI 54914
Large gluten free menu. Staff very knowledgeable. Fantastic gluten free brownie ice cream dessert. Left very happy!
8005 Moores Lane, Brentwood, TN 37027
I ordered off the gluten free menu and let the server know that I have celiac. They were very careful with my food. The server even brought my salad with the bread so that I would have something to eat. Food was delicious and staff was knowledgable! No issues after! I'm adding Outback to the restaurant "rotation".
111 Howell Rd., New Bern, NC 28560
Had a good experience at this restaurant. The food was tasty, but definitely on the salty/fatty side. Several entree items, salads, and even a dessert which are gluten-free!
2410 SE Tones Drive, Ankeny, IA 50021
as always I can rely on Outback Steakhouse to provide me with a terrific gluten free meal! thank you.
3240 Tillman Drive, Bensalem, PA 19020
Our waiter Patrick was very helpful and familiar with our requests. When he wasn't sure he went and asked the chef. Food and service were excellent.
3585 Atlanta Hwy., Athens, GA 30606
Great GF menu. My daughter is celiac and hasn't had any problems here.
1062 Charleston Town Center, Charleston, WV 25389
Outback in Charleston changed owners and the new owner has a child with celiac, so he understands and takes gluten free very seriously. We have had several delicious meals here! Would highly recommend!
Puerto Rico 196, Caguas, Caguas 00725, Puerto Rico
Full menu plenty of options, from starters to desserts
1801 Towne Park Dr., Troy, OH 45373
Love their dedicated gf menu! If you tell the staff about your allergies, they will accommodate for you. I also need to avoid dairy, and the staff there were so nice about it.
7917 W. Broad Street, Richmond, VA 23294
Dedicated fryer for fries! Patty, one of the managers, was so extremely helpful, kind and courteous!
3585 Atlanta Hwy., Athens, GA 30606
The staff has always been great! I have Celiac disease and they are very careful to avoid cross contamination.
1968 Old Ft. Pkwy., Murfreesboro, TN 37129
I was able to eat steak and a salad while out with my gluten loving family. I'm new to the gluten free lifestyle but this place had plenty of gluten free options for me. Even had a gluten free desert even though I didn't try it. Bring gluten free, having plenty of options is a wonderful thing. Definitely recommend for a nice meal out.
2410 SE Tones Drive, Ankeny, IA 50021
I've worked at Outback for 5 years and recently was diagnosed with Celiac. I can attest to the quality of GF foods. the kitchen staff takes allergens seriously! You will be safe here!
1260 S. Moorland Rd., Brookfield, WI 53005
I love Outback...but make sure you check your salad before eating it. I ended up with a crouton in my mouth once. This was after the server made a big show of saying that it was a gf salad. I think someone picked off the croutons before giving me the salad. The manager made me a new one himself.
7770 S. 1300 E., Sandy, UT 84094
I've never gotten sick here and I have a very sensitive stomach my favorite is the Alice Springs Chicken without the mushrooms, one time when I went with my boyfriend it had mushrooms they were very understanding and made me a brand new one and apologized and gave us our meal for free!
5771 E. 86th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46250
delicious and great gluten free dessert menu!!
1260 S. Moorland Rd., Brookfield, WI 53005
GREAT food but they could use a few more gf options. no buns:(
5240 South Lindbergh, St. Louis, MO 63126
Our waitress was informed and very helpful. It was a great experience for us. They even have a gf chocolate brownie for dessert. The food was very good!!
124 Kernstown Commons Blvd., Winchester, VA 22602
Fantastic waitstaff. Very friendly and knowledgeable, both for food and bar choices. It is a chain, but not all kitchens are staffed equally. Everything was cooked well came out as ordered (no croutons on salad, etc)
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While my Mom was at our house over the holidays I handed her a stack of fabric, a pattern, and my two kids, as my husband and I headed out the door on a date. When I got back both kids were fast asleep and all of the blocks were finished, in just a couple of hours!
There's a whole lotta polka dots in this quilt….but I think it works with the large blocks and big scale of the pattern. I quilted it by doing a semi-large stippling around the center circles, and then went back and added a swirl in each circle. This is the crib size of the Kaleidoscope pattern, it measures 42" x 51".
I'm not sure what all of the fabrics are in this quilt since they have been hanging out in my stash for some time. But I do know that the light grey and lime green polka dot as well as the dark grey polka dot on the back came from this shop. Oh and those little grey elephants you can find here or here.
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The Moderate's GOP Survival Guide
Karl Rove and big Republican donors are trying to rescue the GOP from more Christine "I am not a witch" O'Donnell-type embarrassments by funding a new group dedicated to stopping terrible candidates from winning Republican nominations. The impulse is a healthy one, but it's going to take a lot more than some attack ads to stop extremist candidates.
After all, most of the ugly Republican candidates from the last two cycles were relatively underfunded in their primaries; a little more money thrown into the pot against them is unlikely to make a difference, and it might, as Salon columnist Steve Kornacki has argued, even backfire if it winds up drawing Tea Party activists into a fight they might otherwise have ignored. At best, it will help on the margins.
The larger question is what Republicans who want to defeat The Crazy could do to reclaim their party. It's a big question: The fear of primary defeats at the hands of ideological extremists or incompetent candidates has been the dominant consideration in Republican politics—and perhaps electoral politics—in the last couple of election cycles. It matters not just when a Todd Akin or a Sharron Angle wins, but also when strong general-election candidates pass on winnable races because they fear a defeat in the primary. It also makes perfectly sensible, conservative incumbents do their best to embrace whatever the nuttiest voices are saying in order to save themselves from a primary challenge.
So what can moderate GOP leaders do?
The first thing is basic: They have to stop educating their rank-and-file voters to accept crazy stuff. That means cutting out the teleprompter jokes, the winks to birthers, the claims that Democrats are anti-American—all of it. It means that if a backbench member of the House yells out "you lie" during a presidential speech, he gets cernsured instead of praised.
That's going to mean some short-term sacrifices for long-term gains. It may be hard to go in front of a conservative crowd and resist an applause line calling Barack Obama a socialist. But these are applause lines because Republicans have been using them for at least 40 years whether the target is Bill Clinton (Whitewater, travelgate, mysterious deaths); Hillary Clinton (the Vince Foster "murder" and more); or Ted Kennedy (Chappaquiddick). Not to mention "San Francisco Democrats" and "Taxachusetts" and "Chicago politics" and "real America." Republicans have been training their audiences, and now their audiences respond.
A bit of this in moderation is perfectly harmless, and comes with the territory of partisanship. It's just that it's become such a large part of Republican rhetoric that it's almost inevitable that it's going to leak out from the merchandizing rooms of conservative events and the radio talk shows into the mouths of candidates on the campaign trail.
Can Republicans shut it all down? Of course not. But they could choose to minimize it. That means politicians steering clear of it; it means those party actors who care about winning elections doing what they can to discourage it from those party actors who have different incentives (such as those hawking that merchandise or who can make a very good living selling to a group which is a large market but a small portion of the electorate).
The second thing that Republicans could do to help sane conservatives win primaries is to start furnishing those conservatives with some of what House Majority Leader Eric Cantor tried, even if feebly, to do this week: real issues that have immediate material effects on large primary electorates, as opposed to purely symbolic issues. Not every Republican issue in the last few election cycles has been symbolic, but plenty of them have. Take, for example, the elimination of earmarks— a "reform" that doesn't even cut government spending, let alone deliver anything that a Republican primary voter might value. Or the various constitutional amendments Republicans have pushed in the last 20 years, whether it's a balanced budget, line-item veto, term limits, or marriage.
What's been missing are, to an amazing extent, issue positions which respond to problems most voters experience. This may pose a special challenge for conservatives, who after all tend to oppose new government programs, but note that George W. Bush did manage in 2000 to produce policies—including his education plan and faith-based initiative—which, like them or not, were not merely symbolic. Indeed, I think the largest contributor to the problem is that many Republican politicians have just become lazy: The symbolic stuff works so well (and, to be fair, also avoids some of the difficult choices that come with crafting policy) that they just haven't bothered to go beyond it.
The drawback to relying on symbolic issues is that sane candidates are at a disadvantage. After all, they tend to be constrained by reality, and so they're less likely to outbid the nuts when it comes to who loves the flag the most or who hates the "Ground Zero Mosque" the most; they're more likely to slip up and admit that all candidates are patriotic or that not every Muslim community center is necessarily part of a jihadist plot. If the debate is on real policies with real consequences, however, reality-based conservatives are playing on ground that favors them.
Of these two tasks that would go a long way to avoiding the next Christine O'Donnell fiasco, developing policy positions is in some ways harder than ending the party's tolerance of crazy talk. Democrats worked really hard to develop the Affordable Care Act! It's so much easier to advocate for "American exceptionalism"—a symbolic issue—than it is to figure out a conservative response that would offer something to people who don't like their health-care situation. On the other hand, at least policy development is in the hands of those who want to win elections—it doesn't require shutting down the crazies on talk radio.
Every party has bad candidates win nominations at times; every party, too, has recruiting failures (which may be an ever larger consequence of Tea Party victories in GOP primaries). But Karl Rove is right about one thing: It's a problem for Republicans, and has certainly cost them several seats in the Senate. If they really want to fix what's wrong with the party, however, it's going to take a lot more than some money applied in the right places.
Fri, 2013-02-08 09:29
There are many tests for the "moderate" Republicans to pass before they can create a new image for the party. For example, will "moderate" Republicans speak out against the bill just passed in the North Dakota Senate that declares personhood from the moment of conception, effectively ending the choice of safe and legal abortion for North Dakota women? Will "moderate" Republicans speak out against invasive ultrasound procedures? Will "moderate" Republicans, so opposed to Obamacare, present an alternative that will give health care coverage to all Americans? These are a scant few of the many positions Republicans have taken that do not serve the needs of their constituents. The Republican Party created the Tea Party Monster. Now, they can't (or won't) control it. It's going to take more than a "makeover" for the Republican Party to become more relevant.
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The Republican message is not the problem; the product itself is. While the mainstream GOP leaders have not used the extreme language of the far right crazies, they still have an ideology about economic matters that is both FACTUALLY (see virtually all statistics over the last few decades) and MORALLY (for Christians, see Matthew 25:44) flawed, and they use the extreme symbolic rhetoric to keep their base voters, whose lives are NEGATIVELY affected by the REALITY of their policies, from noticing this.
We have seen that in the Muslim autocracies, the ruling elite's support of anti-Israeli and anti-American radicals redirects the anger their people OUGHT to focus on the autocrats themselves against FOREIGN targets instead, which resulted in the Arab Spring revolts (but unfortunately, due to this brainwashing, the old autocrats are on the verge of being replaced by new autocrats who will do the same thing). Something like this has been going on in America for several decades, starting from the Reagan ideology (come on, Ronald, is government ALWAYS the problem? really?) and its alliance with the Christian Right (which in fact is neither) and sublimated racism, and has swung even "moderate" Republicans far to the right, from Eisenhower policies back to Harding, Hoover and Coolidge policies.
When will the "moderate" ideologues realize that while government CAN BE the problem (and usually is when THEY have control of it), some critical problems can ONLY be fixed with the HELP of government. To start with, the New Deal, which they opposed for decades when it was actually WORKING for the majority of Americans, has been chipped away since the late 1970's so that the economy is WORSE for that same majority, and is the ONLY way to bring back full employment and REASONABLE levels of income and wealth inequality.
Instead, even "moderate" GOP leaders use terminology which falsely calls Americans who have earned retirement security, and those who need help to get back on their feet, "takers", and ALL millionaires "makers", to support eliminating government services that help more people than they hurt. The fact is that workers are "making" more product than ever before, but being paid less, both in absolute terms of purchasing power, and in comparison to the wealthy, so that workers NEED assistance more, and are thus accused of being "takers". And the so-called "makers" and "job creators" are getting far more reward for REARRANGING ORGANIZATIONS AND FINANCES, sometimes to the DETRIMENT of the entire country except themselves, and are in many cases the REAL "TAKERS" since they are not building anything with their own hands.
We need to stop demonizing progressive programs that work, stop putting hindrances on their working (e.g. the Post Office, which was established by the Constitution, but Republicans are forcing to operate in a money losing manner so that they have an "excuse" to kill it). When Republicans do THAT and return to the Eisenhower philosophy, Democrats will once again be ABLE to work together with them. And Republican voters will no longer be forced to choose between a far-right candidate nominated in the primaries by their crazy peers and a moderately leftist Democrat that their party tells them is the evil "socialist" boogey-man, but they vote for anyway to preserve sanity.
Sat, 2013-02-09 00:55
Why is there never any articles on how the Democrats can take back their party from the left wing nuts usually lumped together under the label progressives? Although I don't agree with either one on most of their positions; I don't see the far right as being any more damaging to society or our political system of governance than the far left.
Sat, 2013-02-09 15:51
The reason why Republicans were the weak party in two-party politics and failed three times before as Federalists, National Republicans, and as Whigs is because they think money controls political power. The Democrats went right after political power when Jefferson was elected in 1800 by declaring the Supreme Court to be more powerful with regard to legislation than Congress with a Supreme Court decision that said acts of Congress could be nullified by the Supreme Court. This enabled the Democrats to impose slavery on the United States through Supreme Court decisions like Dred Scott until Abraham Lincoln turned judicial review on its head by writing the Emancipation Proclamation and getting the thirteenth amendment passed by Congress, once again asserting the supremacy of the executive and legislative branches of government. The Supreme Court once again declared its supremacy with Roe v. Wade in 1973, so we are once again under a judicial dictatorship, which will last until independent voters are able to gain ballot access by declaring themselves protected by the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
Sat, 2013-02-09 18:26
Sadly, with the exception of Chuck Hagel I know of no other "moderate" republicans. The republican party once used to be a centris party with a bent towards conservatism. The democrats on the other hand were also centrist and tilted to the liberal. Today, the republican party as it once was no longer exists. I know of no way that the republican of today can, or, be saved from its excesses of today. Moderates the few that are left should look towards getting elected to office and then not be automatons who just bloc vote as they're told. For vibrant republican party to come about, it members who can think for themselves and who are able to carefully weig the needs of the constituents and of the nation. Until that occurs, the republican will become more and more irrelevant.
Tue, 2013-02-12 15:01
May I point out a fallacy in your otherwise sound argument? Chappaquiddick. The other examples of GOP right wing lies (Vince Foster "murder," for example) are of course valid, but the fact is that Ted Kennedy did cause that girl's death in an act of criminally negligent homicide (and drunk driving), did fail to try to rescue her when she might have been rescued, did try to cover it up -- and only avoided being charged and convicted of a serious crime because of undue Kennedy influence.
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FWC told ' the disaster's coming'
Ever year since Feb. 2010, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has held one of its statewide meetings in Apalachicola, with commissioners each year raving about the fis... READ MORE
School board confronts budget 'crisis'
The Franklin County School Board voted last week to negotiate with its teacher and support personnel unions a reduction of $258,000 from this fiscal year's budget. At the Dec. 6 regu... READ MORE
TDC revenues post record year
For the first time since Franklin County's two-cent bed tax was first put into place in 2005, the county's annual tourist tax revenue has passed the $900,000 mark, with a better than $100,000 ... READ MORE
Seahawk hoopsters off to slow start
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Palisades > Mount Agassiz > Climber's Log
Mount Agassiz Climber's Log
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|From Bishop Pass
Date Climbed: Aug 9, 2008
|My wife and daughter hiked with me to Bishop Lake, I continued on solo from there
|Posted Aug 11, 2008 1:02 am
|From Bishop Pass
Date Climbed: Jun 28, 2008
|Great solo hike from Bishop Pass. Stuck to as much class 3 as I could find on the way up. Took my time on the way down - it seemed like every rock was about to move. Ugh. The views, however, were amazing.
|Posted Jun 28, 2008 10:39 pm
|Brian Kalet
|West Slope from Bishop Pass
Date Climbed: Jun 22, 2008
|6 h roundtrip.
|Posted Jun 24, 2008 5:28 pm
|Summit from Bishop Lake
Date Climbed: Jun 7, 2008
|Fun climb, though move as much to the N/W as possible for more sustained class 3. Had to down climb a short section of 5th class at a head wall dropping me into the next chute to the north. finally topped out after a short 5th class section on the talus slope below the summit. As everyone else has mentioned the views are what make this climb worth while.
|Posted Jun 9, 2008 10:58 am
|bishop pass
Date Climbed: Jun 15, 1988
|just out o' high school- had a cast iron skillet for bacon breakfast, drank bottles of beer at the top.
|Posted Mar 2, 2008 1:14 am
|West Slope
Date Climbed: Sep 11, 2007
|An awesome day hike from south lake. Great views up top.
|Posted Oct 22, 2007 6:50 pm
|Normal west face
Date Climbed: Sep 29, 2007
|Hiked up the talus slopes on the west face above Bishop Pass with Tony and ET. Incredible views of the Palisade Glacier area and the rest of the Sierras
|Posted Oct 2, 2007 2:57 pm
|The Tailor
|I will be back!
Date Climbed: Aug 4, 2007
|Started from the Bishop Pass trailhead and I made it about 1/4 of the way up and soon realized that I was going to exhaust myself for the trip back so I headed back down.
I plan on attempting this again, but I will be sure to get a good nights sleep at Bishop Pass before summit!
|Posted Sep 3, 2007 11:41 pm
|Great Trip
Date Climbed: Sep 1, 2007
|Left Flag AZ at 3:00 am. Got to Bishop at 1130 am. Started hike at 1210 pm. What a great summit. I really enjoyed. Hike ended 930 pm. What a fun day. Hurried but great.
|Posted Sep 2, 2007 8:51 pm
|Dave S
|West Slope
Date Climbed: Aug 26, 2007
|Solo dayhike from South Lake. Started early hoping to beat the weather that was forecast to hit by early afternoon. Some great views even with the low level clouds!
|Posted Aug 27, 2007 11:07 pm
|West Slope from Bishop Pass
Date Climbed: Jul 14, 2007
|Very pleasant day climb from South Lake. Great views.
|Posted Aug 16, 2007 2:30 pm
|2nd time
Date Climbed: Jul 19, 2007
|Scrambled up from Bishop Pass in order to investigate NW Ridge of Winchell. Didn't like what I saw which prompted to climb West Ridge of Winchell instead the following day. I am glad that I changed my mind :)
|Posted Aug 9, 2007 2:54 am
|Bill Kish
|West Slope
Date Climbed: Aug 4, 2007
|Warmup for sierra challenge. Got a late start but made good time. I went up a more southerly chute looking for better rock. I found some slightly more interesting bits but not enough. But the petite summit and the awesome views made it worth all the talus hopping!
|Posted Aug 4, 2007 11:40 pm
|Southwest slope
Date Climbed: Jul 23, 2007
|Summited with Jim. Spectacular summit views. Dry year for the Sierra.
|Posted Jul 25, 2007 11:26 am
|Jim Carr
|Bishop Pass
Date Climbed: Jul 14, 2007
|Via talus on the west slope from the pass. Descent via large chute on soutwest.
|Posted Jul 17, 2007 2:47 pm
|Bishop Pass
Date Climbed: Jul 1, 2007
|Climbed with EJ from Bishop Pass. Going directly from sea level to camping at 11,200 (Bishop Lake) feet just about killed me! I was ok on the asecnt of the peak though. Very fun day, if a little hot. The views of the Palasades are fantastic. The mosquitos at the lower elevation were horrible.
|Posted Jul 4, 2007 5:16 pm
|from Bishop Pass
Date Climbed: May 31, 2007
|some rotten snow to cross to get to Bishop Pass, then fun talus and ledge scrambling up to the peak. There were three of us people and one dog; the humans stayed away from the snow, the dog jumped right into it. We ascended to the right of the "standard" chute, which made for a more pleasant way up - we came down following the use trail and cairns. A great early season shape up hike.
|Posted Jun 10, 2007 8:19 pm
|Steve Larson
|From Bishop Pass in Spring
Date Climbed: Apr 27, 2007
|Skied in to Bishop Pass, then chucked the skis for light hiking boots and walked the rest of the way. I seriously considered hauling the skis up another 1,200 feet so I could ski the north chute down, but in the end was too lazy. The snow sucked. It was a warm day, no wind--it felt like summer. The snow was bottomless in places. Some times it was unavoidable, and progress would become painfully slow. On the way down I descended the north chute and got a nasty surprise. The top is about 40 degrees, and it turned out that there was a layer of very hard ice underneath the soggy leavings of the storm earlier in the week. Kind of scary. In my infinite wisdom I had left the crampons at the pass, thinking that my only problem would be postholing! Some very careful downclimbing, and two uncontrolled sliding sessions ensued. Finally made it back to the pass, but due to my late start I only caught the top run from the pass wihle it was still in the sun. The rest was evil breakable crust. But, I made the summit, and that was spectacular. Overall good day despite teh sketchy ice and crusty slopes on the way down.
|Posted Apr 28, 2007 12:07 am
|David Senesac
|north chutes
Date Climbed: Aug 24, 1981
|From the pass up the talus slog.
Some others were already there.
|Posted Feb 15, 2007 6:11 am
|Route Climbed: From Bishop Pass Date Climbed: 8-25-06
Date Climbed: Aug 25, 2006
|Talus slog, but the views made it worth it!
|Posted Jan 9, 2007 7:10 pm


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The biochemical process in which yeast consume sugars such as glucose, fructose and sucrose, and convert them into "waste" products, alcohol (ethanol) and carbon dioxide. This reaction is critical in both beer-making, which requires the alcohol, and bread-making, which requires the carbon dioxide.
Any beer made by bottom-fermentation. It is usually golden in color but sometimes can be dark. Lager requires a longer, colder fermentation than ale (which is a top-fermenting beer), and uses a different species of yeast, that tolerates cold temperatures well. The result of the cold fermentation is a lighter, crisper, smoother beer. Ale was the beer of England, and as the British colonized America, it was the beer of the Colonies. Lager beer was introduced to the U.S. during the German immigration of the early 1800s. It was immediately adopted and the country switched from being an ale-drinking country to a lager-drinking country. The only challenge was that brewing lager required a colder environment, 30°F to 40°F. Brewers would manufacture in caves or burrow into sides of mountains to find the right environment. Lager is the German word for storage place.
A spontaneously-fermenting style of wheat beer, unique to Belgium. While most beers are distinguished by their flavors of hops and malt, lambic is an ancient style of beer that is naturally bone dry, acidic and effervescent. They are fermented differently from other beers. The wort, often kept in ventilated attics, is allowed to spontaneously ferment with wild, airborne yeasts. See framboise and gueuze.
In England, light ale is the bottled counterpart of a draught bitter. In Scotland, "light" applied to beer indicates the lowest gravity (density) draught beer—coincidentally usually dark in color. Neither term implies a low-calorie beer.
An American term indicating a watery pilsner-style beer that is lower in calories.
Beer-making starts with the grain. Barley is malted (soaked in water until it is partially germinated, then dried) which releases starches, which in turn are made into fermentable sugar. See beer-making.
Neither malty nor a liquor, usually a strong American lager intended for a cheap high. Some states require the term malt liquor to be applied to all beers of more than 5.0 percent by volume.
MÄRZENBIER or MÄR ZEN
An amber-red (auburn), smooth, mildly sweet, Vienna-style lager with a malty aroma, classically more than 5.5% alcohol by volume. It originated in Bavaria where it was originally brewed in March (März is the German word) and laid down in caves before the summer heat made brewing impossible. At the end of September, any remaining kegs were consumed during the two-week Oktoberfest. While some modern brewers make Märzen seasonally for Oktoberfest, others brew it year-round.
The mixture of ground malt and boiled grits that break down into fermentable sugars (the wort) in the beer-making process. See beer-making for the entire process.
A fermented beverage made from honey, sometimes referred to as "honey wine." It is plausibly humankind's first fermented beverage.
A boutique brewery that produces fewer than 15,000 barrels annually. The American microbrewery movement began in the 1980s, fueled by the increasingly sophisticated American palate and consumer dissatisfaction with the bland beers produced by the large commercial breweries. By 2000 there were more than 400 U.S. microbreweries and more than 1,000 brewpubs.
A malty beer that originated in the Britain, in the 1600s or earlier. Modern mild ales are dark ales, generally with an ABV of 3% to 3.6%, although some have up to 6% ABV. The term "mild" originally meant a young beer, as opposed to an aged one. Today, it refers to a mildly hopped beer. Mild ale has declined in popularity since the 1960s, and can be difficult to find.
A beer from Munich, for example, Münchener Dunkel, a full-bodied, malty and sweet-style dark lager beer that is a model for other "Bavarian-style" beers. If you come across one of these beers in the U.S., pair it with Bilinski chicken sausage, especially flavors with basil and sun-dried tomatoes.
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The Asian garden statue is meant to remind us of the many beautiful gardens that are found in eastern and southern Asia. In countries like China, Japan, and Thailand, certain types of decor have been an essential part of green space on large estates, public parks, and temple grounds for hundreds of years. Statues of Buddhas are used for religious reasons while sculptures of pagodas and other subjects are displayed for their symmetrical beauty. However, somewhat ironically, you don't have to have an Asian-themed garden to display Asian sculptures. Asian garden statues can look just as impressive as long as they are presented the right way.
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By Gary Chapman
God does not forgive everyone. He forgives those who repent of their sin, place their faith in Christ, and accepts his forgiveness. The Christian who sins and refuses to repent will be disciplined by God, Hebrews 12: 5-6. The discipline is designed to bring us to confession and repentance. When that happens, God freely forgives us and our fellowship is restored. That is the fundamental pattern for forgiveness in human relationships. There are three distinct elements to the cycle of forgiveness: 1) A sin is committed. 2) Confession and repentance on the part of the one who sinned. 3) Forgiveness on the part of the one who was sinned against. Jesus spells this out clearly in Luke 17:3.
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The 10 best Cheap Eats restaurants on Long Island: Eat here now
Some of the best places to eat on Long Island are also some of the least expensive. While the ambience at these top spots ranges widely -- from quiet grocery cafe to bustling diner to pulsating bar and grill -- they share, at heart, a commitment to flavor and quality.
Here are our Top 10 picks, listed alphabetically.
Ahuva's Grill(Credit: Johnny Simon)
Ahuva's Grill, Hewlett: Bold, clean flavors characterize the Yemenite-Israeli dishes coming out of chef-owner Ahuva Tsadok's kitchen. Your meal starts with a gratis dip assortment. Tsadok's first-rate hummus is great to slather onto lafah, a warm, flaky, house-made bread. Other standouts: kibbe, or fried ground beef balls, baby chicken shish kebab, made with boneless marinated dark meat, and also kaufta kebab, juicy spiced ground beef sausages. (Pictured, an appetizer platter with falafel, tabouli, Turkish salad, hummus, babaganoush and lafah bread.)
Ahuva's Grill in Hewlett serves shakshuka, poached eggs in a spicy-sweet tomato sauce.
Cook's Scratch Kitchen & Bakery(Credit: Yana Paskova)
Cook's Scratch Kitchen ...amp; Bakery, Northport: Skillful from-scratch cooking is the rule at this casual counter-service cafe, where co-owner brothers Josh and Dave Cook and chef Stacey McDevitt say they source ingredients carefully and, often, locally. For breakfast, there are airy pancakes and waffles, as well as a knockout ham-and-egg sandwich on a house-baked English muffin. At lunch, try the "hipster" Reuben sandwich (pictured), done with house-cured smoked pork. Or an unconventional BLT made with smoked salmon. Conclude with one of McDevitt's freshly baked doughnut muffins or cookies.
Cook's Scratch Kitchen ... Bakery in Northport serves a breakfast sandwich with organic local eggs, country ham, Gruyere cheese, arugula and Dijon mayonnaise on a house-made English muffin.
Ephesus(Credit: Newsday / Rebecca Cooney)
Ephesus, Massapequa Park: Chef-owner Funda Duygun's culinary skill catapults this simply appointed Turkish restaurant into elevated territory. So much comfort and clarity of flavor in her assortment of dips ? hummus, ezme (a spicy vegetable salad) and baba ghanoush ? to be spread on warm, house-baked bread. Find further gratification in pide, a well-crafted pastry that may be had with any number of fillings, among them cheese, potatoes and Turkish sausage. Kebabs are savory and juicy, whole fish perfectly grilled. Finish with fragrant baked rice pudding.
Turkish desserts ? pistachio baklava, custard baklava and fistik sarma, a pistachio roll ? are served with Turkish coffee and tea at Ephesus.
Hildebrandt's(Credit: Kirsten Luce)
Hildebrandt's, Williston Park: Hildebrandt's has been serving great homemade ice cream since 1927, but this is the rare ice cream parlor that does an equally parallel job on savories. Hamburgers are juicy and beefy, the coin-shaped French fries are among Long Island's best, the pastas (particularly rigatoni "a la mama with cauliflower, bread crumbs, and pecorino") would do any trattoria proud, and even the quiche is worth it. But still, save room for dessert. Excellent sundaes, sodas and shakes.
French fries are served sliced at Hildebrandt's in Williston Park.
Istanbul Cafe(Credit: Newsday / Thomas A. Ferrara)
Istanbul Cafe, Centereach: At this strip mall Turkish spot, chef-owner Sinan Yagci makes the most of the restaurant's brick oven, which turns out delectable pides (stuffed Turkish pizzas). To spread onto freshly baked bread: a meze assortment featuring three different eggplant salads, hummus and ezme. From the grill come well-marinated lamb chops, chicken Adana kebab, chicken shish kebab, house-made gyro and lamb shish kebab. Yagci's profiteroles are a strong point, as is his kazandibi, a burnt sugar milk custard. (Pictured is a Turkish take on moussaka.)
Istanbul Cafe in Centereach offers a trio of Turkish desserts with sobiyet, baklava and kadayif.
Jackson's(Credit: Jeremy Bales)
Jackson's, Commack: This casual American restaurant offers tremendous value with its $26.95 three-course prix-fixe, available all the time. Choose from almost anything on the menu; only a few items carry a surcharge. You might start with a Thai lettuce wrap, barbecue chicken wings or burnt Brussels sprout leaves, moving on to a fine Southern fried chicken (pictured), pulled pork-topped burger or sole piccata. Among desserts: Merlot-poached pear with ice cream and a chocolate pudding parfait.
Jackson's in Commack serves a Thai chicken lettuce wrap appetizer.
Morning Rose Cafe(Credit: Yana Paskova)
Morning Rose Cafe, Bellmore: A B...B vibe informs this pretty little breakfast and lunch cafe, but it's chef Roberto Baez's inspired cooking that accounts for the long wait for a table. Jump-start your day with hot chilaquiles, a Mexican egg scramble with steak, chicken or pork. Or voodoo berry pancakes (pictured) ? tender, fluffy lemon poppy flapjacks with a mixed-berry compote. Great burgers and a knockout Cuban Reuben sandwich, too.
Flavorful hot chilaquiles are a jumpstart to your morning at Morning Rose Cafe in Bellmore.
Relish(Credit: Jeremy Bales)
Relish, Kings Park: At this cool-but-casual American spot, chef-co-owner Steve Cardello sources ingredients with locavore sensibility. He puts much thought into breakfast items like inventive egg scrambles, airy ricotta pancakes and quinoa cereal with fresh berries. For lunch and dinner, there are juicy burgers and hand-cut fries (pictured), an amazing roasted pork, broccoli rabe and provolone sandwich and specials, among them tacos featuring house-made soft corn tortilla. Finish with a fresh fruit cobbler topped with ice cream or a dark chocolate milkshake.
Dinner items at Relish include linguini and clams with homemade sausage.
Thomas's Ham 'N Eggery(Credit: Jeremy Bales)
Thomas's Ham ...amp; Eggery, Carle Place: There's always something new and inventive on owner Tom Koukoulas' breakfast menu. Cheese and herb-laced egg scrambles, meltingly good egg sandwich melts, stuffed French toast. No wonder people wait on long lines weekend mornings. Old favorites, like the ambrosial oatmeal, light Belgian waffles, moist muffins and coffee cakes draw crowds, as well.
The Popeye scramble at Thomas's Ham ... Eggery in Carle Place includes cheese and spinach
Turkuaz Grill(Credit: Randee Daddona)
Turkuaz Grill, Riverhead: Good looks and charm are only part of the allure of this Turkish restaurant near the Riverhead Aquarium. Eat indoors or on the porch or at a lawn picnic table and you get a view of the Peconic River. But the real draw is the food: a vibrant shepherd's salad, an assortment of lively meze (small plates), as well as fine grilled marinated kebabs (including the beyti lamb kebab, pictured). The house-made gyro, done with marinated lamb, is another standout.
Turkuaz Grill(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
A grilled whole sea bass is served with bulgur rice at Turkuaz Grill in Riverhead.


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July 2007 | Book
This handbook is intended to be an easy-to-use compendium of rapidly evolving laws and rules and the best practices adopted by leading companies.
Corporate Governance Handbook: Legal Standards and Board Practices (Third Edition)
September 2009 | Book
Revised in 2009, this handbook presents an easy-to-use compendium of rapidly evolving laws and regulations and the best practices adopted by leading companies.
Changing Chinese Supply Chain
November 2013 | Executive Action Report
This report presents detailed information about managing supply chains in China and the characteristics of a successful risk management program.
Conference Board CEO Challenge® 2014: People and Performance
January 2014 | CEO Challenge®
While CEOs see talent as the critical link in meeting their top business challenges, the 2014 CEO Challenge survey results show a heightened focus on customers and reputation and less concern about regulation and external risk.
Conference Board CEO Challenge® 2015: Creating Opportunity out of Adversity—Building Innovative, People-Driven Organizations
January 2015 | Key Business Issues
CEOs are undeterred in their quest for new sources of growth and show few signs of hunkering down in the defensive postures seen in the years immediately following the 2008 financial crisis.
Conference Board CEO Challenge® 2015: US Edition
January 2015 | Key Business Issues
With modest global economic growth expected, US CEOs view Human Capital in all its forms as the primary fuel that will drive the engines of growth in their organizations.
Deep Dive Exchange Insights: The Evolving Face of Corrupt Practices in China – Managing 3rd Party Fraud Risk
May 2013 | China Center Publications
A summary of discussion points, learnings, business issues, and implications from the Deep Dive Exchange session hosted by The Conference Board's China Center
Defining Corporate Governance Best Practices to Add Firm Value
September 2005 | Executive Action Report
European family-controlled public companies tend to perform less well in the stock market than their American counterparts. Would best practices followed by family firms in the United States be helpful examples for similar enterprises in Europe?
Developing an Effective Climate Change Strategy
February 2014 | Director Notes
Climate change mitigation and adaptation strategies are becoming increasingly important. This report details eight steps for developing such strategies and provides examples of companies that have done so.
Director Compensation and Board Practices: 2013 Edition
February 2013 | Research Report
This report analyzes findings from a 2012 survey of 359 companies and provides benchmarking information on the compensation awarded to individual board members in FY2011 and on board practices.
Director Notes: The Role of the Board in Risk Oversight—Adapting to Regulatory Developments and Emerging Practices
November 2009 | Director Notes
This report highlights a range of considerations for directors as they approach the assessment and oversight of their risk management programs.
Duty to Monitor under Delaware Law: from Caremark to Citigroup
February 2010 | Director Notes
Have corporate governance laws struck the right balance between risk taking and risk mitigation? This report provides an overview of Delaware law developments on the fiduciary duty to monitor.
Employers and U.S. Public Education – Facilitating an Open Discussion about the Role of Business in U.S. Public Schools
February 2011 | Council Perspectives
A guide to be used by employers to discuss with employees why they invest in education and how employees can engage in those programs as well as become better consumers of education.
Program Inventory
FCPA Enforcement Trends
February 2013 | Director Notes
Compared to the blistering pace set by U.S. authorities in previous years, 2012 saw a decline in FCPA enforcement. This downturn, however, will probably be short-lived.
From Enron To Lehman Brothers: Lessons for Boards From Recent Corporate Governance Failures
March 2012 | Director Notes
This report identifies common pitfalls in many current whistleblower and compliance policies and programs, and offers recommendations for audit committee on how to strengthen them.
From Risk Management To Risk Strategy: Mid-Markets
October 2005 | Research Report
This survey based report presents the facts and figures on Mid Market companies increasing utilization of Risk Management Strategies.
Giving the Working Poor a Working Chance
February 2011 | Council Perspectives
How can business and the world's corporations help efforts to alleviate global poverty? And what is the rationale for getting involved?
Handling a Corporate Crisis
August 2012 | Director Notes
In today's climate, securities and financial firms are likely to face some enforcement proceedings that create a situation fraught with potential pitfalls. This report discusses 10 prescriptions for handling these situations well.
How Well Do Corporate Directors Know Senior Management?
March 2014 | Director Notes
Companies can improve the quality of their CEO succession and internal talent development programs by fostering regular formal and informal interaction between directors and senior management.
Leveraging Corporate Security for Business Growth and Improved Performance: The Transformative Effect of 9/11
September 2012 | Council Perspectives
Security has become a core function, embedded in disciplines like finance, law, human resources, quality, supply chain, marketing, and operations.
Managing Human Capital Risk
July 2011 | Research Report
This report presents the results of a survey of 161 companies on the state of their human capital risk assessment and management in answer to five key questions.
Managing Reputation Risk and Reward
March 2009 | Research Report
After witnessing several companies take well-publicized hits to their reputations over the past few years, senior managers have started to pay greater attention to reputation risks.
Managing Reputation Risk and Reward
April 2009 | Key Findings
This report examines the challenges companies face as they work to safeguard and enhance their reputations among customers, investors, employees, and other stakeholders.
Managing Supply Chain Sustainability and Risk
July 2014 | Director Notes
Addressing supply chain risk and sustainability in isolation may put a firm at considerable risk. Companies should pursue strategies that recognize that supply chain risk and sustainability are inextricably intertwined.
Next Frontier for Boards: Oversight of Risk Culture
June 2015 | Director Notes
This report provides board members an overview of new risk oversight expectations, outlines potential handicaps they may encounter, and offers suggestions for overseeing their company's risk culture.
Preparing for a Succession Emergency
February 2013 | Director Notes
By integrating an emergency succession plan into their crisis management process, companies can determine their preparedness, identify a credible emergency successor, and increase their ability to smoothly manage the announcement.
Potential Cost and Value of ERM
March 2013 | Director Notes
Many companies find the concept of enterprise risk management (ERM) appealing, but these companies are often hesitant to implement ERM because of the effort required.
Reframing the Issue: New Ways to Think about Cyber Risk and Security
December 2013 | Council Perspectives
Cyber risk is just one of many operational risks, and, from a business viewpoint, mitigation of cyber risk should focus on fundamental risk management, corporate resilience, and managing human behavior.
Reputation Risk: A Corporate Governance Perspective
December 2007 | Research Report
Corporate boards can and should assess their fiduciary responsibilities in the area of reputation risk management--and they should do it long before it's necessary. Here's how.
Risk Matters: Why and How Corporate Boards Should Become Involved
March 2013 | Research Report
This report specifies how to solidify defenses against multiple types of risk, and the role of the board in turning separate risk strategies into one consolidated risk management program.
Risk Oversight Practices:
Insights from Corporate Directors
September 2010 | Director Notes
This survey based report highlights a set of concrete emerging best practices for Risk Oversight.
Risk Oversight Practices: Two Success Stories
January 2011 | Director Notes
This report explains how strong alignment of risk understanding and support from the board has been crucial to each company's performance in challenging times.
Risk Oversight: Evolving Expectations for Boards
January 2014 | Director Notes
Evolving expectations for oversight of management's risk appetite and tolerance present challenges for boards. Boards should consider an objective-centric approach that links retained risks to strategic and foundation business objectives.
Risk Oversight: Should Your Board Have a Separate Risk Committee?
January 2012 | Director Notes
This report explores the question of whether the board of directors should establish a separate risk committee, including the factors it must consider, and provides examples to clarify the role and responsibility of a separate risk committee.
Risk and Security in Corporate Supply Chain Networks: Moving From Operational to Strategic Concern
June 2010 | Executive Action Report
Supply chain risk management is a critical strategic activity that should take center stage in the decision making of any corporation
Risk in the Boardroom
May 2013 | Director Notes
According to a 2012 survey, almost one-quarter of financial services companies have instituted a dedicated risk committee, compared to 5 percent of nonfinancial services companies and 3 percent of manufacturers.
Risky Business
Is Enterprise Risk Management Losing Ground?
September 2007 | Research Report
Companies are getting better at enterprise risk management, but they have a long way to go before ERM is embedded fully into corporate culture and becomes a real strategic tool.
Role of U.S. Corporate Boards in Enterprise Risk Management
June 2006 | Research Report
Evolving legal developments make a robust ERM oversight process more important than ever for directors, who acknowledge in increasing numbers that overseeing risk is part of their role.
Role of the Board in Fraud Risk Management
October 2011 | Director Notes
This report discusses the role of the board in requiring, overseeing, supporting, and evaluating their organization's fraud risk management program.
Role of the Board in Risk Oversight
August 2010 | Director Notes
This is the first in a series of four studies developed in collaboration with Davis Polk & Wardwell to provide guidelines and examples to member companies of The Conference Board on emerging practices following the SEC enhanced disclosure reform.
Role of the Board in Turbulent Times... CEO Succession Planning
August 2009 | Executive Action Report
Management succession is one of the most critical strategic risks a corporation faces and a favorite topic of discussion on the role of the board in business crises.
Role of the Board in Turbulent Times: Avoiding Shareholder Activism
April 2009 | Executive Action Report
This report provides board members with a checklist of issues they should consider addressing in their relations with shareholders and, in particular, how to avoid a costly and disruptive battle with an activist investor.
Role of the Board in Turbulent Times: Overseeing Risk Management and Executive Compensation
December 2008 | Executive Action Report
Aside from a declining housing market, which remains a somewhat cyclical and unavoidable phenomenon—the problems faced today by some U.S. financial institutions are due to inadequate risk oversight.
SEC Enforcement Actions against Outside
Directors Offer Reminder for Boards
June 2011 | Director Notes
This report discusses recent cases in light of the SEC's historical position on offenses by outside directors and offers recommendations for how board members can mitigate their risks.
Scenario Planning: Opportunities for Mid-Market Firms
September 2013 | Executive Action Report
Forecasting works well in the short term, but it assumes today's trends will be tomorrow's. In the medium term, scenario planning helps companies prepare for the uncertainties of the future.
Sharing Safety and Regulatory Information along the Value Chain
October 2013 | Council Perspectives
The challenge facing many companies is that while on the surface their supply chain may appear clear, the opposite is often true when it comes to safety and regulatory information.
Since the Levees Broke: A Snapshot of New Orleans
August 2011 | Council Perspectives
Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans in 2005, and in the years since, corporate contributions have tackled much more than rebuilding—they have also fostered innovation in the underlying issues of health care, education, poverty, and the environment.
Sourcing at Home: Is the United States a Viable Component of a Global Services Portfolio?
October 2013 | Council Perspectives
The United States makes a good "and/also" sourcing destination and component of a delivery services framework, but policy roadblocks still preclude it from being a viable alternative to offshoring.
Strategic Risk Management: A Primer for Directors
July 2012 | Director Notes
This report describes the factors that are driving the need for board-level strategic risk management, outlines a strategic risk assessment process, and offers recommendations for integrating risk management in strategy execution and measurement.
Sustainability Matters 2014: How Sustainability Can Enhance Corporate Reputation
January 2014 | Research Report
Brand recognition and reputation are among the most valuable intangible assets of any company. In turn, sustainability initiatives have the potential to significantly impact corporate brand and reputation.
Talent Acquisition through Social Media: Managing Risks to Maximize Rewards
August 2013 | Executive Action Report
To receive the maximum value from social media investments, companies must understand each channel and its unique benefits and features and be able to manage the related risks.
Way Forward: A Primer on Conducting an Independent Investigation
February 2012 | Director Notes
Internal investigations are an essential response amid allegations of corporate misconduct. This report discusses steps corporate management should take upon learning of such allegations and the decisions that must be made during an investigation.
Water Worries: How Incorporating Long-Term Risk into Strategic Planning Pays Off
June 2012 | Council Perspectives
How companies manage risk, opportunity, and scarcity today will determine the long-term value they create for stakeholders and society, and the world's dwindling water resources are a pivotal case in point.
We Are All Chief Risk Officers Now
April 2014 | The Conference Board Review
Risk management used to be someone else's job—usually the head of security. But today, practically everyone's job requires managing risk in some form.
What Do Corporate Directors and Senior Managers Know about Social Media?
October 2012 | Director Notes
This report provides insights into how senior-level decision makers in North American companies view social media, and offers recommendations for implementing a social media strategy that ties in with corporate strategy and risk management practices.
What Is Human Rights Risk? Should My Company Be Concerned about It?
September 2013 | Executive Action Report
Explore what human rights risk is, why companies should care, and how they can incorporate human rights due diligence into their business processes.
When the Debt Incurred in a Cash Merger Causes the Target to Fail: Protecting Target Directors
September 2012 | Director Notes
This report describes the potential liability directors may face if they approve a cash merger financed in substantial part through borrowing and the target company fails. It also offers steps directors can consider to help mitigate that risk.


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Check out The Hobbit: The Battle of Five Armies IMAX Fan Art Contest Winning Artwork
By IMAX on February 9, 2015
We are excited to announce the winner of The Hobbit: The Battle of Five Armies IMAX fan art contest: Michael Washer, a middle school teacher with more than 25 years' experience in graphic design and illustration. The contest called for the submission of an original piece of art inspired by The Hobbit: The Battle of Five Armies and Michael's winning artwork was handpicked by award-winning filmmaker and The Hobbit Trilogy director Peter Jackson.
As the grand prize winner, Michael has won a trip to Los Angeles, California where he will go on a Warner Bros. VIP studio tour, a tour of the iconic TCL Chinese Theatres IMAX where his artwork will be displayed and prints of his winning art! Take a look at Peter Jackson's winning pick:


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