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By Dave Crisp
With the growing emphasis on emotional intelligence (EI) as a critical requirement for leaders, we're poised to see significant improvements in leadership style and skills across the board. It won't happen overnight, but as momentum gets going it's beneficial to ask what we can expect in the long run.
There certainly won't be a total change to the coaching-style leadership model 100 per cent. People with drive are still going to be in the forefront of who takes lead roles in all organizations and, to whatever extent, controlled or not, drive means a certain amount of wanting others to "do it my way."
We can't live without that. This is true of coaching-style leaders, too. They just have the added advantage of not only being hard drivers, but sensitive to others, empathetic, self-aware and willing to delegate, empower, trust and tolerate learning through mistakes that has to go with those other elements. Finding the balance is beginning to be recognized as the key.
Currently, those with these added skills represent only about 20 per cent of leaders. The remaining 80 per cent are the drivers who don't have those skills and operate largely by command-and-control, giving orders and expecting compliance. As the balance shifts, we probably don't need to get anywhere near 100 per cent coaching style anyway. We know from research that the best leadership of teams and organizations is actually more than one leader — usually a pair, who bring different skills to the task, but trust and listen to each other when one of them has good reasons for exerting the coaching-listening-empowering style or the other has better reasons for pressing the rules-oriented command-and-control approach. Each style fits different needs — needs of the situation, the timing or the people being led.
The good news is that by making the coaching style the ideal or, better yet, the ability to wield both styles, using each when it is appropriate, as most coach-leaders can, we sensitize people who only have one style — usually that's command-and-control — to think before jumping, to learn some of the basics of coaching style and to realize when it is helpful for them to step back and let someone more skilled in the other approach apply it.
While we are transitioning to a time when more people can actually lead by coaching effectively, the main benefit of the new knowledge that's spreading about the value of coaching is exactly its impact on the command-and-control types. Until now, they've had a pretty sizable monopoly on how leadership is carried out and few people to question or contradict them successfully. But as knowledge of the tremendous added value of coaching style spreads, these types will begin to realize they have to at least pay lip service to that value and begin to learn what it is that distinguishes this new type of leader.
As more command types aspire to add coaching skills, they will muddle a bit — especially at first — but most of the skills are learnable. Even if you don't feel them naturally or have a gut feel for their importance, knowing that you need to be able to talk about them, show them off in however limited ways, show feedback from staff that you know and use them — all in order to get the next promotion — all means the culture of organizations will turn toward recognizing these as primary. Opinions vary on how easy it will be for command leaders to re-orient. More people will be inclined to "fake it till they make it" with these skills, which means they will avoid the bald issuing of orders and enforcing compliance of previous cultures centered around command style. It's interesting to see even organizations like the U.S. Army promoting performance evaluations that are starting to emphasize values not just results.
In short, we don't need 100 per cent coaching-style leaders to make organizations far more effective. Probably raising the current 20 per cent to 30 per cent or 40 per cent would be plenty, as long as the command types recognize the importance and necessity of including these types in teams and decision-making. The drive in this direction sensitizes everyone, whether they wish to be counted in this type or not. That can only be great for staff, for engagement, for innovation and for general improvement in work environment, which hasn't seen a major innovation since the advent of the eight-hour day (an improvement which is fast disappearing and clearly needs a substitute... like true empathy and respect for others, their lives and their time).


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American Idol Ratings Continue To Decline; Survivor Ties Idol For First Time
American Idol ratings are nothing if not consistent this season and, sadly, they're consistently bad.
As FOX often does on Wednesdays, American Idol ratings still managed a slight win for the night, but the outlook for the American Idol finale is still fairly bleak.
Where other networks used to shy away from pitting their shows against American Idol, it's now a non-issue. In fact, last night's episode of Survivor: Caramoan tied American Idol for the first time among young viewers in their shared hour. The Voice 2013 also went up against American Idol head to head for the first time ever with live shows, but didn't quite manage to catch the older reality singing competition.
In the ideal advertising demographic of young adults 18-49, FOX averaged a 2.8 rating and 10.83 million viewers, winning the night overall. CBS came in second with a 2.4 rating in that category and 9.66 million viewers, with NBC following closely behind with a 2.1 rating and 7.53 million viewers. Surprisingly, ABC came in 4th in adults 18-49 with a 1.9 rating and 6.13 million viewers, and CW came in last with a 0.9 rating and 2.34 million viewers.
With the American Idol ratings reaching an all-time low week after week all season, it's no wonder the show's producers are supposedly looking to do a major revamp for American Idol 2014. They've even been rumored to have approached a dream team of judges that includes Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez, P!nk, and Sean "Diddy" Combs.
Do you think a new judges panel would help American Idol ratings?
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The French collector market totalled 190 300 m² in 2013, down 24% from 2012. All three main market segments for solar thermal systems have shown a decline in 2013. Collective systems have become the most import segment and represented 51% of the solar collector market. This particular market is down by 22% compared to 2012 and represents 97 500 m². Next in order of importance are DHW systems: down 21% to 20 500 units. Finally, combined DHW and heating systems represented only 1 100 systems (down 21%) and have effectively become a niche market (source: Dossier de presse, March 26, 2014, Uniclima).
The outlook for the 2014 market shows no signs of improvement. Collective systems for new buildings may lose more ground throughout 2014. An uptake may be expected by 2015, the year when the building regulations (RT 2012) will become stricter, which may favour collective solar systems.
The overall solar thermal market has been declining since 2009. Solar thermal systems are perceived as being too expensive to represent a competitive proposition for existing or new buildings (source: "1ere tendances 2013", Observ'ER).
The typical solar thermal application in France is still the domestic hot water system in the housing and the tertiary sector. However, in terms of collector surfaces, the market for collective systems became the most important market in 2012, and remained so in 2013. The typical collector surface of these collective systems ranges from 25 to 40 m².
Solar thermal industrial applications, solar thermal air-conditioning as well as solar thermal district heating are anecdotic.
Solar thermal systems for the existing building stock are subsidised either with a tax credit (for individual installations) or with subsidies (for collective systems). Building regulations for new buildings impose more or less a choice for renewable hot water supply. Given the high cost of solar thermal in France, combined with low electricity prices, solar thermal systems are facing fierce competition from thermodynamic water heater systems. The latter are also perceived as easier to install.
France has a solid domestic solar thermal manufacturing base. The industrial output is valued at some 255 million euros for 2012, with roughly a third of the production finding its way abroad (source: Marchés & Emplois, ADEME). The major industry players are: Viessmann, Vaillant, Giordano Industries and Clipsol.
An estimated 4 900 persons were working in the solar thermal sector in France in 2012. The four most important activities are: systems manufacturing (some 1 150 FTE), distribution (780 FTE), installation (2 000 FTE) maintenance and exploitation (700 FTE) (source: Marchés & Emplois, ADEME).
A 2013 study by EY for ADEME on the competitiveness of solar thermal systems in France shows that the costs per kWh of solar thermal energy range between 18 euro cents (new buildings) and more than 24 euro cents (existing buildings) for individual systems. Despite the important upfront investment costs, individual systems for new buildings would be competitive without subsidy to thermodynamic water heater systems.
Nevertheless, system prices are high in France which seems to deter interested prospects. An individual system with gas as a backup would cost some € 4 500 – € 6 000, compared to € 2 500 - € 3 000) for a thermodynamic water heater, or only € 400 - € 800 for an electric water heater (all prices without VAT).
Collective solar thermal systems in France are currently not competitive without subsidy.
When not taking into account any subsidies, prices need to come down by at least 30% by 2020 for individual solar thermal systems to start to become competitive against "classic", non-renewable energy systems. However, individual solar thermal systems for existing buildings face an almost impossible challenge as costs would have to come down some 50-70% (source: EY, Analysis of the competitiveness and the development of solar thermal sector in France, 2013. Study realised for ADEME).
Following the 2013 competitiveness study, the French solar thermal industry is currently working on an action plan that will focus on the marketing of solar thermal, on the performance and the quality of solar thermal systems and which will address R&D needs. The plan is likely to be financed by the ministry of Industry.
Solar air heating systems are currently being evaluated.
France does not specifically endorse solar buildings through its energy and building policies. Policies are generally aimed at making existing buildings more (primary) energy efficient (by improving insolation and by installing renewable energy systems when renovating) and by imposing strict primary energy consumption criteria for new buildings (typically a maximum consumption of 50 kWh/m².year). Solar thermal systems present an option to respect these criteria.
See above.
An example of promotion of solar buildings is the biennial contest for solar houses, organised by Observ'ER. A flip over publication of the 2012 results can be found at: http://www.energies-renouvelables.org/e-book_hsha_2012/. It shows photos of the fourteen distinguished projects (photovoltaic and solar thermal) in mainland France and its overseas territories.
The solar thermal action plan presented above will also address R&D needs.
Research programs are done on lots of subjects : storage, collectors for heating network, solar cooling, etc.
Most Important Public Support Measure(s) for Solar Thermal and for Solar Buildings
The current French energy policy dates from 2007 ("Grenelle law"). The government has announced in April 2014 that a new energy law will be presented before the summer of 2014.
Today, solar thermal is supported by the Government through financial incentives. Two types of financial support exist. One type of support for individual solar thermal systems and another for collective solar thermal systems.
Tax credit
This financial measure is a tax credit for homeowners and not a reduction of the tax. Therefore, people who do not pay taxes can still receive a payment. The tax credit has been revised and harmonised and is at 15-25% of eligible costs for 2014, depending on the family income and the number of energy related projects undertaken.
Renewable heat fund "Fonds chaleur"
The Heat Fund subsidizes projects for collective hot water systems in the collective housing sector, the tertiary sector and the agriculture and industry sector. The subsidy level should allow the costs of the exploitation of solar systems to be slightly below those of "classic systems". With the RT 2012 regulation now well in place, only projects for existing buildings are eligible to the Heat Fund. Furthermore, a minimum surface of 25 m² of collectors is required for a project to be eligible. Heating and cooling solar systems are not eligible. However, some projects of these latter categories can benefit from monitoring campaigns (NTE Fund) that seek to better understand their energetic and economic potential.
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Webservers can be useful. Another package you can look into is dwww,
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Just 3 miles from the summit of L'Alpe d'Huez in the French Alps, Chris Froome felt as if he were about to hit "the wall". Taking a rule-breaking sugar-gel cost him a 20-second penalty but he finished the stage and went on to win the Tour de France. Perhaps he won't need last minute snacks if he gets a tattoo before next year's race.
A new biosensor, worn like a temporary tattoo on the skin, tells athletes when lactate levels in their body are rising, offering an early warning that the energy stores in their muscles are running low, which can lead to the physical symptoms associated with hitting the wall, such as sudden loss of energy and extreme fatigue.
When physical activity is particularly intense, aerobic metabolism may be unable to provide the body with all of its energy needs. To make up the deficit, muscles consume their stores of glycogen and release energy through an anaerobic process.
A by-product of this process is lactic acid. As this builds up in the body, it increases the acidity in muscle cells, which is sometimes felt as a burning sensation. This slows or stops the person who is exercising, allowing aerobic metabolism to kick back in.
Prolonged exercise
Athletes can monitor lactate levels in their blood, but this would involve regular blood tests – not practical during prolonged exercise.
Joseph Wang at the University of California in San Diego has a solution. Because lactate levels rise in sweat as well as in blood, his team realised they could develop a skin sensor that monitors lactate levels without disturbing the athlete.
Their sensor, which looks similar to a temporary tattoo, contains an enzyme that oxidises lactate to release electrons. These electrons then generate a current through the sensor's thin and flexible electronics: the more lactate is oxidised, the larger the current. A small device attached to the tattoo measures the current to provide real-time information on lactate levels.
In future, those readings could be transmitted by bluetooth to a cellphone, says Wang.
The prototype device performed well in tests involving 10 volunteers using an exercise bike. The sensors, which were stuck to each volunteer's right shoulder, remained attached and functioning throughout a 33-minute-long cycling session. What's more, the readings they gave were as accurate as those obtained by scraping sweat off the volunteers and analysing the samples in the lab.
"I like the approach – their demonstration experiments are quite convincing," says John Rogers at the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign.
Roisin Owens at the National Graduate School of Engineering in Saint Étienne, France, agrees. "It's a really nice piece of work. It was one of those 'I wish I had done that' moments when I read it," she says.
"The highpoint of the study is that the authors show real-time monitoring of live subjects during exercise and show that the measurement of the concentration of lactate matches very well the effort of the subjects," says Owens. "They are also able to distinguish between a fit individual and an unfit one."
Journal reference: Analytical Chemistry, DOI: 10.1021/ac401573r
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This artist's outlook — and her work — anticipated the growing environmental movement now underway. Before much of today's talk about conservation, animal welfare and sustainability, Dallas Piotrowski was experiencing, and loving, nature.
Growing up, she had reveled in the natural world, foreshadowing her lifelong preoccupation early by winning a school prize for collecting the most wildflowers. Eventually, she moved from collecting flowers to painting scenes and species of special interest.
Piotrowski says she's a "naturalist" as an artist. Little wonder: everything she does has to do with nature. Even praying. "I always thought that's the cathedral to be in if you're going to pray."Tall and slender, she can seem reserved, but she quickly dispels that impression with her wide smile or an unexpected funny line. "Dallas," as she signs her work, frequently visits Veterans Park in Hamilton Township, not far from her home of nearly 40 years, where she and her husband, Ed, raised their two sons, now grown.
Why sculpt? A sculptor's story plays out at Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie Mansion
N.J. papermaker's art includes 2-D and 3-D creations
Skillman artist's ceramic vessel features surface interest that won't quit
For Trenton-based Arlene Milgram, it's all art, all the time
From the nearby park and other venues, she returns with photos, which along with live plants, her notes and her memory, contribute to her paintings. Most are grouped in series that memorialize the many aspects of nature she cares about.
Begun as a final college project, her first series focused on plants. To get the "clean edge" she wanted, Dallas switched from oils to acrylic paint, and pretty much stayed there after that, with watercolors also in play.
Her other series have included New Jersey wildflowers; sunflowers; threatened, endangered, extinct animals; animal portraits with decorated backgrounds; florals ("I love botanicals"); animals in fables and fairytales; and birds with illuminated borders.
Her series on endangered or already-gone animals may have yielded Dallas's most iconic image — zebras in a subway station. This is what their habitat has come to, the painting says, leaving these wild animals the choice of "Bronx" or "exit."
Wanting simply to show the natural beauty of animals, she next launched an animal portrait series. Some of her "sitters" were a rabbit, a ram, a hog and two squirrels. Each portrait includes a finely wrought background. (Gallerists, please note: these paintings have not been shown as a group — yet.)
Fascinated by Renaissance art, particularly its illuminated borders, Dallas copied several of them before designing her own for the bird series. "The borders are all nature-related," she says, "plants, little birds and animals, insects. . ." Though she likes her goldfinch border best, she's less happy with the bird it frames.
Of her current series on "fields, meadows and woodlands," Dallas says, "I had wanted to paint pokeweed for ages. There's an abstractness about them. The magenta stalks and deep purple berries . . ." So she took a "slew of photos" in different places, and went from there to create a prize-winning painting.
"Pokeweed" (shown here) was the first of two paintings from this series that won "best painting in show" awards two years running in the Artsbridge juried show, Lambertville, NJ. ("Woodland Ferns," also reproduced here, was the other.)
In a second-floor room at home, Dallas usually paints all morning and sometimes sneaks in afternoon time too. For a person who's neat and organized in day-to-day life, she manages to turn the place into a disaster area while immersed in a painting, she says. The chaos of plant specimens, myriad photographs, her drafting table and large easel can last for months — which is about the time it takes her to complete each one.
As if painting painstakingly detailed and colored images in series were not enough, Dallas is also a curator and a bibliophile. This is her fifth season as art curator for the Gallery at Princeton's Chapin School. Six times a year, she selects the artists whose work will be displayed there and hangs the shows. And she "loves visiting artists to look at work."
Princeton University — especially its library — has long been a Dallas-magnet, and over the years, she has built relationships and made wide ranging contributions. Describing herself as "always a book person," she collects books, which now number around 3,000 and overflow every room of her house.
But, "I read the books I collect," she says of her first editions. These include books by Joyce Carol Oates, Toni Morrison, Garcia Marquez and Barry Moser, as well as a huge collection of children's books.
A member for more than a decade of "Bibliophiles and Book Collectors" at Princeton, Dallas is also a Friend of the Princeton University Library. Her campus connection began years ago when she audited undergraduate courses, and it has included being a friend of the art museum as well.
Although time must hang heavy on her hands only rarely, Dallas cites Princeton University activities, cooking vegetarian dishes and visiting used book stores (not the internet because "I like the hunt!") as what she does "for fun."
Her first name might suggest otherwise, but Piotrowski was born in Trenton and grew up in the 1940s in Hamilton Square and Lawrence Township — both boasting plentiful woodlands. (Her mother had heard the then-popular "Stella Dallas" radio show en route to the hospital to deliver the middle child of seven, who became "Dallas."
The artist studied art privately with Liz Ruggles for "the basics" and portrait painter Nelson Shanks, among others, and earned her associate's in art from Mercer County Community College. Besides working in acrylics and watercolors, she also studied printmaking at the College of New Jersey.
Dallas has exhibited widely in solo and group shows in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and her work is included in private and corporate collections.
Dallas Piotrowski's work can be seen in two exhibitions right now: the Garden State Watercolor Society's juried show at Ellarslie, the Trenton City Museum, through Nov. 7; and the Phillips' Mill 81st Annual Fall Exhibition, New Hope, Pa.; through October 30.


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Glen Williams
If there's one thing you'll learn about Glen Williams after a brief
conversation it is that he is motivated to try to change the world one person at a
time. As the 2013 Olive-Harvey College valedictorian, Williams, 33, earned
an Associate of Arts degree in December and a perfect 4.0 grade point average.
Currently enrolled at Chicago State University, Williams is majoring in
Communications, Media Arts and Theatre and is actively working at WCSU, the
University's radio station. He is also being mentored by Chicago radio pioneer
Herb Kent. A graduate of Jones College Prep, Williams served as President of
Phi Theta Kappa and was active in a number of campus organizations including
activities focused on preventing HIV and violence. Williams says his ultimate
goal is to teach Communications and become a motivational speaker because he
wants to inspire people to "make valuable contributions to society,
our communities and the world."
Vanita Capitaine
If someone had to describe the characteristics of Vanita Capitaine,
perseverance and determination would easily come to mind. Capitaine is another
GED to college degree success story. Capitaine, who earned a
3.94 grade point average and an Associate in Applied Science degree in Child
Development and Pre-School Education, is the 2013 salutatorian at Olive-Harvey
College. As a non-traditional student, Capitaine is one of many City Colleges
of Chicago graduates who have made the transition from enrolling in adult
education programs to becoming college graduates. A resident of the South Side
of Chicago, Capitaine began her educational journey at South Chicago Learning
Center, a satellite campus of Olive-Harvey College located at 3055
East 92nd Street, which is dedicated to helping students make
the transition from adult basic education to college credit courses and
employment. As an adult learner, Capitaine had many challenges to overcome
including learning English as a second language. A native of Les Cayes, Haiti,
Capitaine moved to the United States in 1994. With the help and support of
adult education instructors who helped prepare her to take the GED exam,
Capitaine successfully earned her GED in November 2007. The mother of three
children, Capitaine is moving ahead with fulfilling her goals to help children.
Currently, Capitaine is a teacher's assistant at an elementary school. She has
plans in the future of continuing her education and earning a bachelor's degree
and becoming an entrepreneur by owning a child development center.
Crystal Blalock
Some might say that Crystal Blalock is an overachiever. Blalock received
an Associate's degree in General Studies from Olive-Harvey College. But, as an
Army veteran, it hasn't always been an easy road for Blalock to
finish. Like most veterans, Blalock's transition from the battlefield to
the classroom has been an uphill battle. After returning home to Chicago
in 2006 after serving time in active duty tours including being on the
frontlines in Iraq, Blalock had difficulties focusing on her
coursework. But, with the help and support of the Veterans Services Center
at Olive-Harvey, she was able to work through her challenges and receive
support in an environment that is designed to help veterans succeed. Blalock
is also working on an Associate's degree in Science and hopes to finish that
coursework during the summer session. After Blalock completes her studies at
Olive-Harvey, she plans to transfer to a four-year institution and use her
experiences as a soldier to help others who are returning home from the
battlefield by eventually becoming a physical therapist. While she admits
that she is interested in that career choice because it is a profession in
demand which usually pays well, Blalock says that isn't the only reason. At one
time, Blalock says she was on the wrong path and she joined the Army because
she needed a second chance. Now, she wants to do the same thing for returning
veterans…giving them an opportunity to get well and live a normal life.


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- Be prepared for anything with our handy travel emergencies worksheet.
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- From booking your flight to easing the pain of popping ears, we have advice for making plane trips a breeze.
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Stay tuned when snow starts to fall
A cold blast from the Pacific Northwest is threatening to bring the season's first snowfall to the Flagstaff area, and NAU faculty, staff and students should stay informed about the weather and road conditions.
During inclement weather the university can remain open for normal business, cancel classes or cancel all campus operations except for essential services on the Flagstaff campus.
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It's at this point that students, faculty and staff are notified through local media, e-mail, Facebook, Twitter, the NAU home page, MyNAU and the NAU Now phone line at 523-0007. If classes or business operations are canceled, the university also will send out an NAU Alert text message.
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The Missouri Valley Conference has selected University of Northern Iowa senior Daniel Gooris as its Men's Field Athlete of the Week, the league office announced Tuesday.
Gooris took the heptathlon title at the Jack Jennett Invitational in the UNI-Dome on Jan. 27-28 with a personal-best score of 5,549 points. Gooris's point total currently ranks him No. 11 in the nation and No. 1 in the Missouri Valley Conference this season, and No. 3 all-time at UNI.
Gooris won the shot put and 1000m portions of the multi-event and took second in the high jump, long jump and pole vault to win by a 470-point margin. He has also topped the 17-foot mark in the pole vault on two different occasions this season.


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Should businesses recycle mobiles in favour of iPhones or BlackBerrys?
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Firms across the country that are considering mobile recycling as a way of freeing up space for new handsets for staff face a tough choice on which model to invest in.
Those produced by BlackBerry have for some time been considered a leading option in the business world, but one expert believes the iPhone is catching up.
Heather Mclean, editor of Mobile Business, says Apple's flagship device is making up ground in the battle to be the corporate choice.
"More companies are switching over to iPhone from more traditionally business functional handsets, like Blackberry and Nokia's Eseries phones," she explains.
One company that has already taken the plunge and invested in iPhones is the international bank Standard Charted, where employees around the world now use the handset.
Bloomberg recently reported that JPMorgan Chase & Co may be about to follow suit by allowing workers to use iPhones.
Julie Snape, head of marketing at Envirofone, says: "Which model would you go for? Whether you're an iPhone lover or a Blackberry's more your thing, you could trade your old phone in for cash. Then you can choose whichever phone takes your fancy!"
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In the desperate attempt to hide his identity and criminal reputation, Steven Leflar has AGAIN changed his company name and internet site! First it had been Star Sounds Productions, then STB DJ's, Steven's Music, now "Simply The Best Entertainment. Of course he doesn't mention his name anywhere on his site. He's using his employee's name: Eric Symons.
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Superior Court of Concord, California. Case number CSC09-1099
Steve LeFlar DBA North Bay Entertainment (later changed names to "Star Sounds Productions", then changed again to "Simply The most effective Entertainment") in prison for non payment from the live band, "Big City Revue" in the Intercontinental Hotel. Booking was developed by Eric Symons, dealing with LeFlar. Contract signed by LeFlar.
Total judgement - $5200.00 awarded to Associated Entertainment (AE hired Big City Revue) Judgement entered last month 10, 2010.
Although functioning under the names "Simply The Best Entertainment" and "Steven's Music", in the Sacramento and Napa areas, LeFlar hasn't paid this debt.
Superior Court of Concord, California. Case number CSC09-1100
Steve LeFlar again in prison for non payment of the live band, "Six as well as the City" in the Adeszko Wedding at Auberge Du Soleil. Booking was made by Eric Symons, working together with LeFlar. Contract signed by LeFlar.
Total judgement - $3600.00 awarded to Associated Entertainment (AE hired "Six as well as the City") Judgement entered on February 8, 2010.
Although functioning underneath the names "Simply The Best Entertainment" and "Steven's Music", in the Sacramento and Napa areas, LeFlar has not paid this debt. The George Ballard Collection continues to be hired to collect the judgements against Steven Leflar, and Simply The very best Entertainment.
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Saying goodbye to various friends and some of the great people I'd met, I struck lucky. The guys at Twisted Throttle (one of the GS Giants' sponsors) felt so sorry for me in my European winter coat - yep that's right I've been sweating through all this intense heat - hence the multiple bad hair days and me looking not at my best. Anyway, Erik and the guys produced a Macna summer jacket for me, complete with all those vents and mesh that I'd noticed the Yanks in this part of the world have.
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The purpose of the Dean's Dialogue is to provide a forum for Whitworth students and Spokane community members to consider important issues, to foster conversation that models civil discussion of differing perspectives, and to illustrate how people of faith can respectfully agree and disagree.
Located in Spokane, Wash., Whitworth is a private, liberal arts university affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (USA). The university, which has an enrollment of 2,600 students, offers 53 undergraduate and graduate degree programs.
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First of all greetings everyone, hope everyone is doing ok.
Recently I noticed many injuries taking place and am not sure what to make of it. Definitely I can assume it involves the busy schedule. Basically the stars that are hurt/recently hurt all happen to be big name guys. Those guys are Cm Punk, Triple H, Edge, Evan Bourne, R-Truth, Randy Orton, Rey Mysterio and many others.
Whats going on as of now is the WWE are trying to really push the young guys because their mistakes are backfiring on them. They put too much of their product into 3 or 4 main guys whom all happen to be battling injuries expect for the almighty John Cena.
The huge mistake occured when WWE decided to drop the ball in the middle of the pushes of Jack Swagger, Ted Dibiase, MVP and John Morrison. First of all, after WM26, Ted Dibiase should've been given a huge strong push and John Morrison honestly should've been champ two years ago. They somehow found away to screw Swagger over which is beyond me because he was getting a great deal of heat. Also, I believe Shad had an opportunity to be pushed as a big time heel given the right story.
Also like Matt Hardy said. You have to have a mix of veterens and young stars making moves but you can't up and give someone a push. I believe the WWE had sooooo many opportunities to have a better product right around April after mania when everyone was healthy. Christian and Hardy could have had a great feud but creative killed that as well.
Now the WWE is in an uneasy spot as to what to do so consequently the made Miz cash in a little early. And this is not the full answer but the WWE needs to shake things up. I think when Triple H returns, he should immediately turn heel and feud with Orton. It would be sooo cool to see that feud in reverse with randy as the face and Triple H as the heel. Basically something huge needs to happen.
I mean something very very big has to happen. Imagine if Cena did a match that ended Nexus for good. Imagine if a new stable came to rise of fedup stars like Dibiase, Rhodes, Ezekiel Jackson, McCintyre and HHH as the leader as a heel stable. Imagine if they did so much damage that the Nexus returned as faces to take them out. I mean something has to happend in the WWE that is different because the roster is at a very scary position.
Basically lighten up the schedule after wrestlemania because one day Vince has to realize money isn't more important than these guys health. He has made enough money, TNA is no competition so its about time he lightens this schedule as the WWE doesnt have much to prove, they just need better writers because its not impossible to be PG and have a good product, it can be done just look at the 80's.
Last idea, I agree with most of the IWC. Lets have Morrison vs the Miz for the belt to mainevent Wrestlemania. Its something new and something huge can come from both. Just try something new like when the WWE let Batista and John Cena win the belt at WM21. I think they are proven hard workers and would put on a hell of a match.
Theres alot wrong now a days and the roster is scary. Lets Hope and Pray these guys can stay healthy and maybe this will open up the creative teams eyes and they will work on making a more balanced product with a little something for the kids as well as the long time older fans.
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The festival was a bit marred by the bad weather, but a great experience anyway.
The Rise Fly Film Festival is a great event arranged by Nick Reygeart, the guy behind the videos The Search, Tahiti and The Source series, now in its third location having covered Tasmania, Iceland and New Zealand.
One of the Danish guests - Mark Wengler - made a quick and dirty road movie from the venue, which very well expresses the trip there and the exciting program.
Nice arrangement altogether. Hope to see it in Copenhagen with all seats filled next year!
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The Rotterdam show was a great success, in spite of the harsh winter conditions (snow, slippery roads).
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next year 2 cities in the Netherlands Jay ? see u dec. 2nd.
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Too bad the show wasn't sold out. Our show in Rotterdam is sold out!


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Nathan vs Video Games: Week in Review for 2/26/2012
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Pokeweek has come and gone, and it has left with us a buttload of reviews about the little pocket critters. If you hate Pokemon and stepped away from the blog for this week, then welcome back! I'm pretty much Pokemoned out, so you don't need to worry about that for a while.
I blew through a whopping 15 reviews this week, pushing the total up to 92. Which means we are dangerously close to 100, people! What will the 100th review be? Who knows? That's a lot of reviews for only having done this for a month and a half!
I'm going to do something different this week. It was originally going to be RPG Week, but I think I've changed my mind. I'm going to be doing a mix of two things: Requests (specifically Saints Row the Third, Super Mario Bros 2, and some others) and what I like to call Nathan's Favorite Games Ever. From this week's splash image you can probably guess what I consider to be the single greatest game ever made, but there are plenty more where it came from (including that long-owed Nier review).
Due to the fact that these are my favorites, the reviews will probably be stupid long, which means I'll commit to only one a day this week as my minimum. I probably won't get to all my favorite games, but I'll be sure and get the key ones. Who knows, you might learn something about what games I like.
Also, I've already done some games I'd consider "favorites ever" (Persona 4, Lords of the Realm 2, and Silent Hill 3 comes to mind), so they obviously won't be re-reviewed or an such nonsense. I think their reviews speak for themselves, so we'll leave them there.
Anyway, here is this week's gym-badge filled, pokeball caught roundup.
Pokemon Blue/Red - 3 / 5 Stars
Pokemon Gold/Silver - 5 / 5 Stars
Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald - 3 / 5 Stars
Pokemon FireRed/LeafGreen - 4 / 5 Stars
Pokemon Diamond/Pearl/Platinum - 3 / 5 Stars
Pokemon Trading Card Game - 2 / 5 Stars
Pokemon HeartGold/SoulSilver - 5 / 5 Stars
Hey You, Pikachu! - 1 / 5 Stars
Pokemon Black/White - 5 / 5 Stars
Pokemon Puzzle League - 3 / 5 Stars
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As an anal retentive "over the top" toilet paper roll orientation supporter and cat owner this illustration has shaken my entire world view.
Mine goes on the top shelf where the two year old can't get to it and use it as a plug, then flood the bottom floor via heater vents. Or make more car tracks that are never actually used once made. Or perform a scientific experiment to see if every square breaks apart. Or think he can wipe himself while accidentally stomping a diaper around the bathroom.
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We have answered the call of beginning Tango dancers everywhere, and have produced a Beginners Tango DVD. Now you can start learning the Argentine Tango from the comfort of your own living room.
You can practice Tango even if you can't make it for lessons regularly due to work or travel arrangements, and can use the DVD to strengthen specific points of technique between classes. You can even use this DVD to try the Argentine Tango before committing yourself to lessons, and it will serve you long after you have taken the plunge and have begun taking them.
This is the first in a series of Tango tuition DVDs, and concentrates on anyone who has not done any Tango or dancing before. It will gently guide you through the fundamentals of Tango, and will slowly build up on those, step by step, followed by clear demonstrations. All the moves are filmed at multiple angles so you can change your viewpoint if necessary.
Utilising the latest in technology, this production has been fully filmed, produced and released in High Definition (HD) format, so you will enjoy a crystal-clear presentation from start to finish. You will fully appreciate the value of this when trying to understand every part of a movement, without the fuzziness and lack of detail present with other DVDs.
The DVD is capped off by a demonstration at the end, showing you how easy it is to combine all the ideas from the chapters in a number of different ways, and is your start on the path to understanding the all-important Argentine Tango skill of improvisation.
- Running time: 75 minutes
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Facebook has started 2009 in a big way. Yesterday, the popular social networking site announced that it reached the 150-million-user threshold. Facebook users speak 35 different languages and represent 170 countries.
Facebook says half of these users are active and use the social network every day.
Writing on the Facebook blog, founder Mark Zuckerberg said, "The full potential of the web is to make the world more open, so everyone has a voice and can share what is important to them. With 150 million voices and counting, we can't wait for the rest of 2009, and we look forward to offering even more ways for you to connect with the people who matter most."
This should make Microsoft happy as well. In 2008, they struck a deal to become the search engine for Facebook.
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By James Swift, campaignlive.co.uk, Friday, 14 March 2014 08:57AM
The ad, called "something to think about", launches on Monday 17 March and was created by Arthur London. It shows real families becoming emotional as they look at photographs of loved-ones who died of heart disease.
At the end of a spot, a young girl who was in one of the photographs, turns out not to be dead and returns to her family, as a voiceover says "Every day, research funded by the BHF is helping to save more lives because someone like you remembered us in their will".
The reaction of the families who lost loved ones was captured by showing them memory films of the deceased and then filming their reaction through one-way glass, according to a spokeswoman from Arthur London.
The work was created by Lyndsay McMorrow and Andy Kelleher at Arthur London, and directed by Dean Rogers through Royle Productions.
Andrew Russell, BHF's head of supporter development, said: "Legacies fund almost half of our research, and we hope that by honestly depicting the devastation that heart disease has on families, we can encourage more people to think about what a gift in their will to the BHF could achieve in the future."
In October 2013, the BHF announced it was reviewing its advertising account with the help of the AAR. The incumbent, Grey London, which helped create the award-winning "Vinnie" spot, has left the pitch. Arthur London and The Good Agency also left the pitch, but continue to work with the BHF on fundraising events and appeals.
DLKW Lowe, Engine, FCB Inferno, and Publicis remain on the pitch, which is expected to complete in April.
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I have a ORF wood stocked -74 and the front trunnion requires the use of two of the special "offset swell neck rivets". Maybe we can get Bob to have a run of these rivets made too to complete the rivet sets.
I think all the -74's were demilled by the same monkeys. By random chance, even a monkey can get the job done right.
Remeber the good olde days when pieces of the receiver was still attached to the trunnions and trigger guards?


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There was also the constant, I left (so and so) because they suck. Or (So and So) sucks, why are they robbing me. Generally "new" users who were really just trolling the forum. How do you mod it? What is a legit complaint and what constitutes a spam troll?
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TORONTO -- Anything's possible. That's what Rafael Palmeiro said to Orioles third base coach Steve Boros in the ninth inning yesterday. The words rung hollow at the moment, the Orioles trailing 7-3.
But nobody, not Palmeiro or Jeanne Dixon, would've imagined what was to come. Two errors by Toronto. A base-running error that went unnoticed by the Blue Jays. A game-winning hit by Manny Alexander that could've been precluded had a woman not walked into the SkyDome Hotel with a loaded pistol and threatened to kill Blue Jays second baseman Roberto Alomar.


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Hello my friends!! Hope you are having a great Saturday. Also time for another fun Wee Memories Challenge, this week our challenge is "Anything Goes" so you don't have an excuse, we want to see your fantastic creations.
This challenge will last for 2 weeks so you can enjoy your family time.
This time I decorated a candle with cinnamon sticks. This is not my original idea, I found something like this on Pinterest. This project is not difficult to make, but requires some patience and some skills with the heat glue gun (I burned my fingers several times)
I used Craft Cinnamon Sticks, they are different from your regular kitchen sticks, they are a bit less expensive and the smell is a little bit stronger. Just cut them the lenght of your candle, be sure you used a little saw or something like that, these sticks are really hard, I don't recommend to use scissors (like I did), create the patterns you like the most, start applying heat glue and holding them so they don't separate, after you finish all around the candle, add some twine, ribbon or anything you like. I made a medium pillar and 3 small ones (only 1 in the picture). I have them available for sell if any one is interested.
The deadline for this challenge is 11.59pm PST on Friday, December 30, 2011. For more details, some fabulous design team inspiration and to link up your projects, click here
Hope you like it!
Thanks for stopping by!
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Wee Memories Challenge #80: Anything Goes
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My goodness, what a great idea!
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Very,very,very good!Hugs!
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These are wonderful, so rustic and festive!
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This is amazing! When I saw this on the WMC group page, I was in AWE! LOVE~
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[1]Popular clothes seller Abercrombie & Fitch (NYSE:ANF[2]) recently announced that it plans to close up to 50 stores.
The 40 to 50 store closures will occur within the U.S., reports The Daily Mail[3]. The cuts come on the heels of a 2012 that saw 71 Abercrombie & Fitch stores close. In addition, CEO Mike Jeffries says the chain will close a total of 180 underperforming stores by 2015.
The closings come after the chain saw weaker-than-expected U.S. sales during the recent holiday season. Hopes that an overseas push could offset some of those weak sales were dashed when those numbers disappointed. While same-stores sales in the U.S. were down 1%, outside the U.S. same-store sales declined 14%.
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A true underground spirit Stephen Parsons lost to us on Christmas Eve 2012.
Minoy: The passing of a legend.27 March 2012
Sound, visual and digital artist, Minoy is featured in a tribute to this late home recording icon.
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The late improvising guitarist, Chip Handy, is profiled and remembered in this small feature. Hear two rare tapes by Chip Handy here too.
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This page is about various artists that have come into view at some point and now are gone for one reason or another. If you have a name you'd like to bring up or information about a missing artist send any information you have. On this particular section there is info on Fred Frantic, Lawrence Salvatore, Kathy King, Nick, Jeff Olson, Larry Ruhl, Brad Bradberry, Charles Rick Kelly ( now found!), Jeremy Clarke, L'Edarps A Moth ( now found), Algebra Suicide ( Don Hedecker found), YU ( Dwain Woodruff found), Tom Burris, Experimental Rat, Steve Tetzloff, Gypznik, Ginger Leigh, Mystic Nick, Audio Sculpture, Bob Solberg and Scott Alexander.


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Voting for Obama is a smart choice
"Should any political party attempt to abolish Social Security, unemployment insurance and eliminate labor laws and farm programs, you would not hear of that party again in our political history. There is a tiny splinter group, of course, that believes you can do these things . . . Their number is negligible and they are stupid."
Republican President Dwight Eisenhower said this in November 1954. Who would have thought that 58 years later, President Eisenhower would be describing what voters are facing in the November 2012 election.
With just 26 more days and two more presidential debates until the election, the choice for President is still clear. President Obama will put the middle class before corporate special interests; he'll support a strong, fully-funded public education system for all students instead of a private, for-profit education for just a select few; he'll promote workers and their collective bargaining rights, not silence their voices when it comes to their wages, benefits and working conditions.
In Michigan, we're all too familiar with the alternatives that Mitt Romney is offering. We've spent more than 20 months coping with education funding cuts, reduced wages, increased insurance costs, tax breaks for corporations, pension taxes, and diminished retirement benefits. This is what Romney has planned for the country if he's elected. Regardless of the latest spin he puts on his campaign message, his past record speaks louder than words.
President Obama has showed his support for education by saving education jobs, increasing financial aid and funding for Pell grants, and cutting student loan rates. He calls vouchers "an ineffective long-term answer to improve student achievement." Romney is on record promoting vouchers, unlimited charter and private school choices, and an end to teacher unions. And he still doesn't believe that smaller class sizes have any impact on student learning.
"Collective bargaining is a fundamental American value. Labor is the reason we have a minimum wage. . . and basic protections in our workplaces. Making it harder for public employees to collectively bargain is an assault on unions," said President Obama. Mitt Romney believes unions have "contributed to disappearing companies, disappearing industries and disappearing jobs," and worse, he said he "would not support an expansion of collective bargaining rights for public employees." Clearly, a vote for Mitt Romney would cancel out all the effort MEA leaders, members and staff have put into winning Proposal 2 to protect collective bargaining.
Finally, President Obama's tax plan provides balance--not the lopsided "shared sacrifice" plan we've seen here in Michigan. Corporations and special interests would not be reaping the benefits of tax cuts at the expense of working families. Romney, on the other hand, would see no problem with the Michigan scheme--give corporations a $1.8 billion tax cut and let public education, school employees, retirees and working families pay for it.
You've been hearing over and over again how important your vote is in this election--and it is. It will determine your future as a school employee and a union member. A vote for President Obama is a smart choice. President Eisenhower predicted it.