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NASA longstanding "Lessons Learned" database is underutilized and may be outdated and no longer viable, according to a new report from the agency's Inspector General, Paul Martin.
The space agency's Lessons Learned Information System (LLIS) has been online since 1994 and cost $782,000 to operate last year. It serves as a repository of reports from program managers on their lessons learned from various programs.
But NASA managers are not regularly using the system, making the database a possible wasteful expense, Martin wrote in the March 6 report.
"We found that NASA program and project managers rarely consult or contribute to LLIS even though they are directed to by NASA requirements and guidance," the report said. "In fact, input to LLIS by most centers has been minimal for several years."
For example, NASA's Glenn Research Center received $470,000 for its LLIS-related activities from 2008 to 2010, but only contributed five reports to the system during that time, the audit report said. That amounts to $94,000 per report.
However, while overall contribution was generally low, some centers contributed a lot. The NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory contributed 35 reports on a budget of $70,000 during the same period, Martin said.
Aside from the contribution rates, the system's goals have never been well defined and integrated into NASA's larger knowledge management strategy, the report said.
Inconsistent policy direction, disparate distributions of funding for LLIS-related activity in various NASA program, and deficient monitoring have contributed to marginalizing the system, the inspector general added.
Consequently, NASA needs to revamp the system with a new strategy or consider reducing or scrapping it, Martin concluded.
"Although we believe that capturing and making available lessons learned is an important component of any knowledge management system, we found that, as currently structured, LLIS is not an effective tool for doing so," Martin wrote in the report. "Accordingly, we question whether the three quarters of a million dollars NASA spends annually on LLIS activities constitutes a prudent investment."
The inspector general asked NASA's chief engineer to assess whether the LLIS ought to continue to be operated and be supported.
However, the chief engineer defended the LLIS program, saying it was only one of several critical knowledge management efforts at the agency and lessons learned expenses represented only .04 percent of the agency's budget.
"Based on LLIS utilization metrics collected each month, this investment is providing a tremendous return on investment," the chief engineer wrote in a response to the draft IG report.
Despite that answer from NASA management, Martin said his office will continue to question the viability of LLIS in its current form and will ask the chief engineer to reconsider.
There was no disagreement about Martin's three other recommendations for improvements to the LLIS and for more strategic direction for knowledge management.
Martin recommended that NASA's Chief Engineer develop a comprehensive strategic plan for knowledge management. The chief engineer agreed and assigned an agency chief knowledge officer to develop the plan.
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The research is being conducted due to the difficulties that doctors have in assessing pain. They currently depend upon their patients describing the location of their pain and rating it on a scale of one to ten – a technique which is unreliable.
Dr Flavia Mancini, a cognitive neuroscientist at University College London helping to build the pain map, said different parts of the body light up specific areas of the brain when they are in pain.
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Dr Mancini, who presented her preliminary findings from the study at the World Congress on Pain in Milan on Thursday, used laser pulses to trigger pain in the fingers of volunteers while they were in a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanner.
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i had this thing with this one girl this summer. she liked me, but she didn't know i knew she did. anyway, i asked her out and we went on lots of dates. never even kissed or anything though. haven't talked to her since school started. last night, i find out she's now going out with a close friend of mine. it's weird though, like, i'm not mad at him at all. we're totally cool. i'm mad at the girl though, i dunno. after reading this, i think i might just be an asshole.
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To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the maiden flight of the iconic Antonov An-124-100 Ruslan freighter, one of its biggest operators – cargo airline Volga-Dnepr – has organised a photo competition to capture the raw beauty of these bulky lumps of aluminium. Over 130 professional and amateur snappers entered images, with the pic of the bunch these […]
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Antonov An-124 in New Zealand
By Dominic Perry on 17 February, 2012 in aircraft, Freighter
Spotted this on the New Zealand Defence Force's flickr stream. It's an Antonov An-124-100 fresh from delivering the country's first NH Industries NH90 helicopters to 3 Sqn at RNZAF Base Ohakea from Marignane, France. Credit: New Zealand Defence Force
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Bellamy's Oyster
I've been chomping at the bit to get this beaut hung, but it needed a little something extra for the space I had in mind. When we originally purchased our home, the nook where I made our growth chart in the upstairs hallway was originally a strange, floor to ceiling bookshelf that screamed Precious Moments figurines. Honey fashioned together five of the shelves to make a gorgeous, planked piece to back the Bellamy. I love that the wood is original to our 1968 home!
I could not be happier with the final look. I literally grin from ear to ear every time I walk by. I've updated my Den Before & After post with the new look!
He's a good man, that Honey!
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I LOVE that painting! The colors are so lovely and soft. What a great idea for the frame! I like the little table and the old phone, too!ReplyDelete
That looks great. What a sweet gift.ReplyDelete
What a total sweetheart! Happy belated 10th anniversary. Great gift. Even better display!ReplyDelete
What a nice gift.ReplyDelete
Saw your link at Homemaker on a Dime. The art is so gorgeous! I have a soft spot for beachy things. And what a great idea to back it with the reclaimed wood to give it a pop off the wall. I just check out your home tour, and I love the coral in your basement bathroom too!ReplyDelete
i LOVE THAT!! honey is a man of so many talents! and i laughed out loud at your precious moments mention. do you know i used to work at the hallmark in athens during college and people used to go nuts over the precious moments figurines. i would ring them up thinking to myself, are you quite sure you want to spend $35 on this POS?! don't get it. and blog-ff, i am so touched by your award! will have to get busy on my acceptance :)ReplyDelete
Love your oyster! The Sea Island Condo where we vacation over the July 4th week had a similar painting, paired with another picture of a giant shrimp! Great anniversary present! Congratulations!ReplyDelete
Love your oyster! The Sea Island Condo where we vacation over the July 4th week had a similar painting, paired with another picture of a giant shrimp! Great anniversary present! Congratulations!ReplyDelete
Wow, that is such a gorgeous painting! I love how you 'framed' it :)ReplyDelete
Beautiful - love it!ReplyDelete
I went on a girl's trip to Savannah last year and I think we went to Sweet Tea shop. It had a lot of those oysters paintings in it along with SO many delightful items. We ate at the "Pink House" too. I love YOUR painting and the creative way that you hung it. I saw your post over at "A Stroll Thru Life".ReplyDelete
Wow, what a honey you have! He did great! Love her art work. I always see it in Jane Coslick's work.ReplyDelete
I've seen this piece in few interior shots. Gorgeous!!!ReplyDelete
I am so glad to see someone else who loves oyster paintings! I've bought two this year as well in Mobile, AL.ReplyDelete
Wouldn't some antique oyster plates look beautiful with them as well?!


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The extremely iris prominent top notes (dry, almost brittle and throat parching) feature just a pinch of neroli slightly overpowered by a pure soap accord that appears almost immediately. It is extremely soapy. Fans of soapy scents will be thrilled: it smells bubbly, aqueous and floral. The first time I skin tested this, I missed the soap accord and my nose zeroed in on the iris. Repeated wearings, especially on warm, humid days revealed the soap. I am reminded of the biting, almost lye-based hand-milled soap notes of Puro Lino, or the green/flower accents of White Linen by Estee Lauder.
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In one of the biggest "gets" of the book, Cohan interviews Robert Steel, who was the chairman of dukes?
Altogether, the monks, the dukes, and the winemakers created a microcosm the influence of which can still be felt today.
Chris Lee talked to the alpha-male action hero about what made him put down his dukes for the role.
"hands," 1874, now mainly in put up your dukes (phrase from 1859), probably not connected to duke (n.). Chapman ["Dictionary of American Slang"] suggests Romany dook "the hand as read in palmistry, one's fate;" but Partridge ["Slang To-day and Yesterday"] gives it a plausible, if elaborate, etymology as a contraction of Duke of Yorks, rhyming slang for forks, a Cockney term for "fingers," thus "hands."
early 12c., "sovereign prince," from Old French duc (12c.) and directly from Latin dux (genitive ducis) "leader, commander," in Late Latin "governor of a province," from ducere "to lead," from PIE *deuk- "to lead" (cf. Old English togian "to pull, drag," Old High German ziohan "to pull," Old English togian "to draw, drag," Middle Welsh dygaf "I draw").
Applied in English to "nobleman of the highest rank" probably first mid-14c., ousting native earl. Also used to translate various European titles (e.g. Russian knyaz).
The fists or hands: I imagine you can handle your dukes, Jim
[1859+; said to be Cockney rhyming slang fr Duke of Yorks, ''forks, hands'']
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[perhaps fr Romany dook, ''the hand as read in palmistry, one's fate'']
derived from the Latin dux, meaning "a leader;" Arabic, "a sheik." This word is used to denote the phylarch or chief of a tribe (Gen. 36:15-43; Ex. 15:15; 1 Chr. 1:51-54).


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Fox News' Glenn Beck aired an on-screen graphic with the headline, "THEN ... WAGNER ACT," which falsely asserted that if 30 percent of employees want a union, "it gets established." In fact, the Wagner Act, which was passed in the 1930s, required that for union representation to be established, a majority of employees in a bargaining unit within a company had to "designate or select" a union to represent them. The National Labor Relations Act as it stands today also contains a majority requirement.
WSJ headline today: "Merrill Gave $1 Million Each to 700 of Its Staff"
According to the newspaper:
Merrill Lynch & Co. "secretly" moved up the date it awarded bonuses for 2008 and richly rewarded its executives despite billions of dollars in losses, giving bonuses of $1 million or more apiece to nearly 700 employees, New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo said.
Sorta makes you wonder about that media microscope that was used late last year to scrutinize the pay of middle class autoworkers, doesn't it?
Today's Examiner features an op-ed by Richard Berman titled "Employee Free Choice Act may backfire on unions." At the bottom of the column, the Examiner identifies Berman:
Richard Berman is executive director of the Center for Union Facts, a non-profit 501(c3) union watchdog organization. Learn more at www.unionfacts.com.
Now, you might think from that identification, and the column headline, that Richard Berman's opposition to the Employee Free Choice Act is motivated by a desire to look out for the well-being of the nation's labor unions.
In fact, Berman is an anti-union activist and lobbyist who does the bidding of big business via front groups he creates with warm-and-fuzzy sounding names like "The Center for Consumer Freedom" and "The Employee Freedom Action Committee."
Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington has much more about Berman on their Berman Exposed web page, including this summary:
Richard Berman has been a regular front man for business and industry in campaigns against consumer safety and environmental groups. Through his public affairs firm, Berman and Company, Berman has fought unions, Mothers Against Drunk Driving, PETA and other watchdog groups in their efforts to raise awareness about obesity, the minimum wage, the dangers of smoking, mad cow disease, drunk driving, and other causes. Berman runs at least 15 industry-funded front groups and projects, such as the Center for Union Facts and holds 16 "positions" in those organizations.
Each year, Berman, using his front groups to spread misinformation, spends millions of dollars distracting the public with misleading ads.
Numerous media figures have asserted that the proposed stimulus package supported by President Barack Obama would amount to spending at least $223,000 for every job created, echoing a press release issued by the Republicans on the House Appropriations Committee. But by calculating the per-job cost by dividing the estimated total cost of the stimulus package by the estimated number of jobs created -- and thus suggesting that the sole purpose of that package is to create jobs -- these media figures ignored other tangible benefits stemming from the package, such as infrastructure improvements and education, health, and public safety investments.
On Fox News' Happening Now, Newt Gingrich echoed a common distortion employed by opponents of the Employee Free Choice Act, claiming that it "tak[es] away your right to a secret-ballot vote before being forced to join a union." In fact, the legislation does not eliminate employees' rights to a secret ballot; as The New York Times reported, "Business groups have attacked the legislation because it would take away employers' right to insist on holding a secret-ballot election to determine whether workers favored unionization."
The Washington Post purported to represent organized labor's argument for passage of the Employee Free Choice Act by reporting that "unions contend" employers exert "unfair pressure" on workers before elections. However, the word "pressure" inaccurately describes what the "unions contend" are the tactics used by employers to stop a union from organizing, which include intimidating workers, firing workers, and threatening to shut down factories and businesses.
The New York Times uncritically quoted opponents of the Employee Free Choice Act claiming that the bill would "eliminate ... the right" to a secret-ballot election to determine whether workers wish to unionize, but did not mention that supporters of EFCA counter by pointing out, as the Times itself previously has, that the bill would only "take away employers' right to insist on holding a secret-ballot election."
In a column about the "coming war" over the Employee Free Choice Act, Portfolio's Matthew Cooper wrote that "[p]olitical veteran Mark McKinnon, a former media adviser to George W. Bush, says he's 'never seen business this fired up.' " But Cooper did not identify McKinnon as a spokesperson for the Workforce Fairness Institute, an organization opposing the legislation.
The Washington Times reported that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid "back a card-check bill that would allow unionization of a workplace if the majority of employees sign union cards, eliminating the secret ballot that workers cast to decide whether to allow a union." In fact, the Employee Free Choice Act does not eliminate employees' rights to a secret ballot; as The New York Times reported, "Business groups have attacked the legislation because it would take away employers' right to insist on holding a secret-ballot election to determine whether workers favored unionization."
The daily this week published a full-throated anti-union opinion piece (screed?) that attacks Labor Secretary nominee, Congresswoman Hilda Solis. It was written by Bret Jacobson. Who's he? Here's how the LA Times describes Jacobson at the bottom of his op-ed:
Bret Jacobson is founder and president of Maverick Strategies LLC, a research and communications firm serving business and free-market think tanks.
Sounds rather innocuous, right? Not quite. Blogger Matt Browner Hamlin fills in the blanks. Bottom line:
The most important piece of Jacobson's biography - his professional connection to one of the biggest anti-union groups in America - is left out of a column that specifically pushes [an anti-union] agenda.
Seems if the Times wants to allow Big Business surrogates to denigrate unions and their workers in the pages of the daily, than the Times ought to at least be upfront about who's doing it.
On-screen text at MSNBC and a Washington Times article and headline echoed the Republican accusation that the United Auto Workers union killed the $14 billion bailout for General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler. In fact, Senate Republicans refused to support legislation endorsed by the White House, a majority of members of the House and Senate, and the UAW.
Media echoed the Republican accusation that the United Auto Workers union killed the $14 billion bailout for GM, Ford, and Chrysler. But The New York Times stated that it was Senate Republicans who "refused to support a bill endorsed by the White House and Congressional Democrats."
In a Boston Herald column, Michael Graham repeated the falsehood that union autoworkers have "$78-per-hour jobs." In fact, the figure representing the hourly cost of labor to U.S. automakers -- a cost that GM puts at $69 -- includes not only current workers' hourly wages and benefits, such as health care and retirement, but also retirement and health-care benefits that U.S. automakers are providing for current retirees.
On World News, Chris Bury falsely claimed that "Ford, Chrysler, and GM pay union workers more than $73 an hour in wages and benefits." In fact, according to General Motors, the figure -- which GM puts at $69 per hour -- is based not only on current workers' hourly wages and benefits, such as health care and retirement, but also retirement and health-care benefits that U.S. automakers are providing for current retirees.


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The Boston Bruins knew they weren't going to earn a point in all 48 games this season, though the fashion in which their streak ended was a bit discouraging. That's quite the opposite feeling they had after each meeting with the Toronto Maple Leafs last season. Boston heads to Toronto looking to get back to its winning ways with a seventh consecutive victory in this series Saturday night. The Bruins (5-1-1) fell one victory short of matching the best start in franchise history after squandering a 3-1 lead in Thursday's 7-4 loss to Buffalo. It was their first loss in 44 games when they held at least a two-goal advantage. "We had a great start," forward Milan Lucic said. "You're bound to lose at some point." It also marked the first time they've allowed at least seven goals in regulation since an 8-2 loss to Toronto on March 6, 2008. "Defensively, I don't think I remember the last time we were this bad - the breakdowns and mistakes we made," coach Claude Julien said. Brad March...
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Journal Sentinel book editor Jim Higgins highlights things worth reading, in print and online
Algonquin's $1.99 ebook sale of books for gardeners, outdoor lovers
For readers who like to watch birds or put their hands in the dirt, Algonquin Books has a July ebook sale for you.
It has placed seven ebooks for nature lovers on sale for $1.99 through the end of the month. All are available through all of the major ebook vendors: Amazon, Barnes & Noble/Nook, Apple, Kobo, Google and Indiebound.
Jane Garmey's anthology "The Writer in the Garden" collects prose from more than 50 writers who garden, or vice versa, including such luminaries as Edith Wharton, Vita Sackville-West and Charles Kuralt.
Even indoorsy people might appreciate Diana Wells' "100 Birds and How They Got Their Names," a nest of bird nomenclature, etymology and lore. Her "Lives of the Trees" is on sale, too.
"The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating" chronicles the discoveries Elisabeth Tova Bailey made when, while bedridden with illness, she discovered a wild snail on her bedstand.
Check the complete list of sale ebooks at Algonquin's blog. The publisher also provides links to the individual books in all of the ebook stores.
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Exporting the Contents of a Git Repository with PowerShell
Recently I needed to export all the source code from a Git repository into a Windows fileshare (and once there other operations would be performed.
Below is the PowerShell script I used to accomplish this for a repository on GitHub.
$GITEXE="C:\Program Files (x86)\Git\bin\git.exe"
# Clean out destination folder
if (Test-Path $DESTDIR)
Remove-Item -Recurse -Force $DESTDIR
# Clone from repo to folder
&$GITEXE clone --depth 1 $REPO $DESTDIR
# Remove non-source code files from the destination folder
Remove-Item -Recurse -Force ( join-path $DESTDIR ".git")
As a follow-up, if you do this you may need to ZIP up the results. Check out my previous post explaining how to create ZIPs easily with PowerShell.


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Scientists are using imaging tests to show for the first time that fructose can trigger brain changes that may lead to overeating.
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Contributor Miha Ahronovitz traces the history of high throughput computing (HTC), noting the particularly enthusiastic response from the high energy physics world and the role of HTC in such important discoveries as the Higgs boson. As one of the biggest generators of data, this community has been dealing with the "big data" deluge long before "big data" assumed its position as the buzzword du jour.
French-American duo wins Nobel Prize in Physics for developing methods to demonstrate bizarre quantum behavior.
As participants from around the world make their way to Prague for the EGI Technical Forum, grid-enabled tools continue to facilitate global collaboration. Grid computing provides the backbone for a wide range of research, all the way from basic science to once-in-a-lifetime breakthroughs, like the recent achievements surrounding the elusive Higgs boson particle.
CERN's Worldwide LHC Computing Grid is the superhighway for particle physics data.
Organization preps for 100GbE core network.
The famed Belle physics experiment that aims to examine the issue of why matter rather than anti-matter composes the universe was in jeopardy for its next incarnation due to server investment and maintenance costs, thus the research team looked to EC2 for a solution.
Large Hadron Collider gives computing infrastructure a workout.
Online, at conferences and in theory, manycore processors and the use of accelerators such as GPUs and FPGAs are being viewed as the next big revolution in high performance computing. If they can live up to the potential, these accelerators could someday transform how computational science is performed, providing much more computing power and energy efficiency.


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what would need to be checked about the SPDIF?
The rampage only has SPDIF out. I need both in AND out. I have an ART digital MPA mic preamp that I use to record through. Right now, It's having to be sent to a usb box and it's usb1 so I'm having stuttering with the sound due to latency issues.
Being able to send the audio via SPDIF straight from the preamp into the PC and then audio back out of the PC into the preamp to the speakers is what has to happen and I don't see many other choices (especially for the price the IP35 is at right now) that offer both out and in for the SPDIF.
The only other option would be something like this.
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YIELD: Makes 12 poppers.
In a food processor finely grind crackers. In a shallow bowl whisk together cracker crumbs, flour, and salt to taste. In another shallow bowl beat egg. Cut pepper Jack into twelve 1 1/2- by 1/2- by 1/4-inch pieces.
With a sharp knife cut a 2-inch slit lengthwise on side of each okra. With fingers gently pull slit slightly open and insert a slice of cheese. Transfer okra to a plate and chill 5 minutes.
Working in batches of 4, dip stuffed okra in egg to coat, letting excess drip off, and roll in cracker crumb mixture, shaking off excess. Arrange okra in one layer on plate as coated and chill 5 minutes.
In a deep 10-inch heavy skillet heat oil over moderate heat until hot but not smoking and fry okra, 4 at a time, turning them, until golden brown, 1 to 2 minutes. With a slotted spoon transfer okra as fried to paper towels to drain. Season okra with salt and serve immediately with salsa.


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Dr. Elankurmaran Subbiah, assistant professor in the Department of Biomedical Sciences and Pathobiology, was awarded a prestigious research grant by the Department of Defense. This "Congressionally Directed Medical Research Program?award will support the exploration and hypothesis development for an innovative approach to treating prostate cancer.
Subbiah and his co-investigator, Dr. Siba K. Samal, associate dean, University of Maryland campus, received a $113,250 grant for their ongoing work using a genetically modified version of NDV to treat prostate cancer in humans.
Prostate cancer is the second most common type of cancer in men, according to the American Cancer Society (ACS). The ACS estimates there will be almost 219,000 new cases of prostate cancer reported in the United States in 2007.
According to Subbiah, the use of poultry viruses as cancer therapy poses no threat to humans and several other oncolytic viruses are currently being explored to treat cancer. However, Subbiah's work is the first to alter Newcastle disease virus through a reverse genetic system to target prostate cancer specifically.
Reverse genetics is the process of generating a recombinant virus from cloned complimentary DNA (cDNA) copy of a viral genome, explains Subbiah. Through the reverse genetics system, recombinant viruses can be designed to have specific properties that make them attractive as biotechnological tools, live vaccines, and cancer therapeutics. This is achieved through the introduction of the desired changes in the cDNA, which are then transferred faithfully to the recombinant virus.
In the current investigation, Subbiah and his associates are altering the fusion protein of NDV to replica
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"The greatest blessings of general conference come to us after the conference is over. Remember the pattern recorded frequently in scripture: we gather to hear the words of the Lord, and we return to our homes to live them." —Robert D. Hales, "General Conference: Strengthening Faith and Testimony," October 2013 general conference
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Many are praying to Heavenly Father for relief, for help in carrying their burdens of grief, loneliness, and fear. Heavenly Father hears those prayers and understands their needs. He and His Beloved Son, the resurrected Jesus Christ, have promised help.


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Jewish Communal Service Association of North America (JCSA), National Conference of Jewish Social Welfare, June 1951
Topic: Diaspora Relations, Philanthropy and Fundraising, Development, Israel-Diaspora Relations, Social Services, Immigration, Fundraising and Philanthropy, Refugees
Name of Publication: The Jewish Social Service Quarterly
Editor: Aptekar, Herbert H.
Volume/Issue: Vol. 27/No. 4
Page Number(s): 361-370
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Coverage: Israel , United States , World
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THE RIDE: Advisers a factor in entrepreneurial success
"In 2009 a man asked me questions about my business plan and legal structure," recalls Dan Allen, founder of Supermango Media LLC, an interactive agency for comedians in New York, N.Y. (www.supermangomedia.com). "Every answer was 'no.'" After Allen did the planning, his mentor gave him office space. Since then he's had about 25 advisers, each one referring him to the next. Allen planned to repay those who become clients with harder work and more service. He'd started with $10,000, equally divided between a family member and himself, and a friend added $5,000 later. Last year's revenue hit something under $100,000.
Not every entrepreneur builds with the help of advisers and mentors. Adrie Reinders, co-founder and CEO of EFactor Holdings Inc. in San Francisco, Calif., had none yet has served as a mentor for years. "People come to me," he explains, "usually entrepreneurs between 21 and 30, for building a business and business development. I've built companies; I've made a lot of mistakes; and I'm a good business developer. It's something I do for fun."
In 2008, with about $200,000, Reinders co-launched www.EFactor.com, a social networking site for entrepreneurs. Another $6 million came largely from informal investors. In 2011 revenue moved well into the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Reinders and his two co-founders are serial entrepreneurs. Nonetheless, they created a huge obstacle for themselves – paying $125,000 for a website with no social network. "The money was gone before we even knew it," he remarks. He derided himself himself for stupidity, wondering if he should stop or start over. The co-founders dusted themselves off.
"Between the website and getting to a million members," he observes, "we thought we'd never get there." At 2,500 they retained a prominent viral networker. The site now has more than a million members.
When Allen was scraping by, "I'd walk by homeless people in Union Square or the subway and think to myself, 'That looks so much more profitable and efficient than what I'm doing.'" Research uncovered a salient fact: more than half of comedians earn less than $10,000. He shifted to comedic venues and performers who could cover his fees. Revenue quadrupled when he started using time-tracking software.
If Allen learned to change his customer base, Reinders learned that "sustainability requires a combination of technology's new ideas and marketing methods with the old business model based on selling."
In January, Allen shared a podium with Mayor Bloomberg. Responding to questions from newspaper and television reporters from around the country, he says, "I was happy that I'd finally accomplished something I set my mind to."
Last year, when major networks and The Wall Street Journal interviewed Reinders, he exclaimed, "Wow! They found us! We're recognized as a force in the entrepreneurial world."
Advisers can't guarantee you success on the entrepreneurial journey, but selecting them judiciously to help with particular challenges may well spur you along.
EFactor Holdings Inc., San Francisco, Calif. – 21 FT, 7 PT
Supermango Media LLC, New York, N.Y. – 1 FT, 6 PT
(Dr. Mildred L. Culp celebrates entrepreneurs and their spirit in THE RIDE. © 2012 Passage Media.)
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Rapper Lil Boosie could face possibly face the death penalty now that he's been indicted on charges of first-degree murder.
A grand jury formally accused Boosie Thursday in the October shooting death of Terry Boyd, WAFB.com reports. According to investigators, Terry was in his home when he was killed; supposedly the gunmen were outside the residence and fired shots through the victim's window.
District Attorney Hillary Moore said that if Boosie is convicted of first-degree murder, he could be sentenced to death.
This morning the Louisiana rapper, who is currently serving time for parole violation, was transferred to East Baton Rouge Parish Prison from the Hunt Correctional Institute.
The lyricist was met by reporter cameras while being escorted to a police vehicle as he exited Hunt today. "I'm innocent, completely innocent," Boosie said when asked if he had anything to say to fans.
Two others, 17-year-old Michael Louding and Adrian Pittman, 36, were formally charged with first-degree murder in Terry's death as well.
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The Associated Press | May 16,2013RICHMOND Gov. Peter Shumlin announced new efforts Wednesday to reduce the number of commuters making daily trips into parking-space starved Montpelier, including expanded outlying park-and-ride lots and discounted bus fares.
The cheapest parking space is the one we dont have to build, Shumlin told reporters at the Richmond park-and-ride lot off Interstate 89, described as the busiest in the state.
These changes will also help commuters save money, ease parking problems in Montpelier and reduce the states carbon footprint. Everybody wins, he said.
Parking problems in the capital city have worsened by the addition of hundreds of state employees who were moved to Montpelier after the state office complex in Waterbury was closed by flooding from Tropical Storm Irene. The problem is especially acute in winter and in spring, when the Legislature is in session.
The plan announced by Shumlin, Agency of Transportation officials and the chairs of the House and Senate transportation committees won kudos from Bonnie Boyce, an administrative secretary in the attorney generals office who has been outspoken on the parking issue as a member of the Vermont State Employees Association.
For months now, myself and other VSEA members have been meeting with state and city officials to voice our parking concerns and discuss possible solutions to the crisis and it is a crisis, Boyce said.
Boyce said she ducked the problem by beginning to take a commuter bus to Montpelier from St. Johnsbury.
I decided to take it even though it makes my commute almost two hours one way as it is a savings for me, she said.
Under the plan, it will be even more of a savings because of a 50 percent discount on bus tickets for state employees commuting to Montpelier. For Boyce, a one-way trip between St. Johnsbury and Montpelier will be reduced from $2 to $1.
Members of the VSEA have been pressing for months for solutions, conducting petition drives and holding a town meeting at the Statehouse in March.
Besides the discount, Shumlin announced a guaranteed ride home program for employees reluctant to commute without their cars for fear of being unable to respond to an emergency at home. In rare instances when employees must make an unscheduled departure, the state will find and pay for a ride, he said.
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- Dr. Cynthia Jean Anneski MD is a female Infectious Disease Specialist, has 22 years of experience and practices in Infectious Disease.
- Where does Dr. Cynthia J. Anneski practice?
- Dr. Cynthia Anneski has 2 office locations.
Dr. Cynthia Anneski practices Infectious Disease near Gilbert, AZ.
See Gilbert Infectious Disease Doctors.