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Review for The Jt Dorsey Foundation, Harrisburg, PA, USA
The JT Dorsey Foundation had a productive beginning. The children seemed to thoroughly enjoy their time with JT Dorsey and the other volunteers, which seems to be the most important aspect of this program for these children.
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interacting with the children.
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completely dedicated to the children and the program.
If this organization had 10 million bucks, it could...
expanded and incorporated into other cities. Another option could be is to build a home location for the foundation with an indoor/outdoor facility. Soccer gear could be purchased for the children. 10 million dollars would give this program so many options.
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The purpose of the Parent-Teacher Organization is to facilitate communication between home and school. This group consists of officers, committees and teachers who meet on a regular basis. They conduct and/or sponsor various fund-raising activities within the school setting. Parents are strongly encouraged to actively participate and support the school PTO.
The objective of the PTO is to increase school, home and community interaction. Your involvement is school shows your students you care about his or her education.
The Hempfield School District welcomes individuals who are interested in volunteering. A volunteer is a person who services the district without compensation on a planned, approved, and regular basis. For further information on open volunteer positions, please refer to our volunteer applications.
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I find these the easiest hooks to hold on to. Very Comfortable!
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Prep baseball: Estero gets back on winning track
ESTERO - The Estero High baseball team has kept scoreboard operators busy early this season.
Estero or its opponent have reached double digits in all of the first five games.
After a 1-2 start, Estero moved above .500 as it racked up wins last week against Immokalee (13-11) and East Lee County (10-1).
Ryan Keegan has wielded the hottest bat on the Wildcats so far. The junior infielder has hit safely in the first five games, including an impressive 7-for-10 with four doubles and three RBIs in last week's wins.
Entering this week, Keegan leads Estero with a .550 batting average.
Other hot sticks at the plate belong to junior Jason Moore and senior Brooks Rhorman, both of whom entered this week batting .421. Moore has already generated four two-hit games in the first five games. Rhorman started the season with a 3-for-4 performance in an opening day loss against Fort Myers.
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Program Authorization: R.S. 39:1527-1544
The mission of the Office of Risk Management (ORM), in the Division of Administration, is to develop, direct, and administer a cost-effective and comprehensive risk management program for all state agencies, boards, and commissions of the State of Louisiana and any other entity for which the state has an equity interest, in order to preserve and protect the assets of the State of Louisiana.
The goals of the Office of Risk Management are:
1. Improve accountability.
2. Improve efficiency of standard procedures.
3. Minimize losses and achieve financial stability.
4. Identify exposure and losses, actual and potential methods of outcome-based management which focus on the results of reducing the exposure and managing.
5. Maintain sound principles of insurance and management by providing training to entry level adjusters and examiners to instruct them in basic principles and techniques of claims adjusting.
The Administrative Program includes the following activities: Administration, Accounting, Audit/Statistics, Underwriting, and Loss Prevention.
The Administration Unit is charged with directing the primary focus of the agency, the self-insurance program of the state.
The Accounting Unit directs all fiscal operations of the agency, which include cash receipts and disbursements, accounts receivable and payable, payroll, budget, financial statement preparation, special fiscal studies or requests, reports for actuarial analysis, contract preparation and approval, distribution of claims payments, and quality control on the computerized claims management system.
The Audit/Statistics Unit is responsible for all functions required to develop and analyze statistical data for use in premium determination and engineering of risks to reduce losses. It obtains information from accounting, claims, and underwriting and develops statistical data to provide information to management for decision making. In addition, it is responsible for claims writing functions, premium development, and records management.
The Underwriting Unit is responsible for commercial insurance purchases through a competitive bid process and for billings for all coverages to all state agencies. The unit's goal is to obtain the most effective coverage that is cost-beneficial to the state. All insurance coverages are mandatory, which means that coverage is required by either the ORM, legislative auditors, legislative statues, or agency rules and policies.
The Loss Prevention Unit assists all state agencies in the prevention and reduction of employee job-related accidents, injuries, and loss of state property, thereby reducing the direct and indirect costs to the state. The unit analyzes loss experience data for each risk, identifies various causes of losses, and isolates critical causes and locations. It communicates analyses to safety coordinators of various agencies; develops and coordinates a comprehensive loss prevention program for the state, which includes loss control management, facility inspection, accident investigation, rules and regulations, and communications; and trains all state agency safety personnel incidental to facility inspections and accident investigations.
The Claims Unit is responsible for all adjusting functions of including investigation, management, and payment of claims.
1. In FY 1998-99, the Administrative Program will provide all state agencies with adequate insurance coverage at a price that is less than the equivalent commercial coverage cost.
1 The Office of Risk Management develops premiums that would cover costs. However, this figure is largely controlled by the governor (through budget recommendations) and the legislature (through the amounts appropriated). Ideally, there should be a balance between the percentage of savings, percentage of claims costs covered, and percentage of increase/decrease in liabilities. Savings above 30%, percentage of costs covered above 100%, and decrease in liabilities below 0% would reflect that ideal.
2 A survey instrument is under development. However, data will not be available for this performance indicator until FY 1998-99.
2. In FY 1998-99, the Administrative Program, through the Loss Prevention activity, will conduct safety audits on all state agencies.
1 Performance data are being collected, beginning in FY 1997-98. Performance indicator data will be reported in the future.
This program is funded with Fees and Self-generated Revenues. Fees and Self-generated Revenues are derived from premiums billed for insurance provided by this Office and from interest earnings from the self-insurance fund. State and quasi-state entities obtain insurance through the Office of Risk Management.
Equipment/Major Repairs Adjustments (Nonrecurring: -$113,300; Replacement/New: +$108,821)
Adjustments for Civil Service, Training and Other Statewide Interagency Transfer Activities
Reductions in various Expenditure Categories; Including Reductions to fully fund Salaries
The total means of financing for this program is recommended at 101.4% of the existing operating budget. It represents 85.9% of the total request ($7,906,984) for this program. At the recommended level of funding, approximately the same level of services will be provided by this program.
Training sessions for Underwriting/Auditing Units, Insurance, and Classifying Rating, etc.
Loss prevention safety - Training courses to teach professional safety and health courses
State Police inspections - Contract for accident reconstruction and investigative services involving fatalities
Treasurers' Office - Pro-rata share of the State's Central Depository Banking cost
Pro-rata share of the cost of operations of the Department of Civil Service
Pro-rata share of the cost of operations of the Comprehensive Public Training Program
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But as we go into meditation, our thoughts slow down and there is a gap between the two thoughts that keeps widening. This is the gap when we do not think and our mind relaxes.
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Copyright Marine Gate Holdings 2014. Disclaimer
The site on which Marine Gate now stands was purchased by the Borough of Brighton from local land owners on 26 May 1931. The site was leased to Marine Parade Estates (1936) Limited with permission to build a block of flats.
Marine Gate was opened on 5th May 1939, by the Mayor of Brighton, Councillor J Talbot Nanson. Upon opening Marine Gate, was described as 'a new building of 120 Modern Flats in a perfect situation on the South Downs Cliffs directly facing the sea'.
The architects, Messrs. Wimperis, Simpson & Guthrie FF.R.I.B.A., of South Molton Street, London W1 , included a restaurant and cocktail bar in their design, hence there were then fewer flats available than there are to-day. At the time of its completion in 1939, there were to be no owner-occupiers. All the flats were to be rented on 3, 5 or 7 year leases, at rents of between £140 and £475 per annum.
The Owner's Managing agents at the time were Messrs Fox & Sons, who had a letting office on the premises.
The nine flats now identified as Flats R1 to R9 originally formed a part of the main Restaurant, together with a bar and accommodation for the kitchen, the staff and other associated support facilities. A Silver Grill Restaurant was located in what is now Garage No. 38, and the other integral garages in the West Wing were originally designed and built as shops. The flats currently identified as Flats A9 and A10 were originally part of a grand Main Entrance Hall.
The present Flat A12 was initially used as office accommodation. The present General Office was fitted out as a telephone exchange for the entire building, with exchange lines to all flats, since none of them then had dedicated private lines.
Artist's impression from the original marketing brochure. Click here for more material.
Marine Gate on opening in 1939.
Marine Gate shortly after opening
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"Our business is ideas. They grow and flourish best in an atmosphere of congenial collaboration." – Leo Burnett
Chicago Creative Space recently visited our global headquarters in Chicago, IL to see how our space impacts and reflects the work we produce. We think that Leo would be awfully proud of the space we've built and the amazing work that has come as a result of the collaboration among the people in it.
As our CCO Susan Credle said, "If your space feels like you, you come to work feeling excited."
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To ensure that we can live up to Leo's legacy of giving in today's hyper competitive non-profit environment, we have launched Leo Love.
We're giving to 6 important organizations that fit our filter of focus - Children (our future), Creativity (our talent) and Chicago (our home). And we're giving them all that we've got. We'll give them our time, by arranging volunteer opportunities. We'll give them our talent, by doing creative or strategic work for them. And we'll give them our money, by encouraging participation in the Helping Hand Program, taking a bit out of each paycheck to benefit these organizations:
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In 1935, a former newspaper reporter and adman founded a start-up advertising shop in a Chicago hotel room. With a staff of seven, he named it The Leo Burnett Company, Inc. Seventy-nine years later, that little start-up has really grown up — we now staff approximately 1700 people in the U.S., with 95 offices worldwide.
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RFK Center observes grave human rights violations in Western Sahara
النسخة بالعربية | Em português | PRESS
(Washington--Sept. 3, 2012) Following a human rights delegation to Western Sahara, the Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights (RFK Center) is issuing a statement with preliminary observations evaluating the human rights situation in Moroccan-controlled Western Sahara and the Sahrawi refugee camps near Tindouf, Algeria. The report details the delegation's preliminary findings and observations, which include police brutality against Sahrawi people.
In Moroccan-controlled Western Sahara, the delegation witnessed the overwhelming presence of security forces and violations of the rights to life, liberty, personal integrity, freedom of expression, assembly, and association. More generally, the delegation observed intimidation and state sponsored violence against critics of the regime that violates the rule of law and respect for human rights and provides impunity for perpetrators. Human rights defenders are targeted in particular.
During the mission, the RFK delegation was followed by secret police, physically prevented from observing an attack on peaceful protesters, verbally abused, and subjected to a widely disseminated disinformation campaign aimed at undermining the credibility of the delegation.
"The international community has stood by passively for too long, while the Sahrawi people subsist in abject poverty in extremely isolated refugee camps in the middle of the Sahara desert while their brethren in Morocco-controlled Western Sahara, who advocate for justice or criticize the regime, are subject to police state tactics of harassment, intimidation, torture, and more with near absolute impunity," said Kerry Kennedy, President of the RFK Center. "The oppression of government critics of Sahrawi decent is unworthy of the Kingdom of Morocco, which has made impressive gains in guaranteeing human rights to its people over the past decade."
In the refugee camps, the delegation found the living standards to be insufficient. Basic living standards may be adequate in refugee camps as part of a temporary solution, but after nearly four decades these standards are no longer acceptable and are seriously affecting the lives, dreams, and aspirations of more than 100,000 people.
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Pastel Bags – Some of the Best Trends for 2012
The look of a pastel handbag gives a feeling of lightness and cheer. This color is particularly appropriate for spring and summer months given their light and airy color and feel, but they can certainly be worn in cooler seasons as well. There really is a pastel bag out there for everyone. Although typical classic handbag styles fall under the black, neutral or bright color categories, the pastel bag is truly a sensation for 2012. Regardless of a person's signature handbag color or style, pastel can truly add a splash of brightness to any ensemble.
The masters of trend – including designers and celebrities – have had their interests piqued by the look and style of the pastel bag. Available in all sorts of colors, sizes, styles and prices, the pastel handbag is accessible to the masses. Thanks to the wide variety of selection, there is definitely a pastel handbag out there for everyone. Below are some of the hottest trends in pastel handbags for 2012, and where to find them for purchase.
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This 3.1 Phillip Lim Lark Satchel is a wonderful pastel bag for the summer season. Not only is the color gorgeous, but the modern shape keeps the bag from looking too youthful. This is the perfect option for a woman who wants to try out this trend without giving up her generally non-pastel style. You can buy this pastel bag through Neiman Marcus for $875.
This Balenciaga Classic Velo bag is available in a light greyish-purple color, which is perfect for transitioning into spring and summer. It features distinctive aged brass hardware, hand-stitched detailing, and an optional crossbody strap. You can buy this bag through Neiman Marcus for $1545.
This Diane von Furstenberg Adele Embossed Clutch lets you have the best of both worlds – colorblocking and pastels. This croc-embossed leather envelope purse features a logo bar and a magnetic-snap closure at the front flap. It also comes with a removable chain strap, and has a lined interior. This purse is available at ShopBop for $395.
This Chloe Marnie Mini Shoulder Bag is absolutely adorable. The color is an illusion of both blue and purple, and can be worn with a sorbet-hued dress or girlish patterns to really make the color pop. This is available at Net-a-Porter for $665.
This Reed Krakoff Boxer Tote is a wonderful pastel bag, and features an amazing color and style. This bag functions with both utility and femininity, and has a poetic feel to it, providing the ultimate in sophistication. Buy this bag through Neiman Marcus for $1090.
For those who are looking for an inexpensive and versatile pastel bag, try this blush pink Marc by Marc Jacobs Classic Q Percy Bag. Not only is it priced low, but it doubles as both a pouch or a casual clutch. It features antiqued gold hardware, a detachable, adjustable shoulder strap and a zip main compartment closure. Buy this bag through ShopBop for $198.
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Eh, thanks. Most of that I have no idea about, I must have missed that article.
If I remember, the effects of alcohol on melatonin are much of what reduced HGH levels during sleep; as after intoxication, the body has trouble achieving stages of sleep properly. The effects of sleep, then, also become less prominent-- one of these being HGH.
It seems then, that drinking in the mornings would technically boost overall HGH levels?
(Though, it certainly wouldn't be worth it, anyways. That is, due to all the other disadvantages accompanying, and the existence of other ways to stimulate GABAergic systems)
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4.0 out of 5 stars A Quality of Life Book
Hyrum Smith talks about the kind of life that makes one eager to get up in the morning. He talks about tapping into natural laws that are immutable and consistent to achieve this desired level of living. He makes his point by saying "We can get together and vote against the law of gravity, but our vote wouldn't make one bit of difference" (p. 12). He says...
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Do you want to become more effective and efficient or do you want to feel better and motivated? The problem with so many self help books these days is that the allow a person to simply feel nice and motivated for a little while. These companies don't make money by solving the problems that impede your success, they make money by patching them. This book was nice, but I...
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This review is from: 10 Natural Laws of Successful Time and Life Management (Paperback)
Do you want to become more effective and efficient or do you want to feel better and motivated? The problem with so many self help books these days is that the allow a person to simply feel nice and motivated for a little while. These companies don't make money by solving the problems that impede your success, they make money by patching them. This book was nice, but I was looking for something to help people I care about actually become more effective, I find so few books accomplish this. Here is my best advice to people who are tired of patching and want to start enjoying the tasks that lead to success... I believe that you can enjoy everything that you do to meet your goals. I'm going to recommend a book that does not talk cute to you, it does not provide the kind of sappy success stories which at times can seem exaggerated at best such as Hyrum's book. It's a toolbox, a user's manual for your brain. The trick is that you have to spend sometime and apply the tools. When I first was given this stuff by a friend of mine, I thought he had lost it but the stuff works amazingly well. Introduction to NLP by O'connor and Seymore, when you read it, it's not going to tell you what to do to fix your life, it's going to provide you with tools. Here is what you can do with the tools... Allow your actions become congruent with your values, belief, purpose, whatever. I'm not religious myself but I imagine this can make things a little easier. It discusses "congruency" in a clear concise fashion that will be motivating in itself it's called the Dilt's model I believe. Essentially, if you understand what you want (may require some introspection, you maybe surprised how much we can learn by having a little internal dialog with ourselves) and measure all aspects of it's value relative to you, make some goals, short term, mid term and long term. Simple so far? Okay, to begin everyday, spend time planning your day in a way that reflects your values, i.e. your goals. Every time your doing something, anything, understand why your doing it, why it has value. This book will teach you to "anchor" your goal and it's attached value that it has, to everything you do, down to your valuable leisure time and taking out the trash. Done consistently over a period of time, and this may allow you to reframe the way you think about your opportunities to accomplish your goals how easy it is to "feel good" about your daily routine. Once you do this, which may require you step a little outside your comfort zone, you may find how easy it is to begin to be proactive in all aspects of your life leading ultimately to personal success. As far as the 10 natural laws book goes, it maybe worth while to some, I enjoyed the warm fuzzy teachings in the first 7 chapters of 10, Hyrum seems like such a nice guy I hate to criticize but I mean, he wrote a book, so hear goes...
Hyrum is fairly self absorbed and has lost touch with the outside world, his focus is overly concerned with convincing the reader that he has impacted others with his stories that only a few of these are very useful. I do admit that I really liked some of his stories before he began to fall off the deep end later in the book. The book has an underlying religious agenda which can be a great motivator for so many people that it seems appropriate and unobtrusive until he starts taking up large amount of one page space for scripture and devotes an entire chapter toward altruistic behavior. I suppose this wouldn't be offensive if I didn't feel that the author was a lot less than honest with his stories. I will never knock a person to exaggerate or fib to get a point across and motivate people, it's not my style, but none the less the author has good intent. I am concerned however that some of the authors stories seem very unrealistic especially when describing social interaction and in one example, the high school class incident for those of you who have read, showed a lack of respect, understanding, and a clear prejudice with respect to the students who have problems. The weirdest part is when you ponder what type of person would fabricate this type of story. Anyway, that stuff is mostly in the end of the book and up to that point he does an excellent job of framing the reader on things such as "time robbers". An excellent way to view the things that get in your way of spending your time in the way you planned. As long as you buy this book knowing that you will never reference it for time management, it's a nice motivational read to provide fish for a day, if your done with these pep talk books and want solution, maybe you want to give the NLP route a try. Just a thought.
4.0 out of 5 stars A Quality of Life Book,
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This review is from: 10 Natural Laws of Successful Time and Life Management (Paperback)
Hyrum Smith talks about the kind of life that makes one eager to get up in the morning. He talks about tapping into natural laws that are immutable and consistent to achieve this desired level of living. He makes his point by saying "We can get together and vote against the law of gravity, but our vote wouldn't make one bit of difference" (p. 12). He says whether we agree with these laws or not, they govern our lives. The logically thinking person seeks to discover these laws and apply them.
He has a powerful observation on reading. "A man can think no deeper that his vocabulary will allow him to. I read regularly each day...One cannot teach from an empty well" (p. 57).
On emotions we're told "Do not waste time on unproductive feelings" (p. 60).
He advocates using focus as a means of bringing daily energy to bear on the acheivement of long term goals and dreams.
Habit is a power than either we dominate and control or it controls us (p. 124).
This is a book to help one reach one's goals by doing things in order of priority.
5.0 out of 5 stars This is the one.,
Paul Beaudry "pbpaul" (Forest Hills, NY United States USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: 10 Natural Laws of Successful Time and Life Management (Paperback)
I bought this book 5 years ago and after my first reading of it I began to call it my "Second Bible." This is by far the best book of its kind surpassing many others in its field including the Anthony Robbins' books and tapes, Stephan Covey's works and many others. I don't mean to put the others down because they are also very good, especially the Anthony Robbins books/tapes/CDs/etc. However I have noticed that when my life was going well it was because I was following the principles in this book, when my life was not going well it was because I was not following the principles in this book. It's that simple. Everybody alive should have a copy of this book. And for the price it's a far better deal than all the workshops, seminars, 10-part development programs etc., that cost hundreds or thousands of dollars and they don't come anywhere near the practicality and ease of what is contained in these pages. I cannot highly recommend this enough. Get it, use it, and treat everything else as a supplement if you need more (which you might not). After 5 years with this my title of "Second Bible" still holds. Enjoy.
5.0 out of 5 stars Best self change book ever,
This review is from: 10 Natural Laws of Successful Time and Life Management (Paperback)
If you buy only one self help book this year then this is the one.
This is the best self change book ever! I have read virtually everything you can imagine (& I even used the Waitely & Robbins tapes too), from Covey to Robbins, from Carnegie, Clement Stone,Swartz, You name it I have tried it.
Ok what makes this so good?
In one book of 217 pages you will by the time you finish:
Understand that you cannot control time but can control events (This is very powerful)
You need to understand what your values are to lay the faoundation for personal fulfilment, two powerful illustrations are given
Understanding that you get peace when what you do daily links with your values (This was an eye opener the 1st day I implemented it)
The need to get out of the comfort zone to reach any significant goal. (Yes its hard but the story of the labourer turned Dentist is amazing)
Daily planning leads to results from focused efforts
Each one of the chapters I read was the equal of the best books by other authors. This book really gets you going and implementing.
This guru developed the Franklin Planner that is still used 2 years later by 90% of the people who buy the planner. If you love Covey but find it difficult to implement I believe this book (By his business partner) is for you. I intend to do a further write up as I use what I have learnt.
I believe that this gives you the tools that you can embellish later. The main advantage here is that you will apply what you have learnt. I recommend it highly.
4.0 out of 5 stars An Insightful Book on Time & Life Management,
Cameron B. Clark (Bristow, Virginia United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: 10 Natural Laws of Successful Time and Life Management (Paperback)
My motivation for reading this book was two-fold: 1) The ten "laws" stated in the Table of Contents seem to make sense and encourage exploration, and 2) I facilitate a "Life Management Studies" course through Ken Smith's Christian Stewardship Ministries and wanted to explore other good books and perspectives on the topic of Time & Life Management. Ken is the author of "It's About Time!," a book that approaches the topic from a biblical perspective w/ the understanding that God has a unique plan for every individual. Although Hyrum Smith, and his partner Stephen Covey, recognize the importance of spiritual values and "absolute moral truth" (see Hyrum's concluding chapter in "The 10 Natural Laws..."), their emphasis and appeal are broader than Ken's ministry. This is confirmed by the fact that some of their readers are not even aware that they are Mormons.
With that aside, the ten "laws" of Smith's book are better understood in light of his complementary "Productivity Pyramid" and "Reality Model". The pyramid is comprised of four steps that lead from identifying our highest values (which must be written & prioritized) to accomplishing our daily tasks in accordance with our intermediate and long-range goals. The Reality Model is presented horizontally, beginning with our needs. These are then filtered through the beliefs in our "belief window" which cause us to subconsciously create rules (if.., then..) that govern our behavior and produce results. The results act as feedback so we can assess whether our needs (and the values based on them) are really being met in the long-run. The "Needs Wheel," introduced w/ the Reality Model, depicts in quadrants what Smith considers our four basic psychological needs: to live, to love and be loved, to feel important, and to experience variety. Smith adopted these needs from Dr. Murray Banks, a psychiatrist popular in the 1950s. It is important to understand the difference between our psychological needs and our beliefs (not to mention our wants). The idea is that if our beliefs are incorrect (that is, they don't correspond to reality), then we won't satisfy these needs. According to Law 8, negative behaviors also come from incorrect beliefs, so one must change beliefs in order to change behavior. As a complementary (but more philosophical) study on the topic of needs, values and priorities, see Mortimer J. Adler's "Six Great Ideas" where he discusses "goodness" in all its various aspects (real & apparent, ultimate and common, degrees, etc.). According to Adler, sometimes we don't want (desire) what we need. That is why honest self-analysis and discipline are necessary to gain control over our desires in order to meet our psychological (and spiritual!) needs. Regarding control, Smith notes that there are events that we can't control, but believe we can just as there are events that we can control, but believe we can't. Examples of both are given.
Smith acknowledges his indebtedness to other authors with special recognition going to Alan Lakein, Alec R. MacKenzie, Charles R. Hobbs, and James W. Newman. For those who enjoyed this book, Smith has also written a new one titled "What Matters Most: The Power of Living Your Values" (Oct 2000). Two good books on space management are "Conquering Chronic Disorganization" by Judith Kolberg and "Organizing from the Inside Out" by Julie Morgenstern who also wrote "Time Management from the Inside Out". Good books are also available for financial management (One author recommended by many Christians is Larry Burkett).
4.0 out of 5 stars This book is like a good piece of advice from Grandpa.,
Kendal B. Hunter (Provo, UT United States) - See all my reviews
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I used to think that Hyrum W. Smith was a rough and tumble, hard line executive type whose first and only lust was the bottom line.
I was so wrong.
This is a pleasant book with a conversational tone, along the lines of Dale Carnegie. I wish my other books were so simple, and were plainly written and plainly taught. Shakespeare mentions "Simple truth miscalled simplicity," (Sonnet 66) and that "Brevity is the soul of wit." (Hamlet, Act 2, sc. ii), and Mr. Smith demonstrates his ability, again and again, to plainly teach the ten natural laws.
In fact, the tone of this book is almost grandfatherly.
The book is divided into two halves, the first half dealing with your time, the second half dealing with your life.
The first laws are (Don't get mad-you could Xerox these from a library copy!):
1. You control your life by controlling your time.
2. Your governing values are the foundation of personal fulfillment.
3. When your daily activities reflect your governing values, you experience inner peace.
4. To reach any significant goal, you must leave your comfort zone.
5. Daily planning leverages time through increased focus.
The laws regarding controlling your life are:
6. Your behavior is a reflection of what you truly believe.
7. You satisfy needs when your beliefs are line with reality.
8. Negative behaviors are overcome by changing incorrect beliefs.
9. Your self-esteem must ultimately come from within.
10. Give more, and you'll have more.
I think that the central principles are first, controlling your life and not being controlled, and second there is an objective reality, despite all the braying and bleating of the relativists. The issue, then is one of organizing and prioritizing, and not just being a forty-year old teenager living from stimulation to stimulation.
As has been observed, this book is geared for the big business executive, but I have found that I can adapt the principles to my less busy and less hectic life. That may be another underlying factor: wanting to want something. You must want the principles to work for them to be effective. "Stick-to-itiveness" I think is the word.
There has also been comment about the values and the similarities of this book to other books, specifically Covey's "Seven Habits." It shouldn't be surprising, since all the arrows of moral laws hit one target. We do not have a male and a female law of gravitation, and the electrons do not drive on the wrong side of the road in the UK. We are all talking about the same thing. C. S. Lewis in "The Abolition of Man," traces the similarity of moral laws across many cultures and time. True, manifestations and understanding of truth may differ; it is all fundamentally the same. You can do math by Roman numerals, but Arabic numerals are far easier.
Moreover, Franklin and Covey merged a few years ago, so the two books have really become one in the hands of the company.
As to the hidden agenda, what can I say? If you are smart enough to spot any hidden agenda, then you are also smart enough to know how to avoid any entanglements.
As always, the hardest part of any self-help book is the implementation of the ideas.
5.0 out of 5 stars Good Book,
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This review is from: 10 Natural Laws of Successful Time and Life Management (Paperback)
The title is a bit corny, but nevertheless I found the contents of the book is rich and deep with insight and helpful paradigms.
Besides the 10 laws, of special mention include: use of roles (mentor, father, husband, son, student, friend, partner, advisor, etc etc.) we are all a "10" when it comes to our inner role, but our objective should be to achieve a "10" in all our various other roles in life.
Also, we all have our own "reality window", how we do things and what we do is driven by how we view things through our reality window. Each of our reality window in charaterized by our own unique upbringing, experiences, influences, etc. Understanding our own reality window and those of others helps in understanding our own or others actions.
Also, author's productivity pyramid symbolizes creating your short and long range action plans grounded from what matters most and what is most important to you, consistent with your core values. Your to-do list should not just be about getting day to day mundane things done, but rather be grounded in core priorities, core values, life-long objectives.
Although some of the concecpts are duplicated in his more recent book, "What matters most", I would recommend reading both.
5.0 out of 5 stars Get Your Act Together,
This review is from: 10 Natural Laws of Successful Time and Life Management (Paperback)
I was very skeptical about reading another book on time management. Sometimes I have the feeling that many authors who write time management aids have spent their last several years living on the planet Mars. Hyrum W. Smith is an exception to the rest of them. His book unfolds like a story with many dramatic and funny episodes that have occurred throughout his life which seduce the reading into continuing until they reach the very end of the book.
The whole system is based on your own values but also helps you in determining what is the most important thing in your life, which is the base for his whole system. Once you have discovered your values, it is easy to start prioritizing events and work related matters in your life. At the same time, he creates one of the most beautiful formulas for keeping appointments and "things to do list".
I found several of the sales pitches for his "Franklin Day Planner" a bit negative, however all of the things that he talks about are also achievable without this planner. I have been able to integrate most of the conceptions of this book's time management on the Microsoft Outlook. At the beginning when he started mentioning religion, I became annoyed by this but as he writes in the book; These are his values and it is for everybody to discover their own.
Before reading this book, my time management consisted of writing one line messages on those nice yellow stick-it notes and hoping I would not forget them. I would only find myself accomplishing a small fraction of what I set out to do.
I have had a backlog of many things I wanted to do with my family and projects to accomplish at work. I was never able to sort out the good from the bad and ugly until I read this book. I have my act together and am plan on visiting one of their seminars in London this fall to reinforce the written material.
5.0 out of 5 stars A Life Changer,
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Before I read this book, my life was out of control. My self-esteem was running really low. I was overweight. My personality was always down in the gutter somewhere. I would stop being myself... I was so insecure about myself that I would actually read my horoscope first thing in the morning and totally believe that astrology was the answer to all my problems...obviously as foolish as I was, astrology was not the answer to happiness. This book does not really guarantee anything because the individual who reads the life-changing information is the one who must make the choice, the choice to change.
But there is something even greater to this book than just prioritizing goals and time managment, and that is happiness. This book offers tools and ultimately a way of thinking that ensures an individuals happiness. Hyrum Smith gives us the formula, and we just pop our own individual life charactersistics and goals into the equation.
The best self-help book out there!!!!!
4.0 out of 5 stars A Good Read!,
Rolf Dobelli "getAbstract" (Switzerland) - See all my reviews
This review is from: 10 Natural Laws of Successful Time and Life Management (Paperback)
This book by Hyrum W. Smith would be equally at home in the business or self-help section of a bookstore. Its message is as applicable to a CEO of a large company as it is to a recent high school graduate. Smith liberally peppers the book with anecdotes. These amusing stories provide interesting breaks from the instructional tone he uses in describing the ten natural laws for managing your time and your life. They also help put his abstract concepts - like the Franklin Reality Model and Personal Productivity Pyramid - into an easier-to-understand context. The stories illustrate the concepts of the book in terms everyone can understand. We [...] recommend this useful book to executives who want to learn more about managing their time effectively.
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1. tight - adjective
· closely constrained or constricted or constricting; "tight skirts"; "he hated tight starched collars"; "fingers closed in a tight fist"; "a tight feeling in his chest"
Antonym(s): loose
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· pulled or drawn tight; "taut sails"; "a tight drumhead"; "a tight rope"
Synonym(s): taut
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4. tight - adjective
· pressed tightly together; "with lips compressed"
Synonym(s): compressed
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· (used of persons or behavior) characterized by or indicative of lack of generosity; "a mean person"; "he left a miserly tip"
Synonym(s): mean, mingy, miserly
6. tight - adjective
· affected by scarcity and expensive to borrow; "tight money"; "a tight market"
7. tight - adjective
· of such close construction as to be impermeable; "a tight roof"; "warm in our tight little house"
Antonym(s): leaky
8. tight - adjective
· of textiles; "a close weave"; "smooth percale with a very tight weave"
Synonym(s): close
9. tight - adjective
· securely or solidly fixed in place; rigid; "the bolts are tight"
10. tight - adjective
· (of a contest or contestants) evenly matched; "a close contest"; "a close election"; "a tight game"
Synonym(s): close
11. tight - adjective
· very drunk
Synonym(s): besotted, blind_drunk, blotto, crocked, cockeyed, fuddled, loaded, pie-eyed, pissed, pixilated, plastered, slopped, sloshed, smashed, soaked, soused, sozzled, squiffy, stiff, wet
12. tight - adjective
· exasperatingly difficult to handle or circumvent; "a nasty problem"; "a good man to have on your side in a tight situation"
Synonym(s): nasty
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· demanding strict attention to rules and procedures; "rigorous discipline"; "tight security"; "stringent safety measures"
Synonym(s): rigorous, stringent
14. tight - adjective
· packed closely together; "they stood in a tight little group"; "hair in tight curls"; "the pub was packed tight"
15. tight - adverb
· firmly or closely; "held fast to the rope"; "her foot was stuck fast"; "held tight"
Synonym(s): fast
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· in an attentive manner; "he remained close on his guard"
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I was born in the countryside, used to run up and down the hills and fields, used to stay next to the farmer milking the cows in the stable, quite respectful with animals and the nature. I much more prefer a long walk in the countryside surrounded by nature and silence than a noisy and crowded pub in the evening.
I learned that for every person who close the door in front you there are ten and more able to give you happiness and a sincere smile. The fate depends on ourself only, on our strength of will to create those situations for our best future prospects.
I am very close to my friends, to my family and tend to see them a lot. I like to learn new things everyday, for this I have a lot of patience, people say that I should have been a teacher. I love kids, hope to start a family one day and ready to face all the difficulties which will come.
Rather than scold myself for my imperfections, I accept them and realize my ability to change them. Accepting my own imperfections also allows me to accept those of others.
I show younger than I am, usually people are not able to guess my age, probably have to thank you my grandfather who is actually 105 years old and still in a good shape.
I am a quite active hardworking guy, always here and there doing something, never sit on the sofa.
Don't watch TV since 2001, I don't trust media, journalists and official version of the news.
All my computers are running GNU/Linux OS, all my mobile phones are running AOSP Android without Google services and I have my personal blog.
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Chelsea's Ashley Cole will be off to Paris Saint-Germain at the end of the season - says his Mum!
Brendan Rodgers says Liverpool do not need to spend to be successful, with it his intention to continue nurturing the club's academy stars.
Swansea boss Michael Laudrup is expected to look at making Jonathan de Guzman's loan deal from Villarreal permanent during the January transfer window.
Burnley have slapped a £10million price tag on Charlie Austin in an effort to scare off Premier League interest.
Inter Milan want Manchester City's Mario Balotelli back at the San Siro.
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has made Everton's Marouane Fellaini his number-one target in the January window.
Hugo Lloris has been urged to seek a move away from Tottenham in the New Year by former France international goalkeeper Gregory Coupet.
Darren Bent's Aston Villa team-mates believe there is no way back for the striker under Paul Lambert.
Arsenal have finally made a move to re-open contract negotiations with Theo Walcott.
Didier Drogba could be heading back to Chelsea, but only to train with the European champions.
Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini has been told he must sell at least one of his strikers if he wants to land £45m-rated Radamel Falcao from Atletico Madrid. With Sergio Aguero looking untouchable, that means Edin Dzeko, Mario Balotelli and Carlos Tevez are the Manchester City players under threat. And the word is that £27m Dzeko - despite repeatedly stating that he wants to stay - is the most likely to be sacrificed.
Didier Drogba wants to head back to Chelsea - but only to train with the European champions.
Liverpool are pressing ahead with contract talks to tie up Raheem Sterling as the Kop's new darling rubbished reports he wants £50,000-a-week.
Joe Cole may be offered an escape route from his Liverpool hell - by boyhood club West Ham.
Pablo Zabaleta has taken a swipe at those Manchester City stars moaning about Roberto Mancini changing formations.
Jermaine Pennant has been ribbed by team-mates over his fiancee's saucy jobs.
Chelsea will make a sensational £30million move for Everton talisman Marouane Fellaini in the January transfer window.
Pepe Reina faces a shock snub from Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers today - with Brad Jones set to start in goal at Chelsea.
Roberto Mancini has a clause in his £25million contract where he can walk away from Manchester City over the next two seasons.
Mark Clattenburg is likely to have to wait until Thursday before hearing whether he is to be charged by the FA with using "inappropriate language" towards Chelsea's John Obi Mikel.
West Ham's players are not cashing in on their impressive start to the Premier League season - after a bitter row between players and the club left them without a bonus agreement in place.
Liverpool have begun looking into a move for Burnley hot-shot Charlie Austin.
Manchester City will make a new bid to sign Birmingham's young England keeper Jack Butland in the transfer window.
Michael Laudrup has a £10million January warchest at Swansea - and wants talks with Villarreal over a permanent deal for Jonathan de Guzman.
Andre Villas-Boas wants Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy to push the boat out for Porto's Ghana prodigy Christian Atsu.
Bolton will have talks with Liverpool about Jay Spearing's future - with his loan deal facing a review at the end of the year.
Manchester United are ready to send Chilean hot shot Angelo Henriquez out on loan to a Championship club for the rest of the year.
Everton boss David Moyes sent scouts to watch Sporting Lisbon right-back Cedric Soares last weekend.
Blackburn Rovers are ready to let Bradley Orr go out on loan to a Championship rival.
Manchester United's Ryan Giggs is planning on replacing football with the triathlon when he quits playing.
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is ready to break the bank at last with a £30million bid for Napoli striker Edinson Cavani as the Frenchman bids to save Arsenal's season.
Manchester City could sell Mario Balotelli in January as manager Roberto Mancini has been told he must raise funds before buying players.
Raheem Sterling added to the uncertainty over his Liverpool future by withdrawing a tweet that was meant to reassure Anfield fans.
Roberto Mancini is understood to have met representatives of Radamel Falcao to persuade the £45million Atletico Madrid striker to join Manchester City.
Manchester United could revive their long-standing pursuit of Inter Milan's Holland playmaker Wesley Sneijder this winter.
Arsenal striker Marouane Chamakh has hinted at a return to Bordeaux.
Fulham boss Martin Jol is keeping tabs on FC Twente's Douglas amid fears he could lose captain Brede Hangeland.
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Celtics Morning Joe: Ainge and the Celtics move on without Doc
|Posted by shawn cassidy on June 26, 2013 at 5:00 AM
In the public eye both Danny and Doc looked like they were on the same page, reading the same book, and maybe listening to the same music. During the final stages of Doc's curtain call, Danny and the Celtics offered Doc a letter saying they wanted him back. During Danny's press conference Tuesday afternoon, he expressed that the Celtics wanted and expected Doc Rivers back as head coach for the C's.
"On May 9th, we sent him a letter saying that we expected him to be our coach, and he was under contract to be our coach for three more years. That was our intention all along and that's what we hoped he would do. And then in subsequent weeks, conversations started as he still had uncertainty as to what he would do.
On May 8th, Doc was off in another world dreaming of something better, or at least it seems that Doc wanted the easier path to another title. Danny expressed that him and Doc talked about Doc breaking Red's wins record in Boston , and also having a career like coach Pop, and something that Jerry Sloan had in Utah . Danny said in so few words that everyone was a winner in all of this. He said he wouldn't have traded Doc if it wasn't for the best for the Celtics. Throughout the press conference it was clear that Doc wanted out. With what Danny said about Doc. It was clear that Doc didn't give much thought about his legacy or his players that he left behind.
"I had planned on Doc being our coach all along," Ainge said. "We had discussions about him being a Gregg Popovich, a Jerry Sloan, a Red Auerbach, breaking Red Auerbach's all-time wins record as a Celtic, and being here for a long time. I never thought about this day until (talking with Rivers on) May 8, and even then I didn't really think it was going to happen until (Monday). We never were really close to a deal (with the Clippers), in spite of the reports.
"I don't want to get too emotional. Doc is going to a great situation, a place that he chose, a place that he wants to be. It's not a place that I chose for him to go, or a place I want him to be. But I wish him well. I'm also grateful for my relationship with him."
Danny sounds pretty broken up about this, and it's a shame that his tone doesn't come out with these quotes. It's clear that the Celtics are in change mode. I won't call this rebuilding mode, because this team is a playoff team with or without KG and Pierce. The Celtics just need to shape this roster around Rondo, despite many writers saying he's not a building block. Danny also said he thought Doc didn't give up on this team, and I guess it's up to some of us to disagree. Danny was doing his job in front of the media. He wasn't going to be the bitter ex-girlfriend. Danny was going to show class, but I think we got enough out of Ainge saying that this was Doc's choice.
Doc's loyalty wasn't the first thing on his mind wasn't it? Like we had discussed here a week or so go. Loyalty is dead for the most part in sports. I guess its dead on both sides. I think Danny has been on both sides of not being loyal and being loyal. Doc was a case of Danny being loyal, and trading Perk was something of a bad move and perhaps not a loyal move.
Danny said we shouldn't have bad feelings towards Doc. I've heard some rumblings that this was ownership wanting to let go of Doc because of the salary of Doc. Maybe that's true. Where was Wyc during the press conference? No matter how ownership felt. Doc's departure will hurt his legacy in Boston . Doc will be the only coach besides Bill Fitch to win just one title with the Celtics. Of course Doc will be regarded high because he was a great coach during his 9 years in Boston . Doc was the perfect coach for the veteran 'Big Three" looking for their championship. A second title was minutes and points away in 2010, and that will always be a haunting memory. A moment that will never leave me, and maybe that's what drives Doc. Winning the big one. Knowing the track record of the Clippers. I don't see the Clippers winning the West.
For all of us we can form our own view on the Doc era. With it at an end, and maybe the story wasn't supposed this way, but it has. Doc's lasting memory for me will always be in 2008, but his departure will always eat at my memory of Glenn 'Doc' Rivers. I think this is one of the biggest stories about Ainge's press conference.
Rivers recently shared a fear with Ainge. The coach believed his influence was slipping. Though Ainge denied that the oft-thorny relationship between Rivers and Rajon Rondo influenced the coach's desire to leave, Ainge did acknowledge that Rivers was worried about his hold on players.
"Doc just felt a change would be good for our current players, that maybe a new voice would be better," Ainge said. "He expressed that, yes. He felt like it was time for a change. He shared with me that he felt like we all needed a change. His rationalization or justification for going to the Clippers was that he just felt that was better for everybody. I don't think there should be resentment. I know how Boston fans are, but I don't feel like there should be any."
Ainge also said he doesn't believe Rivers quit on the cause.
"I don't think Doc quit on this franchise," he said. "He knows the pulse of players better than anyone and I think he believed a change was needed. Maybe he felt he needed a change. But Doc gave everything he could for nine years. One thing I've always appreciated about Doc was his stamina. He gets up and down like any coach does after wins and losses, but that sucker is there the next morning, watches the film three times and he's ready to go again. He's given us every ounce he's had for the last nine years."
And if Rivers was haunted by the prospect of another rebuilding phase — a return to the conditions that existed prior to the arrival of Kevin Garnett in the summer of 2007 — Ainge says he understands those apprehensions. But Ainge also made it clear that Rivers signed a five-year contract worth $35 million knowing that a major rebuild was in the works.
I believe his voice was lost. I think the Celtics under played all season, and I think because of that many critics are under selling this team going into next season, and that's great. Look at it this way. The Bulls are already considered title contenders. With Rose coming back. Who else do the Bulls have? The Bulls roster is similar to the Celtics. Rondo is an equal to Rose in some ways, and outside of those two point guards the rosters are filled with talented players. I think everyone is acting like this is a rebuild like the Cave went into when Lebron left Cleveland. This is not even close.
"[Soon after], we had a conversation, him and I, as friends and partners over the last nine years, and a guy that I really trust, we had a conversation that we discussed the possibility of him trying to get the Clippers job. There were other teams that were interested in hiring Doc, [but] we didn't allow any of them to talk to Doc that had inquired. But the Clippers was one that intrigued him a little bit. I'm sure their great mix of talent had a lot to do with that, and his friends Skip and Al -- his golfing buddies out in Bel-Air -- had a lot to do with that. But with the idea that, if it wasn't going to be a win-win-win situation, if it wasn't good for the Celtics -- which is what my job is: Do what's best for the Celtics -- and if it wasn't good for him, it wasn't good for the Clippers, we just wouldn't do a deal. And he'd come back and coach [the Celtics].
I do like Danny's last jab at Doc. "But
the Clippers was one that intrigued him a little bit. I'm sure their
great mix of talent had a lot to do with that, and his friends Skip and
Al -- his golfing buddies out in Bel-Air -- had a lot to do with that." This move was all Doc's choice.
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"Give me water … I'm thirsty …" — "Chain Gang" by Sam Cooke
Most sources agree that the state is currently at its driest point in 500 years.
Hydro-economics and hydro-politics will dominate domestic and global discourse for the foreseeable future. And the size of a country's "water footprint" will soon become as important as its carbon footprint, according to Fred Pearce, author of "When The Rivers Run Dry."
Irrigating crops in the
Locales without continuing water sources will find property values devastated. Commodities will become more expensive to produce: corn, rice, soybeans, wheat, beef, chicken and pork will skyrocket in cost and provide investors with new challenges when considering companies that produce these goods. The first company that can master energy- and cost-efficient desalinization processes will find tremendous global demand for its product and services, but as yet, such widespread technology is not available.
It was only two short summers ago that the
Think about a domestic economy where depleted aquifers can no longer irrigate corn and cattle can't be fed. Comparatively speaking, countries like the
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Deb Schulman is in her 27th season as the Pioneers head volleyball coach.
She has led 19 of her 26 teams to at least 20 wins per season and has an overall record of 613-343. Ten teams have won 25 or more wins, and five times they achieved 30 or more victories. She ranks among the top 25 nationally in both career wins and winning percentage among active coaches.
Schulman guided Stephanie Kirchner to her third consecutive first-team all-WIAC honor in 2013. Kirchner also became the second Pioneer to earn Capital One Academic All-America® NCAA Division III Women's Volleyball honors and finished her stellar career as the third Pioneer to record over 1,000 kills and a 1,000 digs.
In 2012, the Pioneers were dominant on their home floor with an 11-3 record, and during their two tournaments they only dropped two sets in eight games. Junior Stephanie Kirchner became the ninth Pioneer to earn All-American honors from the AVCA.
Schulman and the Pioneers in 2011
continued a string of eight-consecutive berths at the WIAC
Tournament, where they went on to finish fourth. Senior Briana
Kaiser became only the second player in program history to earn
multiple All-American honors from the AVCA. Senior Ali Sikic
wrapped up her career with honorable mention AVCA all-region
recognition, first team all-WIAC accolades and as the program's
all-time assist leader with 5,487 assists. Sikic also was selected
as the Judy Kruckman WIAC Scholar-Athlete for volleyball.
During the 2010 season, the Pioneers avenged two of their three regular-season losses by beating UW-Oshkosh and UW-Eau Claire in the WIAC post-season tournament. Schulman helped guide the Pioneers to their seventh NCAA Division III playoff appearance, where they lost in the regional final to top-seeded Washington University. To reach the regional finals (Sweet 16), the Pioneers swept in straight sets Dominican University and host Carthage College. Schulman earned the American Volleyball Coaches Association Midwest Region Coach of the Year after the Pioneers' outstanding 2010 season.
In 2009, the Pioneers played No. 22 Nebraska-Wesleyan in St. Louis, Mo., in the NCAA Division III national championships. Nebraska-Wesleyan beat the Pioneers in four games.
In both 2005 and 2007, Schulman led the Pioneers to the WIAC post-season tournament championship. In 2007, the Pioneers beat second-seeded UW-Oshkosh and third-seeded UW-Eau Claire before falling to top-ranked UW-Whitewater. The Pioneers earned an at-large berth to the NCAA III tournament and finished with a 24-13 record.
In 2005, the Pioneers won a five-game quarterfinal win at UW-La Crosse, a five-game semifinal victory over UW-Whitewater on the Warhawks' home floor and then a three-game sweep of UW-Eau Claire to win the WIAC championship. The Pioneers beat Midwest Conference champion St. Norbert College 3-0 in the first round of the NCAA III playoffs before falling to eventual national champion UW-Whitewater in the second round. The Pioneers earned a 29-8 record and a final national ranking of 20th. They beat five nationally ranked teams during the course of the season and claimed the school's first WIAC tournament championship since 1992. UW-Platteville advanced to the second round of the NCAA Division III national championships.
Schulman earned the American Volleyball Coaches Association Midwest Region Coach of the Year after the Pioneers' outstanding 2004 season. UW-Platteville went 27-8 and was ranked as high as eighth nationally, despite playing perhaps the nation's strongest schedule. The Pioneers faced 16 ranked teams in 2004, going 9-7 against top 20 teams. They opened the season with three victories over ranked clubs in the Wash. U. tournament, including a win over the hosts and defending national champions, ending the Bears' 30-match home winning streak.
Six Pioneer teams have made the NCAA III post-season tournaments: 1992, 1997, 2005, 2007, 2009, and 2010. In both 2007 and 1997, the Pioneers lost a heartbreaking five-game match to UW-Oshkosh, falling 15-13 in the deciding fifth game.
Schulman also led the Pioneers to national rankings in 1992 and 1993, with the 1992 squad finishing 39-3, winning the league title for the first time in school history and advancing to the NCAA III "Sweet 16." During the 1992 season, the Pioneers rolled off a school-record 31 straight wins. They defeated St. Benedict 15-5, 15-12, 11-15, 15-11 in the first round of the tournament, held at Williams Fieldhouse. In the sectional final, the Pioneers staged a tournament classic before falling to St. Thomas, 11-15, 15-8, 9-15, 15-9, 21-23.
The Pioneers have also excelled in the classroom. The team has won multiple AVCA academic awards.
Under Schulman, the Pioneers have had the largest regular-season crowd in NCAA Division III in eight of the last 11 years for the annual Homecoming "Yell Night" match. The 2011 match against Ashford drew a school-record 1,252 fans, who were entertained by a straight-set Pioneer win.
A 1984 UW-Milwaukee graduate, Schulman was inducted into that school's hall of fame after a stellar career in volleyball, basketball, track, and cross country.
Schulman was inducted into the UW-Platteville Hall of Fame on Dec. 4, 2010.