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Congratulations are in order for Selena Gomez.
The actress turned singer accomplished a huge milestone in the music industry today after finding out that her recent (and extremely catchy, if we do say so ourselves) single "Come & Get It" climbed to the No. 1 spot on the charts.
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Selena's new album, Stars Dance, comes out July 23. Her world tour kicks off Aug. 14 in Vancouver, and then wraps up Nov. 27 in St. Louis, Mo.
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Getting the User's Location
Apps use location data for many purposes, ranging from social networking to turn-by-turn navigation services. They get location data through the classes of the Core Location framework. This framework provides several services that you can use to get and monitor the device's current location:
The significant-change location service provides a low-power way to get the current location and be notified when significant changes occur.
The standard location service offers a highly configurable way to get the current location and track changes.
Region monitoring lets you monitor boundary crossings for defined geographical regions and Bluetooth low-energy beacon regions. (Beacon region monitoring is available in iOS only.)
To use the features of the Core Location framework, you must link your app to
CoreLocation.framework in your Xcode project. To access the classes and headers of the framework, include an
#import <CoreLocation/CoreLocation.h> statement at the top of any relevant source files.
For general information about the classes of the Core Location framework, see Core Location Framework Reference.
Requiring the Presence of Location Services in an iOS App
If your iOS app requires location services to function properly, include the
UIRequiredDeviceCapabilities key in the app's
Info.plist file. The App Store uses the information in this key to prevent users from downloading apps to devices that don't contain the listed features.
The value for the
UIRequiredDeviceCapabilities is an array of strings indicating the features that your app requires. Two strings are relevant to location services:
Include the
location-servicesstring if you require location services in general.
Include the
gpsstring if your app requires the accuracy offered only by GPS hardware.
For more information about the
UIRequiredDeviceCapabilities key, see Information Property List Key Reference.
Getting the User's Current Location
The Core Location framework lets you locate the current position of the device and use that information in your app. The framework reports the device's location to your code and, depending on how you configure the service, also provides periodic updates as it receives new or improved data.
Two services can give you the user's current location:
The standard location service is a configurable, general-purpose solution for getting location data and tracking location changes for the specified level of accuracy.
The significant-change location service delivers updates only when there has been a significant change in the device's location, such as 500 meters or more.
Gathering location data is a power-intensive operation. For most apps, it's usually sufficient to establish an initial position fix and then acquire updates only periodically after that. Regardless of the importance of location data in your app, you should choose the appropriate location service and use it wisely to avoid draining a device's battery. For example:
If your iOS app must keep monitoring location even while it's in the background, use the standard location service and specify the
locationvalue of the
UIBackgroundModeskey to continue running in the background and receiving location updates. (In this situation, you should also make sure the location manager's
pausesLocationUpdatesAutomaticallyproperty is set to
YESto help conserve power.) Examples of apps that might need this type of location updating are fitness or turn-by-turn navigation apps.
If GPS-level accuracy isn't critical for your app and you don't need continuous tracking, use the signicant-change location service. This service can save power by not tracking continuously and only waking the device and launching your app when significant changes occur.
Determining Whether Location Services Are Available
There are situations where location services may not be available. For example:
The user disables location services in the Settings app or System Preferences.
The user denies location services for a specific app.
The device is in Airplane mode and unable to power up the necessary hardware.
For these reasons, it's recommended that you always call the
locationServicesEnabled class method of
CLLocationManager before attempting to start either the standard or significant-change location services. If it returns
NO and you attempt to start location services anyway, the system prompts the user to confirm whether location services should be re-enabled. Because the user probably disabled location services on purpose, the prompt is likely to be unwelcome.
Starting the Standard Location Service
The standard location service is the most common way to get a user's current location because it's available on all devices and in both iOS and OS X. Before using this service, you configure it by specifying the desired accuracy of the location data and the distance that must be traveled before reporting a new location. When you start the service, it uses the specified parameters to determine the hardware to enable and then proceeds to report location events to your app. Because this service takes into account these parameters, it's most appropriate for apps that need more fine-grained control over the delivery of location events. The precision of the standard location service is needed by navigation apps or any app that requires high-precision location data or a regular stream of updates. Because this service typically requires the location-tracking hardware to be enabled for longer periods of time, higher power usage can result.
To use the standard location service, create an instance of the
CLLocationManager class and configure its
desiredAccuracy and
distanceFilter properties. To begin receiving location notifications, assign a delegate to the object and call the
startUpdatingLocation method. As location data becomes available, the location manager notifies its assigned delegate object. If a location update has already been delivered, you can also get the most recent location data directly from the
CLLocationManager object without waiting for a new event to be delivered. To stop the delivery of location updates, call the
stopUpdatingLocation method of the location manager object.
Listing 1-1 shows a sample method that configures a location manager for use. The sample method is part of a class that caches its location manager object in a member variable for later use. (The class also conforms to the
CLLocationManagerDelegate protocol and so acts as the delegate for the location manager.) Because the app doesn't need precise location data, it configures the location service to report the user's general area and send notifications only when the user moves at least half a kilometer.
Listing 1-1 Starting the standard location service
- (void)startStandardUpdates
// Create the location manager if this object does not
// already have one.
if (nil == locationManager)
locationManager = [[CLLocationManager alloc] init];
locationManager.delegate = self;
locationManager.desiredAccuracy = kCLLocationAccuracyKilometer;
// Set a movement threshold for new events.
locationManager.distanceFilter = 500; // meters
[locationManager startUpdatingLocation];
The code for receiving location updates from this service is shown in Receiving Location Data from a Service.
Starting the Significant-Change Location Service
The significant-change location service provides accuracy that's good enough for most apps and represents a power-saving alternative to the standard location service. The service uses Wi-Fi to determine the user's location and report changes in that location, allowing the system to manage power usage much more aggressively than it could otherwise. The significant-change location service can also wake up an iOS app that is currently suspended or not running in order to deliver new location data.
To use the significant-change location service, create an instance of the
CLLocationManager class, assign a delegate to it, and call the
startMonitoringSignificantLocationChanges method as shown in Listing 1-2. As location data becomes available, the location manager notifies its assigned delegate object. If a location update has already been delivered, you can also get the most recent location data directly from the
CLLocationManager object without waiting for a new event to be delivered.
Listing 1-2 Starting the significant-change location service
- (void)startSignificantChangeUpdates
// Create the location manager if this object does not
// already have one.
if (nil == locationManager)
locationManager = [[CLLocationManager alloc] init];
locationManager.delegate = self;
[locationManager startMonitoringSignificantLocationChanges];
As with the standard location service, location data is delivered to the delegate object as described in Receiving Location Data from a Service. To stop the significant change location service, call the
stopMonitoringSignificantLocationChanges method.
If you leave the significant-change location service running and your iOS app is subsequently suspended or terminated, the service automatically wakes up your app when new location data arrives. At wake-up time, the app is put into the background and you are given a small amount of time (around 10 seconds) to manually restart location services and process the location data. (You must manually restart location services in the background before any pending location updates can be delivered, as described in Knowing When to Start Location Services.) Because your app is in the background, it must do minimal work and avoid any tasks (such as querying the network) that might prevent it from returning before the allocated time expires. If it does not, your app will be terminated. If an iOS app needs more time to process the location data, it can request more background execution time using the
beginBackgroundTaskWithName:expirationHandler: method of the
UIApplication class.
Receiving Location Data from a Service
The way you receive location events is the same whether you use the standard or the significant-change location service to get them. Beginning in OS X v10.9 and iOS 6, the location manager reports events to the
locationManager:didUpdateLocations: method of its delegate when they become available. (In earlier versions of both operating systems, the location manager reports events to the
locationManager:didUpdateToLocation:fromLocation: method.) If there is an error retrieving an event, the location manager calls the
locationManager:didFailWithError: method of its delegate instead.
Listing 1-3 shows the delegate method for receiving location events. Because the location manager object sometimes returns cached events, it's recommended that you check the timestamp of any location events you receive. (It can take several seconds to obtain a rough location fix, so the old data simply serves as a way to reflect the last known location.) In this example, the method throws away any events that are more than fifteen seconds old under the assumption that events up to that age are likely to be good enough. If you are implementing a navigation app, you might want to lower the threshold.
Listing 1-3 Processing an incoming location event
// Delegate method from the CLLocationManagerDelegate protocol.
- (void)locationManager:(CLLocationManager *)manager
didUpdateLocations:(NSArray *)locations {
// If it's a relatively recent event, turn off updates to save power.
CLLocation* location = [locations lastObject];
NSDate* eventDate = location.timestamp;
NSTimeInterval howRecent = [eventDate timeIntervalSinceNow];
if (abs(howRecent) < 15.0) {
// If the event is recent, do something with it.
NSLog(@"latitude %+.6f, longitude %+.6f\n",
In addition to a location object's timestamp, you can also use the accuracy reported by that object to determine whether you want to accept an event. As it receives more accurate data, the location service may return additional events, with the accuracy values reflecting the improvements accordingly. Throwing away less accurate events means your app wastes less time on events that can't be used effectively anyway.
Knowing When to Start Location Services
Apps that use location services should not start those services until they're needed. With a few exceptions, avoid starting location services immediately at launch time or before such services might reasonably be used. Otherwise you might raise questions in the user's head about how your app uses location data. The user knows when your app starts location services because the first time your app starts the service, the system prompts the user for permission to use it. Waiting until the user performs a task that actually requires those services helps build trust that your app is using them appropriately. Another way to build trust is to include the
NSLocationUsageDescription key in your app's
Info.plist file and set the value of that key to a string that describes how your app intends to use location data.
If you are monitoring regions or using the significant-change location service in your app, there are situations where you must start location services at launch time. Apps using those services can be terminated and subsequently relaunched when new location events arrive. Although the app itself is relaunched, location services are not started automatically. When an app is relaunched because of a location update, the launch options dictionary passed to your
application:willFinishLaunchingWithOptions: or
application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions: method contains the
UIApplicationLaunchOptionsLocationKey key. The presence of that key signals that new location data is waiting to be delivered to your app. To obtain that data, you must create a new
CLLocationManager object and restart the location services that you had running prior to your app's termination. When you restart those services, the location manager delivers all pending location updates to its delegate.
Getting Location Events in the Background (iOS Only)
iOS supports the delivery of location events to apps that are suspended or no longer running. The delivery of location events in the background supports apps whose functionality would be impaired without them, so configure your app to receive background events only when doing so provides a tangible benefit to the user. For example, a turn-by-turn navigation app needs to track the user's position at all times and notify the user when it's time to make the next turn. If your app can make do with alternate means, such as region monitoring, it should do so.
You have multiple options for obtaining background location events, and each has advantages and disadvantages with regard to power consumption and location accuracy. Whenever possible, apps should use the significant-change location service (described in Starting the Significant-Change Location Service), which can use Wi-Fi to determine the user's position and consumes the least amount of power. But if your app requires higher precision location data, you can configure it as a background location app and use the standard location service.
Using the Standard Location Service in the Background
iOS apps can use the standard location service in the background if they provide services that require continuous location updates. As a result, this capability is most appropriate for apps that assist the user in navigation- and fitness-related activities. To enable this capability in your app, enable the Background Modes capability in your Xcode project (located in the Capabilities tab of your project) and enable the Location updates mode. The code you write to start and stop the standard location services is unchanged.
The system delivers location updates to background location apps when the app is in the foreground, is running in the background, or is suspended. In the case of a suspended app, the system wakes up the app, delivers the update to the location manager's delegate, and then returns the app to the suspended state as soon as possible. While it is running in the background, your app should do as little work as possible to process the new location data.
When location services are enabled, iOS must keep the location hardware powered up so that it can gather new data. Keeping the location hardware running degrades battery life, and you should always stop location services in your app whenever you do not need the resulting location data.
If you must use location services in the background, you can help Core Location maintain good battery life for the user's device by taking additional steps when you configure your location manager object:
Make sure the location manager's
pausesLocationUpdatesAutomaticallyproperty is set to
YES. When this property is set to
YES, Core Location pauses location updates (and powers down the location hardware) whenever it makes sense to do so, such as when the user is unlikely to be moving anyway. (Core Location also pauses updates when it can't obtain a location fix.)
Assign an appropriate value to the location manager's
activityTypeproperty. The value in this property helps the location manager determine when it is safe to pause location updates. For an app that provides turn-by-turn automobile navigation, setting the property to
CLActivityTypeAutomotiveNavigationcauses the location manager to pause events only when the user does not move a significant distance over a period of time.
Call the
allowDeferredLocationUpdatesUntilTraveled:timeout:method whenever possible to defer the delivery of updates until a later time, as described in Deferring Location Updates While Your App Is in the Background.
When the location manager pauses location updates, it notifies its delegate object by calling its
locationManagerDidPauseLocationUpdates: method. When the location manager resumes updates, it calls the delegate's
locationManagerDidResumeLocationUpdates: method. You can use these delegate methods to perform tasks or adjust the behavior of your app. For example, when location updates are paused, you might use the delegate notification to save data to disk or stop location updates altogether. A navigation app in the middle of turn-by-turn directions might prompt the user and ask whether navigation should be disabled temporarily.
Deferring Location Updates While Your App Is in the Background
In iOS 6 and later, you can defer the delivery of location updates when your app is in the background. It's recommended that you use this feature when your app could process the location data later without any problems. For example, a fitness app that tracks the user's location on a hiking trail could defer updates until the user hikes a certain distance or until a certain amount of time has elapsed and then process the updates all at once. Deferring updates saves power by letting your app sleep for longer periods of time. Because deferring location updates requires the presence of GPS hardware on the target device, be sure to call the
deferredLocationUpdatesAvailable class method of the
CLLocationManager class to determine whether the device supports deferred location updates.
Call the
allowDeferredLocationUpdatesUntilTraveled:timeout: method of the
CLLocationManager class to begin deferring location updates. As shown in Listing 1-4, the usual place to call this method is in the
locationManager:didUpdateLocations: method of your location manager delegate object. This method shows how a sample hiking app might defer location updates until the user hikes a minimum distance. To prevent itself from calling the
allowDeferredLocationUpdatesUntilTraveled:timeout: method multiple times, the delegate uses an internal property to track whether updates have already been deferred. It sets the property to
YES in this method and sets it back to
NO when deferred updates end.
Listing 1-4 Deferring location updates
// Delegate method from the CLLocationManagerDelegate protocol.
- (void)locationManager:(CLLocationManager *)manager
didUpdateLocations:(NSArray *)locations {
// Add the new locations to the hike
[self.hike addLocations:locations];
// Defer updates until the user hikes a certain distance
// or when a certain amount of time has passed.
if (!self.deferringUpdates) {
CLLocationDistance distance = self.hike.goal - self.hike.distance;
NSTimeInterval time = [self.nextAudible timeIntervalSinceNow];
[locationManager allowDeferredLocationUpdatesUntilTraveled:distance
self.deferringUpdates = YES;
When a condition you specified in the
allowDeferredLocationUpdatesUntilTraveled:timeout: method is met, the location manager calls the
locationManager:didFinishDeferredUpdatesWithError: method of its delegate object to let you know that it has stopped deferring the delivery of location updates. The location manager calls this delegate method exactly once for each time your app calls the
allowDeferredLocationUpdatesUntilTraveled:timeout: method. After deferred updates end, the location manager proceeds to deliver any location updates to your delegate's
locationManager:didUpdateLocations: method.
You can stop the deferral of location updates explicitly by calling the
disallowDeferredLocationUpdates method of the
CLLocationManager class. When you call this method, or stop location updates altogether using the
stopUpdatingLocation method, the location manager calls your delegate's
locationManager:didFinishDeferredUpdatesWithError: method to let you know that deferred updates have indeed stopped.
If the location manager encounters an error and can't defer location updates, you can access the cause of the error when you implement the
locationManager:didFinishDeferredUpdatesWithError: delegate method. For a list of the possible errors that may be returned—and what, if anything, you can to resolve them—see the
CLError constants in Core Location Constants Reference.
Tips for Conserving Battery Power
Getting location data in an iOS-based device can require a lot of power. Because most apps don't need location services to be running all the time, turning off location services when they're not needed is the simplest way to save power.
Turn off location services when you aren't using them. This guideline may seem obvious but it's worth repeating. With the exception of navigation apps that offer turn-by-turn directions, most apps don't need location services to be on all the time. Turn location services on just long enough to get a location fix and then turn them off. Unless the user is in a moving vehicle, the current location shouldn't change frequently enough to be an issue. And you can always start location services again later if needed.
Use the significant-change location service instead of the standard location service whenever possible. The significant-change location service provides significant power savings while still allowing you to leave location services running. This is highly recommended for apps that need to track changes in the user's location but don't need the higher precision offered by the standard location services.
Use lower-resolution values for the desired accuracy unless doing so would impair your app. Requesting a higher accuracy than you need causes Core Location to power up additional hardware and waste power for precision you don't need. Unless your app really needs to know the user's position within a few meters, don't put the values
kCLLocationAccuracyNearestTenMetersin the
desiredAccuracyproperty. And remember that specifying a value of
kCLLocationAccuracyThreeKilometersdoesn't prevent the location service from returning better data. Most of the time, Core Location can return location data with an accuracy within a hundred meters or so.
Turn off location events if the accuracy doesn't improve over a period of time. If your app isn't receiving events with the desired level of accuracy, you should look at the accuracy of events you do receive and see if it is improving or staying about the same over time. If accuracy isn't improving, it could be because the desired accuracy is simply not available at the moment. Turning off location services and trying again later prevents your app from wasting power.
Specify an activity type for your app when using the standard location service to process location data in the background. Letting Core Location know what type of activity is associated with your app (for example, whether it's an automobile navigation app or a fitness app) helps the location manager determine the most appropriate time to pause location updates when your app is in the background. Helping the location manager to determine when to pause location updates in your app can help improve battery life on the user's device.
Allow the location manager to defer the delivery of location updates when your app is in the background. When your app can't do anything useful with the location updates it receives from the location manager—other than log the information and go back to sleep—allow the location manager to defer those updates until they're more meaningful to your app.
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Parish Pastor of the Year Award
Nomination Requirements and Form
Each year at the Annual Conference, typically held in the spring, the Academy of Parish Clergy recognizes a pastor for demonstrating excellence in parish ministry, by awarding him or her the Parish Pastor of the Year Award.
The nominee chosen for this award is invited to attend the Annual Conference, where presentation of the award is made. Registration fees, lodging, meals, and a transportation stipend are provided. The honoree receives an attractive plaque announcing his or her receipt of the award, and a one-year membership in the Academy of Parish Clergy.
The Academy of Parish Clergy is pleased to be celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Parish Pastor of the Year Award at our 2012 Annual Conference.
Nomination Requirements
At least one recommendation prepared by a lay person is required. Recommendations from staff and judicatory leadership are welcomed. More than one recommendation for a nominee is preferred.
To nominate a pastor for the Parish Pastor of the Year Award, please provide the information described below.
Provide the name, address, phone number, and email address of the following:
- Pastor being nominated for this award
- Congregation(s) currently being served by the nominee
- Nominee's immediate judicatory or ecclesiastical leadership
- Person writing this recommendation
Please describe how the nominated pastor exhibits the four pastoral characteristics described below.
1. FAITHFULNESS: Describe this person's personal faith as it is grounded in a connection and time with God (including devotional life) and how this person helps people mature in the faith and encourages others along their faith journeys. What is the worthiness of the calling? These are pastoral and spiritual characteristics.
2. PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS: Describe this pastor's personal motivation (self-starter and internally driven and called to do the work of mission and ministry). How does this person adapt to options and work collaboratively with a variety of perspectives? Describe this person's self care habits and the supportive spouse/partner and family environment. When things don't go as planned, what is the ability to get back up and try again with another approach? What is the evidence of focused continuing education? Is a code of ethics and conduct apparent and kept?
3. LEADERSHIP: Describe how this person fosters and leads with a sense of unity of spirit and purpose; how the congregation is lead to discern and see God's preferred future with increasing clarity; how leadership and credit is shared with others, thus creating a distributed sense of ownership; how others in the congregation get connected to ministry using their gifts as ways to discern how best to serve; how building good relationships is demonstrated and fostered in others. All this may be described as prudence: grasping each situation in its uniqueness, to engage in its complexity, to possess the spectrum of skills and knowledge necessary to address current and long-range issues.
4. CONGREGATIONAL OBJECTIVES: How does the congregation show intentionality in reaching new people and growing in worship attendance as part of the pastor's leadership? How has the congregation become more relevant and faithful to the larger community? How does the pastor's ministry connect to people outside the membership?
Thank you for making a nomination! Please send your nomination by February 15, 2012 to:
Rev. Dr. David E. Imhoff
254 Curtiss Parkway
Miami Springs, FL, 33166


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Michael E. Knight
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|Michael Edward Knight
May 7, 1959
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|Catherine Hickland (1992–2006)
Michael Edward Knight (born May 7, 1959) is an American actor, best known for his role as Tad Martin on ABC soap opera All My Children.[1][2][3]
Knight's first major acting role was portraying Tad Martin on the soap opera All My Children. His first stint on the show ran from 1982–1986. He returned from 1988–1990, and again from 1992 until the ABC series finale in 2011 and the online revival of the series in 2013. Knight also appeared as Ted Orsini on AMC from 1993–1994.[4]
His reason for leaving the show was to pursue acting projects on the West Coast, which included a starring role in the feature film Date with an Angel, and various primetime appearances — including Murder, She Wrote, Dear John and Grapevine. Knight co-starred in the off-Broadway play Wrong Turn at Lungfish, and he appeared in the ABC movie for television She Stood Alone: The Tailhook Scandal, and in the off-Broadway Cakewalk with Linda Lavin.
Knight was born in Princeton, New Jersey. He was educated at The Thacher School in Ojai, California, and attended Wesleyan University, graduating in 1980, a year ahead of schedule.
Knight was honored with two Daytime Emmy Awards for 'Outstanding Younger Leading Actor' (1986 and 1987). In 2001, he was honored with his third Daytime Emmy Award. He also received the 1997 Soap Opera Digest Award for 'Best Supporting Actor' and a nomination in the same category in 1998. In 2005, he was nominated for an Emmy for 'Outstanding Leading Actor'.
Knight was married from June 27, 1992 – 2006 to One Life to Live star Catherine Hickland, who, ironically, was previously married to actor David Hasselhoff, who famously played a character named "Michael Knight".
Knight and Hickland were honored for their charitable work by the West End Intergenerational Residence in Manhattan in 1999.
Knight will begin appearing as Dr. Simon Neville on CBS The Young and the Restless, starting October 15, 2015.[5]
See also[edit]
- ^ About Michael E. Knight: All My Children on WCHS-TV8. Wchstv.com. Retrieved on 2011-09-06.
- ^ Michael E. Knight Biography. Tvguide.com (2011-06-09). Retrieved on 2011-09-06.
- ^ Michael E. Knight (Tad, AMC). soapoperadigest.com
- ^ Michael E. Knight at the Internet Movie Database
- ^ "All My Children Vet Michael E. Knight Joins Young and the Restless". TVLine.com. September 9, 2015. Retrieved October 7, 2015.
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LUBBOCK, Texas – Mike Gundy walked behind the OSU bench, looking for his wife and boys. They had motored down from Stillwater, and Mike had a message. Get on home, it's a long drive.
Oklahoma State Football: Cowboys' rout of Texas Tech proves they've got that something special
Then Gundy stopped and signed an autograph for a giddy Cowboy fan leaning over the front row.
There were three minutes left in the game.
Strange Saturday at Jones Stadium. The site of so many frustrating OSU meltdowns went the other way, in a big-time way. The second-ranked Cowboys blasted Texas Tech 66-6, and this one became a party very quickly: 21-0 after the first quarter, 35-0 27 seconds into the second quarter, 49-0 at halftime.
Merriment ruled the Cowboy sideline. Stress, which can hover over a team in Big Bowl contention, was scattered to the west Texas wind. Gray pants for the Cowboys, but no gray hairs, not on this day.
This was so one-sided, Boone Pickens declared victory at halftime. Boone might be a wildcatter on the oil field and in the boardroom, but he's a cautious superfan.
"Two more to go," Pickens said. "I'm putting this one in the stack. I don't do that often."
Two more indeed. Iowa State on Friday night, then Bedlam on Dec. 3. Play like this, and the Cowboys are New Orleans-bound.
"We've got something special going on," said quarterback Brandon Weeden.
OSU dominated every phase against a Tech team that has gone splat since pulling that epic upset of the Sooners in Norman three weeks ago. That defeat is looking worse and worse for OU. Meanwhile, the Cowboys are looking more and more like a team incapable of laying a clunker.
Offense, defense, kicking game. The Cowboys were pristine against Tech, minus Joseph Randle's two fumbles.
"I think we made a big statement," said flanker Josh Cooper. "We thought coming into this game it was going to be a shootout. Expected to play four quarters. Got out here, started fast, everything was clicking."
Until last season, OSU hadn't won in Lubbock since World War II. The wind picked up Saturday, but neither sandstorm nor Tech threatened the Cowboys.
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February 4, 2013
Out of the Easy
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First sentence: "My mother's a prostitute."
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Release date: February 12, 2013
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The first sentence says it all: for most of her nearly 18 years, Josie has grown up in the New Orleans French Quarter, the daughter of a prostitute, with all that implies. Except, she hates the implications of it all: the catcalls from the boys, the assumptions that she'll just hop into bed with anyone, just because her mother does. Josie has done all that she could to separate herself from that world: she works at a local bookstore, living upstairs. She does clean the whorehouse -- she had an agreement and a friendship with the owner, Willie -- coming in the early mornings. But she has bigger dreams:of getting out of New Orleans, of getting into Smith College, of making a real life for herself.
But, her life -- and her mother, who is one of the worst I've seen in a while -- is conspiring against her. There's been a murder, which Josie's mother is implicated. There's an incident with the mob. There are boys she likes. And the owner of the bookstore whose health is failing. There's the fact that she can't get a reference for Smith. All are making her question her decision to get out. Maybe she's just a daughter of a New Orleans whore, and she should just embrace it.
Even though I've read Sepetys's first book, I didn't quite know what to expect from this one. New Orleans is such a vastly different place than Stalin's Russia. But, upon reflection, maybe there are similarities. Both Lina and Josie are trapped by circumstances out of control. And even though Lina's circumstances are more life-threatening (even though Josie always carries a gun; the French Quarter is not exactly a safe place for a young girl, even in the 1950s), Josie is just as trapped, just as desirous of freedom as Lina is.
And Josie is such a great character to root for; I wanted her to get out, to succeed. I felt her heartbreak, her anger, her hope. Which is really the mark of a great writer. Sepetys knows how to engage the reader, to write in a way that makes these characters fully dimensional. And even though her subjects are not pretty, her writing is gorgeous.
It's not as heartbreaking as her first novel, but it is just as amazing.
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- Ashley said...
Hi! I'm the one who talked to you for so long in the store today. Thank you for all your help! Also, I'll be sure to follow you in my Google Reader now.
My URL is www.ink-and-paper-pursuit.tumblr.com
Thanks again!
- February 4, 2013 at 4:24 PM
- Lisas2186 said...
This is such a great book! If the trend continues, Sepetys' next book will take place in Madagascar or some other place equally far from Siberia and New Orleans...
- February 4, 2013 at 8:06 PM
- Melissa Fox said...
Ashley! Welcome. And it was lovely talking to you at the store. It's not often someone comes in who 1) is as well-read as I am and 2) as excited about YA/Teen books as I am.
Come back often! (Both here and to the store. :-D)
- February 4, 2013 at 8:23 PM
- Melissa Fox said...
Lisa: Madagascar. Huh. I like the sound of that.
- February 4, 2013 at 8:24 PM
- Holly said...
I just finished this a few days ago and thought it was lovely. I'll probably stay away from her first book for now. Me and WWII era novels don't get along.
- February 6, 2013 at 1:32 AM
- Susan said...
I actually didn't love Sepetys' first book, but I adored OUT OF THE EASY. Even though it's gritty, it's warm, compelling and very atmospheric. I'm glad it's getting lots of good buzz on the book blogosphere because it's a great novel! Glad you loved it :)
- February 8, 2013 at 7:30 AM
- chachic said...
Clearly, I need to read this book. You, Holly and Heidi all reviewed it recently.
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I just started this one yesterday and it's really good so far. I have high hopes!
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With Urban Meyer's retirement, the Gators are no longer the high chieftains of the spread. Will Muschamp has promised to be "pro style on offense and defense," which is fine and dandy, but what exactly does "pro style" mean? I've never really liked calling offenses by names, especially today considering every offense borrows something from other offenses. So I was trying to think of a good description that didn't have me spitting nails when a familiar voice called out to me from beyond the darkness.
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The one prevailing guideline is Muschamp's requirement that the coordinator have both NFL and college experience, and run something like pro-style. We assume pro-style here means the grab-bag of multi-formation, non-option based systems that fall outside of the realm of the Five Families of College-Only offenses: Air Raid, Spread Option, I-Form Triple-Option, Run 'N Shoot, and the Flexbone.
So, that's our baseline.
But before we get into what Florida's going to go through, lets think about Florida's personnel and the transition they're going to have to deal with. I did some research on the origins of Urban's offense, and what I found was actually kind of surprising. I've been a big time hater of Urban's spread when it comes to preparing kids for the NFL (which, in hindsight, was kind of dumb considering I really don't care about that), but I did like it's creativity and emphasis on power (especially this play, which Tressel stole and ran during the Michigan game), and in reading more about it, I really appreciated its roots.
Urban and his crew at Bowling Green went to each of the underrated hotbeds in the early 2000's when it comes to college football offense. I had no idea that he had this type of conference with guys like Scott Linehan at Louisville, Joe Tiller, Randy Walker, Kevin Wilson (then at Northwestern, went to Oklahoma as OC and is now the head coach at Indiana), Paul Johnson and Rich Rod when he was at WVU. That's a fucking all star lineup of some of the best offensive minds we have in the country, and frankly, that's fucking awesome.
An aside…here's a direct quote from Smart Football. "This is the same spread playbook high school teams are running; indeed, there's little that Meyer runs now that Northwestern and West Virginia weren't running back then. Most differences are simply cosmetic." So…HAH! Oh, and fuck Oregon.
But, petty bitching aside, Meyer's scheme was brutally simple and it's impossible to argue with the results. With two safeties back, they had the advantage in numbers in the box (with 4 wide and presumably each covered, two safeties back would leave five defenders in the box with five lineman). With one safety up in the box (single-high), they could pass because they had a hat on a hat in terms of protection and they could find the single coverage knowing that one of the two targets (on the side the deep safety isn't cheating towards) was preposterously more talented than the defender covering him. In zero, they burnt you for big plays.
This is a very simple to learn, almost autopilot offense that is unstoppable when you have a roster like they've had recently. However, they won't be able to lean on the scheme as heavily without relying on the zone-read and multiple receiver sets. This should make the OL's job easier as there will be some consistency with what's going on behind them (plus, it's easier to snap with a QB under center) but the passing game will have to work harder as those easy reads for the QB won't be there and it'll be a lot less dangerous to play with two safeties deep.
But fortunately for Florida fans, a transition to an offense like the one described above won't be that hard of a transition because they're Florida and they have their pick of the litter when it comes to talent. While it'd be great to sit here and all hoist drinks and congratulate ourselves on Florida going the way of Bill Callahan's Nebraska teams, a switch to a more sophisticated offensive identity is probably something they'll be able to pull off rather seemlessly. First off, they have Will Muschamp and Kirby Smart on the payroll, two of the best defensive gurus in college football, so it's not like teams will actually score on the Gators. Plus, if anything, John Brantley is suited for this type of offense, and the backs and WR's can make an easy enough transition to create at least the semblance of a balanced attack.
If this was any school making this kind of adjustment other than one of the big four of five superprograms, I'd be extremely negative about making such drastic a change. I don't think it's in Michigan's best interests to go after Jim Harbaugh and create another two years of roster hand-wringing hoping the name's still big enough to draw recruits to a losing program. But this is Florida and Florida has recruited at a level seen by very few programs ever in the sport and talent usually wins out.
I wouldn't be surprised by some growing pains, but this is hardly a controversial move. Florida has their pick of quality offensive assistants and could probably get Paul Petrino away from Illinois if they wanted so even though I expect a few speedbumps, I couldn't imagine Florida being an abject disaster on offense like they were this year.
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Hemmings Find of the Day – 1956 Ford Country Sedan station wagon
The seller of this 1956 Ford Country Sedan station wagon, for sale on Hemmings.com, makes absolutely no claims of originality. In fact, if our reference materials are accurate, the 312-cu.in. V-8 wasn't available in station wagons for the 1956 model year, meaning this example received a later donor engine at some point during its near six-decade lifespan. In other words, those looking to capture concours d'elegance glory should probably look elsewhere for a more original example. Those looking for a weekend driver with personality, style and carrying capacity, on the other hand, may want to give this restored
six-seat family hauler a second glance. From the seller's description:
1956 Ford Country Sedan Wagon – Sure there's room for your surf board, but you don't need to hang-ten to enjoy this 6 passenger classic beauty. This 1956 Ford Country Wagon has been cosmetically restored to sheer perfection: painted a striking combination of cherry red and Colonial White, with new matching red and white upholstery, a new headliner, new red carpet, and new Ford Floor mats. The interior dash has also been painted to match and if the retro paint job isn't enough of an eye catcher, we've added a brand new sparkling chrome grill, and gleaming chrome bumpers. But as you're cruising the avenues don't let the envious looks slow you down, it's sure to be a cool ride because this air conditioned looker is complete with a purring 312 CID V-8 engine, auto Ford-O-Matic transmission, and iconic White Wall tires. So sit back, rest your elbow on the door, and crank up the Frankie Avalon—let this rare 1956 Ford Country Wagon make your California dreams come true. This wonderful car also has AM factory radio, new windshield and 3 new side glass, new shock absorber, new brakes, new brake booster, new battery and starter.
Location: Temecula, California
Status: Available
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Hemmings Find of the Day – 1964 Ford Country Sedan
We're often left guessing why the original owners of certain cars with unusual or unexpected configurations ordered the cars that way, but it's no stretch of the imagination to see why drag race photographer Lloyd King bought this 1964 Ford Country Sedan now for sale on Hemmings.com with a Z-code 390 and painted burgundy. Aside from the obvious attraction of a big-block V-8 in a station wagon, this Country Sedan also appears largely unrestored, down to King's business lettering on the doors. From the seller's description:
Factory Z code 390 300HP with 3 speed/overdrive transmission. Mostly detailed engine compartment but could use a little more. Just had carburetor rebuilt and Pertronix ignition installed. New battery, cap, rotor, wires, etc. Runs great. No smoke at all. No leaks either. Transmission shifts fine but has a small leak. Overdrive doesn't always work though. Interior is near mint with no rips or tears anywhere. Original plastic is still on the rear seat. Fronts were on but dried up. Dash has no cracks.Headliner is perfect. Rear compartment is excellent. Some dash lights not working . Everything else works.Has aftermarket Tachometer and oil pressure guage. There is no rust on this car. Body has 80 percent original vintage burgundy paint. There are a few areas where someone did small repairs and did not do very nice blend job. Right front hood, both door front tops (had mirror holes) and a few places on the right side were redone. I placed a magnet on every panel and couldn't find any filler. Car starts, runs, drives and stops fine. Updated 15″ steel wheels with dog dish caps. This was used by legendary race photographer, Lloyd King to travel to the races. He and his wife towed a trailer. It was also in the Eastern Pennsylvania Race Museum for some time.
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Hemmings Find of the Day – 1955 Ford Country Sedan
Not as flashy as the country club-rolling Country Squire, but not as basic as the handyman special Ranch Wagon, the Country Sedan represented the Customline range in Ford's station wagon lineup to appeal to middle-class suburban households, and outsold its brethren combined. This particular 272-powered 1955 Ford Country Sedan for sale on Hemmings.com, appears to have survived its formative years of grocery store runs, potlucks, and summer vacations, in need of only a refurbishment and not a total restoration. From the seller's description:
Out of hibernation, having been stored in a climate controlled warehouse as part of a collection, I have meticulously refreshed it, inclusive of, but not limited to, all fluid replacements (oils, brake fluid, ATF, antifreeze (correct green), new fuel w/filter, carburetor overhaul, new distributor cap, points, rotor, ignition wires, spark plugs, belts, thermostat, chassis lubrication, brake inspection/ clean and adjust, repack wheel bearings, new hood insulation, new high flow dual exhaust mufflers providing for a delightful exhaust note, Exide 6 volt battery with high cold cranking amps, and new 6 volt backup electric fuel pump. I'm sure I missed something here.
Nicely "shod" with matching, almost new Coker two and three quarter inch whitewall radial tires, it tracks and drives effortlessly, assisted by factory power steering.
Powered by a original mileage, matching numbers, 272 cubic inch, 170 horsepower Y Block V8, it starts, runs, and shifts smoothly (Fordomatic) on the highways and country roads, with no unusual noises, smoke or vibrations. It's a joy to drive. Its engine, driveline, and suspension are very original, and I believe the mileage of 57,029 miles to be original. There are no major oil leaks whatsoever, and the engine, transmission and differential appear very tight.
Refinished at some point in its history, the paint shows very nicely, with no real indication as near as I can ascertain of previous body damage. A small amount of surface rust is beginning to show at the base of the tail gate (bubbling); however, is not evident on the interior portion or edge of the gate as is so typical of these wagons. It appears to be possibly poor body prep in this area when refinished.
Stainless trim and the chrome bumpers are in excellent shape. The hood ornament and tops of the door handles have some pitting, but have polished up very nicely when the car was professionally detailed.
The rocker panels, quarters, doors, frame and floors appear to be very solid, with some evidence a a previous minor repair to two body mounts and inner rocker face. Undercarriage surface only rust, given its age exists, however is not a problem.
Its original and fun contrasting red and white interior (seats, door panels, visors etc.) is in magnificent condition, with no tears or splits. Its headliner, dash board, floor covering, steering wheel, controls and gauges are in excellent condition. Glass is in excellent shape, with no clouding, bubbling or chips, and all the windows (roll down and rear sliding quarter) function nicely.
All the controls and electrical function normally (lights, turn signals, heater fan, switches, choke, gauges, wipers, etc), with the exception of the fuel gauge, which is occasionally lazy in its operation.
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Hemmings Find of the Day – 1958 Ford Country Sedan
The term "street rod" encompasses a wide variety of cars, including this subtle 1958 Ford Country Sedan for sale on Hemmings.com. To the casual observer, only the car's lowered stance reveals that this may be more than your grandfather's old grocery-getter, but the more you look beneath the skin, the more you appreciate the modifications to improve driveability. Its original engine has been replaced by a 390-cu.in. V-8 from a 1966 Ford Galaxie 500, and power is now sent to the ground via a 9-inch Ford rear end. Modern front disc brakes ensure contemporary stopping distances, while the steering and suspension have been gone through and updated as necessary. Even the interior looks as if it's had some work done, making the few finishing touches required seem trivial in comparison. From the seller's description:
restored in the last three years. New paint and interior. Steering and suspension were completely rebuilt, including new ball joints, tie rods, bushings, springs. Engine is a 390 fe motor from a 1966 Ford Galaxie 500. Custom headers and dual exhaust. Electronic ignition. Aluminum radiator. Carter four barrel carburetor. Ford Nine inch rearend. Brake system was completely redone. Brakes were upgraded. Front disc brakes and power booster were installed. Needs some finishing touches like emblems, trim plates replated. Bumpers should be replated. All the hard and expensive work has been done. Runs and drives excellent. Fun to drive and attracts a lot of attention.
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Hemmings Find of the Day – 1968 Ford Country Sedan
For some people, the main selling feature of this 1968 Ford Country Sedan for sale on Hemmings.com is its original unrestored and clean condition. For others, it's the dual facing rear seats that squeezed one more (likely under-four-foot) person under its greenhouse. Still for others, it's the fact that the wagon hasn't been tarted up as a Country Squire and maintains its unadorned flanks, dog-dish hubcaps and general lack of froufrou. From the seller's description:
10-passenger Station Wagon- unrestored original. Very rare combination of 302 V-8, factory air conditioning, power steering, power disc brakes, and 3-Speed standard transmission with column-mounted shifter. 47K actual miles from new and totally original. Original Diamond Green finish with light beige all-vinyl interior. Runs, drives, and handles like you would expect from a low-mileage original. Original owner's manual from 1968 included.
Location: Lake Murray, South Carolina
Status: No Longer Available
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Hemmings Find of the Day – 1957 Ford Country Sedan
The reported original condition of this 1957 Ford Country Sedan for sale on Hemmings.com can certainly be explained by the car's Western origins; what we find hard to explain, however, is why it accumulated less than 50,000 miles over the years – station wagons, even nicer ones such as this, were meant to rack up the miles both in and around town and crossing the country for family vacations. From the seller's description:
This is an un-restored car that has the original paint, chrome and interior, with 47,000 original miles. This Country Sedan is the six-passenger model and is out of Reno, Nevada. This amazing automobile looks amazing in its original Willow Green and Colonial White with green and white interior. The vehicle's 292CI V-8 (212hp) runs amazing and the 3 speed transmission on the column with overdrive shifts very smoothly. Some features include the Holley four barrel carburetor, whitewall tires, heater, defroster, two-tone paint, large wheel covers, and an outside rearview mirror. This car is not only in phenomenal original condition but also drives fantastic, as well.
Location: Portland, Connecticut
Status: Available
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Hemmings Find of the Day – 1964 Ford Country Sedan
While we generally consider "rare" to mean "of limited production," it can also mean "of the few still existing." To illustrate, take this 1964 Ford Country Sedan for sale on Hemmings.com: One of more than 68,000 six-passenger station wagons built that year (and surely one of many of those 68,000 to feature the base six-cylinder, three-speed drivetrain), it could by no means have been considered rare under the former definition, but thanks to decades of preference for V-8s since then, a six-cylinder Country Sedan could nowadays be considered rare under the latter definition. From the seller's description:
Purchased pre-owned in 1966 in Worcester, Massachusetts, with 29K miles on it, its owner traded in a 1961 Wagon. Owned by the same family for 34 years, it was subsequently sold to a collector in Fitchburg, Massachusetts, with 61K miles on it, wherein he lovingly maintained it for an additional 12 years, subsequently selling it to us. We were ecstatic to find such a rare, original car in magnificent condition.
We have in our possession the original bills of sale, owner's manuals, registrations, owner's notes, original keys and much much more.
Its body is in very nice condition, maintaining its original paint, with one refinished only spot on the right front door which, can be seen in the pictures. Its paint shows nicely. Floors, and rockers are solid, with only minor surface rust on the undercarriage.
Its second owner refurbished many items, inclusive of many new parts, i.e., universal joints, pinion and trans extension housing seals, brakes, professionally rebuilt carburetor, master cylinder and much more. Additionally, the second owner upgraded the 5 (incl spare) wheels and tires to 15″ with new Yokahama whitewall tires. We have the original 14″ wheels. The listed pictures illustrate the car with whitewalls in, and now currently facing out. We feel this is more historically correct.
Powered by a 223-cubic-inch six-cylinder engine, coupled to an all-synchromesh three-speed manual transmission and a 3:89:1 gear ratio differential, the Country Sedan Wagon runs wonderfully and has more than enough power, with no issues. We are seeing many of these wagons now with Torq Thrust wheels and upgraded engines. The 223-cu.in. engine can be upgraded with headers and manifolds from the Clifford Performance "6-8″Power website.
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Hemmings Find of the Day – wagon showdown
While station wagons are usually Litwin's domain, he's still recuperating from Charlotte today, so I'll present to you this pair of FoMoCo station wagons that appeared in the Hemmings.com classifieds yesterday. Let's start with the 1970 Ford Country Sedan with the timeless combination of wheelwell-filling meats on aluminum wheels in the back and thin whitewalls and wheelcovers in the front, offered for $3,500 out of Shoshone, Idaho. From the seller's description:
All original car, red exterior, black interior, 390 2bl, C6, has some rust on lower rear panel, runs and drives well.
Back East, in Wilmington, Delaware, we see a blackwall-shod 1972 Mercury Colony Park with an asking price of $4,300. From the seller's description:
My weekly driver, 429 V8, auto trans, third row center-facing, power steering, brakes, windows, front seat and tailgate window. 97K miles, runs well, drives nice and tracks straight. New parts include reupholstered seats, new carpet, insulation, seat belts, front and back brakes, rear wheel cylinder, heater core, heater hoses, all four shocks, exhaust, tires, battery and auxiliary gauges. The exterior has a nice shine and is presentable, however there are several chips and blemishes. There is very little rust on the car which are about the size of a half-dollar on each lower door corner and the floor sheet metal in the third row area was replaced at some point in the past. At some point in the past, the car was repainted the original white color however the wood di-noc was not replaced. The power windows in the second row do not operate however the motor turns. Also, the power door locks don't work however the lock knobs function proper.
So, geography aside, which wagon would you wheel home?
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the saga of the San Diego Highwayman
We're constantly amazed at the vehicles, the stories and the photos that show up in the My Hemmings pages, and the latest doesn't disappoint. Thomas T., better known as the San Diego Highwayman, prowls the highways around (you guessed it) San Diego looking, not to rob folks, but to help them out, changing flats, installing tire chains, anything the people in distress might need.
For nearly 40 years I have been assisting stranded motorists and accident victims that I have encountered in my travels. I do not charge a fee, but rather, I present my card, which says
"Assisting you has been my pleasure,I ask for no payment other than for you to pass on the favor by helping someone in distress that you encounter."
He does all this from behind the wheel of a 1955 Ford Country Sedan station wagon, which he said he pieced together (note the Mercury rear bumper), fitted with about every road accessory one can think of.
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Lately, I have been doing a lot fun work with the IE 8 team. Look for a TechNet radio interview shortly I did with Jane Maliouta who is a IE Deployment Program Manager. In talking with Jane she told that she had written a post on how to slipstream IE 8 into an Windows Vista image. After checking out the post I decided to make a screencast to show how easy this is to do.
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Archbishop Pierre d'Ornellas of Rennes, joined by the other bishops of his ecclesiastical province, has issued a statement lamenting the utilitarianism surrounding the birth of Umut-Talha, a "savior sibling" conceived through in vitro fertilization for the purpose of providing a treatment for his siblings, who suffer from a rare genetic disease. Umut-Talha was born recently in Paris.
"The child's embryo was genetically selected to ensure he did not carry the gene for beta thalassemia, from which his siblings suffer, but was also a close enough match to provide treatment cells from umbilical cord blood, a rich source of stem cells," Agence France Press notes. The other embryos conceived through IVF were presumably killed or frozen.
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I have kept this bottled up for a very long time, but I think it's finally time to get it out. For whatever reason, I had a little internal meltdown yesterday. It started because my husband wasn't done with dialysis on time and I had to make two trips through bad traffic to get him. Even though it wasn't his fault, I was mad at him. (His blood pressure was too low, and they wouldn't let him leave).
The thing is though, it is kind of his fault. He continues to drink too much water, so they have to pull more fluids, and that causes a bigger drop in BP. I have told him over and over that he has to be careful, and all the risk factors of too much fluid in the body, but he won't listen.
Here is the big confession…I blame my husband for getting sick and ruining our lives. People can't control getting cancer, or Alzheimer's, or being born with some other disease, but my husband's illness was preventable. He has been a diabetic since he was 10 years old (he's 30 now), but he didn't keep his blood sugar under control. He said he would "forget" to take his insulin. How do you forget to take something you have been taking almost your entire life?!?! He has been in the hospital five times in the four years we have been together. Every time they told him he had to get his blood sugar under control and every time he didn't. If he had, he wouldn't have kidney disease. At least not at the age of 30, maybe by the time he was 60 or something.
When he was diagnosed last January, I worked as hard as I could to make sure he was eating right and taking his insulin, I would even text him from work to remind him. He did really good for most of the year, but then he stopped. And now he seems to be back into a lot of his old habits. I tell him that he needs to be walking several times each day, not far, but something. He has to eat right and take his insulin. He has been good about taking it, but he won't do the other things. His blood sugar has been high the last few months, and I think it's because he just lays around at home. High blood sugar is soooooo bad for his already not working kidneys. I can't seem to get him to understand that this will kill him if he doesn't take control now. I don't want him to die, but I can't force him to take care of himself. I have to work, we don't have a choice. I can't be at home with him 24/7 to make sure he walks or eats right. (Unfortunately, we live with my parents, so I can't limit what is in the house). Do I just let him slowly kill himself? What do I do?
I know it sounds dramatic, but I do feel like our life is ruined. My only dream in life has been to become a mother. I don't see that happening now. How can my husband care for a child when he can't even take care of himself. How can I care for a child when I'm already stressed to the max taking care of my husband? Money is a big issue also, but more importantly, I don't want my child growing up with a parent that is too sick to take care of them. What kind of a life is that? My heart aches so badly every day over this loss. I don't know how to deal with it, so I try to keep busy and just ignore it. If I have too much free time on my hands I just get overwhelmed with sadness.
You may be thinking, well Meghan, what did you do to take care of your husband before last January? I got that question from my brother in law while my husband was in the hospital. He basically said it was my fault, because I should have been taking better care of Jordan, that it's my job as his wife to look out for his well being. While I agree with some of that, I didn't sign on to be his mother. I have no desire to mother him, or treat him like a child. We are partners, equals, and if he chooses to put himself in an early grave, I have no control over that. But could I have done more? Could I have been a better wife? Should I have educated myself so I knew what could happen if he didn't do the things he was supposed to do? Yes to all of the above. But he did know what the consequences were, and he made those decisions anyway.
As you can see, I go back and forth between being angry at my husband, and feeling guilty. Maybe I could have prevented this. Maybe I should have been more controlling where his health was concerned. I know I can't change the past, but how do I move forward with all of this? How do I forgive my husband and myself? Especially when this will continue to haunt me every day of my life. Diabetes isn't going away, kidney disease isn't going away, dialysis isn't going away. All I have is constant reminders of our short comings. I just feel so defeated.
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Recently while at a family Thanksgiving dinner I had the pleasure to sit next to one of my favorite cousins. She's bright and we have a lot in common as we both work in marketing, communications and research. My cousin works for a rapidly growing CPG company in the sporting goods and sporting fashion niche and was telling me a bit about some of their wins as well as some of their challenges. This has gotten me to thinking quite a bit lately about the role of research and customer research specifically within a company. This discussion has also raised some thoughts about Market Research Projects vs. Institutional Market Intelligence.
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You've seen those spy movies where by the main character always seems to be one step ahead of the bad guy because he or she has better intelligence. Your organization, unless you have no competition, is no different. Intelligence gathered and disseminated across the entirety of an organization can yield huge profits. By simply arming your organization with the intelligence it needs to differentiate, identify unmet customer needs, and take action can make the difference between an industry leader or an organization fading into obscurity. This, as you know is not as simple in practice as it is in theory.
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One of the insights that I gleaned talking to my cousin was that the people at the top of the company were directing initiatives without the feedback from those on the ground floor. I've said it before and I'll say it again. The boardroom is all too often far removed from reality and views the company in charts and graphs. The most proactive companies and I believe the ones that will thrive are the companies that have their ear close to the ground floor. What are customers happy about, what are employees struggling with and how many opportunities are being missed because the C-Suite has initiatives that align poorly with customer and employee feedback?
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Marketing does marketing, PR does PR, Accounting does accounting and on and on and on. Each one of these organizational silo's believes that the companies success hinges on their inputs and they are likely right. However creating an organization that shares intelligence across all business units is going to be one that learns faster and promotes for the growth of the organization rather than the growth of a certain function or facet of the business. Too often it is the C-Suit that promotes these organizational silo's and interdepartmental wars that halt the sharing of critical intelligence.
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Changing company culture overnight is next to impossible and in most cases not healthy. Start by identifying two departments, campaigns or initiatives that would benefit from the same market intelligence. Maybe marketing is running concept tests that provide them great statistical insights on product design and copy. While this intelligence is critical the sales department may have insights that can be added from the ground floor. These sales people that are with clients on a daily basis listening to everything from product praise to service complaints bring a qualitative layer of data to the table that would otherwise get lost and ultimately cause strife between the two departments. How many marketing and sales departments have you seen that work harmoniously together? Exactly!
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Even though he needs a wheelchair to get around these days, make no mistake about it Morrow Mayor James Jim Millirons is still in command of his city at the spry young age of 80.Just this week, Millirons held court in the living room of his home to meet with representatives of the Morrow Business and Tourism Association, to give the thumbs up, or thumbs down, to plans they are assembling for an upcoming event. The mayor, who was nursing an ear ache, sat in a recliner, with his legs propped up in his wheelchair. But the days of Millirons being the head of Morrows government will soon come to end. After 16 years as Morrows mayor, Millirons will hand over the mayors office to Joseph J.B. Burke on Jan. 10, and go as close to retirement as he can get when he has been involved in his citys government, in various jobs, since the 1970s. Im not leaving the city, and the citys not leaving me, Millirons said. Im going to make sure Im kept abreast of what the hells going on. Millirons retirement brings an end to more than three decades of public service in Morrow. He was the city manager from 1975 to 1983, a city councilman from 1987 to 1995, and mayor from 1996 to the end of 2011. And, his political career began after he retired from a 23-year career as a helicopter pilot in the U.S. Army, where he earned a variety of awards, including the Silver Star, the Bronze Star, the Purple Heart, and three Distinguished Flying Crosses. Ive had a very bountiful, and enjoyful life, he said. In the last three decades, he said, he has overseen the construction of Morrows City Hall, met a U.S. president, guided walking trails expansion, and welcomed a national archives and a state archives to the city. The mayor said his Army experiences taught him his employees need to like him, if he wanted to be a good manager. To me, its an absolute necessity for a good leader to gain the respect of those working for you, he said. Morrow Mayor Pro Tempore Bob Huie, who replaced Millirons on the city council in 1995, called the outgoing mayor a legacy. He added that he felt one of the mayors biggest impacts on Morrow was working with former Clayton State University President Richard Skinner, in the late 1990s, and early 2000s, to lure the national and state archives to the city. They were very instrumental in getting the archives here, Huie said. Lake City Mayor Willie Oswalt, a long-time friend of Millirons, said the outgoing mayor has always been someone the other mayors in Clayton County could count on for support. He studies issues, and knows what he needs to do, Oswalt said. And, if you wanted him to back you up, you could count on his support ... Itll be strange to not look over [during Clayton County Municipal Association meetings] and see him sitting there. Millirons has plenty of stories to tell, whether it be tales of his service during two tours of duty in Vietnam, or recollections of various events in his political career. Two stories he is quick to recall date back to his time as city manager. Millirons said he was recognized, in approximately 1980, by then-President Jimmy Carter. I got a personal award from Jimmy Carter, at the White House, for the energy efficiency and conservation efforts of the city, and its residents, Millirons said. Another, more unusual story, involves the construction of the Morrow City Hall building, in 1976. Millirons said city government had been largely operating out of trailers at the time, and he had the city buy an old Kroger grocery store location on Ga. Hwy. 54, and renovate it into a new city hall. While the building was under renovation, then-Mayor Rosco Trivett fired the towns city clerk. Millirons said the clerks 15-year-old son then decided to take out his frustrations over his mothers firing on the new city hall with his car. I think he intended to drive in through one door in the lobby, and out the other, Millirons said. But the floor was slippery and it had all of this shattered glass on it, so he ended up running into the handmade wooden doors [that led to the city council chambers] ... We had a ... Volkswagen in the lobby of city hall. Millirons said his only regrets as mayor stem from former City Manager/former City Councilman John Lampls handling of the Olde Towne Morrow development. The development was intended to be a new shopping district in the city, but it cost the city millions of dollars to build, while its revenues only totaled about $10,000. A long list of problems, including fire code violations, also existed. It was shut down by city officials a year ago, and Lampl has been indicted on a long list of charges related to the developments creation. It turned out to be a damn nightmare, Millirons said. He declined to comment further, on the record, about Lampl or Olde Towne, because of the ongoing criminal case against Lampl. Despite the Olde Towne blemish, Millirons said he has been pleased overall with the citys growth during his tenure as mayor. Its had tremendous growth, and quality growth that I insisted on, he said. He said he plans to spend his retirement with his wife of 35 years, Peggy, doing some writing, and some genealogical research, but he added that he will stay somewhat involved in Morrow politics. I have a feeling that, for some time, that I will be asked to be some part of it, because Ive just go so much history, he said. I dont feel Ill be divorced from it.
More like this story
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- 'Olde Towne' looms over Morrow mayoral race ( November 1, 2011 )
- Morrow Mayor Millirons to step down ( August 12, 2010 )
- A 'Bountiful' Life ( December 30, 2011 )
- New Jonesboro, Morrow mayors eager to begin terms ( December 26, 2011 )


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