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I will be updating this chart with all of the wonderful new products added to the KNK lineup, however this chart contains everything that was available up to spring 2014 and should work for most of the products you might already have. I printed it on 11 x 14 paper.
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KNK Retreat in St. Louis!
Come join Michele Harvey and Sandy McCauley in St. Louis!!!! Master your Klic-N-Kut and Make The Cut software!
The cost of the retreat is $395. For this price, you will receive 6-7 classes, 3-4 demonstrations and Make-n-Takes, 3 excellent meals, refreshments throughout the weekend, lots of time for one-on-one assistance, class notes and files, free goodies, cutting materials and prizes! We will request topics of interest and will also feature favorite projects from Team KNK.
The room will open at 2:00 pm on Friday with the Meet and Greet starting at 3:00 pm. Dinner will be served at 6:00 pm, followed by classes, demos, and an evening workshop. Saturday will be packed with classes, demos, challenges, games, lunch, and an open workshop in the evening. On Sunday, we'll have one more class followed by some final Q&A, farewells, and then parting gifts and prizes.
Participation in all classes and demos is optional, so you can head out at any time to enjoy the local attractions. We encourage you to bring your laptop and/or cutter, but it's not a requirement to join us as we will have extras available and will seat everyone for sharing, as needed.
Your hotel room and travel expenses are separate. We bring you a wonderful deal with The Embassy Suites of $119 per night plus tax for a King room or $129 per night plus tax for a double Queen room. A hot breakfast at the hotel is included in the room rate. If you live locally, you are not required to stay at the hotel. If you would like to be paired with a roommate, please note it in the application. You must mention KNK USA when you call the Embassy Suites St. Louis Airport directly at (314) 739-8929.
The deadline for room reservations is May 31, 2014.
If you would like to have your spouse join us for any of the meals, please include the request in your application. We will give you pricing after we have a final count (approximately $30/lunch and $40/dinner). This weekend retreat is available for up to 25 attendees and we'll have a waiting list in case of cancellations.
Reserve your spot today by:
1. Completing the application online. Or, if you prefer, email email@example.com to let us know you wish to attend. After receiving the email, I will send you a short application form to complete, scan and return. If you do not receive a response within 24 hours, please contact Michele at firstname.lastname@example.com. Sometimes emails get lost!
2. Sending $145 deposit by check, money order, or PayPal to Michele Harvey, the event organizer. You will receive Michele's address privately after submitting your application.
The deadline for making a deposit is May 2, 2014. The balance of $250 will be due by May 30, 2014. If you prefer to make three payments, arrangements can be made.
The Embassy Suites St. Louis Airport is conveniently located. Its amenities include:
• Complimentary High Speed Internet throughout the Hotel
• Complimentary Cooked to Order Breakfast
• 24 Hour Business Link Center
• Indoor Pool & Hot Tub
• Fitness Center
• Complimentary Airport Shuttle
• Complimentary Parking
You can take the shuttle to the airport and then take the Metro to some favorite places, such as the FREE zoo or the Cardinals-Phillies game. The room rate is good for 3 days before and 3 days after our event for anyone wanting to spend some time in St. Louis. There is a great scrapbooking store about 30-40 minutes from the hotel (during non-peak traffic times). Don't forget things like the arch or the amazing botanical gardens! Oh, and the summer-only Muny theater which is held outside. Lots to do in St. Louis!
Hope to see you there!
Learning Make The Cut
Two of the common questions I get from new owners of Make The Cut are, "Where do I start?" and "Which videos should I watch?" So, today's post is directed at those learning MTC and needing some guidance.
First of all, always make sure you're using the latest version so that the screenshots and instructions in the user manual match what you see in the software. To check which version you're using, watch this video, as it will also show you where to find the KNK plugin version as well. To update to the latest versions, you can use the link I have here or Make The Cut's download page.
Next, the MTC user manuals are Chapters 3 – 8 in any KNK with MTC user manuals available here at my site. The Zing with MTC user manual is also accessible from the File>Help page from within MTC and that will probably be a quicker access unless you bookmark one of the user manual links here. Note that the various versions I list (Interactive, PDF, and Downloadable EXE) are always the same version and allow you to click on sections from the table of contents, search on any particular word or words, and directly go to videos by clicking on green Video icons.
The KNK USA vimeo channel has about 90 or so MTC videos I've made so far. These are mostly the ones I've linked within the user manual, plus a few extras that were specific to questions asked by my customers and might be of interest to others. But there's no organization available at Vimeo, so anyone new to MTC wouldn't really know where to start. The same is mostly true in the user manual. So, for those who want a viewing order for basic MTC videos, here's my recommendation, although this isn't the easiest thing to provide since users' needs and interests vary. But certainly the first nine or ten videos make sense for all owners of MTC to understand.
Importing from Basic Shapes
Resizing Shapes
Rotating Shapes
Copying and Duplicating Shapes
Layer Bar: Part 1
Layer Bar: Part 2
Layer Bar: Part 3
Virtual Mat Settings
Entering Text and Welding Letters
Importing from the MTC Gallery
Opening Font Files
Using Dingbat Fonts
Shadow Function
Creating a Custom Mat
Dashed Lines
Demo of Pixel Tracing Features
Pixel Trace 1
Tracing for a Print and Cut
Converting KNK to MTC Part 1
Converting KNK to MTC Part 2
As always, I'm here to help! So, feel free to ask questions and I'll respond. For those who enjoy user forums and Yahoo groups, then head on over to either or both of these and sign up! These are also excellent places to ask questions and pick up tips, free files, and new ideas!
KNK's Back In Stock! And check out the engraving one can do!
For those of you who've been waiting for the KNK Zings and 24″ Maxx Airs to be back in stock, they finally are! This also applies to the UK web site. For those living in Canada, we expect them to be available some time next week. If you're interested, in purchasing, I'm an affiliate seller with KNK USA and this is the link to use: http://knkusa.com/?ap_id=skhaley
Now for the engraving project:
Last Friday, I made a video for a KNK Zing owner who needed to engrave a sheet of dog tags on her Zing. And then repeat and repeat. So, I knew she needed some kind of template set up so that she could position the dog tags on the template and then be able to engrave all them at one time with perfect alignment. I didn't have any metal dog tags, so I used some stars cut out of craft plastic. It turned out really well and so did her dog tags, apparently. So here's the video if you're interested in how this works:
And here's a closeup of the engraving done with the KNK engraver:
To check out the engraver, use the this link and then click on Accessories at the top. The engraver can be found under under any of the top three Accessories links.
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We pointed long ago to FundRace.org and its excellent sets of data regarding political donations. One of the more interesting -- and, for some, alarming -- aspects of FundRace was its ability to let you type in an address and get back a list of nearby donors. Suddenly you could find out if your neighbors had the same political leanings you had without risking a punch in the nose.
Now a website called "Gravity Monkey" has crafted a tiny application called "red | blue". Written for your Java-enabled mobile device (phone, PDA, panoptiglasses, whatever), red | blue lets you find out whether you're in hostile or friendly territory with a quick web check. If your mobile device includes GPS, you can even track your surroundings as you move.
red | blue is available for free. Although the Gravity Monkey page describing the software claims that the work has a "creative commons" license, the app does not appear to be free/open source.
(Via Engadget)
This will really handy when the civil war breaks out.
Hey Jamais --
Yeah, I haven't posted source yet -- need to clean it up and remove anything that would hammer my server (it'll cost too much money for me to support if everyone extends it and uses my server and provider), but I will happily provide source (free) for the app itself and relevant server components as soon as the flurry of usage calms down (right now I mostly helping people install it and watching the server load).
FundRace is the source of the real magic, as you mentioned. They provided the data, which is the real fascinating part. The GPS/Phone stuff is all I added to it.
Thanks for the update, Jason. And cool app!

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Three Swedish girls make it through Ellis Island in 1897. This is the one with Sofia Carlson and Ludwig Schneider communicating via Bible verses in two languages.
Wonderful story.
Wonderful story.
My 1st Lynn Austin book. I literally couldn't put it down..I read it all day Saturday and I was left wanting more. This book could easily have been another 200 pages long.
There was so many unanswered questions left that kind of left me empty. I assume that everything works out as the author layed out.
I would like to read another of her books but I am not sure which one to pick up next.
This one was incredible and left me wanting more !
The book got off to a great start...then it became a sermon. The message was to "Have faith in God". I don't mind religion in books, but this was overkill in my opinion and overshadowed the story which could have been great. Sometimes less is more.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0764204955, Paperback)Life in Sweden seems like an endless winter for three sisters after their mother's death and father's suicide. Elin feels the weight of responsibility for her sisters' welfare, and when circumstances become unbearable, she writes to her relatives in Chicago, pleading for help.
Joining sixteen million other immigrants who left their homelands for America between 1890 and 1920, Elin, Kirsten, and Sofia begin the long, difficult journey. Enduring the ocean voyage in steerage and detention on Ellis Island, their story is America's story. And in a journey fraught with hardships, each woman will come to understand her secret longings and the meaning of home.
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"A national Organization of Medical Malpractice Victims"
Medical Malpractice Awareness is a national organization of the victims of medical malpractice. Our task is to Educate, Spread the Word and Prevent this life altering experience from happening to others.
Mission Statement
The mission of Medical Malpractice Awareness is actually three fold.
Mission 1:
Inform millions of decent, unsuspecting and trusting Americans of the dangers to them or a loved one if they require the need of medical care from any type of medical facility within today's US Medical Institution. People yet to be harmed must understand that at a minimum they or a loved one stand a one in three chance of being harmed or killed by placing any form of trust within today's medical establishment. So mission one is communicating awareness with the objective of saving others from becoming just another one of the millions of Americans being harmed or killed by "avoidable" medical error.
Mission 2:
Medical Malpractice Awareness has defined the cause and who is responsible for all this needless pain, suffering and death of us Americans and mission two is to face this source head on and force the hand of change. The source is congress, the senate and president of the United States. Our government officials have sold us out in favor of politics and a dollar and with the massive bureaucracy they have created they have taken away any and all rights of us victims and made it impossible for a victim to obtain any form of accountability or justice after one of their loved ones has been made to suffer and die due to "avoidable medical error" or in many cases flat out legalized manslaughter. Instead, we victims are left to deal with the ever ending trauma of rage, anger, grief and sorrow due to the recklessness, gross negligence or flat out stupidity on the part of today's medical professionals. Thus, mission two is to spread the word and force our government officials to address this national crises.
Mission Three:
Our government officials have proven they do not have the desire, capability or will to attack this national crises at the core of the problem. Thus, mission three is for Medical Malpractice Awareness to address it for them. This is a national crises involving not only the health and welfare of us citizens but has jeopardized our civil liberties as well. Thus, we the victims are committed to addressing the core of this grave problem. To do this all present state and federal regulatory agencies have to be abolished and replaced with one National Agency composed of not only transparency but accountability. This new agency must be responsible for licensing, standards and regulations for all medical professionals and establishments. Furthermore, this new agency cannot be managed by any pharmaceutical executives, hospital administrators or attorneys. It has to be composed of "In the Trench Doctors", victims and business professionals with a strong background in problem management and solution.
This is our mission and together it is imperative we do not deviate from this path. We have the proper moral bearing and have right on our side. Thus, our ultimate mission is to force right to prevail while saving the needless pain, suffering and death of millions more Americans.


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Agriculture Under Secretary of Food, Nutrition, and Consumer Services Kevin Concannon talked about government programs for fighting hunger such as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC), and school lunches and breakfasts. He said that the hunger problem could not be solved with food programs alone and expressed support for the president's efforts to increase the minimum wage.
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My wife and I were talking about students and technology today. There is this common perception that kids today are great with technology. "Digital Natives" they are called. We hear things like "There's no doubt that the latest generation of students has grown up with technology, understands it, and makes very good use of it." (sorry to pick on Gail Carmichael but she's the most recent one I've read say this.) While I don't doubt that the latest generation of students has grown up with technology I don't believe they either understand it or make very good use of it.
Some years ago I was working a book sale at school and a father of an incoming student started telling me about how tech savvy his son was. "Probably knows more about it than his teachers" he said. I ignored the comment because I realized that his son probably did know a lot more about technology than his father. To the father that seemed like a huge gap and he assumed that other adults were as far behind his son as he was. That was not quite the case though. People see others with more knowledge than they have and want to believe those people have some special and exceptional knowledge.
I've watched students using technology for years and have been amazed at what I have seen. Some exceptionally advanced things for sure but that is relatively rare. I've heard from students explaining to a teacher that there was "nothing about cloning on the Internet." Search experts? I don't think so.
Another thing I see often are students who claim to be experts at spreadsheets but use calculators to calculate the values that they enter into the software. Or students who add line feeds to skip to the next page of a document in word processing software and have to go page by page to correct page numbers they entered manually. I see email messages and documents that were written on computers but never spell checked. People keep telling me that the reason they don't need tools as powerful as those of Microsoft Word or Excel are because no one uses or needs them. My reply is that these features would make people more productive and far better content creators and knowledge users. The problem is not that people don't need these feature but that people are not learning (or teaching) them.
Sure students can all send text messages. And they can send email even if they seldom do. Plus they can keep multiple IM sessions going at the same time. But big deal. The amount of knowledge required by those things is trivial. The way these things work though may as well be magic to most students.
The problem with the talk of "Digital Natives" is that it assumes students are more advanced then they are and that schools don't need to teach them more about the technology. It reminds me of when I left first grade as a student. I had entered school with one goal in mind – learning to read. At the end of first grade Mission Accomplished! Or so I thought. Fortunately my parents and my teachers knew better and several (17 so far) years of schooling followed that first year. The problem with "Digital Natives" is that they still need a lot of help to fully take advantage of technology.
Of course a lot of teachers are not ready to do that teaching. I hear mixed results about new teachers entering the classroom as well. I hear talk of tech savvy teachers but I also hear about teachers who seem to see teaching as a field that will let them avoid technology. When I was a high school technology coordinator there were teachers who were interested in in-service on technology but many more were avoiding it as much as they could. Scott McLeod talked about this attitude last recently at "I'm not good at math." "I'm not very good at computers."
Teachers are smart people and they could catch up and pass their students in computer/technology in many areas very quickly if a) they want to and b) they get some good training. That's really something we need unless we are going to be content with our "digital natives" staying "digital adolescents" their whole lives.
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Brilliant! The whole digital native thing is getting more and more played and a weaker excuse all the time.
amen! we seem to be forgetting that digital natives is a social/cultural designation, not a marker for knowledge or expertise. why not call my generation Clock Setters instead of GenX simply because we were the first to program our parents VCRs?
I've had a theory that my students really are not good at technology. I find it akin to my father or better, my grandfather who was alive when the car came into production. Everyone who owned a car knew how to fix it. They knew how it worked, what all the parts were called etc.
Today, how many people change their own oil, or know the difference between and exhaust manifold and a distributor cap?
I was born in 1970. Computers came to me around the age of 17. I learned them in their relative infancy and with each major advance I learned the computer its self. I have built my own computers from scratch (as were a large portion of my peer base)learned word originally as Word Perfect and watched the metamorphosis of internet with VAX and PINE to my current in home network. Thus I learned all the in's and out's.
Today, most of my kids don't know what a CAT5 cable is.
I wonder if this is more of an expression of the times in which the technology was generated more than any other factor.
Perhaps its not the skills that we are listing that make the difference between digital natives and digital immigrants.
Having worked teaching digital natives I can tell you they are less afraid of new technology (of breaking it) than the immigrants. They also are better at integrating a technology into their lives. Their adoption cycle is faster and their integration of social media, not just in the "sign up for and play with" but in the "make new lifelong friends" sense.
I'm not saying these skills make them "better" or "smarter" than the immigrants, we just see a different pattern of usage, and a different way of thinking about the computer. I liken it to the concept of gender in some languages. Being a native english speaker it is hard for me to think of objects with masculine or feminine gender - but thats completely natural for people who grew up in those languages.
I'm in full agreement that many adults have made a grave mistake in judgment (or failed to observe closely) in adopting this "digital natives" perspective on kids and technology.
On the other hand, the point Leigh Ann makes is well summarized by Randall Munroe:


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In an earlier post I hinted that I had found a new focus for my business, but I didn't want to say too much until the details were tied up. "It" was all finalized a couple of weeks ago at a two-day conference in a London hotel.
I am now pleased to announce that, going forward, I will be working with Neil Stafford as my coach. Neil is a well respected Internet Marketing publisher and trainer based here in the UK. He is an in-demand speaker at many UK and international events.
Neil and I actually first got to know each other about 15 years ago when we both wrote for the same business networking magazine. It was an extremely popular print-based monthly publication run by Shirley, an early business mentor, and one of the nicest ladies I've come across in the Home Business world.
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Over the intervening years Neil's and my paths followed different routes – I took my complementary therapy business online, then entrepreneurship took a bit of a break for the usual family challenges that take over when bringing up two sons. Now having safely delivered them into the care of two lovely ladies (one each LOL) I have been finding my way back into online business.
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First off, I'm glad you're back in your domain and left Empower.
I'm happy to know you found a coach for Internet Marketing. You know as I'm contemplated more about this, the word Marketing is a broad subject. There is Marketing offline, Internet Marketing, Affiliate Marketing, Social Media Marketing, Billboard Marketing, Podcast Marketing, Email Marketing, Video Marketing, Content Marketing…I can go on & on and it'll just keep going.
Marketing is not easy.
It takes time, consistency, dedication, and incredible amount of PASSION doing what you love doing. I've heard so many incredible successful stories on some people, they didn't even think they would make money on such thing and yet they just fell in love doing it, then money comes after. So yeah it's the PASSION of doing something you love, believing in something 100%.
Marketing is different from school. Best teacher is EXPERIENCE. Anyway, will talk you more later.
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Hi Angela
I'm glad to be here again too and I'm looking forward to working with Neil and learning from his experience. I know the theory, it's the experience I need some practice with.
Goodness knows how I'm going to fit everything into the day – as ever, but I enjoy doing this and just want to keep some momentum going. I guess if I didn't enjoy it (at some masochistic level) I would have given up long ago.
Thanks for your comment. Joy xxx
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Here's to breaking new ground under the direction of Neil. I wish you the best Joy. You deserve it!
I'm excited for you so I know you're grinning from ear to ear too!
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Thanks Bonnie, for your encouragement today and over the last year! I have learned so much from reading your blog and others like it, I wouldn't have had the confidence to go for this without you all.
You'll be hearing more about the continuing journey – which will help keep me "on track"!!
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Focus, Focus, Focus! Great to hear you have a new focus and that you are happy about it Joy.
Do please remember that in order to move forward with a new focus, you need to release old ones… That way you'll fit it all into the day. 😉
I've been terrible with focus in the past so this was a massive lesson for me in my life and business… LOL
Hi Una
You're right – that's a really BIG
problemchallenge I have. What I usually do is just add another plate to the six already spinning.
Learning to let go is tough – another thing I need to focus on!! AGGGGH
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With double-digit unemployment rates in Kentucky, more Kentucky families are in need of a helping hand this holiday season. Attorney General Jack Conway asks that if you plan to give to a charity, give wisely.
Unfortunately, there are unscrupulous or even fraudulent charities that prey on the generosity of Kentuckians.
There should be absolutely no reason not to have one of the fiscal court meetings each month in the evening hours.
The positives for such a change should be overwhelming.
Then, why hasn't it been done in the past?
Because it has.
Under the John Harper administration, there were several night-time meetings held. Some of those may still be going on.
It is great for candidates to use that as an item to talk with voters. And most voters would have to say that it is a great idea.
Most charities rely heavily on the goodwill of individual donors during the holiday season to fund their activities throughout the coming year.
Last year, charity contributions totaled $307.65 billion: 75 percent of this total came from individuals, according to the Giving USA Foundation.
BBB's Wise Giving Alliance advises donors to research a charity prior to giving and provides five questions to ask when deciding where to contribute this holiday season.
Is this a charity I can trust?
How much do you know about underage drinking?
I just took a web quiz conducted by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) that tests people's knowledge about underage drinking and I was surprised to find that many people who take the quiz don't score so well.
The quiz questions come from research sponsored by member agencies of the Interagency Coordinating Committee on the Prevention of Underage Drinking.
The quiz is intended to dispel myths and stimulate action to prevent and reduce underage alcohol use.
Wow...now what do you do if you serve on the Shepherdsville City Council?
You approved a totally unbinding advisory ballot to get the pulse of the community on the sale of alcoholic beverages on Sunday in places that serve at least 70 percent in food items.
Everyone stated on more than one occasion that the turnout of the vote held on Dec. 3-4 meant nothing in terms of forcing the council to do anything.
That point has been made very clear.
But it begs to now ask the question - what do you do now?
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Taxpayers who buy a qualifying new motor vehicle this year after Feb. 16 can deduct the state or local sales or excise taxes they paid on the first $49,500 of the purchase price. Qualifying motor vehicles include new passenger automobiles, light trucks, motorcycles, and motor homes.
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Ackman CEO Overture Puts Squeeze on Canadian Pacific's Green
Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd.'s chief executive officer may wear a target on his back as the company's biggest shareholder, William Ackman's Pershing Square Capital Management LP, pushes for a management switch.
Ackman said yesterday the railroad sought a meeting with his proposed replacement for CEO Fred Green -- Hunter Harrison, the retired chief at Canadian National Railway Co. Canadian Pacific Chairman John Cleghorn said the railroad never requested talks with Harrison, while not ruling out a CEO change.
"Why wouldn't they have said in there, 'Look, Fred Green's our guy, he's going to continue to run the company,'" said Brian Yarbrough, an Edward Jones & Co. analyst in St. Louis. Cleghorn's only stated concern about Harrison in a letter to Ackman was the former CEO's "non-compete" agreement with Canadian National, Yarbrough said.
Green's future figured in an exchange of letters between Cleghorn and Ackman. Cleghorn wrote that Calgary-based Canadian Pacific has a "strong management team" and didn't mention Green. Ackman said it is the "senior-most leadership of the company that must be changed, namely Fred Green."
The 55-year-old CEO has run Canadian Pacific since May 2006. The railroad's ratio of operating costs to sales is the highest among North American peers, and annual profit slid 18 percent from 2006 to 2010. Net income fell in each of 2011's first three quarters as foul weather cut train speeds.
'Pretty Bold Move'
Ackman is making a "pretty bold move to suggest another CEO" at a company with a leader in place, said Matthew McGreal, a principal at executive recruiter Crist Kolder Associates LLC in Hinsdale, Illinois. "I wouldn't say it's that common."
In championing Harrison to run Canadian Pacific, the country's second-biggest carrier, Ackman is backing the CEO who helped triple net income during seven years in charge of Canadian National. Harrison, 67, stepped down in 2009 from the country's largest railroad.
The "significantly increased" probability of Harrison's becoming CEO spurred Thomas Wadewitz, a JPMorgan Chase & Co. analyst in New York, to raise his rating on Canadian Pacific today to "neutral" from "underweight."
'Clear Catalyst'
"If Mr. Harrison is appointed CEO, it would provide a clear catalyst for operating improvement and margin expansion," Wadewitz said in a note to clients.
Canadian Pacific's network runs through the Canadian Rockies and the U.S. Upper Midwest. While much of the railroad's declining efficiency and falling profit can be attributed to harsh weather, Harrison boasts a "phenomenal" record and would impress Canadian Pacific's board, Edward Jones's Yarbrough said in an interview.
"Nothing against Fred, but you're probably going up against one of the best railroad operators" in the U.S. and Canada, Yarbrough said of Harrison. He rates Canadian Pacific stock as "buy."
Harrison declined to comment yesterday. Mark Seland, a Canadian Pacific spokesman, said the railroad stood behind Cleghorn's letter.
Pershing disclosed its initial Canadian Pacific stake on Oct. 28 and has since expanded that holding to 14.2 percent. Ackman, 45, invests in companies he deems undervalued and pushes changes he says will improve shareholder returns.
Shares Rise
Canadian Pacific rose 1.5 percent to $69.74 in New York, the highest closing price since June 2008. The U.S. shares fell 31 percent in 2011 through Sept. 22, a day before New York-based Pershing began buying the stock, dwarfing the 3.8 percent drop for Montreal-based Canadian National.
"People start to look at the leadership of a company and wonder if the performance is a direct result of that leadership and if a change needs to be made," McGreal, the Crist Kolder principal, said in an interview.
Ackman's campaign for CEO change echoes his approach at J.C. Penney Co., which brought in Apple Inc.'s retail chief, Ron Johnson, last year after Pershing became the biggest investor in the Plano, Texas-based department-store chain. J.C. Penney surged 17 percent, the most since 2000, after the hiring of Johnson, which Ackman called "a credit to the company."
Yesterday's exchange of letters between Pershing and Canadian Pacific included assertions by both sides that talks had been "constructive," even as Cleghorn and Ackman disagreed on the substance of some of those discussions.
'Expressed Concern'
Cleghorn wrote that when Pershing put forward Harrison's name as a CEO candidate, Canadian Pacific "expressed concern" that the retiree's non-compete agreement with Canadian National would limit his ability to "engage with CP." Ackman said he was the one who explained to Cleghorn that Harrison couldn't meet with the company until Jan. 1.
Ackman said he is requesting two Canadian Pacific board seats, for Harrison and a candidate he didn't identify, and asked that directors meet with him, Harrison and that person. He said he declined a board seat himself because the terms required him to vote Pershing's shares in favor of each of the board's nominees and for directors' recommendations on other matters.
The board includes two members added last month, Tony Ingram and Edmond Harris, and Ackman said he was "supportive" of their appointments. Harris worked for Canadian National with Harrison and later was Canadian Pacific's chief operating officer.
In the middle is Green. For Canadian Pacific, Ackman's demands represent "a pretty harsh spotlight, and certainly from management's standpoint an unwanted harsh spotlight," recruiter McGreal said.


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Pulap or Pollap is a village and municipality in the state of Chuuk, Federated States of Micronesia.[1] The main three islands are Pollap in the north of Pollap Atoll, Tamatam in the south and Fanadik at the western fringe of the reef.
It is a small atoll part of the Pattiw group, located about 220 km to the west of Chuuk.[2]
First recorded sighting of Pulap Atoll was by the Spanish navigator Alonso de Arellano on 17 January 1565 on board of the patache San Lucas.[3] In a Spanish chart of 1879 this atoll appears as Los Martires (The Martyrs in Spanish).[4]
- ^ Statoids.com, retrieved December 8, 2010
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- ^ Sharp, Andrew The discovery of the Pacific Islands Oxford, 1960, p.35,36.
- ^ Chart of J. Noguera, Naval Museum of Madrid, LXIX-25.
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I have this old rigid mountain bike (26", 18sp) that I'd like to make a fixed gear with 700c wheels. Been doing a lot of reading up on the process. Want to avoid buying another frame.
The bottom bracket is 73mm, and the rear horizontal drop out spacing is 126mm. Also it seems like I have enough clearance for a half-inch wheel radius increase from 26" to 700.
I would like to replace my crank with a single-chainring (and some 165mm arms) - will I need to change my bb also, or can I just take off my current crank and put on a new one?
IF I have to change my bb, Is there a budget one that fits 73mm?
As for the rear, if I buy a wheelset with flip flop hub, is it likely that it will be possible to space it out to the right size to fit, or are some axles shorter and some longer? Is this a non-issue? I also want to use quick releases, and I have one already on the bike, can I re-use it with a new wheelset?
Any idea what the dimensions of this bike are gonna do to my chainline? Wondering if the wide bb will cause the sprockets to need to be spaced pretty far from the hub to get a straight line. In this case, maybe a 126mm dropout is advantageous...?
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I searched (I swear), but couldn't find an answer:
I usually have a large playlist loaded set to shuffle randomly, and sometimes I want to go back to the beginning of the track. But when I hit 'back' it corrrectly goes to the previous track that was playing, and when I hit 'next' it doesn't always go to the song I wanted to go to the beginning of; it seems to usually randomize to any song.
I know I can just re-select the song on the screen, but my screen is ususlly closed in my super-stealth install. So I use my steering wheel controls to select next, previous, volume, etc.
Is there a way to set the 'previous' button to go to the beginning of a track instead of the previous track? My old car stereos would do that, and would go to the previous track after two presses.
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Cells in CE neurospheres activate rod photoreceptor-specific regulatory gene expression. CE neurospheres were cultured in the presence of PN1CM for 20 days and rod photoreceptor regulatory gene expression [42] was examined (A). Q-PCR analysis revealed a temporal increase in levels of genes corresponding to the regulators of rod differentiation (Crx, Nrl, and Nr2e3) and maturation (Rhodopsin kinase, Rhodopsin, Gnat1, Phosducin, Recoverin, and Arrestin) in differentiation conditions, compared to controls (B). C = control (CE untreated cells).
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A Bryan eatery is in hot water after not having any during a health inspection.
Chef Cao's in the 3100 block of Texas Avenue in Bryan was shut down last Thursday after health inspectors found the restaurant was lacking hot water.
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Outstanding student-athletes will be honored at 46th annual Scholar-Athlete Dinner
2014 Jesse Owens Track Classic
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Academic Achievements
2015 Outdoor (Junior) Third place in the 4x400-meter relay and seventh in the 400-meter dash at the All-Ohio championships ... also competed at the Jesse Owens Classic.
2015 Indoor (Junior) First place in the 4x400-meter relay at the Buckeye Classic.
2014 Indoor (Sophomore) Eighth in the 400-meter dash at the Buckeye Tune-up ... seventh in the 400 at the Buckeye Classic ... also competed at the SPIRE D-1 Invitational and the Gladstein Invitational.
2013 Outdoor (Freshman) Represented the Buckeyes in the 400mat the Big Ten championships, finishing 18th overall... placed third in the 400m and fifth in the 200m at the Ohio Open ... also raced at the All-Ohio championships and Jesse Owens Classic.
2013 Indoor (Freshman) Relay team took second place in the 4x400m at the Buckeye Classic.
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Republication of Sail-World.com's New Zealand newsletter editorial for January 17, 2014
Peter Burling, Blair Tuke and Grant Dalton are now all on the one Team for the 2017 America's Cup
Tuesday's announcement that 49er World and European Champions Peter Burling and Blair Tuke had signed with Emirates Team New Zealand, created a happy glow for a day, before the hoary subject of other aspects of the Team got their usual bashing in the general sports media.
The real significance of the announcement was that it has bridged the gap between Emirates Team NZ and Yachting New Zealand, which is a real win-win for both parties and the sport in general – not forgetting that Sailing in 2013 was New Zealand's best performed Olympic sport.
There now seems to be a pathway from the Olympic and other High Performance programs run by Yachting New Zealand into the America's Cup and other major events in which Team New Zealand competes.
August 7, 2012 - Weymouth, England - Blair Tuke and Peter Burling on the 2012 Olympic medal podium at Portland
This means that right from the time young sailors start to do well in Optimists, they can realistically set their sights on breaking into Team New Zealand by following Yachting New Zealand programs and working through the various levels. Not many have transition from the YNZ Youth Team to Team New Zealand - Dean Barker was one of the last, and Russell Coutts before him.
We look at how this works in more depth in this edition of Sail-World.com's newsletter. But it is fair to say that no other country in the world can offer this pathway to their young sailors – for the simple reason they either lack the sailing infrastructure or don't have an America's Cup team, or both.
Peter Burling (left) and Blair Tuke after winning their Silver Medal at the 2012 Olympics, Weymouth
For Team New Zealand it adds a second talent seam to the rich lode already provided by the RNZYS Lion Foundation Youth Program – which has produced a number of top America's Cup sailors. So the team can be refreshed as required.
Equally importantly it provides a means where young sailors can see a pathway and pay cheque from the sport, without being reliant on Sport NZ for the bulk of their funding. It also avoids them having to make the decision as to when to forsake their Olympic and High Performance sailing career for one in the real world - before they get too old.
The other key point is that Team New Zealand now has two established helmsman/tactician combinations in Burling/Tuke, who have been together for over five years, and Barker/Ray Davies who have been together for a longer period, and go way back in terms of their club sailing. With crew size reductions likely in the next America's Cup, if a smaller boat is chosen, then the Oracle Team USA three man afterguard will probably get chopped in favour of grunt in the middle of the boat.
Also in this edition we have an update on the state of play with sorting out the Protocol for the 35th America's Cup, largely from an Emirates Team NZ and Challengers' perspective, but which seems to be consistent with what is being picked up on our antennae elsewhere.
Do the engraved words "Open to all Nations" imply a requirement for the America's Cup to be sailed between National Teams? Or, that all nationalities are welcome to sail on any boat? Photo: Paul Chinn, The Chronicle
It seems that the Australian Challenger of Record wants to put together a Protocol in which they, and other moderately funded new teams do have a reasonable chance of competing against the established teams.
The key points in that are Cost Control, and also Nationality.
You only have to look at the potential Australian team if a strict 1983 style nationality rule did apply, with a line up that would have an Australian First Eleven as Jimmy Spithill as its skipper, and Nathan Outteridge, Iain Jensen, Tom Slingsby, Joe Newton, Sam Newton, Kyle Langford, Glenn Ashby, Will McCarthy, Adam Beashel, Darren Bundock on the boat, and with Ian Burns heading the Design Team, and Grant Simmer as CEO. All of those sailed for other teams in the 34th America's Cup and almost all seem set to do the same for AC35 in 2017.
That leaves Australia, as matters stand, to start AC35 with a largely fresh team. That should not be the way a game that was 'Open to all Nations' should be played. It is a complete nonsense.
Outside of USA there doesn't seem to be a lot of interest in continuing with the present franchise teams event, with no real salary or budget cap.
San Francisco - 34th America's Cup Final - Emirates Team New Zealand skipper Dean Barker
In NZ and internationally there has been a fair degree of 'Barker-Bashing' over the NZ skipper's track record. Some quick research shows that as helmsman (with Deed of Gift Matches excluded), Russell Coutts has helmed the most race wins in recent Cup Match history with 14 race wins, Dennis Conner, Dean Barker and James Spithill all have 11 race wins. Ed Baird has 5 wins and John Bertrand 4 wins.
Only two of that group - Coutts and Barker - have won the ISAF Youth Singlehanded World Championships. (The last time any of them could be measured at the same age in the same class and same competition. Barker won Gold and Silver medals from the event, as has Ben Ainslie, the only two sailors to do so.) Russell Coutts has won three ISAF World Match Racing Championships as a helmsman. Ed Baird has one WMRC win.
San Francisco, 10/09/13 34th AMERICA'S CUP America's Cup Final race 5 Oracle Team USA skipper James Spithill with the spectators
One of the focus points of high profile international sailors is developing your own fan base - as well as that of your current team. In a online video conference this week three top professional sportsmen, including America's Cup winner, Jimmy Spithill discuss how they use social media to develop their personal brands, and also to add value to their personal sponsors.
Although an hour long, it is fast moving, and gives plenty of ideas as to how to work up story lines and getting the message out there - by using media which is generally free, and can be picked very quickly with a bit of initiative. Most of us are self-taught on our social media skills – these guys tell you how to put them to your advantage.
Staying with Jimmy Spithill we conclude the five part ISAF interview series in this edition of Sail-World.com's newsletter.
Race Day 1 / ACWS Newport / ORACLE TEAM USA / Newport (USA) / 28-06-2012***Race Day 1 / ACWS Newport / ORACLE TEAM USA / Newport (USA) / 28-06-2012
We also have, at long last, the final report from the12ft Skiff Interdominion at Worser Bay in Wellington, which concluded last Sunday. Also featured is the first report from the Laser Nationals in Nelson, where the 2012 Dutch Olympic representative was leading the points table, ahead of the top Kiwi crews.
Stay tuned to Sail-World.com/nz website for all the latest news.
Sunburst action at the recent North Islands event held at Worser Bay. Bruce Yarnton and Lachie Stewart are about to wipe out.
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Good sailing!
Richard Gladwell
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*Said Cablevision spent the $100 million it promised. NEW YORK, Oct 1- Cablevision Systems Corp founder Charles Dolan testified on Monday that it was "quite a reversal" when Dish Network Corp abruptly ended their contract for high-definition programming, a dispute at the center of a long-running legal feud between the two pay TV providers.
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Take a look at some of Tuesday's midday movers:
Netflix stock has tumbled more than 70 percent in the past year since killing its hybrid subscription plan and jacking up prices for DVD and video access. With streaming costs and competition on the rise, can Netflix stay on top?
Dish Network lost a legal petition to move its ad-skipping copyright case, but option activity remained bullish yesterday.
Take a look at some of Monday's morning movers:
In an effort to control employees' activities on Facebook and Twitter, some U.S. companies have instituted social media policies that run afoul of labor law and infringe on workers' rights.
Take a look at some of Friday's morning movers:
As with past technological threats, network executives are closing ranks against a Dish Network device that undermines the broadcast business model. The New York Times reports.
Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
When Netflix reports quarterly earnings after the bell, investors should focus on U.S. streaming subscriber numbers.
A technology start-up called NimbleTV hopes to allow customers to watch their cable subscription from any device, the New York Times reports.
Every quarter hedge funds and large investors file their holdings with the SEC, revealing value picks, cyclical bets, growth opportunities and activist pushes. TheStreet.com details five stocks that hedge funds flocked to.
Only 38 percent of television viewing is done live, and that gives TiVo more opportunity to offer its recording services to "couch potatoes" everywhere, CEO Thomas Rogers told CNBC Wednesday.
In this feature, the Fast pros breakdown chatter in the market. What's on their radar and should it be on yours?
Netflix reportedly struck a streaming deal with DreamWorks Animation. But can the studio behind family hits like "Shrek" and "Madagascar" make up for the potential loss of Liberty Starz content?
Here's why you should keep a close eye on these six stocks.
Here's why you should keep a close eye on these six stocks.
Hulu has helped to free television from the tyranny of the TV set, but questions about how to make money off online content pose a challenge to the Web site's future and eventual buyer, the New York Times reports.