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There were three sales that week, and for the assistant store manager for marketing, Ms. Millan, that meant three hectic nights of "ad set up," which involved putting up thousands of sale signs on the merchandise to advertise the discounts as fast as her team could move. On average, it takes 50 seconds to put up one sign.
On Friday evening, the night before the big Saturday sale, she huddled with 12 members of the marketing team in a back room on the second floor, which was stuffed with sale signs and idle mannequins. She reviewed sale items and which goods were getting signs for 20, 30 or 40 percent off — in addition to the "take an additional 10 percent off" signs.
"Let's roll," she said when the meeting was over, and the team set to work putting out 5,000 sale signs late into the night.
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One customer who was instantly drawn to several of the sale signs on Saturday was Ms. Fitzsimmons, 36, a loyal Sears shopper for years. But this year, she is also a troubling customer for Mrs. Hannigan and the company in general.
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Ms. Fitzsimmons was shopping for her husband and three children. She borrows about $1,500 for gifts each year at this time from the Transit Authority Credit Union, she said.
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There were some days when the lines were long and the customers grumpy, she said, but "so far, it's been good."
"People said it was going to be crazy," she said. "People were going to be mad, that they would say this and they would say that. Not really."
Mrs. Hannigan, who worked as a buyer for Bloomingdale's for five years before being recruited by Sears seven years ago, is accustomed to the retail roller coaster. Sales are always fluctuating, sometimes wildly, depending on things as global as the economy and as incidental as the weather.
"You have to have the blood for retail," she said during a lunch break at Charlie Brown's, a restaurant in the mall next to Sears. "It's about the intensity of the sell," she said, but it is also "about customer service."
"I'm here to take care of other people. I don't want to get too emotional, but it's about making their dreams come true."
Mrs. Hannigan is in her 40's, but she declined to give her exact age. She lives with her husband and 12-year-old son in Flemington, N.J. While her average customer probably earns a lot less money than she does, she has not been untouched by the economy's decline, losing money on the stock market, and she has decided to take a more frugal approach to Christmas shopping herself this year.
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Another impressive win for the Steelers has them heading to Detroit as favorites. Ben Roethlisberger has been great, but it is the pass rush that is leading this team. Denver suffers another difficult playoff loss, but maybe the biggest problem could be the defensive coaching, not the quarterback.
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Usually at Football Outsiders, our take is very different from the conventional wisdom. But not today, as Al and Vivek line up to take shots at this weekend's officiating. Plus Best Bets, an update on FO's playoff fantasy teams, and the most obvious Keep Choppin' Award winner of all time.
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17 Jan 2006, 08:45pm by Aaron Schatz
This year, we're keeping track of DVOA into the playoffs as we continue to produce power rankings for FOXSports.com. Here's a look at 19 weeks worth of play-by-play, plus DVOA for each game in the second round of the playoffs. You'll find further commentary here at FOXSports.com.
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The media had been informed, including Football Outsiders. The referees had certainly been informed. Somebody forgot to tell the Steelers that the Colts were this year's Super Bowl winners. And, unfortunately for the Colts, someone also forgot to tell their offensive line.
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Impressive sky - in fact I came from one Guinnnes just from the near restaurant and the sky looks as asame. Of course didn´t have the camera along... LIKE+FAV, Happy Saturday and fabulous days waiting for Christmas, Joni from Finland.
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I remember this day fishing at Ribbersford, didn't catch many but was treated to a fantastic day feeding many species of birds!
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Sarrell Dental to host basketball campBy Drew Granthum Published 6:57pm Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Sarrell Dental, a non-profit organization specializing in dental care for children on AllKids and Medicare, will be hosting its basketball camp at Chilton County High School Saturday.
The camp is in its second year and, again, will feature several players from the University of Alabama's team.
Brandi Parris, chief marketing officer for Sarrell, said that kids will learn about basketball, as well as ways to improve their health.
"We'll talk about a lot of different things," she said. "We'll touch on dental health and encourage them to do the right things."
Parris said the camps were started to help provide kids with opportunities they might not otherwise have.
"It's a way for us to give back," she said. "It's a great opportunity for these kids to get to meet some of their heroes."
The camp will be held at Chilton County High School from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., and those who attend will learn techniques such as shooting, conditioning and defense. They will also receive a free T-shirt, which will be autographed by the camp counselors.
"It's open to anyone in the community," said Parris. "Ages 6-18, boys and girls, anyone in that age group that wants to come out."
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Residents of Glenallen prefer old version of town's name
GLENALLEN, Mo. -- Along the way, somebody forgot to tell the people of Glenallen that the spelling of their town changed.
Not that it would matter much, anyway.
The two-word spelling is listed in two different phone books. The local newspaper uses the two-word spelling. Even the current postmaster, Louise Acup, thought the spelling was two words for several years before someone presented her with a Bollinger County history book.
And the residents there write it as two words.
Eldon Woodfin, a council member for the village, said it was two words.
"I've lived here since 1968 and have been on the council almost all of that time, except maybe six or eight years," Woodfin said. "I always used two words. The record may show it's one word, but nobody pays attention to the records."
According to state and post office officials, the correct spelling of the small town near Marble Hill is one word.
But a short drive around town revealed that the people who live here prefer a space and a capital A.
One resident after another said they firmly believe the correct spelling is Glen Allen.
And, in addition to the village hall, one sign after another stated the same thing:
Glen Allen Village Hall.
Glen Allen Baptist Church.
Glen Allen United Methodist Church.
Old Glen Allen Road.
For more than 100 years
It turns out that Glenallen has been one word since 1894.
The book "Bollinger County: A Bicentennial Commemorative Book 1851 to 1973" says the town was originally spelled with two words, but changed in 1894.
The Missouri Department of Transportation recognizes this history. Brent Fisher of the state's mapping department said the state usually uses the same spelling as the local post office. The post office also changed its name to one word in 1894, he said.
The Bollinger County history book said the word "Glen," meaning valley, represented the topography of the town, which is located between a pair of creeks.
The town is believed to be named after Thomas Allen, who purchased some property in the area in 1871.
A year later, the town had a post office. Twenty-two years after that, town leaders changed the name to one word. The book does not give an explanation for the change. Regardless, the decision didn't stick.
"It's two words," said Ruth Barker, who runs Barker's Grocery Store in Glen Allen. Barker has lived in Glenallen since 1966.
"I never did see it any other way," said May Anderson, who lives next to the village hall.
James Wells and Goldie Dry both said it was two words. Even Jake Deck, who has grown children of his own and whose roots in the area goes back three generations, uses the two-word spelling.
Acup said she doesn't say anything when she sees mail addressed with the two-word spelling. She said she enjoys her job and loves the people, and she doesn't want to upset anybody.
"I don't think they pay much attention, and in this small community everyone knows where it is and they just spell it how they want to," she said. "I don't think they care too much. Even if you have two words, it's still going to get there."
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But maybe France can help solve the Iraq mess.
Most presidents would be doing two things right now: adjusting the rhetoric (so that expectations meet reality) and changing the policy (so that the reality isn't disastrous for U.S. interests).
One problem with Bush, judging from his Aug. 28 speech at an American Legion convention, is that he doesn't seem to grasp the reality. He told the Legionnaires:
The challenge in Iraq comes down to this: Either the forces of extremism succeed, or the forces of freedom succeed. Either our enemies advance their interests in Iraq, or we advance our interests. The most important and immediate way to counter the ambitions of al-Qaida and Iran and other forces of instability and terror is to win the fight in Iraq.
Even by his standards, this is a startlingly misguided passage. Few serious analysts would disagree that the best we can hope for in Iraq is a moderately authoritarian government that's not too terribly sectarian and not too closely aligned with Iran—that is to say, a regime that is neither extremist nor, in any Western sense, free. It would be a huge relief if "our enemies" don't see their interests advanced very far in Iraq, but few at this point anticipate U.S. interests making much headway either. It is unlikely that we or the Iraqi leaders will be able to ward off ambitions of al-Qaida and Iran and "other forces of instability and terror." At least one of those groups will come out fairly well; the key task now is to make sure that the most dangerous of them do not. And it is still unclear, after all this time, how Bush defines "win."
At one point in his speech, he came close to defining the term, but by that measure, we're not doing well. The "central objective" of his strategy in Iraq, he said, is "to aid the rise of an Iraqi government that can protect its people, deliver basic services, and be an ally in this war on terror."
The Iraqi people do not feel more protected (or, to the extent they do in certain areas, for instance in Anbar province, the relief has nothing to do with the Iraqi government). Basic services—clean water and electricity—are more lacking than they were a few months ago. And, even if the Baghdad regime gets its act together, it is unlikely to get confrontational with, say, Iran or Hezbollah.
It has always been doubtful that the U.S. military could pull off all these objectives. With the inevitable drawdown of troops, the chances are dimmer still. It's long past time to stop declaring lofty, unachievable goals and to focus on what's feasible.
Two military goals are feasible and worthwhile: defeating, or at least severely weakening, al-Qaida in Mesopotamia (with the assistance, however opportunistic, of Sunni tribesmen and insurgents); and keeping the Kurdish territories stable.
All other goals—for instance, keeping the Sunni-Shiite civil war from escalating or from expanding beyond Iraq's borders—are chiefly political in nature and can be accomplished only with the cooperation of neighboring countries.
Given America's declining influence and prestige in the region, it might be best for any accord or agreement to be—at least for public consumption—clean of Washington's fingerprints. And here, strangely, is where France might jump in.
According to a fascinating story by Adam Gopnik in the Aug. 27 issue of The New Yorker, when the new French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, met Condoleezza Rice, she said, "What can I do for you?" Sarkozy replied, "Improve your image in the world. It's difficult when the country that is the most powerful, the most successful—that is, of necessity, the leader of our side—is one of the most unpopular countries in the world. It presents overwhelming problems for you and overwhelming problems for your allies."


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Ten years ago at a rug store's going-out-of-business sale, Max Allen discovered a war carpet from Afghanistan. And while other customers passed on the violent images on the tapestry in favour of something more tasteful, Allen was so intrigued that he spent three days rummaging through the store to find every last one. Now, after researching war rugs for a decade, he's letting people take a peek at his collection.
"These were the most interesting cultural artifacts made out of cloth I had ever seen," says Allen, who as cofounder of the Textile Museum of Canada knows of what he speaks. "They're the Afghan version of television. As social, cultural and political documents, they're hugely important."
There are 120 of Allen's finds on display beginning tonight as part of the Battleground Project at the Toronto-based museum.
Afghan weavers started creating war rugs during the decade of Soviet occupation that began in 1979. The rugs originally displayed images of Soviet weapons, but this evolved as Afghanistan devolved into civil war and Taliban rule. More recent carpets feature U.S. weapons and references to 9/11. On some, multi-coloured grenades line the borders. On others, massive horses dwarf tanks and helicopters.
A sense of mystery surrounds these rugs, because the identities of their weavers are unknown. Allen says it's difficult to deduce the true meaning behind the rugs --are they pro-war or anti-war? He's tried to track the supply chain back to Afghanistan, but the results have been unsatisfactory. He's never even seen a photo of someone weaving an Afghan war rug.
"It's as if these things had fallen out of the sky," he says.
The Battleground Project also includes the diaries and sketches of Richard Johnson, the National Post's graphics editor. Johnson spent two months living with Canadian troops in Kandahar last year, and his Faces of War sketches appeared regularly in the Post.
"There have been times during my short stints as an artist in a war zone that I questioned my own alacrity for combat sketching," Johnson says. "Yet when I look back ... the simplest sketch seems to capture more, contain more, explain more and hold more than any piece -- no matter how skilful or heartfelt -- that I've done elsewhere."
As well, the exhibition features woven and embroidered military patches, the insignia that U.S. and Russian soldiers wear to identify their units. The special forces patches, with their blend of raw patriotism and disdain for the enemy, say things more directly than politicians back home would dare: One reads, "Al Qaida Killers"; another says, "When Diplomacy Failed."
Taken together, the Battleground Project features the perspectives of soldiers, the perspective of a journalist, the perspective of people on the ground -- a combination that would be rare to find anywhere, let alone in a textile museum.
"Of the people who come to the show, one in a thousand will ever have seen anything like the rugs, and maybe one in 500 know anything about military patches," Allen says. "I think it'll be something new."
- The Battleground Project opens tonight at 6:30 p.m. and continues to January. 55 Centre Ave., Toronto, and online at www.textilemuseum.ca.


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