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When is the best time to stop sweet peppers producing could I pinch the tops out,and can remove some of the leaves to encourage ripening some ideas would be helpful, they are all in a cool greenhouse.
Thanks Peter
Thanks Bob I have grown these long peppers from seed I have saved from the peppers I have bought from the veg market here in Lincoln they have grown very well with plenty of flowers on them and the peppers are forming very well now, so I am keeping my fingers crossed.
What causing holes in my sweet peppers there isn't any signs of bugs or grubs they are about the size of a small nail head in diameter.
Well done Catbee2 keep it up we have plenty of insects but could do with more the seemed to like Phacelia and cornflowers.
Plenty of hover flies. a few bees and butterflies the bees and hover flies like the poppies we have got The hpericum bushes are getting over the best now but the hover flies and bees are still on them.
If you want to have plenty of bees hover flies have Hypericum bushes mine are buzzing with red tail, white tail bees and all different kinds of hover flies.
Yes I have seen less bees also I have never seen less ladybirds as I have this year, I have plenty of hover flies though.
They are very thin whitish looking wire wormy type in clusters always on the best ones, I wil try and send a photo when I can get one it might be in a week or so.
Thanks for quick response Peter.
What can be eating my strawberry fruits they are very thin thread like worms, as many 12 or more in each fruit can anybody help, thanks.


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I have a cgi script similar to the following:
unshift (@INC, "$ENV{'HOME'}/www/cgi-bin/SiteSpecific");
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
use SiteObject;
my $siteObjInst = SiteObject->instance();
print $siteObjInst->{HideFields};
This would run fine from the command prompt, but fails when run as a CGI script from a browser. The $ENV{'HOME'} is perhaps not set as the script cannot find the module.
Is it that the CGI scripts are not run within a shell and do not find the environment variables?
If the above is true, do I need to set the desired variables within the BEGIN block using some other means?
Thanks for your help.

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Issue date: Sunday, January 6, 1952
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Publication name: Panama City News
Location: Panama City, Florida
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Panama City News (Newspaper) - January 6, 1952, Panama City, Florida CIRCULATION PHONE 8585 If You Your Copy of the News or Call 8585 Before 6 P. M. Daily or 9 A. M. Sunday. PAIMAMA CITY NEWS TELEPHONE 8585 VOL. 59 EIGHT PAGES (FULL WIRE SERVICE) UNITED PHESS Northwest Florida's Most Complete Morning Newspaper PANAMA CITY, FLORIDA, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 6, 1952 WDLP-AM-FM 590 kc 98.9 me DIAL 6013 FOR COURTEOUS AD-TAKER there is a "WANT" for the "UN- WANTED" in ihe WANT-ADS. senbe (COMPLETE SERVICE) NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION PRICE FIVE CENTS Conrad's Job Now Official Gerald Conrad, Panama City business man and principal in a series of swift moving legal bat- tles for possession of this county's tax assessor office, prepared this morning- to take over its operation. He will meet with no opposition from H. Savely McQuagge, Con- Tad's foe in the legal squabble has raged over the office since a controversial write in poll last November. McQuagge had filled the office the death, of his father, D. G. (Dune) McQuagge, regular Demo- cratic nominee for the office and JJL an incumbent, died just before the general election. He said last night, however, that he. will turn over the office to Conrad today. His statement came after Her- bert Sapp, attorney for Conrad, returned from Tallahassee late yesterday afternoon bearing Con- rad's signed commission. But the possibility of further le- gal action in the case is still strong. Sapp said here last night, how- ever, that he had withdrawn a motion for a ruling by the state Supreme Court on a denial by Cir- cuit Judge E. Clay Lewis to grant a. motion to dismiss the suit. The motion had been scheduled for a hearing yesterday. It was withdrawn after Circuit Judge L. L. Fabisinski, who was appointed after the disqualification of Judge Lewis, dismissed the suit after receiving the plaintiff's testi- mony Fabisinski's decision to throw out the suit apparently leaves Mc- Quagge only two channels for further action an appeal to the (Turn to ASSESSOR, Page 2) Bishop Sheen TV Man ol Year NEW YORK, Jan. 6 Bishop Fulton J. Sheen was named the television man of the year today in a poll of editors by the Radio-Television daily. Sheen shared honors with Lucille Ball, who was chosen television woman of the year in the poll by the trade magazine. Other winners in the- poll: man of the year, Arthur Godfrey; radio woman of the year. Eve Arden; dramatic show of the year for radio. Theater Guild; dramatic show for television, Rob- ert Montgomery Presents; radio comedy show of the year. Jack Benny; television comedy show. I Love Lucy; radio variety show, The Big Show; television variety show. Show of Shows; radio mus- ical show, Firestone Hour; tele- 1 vision musical show, Fred Waring. Also, radio commentator of the year, Edward R. Murrow; televi- sion commentator, John Cameron Swayze; radio documentary of the year. The People Act; television documentary, Victory at Sea; radio quiz show of the year. Groucho Marx; television quiz show. What's My Line; radio sportscaster of the year, Bill Stern; television sports- caster, Mel Allen; radio children's show of the year, Let's Pretend; television children's show, Kukla, Fran and Ollie; radio song hit of the year, You Belong To Me; television song, Wish You Were Here. Baby Contest Is Under Way Panama City's diaper set check- ed safety pins and prepared to face the cameras this afternoon in the first round in the Panama City Garden Club News "Most Photogenic Baby Contest." Free photographs will be made at Delaney's Studio between 2 and 5 p.m. today of first entrants. First week's contest is limited to girls under two years who live in the Panama City trading area. Later competition will be be- tween boys under two; girls be- tween two and four; and a final contest open to previous weekly winners. Winning pictures will be run each Saturday in the News. I TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Jan. 5 government of Florida changes hands tomorrow when Dan McCarty, 41-yestr-old Fort Pierce cattleman-citrus srowe grower, replaces Fuller Warren as chief executive in a simple cere- money attended by thousands. Fair and slightly warmer weath er is promised for the capital ciu as McCarty is installed as Florida's 31st governor. The inauguration will be topped by the usual parades, receptions and dances, but the big "event comes at high noon when McCarty, decked out in top hat and tails puts his hand on the family Bible and swears to uphold the laws of Florida and the nation "so help me God." Thousands of persons from everv social strata have jammed this North Florida city to witness the ceremonies, watch the parade of 12 floats, 26 bands, and 525 na- tional guardsmen, and attend one of five inaugural balls. City bankers and rough-clad dirt farmers mingled with cattle ranch ers and merchants. Hammer and nails work on the parade reviewing stand and inaugural platform erected for the first time in history on the west side of the Capitol was completed. The last bit of colored paper was pasted on the (Turn to McCARXY, Page 2) DAN MCCARTY .takes over Prettiest Teacher Shuns Screen Test For Job prettiest school teacher in America decided Monday school marms can have as much sex appeal as secretaries and even actresses. This beauty from behind books is blonde Nell Owen of Dallas. Tex. She won the title in a contest on the CBS "Our Miss Brooks" radio show that stars Eve Arden as a teacher. Mrs. Owen, 21, was whisked off to Hollywood where she sniffed she doesn't see xvhy the whistling Enforcement officers of the State 27 Killed In Crash Of Airliner BELFAST, Northern Ireland, Jan 5 British European Air- ways airliner hit a beacon while trying to land at Belfast's air term- inal tonight and crashed in flames, killing 21 persons. Eight who survived the crash of the twin-engined viking plane were injured. The plane, on a regularly-sched- uled flight from London to Belfast, carried 31 passengers and a crew of four. One of the passengers was an infant, according: to a BEA spokesman. Weather conditions in the vicin- ity of Nutt's Corner, Belfast's air- port, were reported poor at the time of the crash. The airliner struck a concrete beacon pole, smashed into a build- ing and caromed off into an ad- jacent field where it burst into flamps. Survivors were pulled from the wreckage and rushed to hos- pitals in Belfast, 12 miles away. Bodies of the dead and debris from the plane were scattered over a wide area. The plane was smash- ed almost beyond the tail, and the after section re- mained undamaged. SUrpriS6d Beverage Department in this dis- a lot of things The Inquiring Photographer BY DUFFY PARISH The NEWS will pay SI for every interesting and timely question sub- mitted and used in this column. THE QUESTION Do you think Fuller Warren has made Florida a- good governor? THE ANSWERS C. B. Lewis, International Paper Cast Fourth itreet: "I think Fuller has done as good a job as our governor ar my of the rest o hem. I don't ipprove of some f the things he's :one but there's "There are just as many young. j trict smashed 13 moonshine stills I he's done tnat J do appove of Collector A. G. Appelberg's auto tag office in the court house is a busy place as the above photo shows. More than 800 new license plates were sold the first two days. Sale was scheduled to have started yesterday but actually began Friday so departing students and out-of-state motorists could secure them (Staff 'Old Friends', Char chit And Ihe, TaL pretty girls in my school as in any i la-st month and destroyed 50 gal other profession." she said. "I j Ions of illicit whiskey, according! ministration. i At least Bay county has certainly done well during the Warren ad- think the trend is more towards that type of teacher. "We have to look nice or the kids notice it right away. One clay I (Turn to TEACHER. Pu-e 2) WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 (UP) Southern Democrats, fighting to block a proposed change in the Senate's anti-filibuster rule, pre- dicted today that the attempt will be beaten by a margin of 3 or 4 to 1. They expected the drive would have the support of only 25 to 30 j senators. Most of those votes will! come from Northern and Western I by only a few Republicans-, the Southerners said. The anti-filibuster move came before the Senate Saturday at the opening session of the 83rd Con- gress. Debate and a decision were deferred at the request of the Republican majority leadership. The issue will be debated when the Senate returns tomorrow from a joint session with the House to count the presidential electoral votes. to the monthly report of J. S. Shir- ey, head of the district. In the same period, officers ar- rested four alleged still operators, seized two automobiles, and de- stroyed gallons of mash, used in whiskey making operations. They estimated the capacity of Stills destroyed was gallons. Each of the two cases tried re- j suited in conviction, according to the report. Fines assessed amount- ed to S125. The othtr two cases are pending. A. Allen Green, photographer, 556 Harrison Ave: "I think his P'r o g r a m has been one of prog- ress. Ten years from now, when all the bad pub- licity has died down, I we'll look and find been our greatest, governor yet. He's certainly done the best job on the state's road Mercury Doesn't Drop Below 47 i system that's been done bv any cal value .of property taken in- governor we ever had to custody amounts to Paul Hancock, auto 412 Cherry St.: "I've .been in Florida only two years, but com- pared to some of the Governors we've had in Georgia Fuller Warren has been a credit to Flor- ida. Warren has begun several programs during his administra- tion that I would like to see con- tinued by his successors, especial- ly the road building program." 'Subversives' In Colleges To Be Probed WASHINGTON. Jan. 5 (UP) The House Un-American Activities Committee has launched an investi- gation of "subversives" in colleges and may extend the inquiry to cover as many as 25 major schools, Incoming Chairman Harold H. Velde (R-IiJ) said one of the com- mittee's 12 investigators already is "spending all his time checking on educational institutions in the East." He said "perhaps 25 major col- leges and universities which we definitely know have, or have had, subversive activities" will be checked. "In my opinion, infiltration of communism into education is one of the most important weapons back j that Stalin has for overthrowing our -.form of government." Velde said.' "The youth of today will be the political leaders of tomorrow. It is very vital that we educate them in the true spirit of Americanism." think he's 4 Killed in Riots TEHRAN (UP) Police report- ed tonight that four persons were killed and hundreds injured in three days of rioting and street fighting: bcivresn Communists and rightists here and in the holy city of Qum to the south. Judy's Mother Dies SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UP) Mrs. jt.thel nliine Gilmore, 56, mother of film star Judy Garland was found dead today in the park- Temperatures ranged between 47 i ins: lot of an aircraft comnanv 60 _.. i degrees in Panama City j where she was employed. and yesterday. Apalachicola Chattahoochee yesterday was 5.15 feet and rising. Clear to partly cloudy is 1 Reacted WASHINGTON (UP) Tne Dutchman Grunewald, -was reindicted by a federal grand Mor.d-ay on contempt of Con- STCSS charges. forecast today. There will be no] Washington Mystery man important temperature changes. Moderate southwest winds will pre-! vail. i Desks at Cherry Street School Burn A fire that threatened to destroy Cherry street grammar school was extinguished by Panama City Fire Department here early last night. Damage was limited to destruction of one student desk and the desk of the teacher. Chief Alfred Norris said damage would total about S100. He said the damage might have been much greater had not a passerby detect- ed smoke boiling from a window. Stokes A co sponsor of the original Homestead Exemption bill in the Florida legislature, J. Ed Stokes, said here today efforts to repeal the-act, "don't stand a chance." Representative Roy Surles, chair- man of a subcommittee of the legislative Council and Letislative Reference Bureau, has served not- ice that he will ask the full council to plug for repeal of the amend- ment. "It takes 65 votes to get a bill through the Stokes said today, "If Surles gets five, he will be lucky." Stokes, a veteran member of the legislature who was returned to a new term from Bay county last j November, was instrurneral in; CHICAGO, Jan. 5 deaths for the Christmas and New Year's holidays combined were the highest on record, topping for the first time in history. A final count by United Press put the number of traffic deaths in the four-day holiday periods at 1.011. Traffic experts estimated that another 250 will die of injuries suffered in the two holiday periods, raising the ultimate toll to 1.261. It was the first time in history that the total for the two holidays j topped 1.000. The Christmas toll of 588 was the highest for any holiday period in the nation's history. The total of the New Year's holiday was 223, which set a new record for that period. The overall accidental death toll for the New Year's holiday was 626. including 16 killed in" plane crashes. 55 in fires and 132 in mis- cellaneous accidents. The overall total for the two holidav periods combined was NEW YORK, Jan. 5 (UP) Prime Minister Winston Churchill arrived from England and met with his "old President- elect Dwight D. Eisenhower, for informal discussions of world prob- lems. Eisenhower and Churchill shook hands warmly at the apartment of elder statesman Bernard Baruch, where Eisenhower arrived at p.m.-. a few hours after Churchill's ship docked. After a visit of nearly two hours. Eisenhower left the apartment at p.m. He dashed out of the building flanked by Secret Service men and almost ran to a waiting limousine to avoid talking to news- men. Eisenhower went to his Morning- side Heights home to freshen up for an 8 o'clock dinner at Baruch's apartment. It was indicated that this was only the first of possibly Eisenhower Churchill meetings. Eisenhower's headquarters said there would be another, but the time and place had not been set. Baruch, who is Churchill's host during his New York visit, had invited Eisenhower to cocktails and a dinner later so the two statesmen would have a chance to renew their old war-time, friend- ship and discuss informally the Korean war, the cold war in Eu- (Turn to CHURCHILL, Page 2) Daffin Take: s Glass Door Nabs Jewelry Thief PHILADELPHIA door captured in a jewelry store here and held him until police arrived. The suspect. Cephus Ford. 27, broke a hole in the lower part of the glass door of a jewelry shop. He started to crawl through and the unbroken portion of the glass The fruit basket turned over at Bay county Courthouse today. But when things settled down again most of the familiar faces were back in the same seats. Technically embarking on a new four year cruise, the county ship of state finds itself piloted by many of the same officers. Only at two stations the sher- iff's office and the tax assessor's office has there been any ap- preciable changing of the guard. M. D. (Doc) Daffin took com- mand of the former office. last night at midnight from Alva Thom- as. With Thomas went most though not all of the old force. Only two. D. E. Maxwell and Gordon McCall, have so far been carried over by the new adminis- tration. Rest of the slate named by (Turn to SHERIFF, Page 2) NEW YORK, Jan. 5 (UP) A federal judge agreed today to de- lay the executions of atom spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg long enough for them to ask the Presi- dent for clemency. They had been scheduled to die n the electric chair at Sing Sing o ison, Ossining, N. Y., Jan. 14. at 11 p. m. But Federal Judge Irving R. Kaufman promised the stay as the case developed into an internation- al Communist propaganda issue. Groups throughout the world staged demonstrations demanding that the Rosenbergs' lives be spared. There was a possibility that the decision on whether to commute their death sentence to life impris- onment would be turned over to incoming President Eisenhower. Judge Kaufman said he would grant only a conditional stay on receiving- proof that the Rosen- bergs were asking President Tru- man for clemency. He gave de- fense attorney Emanuel Bloch until Saturday to file a copy of the clemency petition. But the U. S. district attorney's office said Mr. Truman could post- pone action on the plea for mercy until he leaves office Jan. 20, in which case Eisenhower would in- herit the responsibility of making the decision. Even after the White House acts, the Rosenbergs still will have one hope left. Judge Thomas W. Swan of the U. S. Court of Appeals today denied "'without prejudice" a re- quest for a stay of execution but said the Rosenbergs could seek one within five days after a presiden- tial decision. In London, Rome, Paris and other European cities Communists staged rallies to "save the Rosen- bergs." Leaflets asserted the hus- band and wife, convicted of pass- ing A bomb secrets to Russia, were being persecuted because they are Jews. of NEW YORK, Jan. 5 Polio poster sisters Patrice and Pamela O'Neil joined actress Helen Hayes, soprano Nadine Connor and tele- vision commentator Dave Garrc- way to launch this year's March of Dimes campaign today. Six-year-old Patrice and her five-year-old sister, of Raleigh, N.C., stood of City Hall steps as the First Army band provided a. musical background to the cere- monies. The girls were welcomed, to the city fay Mayor Vincent B. Impellietteri and Basil O'Connor, president of the National Founda- tion for Infantile Paralysis. Safety Council Maps Program LCI j Members of Bay County Safety Council last night laid plans for Lynn Haven voters trooD io the j a local safety program, polls at 7 a.m. today to name two j Tne PIans. calling for participa- tion by Bay county civic clubs. provide for designating a specific program to each club. Under the arrangement each club would have a month in which to stress its particular phase of safety work. members to the city's five governing board. Five candidates have palced their names on the ballots to be used by the 840 voters who have qualifed to vote in the election. Two incumbents, Frank P. Kel- ley and H. C. Davis Jr., asked to be returned to the Com- orgamzea came sliding down, like a guillo- j mission for a new two year te tine. And Ray I. Browning, Cleatus When police arrived. Ford was j Langord and J. R. Robertson are still half way through the door, un- i seeking seats for the first. The Safety Council. each here iast Spring, is made up of representatives of several organi- zations. Its function is that of a coordinating agency. It was the group's first meeting since the Safety Council sponsored able to move without risking a bad The poll, located at City Hall, i Safety Week last fall. cut on the neck. close at 7 p.m. I Don Fay is president. steering the original act through minimum foundation law and the the House. i new amendment provides ade- He said he regards the amend- i quate funds." ment as "one of the greatest things j The new school amnedment the legislature ever passed for the i adopted by referendum last Nov- the homestead with him that he feels Stokes said. "In fact, the as I do about homestead exemp- meiH.' development of the state. ember. directs funds raised The homestead amendment ex- i through sale of automobile licenses empts- homesteads from being tax- directly into a school capital outlay fifirt r___i ed on the first ues. of their val- fund. said he is certain that Surles has proposed repeal of j Jack Ba'v county's see- the exemption as a means to rais- ond member of the 1953 legislature, mg more money for Florida schools. "There are plenty of ways to j to speak raise money for schools without I am certain from past con- my views. "I have not ha.d an opportunity tions." The legislator said he sees "no reason for alarm" and that "It would be just as impossible to repeal exemptions either in the legislature or by referendum as to catch a butt headed cow by the horns." Rep. Jack Mashburn joined Stokes in his statement. "I would not vote for repeal of the Homestead Exemptions amend- ment under any foreseeable cir- Mashburn said, "As a matter of fact. I would like to increase the amount of exemption." Claim Traitors' Are Flying MIG's TOKYO, Jan 5 Force! officers read with astonishment I today a dispatch in the English- language newspaper Nippon Times headlined "traitorous Yanks Be- lieved Flying Red Korean-MIGs." The dispatch, carrying a world copyright, said most Air Force officers on rest leave in Tokyo be- lieved a story that "soldiers of fortune" from the United States. Great Britain and Germany were flying MIGs over North Korea. CAP PISTOL ROBBERY ALBANY, Ga.. Jan. 5 (UP) Police here arrested Harry- Lewis. 21. today on charges robbing the Western Union office of S273 with a, cap pistol. QUINTUPLET famous Dilisrentj quintuplets pose before their Buenos Aires home, following; their reunion after a year's separation. The quints have been continuing their cdaca- cation, each at a different school. 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Issue date: Saturday, March 3, 1973
Pages available: 18
Previous edition: Friday, March 2, 1973
Next edition: Sunday, March 4, 1973
Publication name: Appleton Post Crescent
Location: Appleton, Wisconsin
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Appleton Post-Crescent (Newspaper) - March 3, 1973, Appleton, Wisconsin The bunker and steeple A member of the American Indian Movement sits in a bunker with his rifle in front of a church that was still occupied today by Indians at Wounded Knee, S.D. Law enforcement officials have surrounded the community as attempts to negotiate a truce have been held. (AP Wirephoto) Indians shoot at U.S. lawmen WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. (AP) Federal lawmen in Armored vehicles patrolled the penmetet Wounded Knee today as hopes for a quick peace with Sioux Indians who took over the village five days ago dwindled in an "outbreak of sporadic gunfire. Ralph Erickson, a special assistant U.S. attorney general, said late Friday, "FBI agents and marshals are being exposed to gunfire Fire seems to be continuing and it causes us concern." Erickson specified three instances of lawmen being fired on. He said federal agents did not return the gunfire. No injuries were reported by either side. Erickson also said that talks on Friday with leaders of the American Indian Movement, which led the takeover, were unproductive. msiDE Church Page Comics Editorials Obituaries Sports TV log Theaters .A-2 A-4 B-4 B'2 A-7 A-7 f Sunny? Fog should lift and the sun shine bv Sunday. Weather map on page B-4 The 200 Indians in the village, most of them Oglala Sioux, entered Wounded Knee late Tuesday, raided a trading post and held 11 persons hostage until mid- day Thursday. Erickson said he is not satisfied that the hostages now are free, as AIM leaders declare. He also said it was difficult to learn during the talks what the Indians want in exchange for laying down their weapons and surrendering. He made clear the Justice Department position that there is no question of amnesty, that charges will be filed against the Indians if violations are found. He said kidnaping is one of the charges being considered. Inside the Wounded Knee compound, AIM leaders told newsmen they would surrender the historic, one-street village if federal officials placed charges only against leaders of the takeover. They repeated their demand that the Senate investigate their charges of corruption in the Bureau of Indian Affairs, in the Oglala Tribe and on the Pine Ridge Reservation, where of the tribe reside. Friday's somber mood followed only 12 hours after South Dakota's two senators, George S. McGovern and James Abourezk, assured the Indians every effort would be made to give them a fair hearing. Erickson said that during his meeting with AIM leaders, Agnes Gildersleeve, 68, an owner of the trading post, and two members of her family accompanied the Indians and told Erickson that they no longer were being held hostage. Erickson told newsmen, however, that if residents are not being held against their own will, "Why don't they come cut? SUNDAY POST-CRESCENT FEATURES Keep {heir bobies, or .not? Some Aopleton women ore, or hove been faced with the decision whether, as unwed mothers, to keep their babies. The decisions leading Jo their decisions are a ootgnant subject in the... Women's Section A professional pool player named Pittsburgh Jack, hustling in the Fox Valley, and an lola man. named by President Nixon to the Assay Commission, attend- ing that board s annual meeting, are features for the variety section. SUNdoy Section Two previews of upcoming television specials, "Wmeburg, and supplement a behmd-lhe-scene ar- ticle on ABC's two mid-season replacements Here We Go and "A Touch of Grace." Stewfime Magazine Those who found tie book, 'The Exorcist exciting be equally intrigued with staff writer Penifeis" sometimes chilling story about Father Theophi'usof St. Joseoh Church m Apple ton who, as a stern yet kindly onest, used his priestly powers to dnve away evil spirits and established national fame as an sxorast. View Magazine TSUE OR FALSE? H a child has imaginary companions thot he plays with, it's a s-ign he's neurotic A true or false quiz lets you matdi answers against those of child psychologists which may give you further .insight to your children. family Weekly I NEWSPAPER! High-rise apartment crumbles BAILEY'S CROSSROADS, Va. (AP) saw the struts holding the two top floors begin to shake. Then the top floor fell into the next one and the building began to split right down the middle." For 30 seconds or so, continued workman Robert Taylor, the down ward movement accelerated as 24 floors of a concrete high-rise apartment under construction caved in one-by-one Fri- day afternoon. By today the known death toll was five. Another 10 were missing and feared dead. There were 34 injured. Taylor was not hurt. What caused the collapse remains in doubt. State and federal investigations are underway. Rescue operations proceeded caut- iously as large chunks of concrete dangled precariously from both sides of the planned 26-story building, among the highest in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area. An 80-foot wide section of the build- ing collapsed, leaving other unfinished sections on each side. "We had about two seconds warning a rumbling sound like Niagara said workman Larry Rivers. "I ran for my life. I looked back and saw fo ur of my buddies being crushed by concrete." Rivers was working in the basement area. Most of the rubble fell and atop a two-story concrete parking structure under construction. Officials estimated 55 men were working in those areas. Most of the dead and missing were among them. Alfred Cole was working on a top floor when the concrete floor around him began cracking. "It sounded like a heavy he said. Cole and about 25 other workmen began running down the stairs, only to find they were blocked at the eighth Continued on Page 3 Post-Crescent 1 6 Pages Appleton-Neenah-Menasha, Wis., Saturday, March 3, 1 973 15 Cents Nixon urges measures to prevent terrorism WASHINGTON (AP) The execut- ion of two American diplomats in Khartoum has brought calls for justice and preventive measures against inter- Cleo A. Noel Jr. G. Curtis Moore national terrorism from President Nixon and the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. "It was with the deepest sense of Guerrillas' demands rejected KHARTOUM, Sudan, (AP) The Palestinian guerrillas who executed two American diplomats and shot a Belgian envoy demanded safe passage out of Sudan today with the two Arab diplomats they still hold captive, and the Sudanese government immediately rejected the demand. Egypt's Middle East News Agency said the Black September commands asked the Sudanese government to supply a plane and send along a senior" official as a "guarantee for our safety." There wers no immediate indication where they wanted to go. The Sudanese government imme'di- ately rejected their demands and or- dered the guerrillas instead to hand over the captive Arab diplomats and the bodies of the envoys slain Friday night. They were Cleo A, Noel Jr., the new U.S. ambassador to Sudan, and the outgoing U.S. charge d'affaires, G. Curtis Moore. The Sudanese govern- ment said the guerrillas claimed they also killed the Belgian charge d'affaires. Guy Eid. The bodies and the two Arab hostages were still in the Saudi Arabian Embassy, where the seven Palestinian terrorists have been out since bursting into a farewell reception Thursday night for Moore. Sudanese authorities began evacuat- ing a four-block area around the Saudi Embassy. Soldiers said they were preparing for "a military operation" to recover the bodies and free the captive diplomats. But U.S. Embassy informants said the Continued on Page 3 grief that I have learned of the acts of terrorism which took the lives of Am- bassador Cleo A. Noel and deputy chief of mission George Curtis Nixon said Friday night. 'The United States is emphasizing its strong feeling that the perpetrators of this crime must be brought to justice." Moore and Noel were executed by members of the Black September terrorist group about 26 hours after the terrorists broke into the Saudi Arabian Embassy. "This tragic event underscores once again the need for all nations to take a firm stand against the menace of inter- national Nixon said in a statement released from the White House. The recently named U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, John Scali, said the executions represented a new "demand on the U.N. community for meaningful and effective action to halt international terrorist acts." The assembly in December blocked U.S. "and Western Proposals for preparation of a treaty providing for the punishment or extradition of internat- ional terrorists. It voted instead for study proposals sponsored by Arab, African and Asian countries. The terrorists originally had demanded the release of Sirhan B. Sirhan, who was convicted of assas- sinating Robert F. Kennedy, and the release of various members of the or- ganization held in Jordan, Israel and Germany. After the killings, Secretary of State William P. Rogers released a statement, saying "no words can express our shock and grief at the senseless and barbarous murder." The executions were the latest of some 50 terrorist incidents aimed at American officials abroad in recent years. Noel, 54, was a veteran U.S. foreign service officer who only recently had arrived in Khartoum. The Sudan and the United States had restored relations last summer, and Moore had been the American representative in Khartoum until Noel's arrival. A native of Oklahoma, he joined the foreign service in 1949 and was a specialist in Middle East affairs. He married the former Lucille McHenry. Moore, 47, had been scheduled to leave Khartoum next Monday to be reassigned with the foreign service. He began his career with the State Department in 1950 as a resident officer in Frankfurt, Germany. He married the former Sarah Stewart. The Noels have two children: John Francis, 20, who is studying at American University in Washington and staying witn a lofeign service family here: and Janet, College in Ohio. Noel's widow accompanied him to Khartoum but didn't attend the recep- tion. 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January 14, 2016
Investigators with the Walton County Sheriff's Office are asking for the public's help in identifying a possible suspect in six burglaries over the last few weeks.
In these six cases in the Rosemary, Seagrove, and Red Fish Village area witnesses and victims have described the same individual in their encounters. The subject is described as a tall, thin, white male standing at around 6 feet tall wearing jeans and occasionally a ball cap with either very short hair or a bald head. His approach to these burglaries is to wait until homeowners leave their house and, in broad daylight, checks the home to see if they are unlocked and enters; focusing his attention on cash and high end jewelry.
These six burglaries are included in 28 total residential burglaries which have occurred south of Highway 98 over the last year. The suspect described in this release is NOT suspected in ALL 28 of those burglaries. However, WCSO is encouraging residents and visitors to HIDE their belongings, LOCK their doors, TAKE your person items even if you plan to leave your home or vacation rental for just a short time.
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Bolts' Gilchrist has some Marine to him
Long after leaving the Corps, a Marine will hear the echo of that voice between his ears. It's the D.I. from back in basic training, yelling and telling him things to prepare him for wherever he goes next, knowing the youngster is headed for a much tougher place.
For that voice, Marcus Gilchrist calls home.
"My dad does most of the talking anyway, so I let him do the talking," said Gilchrist, the Chargers' rookie cornerback. "Being him, the first thing he said (after the Miami game Sunday) was something about that pass-interference call on me. He's always getting on me about getting my head around. If I don't hear anything else, I'll hear him yelling at me about not getting my head around."
Ronny Gilchrist, 52, indeed was in the Marine Corps when son Marcus was born 22 years ago in High Point, N.C. Ronny played myriad sports, too, even did some boxing in the military. Marcus' mother (LaJeune) was the daughter of a coach (Benny Mock) as well, and if either his dad and grandfather weren't working, one or both was working out Marcus.
Marcus is now thousands of miles away, way out west, but the payoff for all the family coaching was there to see via satellite. Specifically, there was the sight of Gilchrist making his first NFL start and intercepting the first deep ball thrown his way, then his leaping tip-away of what should've been a touchdown pass to Miami's Brandon Marshall.
Like father, like son, too. As he watched the day-after film session with fellow defensive backs, Marcus saw what Ronny Gilchrist meant about getting his head turned around to the ball to avoid the pass-interference penalty.
Head coach Norv Turner said he "thought (Gilchrist) made a great play." But the rookie also noted wide receiver Brian Hartline's pro move, a maneuver into Gilchrist's body to draw the call on a pass that Hartline had no chance of catching.
Moreover, while having drawn considerable attention and praise for his debut in only the second game that veteran corner Quentin Jammer's missed in eight-plus years, Gilchrist came out of the secondary room with the reminder that he's still quite new to this NFL thing. But learning fast.
"There were a couple plays that I knew were going to come, based on down-and-distance, split of the receiver, the formation, that I really didn't key into," said Gilchrist. "I think I could've made more big plays, because I saw what I could've done to make a play.
"On the set for one play, I knew that when the back's in a certain place, he's gonna run a certain route. But it was hurried up, so I didn't get to see the whole formation and just ended up playing my man. If I'd seen the whole formation, I could've gotten a bead on what they were gonna do with the ball."
Gilchrist has made enough of an overall impression, though. With the likely return of Jammer to the lineup Sunday at Denver, the Chargers won't have to look hard to find ways to get more Gilchrist into games.
"When you starting talking about this week, the receivers we have to see, they have the ability to put three or four receivers on the field," said Turner. "When you look at our schedule down the road, there's a bunch of teams that play a lot of receivers in games. We're going to need every corner we can have. I'm glad that Marcus played at the level he did and I'm glad that Jammer is back practicing."
Gilchrist's interception was particularly meaningful because it equaled his total number of picks in four years, 26 starts and 2,040 snaps played in college. The real challenge of making big plays at Clemson was beating teammates to them, because five Tigers defensive players went in the 2011 draft.


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Time: 1 hr 30 min return
Boars Head Mine is as close as Taranaki gets to having its own gold mine. For more than 100 years hopeful prospectors dug shafts into the Kaitake Ranges dreaming of striking it rich.
From the end of Weld Road the track follows marker poles across farmland, climbing uphill to the bush line. A well marked track leads 20 min into the bush where the first mine shaft can be found. Follow the steep track down to the river to view two more shafts. While the 30 m long mine shaft at the top of the hill is safe to enter (a torch is recommended) the ones at river level are dangerous and should not be entered. Return the same way.
Getting there: The track begins at the end of Weld Road, off SH45 south of Oakura.
Time: 2 hr
This short but challenging track can be linked with the Waimoku Track to make a loop that returns to Lucy's Gully. The Sefton Track begins by the carpark where it crosses an unbridged stream then winds steeply uphill for 2 km before meeting with the Waimoku Track junction. Turn left and head downhill to return to the car park. The stream crossing can become impassable after heavy rain.
Getting there: The Sefton Track begins in Lucy's Gully. From New Plymouth, follow Devon Street West south, continuing on coastal SH45, 5 km past Oakura. Turn off at the signposted access road.
Time: 4 – 5 hr return
This track leads up through forest to the Patuha Trig (682 m) offering great views along the coast and up to Mt Taranaki. The last 100m section of track to the trig is a scramble up an exposed rocky section which some people may find a challenge. An easier alternative route up to the trig is via the Davies Track.
From the trig take the Waimoku track back down to the car park, or turn left onto the Sefton Track which will return you to Lucy's Gully just below the Waimoku Track entrance.
Getting there: The Waimoku Track begins in Lucy's Gully. From New Plymouth, follow Devon Street West south, continuing on coastal State Highway 45, 5 km past Oakura. Turn off at the signposted access road.
Leaving the Surrey Hill Road end the route climbs through farmland, following marker poles to the edge of Egmont National Park. From here it climbs steadily through bush to Patuha Trig, offering great views of the coastline and up to Mt Taranaki.
This walk can be combined with the Waimoku Track (total 4 hr trip) to descend into Lucy's Gully. You will need to organise transport to pick you up.
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The communal bank "Alianza Emprendedora 2" is comprised of eight members who live in the same community and are farmers. The group loan for 59,000 HNL will be used to buy fertilizers and seeds to plant corn and beans to sell. In the photograph we see in the back row, from left to right: Efraín in a light blue, long-sleeved shirt, José Ernesto in a beige shirt and Saúl in a green shirt. To the right in a long-sleeved, striped shirt is Ananías. In the front row from the left in a black shirt is José Lucindo, then Santiago in a short-sleeved light blue shirt, José Estanislado is wearing a plaid shirt and Enrique is wearing a short-sleeved striped shirt and white pants.
El grupo se llama Alianza Emprendedora 2, esta formado por 8 miembros que viven en la misma comunidad y se dedican a la agricultura. El préstamo grupal es por 59,000 lempiras y lo utilizaran para comprar fertilizantes y semillas para sembrar maíz y frijoles para la venta. En la foto se identifican así: a la izquierda esta Efraín de camisa celeste manga larga, el de camisa Beige es José Ernesto, Saúl de camisa verde, Ananías esta a la derecha de camisa rayada manga larga, en frente de camiseta negra es José Lucindo, Santiago de camisa celeste manga corta, José Estanislao tiene camisa cuadriculada y don Enrique de camisa manga corta rayada y pantalón blanco.
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About Organización de Desarrollo Empresarial Femenino Financiera, S.A.This loan is administered by Organización de Desarrollo Empresarial Femenino Financiera, S.A. (ODEF), a Kiva Field Partner in Honduras. A leader in the microfinance sector since 1985, ODEF strives to combat poverty by offering a wide array of financial services to low-income men and women. The organization works with its parent NGO, ODEF OPD, to provide training and technical assistance to impoverished microentrepreneurs. By incorporating the entire family unit in this process, ODEF OPD aims to improve the standard of living through the creation of profitable enterprises. Visit ODEF's partner page for more information.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
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- Repayment Schedule
- At end of term
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- Aug 13, 2013
- Listed
- Sep 6, 2013
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Yelich ended Nashville Sounds starter Ariel Pena's night and capped an explosive start to an 11-1 win with a three-run home run in the fourth inning of his debut with the Zephyrs as part of a Major League rehab assignment at Greer Stadium in Nashville, Tenn. The homer was the Z's 86th of the season, which puts them on pace for 155, two more than the team record of 153 set in 2012.
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Regular people all over the world mostly want the same things: Some dignity, a roof over their heads, hope for their children, good drinking water, and a reasonable shot at success.
That's why you'll never convince me that there are groups of millions of people who are just, you know, bad.
That's how Iran has been portrayed in America sometimes, and that's how America is often portayed in Iran. But if you talk to people who have been to Iran, they'll tell you that despite the rhetoric of politicians and extremists, the vast majority of Iranians are easy to know and like.
There are a zillion such stories. (For instance.)
This evening, I'm lucky enough to be in Orlando, watching great basketball. But I'm very aware that in Iran, a lot of those regular Iranians are in a very tense situation indeed. Cars on fire, students beaten, leaders arrested, tanks in the streets, communications and electricity dispensed politically ... As a regular person, I can't help but feel a little like this entertainment endeavor is not the most important thing happening on the planet right now.
Iran is a country as big as Alaska, with a population more than twice that of Canada. Here's to hoping they get things sorted out quickly and without too much bloodshed.
In the NBA, one of the people watching things most closely is the owner of the Utah Flash, Brandt Andersen. The Flash hosted the Iranian National team in Utah last year, and was scheduled to visit Iran this past Memorial Day, but the trip has been postponed.
I spoke to Andersen this afternoon, and he makes clear that his mission is not political at all. It's almost the opposite -- sports, he points out, are a way for regular people to get along without involving politics.
I have always believed that sports can help to soften differences. At the age of 11 I moved to Bordeaux, France. I did not speak French, which made getting to know people and making friends very difficult. That all changed when I started playing basketball in a French league. I was no superstar, but as an American who played basketball I quickly made friends. My luck continued at school when I joined school teams. There was no political agenda on the court or on the field. I ended up making friends with kids from all over the world. This happened when I lived in France, it happened when I moved to Switzerland and in the US. In almost all cases these forged friendships started with a mutual love for sports.
Struggle often brings improvement. I hope that the struggle in Iran is one of those studies. For now the Flash will have to wait on our trip to Iran. Postponed but not cancelled.


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This storyline's revelation that Jock first struck oil in Pride, Texas doesn't coincide with the storyline from season 8. Through out this entire story every one says that Jock struck oil in Pride and started Ewing Oil but during Season 8 it was said that Jock, Jason Ewing, and Digger Barnes struck oil together and Sam Culver was present when they formed a partnership. Plus back during that storyline J.R. and Bobby question Punk Anderson about the time Ewing Oil began and he tells them exactly where the strike was. When Miss Ellie asked Bobby and J.R. during this season they claim to not know.
J.R.: (about Diana Farrington at the hearing) Why won't that woman look at me?
James: Maybe she doesn't recognize you with your clothes on.
J.R.: Bob, that accident was my fault. I knew damn well that that tanker had an unacceptable rating, but I let it sail anyway because I didn't want any less zeroes in my bank account. I dragged you through Hell with me, Bobby. And, God knows it, it's not the first time. But, I guarantee you, it's gonna be the last. I'm prepared to go to jail for ten years or whatever it takes to take the blame off Daddy's company. I haven't been the kind of brother I'd like to have been, or son, for that matter. Daddy wrote this letter forty years ago. He thought that he was dying and I might be the only one left to carry the banner. He placed the future of Ewing Oil in my hands... and I failed him. So... I'm passing the torch onto you.
Miss Ellie: So this is my gift to you, the kind people of Pride, Texas. I give you the pride of Pride, in loving memory of Jock Ewing.
Bobby: Are you ready for the lynch mob?
J.R.: Not until you read this. Harv Smithfield drew it up. Uh, he has instructions to read it to the press after the verdict is announced. In short, it absolves you and all your employees at Ewing Oil from responsibility for the collision. It says I take full responsibility.
Bobby: Is it signed in invisible ink?
McKay: Now, it's time for a toast. To Cliff Barnes, who taught me a valuable lesson. Never try to blackmail... a moron. (laughing) Of course, morons like Cliff Barnes do make excellent governors.
McKay: You may not believe this, but there's a lot I admire about Bobby Ewing. Too bad he has that terrible flaw.
Rose: What do you mean?
McKay: Well, real businessmen know how to cut their losses. They never let pride stand in their way. Poor Bobby is going to have to learn that lesson the hard way.
Cliff: So, I'm supposed to let you off the hook because we were pals once?
Bobby: No, not just because we were pals. We have family ties that bind us, Cliff.
Cliff: So, now we're family. What does that make J.R., my evil twin?
Diana: How did Cliff Barnes find out about our arrangement?
J.R.: Well, knowing Barnes, he probably hid in your lingerie drawer.
J.R.: Well, James, I got to get back to the office. If you're planning on having drinks with these ladies, you better get Dora Mae to fetch you a snake-bite kit.
Bobby: You know who founded this company, McKay?
McKay: Sure. Jock Ewing was a legend.
Bobby: You're right. And you know what he'd be doing if he was standing here right now?
McKay: Well, I imagine he wouldn't be playing games.
Bobby: No. He'd be escorting you out of this building... head first through this very window. And I'm just embarrassed I didn't do the same thing when you first brought me this stinking deal!
Diana: Let's face it, Cliff, every vote on this committee is tainted and you're the worst. Not only are you a disgruntled ex-partner in Ewing Oil, but every idiot in Texas can see that Carter McKay is pulling your strings. What has he got on you, 8x10's of your last Roman orgy?
Cliff: I have someone who can swear that you've been playing footsie with J.R. Ewing.
Diana: What's wrong with hearing the Ewing side of things off the record? So I let J.R. buy me dinner once or twice.
Cliff: No, no, no, no. You called for room service.
Diana: I didn't do anything any self-respecting good ol' boy doesn't do everyday and twice on Sundays. But because I'm a woman playing the game, it automatically means I'm selling out.
Cliff: You knew his reputation. How could you be so stupid?!
Michelle: I have no excuses. I am so sorry. I let it screw up our friendship. And I ruined the only decent relationship I had in Dallas.
Cliff: Oh, well. You know, you didn't really have a chance against J.R. That slime could lure the Pope into a floating crap game.
Michelle: I've been spying on you for J.R.
Cliff: You what?!
Michelle: J.R. made me spy on you, Cliff. I'm sorry. I really am.
Cliff: You know, I tell you, I have felt all along that somebody was trying to knife me in the back but I never figured it would be you.
April: You clearly found out about my three big oil leases. That's what this is all about, isn't it?
McKay: Three major oil leases. Well, that's very interesting.
April: Well, they're yours in exchange for the blackmail tape. The one with Cliff Barnes.
McKay: Oh, God, that Cliff Barnes is unbelievable. (laughing) Is there anybody who doesn't know about that tape? The next thing you know he's gonna hire a sky writer to advertise it all over town.
James: She thinks I went to bed with Diana Farrington.
J.R.: Did you?
James: No! All I was doing was trying to cover up for you.
J.R.: Well, you didn't tell her that?
James: Of course, I did. Only it was so stupid it sounded like I was lying through my teeth.
J.R.: Oh, James, never tell the truth when a good lie will do.
Cliff: Digger, what the hell am I going to do? Finally have the power to crush J.R. Ewing... and, get this, he might not even be guilty. Whoa. But, damn it, he has committed a crime. He knowingly bought that shoddy tanker just to fatten his own purse without giving a single thought to the environmental destruction it might cause. And it caused it. He acted immorally and unethically. But, still, he didn't do anything legally wrong. Still, I can get him anyway. Nobody has to know the truth. The question is will it be worth it just to have him out of my life forever. And that's what I've always wanted. What would you do, Digger? Would you say the hell with it, the only good Ewing is a dead Ewing? Hmm?
Miss Ellie: (standing in the field where Jock made his first oil strike) Damn it all Jock! You couldn't have been an insurance salesman or a shoe salesman. No, you had to have oil in your blood... in your heart. And now a man is dead and our sons are fighting for their lives. All because of oil! This is where your dream started but sometimes... sometimes I wish it had never ever started at all.
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My Top Three Excuses for Avoiding Business Rules
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James Taylor has a good series on his decision management blog right now in which he covers and counters the "Top Ten Excuses to Avoid Business Rules." I review three of my favorites from his list below. The whole series is worth reading, if you have the time.
1. Why do I need more technology? (Excuse 7)
This is one of my favorite excuses because it's a justification for avoiding most technologies, let alone technologies for managing business logic. And you don't have to be a neo-Luddite to feel this way. Taylor points out that both forward-thinking and status quo organizations share a common resistance to changing the technology they've been using for years. This is partly human nature, or nature-nature, where the aim is conservation and adaptation only when life depends on it.
Beyond this general tendency, Taylor lists seven specific reasons commonly used for avoiding business rules, all of which expose obvious and subtle flaws in rational thinking about available technologies – starting with "I can already do decision automation" and ending with "If I was meant to use business rules, my platform vendor would provide them." That last one sounds a lot like "If I was meant to fly, swim, etc., I would have wings, gills, etc."
related to this excuse is: "My
new operational system will do that." I agree with Taylor when he explains that most new
packages claim to have some decision automation (rules) and analytics
capabilities inside. The operative word here is "some" – like the claims made
by some processed foods manufacturers that their products contain fiber or
antioxidants; but it's really not at the levels required to achieve the best outcomes.
As it applies to business rules, and in Taylor's words: " … most packages do not, in fact, automate decisions – they automate processes and largely assume manual decision-making. Now why would you want to establish processes using the new system that involve time-consuming, costly, imprecise manual decisions? Why implement a brain-dead process?"
2. Management doesn't get it. (Excuse 9)
This is an
excuse for anyone that has presented a new idea to the boss and been shot down (a lot of us). The Harvard Business Review provides some
good advice on this subject that can be applied to selling business rules, or any necessary innovation,
to management. The best part of this advice:
Don't start with cold-selling the idea, start with selling the need to
investigate a particular business challenge that begs for your solution or idea.
To sell business rule management to your boss, Taylor recommends associating "the automation of decisions to some business process and to specific business objectives or key performance indicators. Then you can show how automating those decisions could improve the process and show why that matters to the business in terms of improved results."
So, instead of trying to sell a business rules purchase to management, why not get their endorsement for see how automating certain decisions could improve pricing, logistics management, or the straight-through processing of claims, for example. Once you get the green light to start your pilot investigation, keep your boss involved in the process with frequent updates or engagements.
One of our customers, Apple Vacations, provides a nice example of how to tie the automation of decisions to key business strategies and objectives. It also provides a real-world counter to the first excuse "why do I need more technology."
3. I can't afford it. (Excuse 5)
Ah, the
proverbial "I can't afford it" excuse. Taylor
does a good job of covering most of angles here -- worth the read. For me, the biggest problem
with this excuse stems from an inability or unwillingness to accurately calculate the
costs of the old way v. the new way, including attaching value to soft and hard
benefits, as Taylor points out.
This mistake is made frequently, in both professional and personal lives. For example, I can't afford to move, eat better, hire more people, take some courses, etc. True, something can truly be unaffordable at the time. The point is: most of us don't really know for sure until we calculate the current costs of living/working v. a new way of living/working. Similar thinking goes into another great excuse: It takes too long.
To wrap this up, I couldn't have said it better than Taylor: "Get over it, sometimes you just need to accept that a new technology has made its case and should be in your stack." I agree. Business rules has made its ROI case over and over again, for the past 25 years, and is more relevant now than ever given a world of larger data and faster change. There's no excuses, especially if you have a business problem for which business rules is the best solution.


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1914: OKC dominant in selections
The 1914 All-State team was just the newspaper's second year of selecting a statewide all-star team. Five men selected All-State teams, all of which were printed, along with the consensus choices as the official selections.
Oddly, Graham Johnson of Norman was voted by all five men as the best quarterback in the state, though he ended up on the official All-State team as a fullback.
H.G. Soutar, one of the selectors, wrote of Johnson: "He is a dandy tackler, a firstclass open field runner, a good receiver of forward passes, a fair passer himself, a dandy interferer in spite of his size and calls signals to advantage."
1924: Backfield stars easy to find
The headline said it all. In 1924, finding star power in the backfield was easiest of all.
"Backfield Sensations Far More Numerous Than Forward Stars," The Oklahoman headline read above the All-State team.
Writer Charles J. Brill pointed to his two first-team halfbacks as proof of the idea, under the subhead "Fuquay Greatest of All."
"The halfback positions on the first team go to Joe Fuquay of Stigler and Secrest of McAlester," he wrote. "Here are two unpretentious athletes who, in spite of their modesty and willingness to submerge personal glory for the benefit of the team as a whole, never have entered a game from which they failed to come out heroes."
1934: The 12th man
The 1934 All-State roster was unique compared to those before it. Twelve players were selected to the first team, which Oklahoman Sports Editor Bus Ham explained this way: "The twelfth man is an additional back. He was selected in order to keep apace of the most modern trend in this colorful autumnal sport, that of the 'five-man backfield.'
"Since the advent of the rabbit back or tail-back — some little fellow who can run like the wind for perhaps half a ball game but cannot go at full speed all the way — almost every successful team has had two of these darting diminutives to alternate."
1944: Van Pool finds stardom
He has been inducted into the Oklahoma Basketball Coaches Hall of Fame. His name is on the gymnasium at Northwest Classen High School, where he coached basketball teams to three state championships.
In fact, he coached basketball for 27 years at five Oklahoma City schools, but Don Van Pool got his start on the football field, where the Capitol Hill end was selected to the 1944 All-State team before going on to play at Oklahoma State.
Van Pool passed away in December of 2011.
1954: Bomber greatness
Dick Evans rose to prominence in the Midwest City backfield, earning All-State status in 1954, but that was only the start of his success as a Bomber.
Evans became Midwest City's football coach in 1978, succeeding the legendary Jim Darnell. Evans guided the Bombers to two state championships, in 1985 and 1988.
1964: Kolb and coaches
Browse through the 1964 team and a few names quickly jump out at you. First, you'll see Jon Kolb, who went on to become an All-American at Oklahoma State before playing 13 seasons in the NFL with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
But a couple other men on the team had successful coaching careers in the state. Ronald Freeman — better known as Ron — became a Hall of Famer for his coaching success at Muskogee, where he played. His son, Jason, was an All-Stater exactly 30 years later.
Okmulgee center Dale Patterson turned Northeastern Oklahoma A&M into a junior-college powerhouse, and the school was on track to do it again after his recent return, although he will resign as coach after the Norsemen's bowl game.
1974: Call him Dave
A well-known name appears on the 1974 roster, Tulsa Rogers quarterback David Rader.
Better known as Dave, Rader went into coaching shortly after starting for two seasons as the University of Tulsa's quarterback. His coaching career took him to Alabama twice, Mississippi State, Tulsa and Mississippi, where he spent the 2010 season as offensive coordinator.
Rader's Tulsa head coaching stint lasted from 1988-99, when he went 49-80-1.
1984: An All-Stater lost
A lot of former All-State players went on to make a major impact in the lives of the people they met, and Chandler's Scott Myers is most certainly on that list.
Myers was a head coach at Woodward, Moore and most recently Chandler until he passed away earlier this month following a two-year fight with cancer.
"He was always there," former Moore player Corey Reeves said. "He's a coach, so you look at what he taught you in a football way, but he's taught us more than I could ever describe.
"Those are things that we're going to live by for a long time."
1994: Just try to throw on these guys
You could make an argument for the 1994 team as the best All-State secondary ever.
Tulsa Washington's R.W. McQuarters, Ada's Brandon Daniels, Midwest City's Raymond Cato and Lawton's Mike Carter all were Division I prospects.
Though Daniels spent his time in college on offense, Cato and McQuarters were stars at Oklahoma State and McQuarters played 11 years in the NFL.
Up front, the All-State team had 13-year NFL veteran Kelly Gregg of Edmond North.
2004: Bound for the League
In the first edition of our 100 Years of All-State package last Sunday, we told you about all the NFL experience on the 2003 team. A few of those players, Curtis Lofton, Reggie Smith and Phillip Dillard, repeated as All-Staters in 2004.
And they were joined by other future NFL players Felix Jones of Tulsa Washington, now with the Dallas Cowboys, and Deji Karim of Putnam City North, who is on the Indianapolis Colts' injured list.
Buried down on the honorable mention list was a future No. 1 draft choice, PC North's Sam Bradford. The St. Louis Rams QB didn't make the first-, second- or third-team All-State squad that year, his junior season.
Other juniors and future first-round picks, Southeast's Gerald McCoy and Ardmore's Jermaine Gresham, were on the second and third teams, respectively in 2004.


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