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John Grisham's "A Time to Kill" is one of the most popular novels of our time. Now we return to that famous courthouse in Clanton as Jake Brigance once again finds himself embroiled in a fiercely controversial trial-a trial that will expose old racial tensions and force Ford County to confront its tortured history.
Seth Hubbard is a wealthy man dying of lung cancer. He trusts no one. Before he hangs himself from a sycamore tree, Hubbard leaves a new, handwritten, will. It is an act that drags his adult children, his black maid, and Jake into a conflict as riveting and dramatic as the murder trial that made Brigance one of Ford County's most notorious citizens, just three years earlier.
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Leave it to Grisham to make a battle about wills nail-bitingly suspenseful in his second novel featuring lawyer Jake Brigance, the hero of Grisham's debut, A Time to Kill. It's 1988, and Seth Hubbard, an elderly man dying of cancer, hangs himself after leaving detailed instructions for his funeral—and a handwritten will, penned the day before, that disinherits his children and gives 90% of his estate to his African-American caretaker, Lettie Lang. Since that unwitnessed document contradicts an earlier one, and Hubbard's assets are north of $20 million, Brigance, who was asked by Hubbard in a note to represent his interests, has a battle on his hands when the disinherited lawyer up. The storyline takes several dramatic turns, even as why Hubbard was so generous to Lang, whom he was not close to, remains a mystery. All the author's strengths are in evidence—his capturing the rhythms of small-town life in Clanton, Miss., his skill at making legal minutiae comprehensible, and his gift at getting readers to care about his characters. Agent: David Gernert, Gernert Company. (Oct.)


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Olympic athletes donÆt get to the top simply because of athletic genes (nature) or determined parents (nurture). Like all performers in pressure situations, their exceptional drive comes from a third factor: an inner desire to be the best they can be. The Winning Factor reveals how to ignite the passion and the resolve required to succeed. As someone who has trained both Olympic athletes and Fortune 500 executives, Peter Jensen knows how to translate the best practices of world-class coaches into the everyday business realm. Readers will discover: ò Five key practices of medal-winning coaches: managing themselves, building trust, using imagery, overcoming blocks, and embracing adversity ò The secrets behind great communication and truly effective feedback ò Insights on leader ship from six Olympic coachesùwith guidelines for applying these lessons to the workplace Packed with engaging stories and enlightening examples, The Winning Factor teaches managers everywhere how to inspire standout performance from their employees.
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You could have cut the tension with a knife. The finalists for the 100-meter hurdles at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens were in the blocks. The world champion and gold medal favorite, Perdita Felicien, was in lane 5, and the hopes of a nation were riding on her. The gun sounded, and Perdita shot out of the blocks toward the first hurdle. She hit the hurdle, went down onto the track—and in a second her dream was shattered, along with the dream of the woman in the next lane, who fell over her.
I was asleep in my bed in the Olympic village by the time my roommate, Gary Winckler, returned from the track events of the evening. He tried not to wake me as he fumbled around in the dark, but I rolled over and muttered, "What a bummer, Gary."
"Yes," came the reply. "But it will make us stronger." Gary was Perdita's coach.
In my role as a sport psychologist, I have worked with and coached hundreds of coaches. Gary, who is also the head coach for women's track and field at the University of Illinois, is an example of one of the exceptional ones. A scant few hours after what could have been a career-defining disappointment, he had already reframed the situation and was laying the necessary groundwork for recovery. His strong developmental bias—evident in his quest to ferret out the possibilities for growth in a bleak situation—was already in play.
Coaches come in all shapes and sizes, and with a range of personalities. But what the good ones all have in common is that they operate on a similar set of beliefs and principles. Beneath the different personalities and the widely varying situations in which they work, the five characteristics of a developmental bias are very much in action. The same is true of exceptional business leaders and parents. A strong developmental bias underscores everything these people do. Their view of the concept of performance is much broader than athletic prowess, quarterly sales figures, or good grades. It is concerned with the whole person and that individual's development as a human being.
I first heard this "bias" expressed by the famous UCLA basketball coach John Wooden at a seminar I attended in 1971, when I was a university basketball coach. Over the years, Wooden's teams at UCLA won ten national championships—seven in a row at one point. (No one else has come close; the next highest is two in a row.) Yet despite his brilliant successes, Coach Wooden always maintained he would not know how good a coach he had been until at least twenty years after his last player graduated and he was able to see what they had done with their lives.
Let's further expand on exactly what I mean by a strong developmental bias so you can begin to see how you could tap into the Third Factor of the performers in your world.
Developmental bias is a new term that juxtaposes what is often perceived as a negative term—bias—with a decidedly positive one—development. But one can be biased in a positive sense, as in, "He had a bias toward always being honest, no matter what the circumstance." I could just as easily have used the phrase developmental prejudice, but the word prejudice has even more baggage attached to it. To be prejudiced toward a person's growth, success, well-being, or development is a very good thing for any manager to have, but I settled on the word bias because it suggests a kind of listing in a certain direction, like a car with steering that pulls slightly one way.
Good leaders are always skewed to the developmental side even while trying to produce "straightforward" results. They get the results, but they develop the person in the process, so that the achievement of those results—or even higher results next week, next month, or next year—is possible.
Managers with a strong developmental bias are not mean or dictatorial. They are just passionate about their people using all their talents and abilities. They hate to see talent go to waste. They are like my high school English teacher, Mrs. Lockyer. She knew what you were capable of and insisted on holding you to that standard. This is the essence of the developmental bias. And in exceptional coaches, it's like gravity—always there, exerting a pull, influencing everything a coach does. In good coaches, developmental bias supersedes everything.
I know that it was teachers like Mrs. Lockyer, who had a strong developmental bias, who had the most influence on where I am now and what I am able to do. I can also list with ease the bosses and coaches I've had since my high school days who exhibited this bias: they are those who have had the biggest impact on my abilities and beliefs. They are the ones who ignited my Third Factor, my desire to be more or better or different than I was.
In talking to and working with other exceptional coaches, I became more and more aware that this strong developmental bias was a major undercurrent in each and every one of them. It also became clear to me that there were five main principles at work in the service of developing their athletes.
In Search of the Developmental Bias
I can honestly say that until that 3 a.m. conversation with Gary, I really hadn't given any thought to writing another book. But in the ensuing days, as the Olympics progressed, the outline for what you will read here slowly emerged. It was clear to me that there are some exceptional coaches, and that leaders of all types—managers, parents, other coaches—could learn a great deal from them.
This wasn't a new idea; I've been teaching coaching skills for years. What Gary triggered in me was the desire to go beyond the obvious, to get beneath the surface and uncover what the coaches did. What was it about them or their style that made them so good for the people they coached, and so successful? Given all the experiences I have been fortunate enough to be part of—including seven Olympic Games and numerous world championships—I felt I was in a unique position to identify and convey those lessons.
I also have one other advantage. As an instructor in the executive development programs at Queen's School of Business in Kingston, Ontario, and as a trainer with my own company, Performance Coaching, I spend much of my time working with leaders in organizations. It has given me a clear understanding of the demands placed on everyday leaders. I could easily see that the leadership lessons from this "performance laboratory" called the Olympics also applied in the so-called "real" world.
In the process of writing this book, I first laid out the five characteristics of a strong developmental bias that I had observed in great coaches, that is, the five sets of behaviors they used to translate their developmental bias into results. Then I interviewed Olympic coaches and got them to comment on the principles and give their views. The coaches I selected were recommended to me by a few for whom I have had tremendous respect over the years. You'll get to meet these men and women in the main body of this work.
Once I had collected the data from the coaches, I put together a presentation on the five principles and took it on the road to corporate audiences to get feedback on the applicability of the concepts for everyday leaders. This book is the result of that feedback.
What follows is a summary of each of the five characteristics of a developmental bias to whet your appetite for what's to come. Over numerous presentations, I have arrived at the "five rings" diagram, which I find appropriate since so much of the wisdom contained in these pages comes from Olympic coaches and athletes (see Figure 1-1).
Manage Yourself
People cannot move to high performance if they have to spend time and energy adjusting to you. Coaches are human. Even those with a strong developmental bias and the best intentions can sometimes get in their own way when they are coaching and developing others. In Chapter 3, "Manage Yourself," we talk about the tools you can use to be a more effective leader at critical times. Being skilled at managing yourself is a precondition to being able to access your developmental bias. This is especially true when you're under pressure, feeling rushed, or uncertain—which pretty much describes the work world every day!
Build Trust
Here is what Olympic decathlon coach Andy Higgins had to say about building trust: "Robert Frost said it better than I can.... It's putting our belief into them so that they can have a belief they can use until they acquire their own." Wow. I had to read that several times to get the full impact of it. There are many other aspects to trust, of course, including competence. No matter how nice someone may be, or how much a person says he or she believes in you, you will not trust that person if you don't feel he or she is knowledgeable or competent enough about the area you are engaged in to give that kind of reassurance. We cover this in much more detail in Chapter 4.
Encourage and Use Imagery
Chapter 5 outlines one of the most powerful tools great coaches use: the language of imagery to create clear pictures for their performers. Imagery is the language of performance. People can't do things they can't imagine. The potential for development here is huge.
Uncover and Work Through Blocks
The fourth characteristic is all about dealing with the blocks that inevitably come up when developing others. When you are trying to get better at something, you are going to run into blocks. In Chapter 6 we discuss how to uncover the blocks in the first place and then build the performer's commitment to deal with them.
Embrace Adversity
In Chapter 7 we look at how exceptional leaders and Olympic coaches take an active role in situations of adversity to ensure that the adversity is channeled in a developmental way. When you have prepared for adversity, you're able to deal with it when it arrives—as it surely will. Choosing to be in the competitive arena in any endeavor means that sooner or later you will face adversity. It's the nature of the game. In today's business climate, for example, with its frequent and fast-paced changes, mergers and downsizings, and unexpected setbacks, learning to turn adversity to advantage and ride the waves in a storm is an essential survival skill.
Interrelationships Among the Five Characteristics
We're going to talk about each of these characteristics separately, but in reality they are intertwined. They are like the ingredients in a cake: they combine in interesting ways that change them and make them into something more than they could ever be as separate entities. You can't effectively extend trust, for example, until you learn to manage yourself (and particularly your ego). It won't be possible to allow people to do things their way unless you are prepared to let go of the conviction that only you know how things ought to be done.
The Tough Lab of Sport
Sir John Whitmore made some interesting comments on sport as a "developmental" laboratory. "Because sport is compressed in terms of time, the emotions involved are much more intense, so life after a time in sport is actually easier because you have been there before; it's familiar territory. I never experienced an extreme of emotion in life, in terms of highs and lows—that has been new to me. I experienced all of them in sport." He goes on to point out, as Dabrowski did, the importance of emotion in development and what we are calling the Third Factor. "I feel some people go through life cushioning themselves from their emotions, and I think they miss something. It is the extremes of emotion that give you your deepest experiences in life, and sport did that for me" (p. xi, Sporting Excellence, David Hemery).
In Paradise Lost, John Milton argues that virtue is not virtue until it is tested. How well things work when under fire is a test of their value. It is hard enough to succeed in the everyday world, but in the competitive arena both coach and athlete are on display before large audiences, exposed to scrutiny, their performance continually analyzed, evaluated, and critiqued. The more important the event is perceived to be (the Olympics especially), the greater the impact on both performer and coach. But even at a minor sporting event one can see how competition brings out the worst in many people. That's why the five characteristics discussed here are so important: great coaches and performers have demonstrated that they hold true even under fire. And if they work so well in the heat of competition, just imagine how effective these fundamentals will be when applied on a daily basis.
In some organizations, particularly those where there are engineers, high-tech people, and others who pride themselves on being practical and task-oriented and on "getting things done," there is a stigma attached to the so-called soft skills. Developing others, coaching, and other such activities are seen as "fluff"—not really connected to getting the job done, hitting the numbers, or bringing things in on schedule. This is a misguided view. It's the so-called soft skills that produce the "hard" results.
The coaches I interviewed for Igniting the Third Factor were united in their view that their role was to develop those under their tutelage to the best of their ability, using all of each person's potential. But sometimes the developmental requirement calls for the equivalent of a kick in the pants. I am not talking about being vindictive, but of being willing to have that "difficult conversation" even when you'd prefer to bail. Confrontation is difficult for most of us, but the ability to face it and use it effectively is an essential skill in developing others. We will cover that skill in Chapter 7, "Embrace Adversity," but it is also outlined in detail, for those who are interested, in Appendix B, "When All Else Fails."
Unfortunately, too many leaders focus on the end goal, and more particularly on what it will do for them. For such people it is certainly not about developing anyone. It's only about getting results. In most environments these leaders and coaches have a very short shelf life. I say in most environments because in a few situations, such as college sport, for example, the performers are forced to adjust their game to fit the predetermined designs, plans, and idiosyncrasies of their authoritarian coaches. Winning coaches in these situations are tolerated even if they are not developmental. They get to replace 30 to 35 percent of their "workforce" every year. Try that in your workplace!
Commitment and the Developmental Bias
There are other ways of talking about developmental bias. In his excellent book Coaching for Commitment, Dennis Kinlaw emphasizes that almost everything a coach does should be in the service of developing commitment in the performer, the person being coached. He is not talking about commitment to the organization, but about building in people a commitment to themselves—a commitment to develop their own talents and skills to the highest level possible, and to work for continuous improvement.
In her book Leadership and the New Science, renowned systems analyst and consultant Margaret Wheatley helps us see a broader and more comprehensive meaning of commitment. She talks about people in dysfunctional organizations, organizations that have been tipped into chaos by leveraged buyouts or dramatic downsizings. She points out that about 25 percent of people continue to work to a high standard, care about their results, and bring creativity and enthusiasm to their daily work. At first she thought these people were simply denying reality, pretending everything was going to be okay three months down the road even though they had no guarantee of employment. When she interviewed them, however, she discovered that something else was going on. These were the people who had taken the time to create a sense of purpose and meaning for themselves in their work and in their lives, so that even if the organization didn't make sense, they did. They were performing this way, to this level, because it was part of who they were as human beings.
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Last week, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina received final approval to increase the underlying cost of 2017 health insurance premiums by an average of 24 percent. The state's largest insurer initially sought approval for an 18 percent increase, but needed to re-file its rate request to account for an additional 200,000 enrollees who once purchased health insurance through Aetna. Aetna, along with UnitedHealth Group, have departed from the state's health Exchange earlier this year. Blue Cross and Cigna are the only two carriers offering federally qualified health plans to people who don't have job-based insurance through the Affordable Care Act's individual market Exchange platform.
PBS reports that the White House continues to stress that these underlying premium increases don't include subsidies which help offset total out-of-pocket costs enrollees pay towards their monthly premiums and deductibles (these sliding scale subsidies are distributed based on one's household income).
Even with subsidies, these plans aren't affordable for all. Healthcare.gov, the platform where patients can shop for a 2017 health insurance plan starting November 1, now allows you to preview available plans and their associated costs:
- A 40 year old female in Wake County earning $50,000 a year doesn't qualify for a subsidy. The lowest cost HMO Bronze plan through Cigna is $383 a month in addition to a $6,400 deductible. A Blue Cross and Blue Shield bronze plan will cost her over $400 a month with a $7,150 deductible.
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Now, there is nothing wrong with high deductible health plans, however they would be way more appealing – especially for low users of the health care system, if premiums were lower. This doesn't mean that there should be more subsidies. It means that the federal health law's Exchange infrastructure needs to let insurance companies have more flexibility with their plan designs and risk- pricing. Of course, there's a lot of other things that need to be reworked in order for health care to be more accessible and affordable for the masses.
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Sometimes we need research that states the obvious: a realization
I have been an unrepentant mocker of that subset of academic research, usually funded with public monies, that purports to "find" the obvious.
Some of those include such game-changers as men want hot women, women appreciate jokes more when they're funny, distractions impede learning, and a person who hates Israel is more likely to be anti-Semitic. Research has even proven that hugs are good and not disproven, even after three years of study, that drinking water helps prevent dehydration.
Nevertheless, I am very glad Johnson & Wales associate economics professor Adam C. Smith has proven the obvious. Because obviously, his proof was made necessary.
Last year, President Barack Obama issued an executive order requiring federal regulatory agencies to use behavioral economics and psychology in designing their policies. The idea is to address the fact that people often make the "wrong choices" — a "behavioral market failure." It is to rectify flaws in the "private choice architecture."
As Smith explains it, "policymakers are increasingly operating under the assumption that people consistently fail to make rational choices."
What should be glaringly obvious at this point is that, to accept that premise, one must realize that policymakers are people, too.
A syllogism (which otherwise needs not to be stated) would then emerge:
Major premise: People consistently fail to make rational choices
Minor premise: Policymakers are people
Conclusion: Policymakers consistently fail to make rational choices
Smith's paper argues the need for accounting for public-choice economics alongside behavioral economics or else the endeavor is not likely to succeed. Massaging policies to produce the proper private choice architecture also require the proper public choice architecture. He concludes,
The more general lesson is that without the proper public choice architecture in place, there is little hope for improving private choices in practice. … Without proper understanding of context and the institutional constraints regulators will inevitably face, it is unlikely that behavioral ideas will lead to better private choice architecture. While these efforts are encouraging for attempting to improve the choices people face, this paper exposes the importance getting the institutions right. Those who truly wish to improve private choice architecture should take greater care in understanding the public choice architecture in which their theories are applied.
Addendum: I acknowledge there are those who see certain policymakers as higher beings — i.e., not people — but I consider such a belief the ne plus ultra of folly.
Gboro civil rights hero supports Trump
Interesting AP story—- Clarence Henderson—who joined the "Greensboro Four" on the second day of the their historic sit-in at the Woolworth's lunch counter in 1960—supports—gasp!—-Republican nominee Donald Trump:
For a civil rights hero, he later ended up on a more unconventional political path that he credits to his father, a lifelong Republican.
"My dad, with a third-grade education, said to me, 'Well, son, you don't know what the Democratic Party has done as far as blacks are concerned,'" Henderson said.
He discovered the Democrats had created and enforced Jim Crow laws, and the Republican Party was behind the constitutional amendments that abolished slavery, granted equal protection to freed slaves and gave blacks the right to vote.
He cast his first vote for a Republican presidential candidate for George W. Bush. Henderson, who ran a financial services business for more than 25 years before retiring a decade ago, said he respected Bush's business background.
He continued voting for Republicans, even when Barack Obama stood poised to become the first black president.
"I never thought I would see a black person become the president of the United States," Henderson said. "His ideologies were different from mine. After looking at his past history, I didn't see him as a viable candidate."
I would hope this would many to put aside their belief that opposition to President Obama is rooted in racism, not to mention the belief that opposition to Democratic nominee Hillary clinton is rooted in sexism. Statists are statists—-period.
Note mention of Jibreel Khazan—nee Ezell Blair Jr.—one of the original Greensboro Four—who, although a clinton supporter—-said about Henderson "God bless him and all of those who have a second opinion…….we should not be a one-minded people."
Obamacare rate hikes substantial nationwide
Robert King of the Washington Examiner surveys the data associated with Affordable Care Act rate hikes across the country.
Obamacare consumers will face double-digit rate hikes for 2017, with most states looking at an average 25 percent increase, according to one estimate.
The premium spikes come as the Obama administration will boost outreach this open enrollment season, which starts Nov. 1, to reach more people who are uninsured. Opponents of the law point to the premium hikes as evidence the law isn't working, while the Obama administration said healthcare would remain affordable for most customers thanks to tax credits.
An independent estimate from the website acasignups.net found that 41 states approved an average rate increase of about 25 percent. That figure includes Affordable Care Act-compliant individual plans that are sold off the law's exchanges.
The individual market is for people who don't get insurance through their job and includes Obamacare's marketplaces.
Charles Gaba, who runs the website and is an Obamacare supporter, said in a post Wednesday that the 25 percent hike will likely hold.
"Barring any dramatic last-minute development in one or more large states, national speaking, 25 percent is where unsubsidized, ACA-compliant individual market rate hikes are for 2017," he said.
The increases can vary depending on states and individual plans. Some states are seeing increases as high as 75 percent.
The danger of a cyber war with Russians
Morgan Chalfant of the Washington Free Beacon explains why experts believe the United States should be wary of a conflict with Russia in cyber space.
The reliance of the United States' critical infrastructure on high technology renders it vulnerable to future cyber attacks by the Russians, making it difficult for the U.S. government to retaliate against Moscow for trying to interfere with the presidential election.
The U.S. intelligence community formally accused Russia earlier this month of hacking into American political organizations, including the Democratic National Committee, in order to influence the 2016 election.
But experts warn that the United States should be wary of starting a "tit-for-tat" cyber war with the Russians, given that the U.S. economy and other critical systems are more dependent on advanced technology and therefore more vulnerable to attack.
"Though we have overwhelming power in this policy area, we are also the most vulnerable nation in terms of the very advancement of the Internet as a part of our society and as a part of our economy," Claude Barfield, a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute with expertise in international trade and cyber security, told a small audience in Washington, D.C., on Friday.
"We are afraid in terms of retaliating against the Russians that we will not be able to have what is called 'escalation dominance,'" Barfield continued. "In other words, you start a tit-for-tat. If the Russians came back at us, and if we went back at them, our economy and society are more vulnerable than the Russians, and the Russians know that."
Government credit cards not monitored closely
Kathryn Watson of the Daily Caller highlights an alarming lack of oversight associated with federal government credit cards.
Federal employees are buying more with government credit cards than ever, but Americans don't know how much of the billions of tax dollars being spent annually is legitimate versus what is lost to waste, fraud and corruption.
"We've been tracking this issue for years, and that's why it's unfortunate that it just doesn't seem to go away," Scott Amey, general counsel for the nonprofit Project on Government Oversight (POGO), told The Daily Caller News Foundation.
A widely read report earlier this month detailing a top Pentagon aide's use of his government credit card at foreign strip clubs highlighted how egregious abuses still plague the federal government. But waste, fraud and corruption can be difficult to catch when credit card spending is so high.
An estimated 261,000 federal employees spent $19 billion using government-issued credit cards in fiscal year 2015, up from 2014's 263,000 employees spending $17.1 billion, and the most since that kind of spending reached $19.5 billion in 2011, according to the credit card-managing General Services Administration (GSA).
That's more than enough to buy the five most valuable NFL teams, worth a combined $16.65 billion, and more than twice as much as the $8.4 billion the National Retail Federation expects Americans to spend on Halloween this year.
But efforts to strengthen oversight — like the Government Charge Card Abuse Prevention Act introduced by Iowa Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley and passed in 2012 — haven't required the federal government to calculate how much is lost to waste, fraud and abuse.
Looking ahead to the GOP's future
Election Day is still a couple of weeks away, but Peter Wehner is already looking ahead to the future. He shares his ideas with National Review Online readers.
There is much discussion among Republicans, and particularly for those of us who have long counted ourselves as Never Trump, about the future of the Republican party once Donald Trump is defeated on November 8, as many of us expect he will be.
Sometimes the best way to think things through is by asking the right questions, in order to help elicit the correct answers. (That's especially true when you're unsure of what needs to be done, as I am just now.) With the future of the Republican party and the conservative cause in mind, here are some questions I've put together, with the help of others, that may help organize our thinking in the months ahead.
1. Does Donald Trump represent, as former Indiana governor Mitch Daniels asked, an aberration, or a long-term, ongoing shift in what the Republican party stands for? Is he an anomaly — or a culmination of worrisome forces within the GOP and the Right? …
… 2. What are the two to three things those of us who are Republicans need to understand after this election because, if we don't, we can't possibly fix things going forward? (My assumption here is it would be a significant error to try to return the GOP to a pre-Trump party, as if the last 15 months hadn't happened and that old, pre-Trump message was working.) ??
3. How much of what is unfolding is specific to American politics and America itself; and how much of it is connected to forces and movements that are sweeping much of the Western world? To simplify things a bit: What is the relationship between the rise of Trump and something like Brexit?
4. What has this year taught us about voters on the right that needs to inform any rebuilding?
5. What has this year taught us about Republican politicians and institutions that needs to inform such rebuilding?
6. What do we need to learn and act on from the Trump experience, and what do we need to forthrightly reject??
7. Assuming a significant Trump loss, what needs to be said and done first and most quickly?
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The fates aligned when this session was recorded. Not only did Miles Davis discover three additional skinny ties he'd forgotten that he'd bought, but Rudy Van Gelder snagged a really sweet parking spot right in front of the studio and he found a nickel in the drink machine coin return. Drummer Max Roach received some good news from his sister, further cementing his place in jazz history.
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There has been considerable debate as to the personnel on tracks 9 and 11. Studio logs list Milt Jackson on vibes, but according to the memoirs of Coleman Hawkins, Jackson could not possibly have been there during those sessions because he was in Cincinnati helping Hawkins win their annual chili festival with their famous Bean 'n' Bags concoction.
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Microservers offer better overall cost-performance, higher reliability in SoC-based implementations and overall reduction in total cost of ownership due to better self-management. Microservers are estimated to experience growth at a CAGR of 62.0% in the cloud application segment during 2013 to 2019. North America was the largest market in 2012 for microserver with the total market size standing at USD 496.73 million. However, Europe and Asia Pacific are expected to experience higher growth rate over the forecast period from 2013 to 2019. It is estimated that microserver market in Asia Pacific would grow at a CAGR of 50.8% over the forecast period.
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Hewlett-Packard Co. led the global market in 2012 in sales of low power servers followed by Dell Inc. Other server vendors included Quanta Computer Inc., Penguin Computing, Acer Inc, SeaMicro (NYSE:AMD) and Super Micro Computer Inc. Microserver hardware market has been undergoing constant evolution stage, with each stage creating a new definition of microserver. It is anticipated that with multiple vendors foraying into market offering servers with multicore, 64-bit processors from different ARM licensees and Intel in 2014, the market would get a significant boost.
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Located in the heart of Vic, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Praca Major, Episcopal Museum of Vic, and Vic Cathedral. Magic mon del Tren is 2.6 mi (4.2 km) away.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. Event facilities measuring 2152 square feet (200 square meters) include meeting rooms. This business-friendly hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and laundry facilities. Limited onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis (surcharge).
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Looks like a 1970's era Strad that's had most of the "Vincent Bach" engraving buffed off the bell. The serial number looks bogus - wrong number for the characteristics of the horn and very sloppy. A lyre holder is an option from the factory - I've seen other Strads with them, and my Strad cornet came with one. Compare it to my '76 below (I have a 3rd slide water key and no lyre holder, though). Same old-style pinky ring, same bracing, same location for the bore size/serial number, same slide rings, same 3rd slide stop direction, etc.
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Trumpet: 1976 Bach Stradivarius ML 43, Curry 3C.
Cornet: 1993 Bach Stradivarius L 184G, Curry 3BBC.
The Bell is Bach Strad, the Lyre holder is an easy addition, I have a 43 with one in the same position on the 3rd slide. The actual bracing looks legit, valve caps from what I can see look legit. There appears to be a V under the Stradivarius, so tend to agree it has been only lightly engraved, or buffed out in that area. The only strange item I see is the numbers on the valve block. Very sloppy and don't line up, the 3rd valve slide stopper is in the reverse position for an early Bach strad, but they are easily turned around, and for good reason. The earlier stopper was in a bad position, where it could be easily knocked forward from fingers around the valve block. I would say 50:50.
So perhaps a horn that is made from 2 horns... In the end it is how it plays that matters.
Why do I like a bell that Points UP ?
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looks the same to me apart from the wonky number.....
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It does not look like a horn out of the 40's. It looks like a standard 1970s Strad that has been worked over. The numbers not lining up is not unusual. My C from the mid 70's has a similar issue. I do suspect Frankenhorn though. I wouldn't spend $800 on it unless I played it and REALLY liked it.
Whenever I feel blue, I start breathing again.
I wonder if it is related to these Bach 'mystery' horns:
Help with my Stradivarius - View topic: Trumpet Herald forum
Seems some horns were cobbled together and sold under the table with non standard parts combinations and serial numbers....
The only I can add regarding early Bachs is some info I got from a very old gentleman who knew Vincent Bach and also worked with Dominic Calicchio for awhile.
He stated that Bach, as well as Muck, for that matter all got their valve blocks from Holton.
I don't vouch for the truth of it, just what the fellow has told me, and indeed, some of his early New York Bachs {he has 4}have some mighty Holton-like valve casings.
Well if you read the description it says he bought it in Argentina, which puts me to believe that it may not be real. Also it looks as if it has a fixed third valve ring, but a screw for an adjustable one.
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