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If you take a trip to Arlington, Virginia, not only will you meet a group of students that are in the process of turning a simple, inexpensive 40-hour course into a lucrative full or part time career, but also the men and women that are molding them into the bartenders of tomorrow. At the Professional Bartending School, you will find one of the oldest bartending schools on the east coast. It is staffed by the region's best and most knowledgeable bartenders–most of whom are former graduates. In fact the staff members that took the class, represent the goals of so many potential students: A way to learn a skill, bartend, have fun, and make tremendous money.
Collectively our staff has nearly a century of bartending experience in the DC, Maryland, and Virginia area's hot spots and high-end restaurants. Take the opportunity to visit our school, sit in on a free class, meet the staff and ask them any questions. For now, here is a brief introduction to our family.
The nation's Capitol is filled with politicians, power-brokers, lobbyists, and a plethora of international dignitaries making backroom deals, forming the laws of the country and the world; however, Washington's true little secret is that you know Tommy. In a city that consumes more alcohol per-capita than any other in the country, if you've been to a bar in the last 40-some-odd years you have met someone that was trained, managed, or otherwise influenced by Tommy Hanavan and The Professional Bartending School.
Tommy began his career in hospitality innocently enough: as a way to pay his way through State University of New York without the need for student loans. What he ultimately found was much, much more. After graduating college, he decided to continue on in the food and beverage industry because he discovered something that most people only dream of: he found a career he loved that provided a generous and reliable income.
Although Tommy began his bartending career behind the stick in New York's busy bars and nightclubs, over the years he has held virtually every position in the restaurant business from head bartender to general manager, staff trainer as well as an international hospitality consultant. His status as Master Trainer for the TAM alcohol awareness program (a distinction which only three individuals in the entire world hold) merely confirms his remarkable credentials and passion for this industry.
Bartending, with its considerable income and flexibility, has provided Tommy with many opportunities, more job offers than he could possibly accept, but, most importantly, fond memories. While many of them are good, some bad, and others just downright ugly three experiences in particular stand out as highlights against the rest:
The first takes place in the town of Vernazza on the Italian Riviera. It is a historic little fishing village turned tourist destination that hangs off the cliffs of the La Spezia region. Initially he arrived with the intent of improving his poor-at-best language skills, however, shortly after befriending the town's sole bar-owner he found himself mixing drinks and training staff every weekend at a bar that overlooked the Mediterranean Sea.
His second highlight was a tour though the Caribbean islands. Unlike Italy, this was no vacation. S.T.E.P. (a government organization designed to promote tourism in Central America) contracted Tommy (based on the reputation of the school) to develop, arrange, and coordinate a training program for the staff of the many hotels, bars, resorts, and nightclubs that dot the islands and coastlines of the Caribbean. He was so successful in his efforts training local staff to cater to the needs of the wealthy tourists that the Commonwealth of Dominica (an island nation tucked between Guadeloupe and Martinique) hosted a two week hospitality seminar utilizing Tommy's leadership and unique curriculum.
Tommy's career has taken him from Canada to South America as far east as Europe and everywhere in between; nevertheless, the third highlight of his career is still ongoing: leading one of the finest training programs and the most successful job placement assistance program of any bartending school in the country. To this day, he can still say he truly loves his job
Getting started in the service business at 15 as a busboy, over the past 15 years Brian has worked as a server, line cook, host, bar back and predominantly as a full-time bartender. He's bartended from Ocean City, MD to San Francisco, CA. From top tier restaurants to Irish pubs to dueling piano clubs. His background in Education – Secondary English BA and TESOL Certificate – creates a more comfortable student centered classroom. With energy and experience to spare, Brian is waiting to share all of his tricks of the trade with you.
You should check out reviews that mention Brian. Former students really love his classes and he enjoys teaching them. You can find some of those current reviews on Google or Yelp. If you want to get a feel for how real, fun, and informational Brian's classes arrange to visit. Or, you can read this review on Yelp about a brewpub in Leesburg with a great review written on 6/27/2014. The review was worth 5 stars, the bartender earned a great tip….and the little trick came right out of Brian's class. He teaches grads how to make money.
Our "glittering jewel" of an instructor–JEWELS KENNEDY –has garnered over 15 years of invaluable experience in the Food and Beverage industry. Jewels' effervescent spirit has graced wide ranging positions: Server to Assistant General Manager to the Corporate Trainer of Hooters!
Jewel"s daring and delectable cocktail concoctions have been heralded at some of the trendiest haunts and hotspots in the DC area.
A decade of direct bartending has endowed Jewels with the uncanny ability to approach every class with delightful dexterity, vivacious verve, sparkling eloquence and unparalleled wit and humor.
"EXCITING" is much too quiet a word to describe a class with Jewels. There's awesome music and way too much shaking going on, and an amazing mosaic of students who project a stunning sense of sociability. In the middle of it all is Jewels; curiously charismatic, both passionate and patient with a personable dynamic that transforms the most timid of students into brazen bar masters. Very chill with a splash of splendor…Jewels is a magnetic fireball who will simply melt your heart.
Kat is a 2011 graduate of the Professional Bartending School and immediately worked as bar manager at an upscale restaurant/lounge in Northern Virginia. After her 4-month stint at the lounge, Kat decided to become a private bartender to a growing list of clientele in NoVA. She loves the flexibility working as a private bartender so she can balance her work with her personal commitments. She enoys her weekend job as Saturday manager at PBS and enjoys meeting customers and helping students at the school!
Kat says that her training she received at PBS really helped her appreciate the passion that bartenders bring to their work. "Bartenders are more than just there to 'pour and serve' your drink. Ask any one of our graduates to come up with a signature drink, and we will create something absolutely out of this world for you!" She added that PBS graduates learn more than just memorizing recipes. She says everyone bring their personal talents and passion to the bar. Kat added, "The school teaches us a winning combination of mixology skills and world-class service at its best." Kat started her early professional career in fashion modeling and television. She now has over 13 years of combined professional experience in customer service, public relations, strategic communications, special events marketing, and training/classroom facilitation. But her real career is mom to two teenage sons. Of all the drinks in the world, Kat enjoys a "Double Black on the rocks" the most.
Heather is our Placement Director and a grad of our program. For as many years as our school has focused on placement assistance and helping graduates land bartending jobs, Heather has set new records for volumes of grads landing bartending work and numbers of different bars, clubs, hotels, restaurants, and employers that hire our grads. She is terrific working with both grads and employers throughout the region. You will want to meet and work with Heather. She can help you.
Heather has years of direct customer relations experience, hospitality experience, hotel, restaurant, and sports bar experience and more recently bartending experience. That extensive work history translates to skills that enable her to better assist grads land bartending work. She understands hospitality. In fact she regularly networks with staff from one of the largest industry employers in the region. She has keen insights into not only where the jobs are, but the skills and attitudes that enable bartenders to get ahead and land the best shifts.
Here is one more element to Heather's extraordinary skills and the record volume of bartending jobs that our grads land. Heather speaks, emails and communicates with graduates and employers every day. It's an ongoing daily process that occurs all day long. She is good at it and she works at it. Recently a long time employer who has hired grads over the years visited the school. We have visited his establishment. One question and one unique response caught our attention. We asked who else has contacted him about available bartenders that he could access for employment. His answer –> Nobody.
Nobody else does what Heather does. She does it well. Come and visit her.


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[WASHINGTON-UCLA: Men] Washington and UCLA, No. 3 and No. 4 in the new Soccer America Men's Top 25 rankings, played to a 2-2 draw on Monday night.
UCLA came back from 1-0 down in the first half to take the lead on goals by Max Estrada and Victor Chavez, and keeper
Earl Edwards Jr., who made seven saves, momentarily kept them ahead when he stopped a penalty kick by Darwin Jones.
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kick off the post, but UW finally equalized when Michael Harris' flip throw -- a weapon for the Huskies all season -- deflected off of a UCLA defender and past
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An own goal had given UW the lead when a cross hit off of sophomore Javan Torre's leg and just snuck into the far
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"We are disappointed not to have won the game," head coach Jorge Salcedo said. "We came
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The Center for National Health Development in Ethiopia (CNHDE) is a Project of the Earth Institute at Columbia University involved in supporting efforts for the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals in Ethiopia. The Center's activities focus on providing technical and scientific guidance and support to assist with the implementation of the Health Extension Package (HEP) and the Millennium Development Goals and Millennium Villages in Ethiopia, and coordinating the Malaria Quick Impact Initiative for Africa.
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A large part of the Center's work is to provide technical guidance and support for the Health Extension Program (HEP), an innovative Ministry of Health program that aims for universal coverage of primary health care. The program gives priority to the prevention and control of communicable disease with active community participation, with the goal of providing equitable access to health services. The government has now decided to accelerate the implementation of the HEP in order to cover the whole country, through training and placement of 30,000 health workers by 2009. After training, the graduates will be placed in 15,000 villages (average population of 5,000 each) for a total coverage of over 12 million people throughout the country by 2009. The first 2800 health workers have already graduated their one-year training course at the end of 2004, and another 7000 will complete their training in 2005.
With the cooperation of the Federal Ministry of Health, the Center will also serve as an independent evaluator of the Health Extension Program (HEP) and other health programs by engaging in the assessment of the progress of HEP implementation and related activities of the general health system.
The Center will provide technical support in the collection of baseline information to be used in the evaluation of the HEP implementation.
The goal of improving national health in Ethiopia will be approached through four main program areas:
The Millennium Development Goals for Ethiopia
The CNHDE supports the efforts of different partners across different sectors for the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) in Ethiopia. The goals that were endorsed at the UN summit in September 2000, are the world's time-bound and quantified targets for addressing extreme poverty in its many dimensions-income poverty, hunger, disease, lack of adequate shelter, and exclusion-while promoting gender equality, education, and environmental sustainability. They are also basic human rights-the rights of each person on the planet to health, education, shelter, and security.
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The Millennium Village Project
The CNHDE provides scientific and technical advice for Millennium Villages in Ethiopia, which are operated by Millennium Development Ethiopia with its partner, Millennium Promise. Millennium Villages Project plans to provide early successes on how to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) - clear targets for reducing poverty, hunger, disease, illiteracy, environmental degradation and discrimination against women by 2015. As the Millennium Villages Project achieves successes, it will work with national governments and local organizations to scale up these poverty-reducing measures.
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In addition, the CNHDE is the coordinating office for the UN Millennium Project's Quick Impact Initiative on Malaria, which marks a crucial opportunity for scaling up best practices and developing new approaches where needed to attain significant reductions in the malaria burden over the immediate term.
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John Eads, 87, is right back to his routine after having surgery to open a blocked artery.
"We went in early in the morning on the 28th. And about 11 o'clock on the 29th, my wife and daughter picked me up," Eads said.
UCLA researchers tested a new minimally invasive procedure on Eads to clear plaque from his carotid artery. The artery supplies blood to the brain and can lead to a stroke if it's blocked. Researchers say their new technique may be safer and faster because doctors can put a stent directly into the carotid artery from the neck instead of through the leg.
"We make a very small incision just above the collar bone enough to give us access and control about an inch length of the carotid artery," said Dr. Wesley Moore of UCLA's David Geffen School of Medicine.
During the procedure, the blood is being temporarily rerouted away from the brain to protect it from any plaque dislodging and causing a blockage, and possibly a stroke. The redirected blood also passes through a filter that fills up with any particulate material, essentially saving patients from a potential stroke.
Doctors recommend the procedure for patients like Eads who are older and have especially clogged arteries.
"I think for an older person this type of operation is not that hard on you," Eads said.
Test show Eads' blocked carotid artery is now wide-open.
More than 300,000 people in the U.S. are diagnosed every year with blockages in the carotid arteries. So far, about 40 people have participated in the clinical trial. If the trial is successful, doctors hope to perform the procedure on low-risk patients as well.
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He loves blue and white, he loves the sun and stripes, and he also loves the French port city of Marseille. At just 27 years old, Simon Porte Jacquemus is the guest of honour at...
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Adrian Peterson 's 2-year-old son has died from the injuries he sustained after being allegedly beaten earlier this week by the boyfriend of the boy's mother. Peterson's son was listed in critical condition and passed away Friday.
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Peterson said Friday, prior to the news of his son's death, that he plans to play Sunday versus the Panthers. We'll let you know if anything changes on that front, but have Peterson in your lineups for now. He will be playing with a very heavy heart due to this incomprehensible, senseless tragedy, and we should all keep him and his family in our thoughts.


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Minimum Wage Workers Get Pay Raise
Hundreds of thousands of the lowest-paid workers in New York and New Jersey will get a pay hike on January first.
In New Jersey, the minimum wage will rise one dollar, to $8.25, and will be indexed to inflation for the first time.
In New York, the minimum wage will increase 75 cents, to $8.00. It will then rise in phases to $9 by 2016.
The National Employment Law Project predicts hundreds of millions of dollars in increased economic activity as a result of workers spending from their bigger paychecks.
Workers in eleven other states, including Connecticut, Florida, and Ohio, will see their pay rise as well.
One group that's missing out on the benefit is tipped workers, like waiters and busboys. Their base rate will stay the same in New York – at least for now. New Jersey has no minimum wage for tipped workers.
The minimum wage will also increase in 11 other states on New Year's Day - Connecticut, Rhode Island, Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Missouri, Montana, Ohio, Oregon, Vermont and Washington.


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Finally! After almost 20 years of being one of the most innovative, exciting writers on the planet Neil Gaiman has a real, big-budget, special-effects-laden adaptation of one of his works. And not just any of his novels, short stories, or comics, but Stardust, one of the real gems of his bibliography.
Gaiman first rose to prominence in the late '80s and early '90s when he joined such British writers as Alan Moore and Grant Morrison to revive various DC Comics characters. While Moore took Swamp Thing, Morrison Animal Man, Gaiman took the especially obscure Sandman and recreated him as the embodiment of Dream itself. "The Sandman" was born, one of the most honored and revered comic series of recent history and one of the core, launching titles of DC's Vertigo line-up.
Since then Gaiman has had dual careers in both comics and prose. In 1990 he released Good Omens with Terry Pratchett, a comedic fantasy novel about angels, demons, the antichrist and the end of the world. His first solo hit was the 1996 novel Neverwhere about a second world beneath the busy streets of London. Gaiman's second novel was Stardust, published with illustrations by Charles Vess in 1998. Arguably Gaiman's most successful novel is the 2001 American Gods later followed by the spin-off Anansi Boys in 2005. Also released recently was 2002's Coraline, a children's novel currently in the process of being adapted for a release in January of 2009.
To oversimplify a little bit, the reason for Gaiman's success and popularity is pretty simple. He takes familiar themes and conventions of fantasy and mythology and makes them fresh and new. This can be seen abundantly in "Stardust," the new film adaptation directed by Matthew Vaughn, director of "Layer Cake," and producer of the Guy Ritchie cult films "Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels" and "Snatch."
The protagonist of "Stardust" is Tristan, a young shop-boy in the British village of Wall, some 130 years ago. The boy has fallen hard for Victoria, a girl who appreciates his favors and gifts but whose love is conditional. One night the two are sharing a meal in the countryside - which Tristan has spent all his savings to buy - when they see a shooting star. To prove his love Tristan offers to find the shooting star and bring it to Victoria within a week - the date of Victoria's birthday and also the day when a rival suitor will be returning with a ring.
The village is called Wall because it's on the border of a mysterious wall that supposedly separates England from the magical realm of Stormhold. When Tristan tries to sneak across the wall he is blocked by the town's wall guardian who accidentally reveals that Tristan's father had managed to cross the wall 18 years ago, an act that resulted in Tristan's birth from a mysterious, enslaved princess on the other side. When Tristan reveals what he's learned to his father, he gives the boy a note - which he has never read - that was included with Tristan when he was dropped off as an infant in a basket. The note is from his mother and contains a magical Babylon candle which can transport the user wherever he wishes to go. And so Tristan lights the candle, expecting to arrive at the home of his mother. Instead, a thought of Victoria creeps into his mind and he finds himself with an altogether different woman: Yvaine (Claire Danes,) the star who fell from the sky. Tristan then begins the weeklong journey home to bring Yvaine to Victoria to claim his love. It's a journey that will transform him from a bumbling boy into a swashbuckling man of courage and action.
It will not be smooth sailing, though. A fallen star is a very desirable property in the magical realm of Stormhold. Tristan and Yvaine are pursued by two adversaries. The first is those responsible for knocking the star from the sky, a dying king (Peter O'Toole) who decreed that his remaining living sons must find the star to determine who shall succeed him as king. Second are a trio of witch sisters who long for the star because by feasting on her heart they can regain their youth and beauty. Yvaine and Tristan will collide with both enemies and others, including the notorious air pirate Captain Shakespeare, played brilliantly by Robert De Niro.
It's been a long time since I read the illustrated novel upon which the film is based. It would be difficult for me to point out the cinematic departures and differences from the text. However, what I can report is that the filmmakers faithfully captured perhaps the most important aspect of the book: it is just such a satisfying yarn. It all ends so perfectly. Leaving the theatre I felt the same feeling I had when I closed the covers of the book: all my emotional needs were met. How often does that happen? Where it's hard to imagine a fairy tale ending more gracefully.
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The film has a few bumps along the road. Especially with the first half of the film the various scenes are intriguing and colorful but fail to mesh together or flow very well. I'd attribute that to the inexperience of the director. It's only Vaughn's second film as director and it's a very different picture from the so-so, much lower budgeted gangster drama "Layer Cake."
I'd like to hope that this would be the first of many adaptations of Gaiman works. Unfortunately "Stardust" did not fare particularly well at the box office this past weekend, earning less than $10 million and unfortunate designation of "flop." Hopefully that won't discourage the studios from pursuing adaptations of Neverwhere, American Gods, Anansi Boys and the dozens of short stories Gaiman has published. Personally as far as The Sandman goes I'd rather see a nice, big-budgeted HBO series rather than a movie.
In the mean time, though, be sure and check out "Stardust" and take a look at the wonderful novel upon which it's based.


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Well, it's been a crazy couple of days. Sometimes it sounds like the world is caving in and I turn into a whirling dervish and try to dig to China through the kitchen floor. My persons call it thunder, I call it the sound of imminent death and react accordingly. I make sure my persons don't fall asleep by jumping on their heads or somehow making bongo sounds in my kennel. Despite them turning every noise-making apparatus on to a deafening roar, I can still sense the impending doom. Why they don't understand and heed my warnings I don't know.
I think it's hilarious when my person picks up my poop. This year we had a lot of snow, and some April snow on top, so spring poop day was a little later than usual. But that just meant that the event lasted longer! The first thing I do is add a little something to the problem. Then I run around my person in circles, bounding like a deer, making ha-ha sounds with my breath and trying to get Zoe to chase me. This year, my persons bought a little rake and chute thing, which is kind of a bummer since I can't jump on their heads when they bend over to pick up poop. But a good time was had by all, well, at least by me, and an hour later the yard was poop-free!
My shorter person finally found me last night. I'm pretty mad that she made me wait for 16 days to come get me, but I'm just happy to be home so I guess I'll let it slide. The humans keep saying it's a Christmas miracle. I've been so cold and hungry and my feet hurt so bad. I'm down to 25 lbs from 40 lbs after my time on the lam, and very very sleepy still. My persons keep asking me about my adventure, but I'm not talkin'.....and I'm verrrry sleeeepy.........zzzzzz......mmmmm......warm comfy couch.....zzzzzzzzzz....
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Suburban Poverty Increasing: Report
The Institute examined poverty conditions between 2000 and 2008 and found that suburban areas are home to almost 1/3 of the nation's poor population.
"Over the course of this decade, two economic downturns translated into a significant rise in poverty, nationally and in many of the country's metropolitan and non-metropolitan communities. Suburbs saw by far the greatest growth in their poor population and by 2008 had become home to the largest share of the nation's poor. By 2008, suburbs were home to the largest and fastest-growing poor population in the country. Midwestern cities and suburbs experienced by far the largest poverty rate increases over the decade. At the same time, Northeastern metros-led by New York and Worcester- actually saw poverty rates in their primary cities decline, while collectively their suburbs experienced a slight increase. This ongoing shift in the geography of American poverty increasingly requires regional scale collaboration by policymakers and social service providers in order to effectively address the needs of a poor population that is increasingly suburban."
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I am a bit hesitant trying to do the interior of my Chevy fleetline hotrod but am going to give it a shot just so I can say "I did it myself".
I have the luan plywood cut for the door panels and quarters. Closed cell 1/8" foam has been glued to the luan using 3m's 90 spray adhesive.
......My concern is the leather.
Do I glue the leather in one shot? ...or do I glue the flat part first and then wrap the edges and glue
How tight should I pull on the leather? Should I use some kind of clamps to hold while the glue sets?
How do I wrap corners that will be wrinkle free?
How much leather should be used to wrap around on the back side of the luan?
Thanks for your response!
Glue the face of the panel and the leather all at one time, let it dry, put the two pieces together and get it smooth. Then turn the panel over and glue the backside edges. Leave about 2 to 3 inches of material for the backside so you have some leverage to pull with. If you're using real leather, getting wrinkle free round corners will be no problem, the leather should be very stretchy. If it's not, you can cut "V" notches ( like the points of a star)so that the fabric doesn't overlap. Another choice would be to staple it down instead of gluing it. I assume it's 1/4" luan, so using 1/4" staples would work also, that's up to you. Good luck.
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Cultivating a Holy Imagination: An Interview with Michael Card
In his latest book, Luke: The Gospel of Imagination, singer-songwriter Michael Card invites us to journey through scripture with the imagination, as well as the intellect. Here, jazz musician Deanna Witkowski talks with Michael about his imaginative approach to scripture, the relationship between music and faith, and some of the central passages from Luke that are brought to life once again for both musicians in the writing and reading of this book.
Visit the Patheos Book Club to read an excerpt from the book, and reviews by musicians and artists.
Your concept of the "informed imagination" made me think a lot about St. Ignatius. I became Catholic a couple of years ago, and read a lot about Ignatius's spiritual exercises, such as the idea of placing yourself inside the context of a gospel story, or identifying with a specific character. Was the "informed imagination" an idea that you specifically heard from Bill Lane [Michael's former teacher and mentor at Western Kentucky University], or from others as well?
That really came from Bill. Bill was so widely read that I don't doubt that he might have been affected by Ignatius. He was the kind of guy who went to Linz, Sweden and read Philo in Greek for eleven years—he read everything.
The Catholics aren't as afraid of the imagination as the Protestants. I think Protestants are afraid of the imagination because every time the King James uses it, five times in the Old Testament and four times in the New Testament, it's always evil. Imagination has this evil twist with the King James generation.
I had to go back and do my homework and see where the King James mentions imagination. Interestingly, in both the Hebrew and the Greek, the word is heart—"the reasonings of their heart." There's no word for "imagination." It's either cardia in Greek, or the Hebrew word lev, which is the word for heart. My response [to those who are concerned about the King James' mentioning imagination in a negative way] is, "You're right to be concerned if the imagination is evil, but the Bible is talking about the heart. Don't you think we're supposed to use our hearts? Are our hearts not involved? Our hearts are definitely sinful, but is God not redeeming our hearts? Is that not what scripture is all about?" People tend to soften at that point.
A lot of times I get questions from people such as, "How can you be a jazz musician and a Christian?" That seems to also go with imagination.
Absolutely. Kirk Whalum is a very good friend of mine. He'll have someone read a verse of scripture and then he basically plays it—he improvises the verse on his saxophone. We did a worship service once that lasted for three hours. I was sitting next to a minister who turned to me afterward and said, "What just happened?" He couldn't put words to it, but it was Kirk just doing his thing.
I think that's cool.
I do, too. I can't do that musically—I'm a folk guy. It's three verses and a chorus for me.
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MSU dropped its fifth straight, while falling to 19-10 overall and 6-8 in league play. It is only the second time under veteran coach Rick Stansbury that the Maroon and White have fallen in five straight league games.
"Alabama came out with a lot more energy in the second half and we didn't respond," Stansbury said. "The foul to end the half is something that just happens. You have to move on and not let it affect the rest of the game. We didn't do that. We came out and were down 10 points about four minutes into the second half.
"After that, it was a fight from there."
The Bulldogs were hopeful for a bounce-back after an emotionally draining 73-64 loss to No. 1 Kentucky Tuesday night. MSU also played without the services of freshman phenom Rodney Hood, who injured his knee in the Kentucky loss.
MSU overcame all of that with a spirited first half. Even though the Bulldogs struggled to make shots, the defensive and rebounding efforts were strong. The Bulldogs erased a seven-point first-half deficit to grab a 25-22 lead late in the half. A 3-pointer by Jalen Steele gave the Maroon and White only its second lead of the half.
Holding for a potential final shot of the half, the Bulldogs missed on the offensive end. Alabama rebounded and Trevor Releford was fouled on a long-range 3-point shot attempt as the half expired. All three free throws were made to tie the teams at 25 at halftime.
The Crimson Tide came out and scored the second half's first five points. From there, the lead sprinted quickly into double digits.
"We had some careless possessions with the basketball," Stansbury said. "Alabama didn't do anything differently on defense. We handled their pressure in the first half. In the second half, we didn't have the focus and energy we needed to compete.
"We got it back to eight a couple of times but it was a struggle to go on a prolonged run."
An old-fashioned 3-point play by Renardo Sidney and follow-up trey by Steele cut the deficit to 43-38 with 10:34 left. The Crimson Tide scored the game's next seven points and were not headed from there.
For the contest, the Bulldogs hit 18 of 47 shots from the field (38.3 percent), 6 of 16 shots from 3-point range (37.5 percent) and 8 of 15 shots from the foul line (53.3 percent). The Crimson Tide hit 25 of 47 shots from the field (53.2 percent), 6 of 11 shots from 3-point range (54.5 percent) and 11 of 12 shots from the foul line (91.7 percent).
Alabama held a 29-27 rebounding advantage. The Bulldogs had 11 assists and 13 turnovers, while the Crimson Tide had 11 assists and 10 turnovers.
Sidney and Dee Bost each had 14 points for the Bulldogs. Arnett Moultrie had a team-high eight rebounds.
Levi Randolph led Alabama with 18 points, while Releford added 10 points.
The Bulldogs play South Carolina at 7 p.m. central time Wednesday. That contest will be televised regionally by the SEC Network. On Saturday, MSU ends the regular season by hosting Arkansas at 4 p.m. Saturday. The Bulldog seniors will be honored pre-game ceremonies, while FSN will have the regional broadcast.


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Recruiter Q&A: PepsiCo's Lisa Ashworth
This is part of an ongoing series of Q&As with recruiters from top MBA employers. This week we bring you edited responses sent to Bloomberg Businessweek's Erin Zlomek from Lisa Ashworth, director of campus recruiting at PepsiCo.
I hear you start recruiting early. Where do you go to find MBAs?
Yes. Last year over 30 summer internship offers were extended before students even started their MBA program.
This school year we visited the business schools at Harvard, the University of Pennsylvania, Dartmouth, Columbia, New York University, Northwestern, the University of Michigan, the University of Chicago, Wake Forest, Duke, and the University of Maryland.
We also look for opportunities beyond traditional campus recruiting. For example, we've developed a partnership with the Management Leadership for Tomorrow Consortium to recruit high-potential, minority MBA talent.
Do you have a full-time hiring program that targets newly minted MBAs?
Our marketing, sales, and finance functions all have formal MBA hiring programs. In the United States, over 50 full-time MBAs will be hired each year into these functions across our food and beverage businesses.
Do you expect the total number of MBA hires to increase or decrease this year?
Our full-time MBA hiring increased 7 percent this year, and we expect an increase next year spread across the three functions. The largest increase will be in sales, which currently hires about 15 MBAs each year.
Category management, national sales, and customer teams are a few areas of our business where sales MBAs will join this year. PepsiCo is an intensely sales-oriented organization, but because business schools don't offer a sales track, we recruit from several expertise areas, including finance for analytical skills and marketing for the understanding of market insights and consumer trends. We also recruit from general management tracks.
What percentage of your MBA interns typically receive job offers at the end of their internships?
Over 80 percent of our MBA interns received offers last summer. In our sales group, all of the MBA interns received a full-time offer.
What should a job candidate know about your company before he or she takes part in an on-campus interview?
Know more than the name on the door: PepsiCo has $66 billion in annual revenue, half of which comes from outside the U.S. Candidates should also have an understanding of our five main businesses: Quaker, Tropicana, Gatorade, Frito-Lay, and Pepsi-Cola.
Tell me about your ideal MBA hire.
Our ideal would be someone from a top-ranked program who has four years of work experience prior to business school, but this may vary. It helps when candidates have a desire to work for a consumer goods company and begin their programs with this in mind.
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Since it was posted online a couple years ago, the film which makes a compelling case for reducing our consumption, has received over 10 million viewers.
I was reminded of the film and its case in April's Body & Soul magazine, which features an interview with Annie Leonard, the Environmentalist and Sustainability Expert behind the film. To sum up her view: "We're trashing the planet. We're trashing each other. And we're not even having fun doing it."
As someone who's rather eco-conscious, I took this article as a reminder to revisit my footprint. Yes, I've been doing great on the recycling front. In addition to sorting my paper and plastics each week, I compost my food scraps and recycle plastics not taken by the city to the Park Slope Food Co-op every second Saturday.
While commendable (pat on back), I must admit I haven't given as much thought on reducing my consumption. So I decided to look at my paper consumption, most of which floods my mailbox each week, and figure out a plan to clamp down. So far this morning I have:
- Canceled the delivery of my phone book by visiting yellowpagesgoesgreen.org. If half of us do that, we could save 10 million trees a year.
- Wrote to my landlord about posting a "no menus, flyers, ads" sign on our building to reduce the solicitations we receive. Park Slope residents can pick up a pre-made one from the Park Slope Civic Council.
- Canceled my subscription to a magazine I no longer read. And putting out old issues for people to take, rather than sending them right to the recycling bin.
- Collecting scrap paper, and feeding the blank side through my printer
- Signing up for electronic bill paying through my bank/credit card company
- Opting for no receipt when I make withdrawals at the ATM
- Calling catalog companies to remove my name from their mailing list
Just remember - the positive improvements we make to our planet (more trees, clean air/water, good quality soil) directly leads to higher quality food and better health for us all.
To my green friends out there, I'd love to hear from you. What have you done to reduce your consumption?


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My 2 pistols are Sig's, which I love: 225 and 250, 9 and .40 respectively. One is in the bedroom, the other the basement. But we have a 'main floor' and I'm going to want a gun there too, hidden but quicker to get to than running up or down the stairs.
I'd kind of like to get a snub-nosed revolver, for honest to god never-fail reliability. Dud? No worries, just pull again. I'm worried that my wife will be to flustered in a firefight to deal with a dud, or a jam, with either of my Sig's.
So.....I want my next gun to be beautiful, shiny, new, cool, maybe a wood handle, maybe not. Maybe .357...but worry bout the wife, she complains that it feels like she's shooting a canon. Don't much care how it feels after shooting though, she can come complain to me when the intruder is twitching on the floor :)
Who is generally known to have the most reliable revolvers in general? Any particular models?
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I agree with the last statement. Build a replica of your sisters car using the 75 and whatever parts you can from the 77. There isn't much point in transferring the VIN plate if you have the title for the 75. If you did use the 77 VIN plate once you apply for a title it will have your name on it.
You'd be better off to make a plaque with the 77 VIN and title (if you have it -- should still have your sister's name on it?) or a photo of your sister and/or the original car, and a plate saying it's a replica built to honor your sister's memory. The VIN and title won't matter in any case -- no one remembers that the VIN was hers, they remember the car itself. If it looks like her car and people recall it, that's all that matters.
As far as legality... if you own both cars, and you're not doing the swap to circumvent some kind of law (such as emissions -- if 75 is exempt and 77 isn't, you'd have a hard time convincing a cop/judge that wasn't your intent...) or sell a stolen car, I'd do it without saying a word to anyone. Someone has to have reason to complain and bring charges. The only way that might happen is if you're involved in a wreck. The insurance company could claim the car was illegally operated and therefore your policy is invalid. But they would have to know about or have reason to suspect the swap.
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Better Your Beauty Routine by Making It Green
It's no secret that going green in your makeup routine is a challenge. Cosmetic companies that use synthetic ingredients have an easy leg-up on their all-natural counterparts, as nature doesn't limit the colors, shades and products they can produce. Yet, brands like Burt's Bees are constantly innovating new personal care products that make it easier for consumers to reach for makeup that has a positive effect on both you, and the environment.
Celebrity makeup artist and Burt's Bees expert Katey Denno knows this well. While she prefers to use organic, chemical-free products, if a color is not (yet) available in the green world, she knows it's OK to stray. "Life is all about finding a balance," she says.
We caught up with Denno to find out more about her organic approach to makeup and skincare, and how we can start making little changes to better our beauty routines.
Why should I go green with my beauty routine?
Your skin is your largest organ. It absorbs nearly everything you put onto it, pretty immediately. Eating well, exercising, and going green with your health and beauty product regimen go hand-in-hand.
What's an easy way to start?
Start with a product that women ingest in huge quantities every year: Lip balm, lipstick, and lip gloss. Burt's Bees makes it easy, affordable, and fun to introduce natural color into your makeup bag.
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Natural makeup lines are often limited in their color pallets due to what's available in nature. How do you work around these constraints?
It's true that obtaining neon orange and hot pink isn't possible in the world of non-toxic, but I'm hopeful that it might be in the near future. For me, as a makeup artist, I focus on finding the best of the best in safe products, but if there's a color I want to use for a photo shoot or a red carpet look on eyelids, cheeks or lips that's not available in the world of non-toxic, I allow myself to go for it, knowing that once in a while it's ok to stray from all natural, and life is all about finding a balance!
You've created some beautiful looks as a makeup artist – is the secret in the skin or the makeup?
I've become known for making women's skin look amazing on the red carpet and in photographs, and I have to give credit where it's due: great skincare, and great makeup go hand in hand. Foundation and concealer on poorly cared for skin just doesn't look good!
You styled Isla Fisher's makeup for the Golden Globes and her lips were center stage — what product(s) did you use?
I used Plum Lip Shimmer and topped it with Starry Nights Lip Gloss, which is amazingly pigmented and rich!
I'm so tired of buying the wrong shade of lip color for my skin! Is there a way to find the right shade before I buy it?
I'm so glad you asked! The smart folks at Burt's asked me to work with them to develop a super simple series of questions to help you pick your perfect shade — whether it's a shade in the color family you're used to wearing, or a shade that you'd never been brave enough to wear!
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Where do you see green makeup going?
In the US, the number of products containing ingredients that are known toxins is ridiculously high. It will only be through consumers using their buying power that things will change.
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Posted by Tom Grant on April 17, 2008
I had a good chuckle at this paragraph on the SugarCRM web site:
The Sugar Open Source Project and Community are at the heart of our mission. Creating an 'architecture of participation' where users from around the world can help to build a higher quality, more useful product is a superior form of development than the traditional Silicon Valley model of a few product managers dictating what features the world needs. The open source model embraces the world outside of Silicon Valley instead of keeping it at arm's length.
If you ever doubted that there's a difference between product management and marketing, doubt no more. Memo to the marketing person who wrote this copy: some product managers might dream of having dictatorial powers, but, honestly...
[On the off chance that you have the power to mold people's wills to your own, call me. I might get you a part as the villain in the next Bond movie.]
re: Product manager or evil overlord?
Comment from Ivan Chalif (not verified) on Sat, 05/17/2008 - 00:20
To be honest, I find it laughable to think that Product Managers are viewed as dictatorial, especially in light of the fact that it is so difficult for the Product Manager to find solid ground within many corporate structures. There are certainly Product Managers who are aggressive in managing their products, and I have been known to state that, "Product decisions are not made by a democracy," but the same could be said of Sales or Engineering. It all depends on the personalities of the individuals within the organization.Don't get me wrong, I'm a proponent of open source software; both my blog and my products contain open source code, but there is a distinct difference between software that is developed by an organization with a Product Manager who is responsible for guiding the product to success (or maintaining a path of success) and one that plays to the whims of the majority (or vocal minority).It would be easy to have users or a community rate features and capabilities and then just add the ones with the highest number of votes, but ultimately, that leads to a product which is bloated and unfocused. It's the responsibility of the Product Manager to identify the market needs AND match them with the goals of the product and/or organization. The sum of features and capabilities might be better suited as separate products or not at all, but that's not a conclusion that a product democracy would likely come to.
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Auduino from Tinker.it! on Vimeo.
"Having a play with the Auduino synthesiser.
Auduino is based on the Arduino board. The audio is coming direct from Arduino PWM output with only a slight external reverb. No other effects were used.
Construction details and code here"
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They were too dear to the captain's heart to be denied what they pleaded for so earnestly and importunately.
Yet it haunted him, though at rare intervals, and not importunately.
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When admitted he was very noisy, and importunately talkative.
Such faith perseveres, importunately, if need be, and cannot fail to inherit the blessing.
Secrets the bark and bud scales hide have been revealed to those who have patiently and importunately inquired.
I gave a clasp-knife to the chief, when another of the party most importunately demanded a tomahawk.
Her last thought as she fell into a dreamless slumber was a prayer for the two for whom she had been so importunately pleading.
But she had only meant it for that evening, and he had gone on importunately.
They, however, importunately demanded a treaty from the United States government in return for their loyalty.


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WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON was born on February 9, 1773, at Berkeley Plantation in Charles City County, Virginia. William was the third son of Benjamin Harrison V, master of Berkeley and signer of the Declaration of Independence.
William was a sensitive child with an interest in natural history and was persuaded to prepare for the study of medicine. In 1787, at 14, he came to Hampden-Sydney College, attracted by the reputation of Dr. Francis Joseph Mettauer, the father of Dr. John Peter Mettauer 1811. William studied rhetoric, geography, history, mathematics, Greek and Latin, helped found a literary society, and indicated a great passion for military history. In 1790 a Methodist revival swept over the College; the Harrisons were staunch Episcopalians. William was withdrawn from Hampden-Sydney.
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William inherited 3000 acres but there was no cash to continue his medical studies, and he enlisted in the regular army as an Ensign. Taking a book on rhetoric and his Cicero, he headed to Fort Washington at Cincinnati on the western frontier.
The regular army had been much diminished since the end of the Revolution but trouble on the frontier reversed that situation. The Indian wars of the late 18th and early 19th Centuries, like those of the late 19th Century, were about land, but they had an international element. In 1791, the British still maintained a presence on the American frontier and armed and incited the Indians. After success in 1790 under Brigadier General Josiah Harmer and defeat in 1791 under Major General Arthur St. Clair, in 1793 General "Mad" Anthony Wayne of Revolutionary War fame was placed in command. William, now a lieutenant, saw his first action at Maumee Rapids (south of modern day Toledo). On August 3, 1795, the Greenville Treaty was signed, and William headed to North Bend to renew his courtship of Anna Symmes. Anna's father would not consent to the marriage, and, on November 25, while her father was in Cincinnati on business, the couple wed.
In June 1798, President John Adams appointed Harrison "Secretary of the Territory...Northwest of the River Ohio" under Governor St. Clair. The Northwest Territory covered all of the modern states of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin, as well as the northeastern part of Minnesota-more than 260,000 square miles.
Harrison, a Republican, and St. Clair, a Federalist, did not have compatible views of government. In 1799, the Territory sought to begin the process of achieving statehood. Gov. St. Clair opposed the move but could not deny the census and the process was begun. The first Territorial House assembled in Cincinnati. Harrison was selected the delegate to the 6th Congress, then meeting in Philadelphia. Congress agreed that the western portion of the Northwest Territory would be designated the Indiana Territory with its capital at Vincennes. Harrison was appointed Governor of the Indiana Territory. He arrived in Vincennes early in January 1801. He was described as "young and idealistic."
Much time and effort was required in dealing with the Indian tribes. The British continued to meddle in Indian affairs and, when Spain ceded the Louisiana Territory to Napoleon in 1800, it appeared that French meddling would replace British. That problem was solved when Jefferson purchased the Louisiana Territory in 1803. Harrison's negotiations with the Indians would go on for over a decade. While Harrison served as Governor, no Indian land was seized by force. He was considered fair in his dealings and, although from a modern vantage point we can say that the compensation given was not equal to the value of the land, Harrison provided direct payments and annuities which allowed some small, impoverished tribes to survive.
In 1805, the Shawnee leader Tecumseh urged the tribes in the Northwest Territory to unite and to refuse to sell their land individually. His brother-a mystic known as The Prophet-inspired his followers to attack a white settlement. Harrison suspected British meddling, met in council with the Indian tribes, and the fear and furor died down.
In 1808, the Indiana Teriitory was preparing to divide into Indiana and Illinois and in 1809 Harrison negotiated the Treaty of Fort Wayne acquiring nearly 3 million acres of Indian land for the ever increasing number of settlers.
In 1810, Tecumseh declared, "The great spirit said he gave this great island to his red children. He placed the whites on the other side of the big water; they were not content with their own...They have driven us from the sea to the lakes, we can go no further." Harrison met with Tecumseh but conflict was inevitable.
In the summer of 1811, Harrison's strength was reinforced by 600 regulars under the command of Col. John Boyd, a Massachusetts man famed for his command in India of an army of elephants and native mercenaries for the Nizam of Hyderabad. Regular troops did not make up the majority of the force since military campaigns relied heavily on volunteer militias. The militias fought bravely but were not used to military discipline. Although Harrison was a champion of extensive training and military discipline for militias-he would later advocate a national plan to accomplish this when in Congress-he realized that these men were best led by example, encouragement, and spare use of punishments. The militias-and regulars-followed him willingly. The regular officers thought him too lenient.
Harrison moved north to confront The Prophet at Prophetstown (near modern Lafayette, IN). Harrison sought to meet with The Prophet but was put off until the next morning. Harrison pitched camp on Burnet's Creek. The Prophet's warriors attacked the camp early in the morning. The attack was repulsed and the Indians defeated. Thus was the Battle of Tippecanoe on June 7, 1811. The battle won by arms was now to be refought with words. Col. Proctor disparaged both the bravery of the militias and the leadership of Harrison and gained support in the partisan press. Harrison defended both the courage of his men and his own leadership but chose not to engage in a protracted war of words.
Tecumseh and The Prophet retired to Fort Amherstburg in Canada and the protection of the British. On June 18, 1812, Congress declared war on Great Britain.
For the Madison Administration, the War of 1812 had a clear objective-the invasion of Canada. In a move to gain bipartisan support for the war, President James Madison, a Republican, appointed John Armstrong, a Federalist, Secretary of War. Politics soon overcame military strategy. Secretary Armstrong issued confusing and contradictory orders to his generals often directly writing to a subordinate commander without the knowledge of his general. He caused the most havoc in northern New York where he chose to locate himself, but the western command was affected. Harrison defeated a British Army under General John Proctor and his Indian allies under Tecumseh. However, an invasion of Canada was not possible so long as British ships controlled Lake Erie. In September 1813, a messenger reached Harrison at Camp Senaca with Commodore Perry's famous message scrawled on the back of an old envelope, "We have met the enemy and they are ours."
Harrison landed his army in Canada and captured Fort Amherstburg, Malden, and Sandwich and liberated Detroit. The British army and Tecumseh retreated. Gen. Proctor, who lacked both personal courage and military skill, deployed his army by the River Thames in a manner which dismayed his own staff and infuriated Tecumseh. On October 5, 1813, Harrison attacked. The British army was defeated as Gen. Proctor fled the field. Tecumseh died fighting.
Harrison was summoned to meet with Secretary Armstrong. He arrived in Albany on November 27 and met Armstrong for the first time. The Secretary, with Harrison in tow, immediately departed for West Point and then on the New York. While Armstrong lingered in New York, Harrison continued to Washington via Philadelphia. Harrison was "hailed in the halls of Congress and in the President's House." Harrison remained for seven days in Washington; Armstrong remained in New York. With the consent of President Madison, Harrison set out for Cincinnati reaching it on January 9, 1814.
Harrison continued to struggle with matters military, governmental, and in regard to the Indians. Armstrong continued to intrigue. On May 11, 1814, Harrison had enough and resigned his commission as Major General. The defeat of American forces at Bladensburg, MD, on August 24 (which led to the burning of Washington) convinced Madison, who was present at Bladensburg with Secretary Armstrong and Secretary of State James Monroe, to request Armstrong's resignation.
The Treaty of Ghent was signed on December 24, 1814, and took effect on February 18, 1815. When a highly politicized war ends badly, accusations begin to fly. The Federalists saw an opportunity to topple the "Virginia Dynasty" and attacked any Republican associated with the war. Harrison was accused of profiting from dealings in military supplies.
The controversy and calumny centered in Washington, and Harrison decided that the best way to defend his reputation was to seek election to Congress. Harrison and his family of ten children had taken up residence in North Bend, OH, where he owned a log cabin purchased at the time of his marriage. The cabin became the center of a 16-room house called "Log Cabin." In October 1816, Harrison won election to fill an unexpired term in the Fourteenth Congress, which convened in December 1817, and a full term in the Fifteenth ending March 1819. Harrison worked for the relief of veterans, war widows and orphans, revisions in the militia system, and universal military training. In January 1817, the report on the accusations against him declared that the committee is "unanimously of the opinion that General Harrison stands above suspicion as to...any improper connections with the officers of the commissariat."
The issue of slavery overshadowed the admission of any new state. In 1818, there were ten free and ten slave states. Illinois was admitted in 1818 as a free state and the issue of Missouri arose. Harrison was opposed to slavery and had been since he joined the Humane Society when he was 17. Although he stated that he "should lament its introduction into any part of the Territory," he believed that the Constitution did not give the Federal Government the right to prohibit the spread of slavery, since doing so would violate state sovereignty and property rights. The fifteenth Congress adjourned in March 1819. Missouri would not be admitted to the Union until 1821.
Harrison returned to Ohio and ran for the state senate to which he was elected in 1819. He sought election to the US Senate, but his views unfairly marked him as pro-slavery, and he was defeated in January 1821. Harrison sought election to Congress in 1822 but was defeated. He served as an elector in 1822, casting his vote for Henry Clay.
Harrison was elected to the US Senate in 1825. The financial burdens of a large family and losses from an investment in a failed foundry left Harrison in debt. Unable to sell off more land without reducing the productivity of his farm, Harrison sought a diplomatic appointment. In 1828, President John Quincy Adams appointed Harrison Minister to Columbia. Harrison was at his home in North Bend preparing for his journey to Bogota when Andrew Jackson was elected President.
Harrison served only one year as Minister to Columbia before President Jackson replaced him with a Jackson partisan. Harrison returned to North Bend and his financial problems.
Harrison supported Henry Clay in the presidential election of 1831, but, in the Nullification crisis of 1832, Harrison supported Jackson's position. Although a strong supporter of state sovereignty, Harrison believed South Carolina had gone too far.
Opposition to President Jackson's policies was solidifying, and in 1834 the name, Whig, was formally adopted for a new political party that emerged in response to Jackson's policies.
Vice President Martin Van Buren was Jackson's chosen Democratic successor and the Whig opposition was led by Henry Clay of Kentucky and Daniel Webster of New Hampshire. Harrison had considerable popularity in the area of the old Northwest Territory. He may also have benefited from having lived in relative retirement since returning from Columbia and thus not being publically associated with many of the controversial issues which arose during the Jackson Administration. In February 1836, Harrison was nominated by the Whig Party.
The Whig showing in 1836 was a considerable improvement over Clay's run in 1832. The electoral vote was Van Buren 167; Harrison 73; White 26; Webster 14; Mangum 11. The Democrats had a plurality of only 43 and less than 27,000 in the popular vote. Hugh White of North Carolina and Webster were Whigs. W.P. Mangum of North Carolina ran on an anti-Jackson platform.
From the moment the last ballots were counted, Harrison and his supporters worked to assure his nomination in 1840. It was considered inappropriate for a presidential candidate to campaign actively. However, at 67 Harrison was portrayed by the Democrats as physically feeble and mentally incompetent, and he traveled and appeared at public events frequently to counter these claims. When the electoral votes were counted Harrison received 234 and Van Buren 60.
When Harrison departed North Bend for Washington, Anna-his wife of 46 years-was ill and it was agreed that she would join him in Washington later. She never did.
Inauguration Day-March 4, 1841-was brisk and cold but dry. Harrison declined the proffered carriage and rode his favorite horse-Old Whitey-to the Capital. He wore no overcoat and carried his hat. After an inaugural address of an hour and forty minutes, the oath was administered by Chief Justice Roger Taney. Harrison was helped on with his hat and cloak and went to the White House. It is a myth that Harrison fell ill from exposure at the inauguration. At three o'clock, he greeted well wishers in the White House and his activity and stamina was remarked on at the Inaugural Ball that evening.
On the day after his inauguration, Harrison embarked on the duties of a new president. He fended off the hordes of office seekers which descended on the White House, met with his cabinet, and received the diplomatic corps. During the early days of the administration, Harrison worked with Attorney General John Crittenden to settle an international dispute that threatened relations with Great Britain and, disapproving of the spoils system, urged government department heads to hire on the basis of merit rather than partisanship.
The President enjoyed walking and often did his own shopping. It was during one of his walks that he was drenched by a rain shower and caught a cold. After dinner on March 27, a physician was called. Harrison lay ill for nearly a week and at 12:30 AM on April 4 died.
Historians have tended to focus on Harrison's death. He was the first president to die in office and at the time the Constitution was unclear as to the succession. But Harrison's life-like that of every "good man and good citizen"-is more important than his death.
Note: The above is largely a synopsis of Old Tippecanoe: William Henry Harrison and His Times by Freeman Cleaves (Charles Scribner's Sons. New York, 1939).


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No one is underestimating him now.
Mr. Carney is assured a place in history after George Osborne, the British Chancellor of the Exchequer, named him the next governor of the Bank of England, starting July 1. Instantly, the 47-year-old from Fort Smith, NWT, was catapulted into one of the most powerful positions in global finance – with all of the scrutiny that comes with it.
The British central bank has invited outsiders to serve on its policy committee, but never has a non-native run the 318-year-old institution. If things go well, his five-year term at the Bank of England could put him on the very short list of Canadians who have left a lasting mark on the affairs of another nation, joining the likes of Lord Beaverbrook and Norman Bethune.
The economy Mr. Carney will oversee in seven months currently is on the verge of recession; the banks he will be charged with regulating are crippled, and need billions of new capital; and the financial centre he will inhabit is marred by scandal. "He is quite simply the best, most experienced and most qualified person in the world to do the job," the Chancellor said.
Mr. Osborne apparently isn't a believer in the political mantra of promising low and delivering high. However, he hardly was the only one showering Mr. Carney in glory this week. Newspapers characterized him as Canada's economic saviour. David Rosenberg, chief economist at Toronto-based Gluskin Sheff + Associates, likened his London move to the trade of Wayne Gretzky from Edmonton to Los Angeles. Scott Brison, the Liberal finance critic, said he could think of nothing at which Mr. Carney would not excel.
With expectations for Mr. Carney in the stratosphere, it will be fascinating to watch the next chapter. Will he return to home as the heroic rescuer of the British economy? Or will he shrink to the status of mere mortal, fading to the back pages of the business section, where he once said central bankers properly belong? It will take years to find out. But his decision to leave the Bank of Canada with 26 months left in his mandate makes it possible to begin an assessment of his legacy as a public servant in Ottawa.
Few have made a greater impact in so short a time. From his arrival as a deputy governor at the Bank of Canada in 2003 to now, Mr. Carney has been at the centre of most every significant policy decision taken by the central bank or the Finance Department, where he served as a high-ranking deputy minister from 2004 to 2007.
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