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H. Whereas the Islamist insurgents carried out public floggings in the capital, Mogadisho, attempting to show their growing strength,
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Boy Scout Develops YMCA Walking Trail
Henrico Citizen Staff Reports 11/02/10
The YMCA of Greater Richmond recently announced that a walking trail had been established on the Chickahominy Family YMCA property, thanks in part to Boy Scout Jared Appleby. The creation of the trail was the 17-year-old student's Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project and will allow Y members to exercise and enjoy the outdoors.
Before marking the best possible path for the walking trail, Appleby consulted a scoutmaster who works with the Henrico County Department of Recreation and Parks and family members who hiked the Appalachian Trail and researched trail development. In late August, Appleby worked with a team of 24 volunteers with hand tools and a borrowed bush hog to clear land for the trail, which is just shy of one mile in length. Appleby raised all of the funds and donations necessary to complete the trail by meeting with the Varina Ruritan Club and sending letters that secured support from national chains such as Home Depot, Kroger and Martins. Chickahominy Family YMCA officials hope to enhance the trail with exercise stations in the future. |
Strikers, Kickers form partnership
Citizen Staff Reports 12/03/2013
The region's two premier youth soccer organizations – the Richmond Kickers and Richmond Strikers – have partnered to create Richmond United, a cost-free U.S. Soccer Development Academy program designed to serve the most talented players in the region. The arrangement marks the first time in U.S. Soccer Development Academy history that two member clubs have united their respective Academy programs.
Slated to begin play in the fall of 2014, Richmond United will field U13/14, U15/16 and U17/18 U.S. Soccer Development Academy teams. The teams will train and play home games at two of the top soccer specific complexes in the nation, Ukrop Park and Striker Park. > Read more.
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Henricus Historical Park has a new, messy guest. Eleanor, a rare five-month-old Tamworth pig, was donated this month to the Chesterfield park by the Chesterfield County Farm Bureau as part of an effort to enhance the living history museum's partnership with the Virginia Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom. Eleanor and her livestock pig and goat neighbors at the park will be a special attraction for the schoolchildren and others who visit the Henricus Historical Park. Eventually, she will triple from her current 150-pound weight and grow to about two feet tall. > Read more.
Marathon spirit
Members of Triangle II, a community service club at Hermitage High School, braved the elements Nov. 16 to serve as a spirit team at the Richmond Marathon, providing half-marathoners with cheers, motivational signs and shouts of encouragement as they ran through Bryan Park. > Read more.
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Holiday events are in full swing this weekend in eastern Henrico! The Henrico Theatre will show the holiday classic "Elf" and the Concert Ballet of Virginia will perform a shortened version of "The Nutcracker" at the Eastern Henrico Recreation Center. On Sunday the North Airport Drive Civic Association's annual Tree Lighting Ceremony will take place at Fire Station #3. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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The 2013 Seabreeze Walking Festival is coming Saturday-Feb. 18, featuring six walks and a bike ride in and around Ocean Shores.
The third annual Capital Volkssport Club event features noncompetitive events that will take participants along various beaches, through current and former state parks and through various communities.
The headquarters for the weekend is the Ocean Shores Lions Club, 832 Ocean Shores Blvd. NW.
The events are:
Ocean Shores beach walk: 6K or 11K, rated 1C (fairly flat but on somewhat difficult terrain). Walk along the beach side of Point Brown at Ocean Shores. This walk is not suitable for strollers or wheelchairs.
Ocean Shores bayside walk: 6K, 11K or 20K, rated 1A (flat and mostly on pavement). Walk along the bay side of Point Brown, with views of Mount Rainier and the Olympics if the weather allows. The 20K walk returns to the start point via the beach. Only the 6K and 11K walks are suitable for strollers or wheelchairs.
Damon Point walk: 5K, 7K or 10K, rated 1C. This area was formerly part of Damon Point State Park, before the ocean took some of it back. Walk along the beach and through the marshes of the Point. Not suitable for strollers or wheelchairs.
Moclips walk: 5K or 10K, rated 1C. Walk from Moclips to Pacific Beach State Park, through the town of Pacific Beach (10K route only), and back to Moclips along the more rugged and rocky North Beach. Not suitable for strollers or wheelchairs.
Griffiths-Priday State Park walk: 5K, 10K, 15K, 20K or 30K, rated 2C (some moderate hills and on somewhat difficult terrain). Walk along paths through the dunes in Griffiths-Priday State Park, and out to a remote beach situated between Conner Creek and the Copalis River. Not suitable for strollers or wheelchairs.
Roosevelt Beach walk: 5K, 7K or 10K, rated 2C. This new walk goes below the high bluffs at this beach. Climb the stairs up the bluff to the village of Seabrook to enjoy the views. Not suitable for strollers or wheelchairs.
Point Brown bike ride: 25K or 30K, rated 1A. Bike the perimeter of the Point Brown peninsula, and back up the middle to the start point.
Walkers can begin any time between 8 a.m.-1 p.m. each day, and must be finished by 5 p.m. Saturday and Feb. 17, or by 3 p.m. Feb. 18.
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Topic Overview
What is blepharitis?
Blepharitis (say "bleh-fuh-RY-tus") is a skin problem that affects the eyelids and lashes. It may be caused by bacteria or by other skin conditions such as dandruff, skin allergies, or eczema.
If you have blepharitis, you're also more likely to get styes.
What are the symptoms?
If you have blepharitis:
- Your eyelids may be red, irritated, itchy, scaly, or crusty, mainly along the edges of the lids.
- Some of your eyelashes may fall out.
- Your eyes may feel dry or gritty.
In some cases, symptoms may be more severe.
How is blepharitis diagnosed?
The doctor will look at your eyes, eyelids, and eyelashes with a lighted tool.
How is it treated?
In many cases, regular washing of your eyelids, eyelashes, eyebrows, and hair can control blepharitis. To wash your eyelids:
- Put a few drops of baby shampoo in a cup of water, and dip a cotton ball, cotton swab, or washcloth in the liquid. With your eyes closed, gently wipe across each eyelid about 10 times. Make sure to wipe across the lashes too. Rinse well.
- Or, if you take a shower, let warm water run over your closed eyes for a minute. Then put a few drops of baby shampoo on a washcloth and use it to gently scrub the lids and lashes. Rinse the shampoo away.
You can also put a warm, wet washcloth over your eyes. If your eyes are dry, artificial tears may help.
You may need antibiotics to treat some types of blepharitis. For example, if you have eye pain or a lot of swelling and redness, you may need to see a doctor for treatment.
While your eyelids are healing, it may be a good idea to avoid wearing contact lenses or eye makeup.
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Mike Shanahan was reportedly ready to quit because of Daniel Snyder's favoritism of Robert Griffin III
Frank Schwab at Shutdown Corner1 hr agoThe Washington Redskins are an absolute mess right now, with every day bringing a leaked story of discontent to top the previous one.
Here's a pretty wild one: Coach Mike Shanahan reportedly had cleaned out his office before last season's wild-card game against Seattle because he was ready to quit as soon as the season ended. Why was Shanahan ready to go? Because of owner Daniel Snyder's coddling of quarterback Robert Griffin III.
That report comes from ESPN.com. A team spokesman in the story is quoted as saying the report is "ridiculous." Shanahan declined comment when asked by ESPN. ESPN's Adam Schefter and Chris Mortensen discussed the report on the network's pregame show and didn't mention the caveat that the Redskins said it was ridiculous, via Pro Football Talk.
Tennessee Titans reportedly prepared to release Chris Johnson after this season
Anwar S Richardson at Shutdown Corner2 hrs agoTennessee Titans running back Chris Johnson capitalized on being one of the NFL's top players when he signed a four-year deal worth $53.5 million in 2011.
Unfortunately, for the Titans, it was a total waste of money.
Johnson reportedly received $30 million in guarantees, but never lived up to that contract. As a result of his mediocrity, NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports Johnson will be released after this season.
What @MikeSilver & I reported on #NFLGameDay: Big changes coming for Titans. Munchak coaching for his job. CJ2k expected to be cut after '13
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) December 8, 2013
There is a good reason why.
Johnson rushed for 2,006 yards and 14 touchdowns, plus had 502 receiving yards and two touchdowns, in 2009. Some NFL observers believed Johnson was better than Minnesota running back Adrian Peterson after that season, and the Titans seemingly had a running back that was a difference maker.
Report: Texans will interview former Bears coach Lovie Smith
Anwar S Richardson at Shutdown Corner3 hrs agoIt did not take long for the Houston Texans to identify a coach who could replace Gary Kubiak.
According to NFL Network reporter Ian Rapoport, the Texans plan to interview former Bears coach Lovie Smith to fill their current vacancy. Kubiak was fired on Friday, and Wade Phillips is currently the interim coach.
RT @InsideNFLMedia: On @nflnetwork's NFL GameDay First from @RapSheet: First interview for Texans HC position is expected to be Lovie Smith
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) December 8, 2013
Houston's interest in Smith definitely makes sense.
Smith, 55, posted an 81-63 record in the regular season in nine years with the Bears. He led the Bears to three division titles, two NFC title games and a Super Bowl appearance during his tenure. Smith was fired in January with one year remaining on his contract and has been collecting roughly $5 million from the Bears for this year.
Greg Cosell's Look Ahead: Alshon Jeffery is becoming a star receiver for Chicago
Frank Schwab at Shutdown Corner18 hrs agoWhen I started really getting into college evaluation for the NFL draft about eight or nine years ago, one of the things I had trouble with was projecting bigger receivers in the NFL.
Size receivers rarely look fast on film when they run. I was wrong on some guys because I would note that they weren't fast. They'd do well in the pros and I'd wonder what I was missing. Then I started to look at the big guys differently. Their stride length is so long, that makes their speed. It seems like they eat up 15 yards in three steps.
Alshon Jeffery, a second-round pick by the Bears in 2012, has some of those traits. He's not as purely explosive as a guy like Randy Moss was, for example, but he eats up ground so fast.
There was a play against Minnesota that really stands out to me. It was a 19-yard catch and it shows Jeffery's explosion.
Greg Cosell's Film Review: Seahawks didn't beat up the Saints, they outsmarted them
Greg Cosell at Shutdown Corner19 hrs agoA lot of people are saying after Seattle's 34-7 win over the Saints on Monday night that the Seahawks whipped them physically. I thought it was far more of a tactical domination by Seattle than a physical show of force.
The Saints are a shot play team. Coach Sean Payton designs plays and concepts to get the Saints those deep shots in so many ways. They're hard to defend because they're so many variations to prepare for. But I thought the Seahawks had an exceptional understanding of the Saints' shot play concepts. The Saints tried their shot plays, and many times Drew Brees didn't throw it because the Seahawks completely took it away.
Seattle had a great feel for what the route combinations would be. There were back-to-back plays early in the second quarter, two Saints staples that the Seahawks took away, that tell you exactly what I mean:
• The Saints had "sluggo seam" (a slant-and-go by Kenny Stills and a seam route by Jimmy Graham) called, and I guarantee based on their "12" personnel (one back, two tight ends) that they expected single-high safety. That's Seattle's base defense.
Jets offensive tackle D'Brickashaw Ferguson helps young teammates with fashion, finances
Kristian Dyer at Shutdown Corner21 hrs agoFLORHAM PARK, N.J. – Among the many accolades associated with D'Brickashaw Ferguson, fashion adviser was likely not on the top of the list for most NFL fans.
As a man who is more than football, the New York Jets left tackle brings some special veteran advice to the team's young players, and it has nothing to do with protecting the blindside of rookie quarterback Geno Smith or the pass rush tendencies of a certain outside linebacker.
On Sunday, Ferguson will make his 125th consecutive start, representing every game played in his eight-year NFL career. But the well-spoken Ferguson is more than just a three-time Pro Bowl selection and one of the best offensive linemen in the league.
He also knows the hassles of being a large man who at times needs to look good.
Greg Cosell's Film Review: Peyton Manning's arm strength looked really good against Kansas City
Greg Cosell at Shutdown Corner1 day agoA week after a loss at New England, when there were plenty of critics questioning Peyton Manning's arm strength, the Broncos' quarterback showed that his arm is just fine.
Manning drove the ball down the field against the Chiefs last Sunday. His arm looked live. Manning has re-invented himself the past couple years with the Broncos, but against the Chiefs it looked like he was back in his Colts' days. This was a different looking Broncos offense than most games this season.
One throw that stood out was Manning's 37-yard touchdown to Eric Decker early in the third quarter. It was a play-action fake off a stretch run to the right, and a designed long throw by Manning over two defensive backs. It looked like back in the day in Indianapolis, when Manning was faking it to Edgerrin James and taking a deep shot to Marvin Harrison.
Ron Rivera might not like 'Riverboat' nickname, but he has trademarked it … for charity
Eric Edholm at Shutdown Corner1 day agoThe Carolina Panthers have been a different kind of animal since their head coach earned his popular nickname.
"Riverboat" Ron Rivera became such with a new attitude, eschewing his former punt-happy and conservative self with a brand of coaching that embraces going for it on fourth down and leaving no doubt he and the Panthers are going for the win. Since losing at Buffalo earlier this season, the team has gone on an eight-game win streak and has converted 9-of-11 fourth-down chances on the season.
Rivera has been lukewarm to the nickname at best, but he's embracing it — for a good cause. He and his wife, Stephanie, have trademarked the nickname "Riverboat Ron" not to cash in on its popularity but as a way to try to boost his charity work.
They have worked with three charities — the Ronald McDonald House, the Humane Society of Charlotte and the USO of North Carolina — and hope they can make a difference by using the popular moniker, according to the Charlotte Observer.
2014 NFL Draft Report; Quarterback landscape has changed significantly in last few weeks
Eric Edholm at Shutdown Corner1 day agoYou can scrap a lot of the mock drafts you've seen up until this point. (Or read them for sheer enjoyment only.)
A lot has happened recently to alter the landscape for the 2014, namely at quarterback, in recent days and weeks.
The biggest news in regard to players who might be available came with the news that Oregon's Marcus Mariota — a popular top-five projection — would be returning to school for the 2014 season. Good for Oregon, and probably for Mariota. Bad news for the teams picking high, perhaps.
That includes the Houston Texans, whose Thursday night loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars puts them squarely in the running for the top overall pick. Other teams who could land it, including St. Louis Rams (who currently own the Washington Redskins' top pick) and the Jaguars, also will be thinking quarterback prominently.
Another top prospect, UCLA's Brett Hundley, could follow suit and return to school as well, now that Jim Mora has given the school a firm assurance that he'll be back with a six-year extension. Baylor's Bryce Petty also announced that he'd be returning to school, a great development for the Bears and college football.
What would NFL quarterbacks look like if they were bald? One site shows us
Frank Schwab at Shutdown Corner1 day agoPhotoshop has made our lives easier. No longer do we have to imagine what some of the NFL's best quarterbacks would look like if male pattern baldness struck, because we have the visuals.
Mandatory.com had a fun idea. What would the NFL's best quarterbacks look like with no hair? While we all know Tom Brady won't lose his perfect head of hair, it's still fun to see what it would be like.
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Sitting well back off of KY 55 just a little south of Finchville is a hidden gem of a home for history buffs. The Greek Revival-style home's original front was built in 1837, and it became known as Sylvan Shades by its second owner.
"It was actually built by a man named Newland, and he sold the home to Thomas Doolan," current owner John Test said. "After that it remained in the Doolan family until we purchased it in 1985."
"A mother's arms are made of tenderness and children sleep soundly in them."
Those moving words by novelist Victor Hugo are especially true in the case of mothers who lovingly continue to care for children who have endured much illness or trauma in their lives.
We pay homage to all moms on Mother's Day this year – with a special tribute to three wonderful women who give a special meaning to the word "mother."
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Temperatures may have not been up to par, but the rest of Mother Nature's arsenal cooperated enough on Saturday to enable visitors to the Earth Day celebration at Red Orchard to enjoy a variety of outdoor activities.
Although there were very few children taking advantage of the spacious playground, because of muddy conditions, a crowd began collecting rapidly after the opening of the event at 10 a.m.
Margery Pflughaupt so loved the community of Shelbyville that 17 years after moving away, she urged her husband to establish a scholarship fund for Shelby County students that continued for the better part of two decades.
With her death last week from Alzheimer's disease at her home in Danville at age 83, her legacy will live on with all the young people that were able to better their lives because of the generosity of her and her husband, Eugene.
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Found in the old railway shed of the Central of Georgia, the Savannah History Museum is a good place to stop when just arriving in Savannah, for an overview of the city's development through the ages.
The railway house, a National Historic Landmark, is interesting in its own right. Built in the 1850s, it's the nation's only remaining iron-roof structure and was important as an early example of a train/shop complex. Under the same roof is Savannah's tourist information center and a neat cafe which occupies an old passenger car.
Visits to the museum begin with a 20-minute video detailing the history of Savannah — from Oglethorpe and the settlers up into the "present"-day. The video is at least twenty years old, so its idea of modernity is amusingly stuck in the early 90s, with a power-suited poofy-haired businesswoman walking briskly down Bull Street representing "progress". The museum exhibits are hit and miss … for every item of interest, such as one of the country's few remaining Crestmobiles, there's something like the Forrest Gump bench. Well, not the Forrest Gump bench, but a replica of what it kind of looked like. You know: a bench.
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What Newt Gingrich says he's visited the zoo almost 100 times in his lifetime it is a fundamentally enjoyable thing to do.
Except for this past weekend when he visited.
The penguins.
Trace Gallagher picks up the story from there Trace.
It was actually in Saint Louis baggage to the NRA convention and took a little side trip to the zoo and he got it behind the scenes tour that's really get up close and personal with the penguins may be a little too up close maybe a little too.
Personal because one of those magellanic penguins those little penguins like this viciously attacked the former house speaker not really bit of on the finger though.
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Newt Gingrich said that look.
He's been busy -- entire life in fact the former house speaker says.
He's bend over ninety -- those and he's not kidding about that.
In fact he is a big time -- -- he even wrote the forward to the 2008 book America's best zoos.
Here's some other people by the way who were also at the zoo with -- -- It's -- put his -- and places -- noble loner thing FF FF it's -- in China they get subpoenas from all over the world so I bet they've got a diverse political.
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Everybody is -- -- had a little fun with that but don't you remember that -- Newt Gingrich by the -- has a huge following in the pet world look at that that's from his website.
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With pets look at that -- that get to do that right up there that cats would then let's see others look at that dog look -- gadget -- she's footnote.
They all support -- gamers of that penguin now doesn't stand a chance we should also mention that knew that behind the scenes to -- He also went and met a tiger name Callista saying it isn't as his wife really was also in this snake pit so maybe it's a good thing -- the -- -- a bad day.
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200 years have past since Yuna and her gang defeated Sin. Spira was saved and the world entered the eternal calm, but evil always has a way to return even as the world enjoys its wel earned peace. At first it was whispers and rumours of a large silver whale in Zanarkand, when it was investigated nothing was found to be truthful so it was ignored however that was just the start of the problems, when the Macalania woods vanished. The rumors started again as the silver whale was seen more and more appearing all over Spira now but investigation brought nothing. The final straw came when the Bikanel Island was suddenly flooded and from the ruins of home Sin returned to the world stronger and far more powerful but unlike his past form. He does not move, he waits as just his appearance had sparked panic and distrust among people. Spira is once again on the verge, the teaching of Yevon were destroyed but the faith have been restored. And a summoner of the line of Yuna, has been chosen to travel to the temples, the guardian have been chosen as well. All will play a part in stopping Sin once more, but the question remains How did Sin return when he was destroyed 200 years ago for that is the other mission of this pilgrimage. New temples have also appeared since Sins reappearance but the faith are no longer around so now the summon Guardian must become the vessels of the Aeon that fought alongside Yuna and the other summoners.
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Eight I didn't say you're all the artists creative does anyone know -- -- -- the last.
I you could say in a could say the same thing about politicians again married and that's much better exactly that's much better that much that's.
So here's the deal.
Guys as you know as we've talked about several times.
Windows eight the new windows has kind of two totally different things in it.
It has a tablet type.
Interface that's kind of like the -- pattern android tablet where you.
You know you -- they should tap things the -- are full screen -- icons whatever and then it has its -- windows desktop.
Where you really want to be more of using a touch pad and a keyboard.
-- and so the hardware makers are trying to make machines to do both and the -- is -- possibly the most interesting of them want Lenovo.
Has done is to make -- hinge.
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Four different shapes and a one as a regular laptop one is more likely tablet.
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And and so I decided take a look at it and I -- I found some that things I've found some bad thing.
What's got to have bug in the touchpad first and foremost wall yeah and it -- it wasn't gonna stand and lacking and things like.
Battery life and storage right.
Other than that other than that -- that's great.
Now I might battery life tests I would say it was sort of mediocre it was OK -- -- -- get five hours five and a half out of that in normal use.
That's not as good as -- might -- MacBook Air or a number of other.
A light laptops there -- there is a bug in the touch -- I assume they will fix -- this is a quality company in my opinion and I'm I assume they'll fix that but.
You know I would make sure that they -- fixed it before I bought the computer which starts at a thousand dollars.
The storage thing is kind of shocking and I actually think that as.
You examine.
More of these windows eight computers this may be coming trend.
It turns out -- windows eight and the files associated with it.
Take up a lot more of your hard disk -- -- solid state disk.
Previous versions of windows and prisons on this -- it has a 128 gigabyte.
Solid state disk which is not that huge to begin with but only sixty gigabytes of that are available to -- the user.
And Lenovo is making a change doing something so you'll have seventy gigabytes available but even that.
Is pretty candy and I really small percentage of what you expect to be able to use.
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They sell -- pretty big issues I mean I know there's some.
Some things that it does well it's it's and you talked about in your review is a relatively light and runs windows well -- -- selling pretty big issues that would be give -- reason not survive as opposed to go out there and say.
That's flat that's why I was I was kind of you know I was kind of what I would call -- on it I mean I I think.
I think if you're actually sitting there running the programs.
It worked very well it was fluid it was fast.
And certainly the ability to twisted into those different shapes it could be helpful.
But I agree with you these are these are significant downsides.
Walsh -- do you expect is this kind of a one off for Lenovo and for computers in general in terms of the big gimmickry of these shapes is this something that you we've seen a lot -- already that we'll see a lot more of well.
I don't I here's where things going on -- and I think -- all experimenting.
Microsoft has presented them as I said at the beginning.
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With the more standard type thing -- four computers Microsoft is Margie knows together so that computer guys.
Are trying to figure out to differences Toshiba has one more that screen sort of slides down into a tablets a big heavy tablet.
But -- slides down into a tablet -- Some of the others have screens come often become tablets are going to be a number of even Lenovo has one where the screen twists and certain way.
But of the yoga itself is not a one off they're doing on eleven inch version of the yoga and I that'll be out next month.
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by Cita Stelzer
President Obama and his rival, Governor Romney, are crisscrossing the country, looking for votes and gamely eating anything that passes for local fare: corn dogs, spun sugar, pizza on a stick, deep fried cookie dough and countless versions of barbecued ribs. Both men liked being photographed in diners with what passes for "ordinary folk", as teams of security agents look on suspiciously and flunkies leap forward to pay the check that the candidates sometimes overlook. Staffers lag behind to brief reporters on what the candidates said – or to unsay what they did say, and to wipe catsup off their candidate's shirts.
Not so for Winston Churchill, who campaigned in a calmer, less frantic manner, one less likely to do damage to his digestive system than the fried foods and sweets candidates here feel compelled to sample at every stop. After the war, in June and July 1945, Churchill campaigned for re-election throughout Britain in a large chauffeured Humber – no Greyhound bus for him, screaming his name along the sides. No open mikes, just the occasional bull horn. No 24-hour TV news cameras, just the then-Prime Minister standing on top of a car speaking to a group of people and then being driven onto the next village.
And certainly no debates between the two candidates as we have seen between Obama and Romney. Churchill's wartime cabinet was a coalition. Clement Attlee, his Labour opponent, had been his Deputy Prime Minister and the two men had worked closely together during the war. Peace brought the end of the coalition and a return to normal, pre-war politics, leaving the Labour Party free to campaign against Churchill's conservatives. The closest analogy would be a decision by Joe Biden to take on Barack Obama, or Hilary deciding to run against Obama in the primary after having worked so closely with him.
No Obama/Romney style open-neck shirts and rolled up sleeves for Churchill, no pretending to be your average guy, "the man on the Clapham omnibus" as the Brits would put it. In the 1945 campaign Churchill wore a three-piece pin-striped suit, the vest adorned with gold watch and chain, the jacket with a pocket handkerchief, and a bow tie, the entire ensemble topped with a dark grey homburg. His highly-polished leather zippered slip-on shoes did not reflected a touch of casualness; he simply liked the comfort.
No entourage for Churchill, or teams of security men, aides and reporters. In a photo in my book "Dinner with Churchill: Policy-Making at the Dinner Table," Churchill is pictured perched on a rock by the side of the road, his homburg still firmly in place, munching a sandwich while taking a short break from campaigning. Churchill always insisted on mustard with his ham sandwiches. He was not appeased by the caviar and champagne his Kremlin host, Stalin, had ordered prepared for his flight home after Churchill's meeting Moscow in 1942, when to his horror he discovered that no mustard had been loaded on his plane. He said "No gentlemen eats ham sandwiches without mustard." So we have to imagine the mustard pot was on hand during this campaign stop.
His daughter, Sarah, can be seen handing him a thermos cup of tea (or it might have been a weak whiskey and soda) from a picnic basket on the back of a car. Just the two of them by the side of a road.
Only one thing missing from this photo: Churchill's trademark iconic cigar. But then even he could not manage to puff away while munching a sandwich, perched precariously on a roadside rock.
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Many leaders and organizations say they're like a family and then behave in thoroughly dysfunctional ways. I've found we get different results if we create a work family that gets along well and where everyone treats each other with respect and kindness; you know, like in a functional family.
Our work families are often designed based on what we saw in our own. We depend on each other because there is strength and security in numbers and in people working together to survive. Our training knowledge now tells us that we can create work families that enjoy the same togetherness while also emphasizing positive behaviors. This gives you the opportunity to make your workplace as healthy as possible – a concept that can make you much happier.
With this new ability to improve the health of your workplaces comes a great opportunity to enjoy your work interactions like never before. You also get to deal with challenges in new ways and involve your team in helping things run better. For example: If In the past you let conflict fester and continue endlessly you now have a chance to actually fix things. The way you do it is by applying tools such as team building, effective communication and problem solving.
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How are your team building and communication skills?
Do you have a consistent system for using your team to resolve problems in the workplace?
Do you ask for neutral help or advice from uninvolved third parties when you need it?
Resolving problems at work has a lot to do with the skills and experiences we bring to the table as leaders. A lot of us repeat the patterns we saw at home or in earlier jobs but we now know that we can use the wisdom and perspectives of our team to resolve virtually any challenge. Getting people involved also helps them feel valued and important. What will you do to create a healthy and functional work family?
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