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From his headquarters at Winchester in January 1862, Jackson, with 9,000 men, launched an offensive called the Romney Campaign that cleared of Union troops the region immediately northwest of the Valley, but was otherwise of no importance.
The Campaign
Lincoln had conditioned his approval on McClellan leaving enough troops at Manassas Junction to "leave Washington entirely secure." McClellan intended to fulfill that obligation with Banks's corps. On March 13 he ordered Banks to transfer his headquarters and one of his two divisions to Manassas Junction; three days later he directed him to leave just one brigade in the Valley.
Before leaving, Banks directed the commander of his second division, Brigadier General James Shields, to conduct a reconnaissance in force to Strasburg. Finding nothing, Shields withdrew to Winchester on March 20. Confederate chief of cavalry Colonel Turner Ashby followed Shields. On March 22 he told Jackson that Banks had left the Valley and that only a handful of Union troops remained near Winchester, when in fact Shields's entire division, just over 10,000 strong, was there.
Despite a tactical defeat at Kernstown, Jackson had gained a strategic victory. The battle compelled Banks to return to the Valley. On April 3, after he learned that McClellan had intended for Banks to be the covering force at Manassas Junction, Lincoln countermanded the embarkation of 40,000 troops under Union general Irvin McDowell for the Peninsula and instead held them near Fredericksburg. McDowell was named commander of the newly created Department of the Rappahannock. Lincoln reduced McClellan from general-in-chief to commander of the Army of the Potomac. He also created the Mountain Department for John C. Frémont. Unity of command was lost. There were now three independent departments between the Alleghenies and the Peninsula, all of which reported to President Lincoln and Edwin M. Stanton, secretary of war.
Bad weather in the Valley prevented any movements until April 17, when Banks started south for Harrisonburg. The strategic situation by then had changed. Johnston had redeployed to the Peninsula with 55,000 men to oppose McClellan's 110,000. Robert E. Lee had become military advisor to President Davis. Between Johnston and Jackson was Confederate general Richard S. Ewell's division.
Jackson was willing to concede the Valley as far south as North River to maintain contact with Ewell. When Banks occupied Harrisonburg on April 25, Jackson withdrew to Swift Run Gap, which placed him in position to outflank Banks should he push beyond Harrisonburg or to move his own command east to join Johnston.
Jackson benefited from Banks's erroneous conclusion that Jackson had left the Valley. On May 1 Lincoln withdrew Banks to Strasburg and ordered Shields's division to join McDowell at Fredericksburg, leaving the road open to Jackson.
After returning to the Shenandoah Valley, Jackson decided to move with Ewell against Banks at Strasburg. Fearing such a move to be in the offing, Banks asked but was refused permission to abandon Strasburg. To protect his left flank and rear, he dispatched the 900-man 1st Maryland Infantry (Union) to Front Royal on May 21.
Contradictory orders from Johnston based on a poor understanding of the situation in the Valley almost derailed plans. But in the end, Johnston, partly on the advice of Lee, permitted Jackson to conduct a rapid attack on Banks. Jackson was to push Banks through Winchester and demonstrate toward the Potomac River in order to draw Shields back to the Valley.
On May 24 Banks retreated to Winchester. He escaped with minimal loss because of poor coordination between Jackson and Ewell; a lackluster performance by Confederate general George H. Steuart, whose two cavalry regiments missed a chance to cut Banks's column in two at Middletown; and superior use of his own rear guard.
On the night of May 24 Banks deployed his 3,500-man command south of Winchester. Although he knew that defeat was certain against Jackson's 16,000 troops, he elected to fight in order to give his trains of 550 wagons a head start toward Williamsport, 35 miles distant on the Potomac. Jackson attacked at dawn on May 25, and after two hours of sharp fighting drove Banks from Winchester. Once again Stuart failed to obey orders to strike at Banks. That, along with the absence of Ashby's cavalry—Ashby never accounted for his whereabouts—and the exhaustion of the Confederate infantry, prevented Jackson from pursuing Banks.
On June 1 Frémont skirmished inconclusively with a blocking force under Ewell. McDowell failed to move at all, and the Confederates slipped through Strasburg and up the Shenandoah Valley. Assuming that Jackson intended to leave the Valley at Swift Run Gap and rejoin the army at Richmond, Shields obtained McDowell's half-hearted concurrence to take his division down Page Valley and cut off Jackson's escape route while Frémont pressed him from behind up the Valley Pike.
The battles of Cross Keys and Port Republic were unnecessary, as Lincoln already had ordered an end to the campaign. Neither Frémont nor Shields had received the recall orders in time to avoid the needless carnage.
The Aftermath
The perceived brilliance of Jackson's accomplishments in the Valley—particularly the twin victories of Cross Keys and Port Republic—lifted him to the status of a national idol. After a spring of setbacks, the South was starved for such victories, and Jackson had gained for the Confederacy something more precious than merely a morale boost; he provided time to improve on the defenses of Richmond, and with that came a new lease on life for the Confederacy.
But Jackson's success was, in part, a consequence of Lincoln's strategic errors. Had he allowed McDowell to march south on Richmond, Johnston would have been compelled to strike McClellan before the two Union forces joined up, an action that undoubtedly would have gone against the Confederates. With the weight of McDowell's added numbers, not even one as cautious as McClellan or as apt to overestimate the enemy's strength could have failed to take Richmond and destroy Johnston's army.
Jackson took his success in stride. Uncomfortable with the fame that had been thrust upon him, he told his pastor the night before leaving the Valley for Richmond, "I am afraid that our people are looking to the wrong source for help, and ascribing our success to those to whom they are not due. If we fail to Trust in God and give Him all the glory, our cause is ruined."
Time Line
November 4, 1861 - Confederate general Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson arrives in Winchester to assume command of the Valley District, organized as part of the Department of Northern Virginia.
June 9, 1862 - Confederate general Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson defeats the Union brigades of Samuel S. Carroll and Erastus B. Tyler at the Battle of Port Republic, ending the Shenandoah Valley Campaign of 1862.
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I am supposed to crank out a set of articles about NTFS and Share permissions, but I'm changing the topic: user experience management. This coincides with a series of IT-related but not IT-led projects at work. The projects allowed me a chance to see how other individuals approached the provisioning of IT services, from which I …
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Kudos to that CEO. Template testing may be monkey work, but bloody hell if it isn't important to get right. Look at any ticketing system and observe how atrocious the default email templates are. That's not helping anyone like email more, that's just stuffing everyone's inbox with voluminous, verbiagous, heaps of crap that gets deleted instantly and so people will gaze at the web interface instead. Since my workflow is heavily anti-browser and pro-MUA (of _my_ choice, TYVM), I hate all ticketing system "designers". Can't even get In-Reply-To: right. Losers.
That user experience observation is pretty important. Also note how this effect _used_ to be the main drive for uptake of new micros~1 ``products''. Only theirs were invariably shoddy in addition to insulting my intelligence with abandon. Somehow I mind apple's take less. Even if apple is far from a benign company. They're better at interop, their products have an undeniable shine, they work, by and large. I still don't have apple gear, mind.
Documentation and ease of use
Interesting article, Mr Pott, thank you :)
I like what you say about documentation and ease of use as these two things go hand in hand. I'd almost go further and say that some of the more basic things shouldn't need documentation as if they have been designed with ease of use in mind, documentation should be unnecessary.
I do feel that the hallmark of a well designed gadget is that most technically savvy people (and I'm thinking of most El Reg readers) should be able to pick up a gadget and figure out how to work 70% or more of the item's features without recourse to the manual. For the remaining ~30% the manual should provide an explanation that makes it possible for the person who got the other ~70% working to get the final bits working.
I think that makes me respect your CEO more as he seems to understand how crucial usability is. Someone should be able to use those templates without having to sift through a manual telling them how to fill them in. Also they should contain all the required information, but only that information, in a logical format.
Perhaps that is why so many people think Apple have invented stuff that has been out there for yonks, like video streaming over 3G; they've made it look pretty and easy to use.
Myself? I have a HTC Hero (yes finally upgraded to Android 2.1!), and I figured out most of the handset myself with no need for the manual. The rest I don't have any use for (e.g. Exchange server synching as I use gmail only).
Re: Documentation and ease of use
"I like what you say about documentation and ease of use as these two things go hand in hand. I'd almost go further and say that some of the more basic things shouldn't need documentation as if they have been designed with ease of use in mind, documentation should be unnecessary."
Speaking as someone who has worked in tech docs, I can point out the one flaw with that idea:
The engineer always KNOWS that his design is so intuitively obvious that NONE of it needs documentation! <gr>
Not that the engineer is alone in this -- EVERYBODY hates the documentation: The engineer, as noted, believes that documentation is unnecessary because of his brilliant work;, management and finance hate it because it's a cost rather than a revenue enhancer; marketing hates it because a stack of manuals makes the product look more complicated and, thus, harder to sell; the customer isn't going to read it anyway, but will just call the help line who will curse the docs group for making them pick up the slack because "if they'd done their bloody job in the first place...".
No respect... No respect at all...
This is where IT get it so wrong.
having come from a prinint background I can spot bad design a mile of:
Apps on windows pc's that don't follow the MS "standard" you know, hitting F1 will do help, CNTRL + C,V,X etc. 99% of programmes use it, then some bright spark decided that F1 should be for save, or cut and paste is CNTL & L and P or something stupid.
Forms that are in illogical orders, very often happens when US software is used in the UK. ZIP Code not labled postcode. You know that, I know that, but does Fred in accounts no that?
Using Red text to highlight an issue. Great, unless of course it's a dark blue background.
You may click OK on a form and it completes, but the form doesn't close. Is it an error? Did I forget to fill in a field or is everythingcorrect, do I have to click close or something else?
End user experience is EVERYTHING. You can have a brilliant system, but if the end user interface is crap, it's dumped on them with no training, it will be slagged off no end.
Apple, (no I own 0 Apple devices) are very good and getting this bit right and for that they must be saluted, even if at a premium cost.
Gold ans turds...
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If you put a pile of shit covered in gold, and a pile of gold covered in shit in the same room.
Ask someone to chose and the gold plated shit will be choosen everytime.
How so very true!
User comes first
In any process the end user is the most important. A large US air reservation system sent teams around to study how end users did their work and, after correlating the accumulated data, they re-did their user interface, idiosyncrasies (strange - to IT people - work flow processes) and when it was rolled out it proved to be so very successful it increased use.
The CEO was correct: make IT departments SERVE the end user than vice versa.
So close, yet so wrong
Make _the technology_ serve the end user. The department is there to keep the stuff running, not "serve" the end user. You similarly don't want to turn IT departments into "shops" that cater to "customers". That way you get the end user claim he's always right, which causes all sorts of systemic pains later on. You want to have your IT department _work with_ the end user to tailor a solution, which is what your example did. So I'm a pedant, so I work in IT.
But yeah, and it's much more generally true: We MUST take care our technology --all of it, not just the computer-y part-- serves us, and we MUST NOT make people serve our technology, our systems, our bureaucracies. The fine print in ID cards (now scrapped) was a prime example of this. Most of the Dutch infrastructure is starting to work this way. I'm sure you can come up with more.
re: So close, yes so wrong
IT is there to implement and manage the technology that the business runs on. While customer service is always important to maintain healthy relationships between IT and the business, it is not, and should not, be the end-all be-all. To abuse the phrase, the customer is *not* always right. Sometimes, they are dead wrong, or are trying to weasel around a restriction.
The business is not the customer.
IT is just as much part of the business as everyone else. To get anything done everyone needs to work together. Profit centres inside the company don't exist, everything is a cost centre. What a company is usually looking for is happy customers, sales, repeat sales, revenue, profit, that sort of thing. The only place where you can measure effectiveness of the company is outside the company.
I didn't come up with this; I read it in the late management thinker Peter Drucker's work. Because IT generally provides a contribution that is largely taken for granted or even unseen, it's easy to think it's somehow special. It's not. Without sales, no company. Without IT, well, get your pens and paper pads out, boys and girls. No email, no printing, no porn for the sales department!
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And, it's so irritating when a company is selling your company a product, that you're expected to support in-house (for most issues) after rollout.. but you can't get any IT data from them until the product is purchased.
<quote>Make _the technology_ serve the end user. The department is there to keep the stuff running, not "serve" the end user. You similarly don't want to turn IT departments into "shops" that cater to "customers". That way you get the end user claim he's always right, which causes all sorts of systemic pains later on. You want to have your IT department _work with_ the end user to tailor a solution, which is what your example did. So I'm a pedant, so I work in IT.</quote>
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I am with AC on this. But, I also wanted to mention, I've seen it done (and I'm sure others have too) where the decision makers never think about "what's the IT angle" on any decision that may remotely or directly involve the IT group.
Good to hear that it is not necessarily the case at your firm, and hope that more firms become more enlightened by it.
I guess, my biggy, is that you have some software vendors who try to sell their crap to the decision makers, and don't want or don't care to have IT involvement at the firm that is their "mark."
I'm not alone in noticing that trend, am I?
This happens all the time in my company. The CEO tends to try to mitigate this, but the CTO will cheerfully commit us all to a given product or service because it's shiny and/or "newer" than what we use. ("So this Vista thing comes out in a month. It's pretty good; don't believe what you read on the internet about it. I trust the migration is already planned?")
Even better is that "IT" in our company is fantastically dispersed. Our CEO is allergic to the idea of a hierarchical structure of any kind, and so while "IT Infrastructure" (our three-man IT department) is very roughly hierarchical, customer support, development and production-facing IT are all their own one-man units. Each of these units essentially don't communicate with each other unless they absolutely have to, and everyone makes piles of assumptions about how anything is, should be or could be set up. The CTO is also essentially disconnected from everyone else, and that brings even more fun.
Everyone of course has a different idea about how the communications problems should be resolved, and that's when you can get them to admit there are such problems. Some individuals favour a technological approach: this has alternated between trying wikis, forums, public folders in Outlook, you name it. It falls apart because there's zero incentive for anyone to use it. Others believe that we just need to call a meeting for every little problem, and hash out everything face to face. The kind of time it takes to do so, and the scheduling problems are of course irrelevant.
My personal vote is for something more structured and hierarchical: regularly scheduled meetings to keep the various arms of IT on track, or better yet a piece of wetware at the top of the stack whose job it is to make sure that various jobs are being dealt with properly. Some way must be found to make people want to cooperate, or they simply never will.
This gets to be quite miserable when those aforementioned predatory vendors swoop in, promise you the moon on a stick for $24.99, but neglect to mention that if you want their product/solution/service to work then you are going to have to rip up half your infrastructure and replace it with theirs/their partners. This of course will be committed to, money paid, and an "oh by the way we are doing this in this timeframe" e-mail filters out to everyone three days before the due date.
If/when anything goes wrong with either implementation, cost overruns, miscommunication, or even externally-caused errors such as DDOSes or the fibre being cut it all lands on my head. I can honestly say that the only reason I can keep anything running is because I very regularly overstep my authority to get things done. "It is better to beg forgiveness than to ask permission." I realise that this only increases the division between the various groups, but if anything is ever going to get accomplished there doesn't seem to be any other choice.
Good times.
A/C because while my coworkers would know it was me in a heartbeat, there's no reason to tell our competitors about our internal problems.
"I pointed the users in the general direction of the Storm 2"
Oh, you evil bastard.
My partner sells cellphones for a living. He reckons the Storm (2) is by far and away the most hated Blackberry they've ever made...
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The Storm 2 is significantly better than the Storm 1. It is also RIM's only current touchscreen smartphone, which is what the user wanted. Prestige, reputation, "look at me I've got an iPho^h^h^h Storm 2!)
Only two users chose the Storm 2. The rest went with either Bolds or Curves.
Early in my career I found that enforcing certain departmental rights in an innocuous way helped a ton. I was able to sneak in a policy that only IT could purchase any software or any significant technology, and that would only happen after appropriate testing had been done. It has saved me a ton of grief.
Good job on the article Trev, I have been meaning to check out your work. Glad I did.
Holycrap. You're not dead! Jubilation and excitement!
Also: Lucky barstward. "Only IT could purchase any software or any significant technology, and that would only happen after appropriate testing had been done" Pffft. That would make life easy. We get this honour sometimes, but equally as often we get handed a great big steaming pile of "we bought this, now make it work." Usually without any additional budget for new kit or interoperability gear.
Anger and frustration!
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Michael Lohan was true to form when he appeared in court today, making crazy excuses that an angry judge didn't buy ... so Michael's gonna stay in jail for a while.
Michael -- who allegedly violated a restraining order and then tried to escape cops and falling four stories -- spoke to the judge from the jail on a monitor. Michael, who was in a wheelchair and handcuffs (see above), had his lawyer explain there are three reasons why Mr. Lohan needed his freedom:
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Surprise -- the judge wasn't moved, but was VERY upset at M.L.
Kate Major testified against Michael (see the video), crying as she told the judge about Michael's incessant calling.
Michael is being held without bail.
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Celebrity boxing match in a wheelchair? LOL.. what is this wheelchair boxing? That aside, why couldn't he have been living in a 40th floor apartment instead of just a 3rd floor?
MiLo was just thinking, "How can I bang that hot lawyer they gave me?"
Douche. 'Nuff said.
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You know what makes me roar the most when it comes to this loser is how he thinks he is a MAJOR PLAYER!! Like trying to spin the so called things he has to get out of jail for? if DR Drew was smart he would change his phone numbers, this loser will only try to use him to get out of jail and then because he is a freak, will show back up at Kate's again! Thank God he pulled this latest crap in FL and not Hollywierd where they would just do nothing to him really? And how pathetic and OLD he looks in that wheelchair but that is what he was counting on, making himself look like the wounded party, he is real good about playing that part!! Always it is someone else's fault for his ****, ya notice that? NEVER is it his!! He is a complete loser, useless, pathetic old man in lust with a loser woman who uses him and then when he does not produce whatever her whim is, she presses domestic violence charges on him!!! I don't buy half of her crap, one can put bruises on yourself and I think most of time he does toss her around and belts her, but there are times I think she does it to herself because she is as useless as he is!! How does this woman support herself? Does not appear she has a job? Would not surprise me to learn she is a hooker? So I am very pleased with this judge, for once this loser is where he should be!!
Wait a minute. If he's locked up, whose going to have an after the hearing press conference outside the courthouse? Whose going to go on all the interview shows? Ah well, I guess we'll just have get over it.
I was really really sure when I read this artickle that it was about Lindsay. Cyring - check. Whineing - check. Lying - check. Hollywood excuses - check. Wow this gals a real chip off the old messed up block.
That popping sound you keep hearing is Blohan, Dina, and Kate opening champaign bottles in California, New York, and Florida.
He would not be doing that for the male judge that asked if he knew how to read. He's a misogynist.
Right where he belongs! What an idiot!!
This guy is the very definition of "loser." He and his daughter both belong in prison. The whole act he puts on about being clean and sober is just that: an act. The girl who cuts my hair dates a very wealthy guy...this past summer they were at the Hard Rock Cafe in Hollywood, Florida (where Anna Nicole Smith died) and MiLo was in the lobby bar, boozing it up with some young chic (NOT Kate Major.)
I can't stand it when he parades around preaching about how his daughter needs a year of rehab. Pot meet kettle.
what has this world come to that we even give a **** about this loser and his loser ways.What a shame that you actually make money off this s*** bag.Dont aknowledge this s*** and maybe it will go away, ya right , like shyphyllis(cant spell)
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