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Regional Education Sessions: Sidelines Buzz
"The only thing you deserve is the chance to do the work," Kate DiCamillo said a few weeks ago at the Heartland Fall Forum, co-hosted by the Midwest Independent Booksellers Association and the Great Lakes Independent Booksellers Association. As I mentioned recently, I've been encouraged by the trend in bookseller educational programming to focus more on doing the work--on getting better rather than just getting by.
"That is exactly what we are trying to do," said GLIBA executive director Deb Leonard. "Both boards are creative and focused, and we want to continue to give our members the kind of education that helps our stores adapt to the evolving challenges of bookselling in the 21st century. We listen to the feedback we get from our booksellers, and try to incorporate their suggestions for the next year."
|Eric Heidemann, Cecile Fehsenfeld, Kelly Estep & Jessilynn Norcross
In upcoming columns, I'll share a few things I heard and learned at education sessions this fall, beginning with a Sidelines Buzz Panel at HFF. Moderator Jessilynn Norcross of McLean & Eakin Booksellers, Petoskey, Mich., was joined by Eric Heidemann of Fujii & Associates, Cecile Fehsenfeld of Schuler Books (with stores in Grand Rapids, Lansing & Okemos, Mich.) and Kelly Estep of Carmichael's Bookstore, Louisville, Ken.
Norcross suggested there are three priorities to consider when dealing with sidelines in a bookshop: available space, the passion to sell certain items and whether you have particular customers in mind for them.
"Don't be afraid to try something new," advised Fehsenfeld, who admitted the decision to diversify had not been an easy one for her. "We'd always been purists. My staff had to argue with me to put greeting cards in 30 years ago." Ultimately, however, "It actually has been a positive and not a negative, which I was afraid of." She backed up her opinion by noting that she was wearing earrings, a necklace and scarf that are all fair trade products carried by her store: "Fair trade happens to be huge for us. It's most gratifying."
|"Zen Display" at Schuler Books
To source useful information on sidelines, Norcross recommended Giftware News., adding: "It's also important to see what's happening on the West Coast. There are a lot of companies that are based out there." She noted that McLean & Eakin "tries not to carry things that are going to be carried downtown or near us." When ordering from sidelines vendors, she said "meeting minimum orders may be optional. All you have to do is ask.... Offer to pay up front to get lower minimums. And co-op is often available; they just don't call it that." Most of all, she counseled, "Ask your customers, 'Would you buy this?' "
"If you like something, try it. The bottom line is your staff has to be passionate about it," Heidemann said, adding that vendors "love doing sample request orders." He also noted that "pictures are worth dollars," encouraging booksellers to send display photos to their sales reps.
Regarding price points, Norcross suggested "looking at the product before you look at the pricing. How much would you pay for it if you were the customer?" Estep agreed: "I choose to price my sidelines when they come in and I look at them." Fehsenfeld noted that her standard markup is 120%, and Norcross added: "You can always lower your price. You can never raise your price."
When the conversation turned to displaying merchandise, Fehsenfeld cited the standard 80-20 rule, but added this reservation: "While 20% of your product is going to produce 80% of your sales, you still have to have enough items to make the display look good."
|Bird display at Carmichael's
Be creative, Estep advised, noting that sales of Sterling bird kits at Carmichael's spiked only after she created a front window display featuring already-assembled birds perched on a limb: "I think we've sold 60 boxes now." Heidemann called this "the difference that four birds can make in sales," and reiterated: "Don't eat that cost. Ask for a sample."
Schuler's display of Crabtree & Evelyn products "sells really, really, well," as do $3 chocolates placed near the cash registers, Fehsenfeld said, offering high praise as well for the store's cross-promotional "Zen display," which "has been up for three years and we just keep changing products."
Discussing shelf life for sidelines, Fehsenfeld observed that "when something gets to be six months old and hasn't sold, it isn't going anywhere." While the store watches inventory turn carefully, "the more product we add, it seems like our turns slip a little." Norcross cautioned, however, that "the turn for a gift item is not the same as for a book. It will be high on Chapstick or glasses, but the higher-priced items, you want to give more of a grace period."
|Staircase puzzle display at McLean & Eakin
And, in an election year, Heidemann noted that with more communities instituting plastic bag bans, sales of products like Envirosax and ChicoBags are increasing: "Sometimes politics provides opportunity."
Booksellers talking to each other. What a concept. Carrie Obry, MIBA's executive director, told me that total attendance (exhibitors, attendees, and authors) at HFF this year was 882, up from 748 in 2013 (Chicago) and 770 in 2012 (Minneapolis). Notably, attendees numbered 408, a substantial increase from last year's 304 and 373 in 2012. More is better, especially during the education sessions involving booksellers with a wide range of experience, challenges and solutions. I learn something every time. Class will be in session again next week. --Published by Shelf Awareness, issue #2371.


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Op-ed: Resolve to go back to school, get a degree and join the workforce
The Washington state workforce does not meet the needs of the job market, writes guest columnist Bob Rosner.
Special to The Times
FOR many of us, a new year brings renewed commitment to our goals. But it's difficult for a lot of Washingtonians to think about quitting smoking or joining a gym when all they want to do is find a decent job.
As the calendar turns, frustration grows. The want ads are filled with decent, well-paying jobs. But for many people looking for work, the phone just isn't ringing.
How about making going back to school your New Year's resolution?
Our state has lots of unemployed people and lots of unfilled jobs. How can this happen?
The problem is structural unemployment.
Structural unemployment is when the skills — or education — of the workforce don't meet the needs of the job market. It's a growing problem in Washington. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, nearly 60 percent of workers in our state lack even an associate degree. But over the next five years, two-thirds of the jobs in Washington will require a college education, according to a Georgetown University study.
All we need is more working adults to get their degree, right? Wouldn't that mean lower unemployment, a stronger workforce, and a happy new year for Washington's economy? Like saying no to that second piece of pie at a holiday party, it's easier said than done.
The problem is tuition costs have quadrupled over the past 30 years, well beyond the rate of inflation. Many people are priced out of an opportunity at a college degree.
Millions are taking out student loans to pay for school. It's hard enough to pay off a loan for a college graduate. Imagine if "life happens" and a student can't finish their degree? The money still has to be paid back. According to a Wall Street Journal report, dropouts default on their loans four times more often than grads. That's yet another massive burden on a nation already submerged in a debt crisis.
Education clearly equals more jobs and bigger paychecks, but who can afford a college education today?
The answer: you.
Working adults in our state have a cost-effective solution to the structural unemployment dilemma — our community and technical colleges, as well as WGU Washington, a division of Western Governors University.
At the state's 34 community and technical colleges, the cost of an associate degree is only about $4,000 a year. A student can choose from numerous fields of study in high-job-growth areas. The average graduate, over his or her entire career, earns close to half a million dollars more than a person with only a high-school diploma.
For working adults wishing to go further than a community or technical college, they can earn a bachelor's or master's degree at WGU Washington, the state's only nonprofit and state-endorsed all-online university. With tuitions skyrocketing at four-year institutions, WGU Washington hasn't increased tuition since 2008. For approximately $6,000 a year, the university offers some of the most reasonably priced, accredited degrees in the state. Besides affordability, an online program offers working adults flexibility.
My advice: Arm yourself with the knowledge to succeed. According the Bureau of Labor Statistics, we will change jobs more than 11 times during our lives, whether we want to or not. We must be ready to meet the demands of the ever-changing job market.
I went back to school as an adult — twice. Maybe 2013 will be the year you resolve to head back to school, too.
Bob Rosner is an author, journalist and founder of Workplace911.
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One is on the shiny discs that I purchase films on, and the other (somewhat quicker to recover from) is on BitTorrent.
For self generated content I'll happily back up every 4GB or so onto a DVD, that's what the DVD robot* is for. Then I have a pile of shiny, but very low cost, backup discs (and a robot to help load them back onto the next generation of storage if needed) as well as high speed access to those holiday snaps. At least the TV works better than a dusty slide projector ;)
Frankly the power savings over enough spinning rust to store 16TB of mostly static data should pay for the drive in relatively short order...That's what Facetwit et al. are looking for after all.
* OK the robot is cool, I got it cast off from the office when it got replaced. It was then used at a church until they stopped producing CDs and went to MP3. Very nice piece of kit, massively excessive for a house, but it would make the recovery phase easier.
We have a winner! Fresh Linux Mint 17.1 – hands down the best
Re: XFCE
I'm another XFCE user, I don't want menu bars all over the place, I slightly begrudge the panel it's real estate, but can't quite bring myself to run ion3 again (if I was back doing full time development then I would, but not my current operational role).
I did find xnest to be a good option in ion3 for while - run a full tech tiling workspace, and have one of the tiles (normally a large proportion of one screen) contain a "normal" windowing system.
You'll go APE for our new Gorilla Glass 4, Corning reckons
time warp...
20 minute ad in 10 minutes...
Ofcom snatches 700MHz off digital telly, hands it to mobile data providers
PMSE shifting again?
Bloody hell, not everyone wants to replace their hardware every time ofcom has another 'bright' idea...
Some of us have to make this stuff last decades - the paltry "if you bought it in the last 3 years" payment doesn't really help people who male stuff last. The theatre I work with depreciate theae things over 5-10 years...
Mozilla, EFF, Cisco back free-as-in-FREE-BEER SSL cert authority
Re: Sideload the certs already...
At the moment we are mostly forced to explicitly trust (goes to count on this system)...
Heck 21 certs from 10 organisations that start with the letter A alone, about 100 organisations in total (so about 200 certs, although I did notice that a handful of certs were labelled untrusted).
ANY one of those could be betrayed/hacked and I'm screwed, until ${authority} admits it, ${browser} gets updated by ${company} and I get the opportunity to upgrade.
If the DNS root trust is broken then it would need to be reestablished, but DMV servers already exist for that purpose already, whenever that chain of trust is broken (generally because of a middle level domain not supporting DNSSEC nowadays).
I also suspect that it would make the news, globally. Not just a "some Iranian cert authority is suspected to be hacked" item tacked onto a slow news day in southern Spain.
The people who run the root DNS servers have proved themselves capable of keeping such systems alive and (afaict) secure - I certainly trust them more than I trust some random ${geographical/political} authority I've never heard of.
Add a couple of DMV services (which you can use *if* you trust that organisation) and you're away. I'd suggest that each browser company might want to run their own DMV, after all you already implicitly trust them directly, so for the average user it's probably a good compromise to have that installed and ready to go if/when the root anchor is broken...
Sideload the certs already...
DNSSEC and then the cert can sit in a defined DNS txt record.
Single point of trust (DNS root, and those guys have proved themselves worthy of trust in the past) allows anyone to provide their own certs, no problem.
There is no need to have yet another set of trusted keys automatically loaded to every computer from here to kingdom come... ready to be abused by whichever state/company can crack the lowest security one around.
You know those WEIRD glass sheds in New York? They'll be replaced with Gbps WiFi
Don't trust USB
Whyever not...
I just use my USB cable which comes without the data pins connected.
NHS: Go digital or you won't get paid, warns Kelsey
I appreciate the paper based charts and notes at hospital, they have a tendency to carry on working in all sorts of situations....
BOING, BOING! Philae BOUNCED TWICE on Comet 67P
More remarkable?
You can't get much more remarkable - although the failure of the harpoons AND thruster may have cancelled each other out somewhat
SUPER-JAMMY Philae comet probe got down WITHOUT harpoons
Re: Good luck, at the end of the day
At least the recoil didn't take it away from the comet!
Annus HORRIBILIS for TLS! ALL the bigguns now officially pwned in 2014
SSL is ok...
But as ever implementation is hard.
Ir ecall being told that I should avoid writing code as cleverly as I could, because bugs are always subtler than the code around them.
With really smart people working on this stuff I imagine some of the bugs are *really* subtle, and massively bad.
EU Ryanair 'screen-scraping' case could affect biz models
Click through
Or just small print with a link off to other T&C's somewhere
What happened to limitations on click through T&C's - is it possible to access the information without passing through the T&C's?
Facebook: Over half a BEELLION loyalists have SPURNED our Messenger app
Re: Facebook's app isn't really mandatory
XMPP is certainly the way forward on a PC, but the floating heads do have some advantages on a proddable device.
I just need an XMPP proxy somewhere, so that I can get store and forward delivery to my XMPP clients, since they don't "catch up" when they reconnect.
Forget 5G, UK.gov is making 2G fit for the 21st century!
"Do you want decent mobile coverage or do you want a village untainted by modern transmission equipment? Pick one of two."
Because we couldn't put one up that looked like a telephone pole, or used a street lamp, and looked like a rock.
There are some really good ways to make these things non intrusive.
Poll: Yes, yes, texting while driving is bad but *ping* OH! Hey, GRAB THE WHEEL, will ya?
Re: Dopamine.
Yes - we should remove their license to drive, and they should go to rehab.
Intel: A tiny video drone? Disguised as a BRACELET? Great! Take half a million dollars!
Why - I catch it with my right hand (so I still have three points of contact) then put it on my right wrist (retaining those three points)
I can't be stretched out, because then I'd have been unable to take it off my left wrist in the first place.
I quite like the idea, although I'd suggest not trying it on anything other than a windless day
Microsoft: How to run Internet Explorer 11 on ANDROID, iOS, OS X
Only because the bleeding doesn't stop at the edge...
BBC clamps down on ILLICIT iPlayer watchers
Re: illicit viewers?
The beeb are trying to restrict the online catalogue to BBC only devices.
This will inevitably hit those with "smart" TVs, because the likelihood of "updated" firmware being available is, um... small.
illicit viewers?
Yes because you're not using a BBC manufactured TV you can't view our online content.
I wonder how long it will take for nitro to be used by the likes of get_iplayer - since it is plugin based I reckon a few hours should do it...
Microsoft fitness bands slapped on wrists: All YOUR HEALTH DATA are BELONG TO US
HR / GPS / Bluetooth....
I can almost imagine buying one of these...
I'm assuming BT4, and hoping that additional sensors can be employed via said interface (but that's not a breaker)
I'm also assuming that it can do route following, with beep/vibrate alerts to look at it for directions.
Have nothing else windowsy to connect it to, but so long as it behaves reasonably as a standalone device that's no problem.
Microsoft back to doing what they do best - peripherals hardware (Microsoft mice and keyboards have been on my desk for years...)
KRAKKOOOM! Space Station supply mission in PODULE PRANG EXPLOSION CHAOS
Re: Is it the video or is my connection?
Sounded like they were going for 108% thrust at the time - which is "normal".
Full thrust from the rockets would destroy the launchpad (yes, I know this did some of that as well), as well as being possibly unstable for the vehicle. Ramping the throttle up allows for smoother flight.
Netflix and other OTT giants use 'net neutrality' rules to clobber EU rivals
Netflix don't peer
They pump.
Peering arrangements imply traffic goes both ways.
Yes they should pay for their own connections to the internet - that's what these interconnect charges are aren't they?
Revealed: The amazing magical innovation in the iPad Mini 3 – a lick of paint
" The firm gave the iPad Mini 3 a repairability score of 2/10, making the slab next to impossible to fix for most."
Surely it MEANS it's hard to repair, rather than making it hard to repair (that was done by apple)
There's a lot more to backup than you thought
Re: Backup ... do you mean Recovery products?
This is why I like the rsync and hard links option - rsync means every backup is an incremental (after the first, obviously) and the hard link architecture means that ALL of them are presented as full backups.
Obviously this would need more work in a serious enterprise, but for a smaller office, or a larger home this it works very well...
Facebook pays INFINITELY MORE UK corp tax than in 2012
" Is it really practical to change the laws and penalise everyone because the 'bad-guys' accountants are better at finding loopholes than the Governments are at closing them?"
Yes - if a couple of kids in a playground can't avoid breaking the windows when playing cricket then no-one gets to play cricket any more.
Profit exporting is clearly daft - tax laws are far too complex and need a good rewriting (preferably onto no more than 4 sheets of A4)
Back to the ... drawing board: 'Hoverboard' will disappoint Marty McFly wannabes
Is water sufficiently conductive?
Given enough dissolved ions....
How to get $542m from Google: Dress as a SPACEMAN with dayglo dancers – Magic Leap
Re: "wearable computing systems"
"i'm waiting for the shirts or jackets with gps and mapping to you can find your route just by looking at your sleeve... there's certainly nothing glassholish about that, is there?"
And how many are you going to buy?
I'll take a slim watch over something woven into a single item of clothing any day.
It would also need to be phone/tablet independent for many operations - so needs it's own GPS and storage.
ISPs handbagged: BLOCK knock-off sites, rules beak
Site blocked
Observed traffic down.
And VPN traffic? given that only the torrent file/magnet link need to be vpn'd...
Statistics measure use of gate, ignore broken fence...
America's super-secret X-37B plane returns to Earth after nearly TWO YEARS aloft
Doesn't need to shoot or retrieve enemy birds, it has enough fuel to simply deorbit them...
MasterCard adds fingerprint scanner to credit cards for spending sans the PIN
"What's to stop someone chopping of your fingers to get you to reveal your pin?"
I'll give my PIN before my fingers get chopped. it's not worth it...
Apple's new iPADS have begun the WAR that will OVERTURN the NETWORK WORLD
Can you set up an MVNO on each network, and then effectively merge them?
Would that take too much smarts on the devices themselves?
Same old iPad? NO. The new 'soft SIMs' are BIG NEWS
And when you are out of battery
you simply swap the SIM into.. oh wait.
Microsoft left red-faced after DMCAs dished out to Windows bloggers
"Sony is forbidden in my household as well.
Unfortunately, Microsoft is not so easy to do without."
Nothing Sony gets a connection.
Nothing MS gets a look in, well that's not quite true.
They do make good mice, and quite nice keyboards.
It's a TAB-tastrophe – 83 million fewer units to ship in 2014
Re: Tablets will never be a full replacement for
"but you can't do any real work on them."
Oh dear - not that old objection. Yes you can.
Just in case you think I'm guessing my wife got a contract to write her second book from a publisher and fulfilled that contract on an iPad. If that's not creative "real" work then I don't know what is.
Yes - video editing is probably best left to beefier devices, but most "real" work can be handled by a tablet. You may want to consider the opportunities presented by bluetooth.
EE TV: Network snubs 'Auntie's antique' for mobe-happy set-top box
Re: why pay
For the hardware?
I paid for my NowTV boxes, and they do a great job.
I only wish that the various tablet remote control apps would allow you to NAME the devices, rather than remembering which one of "NowTV" and "NowTV" is the one the kids are watching downstairs, and which is the one sat in front of you upstairs.
Something will happen in Google 'dominance' probe. Just don't ask me what - EU antitrust chief
"Big data is the new currency"
And I thought bitcoin was the new currency of the internet.
Am I already out of date?
Google ordered to tear down search results from its global dotcom by French court
Surely if it's true - and a matter of record... then can not be libellous or defamatory.
This is truly Orwellian news, although combined with the Streisand effect it has resulted in me being completely uninterested in one person's financial woes - and concerned about what politicians/judges are looking to hide via this precedent...
SLOSH! Cops dethrone suspect - by tipping over portaloo with him inside
Why would they knock it over - there was no benefit to be had. They knew he was in one of them, so you start at one end and open the doors!
Knocking it over onto it's door (so you can't get into it) is just the icing on the intelligence cake.
Windows 10: One for the suits, right Microsoft? Or so one THOUGHT
And there was m...
...thinking that that was what the major version number was for.
"The update, which skips a version number to signify a new generation of Windows"
A moment of brilliance? UPnP for Internet of Stuff lightbulbs
Re: Making things simple
"I'm using wood heat in a large historical building and I think that's still fairly secure. However, your neighbor's kid is welcome to have a go at hacking my wood pile."
Arson is no joke...
DVLA website GOES TITSUP on day paper car tax discs retire
Re: I don't understand
Weren't there new payment methods only available from today - so if you wanted to move to DD (for instance) you couldn't do it in advance.
German data commish makes a Hamburger out of Google
Click Through DIalogue
And all the permission is there...
I assume they don't require a full interactive session explaining why leaking the data is bad...
Canberra drone team dances a samba in Outback Challenge
Do they lose points
for a direct hit?
Atlas plugged: Facebook hooks ads to profiles, smears 'em over the web
So will it stop serving me ads...
After all I never click on any of them (sorry elreg), so it must realise that it's pointless showing them to me?
EU to accuse Ireland of giving Apple an overly peachy tax deal – report
Re: Not surprised that Apple didn't respond
"No rule book can cover all circumstances"
Yes it can - it just needs to be made simpler than the tomes which are currently provided to define tax law.
Telstra, Vodafone at odds over data retention
"Any communications provider"
Twitter/Facebook etc aren't providing communications, they're using them (to sell more adverts)
Hackers thrash Bash Shellshock bug: World races to cover hole
Re: If you do not sanitize CGI input
"Yes, it is remotely exploitable and yes it is only exploitable if CGI script writer did not bother to check input for garbage. Well, boohoo, who's fault is it ?"
By the time the CGI script is run the environment has already been set up and the exploit code has already been run - you're dead before your script starts, so it can't do anything to protect against this.
The CGI environment builder could do something, although I've not heard of any efforts to fix that yet (I know it's virtually obsolete, but still)
Bracelet could protect user herds from lurking PREDATORS
Can I still ask my friendly sys admin to tap in a password...
so that I can get temporary access to a remote system?
Or will it lock them out halfway through the typing phase?
Soundbites: News in brief from the Wi-Fi audiophile files
Thank you - that's a brilliant video.
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- Updated: October 2, 2013 at 6:08 am
Aqib Talib has been making some huge plays for the Patriots over the last 4 weeks. If he continues to do so, the Pats will have a huge decision to make about his future:
Geno Smith has looked rough up to this point, but this writer shows there's more than meets the eye:
Are the Bills a legit playoff contender this year? This writer says it's possible:
The Fins have a short turnaround this week to play Baltimore tomorrow night. Here's a great breakdown of key matchups to watch and why:
Did You Know?
The Steelers, Giants, and Rams are averaging less than 60 rushing yards a game and are off to a collective 1-11 start? Hmm.
Written by WOM
Monroe to the Ravens? A lot of interesting trades this year.
PIT is rumored to be trading for Levi Brown. This shows that they're not giving up on the season but that they still have an affinity for bad o-linemen.
I watched the Book of Manning last night. It was really good.
From https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2013/10/02/2012-first-rounders-in-focus/
8. Ryan Tannehill, QB, Miami Dolphins
Grade: +3.6 -- Status: Starter (252 snaps)
Analysis: It didn't go well versus the Saints did it? In a big test he fluffed his lines, but that can happen when you're trying to go toe-to-toe with Drew Brees. Encouraging signs with his game-winning drive versus the Falcons being a real signature moment for him. More of the same needed.
10. Stephon Gilmore, CB, Buffalo Bills
Grade: n/a -- Status: Starter (0 snaps)
Analysis: The Bills await their star cornerback returning from injury
16. Quinton Coples, OLB, New York Jets
Grade: -1.0 --Status: Starter (103 snaps)
Analysis: After injury, has assumed his role as a starter but yet to deliver the kind of emphatic performances the team had hoped for off the edge, picking up three hits and three hurries in two games. Early days as a he transitions from down linemen to stand up linebacker (in base at least).
21. Chandler Jones, DE, New England Patriots
Grade: -1.3 -- Status: Starter (280 snaps)
Analysis: Has been outplayed by Rob Ninkovich and hasn't demonstrated the kind of consistent burst off the edge that would expect from a top-tier pass rusher, despite the healthy 21 quarterback disruptions. Solid right now but more expected of him.
25. Dont'a Hightower, LB, New England Patriots
Grade: -3.6 -- Status: Starter (231 snaps)
Analysis: Still looks a little out of place in coverage where 15 of 19 balls thrown his way have been complete. Four missed tackles isn't helping his cause either but he does look more comfortable in run defense.
Fins don't play tomorrow night...
This has probably already been talked about but I can't stop laughing at the Suggs comments regarding the blackout at the SB game this year. I have a visual image of Goodell calling the Buffalo Wildwings guy to pull the power switch to call the blackouts.
Per Suggs the blackout is what caused the Niners to be able to score 17 unanswered points. Clearly Suggs and company were frightened by the dark yet it had only positive affects on the 49ers.
Can any of you check my article I had set up for tomorrow? I want to see if it saved and if the images are still showing up. I can't log in right now for some reason.
@iycedout Never read his books but by cracky could they be adapted into some great movies!
That's just what he wants you to think.
@iycedout Im going to pretend not to have heard that
@Bpardo95 good thing they waited until after the Bills game to do it
My favorite take on this trade:@MikeTanier
But wait, if Eugene Monroe is traded to a contender, I have to break down his tape. Which means, #Jaguars offensive tape. Noooooooo
@iycedout Jets will bring Kurt Warner out of retirement
@the hooded genius Carson Palmer hates this trade
@the hooded genius I need to catch that when I am no longer on my deathbed.
Jones hasn't been as good as expected this year but I strongly disagree on Hightower. He's 270lbs and has been covering RBs all over the field. He was 20+ yards down field against Martin a couple weeks back.
@cgc5783 credibility hit zero when Weeden got a positive grade
@Bpardo95 they do in one universe
@cgc5783 double post?
1. Suggs wasn't very smart to begin with.
2. Ray-Ray made him even worse over the years.
@Northshorepsbc Peyton Manning caused it because he was mad he didn't get to go to the Super Bowl...again
@Northshorepsbc It's comments like his that make people think the NFL Players hatred of Goodell goes too far and is ridiculous.
You should just hope that NYJ doesn't trade for or sign him in the next year or two. Very good receiver, but will cost too much.
@iycedout they should have moved Tanne to WR #FreeMoore
@CJ gets two many carries I just did and the post is there. but not the images. I'll try to get fishfan.
@Nikvoodoo @iycedout If you liked the movies, then the books will blow your mind. No movie based on a Tom Clancy book has come close to doing the story justice.
@the hooded genius It's not like he has written his own books for 15 years.
@ArcherNoles1863 @iycedout This is worse than when Heath Ledger died...
need some "hair of the dog"?
@ArcherNoles1863 @cgc5783 I didn't see the game but if Tannehill played poorly against NO so what. Name a QB that doesn't have a stinker game once in awhile?
@CJ gets two many carries @cgc5783 I was able to shorten it by 8 lines above
@CJ gets two many carries @cgc5783 It's taking up too much space.
@ArcherNoles1863 @Northshorepsbc Suggs also commented that he saw Goodell speaking to Elway at the Denver-Baltimore playoff team which "proves" that Goodell favors certain teams.
@rcr1959 @CJ gets two many carries Sigh. I have so much trouble with the images. I'm going to try using IE (gag), maybe that works...
@Bpardo95 @the hooded genius he has, just they are a million pages long so it takes him forever to write them
Somewhere up there.
@CJ gets two many carries @Bpardo95 @rcr1959 @the hooded genius Always trying to blame me. Nothing... she isn't over an ex and is trying to be crazier than she really wants to be and feels like she is getting to close to me.
@Bpardo95 @rcr1959 @the hooded genius What did you do to her? Or not do to her?
@rcr1959 @Bpardo95 @the hooded genius Yeah... and the girl I went to the game with is being strange to top it all off. I always end up with the crazy ones.
@Bpardo95 @Northshorepsbc @ArcherNoles1863 @cgc5783
I sense sarcasm but Brady has certainly had a few clunkers over the years
@Northshorepsbc @ArcherNoles1863 @cgc5783 Mark Sanchez, all his games are stinkers
@Northshorepsbc @ArcherNoles1863 @cgc5783 Tom Brady
A team that's built on hard work and team-first adds a WR that relies mostly on talent. Reminds me of Ocho to NE, but obviously Wallace is in his prime and Chad wasn't.
When Wallace was going into a contract year and holding out in PIT he didn't even take a playbook to study. That's not a good fit with Tanne and the coaches.
I've expected him to be gone after the 2014 season since they signed him.
@CJ gets two many carries @rcr1959 me either. lol
@rcr1959 @CJ gets two many carries It's all good, I've been able to add images to my articles, but when I go to save them in the draft or preview the article, it removes them and puts alt text or placeholders in there. No idea why, either.
@CJ gets two many carries @rcr1959 we are all trying to help. We didn't know ppl were having this much trouble.
@rcr1959 @CJ gets two many carries Thanks for checking tho!
Will do... if not I might try to add them tonight from home, Chrome always works for me.
@CJ gets two many carries @rcr1959 If not, email the pictures and lable them #1) #2) etc. and I will try to get them to 1fishfan. he seems to be gone right now.


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Let us know if we can aid you in any way.
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Thanks QC. My energy had been taxed to the limit from a busy workweek. I made a special effort to rest this weekend (football) and feel much better at the moment.
In general, I believe things are going well, except I did not get my fall greens planted as planned. I should be harvesting some edamame (edible soybean)this week, so that should cheer me up.
Chinese squash are still going well, but my figs have still not filled out yet. Surely they will start swelling any day.
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COLUMBUS, OH -- (Marketwire) -- 01/23/13 -- GlobalWise Investments, Inc. (OTCBB: GWIV) (OTCQB: GWIV) (www.GlobalWiseInvestments.com) and its wholly owned subsidiary Intellinetics, Inc., a leading-edge technology company focused on the design, implementation and management of cloud-based Enterprise Content Management ("ECM") systems in both the public and private sectors, commented today on the Company's recent debt to equity conversions, channel partnerships and market opportunities.
On December 31, 2012, GlobalWise converted a total of $945,729 of debt issued by the Company and its operating subsidiary, Intellinetics, Inc., into 3,152,432 restricted shares of the Company's common stock at a price of $0.30 per share (based on the closing price of GlobalWise common stock on December 28, 2012, the immediately preceding business day).
"The conversion of debt to equity underscores the confidence of our key investors in the recent successes and future growth potential of our business," stated Kendall D. Gill, Chief Financial Officer of GlobalWise. "As a result, we have substantially improved our balance sheet, created more flexibility in our cash flow and improved the attractiveness of the Company for shareholders and potential investors. We're currently in discussions with remaining debt holders and expect to announce additional equity conversions in the coming weeks."
The Company's focus in 2012 was on the development of its channel partner program and on training and equipping new channel partners for success. As of December 31, 2012, the Company had 25 channel partners vs. 14 channel partners at the end of 2011. We added hundreds of new customers during 2012 as a result of these efforts and expect to add significantly more in 2013 when these sales channels are engaged for a full year.
"We began the transition to a channel sales model in 2011 as a part of a new strategy to leverage the strengths of our unique software platform by dramatically expanding our sales capability," stated William J. "BJ" Santiago, CEO of GlobalWise. "With the Intellivue software platform now fully cloud-enabled and the addition of 25 channel sales partners, our service model is highly scalable and our software can be delivered virtually anywhere in the world. By investing time, effort and resources in our channel sales program and training strategic partners in 2012 who are already selling software solutions into our target markets, we're now able to efficiently access an expanding universe of potential clients."
"Our software platform and delivery model are uniquely focused on providing ECM solutions to the underserved small-to-mid-sized business (SMB) market," continued Santiago. "According to the most recent US Census Bureau data, there are approximately 100,000 businesses in the US with 100 employees or more and over 5,000,000 businesses with fewer than 100 employees."
According to a recent report released by Global Industry Analysts, Inc., "competition in the ECM market is a mix of a high concentration of large vendors in the top tier, and highly fragmented second tier, which includes niche players and open-source vendors. The third and fourth tier, the SMB market, is virtually unserviced."
"In 2012 we began to reap the benefits of our channel building efforts and market opportunities. While the numbers are still being finalized and will not be released until completion of our annual audit, I'm pleased with our results for the fourth quarter ended December 31, 2012 and expect to announce annual revenue growth in line with previously announced guidance of 50-60%. We also experienced stable gross profit margins and improvements in operating profit and net income for the quarter," continued Santiago. "More importantly, we're seeing a significant increase in sales activity within our existing channel partners. Based upon this activity and our current growth rate, we expect 2013 to be a defining year for our Company that could result in doubling or tripling our annual revenue. We also expect to announce the addition of new national and international channel partners in the near future and believe that we will see both accelerating revenue growth and profitability in 2013."
About GlobalWise Investments, Inc.
GlobalWise Investments, Inc., via its wholly owned subsidiary Intellinetics, Inc., is a Columbus, Ohio based Enterprise Content Management (ECM) pioneer with industry-leading software that delivers cloud ECM based solutions on-demand. The Company's flagship platform, Intellivue, represents a new industry benchmark and game-changing solution by enabling clients to access and manage the content of every scanned document, file, spreadsheet, email, photo, audio file or video tape -- virtually anything that can be digitized -- in their enterprise from any PC, laptop, tablet or smartphone from anywhere in the world.
For additional information, please visit the Company's corporate website: www.GlobalWiseInvestments.com
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|Eagles | Cody Parkey tied club record
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Philadelphia Eagles PK Cody Parkey booted two field goals (54, 20) with two extra points in Week 8 against the Arizona Cardinals. He tied a franchise record with his third 50-plus-yard field goal in a single season.
Fantasy Tip: Despite being just a rookie, Parkey has become a useful fantasy option due to his strong leg and the fact he kicks for the high-octane Philadelphia offense.
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|Eagles | Cody Parkey makes roster
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Philadelphia Eagles PK Cody Parkey has landed a spot on the 53-man roster, according to two individuals with knowledge of the situation. The source spoke on condition of anonymity because the move was not yet official. PK Alex Henery, the incumbent, is expected to be cut.
Fantasy Tip: If Parkey does indeed land the starting gig in Philly, he will be kicking for a high-octane offense. That means he is immediately a Top 15 fantasy option given his new role. For now, if you have already drafted your kicker, you won't want to pay him mind. If you have Henery, Parkey is certainly a solid replacement for now.
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|Eagles | Cody Parkey sparkles against Jets
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Philadelphia Eagles PK Cody Parkey had field goals of 54, 53 and 25 yards against the New York Jets in a 37-7 victory Thursday, Aug. 28.
Fantasy Tip: Keep an eye on Parkey's status in the next few days. He could very well beat Alex Henery out for the starting job, and the fact he boomed two field goals over 50 yards in this game suggests he could have a strong foot.
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The Philadelphia Eagles acquired PK Cody Parkey (Colts) in exchange for RB David Fluellen Wednesday, Aug. 20.
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The Indianapolis Colts acquired RB David Fluellen (Eagles) in exchange for PK Cody Parkey Wednesday, Aug. 20.
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The Indianapolis Colts signed free-agent OG Andre Cureton (Cowboys) to an undisclosed deal and waived PK Cody Parkey Tuesday, Aug. 19.
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The Indianapolis Colts signed undrafted free-agent TE Erik Swoope (Miami, Fla.), CB Qua Cox (Jackson State), OG Marcus Hall (Ohio State), C Jonatthon Harrison (Miami, Fla.), DE Tyler Hoover (Michigan State), CB Kameron Jackson (California), QB Seth Lobato (Northern Colorado), CB Keon Lyn (Syracuse), S Dewey McDonald (California, Pa.), WR Greg Moore (Lane), DT Nnamdi Obukwelu (Harvard), PK Cody Parkey (Auburn), CB Darius Polk (Kent State), WR Eric Thomas (Troy), OG Josh Walker (Middle Tennessee State) and WR Tony Walker (Appalachian State).
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The Baltimore Ravens met with Auburn PK Cody Parkey Monday, Jan. 20.
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BRUSSELS - The European Parliament and Council of Ministers has approved the European Commission's framework for the regulation of the credit rating agencies in the European Union (EU).
The regulation, approved on Thursday, means that for the first time the credit rating agency industry - dominated by the big three of Fitch, Moody's and Standard & Poor's - will have to register and be supervised to operate in the EU.
The credit rating agencies have come in for a barrage of regulatory and investor ire since the financial crisis broke, standing accused of holding conflicts of interest between analysts and those negotiating industry fees, their quasi-regulatory role as ratings providers, and for their issuer pays model for assigning ratings to structured products.
"Assumptions used by rating agencies in their analyses of structured securities have come in for heavy criticism," says Peter Green, a capital markets partner at regulatory law firm Morrison & Foerster in London. "Greater transparency in relation to their methodologies, and consistent standards in managing conflicts of interest, will help to ensure capital markets function more effectively."
The rating agencies have also come under regulatory scrutiny for their US operations, and international supervisory co-operation could prove crucial to regulatory efficacy. The Securities and Exchange Commission published a damning investigation of their conduct last summer, leading to fresh rules rolled out by Congress.
"There's a danger that if regulation isn't globally co-ordinated, regulatory arbitrage opportunities will be created," says Jeremy Jennings-Mares, capital markets partner at Morrison & Foerster. "The EU has opted for fairly prescriptive rules, which are more detailed and inflexible than the principles-based approach set out in the revised Iosco code of practice and recommended by the Committee of European Securities Regulators (Cesr). In particular, rating agencies will be required to comply with detailed corporate governance requirements. Ultimately, this may have a detrimental impact on the region's competitive position."
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Friday we reported on the deeply disturbing murder of Islan Nettles, a 21-year-old transgender woman who died from injuries sustained during a brutal attack in Harlem last week.
Tonight, Ms. Nettles' family - in partnership with Harlem Pride, Gay Men of African Descent, NYC Black Pride and a number of other community leaders - invite you to join together in a community vigil celebrating the life of Ms. Nettles.
The event begins tonight at 6:00 pm in Jackie Robinson Park in Harlem. The park entrance is located at 148th and Bradhurst Ave.
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If you were on a diet and stepped on a scale that said, "Pretty good. Keep up the good work," you'd return the scale, claiming it didn't work. Likewise, if your GPS told you that it "seemed you were going the right way," you'd probably use a different app, or heaven forbid, buy a map. Scales and GPS provide us with feedback, but vague feedback is unhelpful. It doesn't tell us what to do more, better, or differently, which is the purpose of feedback.
Vague, positive feedback is also inauthentic, and inauthenticity smells. Hearing you did a great job is nice, but utterly unhelpful because the feedback recipient doesn't know what he did well and what to replicate. If you want people to replicate a behavior, tell them precisely what they did well that you want them to do again. Continue Reading


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Valentine's Day Decorating Kit
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Michigan State University Spartans 20 oz. Cups (8)
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The Ohio State Buckeyes Event Pack for 8
Cool Tattoo Valentine's Day Cards with Tattoos
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Louisiana State Tigers (LSU) Dinner Plates
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