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The value of Guided Selling and Clienteling for Retailers
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Using the rich functionality, the associate can walk customers through different outfit combinations or suggest additional upselling opportunities. And, with access to inventory data, associates can fulfill orders on the spot using ecommerce when an item is out of stock, without having to take the customer to a fixed register – reducing walkouts and missed sales. But by incorporating "clienteling," typically used by high-end retailers, the retailer has a single, centralized solution to help store associates assist customers on a more personalized level by recording their (opt-in) preferences and buying habits.
The value of guided selling and clienteling
Deployed effectively in stores, iPads, tablets and even mounted kiosks can create true multi-channel selling, guided selling and empower sales associates to engage customers more effectively on the store floor. Combined with clienteling, retailers can see optimized store performance, improved customer insights and a more productive sales force.
The goal is to take the first-time customer and turn him or her into a repeat customer who then becomes a "friend." Customers keep coming back when they've had a positive experience. According to a recent study, 47 percent of customers highlight poor knowledge of store associates as the most disliked experience when in a store.1
Arming associates with real-time store information, mobile tools AND customer insights and preferences is the epitome of customer-centric retailing. Clienteling pays off in up to a four-fold increase in spend, 63 percent increase in transaction size and 33 percent increase in the number of repeat customers.2
How IBM can help
IBM works often with vendors like Global Bay Mobile Technologies, which offers a mobile retailing application it says generates tangible return on investment (ROI) by driving store traffic, increasing units per transaction (UPTs) and improving the overall customer experience.
To help retailers leverage clienteling, IBM can:
· Provide an assessment of the IT and store environment, including the existing POS system for possible integration of iPads or other guided selling devices
· Design the infrastructure for clienteling, including hardware, networking and monitoring
· Mobilize or integrate clienteling software, as well as collaborative, analytic or customer relationship management applications
· Provide services to stage the rollout
· Provide asset management to track mobile devices
· Deliver advanced mobile device management when the system is up and running
· Enable the existing wireless network to accommodate new data traffic
· Introduce critical mobile security services, to ensure PCI compliance
To learn more about how IBM can help retailers leverage guided selling and clienteling technologies, feel free to
The Value of Mobile Point of Sale (POS)
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Picture this scenario. A luxury retailer has several hundred stores across a single geography, typically in affluent malls where the store square footage is small and the rent is high. With only two point-of-sale registers, holiday seasons trigger long queues and sales associates can't assist customers with questions about displays or products. As a result, customers often become frustrated and walk out the door, abandoning sales during a peak selling season.
The value of mobile POS
Although it seems mobile point-of-sale (POS) has been around for awhile:
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2) Improved wireless network capabilities, consumer mobile devices and shoppers who are smarter, more connected and empowered all create a fresh opportunity
Moving away from a fixed cash register is about much more than simply line-busting. Associates with mobile devices can look up prices, find inventory, apply discounts, email receipts, suspend and retrieve transactions and complete credit card payments on the spot.
customers may mention the "Apple experience." Apple stores were among the first
to equip associates with the very devices
they were selling customers (iPhones, iPads) to enable faster transactions and
more productive, personalized conversations on the floor.
Adding or enhancing a mobile POS system can help retailers deliver an optimized shopping experience, improve store operations and increase sales and inventory turnover.
How IBM can help
IBM has decades of experience in the end-to-end delivery of mobile enterprise services, from the wireless network to the devices to end-user support.
But our real value comes in working within our clients' constraints. In the above case, the retailer believed critical problems occurred only three months out of the year, and was reluctant to invest.
Leveraging our alliance partners and cross-IBM colleagues, we could:
· Provide an assessment of the IT and store environment, including the existing POS system for possible integration
· Design an appropriate mobile POS system
· Provide services to stage the deployment
· Help the client purchase mobile devices or, in this case, create a leasing arrangement and store the devices when not in use, or deliver managed services with subscription-based pricing
· Provide asset management to track physical devices
· Deliver advanced mobile device management when the system is up and running
· Tweak the existing wireless network to accommodate new data traffic
· Introduce critical mobile security services, to ensure PCI compliance
To learn more about how IBM can help retailers leverage mobile POS technologies, feel free to contact us.
12 Mobility Trends for 2012
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IBM recently released it's annual 'Next 5 in 5' video. This video points to 5 technology innovations that will shape the world over the next 5 years. Not too surprisingly, mobility was on this list of innovations.
The video states that "in 5 years the gap between information haves and have-nots will cease to exist, due to the advent of mobile technology". With this recent video, as well as the New Year, we thought we'd shed some light on the 12 most important mobility trends for 2012.


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The Yadkin County Board of Adjustment voted unanimously to approve the addition of a restaurant at Lone Hickory Arena in Yadkinville.
The arena already houses a commercial kitchen and offers concession stand services during events but Leneul Chamberlain wanted to see it expand. When Curt Baity, former owner of Battleground Café, stepped in and started helping Chamberlain with the food preparation the two decided it was time to add a restaurant to the mix.
"When Curt came on I was in working in the kitchen every weekend, and I don't mind cooking. But I didn't want to do it all the time every day, so it's a been a weight lifted for Curt to come in and take on the food," Chamberlain said. "That's what he loves to do, so it's going to be good."
The restaurant is tentatively named Arena Grill and Family Restaurant.
"I would like to tie the family in too because family restaurant means anybody and everybody," Baity said.
Baity said that the restaurant will serve country style cuisine and will offer breakfast and lunch for Wednesdays and Thursdays and breakfast, lunch and dinner for Friday through Sunday. He said that he would like to see the restaurant serving three meals a day all week if there is a demand.
The restaurant will generate a few jobs. Baity said that he expects to hire between eight and 10 people to staff the restaurant and kitchen and there will be two shifts on the days when dinner is served.
There will still be a separate concession area that shares the commercial kitchen during events for those that don't wish to have a sit down meal.
Chamberlain said that the restaurant addition will also help the arena cut back on wasted food.
"We have a kitchen to feed visitors and we waste a lot of food because every once in a while we skip a weekend where there isn't an event and most everything in the refrigerator has to be thrown out," Chamberlain said. "Being open during the week and outside of events will help us to cut back on some of this waste."
Chamberlain and Baity both say that they have received nothing but positive feedback from the community about the addition. They say that everyone who frequents the arena and local residents are excited to have the option of somewhere to eat out close to home.
"A lot of people have asked about having meetings on Thursday nights and this would be a place for them to come," Chamberlain said. "I think it would be good for the community and good for us. We've not had any complaints from anyone at all."
Michael Poston, Yadkin County Director of Planning and Development, said that an amendment to a zoning ordinance had been passed by the county commissioners in order for the adjustment board to vote on the accessory use at the Jan. 14 meeting.
Poston said that the planning and development department saw a logical change for the location since it is a source for tourism and a similar accessory already exists for vineyards and wineries in the area.
"Because it tied back into tourism we used the same thought process in looking at arena uses where they draw in large crowds," Poston said. "So having a smaller scale restaurant that could operate without there being a horse show or event would still fit under that tourism language. Really the language we used was the same exact language that we provide for vineyards."
Chamberlain must still go through the proper channels in order to open the restaurant. Approval must be received from the North Carolina Department of Health as well as the North Carolina Department of Environmental Health.
The board was happy to see the new development for the arena and felt that it would be a positive thing for the surrounding area.
"I think it's a good idea," said Larry Vestal, adjustment board member. "I think what they're doing makes sense and it promotes the county."
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So I decided to take a break from The Stand this weekend, and read some short stories by HP Lovecraft. I had a Barnes and Noble giftcard, and I found a collection of Lovecraft stories there, so I decided, on a whim to get it. I had never read Lovecraft before, but I know that SK thinks pretty highly of him, and has mentioned his name in his novels before (namely, the Stand... when Larry Underwood is walking away from Harold Lauder's house). Also, as a hobby writer myself, I thought it wise to check him out.
I read "The Outsider" and "The Music of Erich Zann" last night. His style of writing took a moment to get used to (I had to remember, these stories are almost 80 and 90 years old) . The language and even the pacing is a bit hard to get used to (not as reader friendly as SK, that Lovecraft fella). I'm hoping to get more into his stuff in time. Are any of you fans of Lovecraft? Ive not met many people who are familiar with his work. Only an ex gf in college who used to call him "Lovercraft". I doubt she'd actually ever read his work.. she was a bit... pretentious..


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Sugarbush Resort and Mad River Glen are hosting a joint press conference to coincide with Sugarbush's Community Day and Mad River Glen's Green and Gold Weekend, both slated for this weekend.
The press conference comes on the heels of the two ski areas' announcement that they are partnering to offer joint season passes for the first time in their 54-year history.
The two resorts have teamed up to offer a joint ski pass good for Lincoln Peak, Mount Ellen and Mad River Glen. The two resorts have also teamed up on a "Ski the Valley PLUS" lift ticket that is good for all three mountains.
Sugarbush Resort president and owner Win Smith, Sugarbush VP of marketing Candice White, Mad River Glen general manager Jamey Wimble and Mad River Glen director of marketing Eric Friedman will participate in the press conference.
The joint press conference takes place on Saturday, October 6, at 9 a.m. at Sugarbush and during the Mad River Glen annual co-op shareholders' town meeting that afternoon at 5 p.m. At that meeting, Mad River Glen co-op shareholders and the public will have a chance to preview architectural renderings for a new base area master plan.
In 1958, a decade after Mad River Glen first cranked up its Single Chair, Damon Gadd decided to start a new ski area a few miles down the ridge. He needed local know-how so he took on Mad River Glen's general manager, Jack Murphy, as a partner in the new venture. Rumor has it that the negotiations actually took place in the Mad River Glen Basebox Lodge.
The new ski area was called Sugarbush Valley and the folks at Mad River were not too thrilled about their general manager being pilfered from them and having a competitor encroaching on their territory, according to local lore.
The situation was further muddled five years later when Walt Elliot opened Glen Ellen (now Sugarbush's Mount Ellen) along the same ridge right in between Mad River and Sugarbush (Sugarbush merged with Glen Ellen in 1979). The Mad River Valley had three ski areas all within a few miles along the spine of the Green Mountains. But over the years the Mad River Valley's potentially distinct marketing advantage was never taken advantage of and what ensued instead was a decades-long, oftentimes tense, adversarial and competitive relationship, explained Sugarbush spokesperson Patrick Brown.
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C2C is not be yet a household name for the electro/urban music enthusiast. But the three-lettername is nonetheless legendary in the world of "turntablism", a highly technical yet intensely musical discipline, with performers using turntables as a bona fide musical instrument.
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"We had to close the loop", they say with a single voice. C2C's true purpose, beyond competition, has always been to produce music, or rather to devise a brand new way to create and perform music. Now in their thirties, and freed from the constraints of the competition circuit, the quartet has matured, without losing any of its enthusiasm and energy. Rather than relying on borrowed samples and scratches, C2C has recorded an extensive palette of instruments: strings, brass, guitar, bass, keys, etc., often played on vintage instruments and equipment to capture the elusive "seventies sound" they so cherish. The result is an acrobatic yet deeply melodic and atmospheric series of pieces, a uniquely electrifying blend of electro, soul and hip-hop moods.
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The Phoenix Suns find themselves in a tough spot.
After Monday's loss to Oklahoma City, Phoenix is 13-27 -- the second-worst record in the Western Conference and fifth-worst in the league.
Even though they're trying to win games, there is very little reason to believe that this version of the Suns will be able to turn things around and compete for a playoff spot, which they're currently 8.5 games out of.
Another part of the problem is that the Suns aren't one of the younger teams in the league, either. With an average age of 26.5, Phoenix is the 12th-oldest team in the league, which begs the question: when does head coach Alvin Gentry start playing the younger players more?
"I would say we're probably moving in that direction and we're getting real close from that standpoint," he said following Tuesday's practice. "Obviously, we're struggling to win games and if you're going to do that, you've got to try to have something positive come out of it.
"That's one of the things that you can do, you can look at your young players and see where they are and give them quality minutes out on the floor to see if you can get them into the position where they can be better by the end of the season."
That could mean Suns fans will see a lot more of first round pick Kendall Marshall, who has logged only 52 minutes in the team's first 40 games. It could also mean more Wes Johnson and Luke Zeller, who have also played sparingly this season.
The question that lingers is when does Gentry opt to go in that direction? He admits the decision is not his alone.
"Along with Robert, I think it's something we would discuss and sit down and try to decide what is best and understand that from the standpoint that there might be other things more important things than the win-loss record at this stage."
The potential pitfall with that roster strategy is it possibly sends the message to the fan base that you've given up on the 2012-13 season. Although some fans are already onboard with the movement, it could be a tough sell to some.
"You've got to do it from the standpoint of saying obviously this year is not going as we anticipated and now we're in a situation where we have to have start looking to the future, and if we're looking to the future, we've got to play young guys and get them in a situation where we figure out what exactly we have."
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Voted an Academic All-American by the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches (ACPWC) for a second straight season ... Named an Honorable Mention All-American by the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches (ACWPC) … Also named First Team All-Big West Conference in addition to being named to the league's All-Academic team … Scored 50 goals, second-best on the Matadors and eleventh-best in the conference … Scored a season-high five goals against Occidental (3/2/13) … Scored two or more goals in 14 games … A shooting percentage of .355 … Collected 29 field blocks, second-best on the team … Collected three steals against UC San Diego (1/26/13), Concordia (2/2/13), Occidental (3/14/13), UC San Diego (3/16/13) and UCSB (4/19/13) … Collected three assists against Sonoma State (1/27/13), UC San Diego (2/10/13) and Indiana (3/17/13) … Has 115 career goals, tenth-best in school history … Has 308 shooting attempts in two seasons at CSUN, seventh-best in school history … Her 141 field goal attempts in 2013 was eleventh-best for a single season in CSUN history … A career shooting percentage of .373 (115-for-308) is ninth-best in school history.
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Honorable Mention All-American by the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches (ACWPC) ... First Team All-Big West Conference ... Named Team co-MVP along with teammate Jenny Jamison ... The Big West Freshman of the Year, and Second Team All-Big West … Co-MVP (Offense) … Also voted CSUN Rookie of the Year … Named All-Academic by the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches (ACWPC) … A rising star in water polo at Cal State Northridge … Became the first Matador in school history to claim Big West Freshman of the Year accolades … Finished third in the Big West Conference with 65 goals … Her 65 goals tied for the sixth-best total in CSUN history while qualifying her for ninth-most in Big West history … Compiled a .389 (65-for-167) shooting percentage … Young's production helped the Matadors finish the year with a school record 378 goals, surpassing the old mark of 371 by the 2010 squad … Attempted 167 shots, #1 on the team and fifth-best for a single season in school history … Led the team in kick outs drawn with 64 (#5 for a single season in school history) … Scored at least one goal in 28 of the 39 games played … Scored a career-high five goals against #13 Hartwick (2/4/12) … Scored at least two goals in 20 games … The team's leading scorer in nine games … Tallied four goals against Fresno Pacific (3/2/12), Occidental (3/13/12), Bucknell (3/18/12) and La Verne (4/22/12) … Scored three goals in four games.
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Earned numerous post-season honors during her tenure at Fountain Valley High School ... A two-time MVP varsity water polo player ... Voted all-league several times ... Has also played for the Huntington Beach Water Polo Club ... Also an outstanding student ranking in the top five percent of her senior class with a 4.41 grade point average ... Named a USA Water Polo Academic All-American ... Brings tremendous size, strength and speed to the center position, according to the Matador coaching staff ... Will make an immediate impact in the CSUN water polo program ... Has the potential, according to the CSUN coaches, to follow in the foot steps of several great centers who have played through the Matador program.
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Born January 28, 1993 in Westminster, Ca. ... Her mother's name is Joylyn Wasielewski ... Has one sister (Amanda young) who plays water polo at Arizona State ... Her favorite movie is Baeuty & The Beast ... Her favorite television program is Law & Order (SVU)v ... Enjoys q quality meal but stays away from salads ... Her favorite musical band is Lady Antebellum ... Chose Cal State Northridge because "it is a perfect fit for me." ... Relaxes by painting ... Would like to switch places for a day with an astronaut ... Few people knows she paints when she is bored ... Her phone is one possesson she can't live witout ... If she was forced to listen to one CD the rest of her life, it would be Sugarland ... Would buy a speed boat if she had a million dollars ... Can't imagine going a week without red vines and goldfish ... Years from now, she will still laugh about the time she had to fill out this questionnaire ... If she could change the world, she would get rid of all mean people ... Everyone makes her smile ... Her greatest hero is her mom beause "she perseveres in every aspect of life while maintaining a high spirit" ... Marine Biology major.


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MARANA, Ariz. — Matt Kuchar finally put Hunter Mahan in a hole and then answered every challenge Sunday to win the Match Play Championship.
Mahan had gone 169 holes over 11 matches without trailing in this wild tournament until Kuchar won the fourth hole of their championship match with a par, and Mahan never caught up. Kuchar took advantage of a series of miscues to build a 4-up lead at the turn, and then held off a noble challenge by the defending champion.
There was never a dull moment on the back nine. Only two holes were halved, and those were with birdies.
But for all the great shots, the match ended when Mahan went from a tough lie in the bunker to a bush in the desert, and it took him four shots to reach the 17th green. Kuchar wound up winning, 2 and 1, when Mahan removed the stocking cap he used to fight the cold desert air and conceded Kuchar a short birdie putt.
It was the first World Golf Championship title for Kuchar, and it follows a year in which he won The Players Championship. Kuchar became the second player in the last three years to win the Match Play Championship without ever playing the 18th hole.
"It seems like each hole there's so much momentum riding and so much pressure on every hole," Kuchar said. "To come out on top after six matches of playing the top 64 guys in the world, it's an incredible feeling."
Mahan was trying to join Tiger Woods as the only back-to-back winners, and he gave it a good shot despite the big deficit halfway through the match.
"Just had a bad stretch against Matt on the front nine there that put me just a little bit too far behind," Mahan said.
Mahan hit a tee shot into about 10 feet on the par-3 12th, the momentum squarely on his side. Kuchar, however, followed with an 8-iron to just inside 15 feet and made the birdie putt.
"The shot was certainly good, but the putt was really crucial, and when that went in, I felt like I was still in control of the match," Kuchar said. On the par-5 13th, Mahan hit a poor approach from the fairway and Kuchar got up-and-down to restore his lead to 3 up.
Mahan won the 16th with a two-putt par when Kuchar's tee shot bounced off the corporate tents behind the green, and it look as though the match would go down the 18th for the first time in nine matches for Kuchar. Both hit into the fairway bunker, but Mahan's ball was slightly sunk in the sand, and his approach never came close to reaching the green. Instead, it rolled through a patch of desert until it lodged in a bush.
Kuchar's record in this event improved to 15-3, the highest winning percentage of anyone who has played at least 10 matches.He played 96 holes and only trailed after four holes all week.
It was the first all-American final in five years at the Match Play Championship, and Kuchar's win gave the Americans a clean sweep of the PGA Tour's West Coast Swing for the second straight year.
He moves to No. 8 in the world and picked up $1.5 million, and now has earned just over $3.2 million from his last two wins.
Kuchar and Woods are the only former U.S. Amateur champions to win the Match Play Championship. Kuchar won the Amateur in 1997, the year after Woods turned pro. He recalls being in the semifinals with three Walker Cup players and feeling out of his league.
That wasn't the case this year, even against Mahan. Collectively, they have a 27-4 record at this event the last three years.
"The difference today I think is just all that experience now," Kuchar said. "I step up to a first tee and I feel confident and I feel like I belong out here. Back in `97, I was so new to it, I wasn't sure I belonged. I loved being out there, but it was ... I was way more nervous than I am today. "
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I would like to correct some of the information that was reported in last week's (November 1) article regarding the petitioned special Town Meeting warned for December 10 in Duxbury.
I was a member of the committee appointed in 2006 by the select board to study space issues at the Town Office.
Our committee was not a continuation of the Town Garage Committee as stated (that committee was dissolved by the select board in early 2005 upon completion of the new Town garage).
You also received incorrect information that the "Town Office Committee" circulated the petition calling for a special Town Meeting to discuss plans for the addition to the Town Office, and that the "Town Office Committee" was eager to bid out the project.
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LONDON (AP) - The ex-chief executive of failed British bank HBOS wants to be stripped of his knighthood following a scathing report from the parliamentary banking standards committee.
James Crosby says he'll also give up 30 percent of his 580,000 pound ($887,000) annual pension after lawmakers blamed executives' "toxic" decisions for the bank's downfall.
Last week legislators accused Crosby and two other executives of failures in judgment that led the bank to the brink of collapse.
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KEUKA PARK, NY – With the team's most impressive team and individual career stats earned yet this season, the Hilbert College men's volleyball didn't have enough gas in the tank to steal a road non-conference victory from Keuka College March 27. The Storm (6-15) survived an impressive effort from the Hawks, who dropped a 3-1 match in the Weed Physical Arts Center at Keuka.
Junior Adam Weaver finished with a career-high 23 kills and added 11 digs and 3 blocks. Senior Scott Ross {in photo} , who has been playing injured all season, produced a season-high 11 kills and 5 total blocks. Sophomore David Mellerski, the man who set those two hitters up, ended with season-highs of 43 assists and 15 digs. And sophomore libero Ryan Ratajczak continued his string of double-digit digs as he elevated 24 balls back into play while senior Fred Sickau added four service aces to the team's offensive effort.
Hilbert jumped out on Keuka, winning the first set (25-22) before they put up a valiant effort in the final three games. The Storm had all they could handle winning 26-24, 25-20, and 28-26 to claim the win.
In the fourth set, Hilbert (5-17) held a 10-3 and 20-15 lead before the Storm rallied and escaped with the narrow victory.
The Hawks dominated the team stats and won the offensive net battles with more kills (52-39) and sets (47-38). Hilbert earned 7 service aces and the two teams were almost identical in hitting percentages (.149 vs. 148). Keuka was credited with 16 total team blocks whereas Hilbert finished with a respectable 8 blocks.
Hilbert will regroup before they travel to Wells College March 30th to participate in a tri-match with the hosts and Thiel College. They finish their 2013 schedule with back-to-back home games, April 3 vs. Penn State Behrend and April 9 against Thiel.
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Since 1970, LGBT communities all over the world celebrate June as Gay Pride Month to commemorate the Stonewall Riots of 1969 that sparked the gay rights movement in America. We come together as one alongside our allies to educate and celebrate love, acceptance and diversity of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.
As you come out and celebrate, don't forget the struggles and strife those before us have endured as they strove for our equality, acceptance and legal rights. We have come a long way in the 45 years since the Stonewall Riots but we still have a long way to go.
Here is a list of gay pride events in the tri-state area that run from late May all the way into September. Happy Gay Pride Month, everyone!
- 6th Annual TransOhio Trans & Ally Symposium: May 30-June 1. This three-day symposium at Ohio State University in Columbus includes over 40 educational and supportive workshops related to the transgender community including health care, surgery, schooling, safety, relationships and youth issues. www.TransOhio.wordpress.com
- Cincinnati Pride: May 30-31. The 40th Cincinnati Pride Festival and Parade is the oldest in the state. Come out and celebrate four decades of pride with a pub crawl, parade, live entertainment, fireworks display and family fun zone at Sawyer Point. www.Cincinnatipride.org.
- Ferndale Pride: May 31. The 4th Annual Pride Street Festival in downtown Ferndale, Michigan, will host a 5K rainbow run, live entertainment, drag shows, LGBT vendors, dance stage and more. www.FerndalePride.com
- Bowling Green Lavender Women Picnic: June 5. This event will be held at the Bowling Green City Park in the Stone Shelter House, rain or shine, from 5:30 p.m. until dusk. Bring a dish to share, family and friends. (419) 410-4310
- Detroit Pride: June 7-8. Motor City Pride celebrates 43 years with a parade and festival on the riverfront at Hart Plaza in downtown Detroit. Events include a commitment ceremony, family picnic, dance pavilions, live entertainment and so much more. www.MotorCityPride.org
- Youngstown Pride: June 7. The 6th Annual Pride Festival and Parade will host live entertainment, door prizes, a beer tent, arcade games, puppet shows for kids and family fun. Downtown on Central Square from noon until 9 p.m. www.PrideYoungstown.org.
- Bowling Green Pride Picnic: June 14. The 2nd Annual Bowling Green Pride Picnic will be held at the Bowling Green City Park in the Kiwanis shelter house from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. Bring a dish to share and your friends, family and pride.
- Cedar Point Gay Day: June 15. An annual tradition for decades, the LGBT community invades Cedar Point on Father's Day. This event is neither endorsed nor denied by the park and all are welcome. www.CedarPoint.com The after-hours party continues at Sandusky's only gay bar, Crowbar, 206 W. Water St. www.SanduskyCrowbar.com.
- Columbus Pride: June 20-21. The state's largest pride celebration marks 33 years in Columbus. A two-day event filled with a huge parade, festival, pride brunch, Jaeger Run for Pride 5K, fashion show and live entertainment including Crystal Bowersox. Downtown Columbus at Goodale Park on the riverfront.www.ColumbusPride.org.
- Cleveland Pride: June 28. The 26th annual Cleveland Pride Parade, Rally and Festival will take place at Voinovich Park. www.ClevelandPride.org.
- Detroit African-American Pride: July 22-27. The 19th Hotter Than July celebration is the United States' second oldest African-American LGBT social justic rally. Six days packed with a film festival, boat rides, youth summit, workshops, picnics, candlelight vigil and more. www.hotterthanjuly.org.
- Fort Wayne Pride: July 25-26.The 18th Fort Wayne Pride Festival will host workshops, live entertainment, vendors, a beer tent, tournaments, kid space and family fun. Held in downtown Fort Wayne at Headwaters Park. www.FWPride.org.
- Gay Games 9: Aug. 9-16. Cleveland will host the 9th International Gay Games with over 35 sports and cultural events. Join the festivals, ceremonies, performances, parties and more as 30,000-plus people, including 11,000 participants, are expected to invade northeast Ohio for the world's largest diverse sporting and cultural event. www.GG9CLE.com.
- Toledo Pride: Aug. 22-24. The 5th Annual Toledo Pride weekend kicks off Friday, Aug. 22, with Pride Night Glo 5K and 1-mile fun run, walk and roll at 8:30 p.m. at the University of Toledo main campus. Saturday is the main day with the Pride Parade and Festival in Downtown Toledo at Promenade Park with live entertainment, food and drink, over 60 LGBT vendors, boat rides and community networking. Sunday, Aug. 24, wraps up the events with a Sunday Fun Day geared toward family activities including an ice cream social, picnic, face-painting, games with prizes and more. www.ToledoPride.com.
- Kings Island Pride Night: Sept. 5. For the 18th year, Kings Island in Cincinnati will host this annual fundraiser for the Gay and Lesbian Community Center of Greater Cincinnati. Live entertainment, drag queens and free parking. www.cincyglbt.com/pride-night.
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Thursday, June 16, 2011
My Book, Orthodoxy and Catholicism: A Comparison, to be Read by Bishops and Priests in the Czech Republic
I received a letter from Bishop Ladislav Hučko: Bishop - Apostolic Exarch of the Greek-Catholic Church, in Prague (Byzantine Rite). He asked for permission to reprint up to 200 copies of my book, Orthodoxy and Catholicism: A Comparison (already translated into Czech) for his priests and fellow Czech bishops.
There are eight Bohemian bishops in the Czech Republic and five Moravian bishops. The country has eight dioceses and an Apostolic Exarchate. In the Archdiocese of Prague alone there are 378 parishes with 216 priests, serving 370,000 Catholics. It's not clear exactly who will receive copies of my book, but it appears to be all priests and bishops.
This is extremely exciting news. I don't receive one cent, but that is quite beside the point. I never began this apostolate with the motive to make a lot of money. I just need to pay my bills and support my family of six. God has always provided our needs, since I've been doing this full-time (beginning in December 2001). My goal and purpose is to spread the word of the gospel and of the fullness of faith to be found in the Catholic Church. Various of my books or papers have also been translated into Spanish, Portugese, French, and probably some other languages, too. Therefore, I was more than happy to grant permission, free of any charge or royalties.
All I asked Bishop Ladislav in return, was for his prayers for my apostolate, and the prayers of anyone receiving my book. God's grace and prayer are ultimately the causes of any fruits achieved in this work. I simply need to be obedient to my calling. As Jesus said: "the harvest is ready . . ."
4 comments:
- Dave Armstrong said...
On a humorous note, this occurrence again puts the lie to the anti-Catholic myth (oft-stated, and several times in direct reference to myself an/or other apologists) that there is some huge gap between lay apologetics and the priests and bishops of the Catholic Church.
Here is a bishop who oversaw translation of my (what he thought was "excellent") book into Czech, then asked permission to distribute 200 of them to his fellow bishops and priests in the Czech Republic. Doesn't sound like a huge dichotomy there to me. Does it to anyone who is not a already an anti-Catholic bigot?
- Tue Jun 07, 01:27:00 PM EDT
- Paul said...
Good news! I pray that this will be of particular use in helping the Catholic Church further dialogue with the Orthodox Church in a spirit of Christian charity and from a position of better self-understanding.
Can I thank you for your site. I have always found it a reasuring place to visit and browse around - especially when I'm feeling particularly 'attacked' as a Catholic and as a Christian. You always have something constructive to say and are always civil, imo.
I have a quick question on a related topic. Have you ever read a book called The Byzantine Lists: Errors of the Latins by T M Kolbaba? It's been on my Amazon wish list for ages but is now completely unavailable! I was intrigued by the description and the exerpt on Google Books and I am also struggling to find reviews.
I should have bought it when I had the chance!!!
- Fri Jun 10, 11:23:00 AM EDT
- Dave Armstrong said...
Hi Paul,
Thanks for your very kind words. I greatly appreciate them.
I haven't read that book. It sounds very interesting. It is available as a download, though, for $5.95 (!):
Kolbaba book
- Fri Jun 10, 03:54:00 PM EDT
- Dave Armstrong said...
Well, maybe not. This was by Patrick D. Viscuso, not Kolbaba. You could try a general search; not just on amazon: used book dealers, etc.
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The Mount Pleasant Recreation Department in cooperation with Darkness To Light is offering complimentary admission tickets to Charlestons Inaugural Medal Of Honor Bowl scheduled for 2 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 11 at the Johnson Hagood Stadium.
Mount Pleasant Town Councilman Gary Santos donated his left over campaign funds to Darkness to Light, a sexual abuse prevention organization.
He made the donation, on behalf of the Mount Pleasant Recreation Foundation and himself, of $3,078.55 to the Darkness to Light organization in order to support sending hundreds of kids to the Medal of Honor Bowl Game on Jan. 11 at Johnson Hagood Stadium. Some of these funds will also be used for training Mount Pleasant Recreation Departments youth coaches to assist Darkness to Light in ending child sexual abuse. It is an honor to support these two wonderful organizations, Darkness to Light and the Mount Pleasant Recreation Department, with this donation, he said. By donating these funds, we are able to send hundreds of children to the Medal of Honor Football Bowl Game on Saturday and also support the fight against child sexual abuse through the training of our recreation department coaches to recognize the signs of abuse. By working together, we can all help end child sexual abuse in our community.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. --- With two minutes remaining in the game, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga sophomore guard Alicia Payne (Memphis, Tenn.) let loose a 3-pointer from about a foot beyond the arc to give UTC a little breathing room and the Lady Mocs would go on to beat Davidson 72-64 to remain undefeated in Southern Conference action.
Payne's 3-pointer, with 2:01 on the clock, broke a 58-58 tie and would be the final field goal for Chattanooga who went 11-of-13 from the free throw line down the stretch as Davidson tried to stay in the game. UTC outscored the Wildcats 14-6 over the final two minutes, beginning with Payne's trey, garnering its 12th win of the season.
After trailing 10-5 to start the game, Chattanooga freshman Chelsey Shumpert (Paducah, Ky.) drove the lane and senior Alex Black banked in a 3-pointer on an inbounds play with three seconds on the shot clock to spark a 15-2 run, giving UTC a 20-12 lead with 6:22 to play in the first half. Chattanooga closed out the first half with a 3-pointer from Shumpert with just seconds remaining and led 32-21 at the break.
In the second half, Chattanooga's lead would grow to as much as 15 points early on, but that would begin slipping away when Davidson found its offense. Senior Taylor Hall hit a jumper with 16:33 to play in the game to put Chattanooga up 42-27, but a layup by the Wildcats, followed by a UTC turnover and a missed 3-pointer, helped Davidson cut the lead to 42-32 on its first 3-pointer of the game at the 14:56 mark.
Chattanooga would get back to a 13-point lead on free throws from sophomore Tatianna Jackson (Atlanta, Ga.) with 13:27 to play, but it would be more than five minutes and just one free throw before the Lady Mocs would get another field goal.
In that time, the Wildcats would outscore UTC 10-1 and force three turnovers while Chattanooga missed its four shot attempts to make it 48-44 with 8:44 to play. Jackson connected on the Lady Mocs' field goal to put UTC back up 50-44, but Davidson continued to push and took a 56-54 lead with 3:52 to play.
That would be their last of the game as Chattanooga back-to-back layups from seniors Taylor Hall (New Tazewell, Tenn.) and Faith Dupree (Knoxville, Tenn.) to put UTC back out front 58-56. The Wildcats would tie it up once more on free throws from Dakota Dukes to make it 58-58 with 2:27 to play, but it would be Chattanooga's game from there.
Davidson, the league leader for3-point shooting was held without a bucket from beyond the arc in the first half, making just four attempts and had just four in the game.
UTC Head Coach Jim Foster saw scoring from nine different players with the points spread out across the roster. Hall led Chattanooga with 15 points and just missed a double-double with nine rebounds and added five assists. She made a season-best 7-of-7 from the free throw line and played 39 minutes. Jackson was 4-of-7 from the field with 10 points and five boards.
Dupree had nine points and seven rebounds including four off the offensive glass while freshman Aryanna Gilbert (Columbia, Tenn.) added nine points of her own. Shumpert scored all eight of her points in the first half and Payne scored all eight of her points in the final two minutes making a 3-pointer and 5-of-6 from the charity stripe.
Chattanooga outrebounded Davidson 40-25 and had 17 offensive boards. UTC outscored the Wildcats 38-24 in the paint and got 31 points from the bench compared to Davidson's nine.
Davidson was 24-of-56 (42.9%) for the game and shot 47.1 percent in the second half. Dukes led all scorers with 18 points with an 8-of-8 performance from the free throw line. Shannon Ericksson scored 14 points and added eight rebounds and three assists while Hannah Early was 5-of-11 on the night with 12 points and three assists in 40 minutes.
Laura Murray, the No. 2 scorer in the league averaging 19.6 points per game, was held to just nine points on the night and was 0-of-6 from beyond the arc. Shneeka Center added nine points in the effort for Davidson.
Chattanooga improves to 12-3 on the year and 4-0 in SoCon play while the Wildcats drop to 6-9 overall and suffer its first loss in league action, moving to 3-1. UTC will travel next weekend to Western Carolina for a 2 p.m. matchup at the Ramsey Center in Cullowhee, N.C. The Catamounts are 7-7 on the year and 1-2 in league play.