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Entries From McKinley W. Buttress 6-19-12
Mt. McKinley: Knoff & Team Waiting at Basecamp
Posted by: Adam Knoff, Mike Uchal, Zeb Blais | July 08, 2012
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Mount McKinley
Elevation: 7,300'
At 3:30 this morning I was startled awake by what I thought was the rumbling of a distant avalanche. Perhaps my mountain senses have an automatic alertness to these deep thunderous roars that will pull me from the deepest sleep. As I poked my head out of the tent door, I remembered where we are.
Two days ago I broke the news to the team that a serious storm was brewing and the risk of staying at high camp, in my opinion, outweighed the reward of a potential summit. Going for the top on Monday or Tuesday would put our total time there at eight or nine days, well beyond anyone's preference. So we packed camp with heavy hearts and set off on our descent.
We moved efficiently down to eleven thousand feet where we rested for six hours. The alarm went off at 5:00 am to no one's delight and we headed toward basecamp at 7:30. By 3:00 pm we were drinking MGD and relaxing in the sun. K2 aviation was optimistic about flying us off so morale, all things considered, was high. That was until one hour later the clouds moved in and it began to to snow. That was more than 24 hours ago.
Now as I write this at 4 pm on Sunday, we have received two feet of snow. Welcome to Mt. McKinley! We have all just come in for lunch after two solid hours stomping down the runway so if the storm does abate, planes might fly. This is all we hope for now, the high pitch sound of propellers and don't think twice about those avalanches in the distance.
This is Adam Knoff signing out.
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Thnx to all for your comments & thoughts—it meant alot to us all up there.
Even though we didn't summit, we all had an epic time—great guides, climbing buds… read more
Posted by: tim mclaughlin on 7/12/2012 at 6:20 pm
Tim, glad to hear you are all well. Look forward to your return to Wenatchee. Bartread more
Posted by: Bart Miller on 7/12/2012 at 9:08 am
Mt. McKinley: Knoff & Team Beat Feet to Basecamp
Posted by: Adam Knoff, Mike Uchal, Zeb Blais | July 07, 2012
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Mount McKinley
Elevation: 7,300'
Adam Knoff called into the office just before 6PM. With a storm expected, the team was hoping to make it to basecamp in order to fly off in front of the storm. The weather didn't quite hold and it began to snow in the last hour upon reaching basecamp. The team's plan to unwind in Talkeetna has been thwarted until further notice.
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Adam and team, was glad to read the posting that you were down to base camp. Sorry your summit hopes didn't work out this time. Thanks for blogging and helping… read more
Posted by: Kris Bowditch on 7/9/2012 at 7:17 pm
I know you are probably pissed about your current situation, but I can't wait for you to be back on the grid! I miss you and I… read more
Posted by: Erica on 7/8/2012 at 5:40 pm
Mt. McKinley: Knoff & Team Descend to 14K Camp
Posted by: Adam Knoff, Mike Uchal, Zeb Blais | July 06, 2012
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Mount McKinley
This is Adam calling in from 17,000' on Denali. We woke this morning to continued snow and wind, with a major low pressure system forecast to dominate the region over the next several days. We have endured this weather at high camp since Monday and have decided to descend back to 14K camp. Even the approach route, between 14,000' and basecamp, can be a bear to navigate in foul weather, and we need to stay strong and focused. We'll begin our descent of the West Buttress and the infamous fixed lines to reach Advanced Base at 14,200' where Dave Hahn's RMI party is encamped. We'll check in tomorrow and advise everyone of our plans and progress.
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John and crew, Stay strong! I am pulling for the weather to begin to work in your favor. You have been so patient ....hang in there! love, deeread more
Posted by: Deann on 7/7/2012 at 11:46 am
Nelson, sympathy for Mother Nature at 17,000 camp. I know you toughed out cold and wind, and I hope you can recharge and warm a bit at 14,000 camp. I… read more
Posted by: Bill on 7/7/2012 at 9:10 am
Mt. McKinley: Knoff & Team As the Wind Blows
Posted by: Mike Uchal, Adam Knoff, Zeb Blais | July 05, 2012
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Mount McKinley
Elevation: 17,200'
This is the June 19th Denali Expedition welcoming you to the first episode, of the new hit saga, "As the Wind Blows." Time flies when you're having fun at 17,000 feet. We're now going on our third full day at high camp. We've determined that the forecast provided by the National Park Service, is reliable as a politician in an election year. Despite the gale force winds and frigid temperatures, the team remains positive. We pass the time eating junk food and sharing iPods as our batteries last. Zeb and Adam ventured to 19,000 feet yesterday to check snow stability and rock conditions after high winds and snowfall. The avalanche danger a concern. They've deemed the route safe, which now leaves the ball in the court of Mother Nature. 17,000 feet is a harsh waiting room, which increases the longing for family, friends, and the creature comforts of our homes. We invite you to wait with us lower 48 as we pass the time here at 17K. Stay tune for the next episode of, "As the Wind Blows."
RMI Guide Mike Uchal with the First Episode of As the Wind Blows
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You are an inspiration! I cannot wait to hear about your big adventure. I'm really proud of you. Take good care and I'll see you later this year.
Katieread more
Posted by: Katie Taylor on 7/6/2012 at 1:49 pm
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Be safe and strong! We are anxious for clear weather! I… read more
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Mt. McKinley Expedition: Knoff and Team at 17,000' Waiting
Posted by: Adam Knoff, Mike Uchal, Zeb Blais | July 04, 2012
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Mount McKinley
Elevation: 17,200'
Greetings everyone! This is Mike Uchal from the June 19th Denali Expedition with Adam Knoff, Zeb Blais, and team. We are celebrating the 4th of July here at 17,000' with fresh coffee and great group stories. We are being proactive at fighting an impossible tent-bound fever with short jaunts outside and hot meals in our group tent, when the weather allows. We'll continue to play this now mental game as we continue to wait for our weather window for our summit attempt. Please stay tuned Lower 48 and happy 4th of July to all of our friends and family from our team here at 17000'. Good bye.
RMI Guide Mike Uchal
Enjoy your time on the mountain. I was in court today in Durham and all the Marshalls were asking about you. Speaking of court—that's where I'll be… read more
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Hi Uncle mike! It's grace and sam. Boudro says hi! (mom says its Boudreaux but i dont like like that spelling) he's very crazy! We miss you soooooooo much. Guess… read more
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Mt. McKinley Expedition: Knoff and Team Check in from High Camp
Posted by: Adam Knoff, Mike Uchal, Zeb Blais | July 03, 2012
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Mount McKinley
Elevation: 17,200'
This is RMI Guide Adam Knoff, checking in from high camp on Denali at 17,000'. We had a sweet climb from 14,000', up the fixed lines and along the crest of the West Buttress, eventually dropping into the basin where camp is placed. What an absolutely spectacular day of climbing! Unfortunately, the predicted nice weather did not materialize and in fact, has deteriorated. Such is life on Denali, where all movement is dictated by weather. We are securely entrenched in camp, with sturdy walls and a posh cook tent. We have plenty of supplies, and now it becomes a waiting game. We will keep you updated.
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Happy Independence Day! Mike R we're thinking of you all the time! Hannah has an impressive ball collection waiting for you…read more
Posted by: Susan on 7/4/2012 at 3:36 pm
Hey John, Happy 4th!!! Sorry you didn't make the summit on the 4th, but the day is soon to come. Just got back from Maryland; very hot - it was… read more
Posted by: Jill on 7/4/2012 at 3:05 pm
Mt. McKinley: Knoff & Team at High Camp
Posted by: Adam Knoff | July 02, 2012
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Mount McKinley
Elevation: 17,200'
Adam Knoff called in at 3:50 p.m. PT from the base of Washburn's Thumb. The team is on their move to 17K Camp to get into position for their summit bid. All is well and the weather is good.
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Hi Mike, your almost to the submit. You will make it to your goal and your dream. I am so proud. Can't wait to see pictures and hear the stories. … read more
Posted by: mom on 7/4/2012 at 4:56 am
Here's hoping that you guys have good weather for the summit push. I can't wait to hear the stories and see your pictures!
Lots of love,
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Posted by: Stephanie on 7/3/2012 at 7:05 pm
Mt. McKinley: Knoff and Team Resting at 14,000'
Posted by: Adam Knoff | July 01, 2012
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Mount McKinley
Elevation: 14,200'
Mt. McKinley has the gnarly reputation for being one of the hardest mountains in the world to reach the summit of. In circles of armchair mountaineers, horror stories bounce around like cheap cigars. What most people don't realize is how much down time comes with living the dream of climbing north America's highest peak.
Yesterday we put in our first "average work day" with an eight hour round trip climb to Washburn's thumb at 16,500 feet. We cached food, fuel and clothing needed for our time on the upper mountain. This was our teams most difficult challenge to date which everyone handled like cagey veterans.
Back to the down time. Of course the terrain on this mountain demands one's full concentration, but so does our time of rest. It is unnatural for all of us to try and sleep twelve hours a day with no darkness. The rigors of rest should not be underestimated. Today we woke from thirteen hours of hibernation and had a two hour breakfast demanding great effort to pull away from. Now we are preparing for a stroll to the edge of the world and then home for more sleep. Today is beautiful here at 14,000 feet, much more pleasant than our ten below nights. All is well and we look forward to climbing higher..
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everybody eat a lot
DG Chris and Michael U eat a lot
John, Tim and Mike R you eat a lot.
Nelson, Adam and Blais eat a… read more
Posted by: shamu on 7/2/2012 at 6:59 pm
Nelson - So wonderful to hear your voice from nearly the top of North America! I will be thinking about you tomorrow as your group contemplates a summit bid. I… read more
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Mt. McKinley: Knoff & Team Part 2 Saying Hello
Posted by: Adam Knoff, Mike Uchal, Zeb Blais | June 29, 2012
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Mount McKinley
Elevation: 14,200'
We apologize to Mike and Nelson's family's for missing their hellos. Here they are saying hi to their followers.
Nelson: Mom, Dad, I'm having an absolute blast. I love it up here. Thank you so much for making this happen. I'm feeling great and getting excited for the imminent summit push. Tomorrow (weather permitting) we'll get to the top of the fixed lines and up onto the famed West Buttress. Long story short, I'm having a great time. Thank you so much. To everyone else who I told to follow the blog (probably a good 3 people or so) this place is way sweet. Wicked fun. Big Rik—you need to get up here sometime, it's fantastic. Lynn—of course I'm winning and writing lots. I'll have plenty of stories for you all. It's cold, fun, and badass. Love, Nels
Hi Susan, Mel, Hannah, family and friends! Thanks to everyone for your posts. Your thoughts mean so much. I'm having a great time, staying warm, and the guides make sure we eat very well. After being snowed in today, we'll hopefully move to high camp in the next few days where we stage our attempt for the summit. Miss you all! Love Mike
Been following the team's progress—sounds like yet another awesome adventure! As promised—important news down here: Colorado continues to burn, Obama-"care" passed, and basically Repub's and Dem's still hate each… read more
Posted by: Dan McLaughlin--aka, Little Bro on 7/1/2012 at 3:43 pm
Oz is on his way to Georgia with the Barteks! I'm trying to stay out of the Raleigh heat—high today of 104! Boone sounds way better with a… read more
Posted by: Stephanie on 7/1/2012 at 9:12 am
Mt. McKinley: Knoff & Team Say Hello from 14K Camp
Posted by: Adam Knoff, Mike Uchal, Zeb Blais | June 29, 2012
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Mount McKinley
Elevation: 14,200'
This is the June 19th Denali expedition sending love from 14,000 foot camp. We received a foot of fresh snow last night distracting us from our scheduled plan of carrying loads to the top of the fixed lines at 16,200 feet. Because of this unexpected delay we are resting today fending off climbers soliciting food to lighten their loads for the descent.
We have decided to pass the phone to let each team member send a personal hey to friends and family.
This one goes out to my wife Birgen and son Liam. I have only tried to spoon Uchal twice thinking of you. He elbowed me both times. I miss you as much as ever and can' t wait to get home to you both…..
DG here. Miss and love you all. Doing great up here and everything is rock steady. Hugs Oz and see you soon. Can't wait for you to join me.
It's Chris. Special thanks to all of you who posted messages and words of encouragement on the blog. It means a lot and gives me some extra fuel for the push up the peak. Nickie - I love you so much and can't wait to see you again after a successful trip. Cheers!
This is Michael U. I hope all is well back home and abroad! I miss and love you all so much. O Sorry for leaving you to care for the new K-9. Grace, HB, Samer, Charlotte, Lulu, and the rest of the family - I can't wait to see you when I get home.
Greetings from JJ, amazing group of guys, amazing mounting and truly an experience of a lifetime to be here. Priorities change when life is stripped to the essentials. Peace, joy and love of friends and family take in a new and heightened priority. Please know I am very safe and that my love for you is growing with each step. I miss you all and have many big hugs in store for all upon my return, especially the new love of my life. See you at the wedding if not sooner. Love, John
Hello fam & friends—Tim here. It's hard to explain what the top of our continent looks like—truly amazing! Thx for all of your posts, luv sharing them in the "posh" (a funky community eating/gathering area). Great guides & climbing team, we're all looking up at the top now.
Love & miss you all—literally dreaming of you nightly—altitude makes for some strange dreams BTW.
Thx for covering me during cherry harvest & all the other "stuff." See you in a couple of weeks!!!
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John, Great to hear all of you are doing fine. We are just home from the "small hills of NC" As we go along in life we do learn more… read more
Posted by: Jackie Winchell on 7/1/2012 at 8:39 pm
What no news fro you Nelson?? I know that you are having a trip of a lifetime. Check in next time the phone goes around. The moms in KC (that… read more
Posted by: Jennifer Collet on 6/30/2012 at 4:40 am
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"Dan Kindlon, a child psychologist and lecturer at Harvard, warns against what he calls our "discomfort with discomfort" in his book Too Much of a Good Thing: Raising Children of Character in an Indulgent Age. If kids can't experience painful feelings, Kindlon told me when I called him not long ago, they won't develop "psychological immunity."
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I know comformationally he's got a lot of flaws, but he is golden with kids.
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Is he going to continue to roan and and spot as he ages?
What do you think the dark spots are on his butt and shoulder?
What color do you think he is?
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A Stroll Down Memory Lane
Started by FCP Bob, Aug 07 2007 10:37 PM
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Posted 09 May 2011 - 07:24 AM
QUOTE (no not baxter @ Monday, February 9th, 2009, 11:03 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
ya srsly why not just make a 2 hour dinner break so ppl can go to outback and get a fkn bloomin onion
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Posted 05 September 2011 - 03:55 PM
Gallo, on Monday, May 9th, 2011, 8:24 AM, said:
days of getting beating by Gallo gone
online poker. sigh.
Geez I wonder what cougar reins here
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Shellac and Gel Manicure Problems
Before You Get That Gel Manicure . . .
For instance, two women observed that different brands other than CND were also used in their manicures, and others saw an inconsistency in number of layers put on as well as technique. "Application is paramount to get the polish to stay on," explained Barbara Brussee, a licensed cosmetology instructor. (Note: We tried the service and loved it.) But to see how you can establish safeguards, just keep reading.
While many women were happy with the results and said they'd get it again, it's important to do your own groundwork. If nail technicians are mixing various brands together, there's no knowing the ramifications. You'll also want to make sure salons are removing the polish correctly, as to not do damage to your nails and/or health. So protect yourself: read salon reviews and ensure your nail tech has been properly trained. CND, in fact, is currently implementing a salon certification program.
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Out at dinner with some friends last night and had a Doghouse Double IPA. Not bad but quite a bit milder than expected for a double IPA.
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"A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals and you know it."
-Agent Kay
Just finished scalping the Bermuda grass in the front yard, and Zoysia in the back. Anyone who has done this knows how sucky a job it is, and how good an ice cold beer tastes afterwards. This SweetWater Whiplash White IPA is just about perfect, but I can't really be sure, as it took about 7.2 seconds to guzzle it. Now to get all this grass, dirt and pollen crap out of my nose...
Wag more.
Bark less.
"Every bottle is its own learning experience." -- Sensei Ox-sama
Sounds like you earned that one, Joe! I'll pop an IPA to drink with you. Devil's Backbone from VA.
Gorgeous spring day, manning the grill w a Gumballhead in tow.
Gumballhead is a great spring day beer! Grabbed some today myself, along with a pack of Chillwave.
Funny. Chillwave was next up to bat. And then an OB Deviant. Next, huddled around an outdoor fire w something...Blakkr?
Popped a GI BCBBW with brunch. It does not pair well with eggs, bacon and toast, but it got better as it warmed, bringing out ginormous caramel-y barrel notes as the alcohol subsided. Then I had some HA Shewolf, which was quite a bit better when fresh. Then I saw that my local beer bar tapped a Parabola, so I conveniently 'filled up the tank' on a drive over and put one back in 15 minutes. Wish I had 3 times more time than that, but I work with what I have. Parabola is the noblest BBA IS of them all, with a subdued nose, a subtle palate and a finish that digs really, really deep.
Parabola is Richard III and BCBS is King Lear.
"A man comes from the dust and in the dust he will end-- In the meantime it is good to drink whiskey."
Had some friends over and went through a few items tonight Dirt Wolf,Chillwave,Alpha King and some Ten Fidy for the big finish.
"To deny our own impulses is to deny the very thing that makes us human."
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By Beth Fisher. CREATED Mar 20, 2014
Las Vegas, NV (KTNV) -- Today, we are dipping into the PositivelyLV mailbag and talking about some of the great stuff that is happening in our community.
Up first is an anonymous donation of a five-passenger vehicle to the Las Vegas Urban League. Before this donation, the Urban League was renting cars to make the monthly trip to Pahrump to help families in need.
Also in this week's mailbag, a giant thank you to Richard Wilk and the D hotel. They invited Nicholas Burns and his parents to enjoy VIP treatment at an REO Speedwagon concert. Nicholas has Battens Disease and can barely talk and can't see but loves music and lights up when he hears it. Mr. Wilk and the D even gave the family back-stage passes.
When they aren't in court, Cogburn Law offices serves our community. They recently volunteered at Three Square Food Bank. All told, they packed more than 2,800 backpacks and more than 1,000 care boxes of food.
And finally, a way you can help make Las Vegas a better place to live. Donate a baby blanket. Todaysthebestday.com is teaming up with local charity, The Lullaby Connection. They are hoping to hit a goal of 100 blankets donated to help Vegas babies.
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For notebooks larger than 12.1 inches Intel will continue pushing their 2010 Core processors, which offer faster speeds for mainstream laptop buyers and juicier margins for the giant chip maker.


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In December of 2005, a 700 foot section of the dam surrounding the Taum Sauk Upper Reservoir failed and released 1.4 billion gallons of water down Profit Mountain and into Johnson's Shut-Ins State Park in Annapolis, Missouri. AmerenUE assumed responsibility for the breach. After a period of investigation and planning, AmerenUE decided to rebuild the reservoir and formed a team for the rebuild.
Paul C. Rizzo Associates, Inc. of Pittsburgh, PA was named the Engineer of Record and Construction Manager. In addition, a joint venture partnership was formed between Fred Weber, Inc. of St. Louis, MO and ASI Constructors Inc., of Pueblo, CO that would rebuild the reservoir.
Since much of the old dam remained in place, it was decided that rock used to construct the original dam could be used as aggregate for the newly designed RCC dam. Ozark Constructors made the decision to set up a total of five on-site batch plants. Two would be located inside the old dam and three would be located outside the old dam. Four would produce the RCC mix and one would produce the conventional concrete. All five batch plants could run simultaneously throughout the project. Approximately 10,000 to 12,000 cubic yards of concrete per day was averaged by all five of the plants.
As work continued on the excavation, rock from the existing dam was hauled to a crushing operation which processed the material into two stockpiles which would then be used in the RCC mix. Approximately 6 million tons of the existing rock was re-crushed and utilized, resulting in minimal waste, and eliminated the need to haul off any materials from the site.
In addition to using the existing materials, flyash recovered from a waste pond at a coal fired power plant owned by AmerenUE was used in the new RCC mix. Approximately 100 pounds of Meramec flyash was used in every cubic yard of RCC, resulting in the use of 160,000 tons of flyash. This product was previously a waste product stored in a waste ash pond. Through testing and processing, a way was found to recycle the flyash for use in the RCC mix, thereby creating a renewable resource out of a waste product.
Eventually, 2.8 million cubic yards of RCC, 160,000 tons of flyash and 300,000 cubic yards of conventional concrete would be used to rebuild the dam.
The Taum Sauk Upper Dam Rebuild has received numerous awards for innovation in design and solving design challenges including the Award of Excellence in the Constructed Project from The United States Society on Dams (USSD) and is a finalist for the Outstanding Civil Engineering Achievement Award from the American Society of Civil Engineers.
Project Participants
Owner - Ameren Services, Sunset Hills, MO
Structural Engineer - Paul C Rizzo Associates, Pittsburgh, PA
Concrete Contractor - Fred Weber Inc., Maryland Heights, MO
Concrete Producer - Fred Weber Inc., Maryland Heights, MO
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What-if Scenario Planning
Seeing around corners: Mitigating risk and preparing for uncertainty
Top executives are paid for predictability. It's their job to identify and proactively mitigate risk—to avoid the danger before it's a reality. Sales and operations planning (S&OP) helps executives accomplish this goal, but only if they don't fall into the "one number" trap. Instead, planning should be done in ranges—worst case, best case and expected—all along the S&OP process. The ability to identify the risk and impact of plan deviations is priceless. As Eisenhower once said, "Plans are nothing; planning is everything."
Scenario planning is the ability to simulate and compare various business scenario options, and orchestrate desired business outcomes. In today's highly volatile economic environment, corporate scenario planning is more necessary than ever before. Why is this the case? Rapid changes in the consumer landscape, fluctuating commodities prices, unpredictable capital costs—even climate change—mean that executives must be prepared for every possible contingency.
In short, executives must be ready with Plan A, B and C. While it is no longer possible to predict which plan is most likely to be executed, it is possible to identify the range of possibilities and develop contingency plans accordingly by conducting "what-if" analysis and comparing multiple outcomes.
Scenario planning/"What-If" analysis capabilities:
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During these winter months, most of you are probably chilled to the bone and becoming increasingly anxious to trade in your hat and mittens for a bikini and a tan. Luckily for you, we've come up with some of our favorite warm-weather getaways around the U.S. to help you plan a vacation. All of the locations we've chose are currently warm, coastal, and guaranteed to provide some serious relaxation. Happy vacationing!
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La Quinta, CA:
Surrounded by mountains so beautiful they hardly seem real, La Quinta is an easy-to-get-to vacation spot for anyone in Southern California. The dry heat lends itself to sitting poolside with a margarita in hand. (image)
Del Mar, CA:
Located in North County San Diego, Del Mar is a real gem
. Sitting right on the coast, it's warm and sunny during the day with just the right amount of coastal breeze to remind you that you're on vacation. The small-town beach feel is perfect for those who like to sit on the beach, walk by the water, explore little shops, and eat good food. (image)
Coronado, CA:
The city of Coronado is a small beach community with an island feel. Located in San Diego, it was recently named best beach in the US in 2012. For a taste of history, check out Hotel Del Coronado—or, if you prefer more of a luxury beach vacation, try staying in one of the beach cottages or villas at the Beach Village at The Del. (image)
South Padre Island, TX:
For those who live in the middle of the US, South Padre Island is closer than either coast and just as beautiful! Repeatedly ranked as one of the top 10 beaches in the US, South Padre Island offers both Southern hospitality and the small-town charm of island life. (image)
Naples, FL:
Located in South Florida in an area called "The Paradise Coast," Naples is a quaint, warm-weather getaway with stunning white sand beaches. Whether you snorkel and kayak or simply savor a favorite magazine under an umbrella, Naples is an ideal getaway during the winter months. (image)
Maui, HI:
If you're a West Coaster and have a few frequent flyer miles to spare, Maui is an absolute dream this time of year. Voted "Best Island" by readers of Condé Nast Traveler for seventeen years, it's a tropical getaway that should be on everyone's bucket list. (image)


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Q: What will the Right to Repair legislation do?
A: The Right to Repair Act simply requires automakers to make the same service and diagnostic information and tools that the car companies make available to their franchised dealership service centers available to consumers and independent repair shops. Nothing more, nothing less.
Q: Why do we need the legislation?
A: With computers and electronics now controlling nearly every system on late model vehicles, auto companies are withholding information and tools from independent service centers so that consumers will be forced to go to franchised dealer service centers. From complex repairs to turning off the check engine light, even the most talented automotive technicians can't always resolve these problems without complete access to diagnostic codes and specialized tools.
Right to Repair will ensure that all consumers have the right to decide where they service their car, without compromising quality or paying extra.
Q: Would the Right to Repair Act hurt the competitiveness of the U.S. auto industry by forcing automakers to divulge trade secrets?
A: No. The law specifically prohibits access to trade secrets and intellectual property. Right to Repair simply requires automakers to sell the same repair and diagnostic information and tools to independent repair shops, consumers that they already provide franchised dealerships.
Q: Is it possible that Right to Repair would make cars more likely to be stolen, because thieves could get access to codes that might jeopardize a car's security?
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AMB and Born Gifted presents
Ty Dolla $ign
- When
- Sat Mar 1, 2014
- Where
- Studio 8
- Time
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- Tags
- Clubs, Dance Clubs, Music, Reggae/Dub Music, DJ Outlets, Hip Hop
DescriptionDJ Mustard produced several club bangers that have gotten heavy rotation on KMEL recently. (YG's "My N****a," Kid Ink's "Show Me," B.o.B's "Headband"). Ty Dolla $ign's "Paranoid" stands out from the pack with an unexpected bit of autotune harmony tossed into the mix over the spare xylophone synth loop and skittering hi-hats. Ty goes confidently beyond Mustard's self-described "ratchet music" sound on the rest of his recently released Beach House EP, with forays into trap and R&B along with a long list of big name collaborators like Wiz Khalifa, Trey Songz and B.o.B. (Stephen Layton)
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Fryborg Food Truck
Fryborg is a food truck in New Haven, CT that specializes in hand-cut, double-fried french fries served with a variety of dipping sauces and toppings, as well as real sugar sodas in glass bottles. We also offer some tasty grilled sandwiches of both savory and sweet varieties. Come find us to get your french fry fix!
Our regular daily hours of operation are, roughly, Tuesday-Friday 11:00 am – 2:00 pm. Sometimes we sell out early or stay out a little later, so please check our Schedule, Twitter, or Facebook to see our plans for the day. We will try to give as much advance notice about our location as possible, but things are always subject to the whimsy of the parking gods.
The truck usually rolls out on weekends for special events, festivals, and private functions, so check our social media pages to see what our plans are. We go all over the entire state of CT, as well as Southern MA, and Eastern NY!
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A nice sized living/family room is filled with light and has two doors that lead to a spacious deck—the perfect spot for summer entertaining or relaxing with a good book. In typical Ivory fashion, the kitchen is full of conveniences including a pantry and large breakfast bar. Two bedrooms are open and bright and both have walk-in closets giving you all the storage space you could ask for.
Ivory Homes has been ranked #1 among home builders in Utah for 25 consecutive years! Ivory Homes builds beautiful custom Utah homes (estate homes, townhomes, condos and luxury homes) in over 55 Utah communities (including active adult), many of which include rich amenities like pools, parks, and trails. If you are looking for a Utah home builder in Salt Lake, Utah County, Wasatch, Davis, Weber, Tooele, or Washington County (St. George), Ivory Homes is the homebuilder for you.
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October 9, 2015
The Gage County Sheriff's office says a Beatrice man died Monday night when he pulled onto U.S. Highway 77 and was hit by another vehicle.
Seventy-three-year-old Robert Johnson was turning left onto the highway headed southbound about 3.5 miles north of Beatrice. The sheriff's office says his vehicle was then struck by a northbound vehicle around 8 p.m.
The sheriff's office says Johnson was wearing a seat belt at the time of the accident.
Northbound traffic on Highway 77 was closed for an hour and a half and southbound traffic was diverted to one lane.
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Md. Family Dog Tests Positive For Rabies After Fight With Racoon
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SNOW HILL, Md. (AP) — Worcester County health officials say a family dog in Snow Hill has tested positive for rabies.
The County Health Department said Monday that the dog had a fight with a raccoon weeks ago and showed symptoms of the disease last week. Officials say the owner contacted animal control and the dog was euthanized.
Officials say the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene's rabies laboratory confirmed on Friday that the dog had rabies.
County officials say family members have started post-exposure rabies treatment.
Health officials remind residents that state law requires rabies vaccinations for dogs, cats and ferrets. Residents are also urged to immediately report any contact between a person or pet and a suspect rabid animal, such as raccoons, foxes, groundhogs or skunks.
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Torrey Smith Shares Protein Packed Breakfast With Students
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Torrey Smith shares a protein packed breakfast, including milk, with... Foto di attualitàAffollato,Arte, Cultura e Spettacolo,Baltimora - Maryland,Composizione verticale,Maryland - Stato,Proteina,Stati Uniti d'America,Studente,Torrey Smith,Veduta d'insiemePhotographer Leigh VogelCollection: Getty Images Entertainment 2013 Getty ImagesBALTIMORE, MD - FEBRUARY 08: Torrey Smith shares a protein packed breakfast, including milk, with students in support of the Breakfast Blitz campaign. The initiative is a partnership between the 'got milk?' Campaign and Fuel Up to Play 60, providing $250,000 in grants to local schools across the country to help give kids greater access to a healthy breakfast. The event took place at Chase Elementary School on February 8, 2013 in Baltimore, Maryland. (Photo by Leigh Vogel/Getty Images for Got Milk?)


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text: "If you've got little niggles and little injuries you've got to man up and we've got to come together and be strong." (Brendan Rodgers, cited in The Anfield Wrap)That is the message Brendan Rodgers has sent out to his young, paper thin squad. Whatever small knocks players will be carrying, they will have to get on with it. With a minimum of 24 games between now and the opening of the winter transfer window in January, Liverpool's squad will be stretched to its limits. Six Europa League group games, one Capital One Cup tie against West Brom and 17 league games, nine of which are away from home starting with Sunderland this coming weekend. These games will test the limit of Brendan Rodgers' small pool of players. An international break is sandwhiched between home league games to Stoke and Reading which could further eat away at the squad. This time last year, with a much larger squad, Kenny Dalglish did not have the extra pressure of the Europa League. This season, however, Rodgers will have to cope with trips to Russia, Italy and Switzerland before any depth can be added in the new year. Fans and media alike label the European competition as a "distraction" and see it as something that will stretch the squad with no great benefit other than for younger players to gain experience and game time. Not so. What the Europa League provides is an opportunity for the new manager to experiment not only with his personnel, but with his formation and tactics. Rodgers philosophy will not change; possession, penetration and controlling the midfield will still be the centre of whatever team and formation the Northern Irishman selects. On several occasions since being unveiled in June, the former Swansea boss has stressed that his formation depends on the players available. He is flexible. The Europa League provides an opportunity to try new systems in a competition that is not top priority. 4-3-3 is clearly the first choice in the league, however don't be surprised if Liverpool play variations of 3-4-3 and other formations which, if all goes well, could then be implemented in the Premier League. Kenny Dalglish never had this opportunity, and as a result experimented with his system in the league. 3-5-2, 4-2-3-1, 4-4-2, 4-3-3 and 4-4-1-1 were all tried upon The King's return, with varying results. Had Spurs not pipped Liverpool to a place in last seasons Europa League, Dalglish would of had the opportunity to experiment with tactics and playing staff, thus minimizing the risk of trying new systems in the more pressurized, high tempo environment of the Barclays Premier League. Brendan Rodgers has this opportunity. Young players can gain experience, squad players such as Danny Wilson, who's move to Blackpool fell through on deadline day, Daniel Pacheco, who's expected move to join Villareal failed to materialize, and Joe Cole have the opportunity to either force their way into the first team, or force their way into finding a new club. The Europa League also provides the opportunity to try Stewart Downing in the left back position, although that would also block the progress of the impressive Jack Robinson. Adam Morgan, Suso, John Flanagan and new signing Samed Yesil could all be handed the opportunity to impress, especially the forward players who could certainly force their way into first team reckoning and increase the pressure on the more senior, misfiring strikers. This all gives the manager food for thought, even with a bare-bone squad that certainly needs beefing up. Yes, the squad is bare. Yes, the squad is smaller than last year and yes there is more fixtures and air miles to cover. Is the Europa League a help or hindrance? Short term it may be a negative, but long term, for what Brendan Rodgers wants to do and specifically the way in which he wants to do it, it could well be a blessing in disguise. Only time will tell. There are also plenty of football themed online games around, including a few casino games. You can even play a football themed slots game in www.luckynuggetcasino.com/au/online-pokies/. You play the slots with all your football heroes on the wheels instead of the usual fruits and silly symbols!


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The Dust Magnet Mop by Euroclean, with 25 disposable cleaning cloths, features an electrostatic charge on the cloth's fibers that attract and lock in dirt and dust. Textured fiber pile on the cloth's surface is thick and uniquely uneven, for better cleaning results on flat floors, and floors with grout or crevices. Dust will not come off the Dust Magnet cloth for confident cleaning overhead. A lightweight design with ergonomic hand grip and 38" to 79" telescoping aluminum handle give this dust mop versatility in reaching those overhead and hard-to-get-to areas without tiring. The extra-wide 23" mop head cleans more surface for faster cleaning time.
Dust Magnet comes with one (1) telescopic handle, one (1) 23-inch wide mop holder, and 25 disposable Dust Magnet cloths. An economical 100-sheet roll (perforated) is also available (sold separately).
I have owned the Dust Magnet for over 10 years, buy the refills. Love how it picks up dust from wood and tile floors. (Posted on 9/11/13)


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YIELD: 12-15 Bowls
ACTIVE TIME: 15 hour
TOTAL TIME: 24 hours
Ingredients1 (20 ounce) package 15 bean mixture, soaked overnight
1 ham bone
2 1/2 cups cubed ham
1 large onion, chopped
3 stalks celery, chopped
5 large carrots, chopped
1 (14.5 ounce) can diced tomatoes, with liquid
1 (12 fluid ounce) can low-sodium vegetable juice
3 cups vegetable broth
2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
2 tablespoons Dijon mustard
1 tablespoon chili powder
3 bay leaves
1 teaspoon ground black pepper
1 tablespoon dried parsley
3 tablespoons lemon juice
7 cups low fat, low sodium chicken broth
1 teaspoon kosher salt
Preparation1. Soak beans the night before. I also like to cut and chop all my other ingredients the night before, so I can just throw it all in the pot the next morning to simmer for 8 hours.
2. Place the soaked beans into a large pot and fill with enough water to cover by about 1 inch. Bring to a boil, then simmer over low for 30 minutes.
3. Drain. Add the ham bone (place inside cloth tea bag or cheesecloth, as it may fall apart during simmering), ham, onion, celery, carrots, tomatoes, vegetable juice, and vegetable broth. Season with Worcestershire sauce, Dijon mustard, chili powder, bay leaves, pepper, parsley and lemon juice. Pour in enough of the chicken broth to cover the ingredients.
4. Simmer over low heat, stirring occasionally, for about 8 hours. Add more chicken broth as needed throughout the day. Remove the ham bone and season with salt if needed. Continue to simmer for a couple more hours. Remove bay leaves before serving.


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One year of problem, did I find the solution? Experienced Tech!
I have been trying to figure out what has been making my truck act up when it rains or less often snows. Normally doesnt die out (unless not warmed up) but loses ALL power, really loud bogging down, truck shakes, hot egts even at idle/neutral, if I floor it barely does anything but shake more and louder, at higher rpms its not as bad but still couldnt even maintain speed with an empty truck.
Definitely a moisture created electrical problem since it doesnt happen as often when it is cold snowing (less moisture in the cold air then raining). I live in the Colorado Desert so rain isnt super common. When it rains the stalling is intermittent. Sometimes stopping with or without shutting down fixes problem for a short or long period of time. I think this is a good clue because if not moving it will get better but moving in the rain is the worst.
Started a year ago. First thing changed is cps. Then icp sensor (even though I knew I could check it by unplugging but found mine leaking), went to a mechanic seemed pretty honest ohmed out my uvch and found possible change in left bank (not much on codes side/dont remember 8 months ago) so I ordered harness and changed. I have looked for wires that had a cut or open but some are tough to get to. Looked under both sides inside under dashes for moisture couldnt find any. Not wiper dependent. Replaced cps sensor second time. This morning while cold and new snow it was doing it, looked at the idm through crack and there was snow on it. So decided to take a look, was going with plan to remove fender but bolt up front required removal of headlight then researched everyone else from bottom and mine full of snow, ice, dirt so held off. During the process I realized I had cowl to hood sealer strip missing, immediately ordered a new one. I also decided to remove the cowl plastic strip and check the drain and wiring. Looked fine. Pulled fuel heater harness and looked like fuel was in there, fuel housing been leaking. To be honest the last bunch of afe fuel filters I ordered suck I am blaming the design for a leaking o ring and need to figure out which brand to try next. So next time it does it I will have the screw driver to pry that harness off and see if there is a change, but I dont see how that would be it because rain shouldnt add much moisture down inside there, and the circuit shouldnt be fired up when running, so I would think the signs of that would be it just dies and during starts.
I wonder if it could have anything to do with me doing that mod that cuts open a hole behind corner of grill for air intake
My plan from here is to install the right hand uvch when it arrives while checking more wiring. Or should I just wait for that gasket seal on the hood which is a couple days later? Go ahead and work on keeping moisture from entering the area with idm? Replace windshield (its the original)? Order the windshield tomorrow? GEM Module? How should I go about this?? I dont mind paying a shop a lot of money I just live couple hours away and whats the chances of it doing it with guy in car? Maybe I could drive up when it rains. Could be really long drive with stalling every five minutes.
get motorcraft/int'l uvch only.
racor fuel filters are oem and 17 bucks apiece.
you just need the oem cap.
i have never had one leak. and they are pretty much as good as they get.
i might consider checking the idm, it is located uner the drivers side fender, sometimes moisture can get in its connections as well.
have you scanned for any codes either.
what cps are you using? the borg warner cps are known to cause stalling from wipers...
I bought motorcraft uvch harness and gasket/plug.
I was going to pull the wheel well out to look at it from bottom, and maybe build a cover on top. It looked like maybe that piece of insulation that goes over the top had moved back and down. Not sure. It started getting cold and dark but maybe I will try tomorrow morning.
Both cps were international I believe. I checked the one I pulled that I put in a bit ago and dark grey not sure about the latest. If it was cps then why only rain?? Maybe the plug/harness.
Looks like you've done a lot. I think you need to invest in an AE scanner and look for abnormalities next time it rains or you're going to be throwing parts at it for a long time.
My first thought is IDM and the harnesses in between. The main engine harness does bolt on just above the driver's side valve cover... right in line with the hole you made in the grill but it would take a lot of moisture to affect it. Undo the 10mm bolt in the harness and open it up to check it out for corrossion. It might even be loose. Some dielectric grease in that harness won't hurt it.
Distilled water doesn't conduct electricity so rain water coming down off the roof and windshield will really only cause corrossion which will be a problem when it's not raining too. Water full of minerals (especially salt) from the road will conduct electricity but even then it takes voltage to make it through. Chances are that it has to do with injector power wiring which runs at a higher voltage.
So I should buy this???
AutoEnginuity Total Ford Bundle
The terminator round scan gauge won't cut it if I am correct, always wanted one of those anyways.
it looks like the right one. i've been holding off on getting a good scanner until i really need one.
Are the international uvch any cheaper than the ford part?
Do you have a part # for the uvch?
I don't have a part number. I just ordered from RiffRaff I know his stuff is OEM.
I found the problem after some time. It was a wire between the idm and that 42 pin connector above the driver valve cover. It was rubbing and eventually wore it down to copper contacting the engine. Almost bought a new engine harness good thing I didn't those are 800 for my truck. I am surprised others haven't gotten this problem since that chunk of wire just rests on the valve cover.
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Spotted: future princess Blair Waldorf getting into some mischief in NYC's Greenwich Village.
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A tipsy-looking Leighton Meester, 25, was handcuffed by a police officer Wednesday -- but it was just for show. The actress was actually shooting scenes for an upcoming episode of Gossip Girl (presumably for her character's bachelorette party, given the bride-to-be tiara on her head).
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In this section we collect some papers about systems thinking and workshops, or papers using systems thinking to explore a particular problem. If you would like to have your paper published or linked here, please contact Marc Evers (marc.evers - systemsthinking - net ) or Willem van den Ende (willem - willemvandenende - com).
Case study by Marc Evers and Willem van den Ende, who apply systems thinking to a common destructive behaviour pattern in IT organisations: overpromise when you underdeliver, and then overpromise some more... (in English and Dutch)
by Marc Evers and Willem van den Ende contains impressions and photographs from this workshop.
by Pascal van Cauwenberghe is a short and simple introduction to Systems Thinking. It tells the story of Bob the project manager who, with the help of his mentor Jinnie, learns to apply Systems Thinking to the situations he encounters as a project manager.
by Willem van den Ende is a story about changing a situation where the boss is directing, to a situation where a subordinate feels empowered to make his own decisions.
by Nynke Fokma is a story on introducing problem solving practices in an organization stuck in (re)cycling waterfall development problems. It was written for the United Kingdom Software Metrics Association (UKSMA) conference in Codicote, October 2001, and the AYE conference in Phoenix, USA, November 2001
by Nynke Etk Fokma is a story about teaching by learning and learning by teaching as a change artist
by Erwin van der Bij and Nynke Etk Fokma is a story on how resistance thinking leads to resistance and on ways to get yourself unresisting again


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- 1 1/2 lb. ground beef
- 1 onion, large, chopped
- 2/3 lb. rigatoni noodles, slightly undercooked
- 28 oz. pizza sauce
- 2 lb. cheese, mozzarella, shredded
- 20 pepperoni slices, cut in half
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Slow Cooker Pizza Casserole is EASY and also a dish the little ones will also love!
- In a skillet, brown ground beef and onions and drain.
- In the order given, layer the ingredients in the crock.
- Cover. Cook on Low for 4-6 hours.
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Last week I was talking to a friend who said how hard it was to know what to do after Noah and Aaron passed away. He said that he knew that we would probably have a hundred casseroles dropped off at the time, and he and his wife found it hard to know what else they could do.
I know that before Aaron and Noah passed away I probably would've been exactly the same – wondering how anything I could do could make any difference.
But since going through it there have been so many thoughtful and amazing things that people have done for me and my boys. And I hope I remember them, so I can do it for others in the future.
During the last General Conference, Elder Ronald Rasband gave a talk titled "Special Lessons." The highlight of the talk—for me—was when he said, "If you come upon a person who is drowning, would you ask if they need help—or would it be better to just jump in and save them from the deepening waters? The offer, while well meaning and often given, 'Let me know if I can help' is really no help at all."
My boys and I have been blessed in so many ways since Aaron and Noah's passing by people who have just jumped in. They didn't ask if they could help or what they could do. They just did it.
Like Elder Rasband, I know that people mean well and are being very genuine when they say, "Let me know if there is anything I can do."
But to be honest, they won't ever hear from me.
I very rarely ask anyone for help. This doesn't necessarily mean that I don't need help. Sometimes I'm not even sure what help I need. But help has most definitely in come, in so many ways in the last ten months.
There have been some huge blessings like the garden makeover and the fundraiser- that someone we don't even know-held for us. But not everyone has the ways or means to do something so big.
All of these things have meant so much to us, but there were also other things that people did for us that didn't cost a thing.
If she had said, "Let me know if I can ever take Kobe for you," I never would have asked her.
But often, it's the even smaller things that let me know I'm not alone in this.
It's the email or text message that I receive during the day from someone who wants to let me know that they are thinking of me. It's the person walking past me at church who just gives me a rub on the arm as they walk past, letting me know that they care, even though they don't know what to say.
It's my friend who I was talking to last week, who said he didn't know what they could do to help.
The funny thing is that he's helped me so much, just by not being scared to ask me how I am coping each week. He's not worried that I'm going to be honest and tell him I'm having a bad day. He listens. He lets me know that he is also missing Aaron and Noah. And that means more to me than anything.


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Cuyahoga County launches college savings program for 15,000 students
CLEVELAND - Cuyahoga County is launching a new initiative that will create a $100 college savings account for each kindergartner starting school next fall.
The Cuyahoga County College Savings Account Program will be the largest effort of its kind nationwide and the first offered by a county in Ohio.
"It's an important first step for people to especially have the expectation that they can go to college," said Cuyahoga County Executive Ed Fitzgerald.
The program, which is modeled after similar efforts in San Francisco, will initially serve 15,000 public, private, charter and parochial school students in the county. It's intended to boost college attendance particularly among low-income youth.
"I will certainly be talking about college more often," said Millie Litten, a kindergarten teacher at Oxford Elementary in Cleveland Heights.
Litten added that she plans to discuss college in her classroom curriculum next year.
"It finally gives our kids an incentive to go to college that they've never had before," she said.
The $100 deposit can be used for any post-secondary education, including vocational training and two-year, as well as four-year colleges.
"It's not a lot but it helps," said Brandi Wise whose daughter will be a kindergartner in Cuyahoga County next fall. She welcomes the savings account for her own family and the community.
"It can help anybody whose parents have not started or have not considered starting or even had a chance to think about it."
The program is expected to cost taxpayers up to $3 million annually. The county is also considering implementing a school-based financial education program for students to learn about the importance of saving and managing money.