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Special IssuesForest Biomass Utilization: The Impact on Forest Resources
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Vol. 25, No. 1 (January 2010)
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The "Forest Biomass Utilization: The Impact on Forest Resources" conference was held May 13-14, 2008, in Spokane, WA. Over 100 forest managers from Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and Montana participated in the conference. Pacific northwest forest managers are now harvesting biomass to generate income as well as for ecological restoration, fire-risk reduction, forest-stand improvement, and habitat improvement. Existing state forest practice guidelines did not anticipate the removal of woody biomass and offer these managers little specific guidance on the amount of removal that is safe.
The conference agenda covered the impact of biomass removal on selected resources from the perspective of maintaining soil productivity, protecting hydrologic resources, effect on invasive species, and effect on stand-level fire characteristics, and concluded by determining how much biomass to leave during utilization. Biomass removal guidelines are in development across all US forested regions, and this conference covered the inland northwest region of eastern Washington State, northern Idaho, and western Montana. Specific guidelines were not recommended during the conference, and the emphasis was placed on the forest managers using their professional judgment to evaluate harvest units for biomass removal.
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Vol. 22, No. 1 (January 2007)
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The Pacific Northwest (PNW) is one of the major timber-producing regions in the United States, and the regional capacity to produce wood on a sustained yield basis is widely recognized. However, several key economic, social, and ecological issues relating to sustainable forestry will play an important role in future wood production of the region. To identify and understand important issues for sustainable wood production in the region, input was provided from a series of meetings with a wide array of forest landowners and managers representing forest industry, small private forest landowners, state forestry and others interested in growing and producing wood. These focus groups identified several key issues for sustainable wood production, and then researchers involved with this effort outlined some of the critical research questions relating to barriers and opportunities for wood production in the region.
The following articles in this special issue of the Western Journal of Applied Forestry focus on several important topics for sustaining wood production in the region. The articles in this issue are divided into three broad sections including sustainable timber supply and markets, sustainable land use, and sustainable forestry options. The sustainable timber supply and markets section addresses questions relating to future timber resources and harvest potential, the role of markets, an assessment of the lumber manufacturing sector, and some of the silvicultural research needs related to plantation forestry. The sustainable land-use section addresses questions relating to land use change, forest fragmentation, and riparian zone management. The sustainable forestry options section discusses a variety of forestry-related activities important for sustainable wood production including public perceptions of different forest practices, forestry incentives and regulations including forest certification, emerging wood technologies, and alternative species such as red alder. A synthesis of some of the major findings of the following articles is included.

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A recent Gallup poll discovered a significant disconnect between what business leaders need and what higher education institutions think they are producing.
Business leaders have doubts that higher education institutions in the U.S. are graduating students who meet their particular businesses' needs. But a separate Gallup study for Inside Higher Ed finds that 96% of chief academic officers at higher education institutions say their institution is very or somewhat effective at preparing students for the world of work.
This topic reminds me of how lender's often treat borrower resumes as a 'check-off' item with insufficient consideration given to how prepared the applicant really is for the task of managing the proposed business. Evaluation is sometimes mistakenly impressed with the "where" and "when" on the resume rather than the "what" and "how."
Two former workout client files come to mind:
1. The former division president of a major food manufacturer decided to pass on a requested transfer to Europe and instead got an SBA loan to open an upscale delicatessen/gourmet grocery in Atlanta. All parties later learned that stellar performance selling packaged foods to grocery chains meant nothing when serving delicious sandwiches and imported beer.
2. A former 30-year IBM veteran who was passed over for promotion decided to cash out over $1 million of company stock and get an SBA loan to launch a franchise baked ham business in Atlanta, home to the headquarters of nationally recognized Honey-Baked Hams. He lost it all and a million dollar home to boot.
Both of these clients had good academic credentials and more than 25 years of valuable Fortune 500 company experience in responsible positions. However, transferring those skill sets to a much smaller enterprise isn't always as easy as it appears.
Consider skills owned vs. real skills needed next time you have a prospective borrower contemplating a major life change.


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The ultimate March Madness office pool, which gives more value for upset picks, was designed by Ted Gooley, a Seattle basketball fan and biostatistician who analyzed every NCAA men's basketball tournament since 1985.
Hey, you, the guy who runs the annual March Madness Office Pool.
You want to keep doing the same old dreary pool that gives as many points on luck as on knowledge of the teams, or are you ready to … turn it up a notch … take it to the next level … bring out your "A" game … make this a whole new ballgame?
Because thanks to local biostatistician Ted Gooley, you can run an ultimate March Madness office pool.
I know, I know, running the office pool can be a hassle.
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You can't even remember how you became the designated Office Pool Guy, doing your bit for what Challenger, Gray & Christmas estimates will be $192 million in lost productivity from distracted office workers during the three-week basketball tournament.
The Chicago outplacement company acknowledges that $192 million is a "loosey-goosey estimate," but amid March Madness hype, who cares?
Anyway, as the Office Pool Guy, every year it's expected that you'll e-mail the announcement, collect the $5 or $10 entry fee from everybody, then nicely keep reminding the laggards who "forget" to drop off their money.
In your own way, think of your efforts as contributing to the economy.
According to R.J. Bell, founder of pregame.com, a Las Vegas sports-betting information site, an astounding $12 billion will be bet this year on the NCAA men's basketball tournament, of which $3 billion will be from office pools. Bell says his estimate is not loosey-goosey, but from his many contacts.
Gooley went through considerable effort to put together his Ultimate March Madness Office Pool.
It is based on his mathematical analysis of every March Madness tournament since 1985, when the field expanded to 64 teams. Most brackets ignore the "play-in" games that now have the tournament starting with 68 teams.
Math is something that Gooley knows plenty about.
He has a Ph.D. in math, is a biostatistician at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and also is an affiliate professor of biostatistics at the University of Washington.
His pool really rewards picking upset winners.
Like if you picked a No. 16 seed team to win it all, you'd earn a monstrous total of 20,940,116.6 points. That sure is a lot more points than your everyday office pool.
That's because a No. 16 seed has never won it all.
But if you went with a No. 1 seed to win it all, you'd earn only 20 points, as a No. 1 seed has won the tournament 16 of the past 26 seasons.
"Mine is grounded in a particular theory," says Gooley about his office pool.
The other pools, he says, even those that give more points for picking correct teams as the tournament progresses, aren't based on any kind of math analysis.
"They just sound good, or are easy to do," says Gooley.
This is the kind of math analysis that his Ultimate March Madness Office Pool has:
P(2,5) = P(2,4)[u(1,1)P(1,4) + u(0,2)P(2,4) + u(-1,2)P(3,4) + u(-2,2)P(4,4) + u(-3,2)P(5,4) + u(-4,2)P(6,4) + u(-5,2)P(7,4) + u(-6,2)P(8,4) + u(-7,2)P(9,4) + u(-8,2)P(10,4) + u(-9,2)P(11,4) + u(-10,2)P(12,4) + u(-11,2)P(13,4) + u(-12,2)P(14,4) + u(-13,2)P(15,4) + u(-14,2)P(16,4)]
You want to argue with that?
Gooley, 48, grew up in Eastern Washington, in a little Lincoln County town called Harrington that's 50 nowhere miles west of Spokane.
He played point guard and shooting guard on his high-school basketball team and also played football. As he points out, it wasn't hard to make the teams, as his graduating class in 1980 had only 16 seniors.
It always gnawed at him, he says, that, say, if in Round 1, you picked a No. 16 seed team to beat the No. 1 seed team, you still got the same amount of points as if you picked the No. 8 seed team to beat the No. 9 seed team.
Since 1985, a No. 16 team has never beaten a No. 1 team.
But a matchup between a No. 8 team and a No. 9 team is statistically a toss-up, says Gooley.
So in his spare time, Gooley began putting into a spreadsheet the statistics for all the March Madness games since 1985.
The first year for his Ultimate March Madness Office Pool was in 2007, and he had about 30 participants in his $5 pool.
Then he had to use his chart to calculate by hand how many points participants got in each round.
The next year, as word got around, he had 70 participating. Last year it was 123.
No, says Gooley, he's not accepting new participants. Organize your own pool.
By now, too, Gooley has a computer program that automatically tracks all participants and adds up their points.
He says that even without such a program, if you have two dozen participants in the pool, you can use a calculator and maybe spend one to two hours in computing the totals.
Given all his statistical expertise, Gooley hasn't done well in picking the March Madness winners.
He's never finished in the top 10 in his own pool, although his wife, Deborah Gooley, an Everett elementary-school teacher, in the past three years has finished in the top five.
"I don't have a clue," he says about his wife's picking abilities. "She won't tell me."
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Tips for March Madness pools
Courtesy of R.J. Bell, founder of pregame.com, a Las Vegas sports-betting information site:
First-round rules
• Pick no more than two seeds worse than No. 12. No. 16 seeds are 0-for-104 in the modern era (since 1985). No. 15 seeds are 4-for-104. No. 13 and No. 14 seeds combined win only 18 percent of first-round games.
• Don't be shy about picking upsets with No. 12 through No. 9 seeds.
• Give special consideration to picking No. 12 seeds: At least one No. 12 has won in the past 20 of 22 years.
• No. 9 seeds have won more than half their games (54 percent) vs. No. 8 seeds.
Second-round rules
• Advance No. 1 seeds almost automatically into the third round. No. 1 seeds win their first two games 88 percent of the time.
• Keep advancing the No. 12 and No. 10 seeds you picked to win in round one. These teams win about half the time in round two (No. 12s actually win more than 50 percent in the second round). A double-digit seed has made the Sweet Sixteen 24 of 26 years. Only once in 26 years have all the top three seeds (Nos. 1, 2, 3) made the Sweet Sixteen.
• Seeds worse than No. 12 do not generally win in the second round. Only six of 416 teams that have advanced past round two were seeded worse than No. 12.
Sweet Sixteen rules
• Advance exactly three No. 1 seeds into the Elite Eight. There's no reason to buck the math: 72 percent of No. 1 seeds advance into the fourth round (that's a higher percentage than No. 5 seeds who win a single game).
• Advance no team worse than a No. 11 seed into the Elite Eight (24 have made it to the Sweet 16, but only one has ever advanced).
Elite Eight rules
• Advance one or two No. 1 seeds to the Final Four. Amazingly, the Final Four has included exactly one or two No. 1 seeds 21 of the past 26 years.
• Advance no team worse than a No. 8 seed to the Final Four. Only two of 104 Final Four teams have been seeded worse than No. 8.
Final Four rules
• Advance no team worse than a No. 6 seed to the championship game. Not a single one has made it in the past 25 years.
Championship-game rules
• Pick a No. 4 seed or better to win it all. For 22 straight years, the champion has been a No. 4 seed or better.


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Graveside services for Mr. Jack McGowen Vaughan, 69, of Cuba will be held Saturday, May 26, 2012 at 3 P.M. from the Clay Memorial Cemetery in Cuba with Reid Vaughan and Rev. Ed Tatum officiating.
Mr. Vaughan passed away Thursday, May 24, 2012 at Jeff Anderson Regional Medical Center in Meridian. He retired from Alabama Power Company after 27 years of service. He was a graduate of the University of Alabama School of Commerce and Business Administration. Jack's two greatest passions in life were Alabama football and his Corvette.
Survivors include sister Jennye Vaughan Causey (Wayne) of Huntsville, AL; niece Heather Jennifer Causey of Nashville, TN; nephew Heath Vaughan Causey (Chris Anne) of Huntsville, AL; great niece Anne Michael Causey of Huntsville, AL.
He was preceded in death by his parents Louise McGowen and Jack Vaughan.
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Welcome to the itsy-bitsy, teeny-weeny, carefully constructed, pop-tastic, strangely addictive world of minipops from Craig Robinson's hit cult website, Flip Flop Flyin'. This is the definitive minipops collection: over 800 celebrities in all their pixellated glory. Any fan of popular culture will love poring through Robinson's ever-expanding army of miniature pixellated people (including international popstars, actors, comedians, and historical figures). Leaf through the pages and identify as many minipops as you can; should you get stuck, the answers appear in the back in Robinson's own inimitable, witty words.
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Known as the Amalfi Coast, the steep southern edge of the Sorrento peninsula, on the Gulf of Naples, famous for its medieval villages perched atop plunging cliffs, with their near-vertical vineyards and lemon orchards, is now recognised as a World Heritage Site.This coastline, the rugged landscape behind, crowned by the Monti Lattari, and the idyllic islands of Capri and Ischia together also make a perfect holiday destination for walkers. The whole area is crisscrossed by ancient mule tracks, pilgrim routes and goat tracks, offering a variety of walking from family strolls to strenuous treks across terrain from paved paths to verdant hillside paths and rough volcanic scree.Each of these 30 routes in this guide is designed to be fitted into a single day, with a panoramic picnic stop halfway round and perhaps a plunge into the sparkling Mediterranean at the end.


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Friday June 26 - Sunday June 28, 2009.
This weekend, as planned, we set off for Menemsha - probably our favorite destination... but we didn't get there - not immediately anyway. This weekend also marked the first sailing adventure for our cat Bordeaux!
The wind was out of the South West - the direction in which the target lies - and the current was coming up Buzzards Bay - while we were trying to go down it! We decided to give it a go anyway.
Unfortunately, the weather was pretty marginal, and soon after setting out on Friday morning, we were in pretty thick fog, reefed main and Genoa with 20kts of wind and choppy seas. For a while, I struggled to get the radar going - and then I thought I had - but then I realized I didn't when a fishing boat less than a ¼ mile away failed to show on the screen. By this time we were half way across Buzzards Bay on our first major tack of the day, but with only about 50yds of visibility, we decided to bear off and head for a safe haven so that I could attend to the radar.
We landed in Quissett harbor. Our first visit there - what nice little spot. We found an empty mooring and grabbed it to eat some lunch and fix the radar.
Fortunately, the stop was short as a setting had been wrongly entered in the radar - so that was fixed, and the Tuna sandwich went down a treat. Off we go again - into the murky waters that are Buzzards Bay!
Our next tack took us back across Buzzards bay, and while recognizing that we actually detoured a little off the close hauled track in order to get to Quissett, when we arrived back on the north side of the bay, we were only a few miles west of the entrance to Mattapoisett - little progress to show for a couple hours of sailing. Still, we tacked and headed south again, close hauled, trying to point Toodle-oo! as close to the wind - and towards Cutty Hunk as we could.
It quickly became apparent that with both the wind and the current against us, while we were making some headway, it was going to be a painful trip - so let's leave this one for better timing - so at least one of the factors can go in our favor! We altered course to make it through Woods Hole just as the tide was slack and before it turned into a torrent in the wrong direction. Through Woods Hole, the wind died and we ended up motoring to Lake Tashmoo - another favorite spot.
In Tashmoo Laurie did her magic and produced some wonderful pasta and sausage for dinner - and a couple of bottles of red really helped us on our way!
The only downer was that the Catalina anchored next to us insisted on running a generator on deck forever. We finally managed to bring their attention to it by flashing a laser pointer in their eyes!!!
Saturday morning looked pretty gloomy and we weighed anchor at 6:15 - destination Menemsha. We quietly stole out of Tashmoo with the prospect of little wind and little visibility but with a 2kt current in our favor. Fortunately, the weather gods were wrong and we had a splendid sail - close hauled in 15kts to the north side of Vineyard Sound, until we were close to Quicks Hole, before tacking towards Menemsha. A second short tack brought us into Menemsha by about 9:30 with one of the mooring balls in the inner harbor free for the evening we were going to be all set! The sail had been wonderful, with good visibility, nice temperature and the boat working beautifully.
In Menemsha, the day looked like it would be misty, but we broke out the folding tandem anyway and ended up riding to Oak Bluffs - some 18 miles away - in beautiful weather, and enjoyed lunch at our favorite brew pub there. The ride home was rather more painful - a definite lack of cycling miles (as well as the couple of pints) the cause!
Back on the boat after picking up some fingerling potatoes, a loaf of bread and fresh Cod at Larsen's and we were set. Laurie did it again with a wonderful dinner - and another couple of reds!
Sunday dawned rather murky. We were off by 7:10 to take advantage of the westerly flowing currents in Vineyard Sound and then the north easterly currents in Buzzards Bay. With the wind out of the north, Quick's Hole was not an option - our only hope was to reach towards Cutty Hunk and then pass (carefully) through the Sow and Pigs reef at the west end of the island. The wind was great - 15 kts again and the boat was flying at 6kts with SOG registering 8! After picking our way through the reef, we sailed close hauled to the north side of Buzzards Bay and then a single tack saw us all the way up to Buoy 10, just north of Woods Hole. From there we struck north and arrived back home in Mattapoisett after a really enjoyable - though cold - 5 hour sail.
What a great weekend of sailing we had... more than can be said for our cat Bordeaux! On the first day with heavy wind and seas, she threw up several times. Even when in the quietest harbors she refused to come out on deck - obviously not impressed with that water stuff. She was delighted to return home - and I dare say, this weekend will mark the last time she goes on the boat...
Charles has now covered about 850km and is getting out to an even wider part of the St Lawrence - currently at Mont Albert, QC
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Revised Sailing Schedule...
6/19: Fix charging system!
6/20-21: Cutty Hunk
6/26-28: Menemsha
7/2-6: Bristol
7/11-12: Abby's weekend
8/7-10: Newport - Pablo's Wedding!
8/15-16: Laurie's Weekend (Bill in India)
8/21-23: Mathew's Weekend - Menemsha
8/29-30: The Vineyard
9/4-7: Nantucket Labor Day Weekend
9/12-20: Vancouver
9/25-27: Boston
10/3-4: Mystery Cruise
10/9-12: Columbus Day Weekend Trip
10/17-18: Winterize
10/20: Haul
Have been meaning to take a photograph of the new nav Station... finally did... It really enhances access to the quarterberth.
We have a program at work - lean manufacturing - one step of which is 5S. I can't remember what it means - but putting things in their place is a part of it - and I adopted said practice on Toodle-oo! It's great - you know where everything is - but more importantly, you know what isn't.
Can you tell which tool is now at the bottom of Mattapoisset harbor!!
In spite of an electrical problem - to do with the charging circuits - we headed off to the Vineyard for the weekend - to meet Cynthia and her new Beau, Arthur.
What a fantastic sail across - just enough wind but flat calm seas meant we were able to make great progress and enjoy the great weather. We headed through Woods hole and went direct to Tashmoo, right over the shallow shoal - it was like surfing!
The entrance to Tashmoo is tight, but very doable - recording 6' at the lowest - and we only need 5... It was very peaceful and the water was flat. We anchored, then sat in the cockpit with a bottle of wine, watching nesting Ospreys tend to their young.
Laurie's sister Cynthia and her new beau Art were in good form - and we enjoyed a nice meal with them at the Brew Pub in Oak Bluffs.
Our return was interesting. Because there was adverse current through Woods Hole for most of the day, we decided to take advantage of the positive flowing westward current in Vineyard Sound, sneak through Robinson Hole into Buzzards Bay and take advantage of the positive current flowing east up it!
The wind was pretty light in the morning - so I put up the spinnaker for the ride down the sound. As soon as I did, the wind changed direction and piped up! So we bagged it. We motored through Robinson's Hole - quite a narrow pass, but very manageable and came out the other side and it started to rain... full wet gear was called for.
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|@loggerheads: Should internal comms be controlled by the HR function?
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Should internal comms be controlled by the HR function: each month, we ask two communications practitioners to debate an issue via an exchange of emails.
Arguing that it should is Jane Saunders, a partner of HR consultancy Orion Partners. She'll be up against Kevin Ruck, a founding director of PR Academy, who'll be taking the contrary view.
Dear Kevin,
As guardians of the employer brand – both internal and external – HR teams have a pivotal role to play in managing internal communications.
The tone of voice used by the organisation should be a reflection of its values. As the function tasked with embedding these values in the core people processes – of recruitment and on-boarding, learning and development as well as management of performance and reward – the way in which the how and why of these processes is communicated is key.
In our view, successful HR functions are close to their business and it is this closeness and intimacy, and the business insight it provides, that means HR professionals are best positioned to develop and manage the range of internal communications to meet the needs of different parts of the manager and employee population.
It is on this basis that we believe that HR should own the internal communications agenda.
Best wishes, Jane
Hi Jane,
Good point about employer brand... This is important, I agree, but I would say that it is a sub-set of wider corporate communications, and internal communications goes beyond understanding an organisation simply as a great place to work.
The role of internal communications is broader – ensuring that employees have a wider understanding of their organisation that includes vision, values, objectives, and performance. It has an information role of course, but really good internal communications is also about generating opportunities for employees to have a say in what the organisation does.
Real engagement – which is increasingly what organisations want to achieve – comes from employees having a voice and that voice being well informed (which is where the information bit comes in). I wonder how well internal communications practitioners can deliver on this when it sits outside the communication function.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that good internal communications has to have a 'foot in both camps'. By that I mean it needs to have a degree of independence in order to facilitate the two-way conversation that needs to go on within an organisation. The same applies to other aspects of good corporate communications which is why I think it sits more comfortably as a function of the communications team.
Best wishes, Kevin
"Successful HR functions are close to their business and it is this closeness and intimacy, and the business insight it provides, that means HR professionals are best positioned to develop and manage the range of internal communications"
Dear Kevin,
Your point on independence is a key one. In work we've done on assessing what makes the difference in great HR business partners, independence is a defining characteristic.
The ability to hold the mirror up to the organisation and challenge what they're trying to achieve and how people are getting there is a key role. Facilitating that dialogue and then helping the organisation formulate a plan for execution is a key role for HR.
I think one of the other key things I would highlight is that real technical expertise in those capabilities that can help differentiate an organisation is also important.
In this sense real depth in the understanding of what and how to communicate combined with specialist expertise in the disciplines of talent management, employee relations, reward etc can be a powerful combination.
I think it matters less where this expertise lies and more whether or not it exists and how it gets deployed?
Yours, Jane
Hi Jane,
Expertise is the nub of the issue for me. The thing is – and this is a moan we hear from our students all the time – everyone thinks they can communicate, but as George Bernard Shaw observed, "The greatest problem with communication is the illusion it has been accomplished".
I think that, increasingly, internal communications is being recognised as needing specialist training, education and experience. And it's not just about good writing skills, although that is very important. It's much more about understanding the business and working with managers to understand what communication approach is right for the situation. Doing this well demands an understanding of areas such as communication theory, culture, objective setting, research methodology and evaluation.
The HR remit seems to me to be wide and challenging and I guess I am just not sure that there is scope for HR professionals to give internal communications the emphasis it needs. Sometimes too, it may be the HR function that needs challenging, which again makes me think that sitting independently is best.
One thing that strikes me though from what you say is the similarities in the roles, for example challenging and influencing the organisation. For many internal communicators this is quite new and organisations can still have a tendency to view the role as that of corporate postman. This is what we need to overcome if – as you say – we are to get good communication deployed.
Back to you!
"Real engagement comes from employees having a voice and that voice being well informed. I wonder how well internal communications practitioners can deliver on this when it sits outside the communication function"
I think you're right that both roles are looking to make a more significant impact on their organisations through very similar means – building deep, trusted relationships with their business customers to then challenge and influence the wider agenda.
It feels as if there are technical skills and expertise that both can bring to bear which can help both to be more effective. It has certainly been my experience that when I have worked with strong communications professionals on major transformation programmes they have added significant value. They have helped craft and deliver the right messages to different stakeholders and have played a significant role in securing buy in to large scale change.
A strong partnership which builds on the skill sets of both can be really powerful. However, I have equally been frustrated when a comms team have professed to be able to help with the challenges of communicating changes or new ways of working, only to be faced with someone who appears only interested in how we police use of the corporate branding!
I think by leveraging one another's skills and relationships we can both have more impact. So perhaps it matters less where the hard lines are on the organisation chart and more how effectively we can work together. That then comes down to leadership, which is a whole other debate…
Regards, Jane
Dear Jane
I think partnership is the key. We are two professions on very similar journeys in terms of transforming not only the way we do things, but the way we are seen and utilised by our organisations and clients.
There are indeed areas where internal communicators do need to raise their game and I think the launch of the Chartered Institute of Public Relations qualifications in internal communications is really helping here. It's fantastic to see how practitioners' confidence increases knowing that there is some theory behind what they do – I am sure it is the same in HR.
I'm not saying that we won't still tell you off about use of the logo (!) but I think professional qualifications are really taking internal communicators to the next level – giving those who previously might have been reticent the gravitas to influence their management teams. But while many organisations and leaders absolutely 'get' the role of trusted advisors – be they HR or communications professionals – from my experience in talking to our students this isn't consistently the case.
The more HR and internal communications can work together to understand and complement each other, the more benefit there is for the organisation. As you say, Jane, this can be really powerful and is perhaps the key to organisations achieving true employee engagement. Now, on leadership…
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LONDON (AP) — When the pilot of his small plane collapsed in the cockpit, passenger John Wildey took the controls of the Cessna 172 over England, and suddenly began his first experience of landing — with some help from instructors on the ground.
"I hadn't a clue what to do to get down," the 77-year-old Wildey told the BBC on Wednesday. "I've never flown a plane before."
Officials at Humberside Airport in northwest England put emergency plans into place and flight instructors were called in to help Wildey after the mayday call went out Tuesday evening.
Soon after he landed, his friend the pilot, the only other person aboard the aircraft, died.
Wildey praised the flight instructors who talked him through several attempts to land before he touched down in the dark in what he described as a "controlled crash."
He said he began to veer off the runway as he was attempting to reach the brakes and could see a wall rapidly approaching.
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A: The wheels on one of my rode bikes were stolen, along with the under the seat bag.
B: My wife didn't have 5$ cash to kick in to the powerball, and her co-workers just hit 100k.
The good news is that the wheels weren't my expensive ones, and the we never had the money anyway so why does it matter?
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so im trying to make a rock paper scissors app activated by either a button or the accelerometer by first doing a short animation which cycles through the three, then display a random image (1 of the 3) at the end of the animation. The animation itself works perfectly fine, but after it finishes the random image does not show.
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OK, after just sending the above post I've had a crazy idea: what if localization causes the problem - and see what: YES!
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Hi tdesorbaix!
Thank you very much for your help!
I've deployed it on Zimbra 8.0.7 FOSS and unfortunately it is still not working :(
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It'll be a superhero thing, thanks Man! :)
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Is there any chance to recode it? Unfortunately, I have no ideas about coding zimlets.
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For more than a week now I've been testing what inqueue suggested, namely increasing zimbra session limit by zimbra_session_limit_imap=50.
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March 6, 2000 (New York) -- Despite advances in preventing sports-related injuries, including laws requiring helmets for bicyclists, new research suggests that nearly 5% of urban teens and preteens suffer at least one sports injury serious enough to require medical attention -- most often from falling or from striking an object like a basketball goal.
Still, experts say, the benefits of playing sports far outweigh the risks. And parents can help keep their future Michael Jordans and Brandi Chastains safe by making sure they take the precautions needed for their sport of choice -- including using the right equipment -- and by ensuring that the playing area is safe and adequately supervised, experts say.
In the March issue of the journal Pediatrics, a research team from Washington, D.C., reports that 17% of all sports-related injuries to the more than 2,000 teens and pre-teens studied occurred in six sports: basketball, bicycling, football, skating, soccer, and baseball/softball. The researchers were led by Tina L. Cheng, MD, PPH, a pediatrician at Children's National Medical Center in Washington.
While no one in the study died, 2% of all the injuries resulted in hospitalization. Overall, 16% of emergency room visits and 20% of hospitalizations were related to either equipment or poor field or surface conditions, suggesting that many injuries are preventable.
"There are certain precautions that parents should take when their kids are participating in certain sports," Cheng tells WebMD. For example, she says, "when children go bike riding, they must wear helmets, and they should have an appropriately sized bike with padding on the center bar. Parents should supervise bikers as well as where they are biking."
Cheng's study looked at all emergency room visits for sports-related injuries among 10- to 19-year-olds from 1996 to 1998 in six Washington hospitals.
Overall, boys were more likely to be injured than girls, the study found. Of those injuries requiring hospitalization, 51% involved collisions, assaults, or other contact with other people; 12% were related to equipment; and 8% involved poor field or surface conditions, the study showed.
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I am planning on taking a c hard drive from a computer I am no longer using and adding it to another computer as a secondary hard drive for more space. The old computer was windows vista and the computer I am installing it in is xp. Since the old hard drive was a C drive, when I connect it to the other computer will it want to boot from vista? I would like to just wipe it and format it for more space. What steps should I take to ensure it is partitioned correctly.
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It will try to boot to whatever the BIOS is set to try first. You will most likely have significant problems trying to boot the system to Vista from the other PC's HDD though as the drivers and settings will be for the old PC.
If you are just going to use the drive for additional storage, just a standard format as NTFS (or whatever you choose is best for your application) should be fine.
Note: The drive letter assignment is not hard coded onto the drive, that is handled by the OS. The fact that you are installing an old "C drive" from a different PC will have no impact. The OS will see the drive and treat it like additional storage.


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Film May Be First Of A Trilogy
It's no secret at this point that we're absurdly excited about the forthcoming adaptation of John Le Carre's classic spy thriller "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy." With "Let The Right One In" director Tomas Alfredson making his English language debut, and a phenomenal cast made up of Gary Oldman, Colin Firth, Tom Hardy, Benedict Cumberbatch, Ciaran Hinds, Mark Strong, Svetlana Khodchenko, Toby Jones, John Hurt, Stephen Graham and Kathy Burke.
The film will hit theaters next fall, but Baz Bamigboye has the first look as Oldman in character as spy-catcher George Smiley, previously played to iconic effect by Alec Guinness in a BBC TV adaptation in the 1970s, and it's safe to say that the actor more than looks the part. Not only that, but Oldman appears to be attacking the role with a real relish, telling Bamigboye that "It's proper work, and I haven't done that for a long time. I've played some amazing roles and I've had a good run, but this is something else. And it's like coming home. I can't remember the last time I played an Englishman."
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Project Area (Community Improvement, Public Education, Safety, Affordable Housing):HCC Child Development Center (CDC) K4 Nature's Classroom Educational Outdoor Play Area
The K4 outdoor play area is in the process of being certified as a Nature's classroom. The play items had been constructed in compliances with the Nature's Classroom specifications, but the plant life and many of the supporting elements were needed. In addition, an assessment by the Sustainability Council noted areas of deficiency and made suggestions that needed to be instituted.
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We believe that the barren outdoor play area for the K4 students is now truly a Nature's Classroom the uses natural elements to enhance the learning of the students. The vibrant colors, the native plants installed in groupings and patterns, the lifelike animal statues (teaching the difference between mammals, reptiles, birds), the bird feeders (that attract songbirds of all colors and vocal ranges), flowering plants (that attract butterflies), and the gardening implements to be used in planting herb and flower gardens (to teach the plant life cycle). Now, the children of the CDC have an aesthetically pleasing environment where they can explore nature and apply learning basics (math, phonics, spelling, biology, and other subjects). In addition, many of the students live in apartments and do not have the opportunity to experience the joy of growing a garden. Now, they have that opportunity to do so and their parents can learn along with them.
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Winterreise (BluRay)
- Type BluRay video
- Label Challenge Classics
- Catalog number CC 72588
- Release date 08 July 2013
About the album
Schubert's "Winterreise" is one of the most famous song cycles that exist in classical music and musicians take it up again and again because of its beauty, sorrow and depth. It is about life itself and which performer does not want to give his or her opinion on life? Both tenor Christoph Prégardien and pianist Michael Gees have their own vision on the cycle. Playing together, a third view develops, combining their two visions into an exciting interpretation of Winterreise.
In this production the music lover has more ways than one to enjoy this Lieder cycle to the fullest. This Bluray edition gives you the possibility to watch Winterreise on film as recorded in the studio. This is done in a beautiful manner with close-ups so we can see the expressions on the faces of the musicians and makes for an intense musical experience. It also includes documentary: Winterreise, Der dritte Weg (The Third Way) with interviews with Prégardien and Gees and behind-the-scenes footage of the studio recording process.
The Bluray edition includes a bonus CD!
This production is also available on DVD (region-free) and on Hybrid Super Audio (with book).
11Winterreise Op. 89, D. 911 Gute Nacht
Composer: Franz Schubert05:34
12Winterreise Op. 89, D. 911 Die Wetterfahne
Composer: Franz Schubert01:43
13Winterreise Op. 89, D. 911 Gefrorene Tränen
Composer: Franz Schubert02:14
14Winterreise Op. 89, D. 911 Erstarrung
Composer: Franz Schubert02:57
15Winterreise Op. 89, D. 911 Der Lindenbaum
Composer: Franz Schubert04:43
16Winterreise Op. 89, D. 911 Wasserflut
Composer: Franz Schubert03:41
17Winterreise Op. 89, D. 911 Auf dem Flusse
Composer: Franz Schubert03:26
18Winterreise Op. 89, D. 911 Rückblick
Composer: Franz Schubert02:13
19Winterreise Op. 89, D. 911 Irrlicht
Composer: Franz Schubert02:39
110Winterreise Op. 89, D. 911 Rast
Composer: Franz Schubert03:25
111Winterreise Op. 89, D. 911 Frühlingstraum
Composer: Franz Schubert04:14
112Winterreise Op. 89, D. 911 Einsamkeit
Composer: Franz Schubert02:56
113Winterreise Op. 89, D. 911 Die Post
Composer: Franz Schubert02:23
114Winterreise Op. 89, D. 911 Der greise Kopf
Composer: Franz Schubert02:36
115Winterreise Op. 89, D. 911 Die Krähe
Composer: Franz Schubert01:57
116Winterreise Op. 89, D. 911 Letzte Hoffnung
Composer: Franz Schubert02:09
117Winterreise Op. 89, D. 911 Im Dorfe
Composer: Franz Schubert02:53
118Winterreise Op. 89, D. 911 Der stürmische Morgen
Composer: Franz Schubert00:50
119Winterreise Op. 89, D. 911 Täuschung
Composer: Franz Schubert01:18
120Winterreise Op. 89, D. 911 Der Wegweiser
Composer: Franz Schubert04:02
121Winterreise Op. 89, D. 911 Das Wirtshaus
Composer: Franz Schubert04:54
122Winterreise Op. 89, D. 911 Mut
Composer: Franz Schubert01:21
123Winterreise Op. 89, D. 911 Die Nebensonnen
Composer: Franz Schubert02:31
124Winterreise Op. 89, D. 911 Der Leiermann
Composer: Franz Schubert04:00
Standard: NTSC
Sound: Stereo (PCM), Surround (DTS Master)
Picture: B&W/Color
Screen: Full screen 1920x1080i
Aspect Ratio: 16x9
Rating: not rated
Language: German, Dutch
Closed Captioning: Yes (German)
Subtitled: Yes (English, German, French)
Run Time: 71 min (Winterreise performance) + 21 min (documentary)
A grammy nomination for Winterreise by Prégardien & Gees!10-12-2013
We are proud to announce that the outstanding recording of Winterreise by Christoph Prégardien and Michael Gees was nominated for the 56th Grammy Award for Best Classical Vocal Solo! You can watch the trailer by clicking on this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-7BLF0uKJ4 Winterreise Prégardien and Gees have performed Winterreise numerous times together and Prégardien has released Winterreise before with Andreas Staier on fortepiano in 1996. The release won multiple awards. Nonetheless, this new release of Winterreise adds in many ways to this former release. Prégardien's ...