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Editor's Notebook
Join our Editor-at-large and founder, Bernie Hunhoff, as he offers stories, quips & travel tips gathered as he roams South Dakota. Other magazine staffers may contribute here or there as well. Enjoy the South Dakota miscellanea.
South Dakota's Best Seller
March 2, 2015
They say paper is dead. Especially paper books. Anybody who still reads books is buying e-books. So goes conventional wisdom.
But in the age of blogging and Facebook and all the other diversions, book publishing has returned to South Dakota … returned with class and success.
Book publishing, when done correctly, is a difficult mix of creativity and commerce, two things that can be incompatible in rural places. Still, South Dakota has had some good publishing houses.
The Center for Western Studies on the Augustana College campus has produced some timeless and important tomes. There was once a University of South Dakota Press in Vermillion. Aberdeen had a privately owned book publisher, though the name escapes me. There was a Brevet Publishing in Sioux Falls. Pine Hill Printer in Freeman helped several hundred authors self-publish. Linda Hasselstrom has had success with books under a name only rural people would even understand, Windbreak. We've published a handful of books here at South Dakota Magazine.
Just as many of our university and private book publishers were winding down, along came the South Dakota Historical Society Press in Pierre. As an arm of the state historical society, it was publishing a half dozen or so books a year and doing it quite nicely under the leadership of Nancy Tystad Koupal.
Book runs in South Dakota are generally under 5,000 — and often 1,000 or 2,000. The SDHSP was sometimes exceeding those numbers, and by all accounts doing an excellent job of publishing important regional manuscripts that deserved to be bound for today and forever.
And then the SDHSP published Pioneer Girl, the brutally honest 1930 autobiography of Laura Ingalls Wilder. Nancy optimistically ordered 15,000 copies. And they sold. She ordered again. And then again. Seventy-five thousand to date, and now Pioneer Girl is showing up on "best seller" lists.
Maybe the internet and e-books will eventually kill book publishing. But you know what Harry Truman proved about conventional wisdom. And the 1987 Minnesota Twins. And so on.
Success is always nice, but it's especially beautiful when it happens to nice people like Nancy Koupal and her band of book publishers in the little city of Pierre.
Talking Late Winter
February 23, 2015
Weather is always a good conversation starter for South Dakotans, especially in February and March as we await the coming of Spring. We're predisposed to be a patient people. Long winters do that to you. So no one wants to be too negative about the roller-coaster weather patterns that we traditionally endure this time of year. But when the temperature starts to rise into the 30s and 40s, a real South Dakotan can almost taste and smell the season that lies ahead.
Longtime South Dakotans know how to find that right balance between winter weary and overly optimistic, but for newer citizens of the state we offer these examples of how you might start a conversation this time of the year:
* "Just be glad we're not living in Boston."
* "Have you ordered your garden seeds yet?"
* "Looks like perfect weather for calving."
* "They'll be planting corn before we know it."
* "You don't have to shovel the cold."
* "There's not much moisture in snow anyway."
And if worse comes to worse: "I hear there's a X*#!*# blizzard coming!"
This Magazine's Roots
January 19, 2015
South Dakota Magazine turns 30 this year. You can trace its roots to 1985 when the first issue was published — or you might go back to January of 1921 when this lady was born.
She's Margaret Modde Hunhoff — born in Oto, Iowa. She and her family survived the Great Depression, and she began to write as a child. She came to South Dakota to study nursing at Mount Marty College in the 1940s, and married Bernard Hunhoff, a Utica farmer.
They had eight sons, and she continued to write poetry. She was guided by the great Adeline Jenny, for many years the poet laureate of South Dakota. She wrote about good times and hard times on the farm. She still writes a newspaper column for the local Observer.
Three of the eight —including Bernie, this magazine's founder — have worked extensively in journalism but they all agree that she's the writer in the family.
At her birthday party, a seven-year-old granddaughter Laura wrote a poem titled "Spring." It was all the present this 91-year-old Hunhoff matriarch needed to have a happy birthday.
Welcome, Young & All
December 23, 2014
All our readers are special, but Colton Trooien is really high on our list this Christmas. Here's the deal.
We get thousands of new readers every year at holiday time. Most are parents and grandparents, people rooted in their communities. We work really hard to get the magazine in front of high schoolers and college students. And we appreciate every one of the above.
So why is Colton so special? Well, when asked what he wanted for Christmas he didn't say an X-box or an electric train or a new bicycle. He's eight years old. A third grader at Deubrook Elementary School in Toronto.
And what does he want for Christmas? A gift subscription to SOUTH DAKOTA MAGAZINE.
Colton's grandma Marie Trooien and Santa Claus alerted us to his Christmas wish. Marie says he's a special kid who loves geography and discovered South Dakota Magazine at a book sale.
He and his folks are related to Trygve Trooien, the Astoria farmer who collects farm overalls and occasionally stages an Overalls Fashion Show. So Colton's roots run deep in South Dakota.
We are privileged to have him join the ranks of our illustrious readers.
Welcome to Colton, and to all of you who are receiving South Dakota Magazine as a Christmas gift this week.
Our Joyful Weaver
December 22, 2014
Grete Bodogaard and her husband, filmmaker Chuck Nauman, have been hanging out in the little Yankton County town of Volin for a number of years.
Many of us who live here in southeast South Dakota felt quite blessed to have such a gentle soul in our commuity. Grete and Chuck didn't participte a great deal in community activities, but they were apt to show up now and then. And you might catch them at Mac's Pub, which was across the street from the old Volin Bank where they lived and worked.
I looked for them on several trips to Volin this summer and fall, but to no avail. After asking around, I was told they had returned to the Black Hills because of Grete's health. She is serioiusly ill. Our thoughts and prayers go to her and her family.
When in Rapid City last weekend, I attended a forum at the Dahl Arts Center on Seventh Street downtown and felt fortunate to happen upon an exhibit of Grete's creations titled "Celebration of Works."
Grete was born in Norway, and learned some of her techniques in the old country. She came to the United States in 1969, and she quickly spun her way into our hearts and into our art culture. She is not only one of South Dakota's greatest and most accomplished artists, but also considered one of the master weavers of our time.
"As I travel on my journey around the sun I have learned to spin fibers, dye yarns and weave my thoughts and ideas," she says in an introduction to the exhibit. "Weaving is my other language, my expression of joy and frustrations."
Her contributions to South Dakota have brought only joy, and we thank her for that.
The exhibit will be up through Jan. 31, 2015.
Winner! Whereizzit in South Dakota?
December 18, 2014
Let's see if we can stump you with a quick Whereizzit contest! Trent Preszler took this photo somewhere in South Dakota. Here's a hint: the shed is somehow connected to a local food-growing program.
To win, be the first person to correctly identify the location or name the small town that is nearby. You'll win a free gift subscription which you can keep for yourself or award to anyone you wish! Good luck.
Looks like you need a few extra clues!
Clue #1: Let's cut the state in half. This scene was found West River.
Clue #2: Ok, let's try quarters. Focus your efforts north of I-90.
Clue #3: It's on the Cheyenne River Indian Reservation.
We have a winner! Three, actually — Gary Wilson of Volga, his daughter Jessica, and their atlas guessed La Plant. Trent Preszler took this photo on Highway 212 at the Sam D. Horse Community Center, where they're working on a food and garden project called "La Plant Grows Its Own Food." Good luck in the next growing season, Dewey County gardeners, and thanks to all who participated in our contest!
Christmas Jingle & Mingle
Friday, December 12
Please join the South Dakota Magazine staff for a holiday open house and book signing Friday, December 12. Visit the historic Pennington House at 410 E. Third Street in Yankton for cookies, hot apple cider and great gift ideas including our new map print of the Black Hills and our book, South Dakota 125. Meet the authors and get your books signed!
Whereizzit in South Dakota? Winner!
December 2, 2014
Thanks to everyone who participated in our November Whereizzit in South Dakota contest! Apparently there are more trumpeting angels in South Dakota than we realized, but this particular one resides in Epiphany.
We drew William Morfeld's name at random from the list of correct guesses, so he will be receiving an assortment of South Dakota Magazine products in the mail soon.
Watch for a new Whereizzit contest in our January/February issue!
The Black Hills in Watercolor
October 9, 2014
Our new Black Hills map prints are here! You probably recognize watercolor artist Mike Reagan's work — his map of South Dakota appears on the Table of Contents page of each issue of South Dakota Magazine. Now he has created a companion map of the Black Hills that evokes the character and spirit of the land through delicate watercolors. We're proud to offer his work as an unframed 16" x 20" art print for just $24.95 plus shipping and handling. Click here if you'd like to buy the new Black Hills map print for your home or office, or order a set of both Reagan prints for just $45.95.
Russia's Gift to the Dakotas?
October 7, 2014
I can only imagine what Nick Gale will be referring to when he delivers his paper, "Russia's Gift to the Dakotas," at the 22nd annual West River History Conference set for Oct. 16-18 in Rapid City.
I would guess that it will refer to the Germans-from-Russia emigration to the Dakotas. But I could be mistaken. That's the great thing about the West River History Conference. It sets the record straight on all sorts of topics that we don't spend enough time thinking about.
About three dozen people will also make presentations, and the titles are intriguing. Christin Paige-Diers of Sturgis will speak of the "History of the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally." Gary Enright of Custer will talk on Timber Lake history. Gene Gade will reflect on the buffalo jumps and Carol Evan Saunders will remember Valentine McGillycuddy.
I've only been to a few of the 22 conferences. I won't make this year's because of too many conflicts back home. But if I could be anywhere in the world on Oct. 16-18, I'd choose the Hilton Garden Inn in Rapid City for the history conference.
It's quite an event for anyone who enjoys life in South Dakota.
Our Forgotten First Lady
September 5, 2014
Here at South Dakota Magazine, we've always felt at affinity for Amanda Pennington. She helped her husband, John, built the big brick house that has been our publishing headquarters since 1987. She cooked here, raised children here. Gazed out the same windows that we do.
She was sad here, we know that. And she was sickly. But we hope she also had good times.
She and her husband John lost two of their five children in Alabama. They headed to Dakota Territory when he was named territorial governor in 1874. The Penningtons started a new life in Yankton, raising their three surviving children while John became immersed in controversial issues like gold in the Black Hills, development of the railroads and establishing counties and cities.
They built a big brick house and several smaller houses at 3rd and Pearl in downtown Yankton. When John left the governorship, he also constructed a commercial structure on Third Street and started a weekly newspaper.
But Amanda grew ill and died in the winter of 1884. She was just 47. "She conversed freely with her husband and children up to within a few hours of her death, expressing willingness to go and her unswerving confidence in blessed immortality," according to the obituary in the Yankton Press & Dakotian. "The few intimate friends present were deeply moved by her perfect resignation and her expressions of hope for the life to come."
A final wish was that she be buried beside the two little children who'd preceded her in death. The family had bought six plots in the Yankton Cemetery, and she was buried there. But no marker was put up, probably because her husband intended to respect his wife's wishes and eventually return the body to Alabama.
John Pennington remained in Yankton for seven more years before returning to the South. He was buried in Oxford Memorial Gardens Cemetery at Oxford, Alabama upon his death in 1901.
Mrs. Pennington, first lady of the Dakota Territory, remains in the Yankton Cemetery in an unmarked grave. But that will change on Wednesday (Sept. 10) when local citizens plan to unveil a new gravestone designed and donated by Luken Memorials of Yankton.
Rt. Rev. John Tarrant, the Episcopal Bishop of South Dakota, will preside at a dedication service, assisted by Father Jim Pearson, pastor of the very same Episcopal Church in Yankton that was attended by the Penningtons and in which her funeral was held 130 years ago.
The public is invited to attend the brief service at the gravesite in Yankton Cemetery. It starts at 3 p.m. Immediately following the service, everyone is invited to the Pennington house for refreshments and a short discussion with local historians about the Pennington family.
Our New Publishers
September 2, 2014
Forty years ago, I landed a writing job with the Watertown Public Opinion. Just in time, as it turned out, because our son Chris was born a few months later.
Well, I've been writing and poking about in South Dakota ever since — along with raising Chris and his sister Katie, some political tomfoolery and so on. Myrna has been a pretty and nice partner every step of the way.
After a few years of writing for the Watertown and Madison newspapers, we started a weekly newspaper. And then, 30 years ago, we started this magazine with the simple idea that South Dakota's stories deserved telling.
I'm at that awkward time where I'm old enough to know that I probably can't do this forever, and yet I'm good for a few more years.
I do believe that South Dakota Magazine needs a new generation of leadership and we have it in Katie Hunhoff and Heidi Marsh. Those young ladies became friends 25 years ago as horse-crazy kids in Yankton County's 4-H program. They've been working together here at the magazine for several years (Katie for 12 and Heidi for 6). Now they're creating a partnership to be your new publishers.
They're smart and enthusiastic, and they understand something important that I learned through the years: South Dakota Magazine really belongs to you and the other 180,000 readers. Still, somebody needs to see that the postage is paid and the stories have good pictures, and Heidi and Katie are taking on that responsibility. I'm sure their family style of leadership will better serve our readers than the corporate alternatives that are swallowing up most of today's media.
They are also blessed with a wonderful and talented staff of 10 here at the magazine that cares deeply about South Dakota. We've all come to learn that the magazine helps readers establish a sense of place, and to more greatly appreciate and enjoy life in South Dakota. That makes our hard work feel very worthwhile.
Katie and Heidi assure me that they'll let me do some writing, which is all I wanted to do when I started working for the Watertown paper in 1974. So I'll see you along a South Dakota road.
Meanwhile, if you have a complaint about a story or photo, call Katie or Heidi. Unless it's something I wrote. Then please don't tell the bosses. They seem nice enough, but at my age I don't want to give them any reason to take away my keys.
— Bernie Hunhoff
Rolling Onward
August 29, 2014
Travelers were arriving in Yankton by train, horse and steamboat 125 years ago when South Dakota gained statehood.
Steamboats and passenger trains are long gone, but visitors will be coming with horses next week in the old Missouri River city, where a quasquicentennial wagon train will begin on Thursday (Sept. 4). The public is welcome to join the wagoneers for a celebration of statehood on Wednesday afternoon and evening (Sept. 3). Headquarters for the festivities is the rodeo grounds, a half-mile west of the intersection of Highways 50 and 81 on the far northside of Yankton.
From noon to 5 p.m., tours will be offered of a museum-in-progress — the restoration of the historic Mead Building as a new home for Yankton's old Territorial Museum. Wagon rides will be provided from the rodeo grounds to the nearby museum (pulled by an old tractor, not a horse.) A chicken dinner will be served from 5-7 p.m., with proceeds going to the museum project. Tickets may be obtained in advance at the Territorial Museum. Tickets may also be purchased at the event on a first-come, first-serve basis.
A program of music and history also begins at 5 p.m., hosted by Terry Crandall. The agenda includes singer Mike McDonald, a re-enactment of the first governor by actor John Timm, songs by the Beadle School first-graders, more music by country singers Rachel Wood and Ashley Schweitzer, a speech by wagonmaster Gerald Kessler and remarks by Governor Dennis Daugaard.
A concert and dance will ensue from 7 to 10 p.m., featuring the country/folk songs of Poker Alice. All the activities except the meal are free. No beer or alcohol will be served at the program or dance, so bring the kids and grandkids. This is an opportunity for them to get a sense of the spirit of challenge and adventure that has marked the history of their home state.
Everyone is encouraged to dress in western wear, contemporary or historic. Commemorative t-shirts are available at the Chamber of Commerce for $12. They will also be sold at the event on Wednesday. The t-shirt slogan reads, "Happy Trails to You, Until We Meet Again in Yankton."
Who Owns Them?
August 22, 2014
The border between the two Dakotas is unique in the nation because it is divided by hundreds of granite markers, erected shortly after the two states were welcomed into the Union.
Charles Bates headed a hard-working crew that installed the markers in 1891. They were erected every half-mile along the 360-mile border. Many have stood the test of time, but a number have been lost to vandals, thieves and the Dust Bowl. Those still visible have sunk to about half of their original height.
A smalltown museum curator in northern South Dakota contacted us today, wondering how they might obtain one of the markers for exhibit. But there's the question of who to contact. Who owns them? Who can give permission for such a task? We're going to try to get them an answer, and we'll keep you posted.
We know there are other museums with the stones on display, and in fact the Cultural Heritage Center in Pierre has one by its flagpole outdoors. Someone apparently dropped it off.
The Answer is Tyndall Bakery
August 21, 2014
Lots of folks call or write us with questions about South Dakota. But they don't ask about the Missouri River so much, or Mount Rushmore or the Badlands.
Usually it's about food. Where to eat. Who makes the best beef jerky. What town has the best fish fry.
And today the query is about kolaches. A reader from Missouri wants to know if anybody in South Dakota makes the old-style Czech kolaches and would ship them to him.
"My mother's family was raised in Armour, near Lesterville, and of course were very Bohemian. Great cooks and bakers, and I remember well as a little boy, standing in my Great Aunt's kitchen waiting for the kolaches that they were baking to cool enough so I could have one or probably more."
Of course, Tabor is the Czech Capital of the region and in June the ladies there make more kolaches than there are fish in the nearby river. But kolaches are not so easy to come by in the little town during the other 11 months of the year, so we directed the reader just a few miles down Highway 50 to Tyndall Bakery — run for many decades by the Reub family and now operated just as splendidly by Ed and Carol Radack.
Ed says they'd be happy to ship kolaches to Missouri or anywhere. They make them every day. But please, he said, call before 10 a.m. CST (605-589-3372) and ask for Carol. (We didn't talk to Carol, but I'm assuming she's ok with that?)
As for me, I'll just stop on our next journey west.
Jesse James Was Here. We Think.
August 5, 2014
Carvel Cooley stopped in our magazine office today. He's a great old fellow from Bon Homme County, a gentleman farmer historian.
He brought a "new" picture of Jesse James.
The James brothers have long been linked with southeast Dakota Territory and northeast Nebraska but there's been little proof and some James historians doubt that the two had much of a connection to this part of the West.
Their most famous sighting is of course at Garretson, north of Sioux Falls, where Jesse supposedly jumped Devil's Gulch on a stolen horse in September of 1876 as he and his brother Frank were fleeing from the Northfield, Minn., bank job. As the story goes, Frank was on the west side of the gulch and Jesse on the east. As the posse closed in on Jesse, he reportedly spurred the old nag and persuaded her to leap an 18-foot chasm.
Family stories in our part of the old territory have kept alive many other sightings. There's hardly a 19th century barn standing that Jesse didn't sleep in; hardly a 19th century farmhouse, for that matter, where he didn't dine. All the stories tell of a kindly young man who caused no harm and sometimes even extended a courtesy or maybe left a horse.
Mr. Cooley says there are records showing that Jesse might have fathered a child at Santee, Neb., south of Yankton, in 1870. The child was supposedly baptized Jesse James Chase in March of 1870. He says Jesse was present at Devil's Nest, an outlaws' hideway about 30 miles west of Yankton on the Nebraska side of the river, in 1869, 1871 and 1876.
Mr. Cooley lives on the Bottom Road west of Springfield, across the river from Devil's Nest. He brought us this undated picture of the James brothers, hanging out with a couple of young men from Nebraska. It is further proof that the James boys were making acquaintances in our part of the country. If you have more evidence, let us know. We've started a file.
Newspapers & Tornadoes
August 1, 2014
I've never lived in Wessington Springs, but we read the town's weekly paper, the True Dakotan, every week at the magazine office because we're fans of the Wenzel family publishers.
I've always appreciated the way they capture in black and white and occasional color the pulse of their town.
Since a June 18th tornado devasted the community, we've watched with ever-more appreciation on how the Wenzels lovingly record the long road back to normalcy. First, they published all the emergency news that had to be known. Then they took stock of what was lost and what was left. Now they're highlighting and encouraging the restoration. This week we learned that the Zion Lutheran Church, a skyline landmark to the town, stands strong enough to be repaired. It is 98 years old. "And the heart of the church, the people inside worshipping every Sunday for the past 100 years hopefully will continue for many years to come," wrote Duke Wenzel.
South Dakota has some 150 weekly newspapers. A good share of what you read in those papers cannot be found in daily papers. It won't be found in blogs like this. It won't be anywhere online in any trusted and easily-available format. All the above media have a place — but I've yet to see how the online world can do what the Wenzels do in any sustainable fashion.
I can't imagine the comfort that the True Dakotan has provided to the people of Wessington Springs in the past five weeks. A terrible tornado changed their world, but some degree of reality came back around on Tuesday when the paper came to their mailbox. And the next Tuesday. And the next.
We're a little partial to magazines, naturally. But I can only dream of providing the community service that the Wenzels have given since June 18 — and long before June 18.
Interested in Some Web History?
July 29, 2014
Interested in some Web history? South Dakota Magazine writers were among our state's first bloggers a decade or so ago. In fact, the blog was about all our Website consisted of for several years. Then we started adding all of today's beautiful features and somewhere along the way the blog was dropped. But we're always finding or hearing interesting things that don't quite fit our Facebook page, so today we are re-introducing the blog. I'll be doing a lot of the entries, but I'm hoping our entire staff will help because they're all good travelers. So here we go, for the second time. It's just another way for us to share the glories of life in South Dakota.
—Bernie Hunhoff
Whereizzit in South Dakota?
June 23, 2014
Thanks to all who participated in our July 2014 Whereizzit in South Dakota contest! Look for this old water tank next time you're in the Oelrichs area.
We drew Maynard Britain's name at random from the list of correct guesses, so he'll be receiving an assortment of South Dakota Magazine products in the mail soon.
Be sure to watch for a new Whereizzit contest in our September/October issue!
Hunter: Eight Years Later
June 20, 2014
Eight years ago, we wrote several times on our magazine Web site about a little fellow from Alpena who was in the fight of his life. Hunter Mees was just eight years old, and the boy was fighting off Hodgkin's Lymphoma.
It didn't seem fair. He was as cute as an 8-year-old could be with a big smile and more grit than a kid should ever have to show.
But some good came out of Hunter's lymphoma. We don't know the whole story because we mostly observed it from a hundred miles away, but first we watched as the Wenzels at the Wessington Springs True Dakotan spread the news about the boy's plight.
Then the story hit the Internet, thanks in part to our then-new Web site which was little more than a blog. Jerry Hinkle's Holabird Advocate, a community blog, spread the news. So did our old friend Grant Peterson, who had a popular radio show in Brookings.
The story of Hunter caught fire. Teachers, high school students, friends, relatives and strangers began to shave their heads to show solidarity with Hunter. Even the Dakota Wesleyan baseball team went bald.
A single fundraiser, promoted by all the above entities, raised $20,000 on a Friday night and the money kept coming in to help Hunter's family with the expenses that surround such a fight. Everyone wanted to help Hunter, especially those who'd seen his smile.
Hinkle, who still writes his blog, says Hunter changed his life. It pushed him to pursue social media as a means of building community, and that led him to study at DWU. "Whenever I'm faced with a difficult or seemingly impossible job, I think of the 8-year-old boy who kicked cancer in the teeth and I keep plugging away."
Yes, Hunter's cancer went in remission. He kicked it away in 2007.
We got word in May that Hunter just celebrated his 16th birthday. He's healthy and an active student at Woonsocket High School. We thought our longtime readers would want to know.


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If you do customer support for Microsoft, don't post about it on this website. You'll probably lose your job. Over the past week, I've been in touch with two former Xbox support staff. Both people, who asked that we not use their names, say they were fired for writing comments about their jobs on Kotaku. One was let go last week, the other around a month ago. In other words, be careful what you write on the Internet. By now the stories are familiar: teens getting suspended for writing dumb things on Twitter; employees scolded for Facebook albums filled with bongs and whiskey. But how often does someone get let go for posting a comment on an Internet news article? Last Friday, a person who we'll call Bob was told to call his manager at Alpine Access, the work-from-home company that employed him. (Alpine handles tech support for the Xbox 360.) His manager asked if he had ever heard of a website called Kotaku. Yes, Bob saidhe had. "[The manager] then continued on about how someone that was higher up at Microsoft found the comment I left on the news article," Bob said in an e-mail to me. "I was then reminded that we aren't allowed to speak about the company, or anything related to it on social media sites or any related sorts... I ended up apologizing for leaving the comment." I reached out to Alpine Access for comment and was directed to a spokeswoman for Sykes, the company that owns Alpine. "We do have confidentiality agreements with our clients," the spokeswoman said, noting that she couldn't comment on the specifics of this situation. "And so we do expect our employees to abide by those confidentiality agreements." Bob's manager said he would be suspended from work until Monday as they investigated the issue. On Monday, Bob got another call. He was fired. Here's the comment Bob made on Kotaku, in response to an article about Xbox support pranksters. (His comment has since been deleted.) [picture /join BX to view] "I believe this entire thing was taken a little too far," Bob told me. "I understand that it can make Microsoft look bad with an employee talking bad about their customers. But what I was saying wasn't as bad as they are making it seem." The second former Xbox support staff, who we'll call Frank, has a similar, but completely separate story. Frank also worked for Alpine Access. A couple of months ago, he was asked to get on a conference call with three Alpine executives, who accused him of stealing from Microsoft by generating codes that give out free time on Xbox Live's premium Gold Membership. But Frank says he didn't steal a thing. "They told me they were going to find proof and press charges against me," Frank said in an e-mail to me. So he asked: if they found no proof, would he get his job back? "Another person who was on the phone spoke up and said that's not the reason I was being fired," Frank said. "And that regardless of whether I'm innocent or not, they will never rehire me again because of the comments I made on Kotaku. They claimed the reason they're firing me is because I broke the non-disclosure agreement I signed when they hired me. This agreement stated that I'm not allowed to tell anyone I work for Microsoft or Xbox." Here's the comment Frank was fired for: [picture /join BX to view] "In all honesty, if I was an employer and my employee wrote something like that about a product I was trying to sell, I could see myself firing them too," Frank said. "I'm upset about losing my job, but I understand where they're coming from." While I've blacked out both Bob and Frank's usernames here (at their request), neither ex-Alpine employee used a Kotaku handle that was connected to their real names. We don't know how Microsoft connected their Kotaku comments with their identities. Yet another compelling reason to be very, very paranoid about what you do and say online. Source |
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01-09-2013, 10:38 AM | away - #2 |
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01-09-2013, 10:39 AM | away - #3 |
Moral of the story? Don't be an idiot.
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01-09-2013, 11:33 AM | away - #4 |
Pretty Much. Sucks they lost their jobs, but its their own damn fault.
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01-09-2013, 11:43 AM | away - #5 |
good for those f*ggots
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01-09-2013, 12:04 PM | away - #6 |
dude knew the consequences of posting those messages and went and didn't it anywayz lol fu*king moron.
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01-09-2013, 12:17 PM | away - #7 |
They deserve it, especially if they really did violate the NDA. Especially the "Frank" guy. You simply don't denounce the company you're working for in a public forum.
This is a lot different from getting fired for personal life stuff on Facebook. If I get fired for showing that I drink alcohol on my profile, that's some grade A bullsh*t (and a big reason I have shied away from using social networks altogether). But yea, these dudes were just stupid. | |
01-09-2013, 12:19 PM | away - #8 |
word.how hard is it to not post about your job
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01-09-2013, 02:00 PM | away - #9 |
yea that buying a xbox rent a center style is the stupidest thing you could ever do... paying 2 times as much as it costs becasue of all the interest.
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01-09-2013, 11:29 PM | away - #10 | |
Yeah. You're reading it wrong It's: Both people say they were fired for writing comments about their jobs on Kotaku. (These people asked us to not use their names, btw.) | ||
01-10-2013, 01:21 AM | away - #11 |
God Kotaku why would you hang there place is awfull. They deserv to get fired.
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01-10-2013, 11:31 AM | away - #12 |
freedom of speech violation
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01-10-2013, 12:22 PM | away - #13 | |
*deserve anyway, they both were extremely stupid and got what they deserved. | ||
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A lot of people would be fired if their bosses knew about BX.
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Another reason i hate xbox and microsoft... if you put out a sh*tty product dont be mad if a employee calls you on it. It should have been vetted and if the vetting process says its a sh*tty product, improve it
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I wonder how they found out who they were though.
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Yesterday was my birthday and the day was beautiful--sunny and 50 degrees, no need for a coat!
Keep reading to your students!
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Well, after a week back in Costa Rica, running a very successful vacation Bible school with the Susquehanna group, we headed to Nicaragua for a few days to work at the orphanage on the island of Ometepe in the middle of Lake Nicaragua. The orphanage, Centro Infantil Cristiano Nicaraguense, is called CICRIN for short.
On the way, we got to do some of the touristy things I never get to do -- we played in a waterfall in northern Costa Rica (so much fun!) and stopped by the side of the road to look at the beauty that is Guanacaste. We arrived in Ometepe on Saturday afternoon -- it was an hour in the ferry, and the sky was clear, so we got to see the tops of both of the volcanoes on Ometepe, La Concepcion and Maderas. It's really beautiful.
Lake Nicaragua, incidentally, is home to freshwater bull sharks. Apparently they're vicious. We went swimming anyway, and no one was eaten for lunch. Nice, huh?
I had visions of Oliver Twist going through my head, but once we arrived, I was amazed at how wonderful a place CICRIN is. The director, Helen, has been there for 16 years, and most of the tias ("aunts") who work there as caretakers have been there for a long time as well. In other words, little to no turnover = stability for these kids, and they are more well-adjusted than many of the children I work with in Pavas. In fact, if you're looking for another place to donate, they have been hard-hit by redirected U.S. funds following the hurricanes and have, as a result, faced being shut down a couple of times in the last year.
Anyway. I did VBS in the morning on Monday, and then Heidi informed us that she needed another translator for the med team, so since the vbs students had it under control with 2 spanish speakers, I went and did that. I really enjoy doing clinics. The one on Monday was in a church, and there was a heartbreaking rush of people at the end wanting cough medicine and painkillers. Arthritis is so huge among Nicaraguans because of all the work they do with machetes -- so many people in their mid-thirties looked at least 55.
After that, we went to visit the hospital, which serves 15,000 people. I didn't take a picture of the pharmacy, but it was tiny, the size of a broom closet, with one wall with shelves with meds on them, and not full. As in, they can diagnose stuff, but they usually can't treat it. I did get to take a picture of the room where they dry out the latex gloves they wash and reuse and the birthing room, where they have impressive-looking lights that haven't worked in eight years. They did have some new equipment that does work that was donated by some company in Luxembourg, though.
Tuesday and Wednesday we ran a clinic in a house, and we saw about 100 patients overall -- three groups doing the primary questions and a roving doctor doing the diagnosis. I saw so many women who'd been diagnosed with kidney infections but hadn't been treated because the antibiotics simply weren't available. It was so cool to see that they could finally get treated. We also saw lots of adults and children with parasites, which follows when there's no clean water, and some scabies cases as well. I found it interesting to note that although scabies is quite contagious, you really can't get it unless you've been sleeping in the same bed with someone (which happens alot here -- siblings often share sleeping spaces). I had previously been kind of on edge about it, and then when I found out that the med team had found cases of scabies in a lot of the kids I routinely work with in Pavas (the med team was doing a clinic in Pavas while we were doing VBS), I realized I didn't really have anything to worry about -- it just really can't be transmitted via casual contact. So, that's a bonus, i guess!
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So, now I'm back in San Jose and the program will be starting up again on Monday. I'm taking tomorrow to clean, clean, and organize the classroom again! It's never-ending.
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14 people found this helpful
"Unbelievably bad "
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I have been working at Esri full-time (more than 5 years)
There are some hard working people.
Campus is nice.
If you are lucky enough to be in development or the products departments you will make more money.
I am not really one to say negative things, but I and others in my department are not happy with the decisions that are being made by management. Just get within 10 feet of the coffee machine and you will hear what everyone is saying and its not good. The most obvious is that Dangermond is no longer running the company as a business. He is a philanthropist. He is no longer a business man and is not running the company as such, and he is getting really old too.
There needs to be some young blood to run the company and many of the old corporate directors need to step down and let people move up or just bring in younger upper management.
The software is horrible. It is riddled with bugs, horrible performance, and only runs on Windows which is like riding on the Titanic. The software gathers information about your computer, network, etc., and sends that information back to esri so they can gather information about you.
Other than having a job, I mostly regret working here now for 5 years. I should have gone to Apple, Dell, or some other great employer.
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"Poor management in Production Department and so many not helpful HR staffs. "
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I worked at Esri full-time (more than 10 years)
Prosthey give 1 hr lunch time
ConsDifferent levels' managers/supervisors cover each other. They don't listen to employees. They don't allow employee doing certain things, but themselves. They don't respect people and work.
HR staffs don't pick the phone, don't reply the emails, don't answer the voice messages. They review the others, but who review their jobs? They are not able to solve any problems. Why ESRI use our money to hire so many unhelpful people?Advice to ManagementAdvicebe fair, be honest. Let some of HR go home.
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nice campusConsManagement expects employees to do more work without the pay and they go home early. Management doesn't trust their employees and plays favorites. No career path within the company. Transitioning to another department for better work opportunities is nearly impossible. Job descriptions do not exist once you've been in the company for more than 3 years.
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*12/3/2011 Vehicle Extrication Class.Time will be at 08:00 hrs.This will be a closed class. All members in class should be at station by 07:45 Live burn Sunday dec 18,2011 with company 24. Date could change by co 24.Time will be posted later News Headlines
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Barboursville Volunteer Fire Department proudly presents our second ever corn hole tournament. Registration starts 4:00 P.M. with the tournament starting at 5:30. Corn Hole Boards will be provided. Concessions will also be available for purchase. Read more » Sat. Sep 27th 2014
Barboursville Volunteer Fire Department cordially invites you to the 10th Annual Car Show. There is a $15.00 entry fee for individuals bringing cars and a $2.00 fee for those only spectating. Dash plaques will be given to all entries and trophies will go out to the top 20 as well as a Best in Show. ... Read more » Sat. Jul 19th 2014
This week, our new apparatus cab completed paint process and body was in fabrication. Next week, expect cab to be scheduled for cab build for lights, interior components, etc., chassis to complete frame-up and body continue in fabrication. Read more » Thu. Jul 17th 2014
On July 4th, we were given the first pictures on the progress of Company 25's new fire truck. Our new apparatus began production with the cab completing fabrication. On the 11th, another report showed that the cab had begun the paint process and that the body would begin fabrication shortly... Read more » Sat. Jun 7th 2014
Barboursville vol. fire first ever poker run : this event has a 93 mile ride through 4 counties most on back scenic roads. The cost to ride will be $20 for drivers and riders with the chance to win great prizes. First bikes leave at 10:00 AM with the last bikes leaving at 11:00 AM. We will be cookin... Read more » View All News Headlines »Recent Calls
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Company 25 was toned for a 2 car motor vehicle accident at 7:52 A.M. with heavy damage and entrapment to both vehicles. Company 25 responded with Wagon 25, Salvage 25 as well as Car 25. Company 25 extricated one patient while Squad 23 extricated the other. Company 25 cleaned up all fluids in th... Read more » Thu. Mar 6th 2014
Company 25 was toned for a two car motor vehicle accident at 3:32 P.M. Units that responded were Wagon 25 with 2, Salvage 25 with 2 and Brush 25 with 3 personnel. No injuries were reported but fluids were found in the road. Members of Company 25 took control of traffic while others cleaned up the fl... Read more » Sat. Feb 22nd 2014
Company 25 was toned for a 2 car motor vehicle accident at 1:55 P.M. and arrived on scene at 2:05 P.M. Wagon 25 responded with 3. Upon arrival, it was only as hazard as no injuries were reported. Members of Wagon 25 worked traffic control until the vehicles were removed and returned to the station a... Read more » Tue. Feb 18th 2014
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I have not seen any place with the new FNH Model 70's I can tell you this they are right spendy when your talking about $1000+ for a factory rifle that is spendy. FNH USA is the best place for information.
Every gun store here in North Texas has them in stock,Cabela's/Ft.Worth has a whole rack of them on display. The Featherweight Sporters are around $799 and the Super Grades are $999-1199 from what I have seen. I just wish they would produce them in a Lefty version. The fit & finish of them is almost as good as the old ones in my opinion.


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