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The Rage Against God by Peter Hitchens
Rupert Shortt finds the case for religion expressed with uncharacteristic calm
Rupert Shortt
Fri 16 Apr 2010 19.07 EDT First published on Fri 16 Apr 2010 19.07 EDT
Peter Hitchens and his brother Christopher, the Trotskyite turned neoconservative fellow traveller, are often compared to Cain and Abel. The mutual antagonism is in some respects surprising. Both brothers have moved from left to right, though Christopher Hitchens's politics defy simple definition. Peter Hitchens's trajectory has been especially stark. Also a former Trotskyite, he now calls himself a "palaeo-con". On religion, Christopher's atheism has remained implacable. Peter exchanged secularist certainties for the Christian sort in the mid-1980s.
This sketch of sibling rivalry accounts for The Rage Against God's unusual structure. It is a memoir, as well as an assault on Christopher Hitchens's popular but poorly argued God Is Not Great (2007). In 2008, the brothers engaged in a public discussion about the coherence of religious belief. Peter reveals that they almost came to blows on that occasion, and that he has vowed never to debate with Christopher under the spotlight again. The Rage Against God is meant to be a grown-up substitute for more shouting matches.
Within limits, the project is a success. Though Hitchens sometimes slips into the strident register characteristic of his Mail on Sunday columns, his new book is largely a sober piece of work. On the whole, it is religion's cultured despisers, not Christian apologists, who now display greater shrillness. As the author argues in his foreword, "the difficulties of the anti-theists begin when they try to engage with anyone who does not agree with them, when their reaction is often a frustrated rage that the rest of us are so stupid. But what if that is not the problem? Their refusal to accept that others might be as intelligent as they, yet disagree, leads them into many snares."
Hitchens does not seek to mount a comprehensive defence of Christianity. He is wise to avoid deeper philosophical and theological waters, because his strengths lie elsewhere. His more manageable aim is to expose what he holds to be three major fallacies underlying God Is Not Great: that conflict fought in the name of religion is really always about faith; that "it is ultimately possible to know with confidence what is right and what is wrong without acknowledging the existence of God"; and that atheist states are not actually atheist.
The first and third of these propositions are indeed mistaken. Faith differences are often exploited in conflicts that are essentially based on land, ethnic differences and access to resources. The destruction or sidelining of religious voices was a key aim of the vilest 20th-century despots. Hitchens should nevertheless have been more open about the role of faith in fomenting conflict. This would have placed him in a stronger position to emphasise that the remedy for bad religion is good religion, not no religion at all – especially as there is not the slightest prospect that faith will wither away anytime soon. Good religion promotes peace. Bad religion promotes discord. Jonathan Sacks rightly likens faith to fire – "and like fire it warms but it also burns".
Hitchens's claim about a link between conscience and belief in God is more questionable. Conscience is reasoned judgment. Most strands of Christianity have always maintained that good actions are good in themselves, not because God commands them.
Perhaps the strengths and weaknesses of Hitchens's position come over most clearly when he writes that "the concepts of sin, of conscience, of eternal life and divine justice under an unalterable law, are the ultimate defence against the utopian's belief that ends justify means and that morality is relative. They are safeguards against the worship of human power. Now, that conflict is made sharper still, by the alliance between political utopianism and the new cult of the unrestrained self . . ."
Secularists, especially, will protest that the Enlightenment is overlooked in this sombre world view. Much that is good about modern life derives from secular thought, as well as from Judaeo-Christianity. And while applauding some of his arguments, many believers will jib at Hitchens's neglect of Jesus's social radicalism. As a teenager during the early 1960s, Hitchens rejected the complacent, jingoistic Anglicanism peddled in many public schools. Yet he describes his return to the church two decades on in the context of marriage, fatherhood and an embrace of his inheritance as an "English gentleman".
Authentic Christianity is as subversive of social convention as of the God-as-celestial-headmaster caricature on which so much atheist polemic is based. A fuller account of the creed would make more of love than of law or judgment, and have plenty more to say about the figure of Christ. Hitchens's picture is lopsided in important ways.
Rupert Shortt is author of Rowan's Rule: The Biography of the Archbishop (Hodder).
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The contrarian rightwing journalist claims the war against drugs is lost because no one actually tried to wage it. But despite his outrageous inconsistencies and high moral judgments, he remains hard to dislike
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Published: Thursday, June 14, 2018
Jacob Matthew is up at dawn preparing for his morning run, walk or a gym workout, typical of a man in high position who takes his responsibilities seriously.
His disciplined lifestyle gives him the strength to face the day's challenges in his hectic schedule as the President of the Middle East and Asia for the US-based company National Air Cargo, a father, a loving husband and a devout faithful of the Indian Orthodox Church.
"I start my day very early. I'm up by 5 am—going to the gym, running or walking," shared Jacob who is also an executive member of the Board of Directors for the National Air Cargo Group which owns both National Air Cargo and National Airlines.
He starts work around 8:30 or 9 in the morning presiding over meetings with different department heads, answering emails, seeing clients and communicating with their head office in the US.
National Air Cargo deals with all facets of air cargo charters, freight forwarding and multi – modal transportation. The company has a fleet of 2 B747-400F's and 2 B757's and specializes in heavy weight express movements worldwide and a major transporter for the US Department of Defense.
Jacob's job doesn't end though in the office: It's extended outside with dinners or cocktails with clients at least three times a week.
And his hard work has paid off—he has built a successful career in air cargo and aviation industry for more than 30 years and is recognized as instrumental in getting the right footing for National in the Middle East.
"As you know in air cargo, every minute, every hour, we're moving," Jacob shared to Air Cargo Update in a phone interview.
"Anything can go wrong, but you know there are solutions," he added noting that it's difficult to juggle multiple tasks all at the same time but with God's help and the right attitude nothing is impossible.
This cargo executive also takes pride in providing for his children the best education. One of them, Gina, recently graduated from Boston University.
Nowadays, the father and daughter spend time together traveling or taking a drive in Fujairah in the UAE and on WhatsApp when she's overseas.
"WhatsApp is a very helpful tool. We communicate almost every hour," Jacob fondly says.
Outside of work, Jacob also spends time with the Indian Orthodox Church which is on a mission to help the oppressed, underprivileged and poor communities. Worldwide, it has more than 1,600 churches with over 2.5 million devotees.
Jacob sits in the church's Managing Committee, a position which requires constant traveling and meetings every quarter. The church has built numerous schools and colleges in different places, supported medical missions and helped other cause-oriented projects.
"I believe nothing is impossible if you keep trying. You will eventually reach your goals," concluded Jacob whose life embodies how hard work, dedication, giving back to communities and desire to excel leads to success.

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To prepare for your written test, you should obtain a copy of the Mississippi Driver Manual. You can pick one of these up at your local DMV department for a small fee. After studying the material, test your knowledge by taking some online quizzes. Once you feel you are prepared, contact your nearest driver's license location to inquire about testing days and times. Some offices will require an appointment, so be sure to make one if necessary. Unless you are a new resident with a valid out-of-state license, you will be required to take the written test prior to obtaining your license.
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A quarter century of ballet is the gift that Eastern Connecticut Ballet School has given to the region, and as the anniversary celebrations begin, founder Lise Reardon reminisces.
Success stories are filled with glowing accolades from students who've danced at Eastern Connecticut Ballet. Larissa Higgins started her ballet career when the school was in Reardon's basement, and stayed with ECB until transferring to the National Ballet School of Canada for her junior and senior years. After graduation, she danced professionally for six years in Germany, but remembers vividly her time at ECB.
Both Reardon and Govrin are proud of the accomplishments of the students. Mariah Gravelin began ballet at age four, studied for 14 years, and is now a junior in the Ailey/Fordham BFA dance program.
Eastern Connecticut Ballet started out with two or three teachers, and now employs seven. From 60 students twenty-five years ago to around 350 now is impressive for a community this size. And even more exciting is the ability to draw renowned dancers to teach and dance with the school. Stars like New York City Ballet principal dancers, Sara Mearns and Jared Angle, have made a lasting impact on both the students and the community.
Tieren-Rose Mandelburg, who will graduate this spring, also began dancing at ECB at the age of about four.
For Lise Reardon, the most heartening part of the journey has been the impact the school has made on the region, and how many people are touched by the beautiful performances that grace the stages at The Garde Arts Center and The Katherine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center.
With all the successes also come the challenges, and the biggest seem to be managing the ever-growing programs, and fundraising. The ECB scholarship program is very important to both the school and the community. ECB awards over $70,000 a year in tuition assistance, provides about 500 "Nutcracker" tickets free of charge through social service agencies, and busses 2,700 school children to the Garde for free school children's performances.
What's on for the next 25 years? Reardon chuckles. "Well, there's this beach in Florida with my name on it..." Then she gestures toward a file cabinet. "But first, I have files filled with ideas and things we'd like to do." Her wish list includes updates to the "Nutcracker" scenery, a summer program with a residential component, a pianist to play for the ballet classes, and possibly another satellite studio across the Thames.
From modest beginnings to a school that produces the young women who will become the foundations of ballet, Eastern Connecticut Ballet has spent the past quarter century creating and nurturing this region's cultural treasures.
For more information about classes, events, news and how to support the Eastern Connecticut Ballet, visit easternctballet.com.


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Toyota's Corolla is sold in various versions all over the world and is one of the planet's most ubiquitous models. An ideal stealth car, no? All it needs is a high-revving, high-output engine and some stiffer underpinnings to secure its handling, and then you can go hunting for Civic Si's, SVT Focuses, and Sentra SE-Rs. Enter the XRS.
It will strafe the anti-destination leaguers as they meander-cell phone in ear-toward some distant and unachievable terminus. Actually, the strange high-rev switchover point for the 2ZZ engine's variable valve timing and lift system almost begs a bank-heist-getaway driver technique. The high-lift cam is where the real excitement lives, and it's particularly effective in taller gears, where the thrust stays on longer. So you find yourself shrieking around freeways in third and fourth gears, zinging the engine wherever you go for maximum response.
When you get tired of that, or perhaps when the "grande cappuccino" wears off, the XRS's normal valve timing is perfectly okay, providing respectable torque levels for less competitive commuting. Although the 2ZZ engine is the same unit that powers the Celica GT-S and Matrix XRS, it has been retuned for a broader torque delivery and has lost a few horsepower in the process. Now delivering 170 horsepower instead of 180, it is noticeably more civilized in daily use than its speedy siblings, offering acceptable throttle response through most of its operating range.
The whole exercise is accompanied by a symphony of phase shifts. First, there's a cam-timing shift somewhere in the midrange that has the exhaust tone abruptly open up in character and then the big cam-profile switchover that really wakes it up.
In manner, the 2ZZ engine is even more schizophrenic than Honda's VTEC engines; its high-rev character quite unlike the tamer persona that operates at a sub-6000-rpm tempo. So you only go to the upper reaches when you mean business, and when you do, the sheer insanity of it is huge fun.
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Miguel A. Delgado, Jr. MD, F.A.C.S. – Gynecomastia Specialist of San Francisco Bay Area, California
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Gynecomastia Surgery requires a keen technical knowledge and artistic skill. The most qualified surgeon you can select would be a board certified plastic surgeon. You want to plan and investigate your gynecomastia surgery as it is an investment in you. Having performed thousands of male breast reduction surgeries makes Dr. Delgado an expert. With his vast experience in revision gynecomastia, his practice in gyne revision has now reached 40%. He receives referrals for complicated cases from other physicians from most parts of the world. In 2010, Dr. Delgado purchased and maintains gynecomastia.org, the "Web's Best Resource for Information". Miguel A. Delgado, Jr., MD has the most prestigious credentials for American cosmetic plastic surgeons; membership in the American Society of Plastic Surgery and certification by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. Dr. Delgado received his training at top Universities across the country. Graduating with distinction from medical school in 1982 from University of California San Francisco, he then completed his internship in Baltimore, MD, where he attended the top teaching hospital, Johns Hopkins University, and then continued there to complete his residency program. From there he went to, East Meadow, New York at Stony Brook University Medical Center in to complete his plastic surgery residency. In 1988 Dr. Delgado relocated to San Rafael, California where he worked as a plastic surgeon at Kaiser Hospital. Then in 1989, he opened his own private office Marin County. In 1994 to accommodate his South Bay and San Francisco patients, he opened a second office at 450 Sutter Street, one block from Union Square. In 2001, a new hospital opened at 180 Rowland Way in Novato, California, this prompted Dr. Delgado to move his office next door, at 165 Rowland Way, at the same time introducing Marin Cosmetic Surgery Center (MCSC), his own private surgery center. Having the new full service Novato Hospital contiguous to his surgery center, his patients have that additional degree of safety. Having his own private surgery center allows Dr. Delgado to offer his patients exceptional care in a state-of-the-art surgical facility. All surgical procedures are scheduled at Marin Cosmetic Surgery Center, in Novato, but both offices are available for consultations, pre and post-op appointments, and office procedures. Multiple media companies, such as; Fox News, Discovery Australia, the British Broadcasting Company (BBC), and others have filmed Dr. Delgado at Marin Cosmetic Surgery Center for documentaries shown all over the world. This has given Dr. Delgado exposure that has resulted in patients worldwide seeking him out for procedures such as male breast reduction and mommy makeovers. Dr. Delgado and his surgical team have treated patients from; Canada, Australia, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and all over North America, from the Eastern Seaboard, to Alaska and Hawaii. Volunteering his time to help disadvantaged children, Dr. Delgado has traveled with Randy Gaynor, M.D., his anesthesiologist, to Guatemala. Participating with the group "Faith in Practice," they used their surgical skills to perform life altering surgeries on children that suffered disfigurements such as; severe burns, birth deformities such as cleft palates, and cleft lips. Wanting to offer his patients the best that plastic surgery has to offer, Dr. Delgado is constantly keeping up to date with the latest innovations and cutting-edge techniques, however, he is cautious and conservative by nature and until new approaches and devices have proven effective and safe, he will not offer them to his patients. Always aware of the potential of anesthesia and surgical risks, Dr. Delgado will screen his surgery patients carefully before clearing them for surgery, by evaluating their medical history, reviewing lab results, and a physical exam. With his passion for patient satisfaction, Dr. Delgado has been set apart from other surgeons. He has a reputation with his staff of always aiming for perfection. Pleasing his patients by meeting their expectations and hopes has always been his goal. Taking the time to listen to the concerns of his patients has developed a patient surgeon relationship of incomparable value. Dr Delgado has served the San Francisco Bay Area, Sacramento and San Jose, California since 1988. Dr. Delgado is formerly from Columbus, Ohio; he now lives in Novato, California with his spouse and two children. He is a gifted gourmet cook specializing in; paella, fabulous pizza from a stone pizza oven, and barbequed ribs, which have become legendary with his friends, family, and staff. As an aficionado of quality wine, he now grows his own pinot noir and chardonnay grapes at the Delgado Family Vineyards. Their wines are showcased at fundraising charity events, including medical mission works. The quality of Dr. Delgado's work shows his love of his profession. His passion with life is reflected in his professional and personal integrity, allowing him to maintain a highly competent and loyal staff.
Date of Birth: March 27, 1954 Place of Birth: Columbus, Ohio Home Residence: Novato, California
College: Cornell University Medical Center, Summer Research Fellowship, New York, June-August 1976 Harvard University Health Career Summer Program, Boston, Massachusetts, July-August 1977 City College of New York, Magna Cum Laude, BS, 1978 Medical School: University of California, San Francisco, MD, 1982
Internship: Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, 1982-1983 General Surgery Residency: Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland Junior Resident, 1983-1984 Plastic Surgery Residency: Stony Brook University Medical Center, Nassau County Medical Center, East Meadow, New York, 1986-1988
California (current) DEA Registration New York State 1986 Washington State 1985
1988-1989: Kaiser Permanente Medical Group Plastic Surgeon, Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, San Rafael, California 1989 to present: Miguel A. Delgado, Jr., MD, Private Practice Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery 165 Rowland Way, Suite 300 Novato, CA 94945 450 Sutter Street, Suite 2433 San Francisco, CA 94108
Diplomat American Board of Plastic Surgery American Society of Plastic Surgeons American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Diplomat American College of Surgeons American Lipoplasty Society American Medical Association Marin Medical Society California Medical Association International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery Sigma Xi Society Phi Beta Kappa
Jonas Salk Award, Research Prize, Department of Education, State of New York, 1978 32nd Annual Eastern College Science Winner, 1978 San Francisco Top Doc 2010
2006: What's Good For You, "Male Breast Reduction," Discovery, Australia. 2007: "Gynecomastia and Male Breast Reduction Surgery," BBC Documentary. 2009: "The Truth About Beauty," Louise Redknapp for ITV1, England.
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Wendy Manfredonia
Patient Coordinator
Wendy was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois and moved to Phoenix, Arizona following graduation from high school. She attended Southwestern Preparatory School for Medical Assisting. Wendy found her passion in the Front Office/ Management aspect. After doing an internship in General Surgery she was hired and remained employed at the practice for 12 years. Wendy relocated to the San Francisco Bay area and began working in the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery field. She has been a surgical coordinator, office manager and is currently a part-time patient coordinator for Dr. Delgado.
Wendy has been a member of Dr. Delgado's team since 2005. Her interests are cooking and entertaining, gardening, boating and being anywhere near the ocean. She is an avid traveler and has a passion for working out as much as she can!
Liz Ferguson
Originally raised and schooled in the San Francisco Bay area, Liz went to Barcelona, Spain in 1987 to attend the Escuela Official de Idiomas to study Spanish and Catalan languages. Liz continued her education earning a B.A. in Legal Studies at U.C. Berkeley and a certificate in Legal/Court Interpreting for English/Spanish from SFSU College of Extended Learning. After several years of freelance Interpreting Liz began work as a Medical Receptionist at a very busy practice in Mill Valley, California.
Currently Liz is enjoying a peaceful lifestyle with her husband and daughter in Marin, California. Liz joined Dr. Delgado's team in 2011 with over five years of medical reception experience. She loves meeting new patients and is happy to answer question and interpret for our Spanish speaking clients.
Ariel Kirk, RN, CANS, LMA
Registered Nurse/ Certified Aesthetic Nurse Specialist/ Licensed Medical Aesthetician
As a Certified Aesthetic Nurse Specialist (CANS), Ariel is certified in her field of nursing and has passed the rigorous CANS Exam. She exceeds the minimum requirements required to sit for the exam, including: practice hours, nursing experience and working in two of the core specialties, Plastic Surgery and Dermatology. She is an advanced practice Ultherapist, is considered an expert in Ultherapy and performs all of the Ultherapy treatments in our office. Additionally, she is a Clinical Educator for Ulthera and travels to train other practices. Ariel is a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgical Nurses and Society of Plastic Surgical Skin Care Specialists.
Ariel works with Dr. Delgado to deliver the highest standard of minimally and non-invasive treatments customized to meet each patients goal. She has received extensive training in cosmetic Neurotoxins and fillers through Allergan, Medicis and Merz Aesthetic, and is highly skilled at injecting: Botox, Dysport, Juvederm, Restalyne, Perlane, Belotero, Voluma and Radiesse. She commonly incorporates medical grade skin peels, Ultherapy, Intense Pulse Light, Nd:YAG and laser resurfacing. Ariel finds her job very rewarding and specializes in combining a variety of treatment techniques to yield a conservative and restored look.
Carol A. Gordon
Circulating and Recovery Nurse
Carol A. Gordon has been an RN since 1976. 30 years of this was spent at Marin General Hospital. She has a nursing degree from College of Marin and a bachelor's degree from Saint Mary's College. Carol has been a resident of Marin County for 48 years and graduated from Terra Linda High School. She enjoys her horses, dog and husband. (Not in that order depending on the day)! Carol retired from full time work in August 2007. She has worked part time as a member of Dr. Delgado's staff from May 2001 to date.
She is also a former satisfied patient. Her background includes; post anesthesia care, outpatient surgery, endoscopy and minor surgery. At Dr. Delgado's office her primary role is recovery nurse and OR circulating nurse. Carol enjoys her work and working with all of Dr. Delgado's staff. As she calls it her "fun job", she truly enjoys her work and the other staff members.
April Goldman
April K. Goldman has enjoyed being a native of California. April was born in San Francisco, California and raised in Marin County by a Norwegian mother and a San Franciscan father. She studied Biological Science at University of California Santa Barbara, with an emphasis on pre-medical biology. April attended the reputable College of Marin Nursing program.
April Goldman, RN is proud to a part of the Marin Cosmetic Surgery team. She knows that at MCSC she is working with colleagues who operate with the same goal of delivering the highest quality care. Her passion for nursing translates to exceptional, conscientious care. It has been a life-long priority and passion to help others. Whether practicing nursing, teaching Pilates exercise programs or doing therapeutic massage with injured patients; April consistently works to help others with optimum skills and expertise. She loves to travel and someday would like to assist Doctors without Borders as a Registered Nurse.
Ghazal Sariaslani
ST, Medical Assistant, CoolSculpting Specialist
Ghazal is our in-office CoolSculpting specialist
Yelena Itliong
Surgical Technician
Yelena became a Certified Surgical Technologist in 2003. She worked at Georgetown Hospital in Washington, D.C. and Saint John's Hospital, Santa Monica, CA. Yelena has also been a part of private plastic surgery centers in Santa Monica and Beverly Hills, CA. She specializes in a variety of surgical specialties, including plastic, vascular, ENT, oncology and pediatrics, among others. After taking a few years off to care for her two beautiful children, Yelena is now very excited to be a part of Dr. Delgado's team!


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	public enum IndiagramStatusCode
	{
		InternalError,
		BadRequest,
		Forbidden,
		UnknownError,
		FileAlreadyExists,
		IndiagramNotFound,
		InvalidLoginOrPassword,
		Ok
	}
}

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BPK have released their 1/72 CRJ 100, now available from Hobbyterra (and no doubt other places too, soon).
Initial markings are for Lufthansa.
And once again, Revell Germany lost out. I begged and pleaded with them to do this kit years ago. It took them the better part of 20 years to finally do the C-54 I begged them to do in time for the 50th anniversary of the Berlin Airlift in 1998.
What happened? Did they ignore you?
Yep. They have their agenda I guess. Oh well.
The BPK CRJ kit is very nice! Well worth getting, especially since it's the only game in town.
Looks like a nice kit. Do we need a walk around gallery for the CRJ?
Yes please!! I shot two rolls of film on the ones I used to fly, but the prints and negatives have disappeared over the years.
I just received my kit today. It's another great model from BPK. The front face of the engines is a resin cast that needs to be seen to be really appreciated - all the blades have the cambered twist of the real items! Really nice piece of casting. The exhaust is resin cast too with very nice detail that will benefit from careful highlighting to really show it off.
The panel detailing is sharp and tidy. If you've got the smaller 1/144 scale kit from BPK, you'll recognise this larger kit.
I can't wait to start it.
And on the side of the box is a future announcement - a 1/72 737-100!!
I'd also include a detailed windshield frame with the prominently visible rivets and black edge sealing around the windows that BPK totally missed, plus probably some other stuff. The BPK decal is actually quite good overall.
You can count me in on that widget Comair decal!
FWIW, the kit includes two LH and two 1998 era colors Delta Connection variant decals. The LH yellow us pumpkin orange (useless), but you get masks as well so you can paint your own.


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CMO Strategy
How Storytelling Can Add Meaning and Imagination to the Purchase
CMO Spotlight: Darren Marshall, Steinway and Sons
By Drew Neisser. Published on July 27, 2016.
To some, "storytelling" is one of those buzzwords that will define this era of marketing. To others, it's nothing new. Someone who falls in the latter category is Darren Marshall, CMO of Steinway and Sons, a piano maker founded in New York City in the 1850s. The craftsmanship that goes into making a Steinway, plus the emotional connection to the sound it produces, is the stuff of storytelling dreams. A story always has helped and will help your sales, says Marshall, but only if you really know your target.
Telling the Steinway story
Admittedly, Darren Marshall has a bounty of great material to work with at Steinway, it being an older company with a rich history and beautiful products, still intricately constructed by hand. "To realize that this level of craftsmanship happens in New York City to this day, much in the same way that it did 100 or 150 years ago, is pretty incredible," he says, "particularly in a world where disposability is the norm."
This craftsmanship is a main focus of the Steinway story, as is "the artistic expression that it empowers, and the beauty it adds to homes and lives," says Marshall. The story is told from the artists' perspective, showcasing the music that flows from the product. It's also told from the perspective of the piano owners -- knowing that the two aren't always one and the same. "It's the same story," says Marshall, "but told through different lenses. It's almost like the books of the Bible are the same story, but told from different apostles' perspectives. And so it's the same sort of idea."
Storytelling has long had a natural fit with marketing, says Marshall. Stories are inherently engaging, for one. "Bedtime stories are all about captivating someone's imagination and taking them someplace else so that you can relax and calm yourself and go to sleep. That's what any advertising or communication should be about." And while there will always be customers to buy the product for functionality alone, layering the functionality with a human story adds meaning, novelty and imagination to the purchase.
"That's the irrational piece where you can exchange value," he says. "When you think about antiques, it's one thing to say this is an antique revolver, but to say that this was the revolver General Custer used during the Battle of Little Big Horn -- that has a story that goes along with it and there's huge value."
The caveat here is that even a perfect story can't pull on the heartstrings of every audience member. Marshall says that storytelling is effective only when you know your listeners well, and this is especially true for products like, say, a piano. "At the end of the day, we address a very small group of humanity, people who have the buying power to buy one of our instruments and who have the interest in our category," says Marshall, meaning that engagement with Steinway's target needs to hit deeper, rather than more broadly.
"I need to be able to really help them understand what the brand stands for and why it's three times more expensive than other alternatives that may look the same," he says. While a concert pianist would understand, the rest of the target might not. "The value of what we do is not necessarily seen to the naked eye ... You've got to be able to bring that to life why it is different for mere mortals like you and I."
Targeted delivery of a story, and brand positioning, for that matter, involves a great deal of research and strategy -- even more so when your product is a high-value, likely once-in-a-lifetime purchase, says Marshall. As a veteran marketer at Coca-Cola, he says there are certain advantages to dealing with a more specific target and costlier product at a smaller operation. "It's very entrepreneurial," he says. "There's a lot more subjectivity. Although the process is very similar, in terms of just finding the North Star, if you will, or the story arc that is essential to your brand, and then bringing it to life across the various different touch points."
While the resources to measure effectiveness might not be as large, Marshall says it is easier to determine whether content is on-brand or not. "I wish I had more data," says Marshall. "I am glad I have a good story, but I'd love to have a little bit of both. But you know, with the lack of data, then story is where I am going."
The CMO Guide
Drew Neisser
Drew Neisser is founder and CEO of Renegade, a New York-based marketing agency, as well as the author of "The CMO's Periodic Table: A Renegade's Guide to Marketing."


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module Favoriter
  module ActsAsFavoriter

    extend ActiveSupport::Concern

    included do
    end

    module ClassMethods
      def acts_as_favoriter(favorite_item=:favorites, opts={})
        self.has_many favorite_item, :as => :favoriter, :dependent => :destroy
      end
    end

  end
end

ActiveRecord::Base.send :include, Favoriter::ActsAsFavoriter


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Q: How do I restart content without refreshing the page? I am making a quick JS web-application, and I want to be able to restart the application without actually reloading the webpage. This way, the browser won't need to get the resources again every time they want to restart the app and they can restart without internet access.

A: window.location.reload(false);

The false flag will re-execute the website without reloading anything from the web which is cached locally. You can also pass true which will reload all resources.

A: Reset all of your values to their defaults, similar to what you'd do in your init, for example
var currentState,    // how things are
    defaultState = { // how things start
        count: 0
    };

function reset() { // make things how they start
    currentState = {};
    for (var key in defaultState) {
        currentState[key] = defaultState[key];
    }
}
function init() { // first time setup
    reset();
}
function count() {
    return ++currentState.count;
}
init(); // prepare everything
// have fun
count(); count(); count(); count(); // 4
// go back
reset();
count(); // 1

Of course, if you're manipulating the DOM, rebuilding the original state will involve a little more work than a simple a = b;

A: You can use document.location.reload() to reload the page from cache.
A better solution of course would be to reset your variables, but we can't help you with this without seeing your code.

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Q: Setting multiple selected values using React-select I am having a dropdown where a user can add multiple dropdowns and select a value in it. While making a GET request, i wanted to keep the selected value in the dropdown, but not sure how to do it. I am able to make the selected value in a single dropdown, but finding it difficult to keep the selected value in multiple dropdowns.
I will be getting the value in an array like this
values = ["English","Ukraine","Japnese","Korean"];

Then in Select Dropdown for setting the single value i have written it like this:
options = [
{value: "english", label: "English"},
{value: "ukraine", label: "Ukraine"},
{value: "japnese", label: "Japnese"},
{value: "korean", label: "Korean"},
{value: "french", label: "French"}
];
<Select
  className="profile-module-select-container"
  classNamePrefix="profile-module-select"
  options={options}
  onChange={selected => {
   this.handleDropdownSelect(selected, formKey);
  }}
  onMenuOpen={(e, i, o) => {
    this.setState({
      selectMenuOpen: true
    });
  }}
  onMenuClose={() => {
     this.setState({
       selectMenuOpen: false
     });
  }}
  name={name}
  value={options.filter((items) => { return items.value === values })}
  />

A: values is an array and you would have to loop it over as well and filter it against Options . Considering the current implementation, it would be a nested loop, yes.


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package week6

//there can't be two queens int the same row, column or diagonal
object nqueens {;import org.scalaide.worksheet.runtime.library.WorksheetSupport._; def main(args: Array[String])=$execute{;$skip(601);
  //produces a set of solutions
  def queensPossiblePositions(numberOfRows: Int): Set[List[Int]] = {

    def placeQueens(numberOfQueens: Int): Set[List[Int]] = {
      val empty = Set(List[Int]())
      if (numberOfQueens == 0)
        empty
      else
        for {
          queens <- placeQueens(numberOfQueens - 1)
          column <- 0 until numberOfRows //tests all columns
          if isSafe(column, queens) //filter
        } yield column :: queens

    }

    placeQueens(numberOfRows)
  };System.out.println("""queensPossiblePositions: (numberOfRows: Int)Set[List[Int]]""");$skip(295);

  def isSafe(column: Int, queens: List[Int]): Boolean = {
    val row: Int = queens.length
    val queensWithRows = (row - 1 to 0 by -1) zip queens
    queensWithRows forall {
      case (thisRow, thisColumn) => column != thisColumn && math.abs(column - thisColumn) != row - thisRow
    }
  };System.out.println("""isSafe: (column: Int, queens: List[Int])Boolean""");$skip(222);

  def show(queens: List[Int]) = {
    var lines =
      for (column <- queens.reverse)
        yield Vector.fill(queens.length)("* ")
        .updated(column, "X ")
        .mkString
    "\n" + (lines mkString "\n")
  };System.out.println("""show: (queens: List[Int])String""");$skip(58); val res$0 =

  (queensPossiblePositions(8) map show) mkString  "\n";System.out.println("""res0: String = """ + $show(res$0))}

}


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Mexico Selling Presidential Plane To Help Fund Trump's Immigration Deal
REUTERS/Gustavo Graf
Jason Hopkins Immigration and politics reporter
June 13, 2019 7:34 AM ET
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador revealed that proceeds from the sale of his administration's former aircraft will help fund efforts to reduce illegal immigration under the deal struck with the White House.
"About how much this plan is going to cost, let me say, we have the budget," Lopez Obrador said Wednesday at a news conference. "It would come out of what we're going to receive from the sale of the luxurious presidential plane."
The sale of the presidential plane — a Boeing 787 Dreamliner, which has been on the market not long after Lopez Obrador assumed office in December — will fund the deployment of Mexico's newly formed National Guard to its southern border, the Mexican president said. These militarized troops will have the authority to apprehend and detain unauthorized migrants.
The latest details of the plane sale follow a significant deal struck between Mexico City and Washington, D,C., regarding the illegal immigration crisis.
In return for the U.S. not imposing a 5% tariff on all Mexican goods, Lopez Obrador's government has pledged to send roughly 6,000 National Guard troops to its own southern border with Guatemala, a major chokepoint for Central American migrants, allow more U.S. asylum seekers to remain in Mexico and crack down on drug and human traffickers.
The sweeping compromise was the result of several days of negotiations between U.S. and Mexican delegations, and the latest move President Donald Trump has made in pressuring his southern neighbor to do more to combat illegal migration.
Mexican presidential candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador of the National Regeneration Movement (MORENA) delivers a speech during a pre-campaign rally in Mexico City, Mexico December 17, 2017. REUTERS/Ginnette Riquelme
"Now, Mexico is moving 6,000 troops to their southern border. That's a lot of troops. That's a lot more — we never even heard of a number like that," Trump said Wednesday while speaking at the White House, praising the concessions he was able to squeeze out of Mexico City.
As for Lopez Obrador and the soon-to-be-sold luxurious plane, there apparently won't be any love lost.
Following through on a pledge to rule the country with frugality, the Mexican president has regularly traveled coach on commercial flights in lieu of flying on private planes. In fact, the leftist leader has not left the country since assuming office, statingt there are too many issues in Mexico to leave anyway. (RELATED: Study: Mexicans No Longer Make Up The Majority Of Illegals Living In The US)
Lopez Obrador said the 787 Dreamliner — which boasts its own bedroom, flat screen monitors and other amenities — is valued at $150 million, and he expects it to be sold by the end of week.
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Basalt group reboots Pan and Fork petition drive
Scott Condon
scondon@aspentimes.com
The organizers of a petition drive in Basalt have rebooted their effort to force action on the Pan and Fork site after the town rejected their initial petition.
The petition organizers threw a bonfire party at the Pan and Fork site Sunday evening after the Denver Broncos' football game to rally support and distribute petitions. The goal remains intact: to get an ordinance before the Town Council that proposes the purchase of 2.3 acres owned by Roaring Fork Community Development Corp. The petition also directs the council to schedule an election to seek voter approval to issue bonds for the purchase and raise property taxes for repayment. The petition also spells out that 0.5 acres of land should be designated for development while 1.8 acres should be left as open space.
"We would love to go on the April ballot," said Cathy Click, a member of the petition group.
However, that appears unlikely because of a number of legal requirements. Town Clerk Pam Schilling informed Click by letter in December that state law requires a 40-day protest period after a petition is submitted.
"If no protest is filed, the petition can be submitted to the Town Council for review within 30 days," Schilling wrote. Ballot questions for the April election must be finalized in January.
Schilling also informed Click that after she conferred with Town Attorney Tom Smith, she determined the initial petition couldn't be accepted. State law requires a petition to focus on a single subject. The initial petition aimed to get the council to take action and set up an election. The section of the petition authorizing debt and taxes must be separate from the section seeking land uses, Schilling's letter said.
The town also maintained that "contracts are administrative matters and, as such, are not subject to initiative or referendum."
Click said the group had an experienced attorney draft its petition. The petition wording was reviewed by two additional attorneys as well as a bond counsel. The group feels its petition passed legal muster but won't focus on fighting the town over the issue. Instead, they separated the issue into two petitions and addressed other issues raised by the town.
"It's less important for us to say, 'No, it's right,'" Click said.
The new petitions were submitted to the town for review, but Schilling, Smith and Town Manager Mike Scanlon were out for the holidays, so the petition group hasn't heard yet if the petitions will be accepted.
The crises between January 2009 and Tuesday, when he stepped down from the Pitkin County board, have bookended a political career that Newman said he thinks lived up to the slogan on the yard sign from his first campaign he still keeps in his garage: "Preserve, Conserve, Collaborate."
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Firstly I'm having 2 acres leased land and I'm not having any personal land or property.
Can I get loan to start up dairy farm in Tumkur dist?
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Camargue is delivering a wide-ranging programme that targets business, schools and consumers. Our role is to help tell the woodland story, increase the enjoyment of visitors to these beautiful landscapes and to promote the sustainable use of timber produced in Britain. We've created eye-catching campaigns in the woods themselves and launched 'Grown in Britain' – the new standard for responsibly sourced timber.
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A Statement From Africana Studies Faculty
"When our lived experience of theorizing is fundamentally linked to processes of self-recovery, of collective liberation, no gap exists between theory and practice." —Audre Lorde
Read the Statement
The Lewis-Ezekoye Distinguished Lecture in Africana Studies
January 25, 2022 | 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Remembering Quandra Prettyman
January 9, 2022 | 1:00pm - 2:30pm
Tribute to Professor Quandra Prettyman
Barnard College mourns the passing of Professor Quandra Prettyman, a trailblazer at the college and in the fields of Africana Studies and English Literature.
Barnard College mourns the passing of Professor Quandra Prettyman, a trailblazer at the college and in the fields of Africana Studies and English Literature. Born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland, Quandra was the daughter of two school teachers. A curious, adventurous child who saw the world as her playground, in her teens she took a road trip from Mexico back to the U.S. with friends of various racial and ethnic backgrounds that created an ongoing commitment to nurturing cross-racial and multi-ethnic communities. After studying history at Antioch College (1950-54) and English at the University of Michigan (1955-57), Quandra made New York City her home base: she worked in publishing and began teaching while initiating a lifetime of travel abroad, with regular trips to Amsterdam. Her welcoming apartment on the Upper West Side, in which every room was a library, showed her passion for making visible the parts of life buried in archives and books. Quandra herself was living history, often sharing stories of her friendships with luminaries like Coretta Scott King and James Baldwin and teaching newcomers the history of Black Barnard. Her home was a salon where gossip, knowledge, food, and drinks were served in abundance. It was also a haven for friends and students who needed a sudden place to stay or a shoulder to lean on.
Professor Prettyman joined the Barnard College Department of English in 1970, becoming the first Black faculty member to receive a full-time appointment at the College. In addition to teaching writing, she created courses new to the College (and sometimes new to the field) such as The Harlem Renaissance; Slavery: the Woman's Experience, Black and White; Minority Women Writers in the US (Native American, African American, Latina, Asian American); Literature of the Great Migration, and Early African American literature 1760-1890. Her commitment to African American studies and mentorship inspired countless students during her 50-year career as a Senior Associate in English. Even after Professor Prettyman's official "retirement," she continued teaching, offering "Explorations in Black Literature: 1760-1890," as recently as the fall of 2019. Her innovations were not just in content, but in form; she was often one of the earlier adopters of digital tools for teaching. In addition to teaching, she wrote in a range of genres. A poet since her college days, her work appears in Arnold Adoff's The Poetry of Black America (1973), among other venues. She edited Out of Our Lives: A Selection of Contemporary Black Fiction in 1975. Her lifelong interest in cookbooks and recipes led her to publish one of the earliest academic articles on African American Foodways, "Come Eat at My Table: Lives with Recipes" published by Southern Quarterly in 1992. A regular reviewer for Publisher's Weekly and an ardent consumer of literary and gastronomic magazines, Quandra was one of the best-read members of the faculty and a lifelong example of dedication to and passion for the liberal arts. In 2019, the Africana Studies department created the Quandra Prettyman Prize, given to a graduating senior, who like Quandra, embodies intellectual curiosity, generosity of spirit, constant growth, and a belief in the generative power of community.
Professor Prettyman passed away on the morning of October 21, 2021. There will be a memorial. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations be made to support the Quandra Prettyman Prize. Condolence messages can be sent to QuandraPrettyman@gmail.com or to the English Department / Africana Studies Barnard College / 3009 Broadway / New York, NY 10027.
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Quandra Prettyman, Champion of Black Women's Literature, Dies at 88
As Barnard's first Black full-time faculty member, she broke ground in merging feminist literary studies with a study of Black writers.
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Staring at a blank computer screen or piece of paper has to be one of the most awkward times for a writer.
Suddenly your desk needs tidying, then the books in the bookcase demand sorting into alphabetical order, then it's time to check your email—anything is more attractive than writing.
Making something out of nothing, creating something that has never existed before, is akin to Dumbledore waving his wand to produce a feast for dozens of hungry students. It's magic. If the prospect of having to make magic makes you uneasy, you are not alone.
It's not that writers have nothing upstairs, its just that most of us have no special talent for organizing thoughts and putting them down on paper. So instead of writing, I just scribble. Then I go back and try to make sense of it all.
Begin with a blank computer screen or a pad and a watch (or the clock on the computer). Freewriting involves generating words, not correcting them or getting just the right word. Set a time for yourself.
Try one, five, or ten minutes. Longer times may not be that productive since freewriting is a "warm up" for more focused writing.
Begin to type or write about anything that comes into your head. Don't stop until the time is up.
Then review what you have written. Are there words you like? Ideas that might work for your writing project?
For five minutes, write non-stop: don't lift your fingers from the keyboard or your pen from the page. Just keep writing. Don't stop to ponder or make corrections or look up a word's meaning in the dictionary. Just keep writing.
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Watco Purchases Two Iowa Pacific Routes
Watco is purchasing two railroads from Iowa Pacific Holdings. Watco's subsidiary, Watco Transportation Services, will acquire Austin & Northwestern Railroad Company, Inc. (d/b/a Texas New Mexico Railroad) (TNMR) and West Texas & Lubbock Railroad Company, Inc. (WTLC). The new railroads owned by WTS will be the Texas & New Mexico Railway, which will take over operations of the rail line currently operated by Texas New Mexico, and the Lubbock & Western Railway, which will take over the rail line currently operated by West Texas & Lubbock.
Texas & New Mexico Railway extends from a Union Pacific connection at Monahans, Texas, to Lovington, New Mexico. The railroad serves the oil fields of west Texas and southeast New Mexico. The primary commodities shipped on the line are oilfield chemicals and minerals, construction aggregates, industrial waste, and scrap. Lubbock & Western Railway is divided into two segments; the most northern segment runs from just north of Dimmitt, Texas, to Plainview, Texas, and the second segment runs west from Lubbock, Texas, to Whiteface, Texas, and southwest from Lubbock to Seagraves. The Lubbock & Western Railway ships commodities such as fertilizer, construction aggregates, grain, cotton, chemicals, peanuts, and plastics.
—Garland McKee
This article was posted on: July 2, 2015


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Annual OPAL Gala Benefit raises $7000+ for scholarship fund
From a press release
More than 170 people attended the 17th annual OPAL Gala benefit sponsored by the Oak Park Area Lesbian and Gay Association ( OPALGA ) last Saturday. Attendees at the OPAL ( Oak Park Area Leadership ) Gala gathered to honor Rev. Alan C. Taylor and Davida Williams while raising funds for a new education scholarship. Proceeds from the benefit will also be shared with two other organizations providing services to the area lesbian, gay, bi-sexual and transgendered ( LGBT ) community.
Rev. Taylor came to Oak Park ten years ago to serve Unity Temple Unitarian Universalist Congregation. He arrived with a history of activism and leadership which he has continued here. As a supporter and member of OPALGA, he has built bridges between his congregation and the LGBT community. Most recently, Rev. Taylor has been a strong supporter of the move towards marriage equality. In a letter to the editor of the Wednesday Journal earlier this year, he said, "The time has come to end marriage inequality. All families deserve equal treatment in law just as all families are blessings and smiled upon by God."
Davida Williams is a licensed clinical social worker who during a 34+ year career at Hephzibah Children's Association pushed for the licensing of same-sex couples as foster parents and helped dozens of same-sex couples form families through adoption. Largely through Williams'' efforts and over decades of time, dozens of Hephzibah's families have been headed by gay and lesbian couples.
The OPAL Gala benefit is the single biggest fundraiser conducted by OPALGA each year and for the past several years the group has shared the proceeds with other organizations. This year's beneficiary organizations are the LGBT seniors program operated by West Suburban Senior Services and the Chicago Gender Society.
In addition to the external beneficiary organizations, a large portion of this year's proceeds will be used to establish a new OPALGA education fund for area students. At the Gala, funds to kick-start the scholarship were raised via a live auction. With Val Camilletti, of Val's Halla Records serving as the auctioneer, the live auction raised more than $7,000 in donations.
The first OPALGA scholarships will be granted in 2014. They will provide financial support for the education of LGBT or questioning students, children of LGBT parents, or allies of the LGBT community. There will be two types of scholarships: one for graduating high school seniors and one for continuing education students.
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Minneapolis City Councilor Andrea Jenkins elected City Council President
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by Dixie Vodka | Oct 9, 2020 | Blog, NASCAR
There's no arguing that 2020 has been a tough year for all of us. But here at Dixie Vodka, we're lucky to have had some sunshine breaking through the cloudy days. This year, we were honored to become the Official Vodka of NASCAR, a partnership that's helped us start...
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"Preparing children for success in school is the best gift we can give them," is the motto for New Dimensions Learning Center in Jacksonville, Florida.
"As a center, we strive to provide as much education to our families in all aspects of early childhood education, however the nutritional information has always been a weaker point," says center Director Kenyatta Jelks. She decided to make changes in the center. Creating healthier menus, building a garden, implementing nutrition into daily lesson plans and getting parents involved were a few strategies that she used to enhance her program.
When creating the new menus, it was important for Jelks to find innovative ways to introduce children to healthier foods. As a program, they built a garden to teach them about gardening and new foods. "Our children have taken pride in planting their gardens and eating the vegetables that they have grown themselves," Jelks states. The staff also included new foods in their daily lessons by charting and discussing "go, slow, whoa" foods. This allowed the children to identify foods that are healthy.
Parents have become increasingly interested in the growth and the development of the gardening project. The parents get the opportunity to see what their children are learning about nutrition and encourage them to try new foods at home.
"If we had to sum up the program changes in one word, it would be 'illuminating'," says Jelks.
Farm to Child Care is taking root in Texas, thanks to USDA's Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) Child Care Wellness Grants. A portion of funding went toward establishing Farm to Child Care (FTC) initiatives in centers and day care homes across the state.
In 2001, there were six Farm to School programs in the United States. Today, there are Farm to School programs in all 50 states and in more than 9,000 schools. Farm to School programming can make positive impacts when it comes to children's health.


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According to records from the Anderson County Coroner's Office, Farrow is the fifth person since 2014 to die in a crash involving an animal. Several previous cases involved people on motorcycles who hit animals, and one fatal crash from 2018 involved the driver of an 18-wheeler tried to miss a deer and lost control of the rig.
The area where Friday's accident happened is near a strip mall and some other commercial development, but is also bordered by a patch of woods.
The state Department of Natural Resources last month issued a statement warning South Carolina drivers to be on the lookout for white-tailed deer all year, but to be especially alert for them during October and November, the animals' peak breeding season. Nearly half of the collisions between vehicles and deer occur during that season, according to the agency. Tammy Wactor, a wildlife biologist for the agency based in Clemson, said Friday that deer move more often and travel longer distances during the peak breeding season.
She also said people who live in cities should still be mindful that deer are closer than residents sometimes think.
"Regardless of the time of year, people need to be diligent about watching for deer in the early morning and in the evenings, when they are more likely to be active," Wactor said. "Sometimes, people think they won't see deer in urban areas, but deer are highly adaptable. They do live in cities. If they can find even a little woods or a greenway, they adapt to being an urban area."
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Affiliated Distributors Memorializes Former VP Mechlin
AD Industrial Supply Division President Jack Templin shares his In Memorium letter of recently passed Senior Vice President Stuart Mechlin, who was employeed by AD for 12 years, retiring as Senior Vice President in 2011.
On Nov. 1st, 2014, our dear friend Stuart Mechlin lost his battle with cancer.
Stu's contributions while at AD were numerous and he set the table for much of the success we have enjoyed. He had a significant impact on not only our Suppliers and Affiliates, but also our internal staff.
I first met Stu when I was an AD Supplier. As I think back to my dealings with Stu, one of the things I remember the most is his enthusiasm for AD's mission and its members. Even after Stu left AD, he often "checked in" to see how we were doing and how he could be of assistance, even in the midst of his adversity, he maintained the most incredible positive attitude.
In June of 2014, after Stu found out he was going to fight the battle with cancer for a fourth time, he was asked to be a guest blogger on www.rundamentalists.com, to write a few words about his survivor mindset and the attitude he maintained. Stu wrote the following:
"Accept that life gave you some bum cards on a bad day. Work on stuff that you can influence even if it only for your wellbeing. Life is short. I have always taught others that on a good day they control just 10 percent of what is going on. The other 90 percent is totally random."
Stu mentions that during this fight, he learned to treat every day as a gift, and he also learned what was truly important in life.
In 2011 on the 30th anniversary of Affiliated Distributors (AD), Stu Mechlin retired from his twelve years of service to the Industrial Supply Division of AD. That year, Stu was awarded the prestigious AD MVP Award.
Bill Weisberg, AD's Chairman and CEO, presented Stu with the MVP award and praised him for his accomplishments at AD, and as a man. During Stu's tenure, "the amount of business done between the members and suppliers has gone up 315 percent. But the numbers don't tell half the story. Stu Mechlin is a wonderful individual, he is an inspiration to so many. Stu Mechlin is unique in the passion, in the enthusiasm, the warmth. You have meant so much to so many people, in so many ways, beyond business. You have meant so much to all of us and you will truly be missed my friend."
To watch Stu accept the AD MVP award and talk about what this industry meant to him, and what he believed was the most important part of life, please take a moment to watch this video.
For those of us who knew Stu personally and professionally, we also knew that after the love he had for his family, his second love in life was cycling. His greatest cycling accomplishment was cycling the toughest one-day race: the Paris-Roubaix, something not many people can say they have accomplished.
Stu was an influencer, educator and a mentor. He always helped others and wanted everyone to succeed. Even during the toughest time of his life, he always said, "Whatever happens…you never give up." He will be truly missed.
Stu is survived by his wife Ellen and their two sons, Mark and Alexander. In lieu of flowers, the Mechlin family asks that donations may be made in his memory to the American Cancer Society, www.cancer.org, or the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society at www.lls.org.
Jack Templin
President, Industrial Supply Division
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All roads lead to Croke Park on Saturday afternoon as Meath complete their Division 2 League campaign with a joust with Donegal. Both teams can approach the final with a high degree of confidence having already secured promotion to the top tier for next season.
The Royals have enjoyed a strong campaign, winning 6 of their 7 games. It should be noted that their sole defeat came against Donegal on a cold February night in Ballybofey. Andy McEntee's charges have bounced back impressively, recording a string of victories en route to the final.
The final gets underway at 5.00.
We wish Eoin, Michael and the entire Meath panel the best of luck.