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Yesterday, AFL-CIO head Richard Trumka may have broken a modern record for chutzpah exhibited by a labor leader Friday in criticizing management's decision at bankrupt snack maker Hostess Brands to liquidate in the wake of irreconcilable issues with its unions. In a Friday afternoon report at Politico, Kevin Cirilli not only let Trumka get away with it; he also lent the labor leader's contentions additional misleading support.
Trumka blamed the company's apparently imminent demise on "Bain-style Wall Street vultures." He wants everyone to believe that it's greedy, eeeevil Republican private-equity types who are on the brink of putting yet another company out of business. The "clever" framing of that quoted phrase appears to indicate that Trumka already knew better. It seems very likely that Cirilli also knew better. Three hours before the initial time stamp of Cirilli's report, Zero Hedge re-exposed the heavy involvement of D-D-D-Democrats in Hostess's management and advisors originally documented way back in july at CNNMoney by David Kaplan (additional paragraph breaks added by me; bolds are mine throughout this post):
The Hostess Liquidation: A Curious Cast Of Characters As The Twinkie Tumbles
... America has been habituated following the last season of the reality TV show known as the presidential election, if Private Equity then "bad." Only this time there is a twist: because it wasn't really PE that was the pure evil in the Obama long-term campaign, it was associating PE with Republicans, and thus: with jobs outsourcing.
And here comes the Hostess twist: because Tim Collins of Ripplewood, was a prominent Democrat, a position which allowed him to get involved in the first bankruptcy process in the first place, due to his proximity with the Teamsters' long-term heartthrob Dick Gephardt (whose consulting group just happens to also be an equity owner of Hostess).
In other words, the traditional republican-cum-PE scapegoating strategy here will be a tough one to pull off since the narrative collapses when considering that it was a Democrat who rescued the firm, only to see it implode in a trainwreck that has resulted in the liquidation of a legendary brand, and 18,500 layoffs.
But it only gets better. Because the full cast of characters involved here is quite stunning, as David Kaplan summarized so well recently:
Ripplewood is run by Tim Collins, 55, who's been at the center of other famed PE transactions. Known as a brilliant capitalist-philanthropist-networker, he's an eclectic character: a Democrat in an industry of Republicans ...
... Ripplewood's foray into Hostess was partly enabled by Collins's connections in the Democratic Party. He wanted to explore deals with union-involved companies and sought the help of former congressman (Dick) Gephardt, who in 2005 founded the Gephardt Group, an Atlanta consulting firm that provides "labor advisory services." In his 2004 presidential bid, Gephardt -- whose father was a Teamsters milk truck driver -- was endorsed by 21 of the largest U.S. labor unions; in 2003, Collins was one of 19 "founding members" of Gephardt's New York State leadership committee.
The rest of the story at CNNMoney is one of owners trying to do what they can to save a business, sometimes less than perfectly. Management got union concessions to emerge from bankruptcy the first time, but for a variety of reasons, it wasn't enough, and another round of negotiations was attempted last year. When it became clear that the impasse had no chance of being resolved except under duress, the company filed for bankruptcy again. Now it's not coming back.
Read it all -- at Zero Hedge (especially the chart of the players) and CNNMoney.
"Champion of labor" Gephardt has now positioned himself as an expert who will help his clients:
- Increase the level of trust between management, employees and union leaders
- Develop labor agreements that align the interests of the company and its employees
- Implement strategies for securing win-win agreements and establishing foundations for long term relationships. We also provide labor relations mediation services.
- Identify and evaluate acquisition candidates, perform due diligence, assist with labor cost restructuring and workforce integration.
His group supposedly "will develop an employee relations strategy that helps you achieve your business objectives." Well, not always, it would appear.
Here's the lesson Zero Hedge believes we should take away from all of this:
... what the Hostess story will hopefully teach the always gullible public, is that nothing is ever black or white, and there are numerous shades of gray in every story: even one in which an "evil" PE firm is unable to come to resolution with labor unions, despite the man in charge of it all being a prominent democrat.
Because when it comes to money other things such alliances, ideology and certainly politics are always, always, secondary. Sadly, ever more Americans will be forced to learn this lesson the hard way.
Politico's Cirilli and the rest of the establishment press appear determined to make sure that the average American doesn't learn that lesson. Cirilli should be presumptively considered especially culpable because he appeared to betray knowledge of the July CNNMoney story. But instead of exposing Trumka's blatant dishonesty, he buttressed it with references to the presidential election and Rush Limbaugh:
The Bain attack is back.
This time it's being used against Hostess Brands, the Twinkies and Wonder Bread maker that announced Friday it was closing. AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka drew the comparison in a public statement Friday.
"What's happening with Hostess Brands is a microcosm of what's wrong with America, as Bain-style Wall Street vultures make themselves rich by making America poor," Trumka said in a public statement. "Crony capitalism and consistently poor management drove Hostess into the ground, but its workers are paying the price."
... Trumka's comparing Hostess to Bain comes after an election in which former GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney was criticized for co-founding Bain Capital.
The union leader took the workers' the side, saying Hostess' leaders and policies were "wrecking America."
... Hostess filed again for bankruptcy in January, and its debt was later purchased by investment firms, including two hedge funds: Silver Point Capital and Monarch Alternative Capital, according to a CNN Money report.
... Conservative commentator Rush Limbaugh fired back at Trumka on his radio program Friday.
"According to a CNN Money report"? It's hard to imagine it's any other writeup besides the one by Kaplan Zero Hedge referenced above which names Democratic Party names. Odds are Kevin Cirilli knew all about the involvement of prominent Democrats, but proactively chose to carry Trumka's water. If true, how disgraceful.
Readers are going to come away from Cirilli's report believing that Republicans are to blame for Hostess's demise. Obviously, that's complete rubbish. If prominent Republicans with backgrounds equivalent to Gephardt's had been involved, odds are that Kevin Cirilli would have been naming names in his headline and opening paragraphs.
The rest of the press is predictably ignoring the Hostess's Democrat ties. Searches at the Associated Press on "Gephardt" and on "Hostess Democrat," "Hostess Democrats, and "Hostess Democratic (not in quotes) at 7 AM ET all came up empty. The most recent reference to Gephardt in a search on his name at the New York Times is from July 19.
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text: When winter rears its frosty head and a big snowstorm hits, amateur photographers, professionals and hobbyists around the world break out their cameras, sit back in the warmth of their homes and let their gear capture the gradual accumulation of snow. Recording the build-up of the frigid, fluffy white stuff through time-lapse videos has become increasingly popular in the past few years with more advanced cameras becoming cheaper. More and more amateurs are creating dramatic videos that show the accumulation of snow on the ground -- speeding up hours of a winter storm into minutes or seconds. We scoured the web to find the most dramatic snowfall time-lapse videos and chose six of our favorites. Each video is accompanied by commentary from its creator. Above: Washington, D.C. Blizzard of 2010 Time-Lapse "Shots began on 2/5/2010 around 5pm. I have a Nikon D300 SLR with an internal interval timer. I set it to take a shot every 15 minutes. As far as technique, I knew the light levels were going to change throughout the night and that auto-focus would be problematic as well as cause extra strain on the battery. I pre-focused on the chairs in the center of the frame, then I set the camera to manual focus. I relied on the camera to determine exposure and locked the aperture and allowed the internal light meter to adjust shutter speeds accordingly. I set the camera to spot metering and told the metering system to meter on the snow just to the right of the table, as that would be a consistent location to determine brightness. I ran out of battery power at about 6am the next morning, which gave a nice 12 hour time-lapse. In terms of snowfall, we received around 25 inches in 12 hours -- some drifts around the house were close to 3 feet". -- Dave Wujcik, Oakton, Virginia Video courtesy Dave WujcikSnowpocalypse Time-Lapse "I shot this time-lapse with a Canon PowerShot D10 loaded up with the Canon Hack Development Kit software (CHDK) from http://chdk.wikia.com/wiki/CHDK. This video was shot in February 2011. For this series, I shot high-resolution frames (3264x2448) with 25 to 45 seconds between the shots depending on the video and then imported the individual shots into Sony Vegas and re-sized the shots. I had the camera set to manual focus, but auto exposure with auto flash. The on-board camera battery only last about 3 hours, so I ended up making a cool outdoor battery setup as the camera is waterproof and I can set it up and run it for at least a couple of days non-stop". -- Alex Ivie, Northwest Arkansas Video courtesy Alex IvieSnow Accumulation in Jersey City "I shot this from my window in my garden level apartment in Jersey City. I used a Canon 40D with a timed shutter that I got on eBay with a 50mm lens on a tripod. You can actually see the reflection in the window at the top looking back into my apartment as it gets darker outside. I was kind of bummed about that but I still like the way it came out". -- Chris Lees, Jersey City, New Jersey Video courtesy Chris LeesWinter Storm Time-Lapse "My set up is this: Panasonic HVX200 shooting to P2 cards. Original capture was set at 1 frame every 5 seconds at 720p. The final web versions may have been sped up even more to get it to a 30 second clip. Total snowfall for the video was approximately 18-24 inches, although the time-lapse doesn't show that much snow on the deck". -- Conrad Weaver, Conjostudios Video courtesy Conrad WeaverSnow Drift Time-Lapse "I setup my Nikon D90 DSLR on a tripod about two feet off the ground, pointed out my sliding glass door to our back patio. I wanted to have a decent perspective on the coming snowfall and they were predicting about 18-24 inches. I had no idea I was also going to be able to catch a huge snowdrift. I used my wide-angle (14mm) lens, wanting to capture as much of the surrounding area as possible, opened up to f/4. I attached my intervalometer to the D90 and set it to snap a still photo every two minutes. I began shooting on the afternoon of Tuesday, February 1st around 1 p.m. and continued through the night into early Wednesday morning, February 2nd around 6 a.m. All total, I captured just over 500 photos over the course of about 17 hours. I then compiled them all together into the resulting time-lapse video. The blizzard, which came to be known as the Groundhog Day blizzard of 2011, ended up accumulating the third-largest total amount of snowfall for Chicago, with just over 20 inches". -- Josh Schmanke, Chicago, Illinois Video courtesy Josh SchmankeJanuary 2011 Snowfall Time-Lapse "Hearing there would be a blizzard on December 26, I put a Canon Rebel DSLR on a tripod with a remote timer that would take a picture automatically every five minutes. I set it up with the Orange bucket that has inches marked off as yellow dots, but that was soon swallowed, and as you can see. I spent the rest of the night clearing away snow so the clock would still be visible. I stuck the yardstick in when I realized it was going to be much higher than anyone estimated. It went viral that day and next; for much of the day hits/plays were coming in at 100,000 an hour, with 3.5 million views total. Every network called to use it: CBS, NBC, ABC, Weather Channel, CNN, even the BBC called to put it worldwide. I keep my time lapse gear simple: an inexpensive DLSR, a good but cheap tripod, and a third party timer remote anyone can buy on Amazon for 20 bucks". -- Michael Black, Belmar, New Jersey Video courtesy Michael Black


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The inevitable coming of the sovereign debt panic finally engulfed Europe this week as the derisively (or perhaps affectionately) named PIGS spilled their slop on the continent. But Portugal, Ireland, Greece, and Spain are hardly worthy of so much attention. In truth, they are little more than the currently favored proxies among the leveraged speculator community (cough) for the larger problem of all sovereign debt. Indeed, the credit default swaps on these smaller European satellite states were not alone this week in making large moves higher. UK sovereign risk rose strongly, and so did US sovereign risk. With a downgrade warning from Moody's to boot.
Notable among three of the PIGS are their relatively small populations, and small contributions to either world or European GDP. While Spain has a population over 45 million, Portugal and Greece have populations roughly equal to a US state, such as Ohio–at around 10 million. And Ireland? The Emerald Isle has a population similar to Kentucky, at around 4 million. While the PIGS are without question a problem for Europe, whatever problems they present for Brussels are easily matched by the looming headache for Washington that's coming from large, US states such as California, Florida, Illinois, Ohio, and Michigan.
I've identified seven large US states by four criteria that are sure to cause trouble for Washington's political class at least for the next 3 years, through the 2012 elections. These are states with big populations, very high rates of unemployment, and which have already had to borrow big to pay unemployment claims. In addition, as a kind of Gregor.us kicker, I've thrown in a fourth criteria to identify those states that are large net importers of energy. Because the step change to higher energy prices played, and continues to play, such a large role in the developed world's financial crisis it's instructive to identify those US states that will struggle for years against the rising tide of higher energy costs.
First, let's consider a large state that didn't make my list. Texas didn't make the list because its unemployment rate has not risen high enough to reach my cutoff: a state must register broad, U-6 underemployment above 15%, and currently Texas has only reached 13.7% on that measure. Also, Texas's total energy production nearly perfectly matches its total energy consumption. Of course, Texas has indeed had to borrow more than billion dollars so far to pay unemployment claims, thus technically bankrupting its unemployment trust fund. That meets my criteria. But, it's instructive to note Texas' energy production capacity in this regard, as that produces dollars. And one of the big reasons US states are under so much pressure, like their European counterparts, is that they cannot print currency. Being able to produce oil and gas is the next best thing to printing currency. So, Texas doesn't make my list.
The seven states to make my list are California, Florida, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, North Carolina, and New Jersey. Each has a population above 8 million people. Each has had to borrow more than a billion dollars, so far, to pay claims out of their now bankrupt unemployment insurance fund. Also, each state currently registers broad, underemployment above 15% as indicated by the U-6 measure for the States. And finally, each state is a large net importer of either oil, natural gas, electricity, or all three of these energy sources.
Let's consider the overall predicament for residents of states like California, with its epic housing bust, Ohio and Michigan at the end of the automobile era, or North Carolina and New Jersey in light of the financial sector's demise. Not only have states such as these permanently lost key sectors that once drove their economies, but, residents in these states are over-exposed to structurally higher energy costs. The prospect for wage growth in the United States is now dim. We are already recording year over year wage decreases in real terms. The culprit? Energy and food costs. My seven states are squeezed hard at both ends: no wage growth at the top, and no relief through cheaper energy costs at the bottom.
US wage growth in real terms has been stagnant for years. And the most recent decade of higher oil prices has been particularly punishing to states over-leveraged to the automobile like California, Florida, and North Carolina where highway and road systems dwarf public transport. While it's true that states like Ohio and California produce some oil and gas, the size of their populations overwhelm any production with outsized demand for electricity and gasoline. In contrast, and as I mentioned, it will be revealing to see how this depression ultimately plays out in such states as Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming, Oklahoma, North Dakota, and Louisiana which are all net exporters of energy.
Were it not for peak oil, gasoline prices would have fallen to a dollar during this depression as oil returned to the lows of the late 1990's–if not even lower. Petrol at 90 cents a gallon would begin to chip away at the painfully decreasing spread between punk wages and energy input costs, currently endured by underemployed Americans. Natural gas and coal prices are also much higher than they were at the lows of the 1990's. And I need not remind: while energy prices are very 2010, the American workforce has lost so many jobs that our labor force has indeed returned the 1990's.
21st century energy prices overlaid on a 20th century economy? That's no fun at all. The mainstream economics profession, perhaps unsurprisingly, still does not pay enough attention to the interweaving of long-term stagnant wage growth, higher energy inputs, and the resulting credit creation that OECD countries took as the solution to resolve that squeeze. Given that one of out of eight Americans takes food stamps, a visit to states like Illinois, Florida, Ohio, and North Carolina would reveal that the difference between 15 dollar oil and 75 dollar oil, and 2 dollar natural gas and 5 dollar natural gas is large.
My seven states of energy debt represent a full 35% of the total US population. As with other US states, they face looming policy clashes between protected state and city workers on one hand, and the growing ranks of the private economy's underemployed on the other. The recent circus at the LA City Council meeting was a nice foreshadowing that the days of unlimited borrowing by governments–against future growth based on cheap energy–is coming to an end. Washington can print up dollars and fund these states for years, if it so chooses. But just as with the 70 million people in Portugal, Italy, Greece and Spain, the 108 million people in these seven large states are probably facing even higher levels of unemployment as austerity measures finally slam into their cashless coffers, and reduce their ability to borrow.


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HEy all, I am a strength/conditioning coach that works with all kinds of clients and athletes, as well as regular people. I love to make clients stronger , faster, and more powerful, as well asincreasing mobility.So, I guess the personality I am trying to portray is strong, powerful, fast, and efficient!
I am a strength coach, NOT a personal trainer. A strength coach can train athletes as well as regular people and requires a much broader background in anatomy and functional movement.
The market I am targeting is people that want to get strong, or just move better with functional progressive strength, and or weight loss/conditioning programming online.
I am putting up an online training/contact site and need a cool logo. I thougt maybe actually making the company name itself, CE strength services,( the actual typeface) look simple, fast, or powerful. However, I dont want weights or muscles or anything like that in the logo.
I would love to use colors such as navy, white, black , blue, silver or chrome?? However, not that big a deal as long as it looks cool! Some sort of italics might make it look fast??
I need this to fit on the top of a webpage and as an email header. 5" long x 1-2" high will be perfect for the site logo. I guess I could use the same logo for e-mail>?
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24 September 2010
Cemeteries Part 12: Greyfriars
Pretty heady stuff for a break before returning to the library. Somehow, turning in to Bobby's pub instead would have been more fun. Self: Work a little harder at photographic skills.
A couple of places for some good shivers are Edinburgh's Dark Side and Greyfriars Graveyard.
Labels: Edinburgh, Greyfriars, Scotland
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- Julie Goucher said...
Just come across your blog via Cyndis' List.
I spotted the details below in the local paper last month about Greyfriars Bobby
- Sunday, 20 February, 2011
- BDM said...
What a lovely tribute ... thank you so much for passing this on to me! I'm delighted to be introduced to your interesting blog.
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Trevor and TVoovies! 2
Hello stitchers! I have a special post for you today, my friends over at Union Pool have a YouTube show called TVoovies where they mashup a different tv show with a movie every episode, like HOUSE OF CARDS Double-Crosses with Picard, that mashes up Star Trek with House of cards.
Today the TVoovies season 3 premier comes out, and I hear there is going to be a Doctor Who, mashup this season which you know I am pretty excited about!
In Honor of their 3 season premier, I have created knitting/crochet, Perler bead, and cross stitch charts of some of their original characters from the first two seasons.
I'm going to start with Trevor, who is a series regular. He tends to turn up a lot in the background, sometimes getting kicked around a bit. He also happens to be pretty cute. I have a few version of him. The first is regular old Trevor, from the his first appearance in PARKS AND RECREATION Gets JURASSIC.
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This version of Trevor is my favorite, and is from the Always Sunny Gang Destroy Avatar episode.
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I also have these special cross stitch charts of Toy Trevor getting zapped, from SONS OF ANARCHY get Buzzed and Woody.
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Toy Trevor Simplified Cross Stitch
T-Ron is one of my favorite characters and the first one that made me want to chart some TVoovies. He's from PARKS AND RECREATION Gets JURASSIC.
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Next is Sweet Dee's avatar from Always Sunny Gang Destroy Avatar
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This spunky lady is the mummified Dowager Countess from INDIANA JONES Visits DOWNTON ABBEY
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I want to scratch this little guys belly. His name is Rhaegal, the baby dragon, from GAME OF THRONES Gets A HANGOVER
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If you are an Orange is the New Black fan like me, you will love this last one, Crazy Eyes, from GODZILLA wears ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK.
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I hope you enjoy TVoovies and these little guys as much as I do (No I'm not getting paid to say nice things, but if someone sent me chocolate I would not object).
As always please let me know what you want to stitch, if you find and funky links, if want to send me fancy socks, or if you have any pics of your finished projects.
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I feel bad that I haven't posted for a long time, but I also haven't had a whole lot to post about either! But here are some updated pics of the past few weeks. Our master bedroom has basically been done for quite awhile and even though there are still things I want to add/change, here is what it looks like right now. First of all, here is a terrible picture of what it looked like when we bought it. Yucka.
This is at the top of the stairs looking down the hallway into the bedroom. Lots of pictures ahead…
It's hard to tell, but I love the texture on the headboard. It's thick upholstery fabric and it has raised circles.
The dang drawer on my dresser doesn't stay closed! Sometimes it closes and sometimes it doesn't but this time it was uncooperative for my pictures! I would still like to get another dresser and paint it yellow but that is something I may do later. I also used chalkboard spray paint and an old frame to make the cute chalkboard sign on the left.
I had this wooden tray from our wedding and I used painter's tape and spray paint to make a cute design and I use it to hold my jewelry and perfume.
I love love the stenciled wall! You may notice a tiny part by the left nightstand that looks weird and I still need to fix that…ugh.
I did a lot of projects in this room. Here is everything I did;
-painted the walls (Behr Porpoise and Behr Creek Bend for the accent wall)
-stenciled one wall using a homemade stencil and pearlescent craft paint
-recovered lampshades with muslin and ribbon
-made upholstered headboard with nailhead trim
-repainted nightstands and added new hardware
-added ribbon to bedskirt
-spray painted frames
-made the curtains with hemming tape
-made a framed chalkboard
-spray painted tray
-traced, cut out (with Dan's help), and painted the letter H above the TV
-painted and reupholstered the chair
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MKC crossover next step to reviving Lincoln
- New crossover SUV officially to be unveiled Monday
- Second all-new model after MKZ just on sale
- Lincoln revival depends on stream of new models
DETROIT -- The revival of the Lincoln brand takes a major step Monday with the unveiling of the MKC crossover, the smallest vehicle to ever carry the Lincoln name, but a large piece of Ford's strategy to return its remaining luxury brand to prominence.
The task will take years, cost billions and runs the risk of proving as ineffective as previous attempts.
But the top of the Glass House is undeterred.
Before joining Ford in 2006, CEO Alan Mulally thought of Lincoln as a quintessential American brand. "I had a wonderful impression of Lincoln," Mulally told the Free Press last week. "When I got to Ford, I wondered where Lincoln was."
Named for America's beloved 16th president, Lincoln has slipped from the nation's leading luxury brand in 1990, with sales of 231,660 to near extinction. Lincoln ended 2012 with sales of 82,150, a 4% drop when luxury car sales industrywide rose nearly 12%.
Today, Lincoln's U.S. sales rank last of eight luxury brands.
Restoring Lincoln was quickly added to Mulally's to-do list early in his tenure, but the initiative kept getting pushed farther down the list by more urgent matters, such as borrowing nearly $24 billion to ensure the company's survival during the financial crisis.
"When I arrived in 2006, the first profit forecast I saw was a $17-billion loss, and we achieved it," Mulally said.
He decided quickly that Ford, which in the late 1990s went on a luxury carmaker buying spree, could not continue to be a house of many brands. With Ford and Lincoln accounting for 85% of business, the decision was to invest in them and divest the rest, including Jaguar, Aston Martin, Land Rover and Volvo.
Job One was fixing the Ford brand. The second act is reinvigorating Lincoln.
It's no accident that the first two products of what Lincoln says will be four all-new vehicles over the next four years are a midsize sedan -- the MKZ -- and the compact MKC. The growth in the luxury market is fueled by younger buyers looking for smaller, fuel-efficient and affordable status symbols.
The MKC won't go on sale until 2014, but the concept that will be shown Monday at the 2013 North American International Auto Show will be very close to the production car.
"We're setting ourselves up for a really nice opportunity to grow in the next 24 months with these two vehicles," said Jim Farley, Ford's top global marketing executive who is also spearheading Lincoln's renaissance.
Most of the Lincoln's anticipated 18% growth this year will come from the MKZ, which is rolling into showrooms now.
MKZ generated 1,000 orders before it was shipped -- the strongest pre-sale demand ever for a Lincoln, said Matt VanDyke, director of global Lincoln marketing.
Mulally and Farley hope the MKC will stop cynical critics from asking when Ford will ax Lincoln.
"The next four-five years are the most critical first step," Farley said. Resale values for the current lineup are in the 50% range, global platforms are in place for future products and dealers have been trained to pamper their customers with the same zeal shown by BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Lexus.
Here are reasons why this time may be different:
- Ford is taking its luxury brand back to its roots and original name: Lincoln Motor Co. A new advertising campaign touts its heritage and reinforces independence from the Ford brand.
- Lincoln is shooting a Super Bowl ad. The last time any Ford brand advertised during the big game was in 2006, the year the company posted a record $12.6-billion loss.
- Lincoln's promise of seven new or upgraded models by 2014, including four all-new vehicles over four years: the MKZ, MKX, MKS and new MKC.
- Lincoln goes on sale in China beginning in the second half of 2014. A dealer network is being established now.
- The U.S. dealer network in the top 130 metro markets was pared to 300, and dealers are committed to personalized, concierge-like service.
"People will always question the decision to continue Lincoln," said Rebecca Lindland, HIS Automotive director of auto industry for the Americas. "But the constant question about Ford's commitment to the brand may be answered."
Back in 2006, Mulally realized there was a problem. "Ford had moved away from Ford and Lincoln to a house of brands: Aston Martins and Jaguars and Land Rovers and Volvos," he said.
"I came to find out the only reason that Lincoln hadn't been growing is that we had all these other premium brands. I looked at the distribution network -- the Ford and Lincoln stores around the world. And it was all there. What we just needed to do was get focus."
Under Mulally, Ford sold all the other luxury brands and discontinued Mercury.
"We can take Lincoln absolutely flying and provide this much more reasonable exciting, more valuable premium brand," Mulally said. "All the great automobile companies have a great volume brand and a premium luxury brand."
Mulally said Lincoln has learned a lot from Lexus, partly because he was a loyal customer for years during his earlier career at Boeing.
"I was very influenced by Toyota. My whole life, I grew up through Toyota and Lexus. I had every Camry, a Lexus ES300, then a LS300," he said.
That, in part, led him to hire Farley from Toyota in 2007. At the time he accepted the offer, Farley was general manager of Lexus.
Re-animating a languishing brand is a huge challenge.
General Motors set about reinventing Cadillac a decade ago when Mercedes-Benz and BMW were not as entrenched in the U.S. Despite major improvements throughout its lineup, Cadillac still ranks fifth among luxury brands in the U.S.
Mulally said Lincoln has modest goals. He recognizes even moderate success will take time.
Farley said the goal is bringing luxury to all Americans, rather than catching up with the Germans.
Lincoln can afford to be patient. It is profitable today, even on modest sales.
Farley said Ford's mainstream brand has attracted many new customers in the last five years. As they get older and the economy grows stronger, they will be looking for more upscale transportation.
Founder Henry Ford once said, "You can't build your reputation with people by telling them what you're going to do."
So on Monday, the news media, industry leaders and luxury competitors will look closely at what Lincoln has to show.
"When they see the MKC," said Mulally, "they're going to go, 'Whoa.' Ford really has a better idea about Lincoln."


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But I spotted a small sign that said Knotty Pine and had checked ahead online to see the spot - and it wasn't a giant blue sided building - so I knew this was the one.
My friend Heidi and I decided to take advantage of the nice weather and sit outside on the deck. FYI - it's a small place and it gets packed - so reservations are recommended on Friday/Saturday.
Heidi went with the crab cakes ($12.95) and as you can see they were a bit overdone. She said the flavor was pretty good though.
It was fried crawfish over a cheese sauce ($12.95). The cheese sauce basically tasted like queso dip. IT was very tasty - and the crawfish had a similar texture to shrimp - but I actually liked it better! I'd be interested in trying the whole ones - but think battered and fried was probably easier to eat.
tapas mood so I decided on having a couple of small items for the main entree. First up - their other specialty at Knotty Pine - FROG LEGS! The appetizer version is $9.99 and comes with three little frog behinds.
Side note for a family story - my step-sister Janna and I went to a fancy dinner with our parents probably 25 years ago - and they had frog legs. Janna said she definitely could not eat them - we were probably 12 at the time. Her Dad asked why and she said she couldn't stand the thought of all those frogs in the bottom of the lake rolling around in wheelchairs! Ah the memories.
But since it's 25 years later - I'm guessing they now have prosthetic legs for the little guys and decided to go for it! They were lightly breaded and fried - and really tasted like chicken thighs but a little lighter. They were served with melted butter - which was okay - but a little rich for the legs. I'd have rather had a light mustard or aioli - something with a little zip to it.
The red beans & rice was good - lots of veggies! But it seemed like it hadn't been cooked very long and the flavors weren't very developed. It was good but not amazing.
Heidi let me try a bite of the gumbo and it was delicious! Deep and rich flavors - I was definitely jealous!
Here's the view over the deck of the river...
The sky was beautiful as I made my way back to my car so I had to grab a quick snap of that too.
Why Should You Go? If you're looking for some fresh New Orleans fare in a peaceful setting - I highly recommend it. The food was pretty darned good and our server was extremely knowledgable. I also want to go back just for the view and the deck. The entrees are a bit pricey and my bill for a glass of wine and the three appetizers was $35 - so it's not a bargain. But - I had a great time and a full belly!


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FamilySearch, Football and Milestones
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LOL. "Only a genealogist would get emotionally attached to records..." My name is Caroline Pointer and I get emotionally attached to records, especially death certificates. The stories they tell, right? Glad to know I'm not the only one. Antique stores with a lot of ephemera are bad for me too.ReplyDelete
Well done Amy :)ReplyDelete
Kudos to you. Can you choose what you want to index? I am interested in particular Italian towns, for example. Anyway, I know what you mean about getting emotional, even when helping people who aren't my family.ReplyDelete
Good question, Astrid. Can you choose what you want to index? The answer is yes and no. You can choose from the types of records currently being indexed at FamilySearch. However, you can't just choose a town out of the blue.ReplyDelete
Today, for example, you could index records from Trento, Italy: baptisms 1784-1924. When that record group is done, you might find something else from Italy. It depends on what comes next down the FamilySearch pipeline.
There are lots of countries listed in the indexing section now. Also all kinds of records: birth, marriage, death, census, you name it.
Great article! Check out the places all those resources can be accessed. Take a sneak peek!ReplyDelete
Click a geographical area to see available resources.
Thanks for helping push me over the hump to get started, Amy! I posted about my first experience at the blog - http://southerngraves.blogspot.com .ReplyDelete
I too am at the 30,000 mark for indexing and arbitration. I love the work also. And do get emotionally attached. I like you especially enjoy the death records and feel the pain, when it is someone young or a tragic death. The blessings are immeasurable from doing this work and I feel the presence of those passed on helping me to get the names and dates right. They care, so I care.ReplyDelete
Thanks for commenting on my blog Amy!ReplyDelete
I've had a bit of a break from blogging and FamilySearch indexing lately but am glad to be getting back to both and it's nice to connect with like-minded people.
I've a way to go to reach your numbers but am glad to be contributing and would again encourage other genealogists to give FamilySearch indexing a try. It's actually pretty good fun!


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Green House Realty is a new and exciting Real Estate venture & business
Being for the Real Estate market we need to appeal to a wide audience - people who are either buying, selling & investing in real estate.
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What we don't like about the current logo is that it is very pedestrian.
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We want something that will be easily recognizable and simple but quite elegant at the same time. While we aren't a big flashy agency and we work with people from all walks of life we still want to be competitive.
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SUNY Canton Assistant Prof Selected for California TrainingWednesday, February 20th, 2008
Haas Automation Inc. has selected SUNY Canton Mechanical Engineering Technology Assistant Professor Daniel J. Miller out of hundreds of applicants to attend a two-day training session in Oxnard, Calif.
Miller will attend the premier Computer Numerical Controlled (CNC) machine tool manufacturer's first educational conference to learn first hand how the company builds their high-tech products. Haas will be picking up most of Miller's expenses for his trip to their state-of-the-art manufacturing facility.
"I've wanted to visit their facility for some time," Miller said. "There are tremendous career opportunities for graduates of the Mechanical Engineering Technology program with Haas. We're in a really good position to provide well trained industry-ready professionals."
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The company sold 13,000 machines last year and plans to sell 15,000 this year, positioning them as the largest American manufacturer of precision CNC machines. Haas also sponsors two NASCAR cars.
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Not all that sings is gold
Don't be fooled by the talents… not all that sings is gold! I remember in July 2006 I woke up from a good night's rest, stretched, yawned a couple of time and realized the heaviness I'd been carrying from my divorce (and another relationship that ended badly) was gone. My son had been put on a plane to return to his mother in Arizona just a couple of days prior so it is a curiosity to me that my general feeling of well-being was so good. Typically I am not very social in the days following my son's departure. Then, on August 1st, 2006 I wrote my first complete song in years! Five years to be exact.
In case you don't know this already, I've been in the music business for years. I tend to measure my emotional well-being by the act of writing complete songs. It's not that I hadn't tried to write a time or two during the five year drought, just nothing ended up in a completely finished state. August 1st, 2006 was a day that signaled I was ready to live again.
The subject matter of the song was about the events of the past years, it mentions details of the breakup of my marriage and some of the experiences in romance during the next 12 months. This was not an emotionally tough song to write, it was my second 'Post Divorce' song. I wrote a song about my first divorce (I hate saying that!) about a year or so after it had occurred also. That was a tough song to write, to this day it will draw tears from people who hear it if they are gripped by the same pain. For me, both songs articulated feelings at the time and helped to bring closure for me. Sometimes song writers are they're own counselors.
Since August I've written several more complete songs, and even a few Shakepearean-like poems along the way. Didn't know I was a poet too, did ya?
The deeply satisfying part of writing is when a finished work effects change in someone. I have a number of songs that can inspire to action, can bring tears, can move someone to mend fences, or to try again in relationships. It's an amazing feeling to see it unfold during the course of a concert.
Song writers, if they are any good, are often put on a pedestal. I've never really been comfortable with such treatment since my roots are based in my Christian faith. As such, I always believed that Christ should get the glory for anything I'd done of value. I will receive a compliment graciously at this point but it was not always so. I don't feel I need to remind someone that it is not I, but the Light within me that should be praised, that would belittle many whom innocently enough just want to say something nice. Still, don't be fooled by the talents… not all that sings is gold!
So, you ask, what is it that truly inspires me? (Ok, maybe you're not asking that…just go with it!)
I'm inspired most by those whom are down trodden, and yet are still able to reach beyond themselves to help another. I'm inspired by a kind word delivered at the right time that brings healing to someone. I'm inspired by how generously some forgive me after moments of complete thoughtlessness on my part. I'm inspired to aspire to those things.
I've only helped at a soup kitchen a few times in my life, I'm sure I'm missing something here. I rarely give money to beggars, after all, aren't there rescue missions that will help. I've never offered to drive shut-ins to appointments or helped with grocery shopping or even offered to mow an elderly neighbor's lawn. For all of my writing talent I possess I must remember it is only words, in taking stock of my life, I have done very little hands on work to help change my world. Not really the stuff of 'pedestals', now is it?
In the past year I've started to make some changes in this regard. I may only be able effectively help a few along the way, but this, it seems to me, is a legacy worth having. Some day in the future I would rather my children be inspired to aspire by how I reach out to another in need more than merely writing and singing about it. Don't be fooled by the talents… not all that sings is gold! What do you aspire too?
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HomeTown Animal Hospital is proud to serve Prineville, OR and surrounding areas. We are dedicated to providing the highest level of veterinary medicine along with friendly, compassionate service.
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My dog "Bandit" is a real ornery pill at the vet. The entire Hometown staff and vets that we've interacted with over the past 5 years have all been caring, efficient, and friendly..in spite of how Bandit acts! I highly recommend these professionals!
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Everything was great from the time we called Hometown Animal Hospital to check pricing on dental for 3 dogs, scheduled appointment, arrived at the animal hospital, and picked up the dogs later in the day. The vet, Dr Munck, called regarding a health issue with our small dog and to get authorization to proceed. She went over what was done and they were all given great care. The whole staff was extremely friendly, helpful and Dr. Munck went above and beyond. The prices were very fair and competitive.
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Arrived about half an hour early, checked in and sat down to wait for my appointment. After only 10 minutes waiting, my dog was taken in the back, checked out, and treated. Was gone 10 minutes before my appointment time. A very knowledgeable, professional, friendly staff. The new facility is excellent and I would recommend them to anyone who needed vet services for any animal.
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What is Qigong?
Qigong is the art of developing internal energy particularly for
health and vitality, mind expansion and spiritual cultivation.
Qigong uses body movements, rhythmic breathing, visualizations and healing sounds.
Qigong is a combination of two ideas :
Chi "Qi" (pronounced chee), means air, breath of life, or vital energy that flows through all things in the universe. In other cultures around the world, it is Prana, Aether, Life Force Energy, etc.
Kung "Gong" (pronounced gung, as in lung) means the skill of working with or cultivating, self-discipline, learned skill and achievement.
*Also spelled chi kung, chi gong and chi gung
Pronunciation :
Romanized Chinese "qigong" sounds like [ch'i kung] or chee in the English spelling system, and not like [ki gong]. or key.
The word "Qigong" literally means "breathing exercises," "to work the vital force," "energy mastering exercises," "mastery of the posture, breath, and intention" etc.
Older terms: Xingqi "Aiding the flow of chi/moving chi". Yang Sheng "Nourishing the forces of life". Dao Yin "leading and guiding the chi / Harmonizing the body, breath, and mind through moving the limbs and torso. Qigong was coined in 1915, 1929 as a martial ref. and in 1936 as a medical ref.
Qigong History
Yellow Emperor (Huang Di) [masked] B.C.) practiced Qigong and other Taoist arts including Herbalism, and Meditation. Authored the 12 Scrolls of Internal Medicine.
Zhou Dynasty [masked] B.C.) the I Ching arrived publicly and before that, there was no separation between the study of medicine and divination. Three Treasures Schools Heaven, Earth and Man.
Han Dynasty (206-B.C.-220 A.D.) In 1972 the Dao Yin Tu postures from King Ma tomb discovered. Modern-day Qigong is well documented and scientifically validated, and studied in universities around the world. Qigong is a natural self-health care system, it empowers individuals to feel there best and prevent stress, anxiety and negative emotions. Qigong is the power of self-knowledge!
3 Styles of Qigong
Medical – Purging – Tonify – Regulate
Martial – Obvious – Hidden – Mysterious
Spiritual – Gathering – Housing – Utilizing
3 Rules of all Qigong
Posture – Breath – Intention
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