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In the game of football, a leader is essential to any team. Even though there are great players, not all have the honor to experience the other side of the touchline. Being a football head requires a lot of mental energy, intelligence, and leadership traits, which is needed to guide players right into the hot seat successfully. A player coach provides moral support to his team. While they are sweating it right there in the field, the team leader has to monitor every player. And give directions to players so they can easily score a goal.
A professional coach is just like a professor at the university. Both have similar roles, which involves directing, mentoring, and teaching. The professor guides the student throughout the school session to learn new things and excel by giving instructions, assignment, and tests. And the student has to figure out how to do the tasks by seeking university assignment help online. As students seek assignment help, they learn new things, concept, and sharpen their writing skills. Likewise, in the football terrain, a coach is responsible for exposing the players to new tricks in football. He assigns various tasks to them and encourages them to seek assistance from older players and among themselves. The leader also prepares them ahead of championships, tournaments and friendly matches to ensure they come out victorious in the end.
But not all of them have been able to carry these tasks exceptionally. Some players experienced career growth to the extent of becoming head of a team – they have exploited football both in theoretically an practically. They understand what it is like to stand in the field and play football — and also guiding others to play well. Whether as a university coach or part of a club, these experts understand what it takes to play and win. Here are the greatest coaches of all time. They have been exemplary and worthy of mention.
Cruyff held spectators on their seats and made many enjoyed watching football in the 1970s. He played for Barcelona and Ajax and raked up several goals in his time. Later on, he decided to up his game and became a leader. He was responsible for revamping the Barcelona Academy and implemented winning tactics in football in every grade. Barcelona has recorded much success lately, but they can all be traced to the hard work Cruyff, who was one of the best players and leader.
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Tom had not let his hands down since he began playing. He has led the Raiders as a couch to the Super Bowl championship in 1980 and 1983 in Oakland. Before he became the head of his team, he was credited for the many goals he scored for his team. And he later became the first minority head coach to win the SuperBowl.
He goes with the acronym "Coach K." He has been the head coach at Duke's University Men's Basketball Blue Devils since 1980. Before he commenced his coaching career, he played basketball at the USA Military Academy under Bob Knight. He launched his career officially as an assistant coach, and he is currently the head for the Men's basketball at Duke University.
Since 2007, Nick has been the head coach for football for the University of Alabama Crimson Tide. Before then, he has held various positions as a player and assistant coach in college football. Little wonder why he is regarded as one of the famous football coaches of our time. In addition to his feat, he has bagged lots of coach awards and trophies and led his team to victory countless times.
Although he is now a retired coach, he was the head coach of football for the Ohio State University Buckeyes before his retirement in 2018. Before coming to Ohio, he was the head coach at the University of Florida, Bowling Green State University and the University of Utah. Meyer's career as a footballer in the university's football led him to become a coach before his retirement due to health issues.


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Johnny Cash: At San Quentin
Johnny Cash had visited many penal institutions throughout his life -- sometimes as a guest, other times, an occupant. Turned out that his visit to San Quentin yielded one of the greatest country albums ever made.
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At San QuentinSubtitle: Legacy Edition
Label: Legacy
US Release Date: 2006-11-14
UK Release Date: Available as import
This should sum up the life of the late Johnny Cash: while playing before some of the meanest convicts on the planet in San Quentin, he wrote a song specifically about the horrors of that very prison. During his concert, recorded to make At San Quentin, he not only performed the song (titled "San Quentin", natch), which features sentiments such as, "San Quentin, I hate every inch of you/ You cut me and carve me through and through," and "San Quentin, may you burn and rot in hell," he performed it TWICE IN A ROW! And then, to top it off, after playing it the first time, he then asked, "If any of the guards are still speaking to me, can I get a glass of water?"
Cash was a unique performer, both in and out of the country genre proper. His early style, dubbed "chick-a-boom" for its sound-alike rhythms, featured lyrics borne of honesty in feelings and/or actions. And after success from his rise from the Sun Studio days to his early works for Columbia Records, Cash decided to record a live album on the grounds of a penal institution. The result was 1968's At Folsom Prison, where, of course, his own famous intro was birthed: "Hello, I'm Johnny Cash." Armed with more material and more popularity, Cash decided that on February 24, 1969 (two days shy of his 37th birthday), he would go to even a meaner prison -- hence, At San Quentin was born.
The original album (you all remember vinyl records, don't you?) was released with 10 songs in 1969. In 2000, with the popularity of CD's on the rise, giving more space for music, Columbia re-released the album, calling it "The Complete Concert". Six years later, this sucker is re-re-released (as Legacy Edition with some major add-on's: the original 31-song concert, with opening acts Carl Perkins, The Statler Brothers, and The Carter Family, featuring Cash's wife June, in addition to four more Cash songs that were on the (as it turns out) incomplete concert. Also included is a DVD of the event as it was taped for Granada TV in England, which is awesome -- more on that later.
Cash had the ability to charm the balls off a Christmas tree, and he managed to pull off a show where he had the respect of the prisoners AND the guards, simply because prison was no stranger to the man in black. Cash had spent nights in jail, and one night was chronicled in one of the songs on here, "Starkville City Jail", where Cash managed to be both funny and bitter. On this package, it's not just the songs that stand out, but Cash's patter to the prisoners between (and sometimes during) songs. Even June Carter gets into the act when the Carter Family goes on as an opening act.
As for Cash's songs, they all kick ass. Just listen to "Folsom Prison Blues", and hear the advent of heavy rock with Bob Wooten's freak-out guitar. (Cash's original guitarist, Luther Perkins, died seven months prior to the prison jaunt.) Cash also has a blast singing the tune, with a few "YEAH's!" sprinkled in, and his mimicking of the guitar part. "I Walk the Line" finishes off with Cash jokingly admonishing a cameraman for being in the wrong position inside a prison. Of course, "San Quentin" gets the longest and loudest ovation -- both times. This album also marked the debut of Cash's biggest hit single, "A Boy Named Sue". He also does a fine job of covering Bob Dylan's "Wanted Man", and John Sebastian's "Darling Companion".
Perkins sounds simply amazing during his three-song appearance, and the intensity on "Blue Suede Shoes" comes through crystal clear. The Statler Brothers had a major hit with "Flowers on the Wall" (old-timers like me recognized the song as soon as the first verse was out), and a cover of Glen Campbell's "Less of Me". The Carter Family did a lovely job on "Wildwood Flower", and adding vocals on Cash's "Ring of Fire".
The DVD is a gem, as it shows the grim reality of life in one of the toughest penal colonies in the United States interspersed with Cash's sometimes-funny, sometimes-deadly serious, but always intense songs and chit-chat. There are compelling interviews with both prisoners and guards. Also, if any of you have seen that classic shot of Cash extending his middle digit (included in the 40-page booklet which comes with the package), well, it came from the taping, when he got pissed that one of the cameras blocked the view between he and the audience. And speaking of the audience, at the time of the taping (how's this for karma?), sitting in the first row was one Merle Haggard -- yes, THAT Merle Haggard. And no, he wasn't at San Quentin on a social call -- twas a 15-year vacation from society for armed robbery (and he was drunk trying to commit the robbery, to boot).
This is the perfect package to capture one of the most dynamic musicians to ever grace Planet Earth. And with At San Quentin (Legacy Edition), the legacy of the early part of Johnny Cash's career is set. The man in black provided us with one of the most colorful albums in the Columbia archives, and with the entire concert, including dialogue, a DVD, and a jaw-dropping booklet, the question of purchasing this is a no-brainer. Do it.


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Spiritual advisors my ass . how many times have we heard " the governing body has approved...."
Can this be true: GB to court - NBC ??
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Alex Williams ! Stick around ole chap! GIORDANO has put it in a nutshell. Stick around and you'll be able to not only lock horns but -as you so eloquently put it- knock them off your 8 goats- oops ! Popes heads as you get de- doctrinated and re-educated in the "Truth about the Truth"!
Its totally tuition free education for the 8.5 million of you and this is the University that's gonna award you that matchless degree -emancipating you from the shackles of Watchtower fiefdom, bigotry and that self- assured certainty with which
you preach your hollow gospels- The WT has succeeded in creating a totally ignorant and matchingly confident bunch of door knockers, basing their schooling solely on the strict principle of lies, deceit and dishonesty! This school allows you to reorient yourself in honesty and bathe in crystal clear waters of TRUTH- the real TRUTH, not the WT variety- and emerge tasseled and doctored - In earnest seeking what is honest.
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I deleted my post due to my abusive language against the apologists.
Alex Williams - These were false brothers in the first century and false brothers today that have slipped in to the congregations and done horrible thing to women and under ages girls the bible warned of such so why is this such a shock its happening in Gods clean organization
The 'no true Scotsman' fallacy.
Alex is having a bit of fun here, darlings. Carry on. As you were.
Wow. This can be MY spiritual leader anyday!!
Drunken old fart.
If you have young children at home the last thing you want is a Catholic Priest knocking at your door. Sorry but that is the reality these days and the next last person knocking on a door that you really don't want to talk with........ is a JW.
The Scientologists aren't interested in knocking on doors as they are bankrupting themselves as they try to master another 'level' and spend thousands of dollars on their pipe dream. Biggest bunch of dummies since the Christen Scientists and Jehovah's Witnesses.
The Mormons are still doing door to door work.Most of them don't know that their leader Joseph Smith had 30 wives. What the hell was his rotation schedule like?
If Jesus is coming back he's probably going to show up in Utah. Live with it!
Punkofnice two thumbs up re drunken old fart(s)!
"Could I get a discount if I buy 10 or 12 bottles? A lot of thirsty folks where I live." Here's my credit card.... yes it says ' world Headquarters of the WTBTS'. You've never heard of us......??
Watch them get out of it. I bet you they'll come out smelling of roses.
Recent online article from the Houston Chronicle:
Year-long investigation finds allegations of sexual abuse inside Jehovah's Witnesses Organization
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- Description: Cast of a circular seal. In the centre a half length figure of a man, facing, wearing a robe decorated with a cross. Surrounded by the legend. Around the edge of the cast reads: Collection Des Archives Nationales. On the back is written: 73 St John Museum.
- Additional Information: This is a plaster cast taken from an original seal impression in the Archives Nationales, Paris (Seal impression no.9,882). The original is attached to a letter in which St Louis is asked for payment to the Merchants of Plaisance. Acre, 29th October 1265 (MSS J 473, no.85).
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Career: Carla left school at 19 to start her modelling career, and by the 1990s she was one of the highest-paid models in the world. In 1997 she gave up fashion to concentrate on music and her first album, Quelqu'un m'a dit (translation: Someone Told Me), sold more than a million copies in France. She also won a role in the 2011 Woody Allen film, Midnight in Paris.
Relationships: Carla has been linked to Mick Jagger, Eric Clapton, Kevin Costner and Donald Trump. She has a son, Aurélien, born on 21st July 2001, with philosopher Raphaël Eindhoven, but the couple separated in 2007. On 2nd February 2010 she married French President Nicolas Sarkozy, after a three-month whirlwind romance.
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Can you tell me more about your environment and what keys you are trying to use? I'm using Firefox on a Mac, and all of the menu shortcuts continue to work for me.
Javascript in HTML captures all keys
There is only a handful of hotkeys defined in HTML, but the JS captures any key pressed, including navigation keys, which makes the HTML output practically unusable.
I experience the bug in 3.7.1, 4.0.3 and 4.1b2.
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I'm using Firefox on Debian and I tried Chromium as well. I reproduced the bug on at least 3 different stations, but all Debian.
I captures all the keys. It's especially annoying for arrows, Shift, Ctrl, Alt, PageUp, PageDown etc. when I move around.
No issues here either with Chromium on Debian.
I removed library
libjs-jquery-hotkeysin version
0~20130707+git2d51e3a9+dfsg-2. That helped. But I don't know if the bug is in the library or in coverage.
Same problem here, with Firefox 44 and Chromium 49 on Debian Jessie. coverage 4.0.3.
Removing the file
htmlcov/jquery.hotkeys.jsdid not change anything.
@ProgVal: I have removed whole
libjs-jquery-hotkeyspackage from system. Newly generated html outputs are fine.
The only problem I encountered is that in such case coverage returns non-zero exit code which complicates scripts.
Indeed, that worked. I thought coverage only copied the file to
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@ziima Can you explain what you mean by "I have removed whole libjs-jquery-hotkeys package from system"? Is that something coverage.py provided? Or something the operating system provided?
The coverage package in Debian (and most likely Ubuntu) is by default installed with libjs-jquery-hotkeys library. The hotkeys library is provided by the system, but if it isn't available, coverage html report exits with non-zero exit code, so coverage apparently requires that library.
For details of debian package see https://packages.debian.org/stretch/python-coverage
@ned , this could be a matter of incompatible
hotkeyslibrary versions. Has the API changed?
The Debian
libjs-jquery-hotkeyspackage installs the library as taken from a particular upstream commit. Unfortunately the jquery.hotkeys library appears to have no releases at all, so it's hard to know what API is supported by what version.
A good solution would be for Coverage.py to degrade gracefully in the absence of each of the JavaScript libraries: if one isn't present, the whole continues to work, just absent the features of that library.
+1 for that.
It looks like an issue that should be filed against https://packages.debian.org/stretch/python-coverage. However, the difference between the jquery.hotkeys.js file provided by the libjs-jquery-hotkeys package and one provided by coverage.py does not explain why it would cause this problem.
--- /tmp/libjs-jquery-hotkeys-0~20130707+git2d51e3a9+dfsg/jquery.hotkeys.js 2016-12-14 23:42:26.000000000 +0100 +++ /home/loic/software/coveragepy/issue-474/coverage.py/coverage/htmlfiles/jquery.hotkeys.js 2016-12-14 20:13:35.576077233 +0100 @@ -22,8 +22,7 @@ 96: "0", 97: "1", 98: "2", 99: "3", 100: "4", 101: "5", 102: "6", 103: "7", 104: "8", 105: "9", 106: "*", 107: "+", 109: "-", 110: ".", 111 : "/", 112: "f1", 113: "f2", 114: "f3", 115: "f4", 116: "f5", 117: "f6", 118: "f7", 119: "f8", - 120: "f9", 121: "f10", 122: "f11", 123: "f12", 144: "numlock", 145: "scroll", 188: ",", 190: ".", - 191: "/", 224: "meta" + 120: "f9", 121: "f10", 122: "f11", 123: "f12", 144: "numlock", 145: "scroll", 191: "/", 224: "meta" }, shiftNums: { @@ -45,7 +44,7 @@ handleObj.handler = function( event ) { // Don't fire in text-accepting inputs that we didn't directly bind to if ( this !== event.target && (/textarea|select/i.test( event.target.nodeName ) || - event.target.type === "text" || $(event.target).prop('contenteditable') == 'true' )) { + event.target.type === "text") ) { return; }
From a packaging point of view it does not seem to be a good approach to remove files provided by the upstream software unless there is a package providing exactly the same files.
A bug report was filed against the debian python-coverage package to record the fact that substituting upstream files with other files that are not identical is a mistake. I suspect the issue reported here is environmental (i.e. it does not come from coverage.py) and does not even originate from incorrect dependencies. The purpose of this bug report simply is to state the problem in an environment where packagers are more likely to pay attention.
Thanks again for reporting the issue [0] on Debian's 'python-coverage' package, Loic.
On 14-Dec-2016, Loic Dachary wrote:
From a packaging point of view it does not seem to be a good approach to remove files provided by the upstream software unless there is a package providing exactly the same files.
The policy for Debian packages strongly discourages bundled copies of third-party libraries [1]. When there is an issue with a library bundled in, for example, Coverage.py, it is not the Coverage.py maintainers who are most knowledgeable about how to fix that library.
Instead, those libraries should be packaged separately, so that there is a more direct connection between maintaining the library package and maintaining the library code.
This is also necessary to make security updates manageable: a library that could be bundled in many packages is thereby instead addressed in one package, where all dependent packages can benefit from bug fixes.
So, the bundled third-party libraries in Coverage.py are not used for the Debian package. Where feasible those libraries are in separate Debian packages and declared explicitly as dependencies.
This does imply that Coverage.py, for example, needs to work with bug-fixed later versions of the library when Debian releases those bug fixes. When that breaks dependent software, there is a change needed to ensure compatibility, but that's normal software maintenance.
In this discussion, we've learned that the 'jquery-hotkeys' library appears to have acquired incompatible APIs in different versions. That makes it a pain for dependent software, and should IMO be addressed by choosing libraries that make better API compatibility promises.
Debian bug#848188 is resolved by removing the references to the 'jquery-hotkeys' library (and thereby disabling that functionality in Debian's 'python-coverage' packages).
If the 'jquery-hotkeys' library ever gets published in a form that has a reliable API for Coverage.py and others to use, or if some replacement library with better API stability is used in Coverage.py, this can be resolved better.
When a hypothetical new version of Coverage.py has switched to using an equivalent library that has releases stable enough to rely on, I'd welcome a bug report on the Debian 'python-coverage' package to that effect.
[0] Debian bug#848188 <URL:https://bugs.debian.org/848188>. [1] Debian Policy §4.13, "Convenience copies of code" <URL:https://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-source.html#s-embeddedfiles>.
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Meruelo Media has spent $126 million on two radio stations in Los Angeles. KPWR was purchased from Emmis in 2017 for $83 million and the announcement this week that the company was buying rocker KLOS from Cumulus for $43 million.
With the purchase of rocker KLOS-FM in Los Angeles Meruelo has certainly bulked up its portfolio in one of the largest media markets in the country. KLOS joins KPWR, KDAY, KDEY-FM, KWHY-TV, and KBEH as the sixth broadcast station in Meruelo Media's Los Angeles cluster. Meruelo will take over the station today in an LMA.
CEO Alex Meruelo said, "KLOS 95.5 is one of the most iconic Rock stations in the world. We are thrilled to add this legendary brand to our Media Division."
Otto Padron, President of Meruelo Media, added, "KLOS will be a crown piece in our strategically curated, LA-focused multimedia portfolio. As we've done with all our media properties, we will take full advantage of our deep local resources to grow the globally recognized KLOS heritage rock brand for generations to come."
The deal with Cumulus is expected to close in the third quarter of this year.


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Projects that are nonroutine, complex and require sophisticated knowledge are a challenge to managers in organizations today. The required expertise to tackle such knowledge-intensive projects is often unexpected, complicated, subjective and distributed across the organization. Managers in organizations often assemble project teams to work on such tasks, since day-to-day work by an individual employee is less likely to achieve the desired results.
To research the factors that affect the success of teams working on knowledge-intensive projects, we studied an established companywide recognition program for project teams at a large multinational food company. As part of that study, we surveyed 1,304 members of project teams in the company to identify key characteristics that promote success in knowledge-intensive work. We then compared responses from the project teams regarding how they went about their work with the company's assessment — through the judging of the team recognition program — on the significance of the projects' outcome.
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How can organizations help teams successfully tackle complex projects?
- By tapping the personal networks of team members to create a project network, a team can receive valuable information and feedback from "noncore contributors" not part of the official team.
- The number of noncore contributors who helped a team was a positive and significant predictor of team success.
- Managers can explicitly encourage the formation of project networks.
Based on our research, in this paper we introduce one strategy, the project network, as an important tool for accomplishing knowledge-intensive work. Typically, project networks consist of a core set of team members who bring in noncore contributors (such as other company employees, suppliers, consultants or customers) from their personal networks who can provide knowledge, information and feedback regarding the team's task. The project network thus takes advantage of both the project team as a whole and the personal networks of the members. Unlike a project team that relies only on the knowledge held by members or a personal network that individuals use to solve their individual problems, the project network combines the knowledge held by the members of a team with the problem-solving capabilities of the team members' personal networks to achieve a project goal. The integration of project team members' knowledge with the capabilities from their personal networks is what differentiates a project network from other kinds of individual and team-based work.
To illustrate how the idea of project networks can be applied in business, we contrast finalist and nonfinalist project teams from a team recognition program at the large food company. Empirical evidence based on 177 project teams and more than 1,300 core team members shows how the use of a project network differentiates finalist teams from nonfinalists. In addition, this distinction between nonfinalists and finalists is illustrated using three matched-pair cases in three categories: product innovation, customer service and operational improvement.
The empirical data from the project teams and team members indicate that, on average, there was no significant difference between finalist and nonfinalist project teams with respect to several project characteristics: resources, project membership or changes in the project. Resources included availability of money/finances, personnel/human resources and information/materials. Project membership involved having qualified members, roles and responsibilities properly assigned and work distributed effectively among members. Changes in the project encompassed changes in members or leaders or a shift in focus due to changes within the company. In fact, finalist, semifinalist and non?finalist project teams all reported similar levels of resources and membership as well as limited changes to their projects. On a five-point scale (with one representing "not at all" and five representing "very"), teams reported, on average, having adequate resources (about four out of five), stable membership (about four out of five) and limited project changes (about two out of five).
However, in one area there was a significant difference between finalist and nonfinalist teams: The finalist project teams had more noncore contributors. Nonfinalist projects reported an average of two and one-half unique noncore contributors while semifinalist projects reported an average of three and finalist projects reported about four and one-half on average. (See "How Finalist Teams Were Different.") After controlling for project characteristics, size of core project team and other factors related to participation, the number of noncore contributors was a positive and significant predictor of success. In summary, the empirical analyses support our argument that project networks are a critical and differentiating mechanism for achieving success in knowledge-intensive work.
The Benefits of Project Networks
The concept of project networks is grounded in a number of research literatures, including research on project teams, social networks and boundary spanning.1 Research on project teams — or teams in general — has addressed the role of team member knowledge and membership in predicting project team outcomes.2 Research on social networks has addressed the role of knowledge in the network and network structure in predicting outcomes for individuals.3 And studies of boundary spanning have examined how individuals bridge different organizations and team members establish linkages outside of the team to others in the external environment.4
How Finalist Teams Were Different
Project networks take advantage of the benefits noted by team-focused researchers — such as the commitment and dedication of members — but can overcome the risks associated with a small group's limited perspective by crossing team boundaries for project feedback. Project networks can also take advantage of the benefits associated with members who cross organizational boundaries for new ideas and broadened access to knowledge, yet the team structure provides accountability that can be lacking in informal personal networks. Project networks thus maintain a stable core of project team members while at the same time dynamically tapping into expertise within the personal networks of members as necessary. Combining the advantages of a project team with the advantages of a personal network can increase the chances of success in cases where the required task knowledge is nonroutine and complex.
Managers are often not given the luxury of hand-picking exactly the members they would like on a project team; they may have to go with who is available at the time. Encouraging project networks allows managers to look beyond the core project team and to take advantage of what noncore contributors outside of the project team have to offer. (See "How to Use Project Networks.") For example, project team members can reach out to colleagues and stakeholders for advice, information and feedback regarding the project. To illustrate how the concept of project networks works in practice, we contrast finalist and nonfinalist project teams from the team recognition program we studied. The team recognition program considered teams in three categories — product innovation, customer service and operational improvement — so we compare a finalist team in each category with a nonfinalist team in that category.
A Project Network for Product Innovation
In the innovation category, two cross-functional project teams from similarly sized business units were both given challenges that involved designing, developing and commercializing unique food ingredients. However, the teams approached their assignment differently. Innovation Project B, a nonfinalist team, developed a product line extension based on the technical and manufacturing knowledge that resided within the project team core. In contrast, Innovation Project A, a finalist team, developed an entire new class of food ingredients by accessing an extensive project network that included technical experts and stakeholders both inside and outside the company.
How to Use Project Networks
The Innovation Project A team involved a number of functions — sales, marketing, R&D and process development — and was located across six U.S. states in nine different facilities. Through its project network, the Innovation Project A team acquired relevant food formulation knowledge that customers had about their specific applications for this type of ingredient. In addition, the core members of the project team augmented their own knowledge by accessing food production expertise both from other colleagues in the company and outside vendors. While not core members of the team, these contacts were all part of the project network.
The core members of the Innovation Project A team also actively engaged marketing experts to analyze market drivers, positioning statements and potential applications for the new class of ingredients as a way to develop knowledge about consumer acceptance. In addition, Innovation Project A team members used technical experts to conduct clinical efficacy studies and toxicity studies to create the necessary information and knowledge for regulatory reviews. They entered into a joint development program with a leading producer of a raw material they needed, and they organized multiple laboratories in a research program to understand key properties of the raw material. Thus, the project team used the personal networks of members to solve an array of problems and develop the required knowledge to move forward on an ambitious project.
The Innovation Project B team was a collaboration involving European R&D, U.S. brand management, U.S. plant services and U.S. product line sales. The team was able to add to the existing family of products and serve the needs of customers. Project team members approached their challenge by relying on their own technical and market knowledge about the existing product. It is possible that a project network could have generated a qualitatively different outcome, but in the end the team produced a line extension.
A Project Network for Customer Service
A second example of the role of project networks can be seen by comparing two customer service project teams that were each assigned to reformulate existing food products in response to market trends. Reformulating food is a sophisticated and complex process because the original product has already been accepted by consumers. Customer Service Project B, a nonfinalist team, delivered a reformulated food product for a customer in order to retain existing business; to accomplish its task, that team relied predominately on the expertise of its core members, supplemented by information from the customer. In contrast, Customer Service Project A, a finalist team, used a project network of customers, consultants and employees in conjunction with the core team to craft a comprehensive global solution for a customer and garner significant new business.
For Customer Service Project A, the development of an extensive project network was not an accident. For this project, which faced a complicated and complex problem, the company had established a core project team whose members came from seven different business units and two separate divisions on four continents. The executive sponsor for the project communicated the important message that the existing organizational structure was insufficient to address the customer's request. This executive sponsor set the stage for the use of a project network by identifying a core set of project members, eliminating potential internal conflicts of interest between business units and setting an ambitious project scope that could not be addressed with just the team members' own knowledge. The project team leader of Customer Service Project A then encouraged and promoted the development and use of a project network. In fact, the team leader identified some of the noncore contributors who had knowledge that the team required to do its task successfully.
Like Customer Service Project A, Customer Service Project B needed to address a customer's need for a reformulated food product to adapt to changing market trends. This project team was also challenged by the complexities of reformulating the customer's food product. Moreover, the redesigned product required special manufacturing considerations to meet regulatory compliance standards within the facility. Relying on the customer to provide significant information about consumer preferences, the project team developed this customer's solution and retained this account for the business unit — but didn't go beyond that assignment. How a project network might have qualitatively altered this project outcome cannot be known for sure. However, there were likely additional business opportunities that a project network could have identified for Customer Service Project B.
A Project Network for Operational Improvement
Our third example compares two operational improvement project teams from similarly sized divisions that were each charged with solving significant financial issues within the large company. Both had to deal with internal operations and organizational issues that involved undoing existing structures and replacing them with new structures in order to compete profitably. The challenge for Operational Project A, a finalist team, was to transform a channel dominated by resellers, brokers and other third parties into a channel that directly supplies the customer. The challenge for Operational Project B, a nonfinalist team, was to transition from a stand-alone business unit to a department within a larger business unit.
How Project Networks Expand a Team's Reach
Operational Project A used a project network to augment the project team core with customer, technical, regulatory and geographic knowledge to transform a supply chain and capture new market share. The project team members themselves had vast knowledge associated with the initial business model, which involved utilizing resellers, brokers and other third parties to market a food ingredient from Europe in the United States. But they relied on the project network to provide the required knowledge and expertise around an array of technical, regulatory and geographic issues — including a new supply chain, improved applications for specific customers, regulatory requirements and taxation issues — to create a new profitable business model.
In contrast, Operational Project B made only limited use of a project network as it tackled the integration of a formerly stand-alone business unit. The organizational hurdles for this project team were similar to those encountered in the integration of an external acquisition: business language and vocabulary, loss of status and legacy, and conversion of information technology systems. Everything needed to be accomplished quickly and without incurring new costs or cumbersome infrastructure changes. Operational Project B faced huge hurdles in moving to a new customer service inventory management system and a new automated system to manage laboratory data, as well as a new reporting structure. The team relied solely on the expertise of the project team members to resolve an array of financial, information technology, plant operation and other issues. The project team sponsor commented, "The integration was successful, and it did achieve the primary goal of cost reduction, but it wasn't easy." With the benefit of hindsight, the Operational Project B team could probably have used a broader project network to access knowledge and expertise that could have expedited the integration.
These examples demonstrate the usefulness of project networks for developing, identifying and acquiring knowledge in a range of knowledge-intensive tasks. (See "How Project Networks Expand a Team's Reach.") More generally, the take-away for business executives and managers from this research is that strategic use of project networks can give organizations a competitive advantage when dealing with complex projects. Learning how to build and manage project networks will become increasingly important as large, complex organizations engage in a greater number of knowledge-intensive tasks.
1. D. Ancona and D. Caldwell, "Bridging the Boundary: External Activity and Performance in Organizational Teams," Administrative Science Quarterly 37, no. 4 (December 1992): 634-665; and J. Cummings and R. Cross, "Structural Properties of Work Groups and Their Consequences for Performance," Social Networks 25, no. 3 (July 2003): 197-210. Project networks are more than externally focused teams, which often attempt to influence senior personnel outside of the team to acquire resources, buy-in and support. Rather, our conceptualization of project networks is one in which knowledge is shared and problems are solved by team members and contacts in their personal networks.
2. J.R. Hackman, ed., "Groups That Work (and Those That Don't): Creating Conditions for Effective Teamwork" (San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1990); and R. Cross and J. Cummings, "Tie and Network Correlates of Individual Performance in Knowledge-Intensive Work," Academy of Management Journal 47, no. 6 (December 2004): 928-937.
3. D. Brass, "Being in the Right Place: A Structural Analysis of Individual Influence in an Organization," Administrative Science Quarterly 29, no. 4 (December 1984): 518-539; R.S. Burt, "Structural Holes: The Social Structure of Competition" (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1992); and D. Krackhardt and J.R. Hanson, "Informal Networks: The Company Behind the Chart," Harvard Business Review 71, no. 4 (July-August 1993): 104-111. Project networks differ from the concept of hidden social networks, which focus primarily on collaboration among individuals that is not captured by an organizational chart. In comparison, project networks are characterized by the informal and formal networks of members who work on a project together.
4. J. Merrone, "Team Boundary Spanning: A Multilevel Review of Past Research and Proposals for the Future," Journal of Management 36, no. 4 (July 2010): 911-940; and M.L. Tushman, "Special Boundary Roles in the Innovation Process," Administrative Science Quarterly 22, no. 4 (December 1977): 587-605.
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Club ■ Classic Grand Thursdays at Classic Grand. 11pm–3am. £6. Weekly. DJs Barry, Dec and Young Blood provide a mix of rock, electro, emo and industrial. ■ Colours Presents Steve Angello at the Arches. 10.30pm–3am. £15. 1 Apr. A huge Easter Thursday house and techno event from Scotland's most recognisable clubbing brand, as Swedish House Mafioso Angello is joined by Jon Mancini, Giovanni Ferri, Michael Paterson and Colin Sales. FREE Dub'n'Grub at the 78. 5pm–midnight. Weekly. Back at the old Stereo (now The 78), the Mungos Hi-Fi boys play reggae, dub and dancehall while you tuck into a bit of decent grub. Remember, be there before 6pm to get a table. ■ Ikonika at Sub Club. 8pm–3am. £tbc. 1 Apr. Toytown dubstep from the Hyperdub- signed Ikonika, whose debut album Contact, Love, Want, Have is out the following Monday. See preview, page 36. ■ Misbehavin' at the Cathouse. 11pm–3am. £2 (£1). 1 Apr. Dolly Daydream and Drucifer serve up a steamy mix of electro, disco, alternative and sleazy sounds. ■ Mixed Bizness at Glasgow School of Art. 11pm–3am. £4 (£3). Weekly. Cutting edge underground beats and classic dancefloor gems from resident Benny Boom. With guests Ruckus Roboticus (18 Mar). Includes entry to R- P-Z. ■ R-P-Z at Glasgow School of Art. 11pm–3am. £4 (£3). Weekly. Residents Hushpuppy and Bonjour Boi promise a blend of electro, Italo disco, punk-funk and 'wrong sounds a-plenty'. Includes entry to Mixed Bizness. ■ Rubbermensch at O2 ABC2. 11pm–3am. £4. Weekly. A night for indie lovers with Andy Wilson in charge. ■ Skint and Vengeance at the Cathouse. 11pm–3am. £3 (£2 students). Weekly. DJs Billy and Colin play rock, emo and pop-punk in the main room, while DJ Q Ball has the sickest black metal, death metal and thrash in the back. ■ Soul Glo at the Buff Club. 11pm–3am. £3. Weekly. Wee Cheesy scratches funk, soul and old rhythm and blues. ■ Thursday at Oran Mor at Oran Mor. 10.30pm–3am. £4 (£2). Weekly. Mark Robb plays old school disco. ✽✽ Way of the Womb at the Flying tribute to the music of girl groups such as The Shangri-Las, TLC and Girls Aloud from members of local artists including Remember Remember, Findo Gask, Divorce, The Grease Monkeys, The Royal We, Bad Bad Men, Guanoman, Phat Trophies and others. Duck. 9pm–3am. £3. 1 Apr. A
Chart & Party ■ Common Room at Common. 10pm–3am. Free before 11pm; £4 (£3) after. Weekly. DJs Craig Kelman and Craig McHugh play party tunes in a house party style. ■ DSM: Dirty Sexy Money at O'Couture. 11pm–3am. £tbc. Weekly. Glasgow's most blingin' Thursday night party. ■ Erotic Pop at Kushion. 8pm–3am. £5 (£3). Weekly. James Lithgow and Ross McMillan chop up instrumentals and vocals to create live mash-ups for the crowd.
FREE Eureka at Bamboo. 11pm–3am. Weekly. Robin B spins dance, R&B, hip hop and house. ■ iDJ at the Shed. 11pm–3am. £2. Weekly. DJ Li'l Rich plays party sounds to start the weekend early. Monthly special events include bouncy castles, karaoke nights and the famous Shed roller disco. ■ Rumble Thursdays at the Garage. 11pm–3am. Free before 11.30pm; £5 (£3) after. Weekly. Chart, pop, indie, R&B and hip hop fight it out for your aural affections. ■ Skint at the Viper Bar & Club. 11pm–3am. £tbc. Weekly. Stephen Foy plays indie dancefloor anthems, pop hits and classic house. ■ Thursday at Milan at Milan. 11pm–3am. £tbc. Weekly. DJ Naeem and DJ Sketch present a night of sleek and sexy urban tracks to get you moving. ■ Twisted at Byblos. 10.30pm–3am. Free before midnight; £3 after. Weekly. A new, circus-themed night of house and indie over two rooms, with Marco Loco (Ibiza Groove) and Stuart McCorrisken. ■ Vibe at Boho. 10.30pm–2am. £5 (students free before midnight; £4 after). Weekly. DJ Bobby B, DJ Gully and Mr Vin mash up hip hop, R&B, house and club classics.
Glasgow Fridays Club ■ Alibi Events vs Level Thirtytwo at La Cheetah. 10pm–3am. Free before 11pm; £5 after. 26 Mar. Techno, electro, fidget, house and dubstep from Dirty Basement, Thirtytwo, Digital Stitch, Indra and Floyd. ■ Ballbreaker and Vice at the Cathouse. 10.30pm–3am. £5 (£4). Weekly. DJs Billy and Martin Bate play a selection of rock, metal, emo and even hip hop over two floors. ✽✽ Cotton Cake at the Sub Club. 11pm–3am. £10 (£8 students). 19 Mar. Eclectic but floor-filling house, techno and electro from guest Ewan Pearson (Kompakt/Partial Arts), producer of the new albums from Delphic and Tracey Thorn. Also featuring local live bunch Nevada Base. ■ Damnation at Classic Grand. 10.30pm–3am. £5 (£4). Weekly. Rock, metal, punk and emo. ■ Equalised at Stereo. 11pm–3am. £3 before midnight; £5 after. 19 Mar. The techno and electronica based night presents Tom Green, of Leeds night Louche. ■ Festival at O2 ABC2. 11pm–3am. £5. Weekly. Euan Nielson and Duncan Harvey play electro, indie and pop. ■ Friday at Oran Mor at Oran Mor. 10.30pm–3am. £6 (£4). Weekly. Friday night party tunes from the Oran Mor residents. ■ Friday Street at Blackfriars. 10pm–3am. £5. 26 Mar. Classic mod sounds, 60s psych and northern soul at Scotland's premier mod club with regular DJs Mikey Collins and Paul Molloy. ■ Fortified Audio Label Launch Party at Glasgow Social Centre. 11pm-- 5am. £5. 19 Mar. Glasgow's new dubstep label invites you to celebrate its birth, with their first signing Loops Haunt and forthcoming collaborators Gravious and Darrell. There's a late licence and a glass of Fortified punch on the door, which isn't bad for a fiver. ■ Harsh 70s Reality at Stereo. 11pm–3am. £tbc. 26 Mar. The physical manifestation of Radio Magnetic's show Broken Ear, playing a mix of predominantly guitar-based music, including Krautrock, Afro-beat, Tropicalia, Japanese psychedelia, 50s soul and 60s garage rock n roll. FREE Hot Milk at Black Sparrow. 9pm–1am. 26 Mar. Adventures in pop music, past, present and future. ■ Hotbox at Admiral Bar Basement. 11pm–3am. £7. 19 Mar. Polish duo Catz'n'Dogz, otherwise known as 3 Channels (Crosstown Rebels/Pokerflat
11pm–5am. £21. 26 Mar. The
/Get Physical), show up for a three-hour techno set, backed by Daniel Headley. ■ Itch! at Glasgow School of Art. 11pm--3am. £5. 26 Mar. House and electro from guests The Boog-A-Loo Crew (Trouble & Bass), who come recommended by Caspa, DJ Zinc, Joker and more, and Dan Franck, with the residents in reserve. ■ Lock Up Your Daughters at the Flying Duck. 11pm–3am. £5 (£4). 19 Mar. More Queerbash tunes from 'zine makers Lock Up Your Daughters with the Burn the Bra Crew, Mono Tit / Uni Boob, Students for Scarves and Charms (back room) and a free copy of the magazine. FREE Motown at Mono at Mono. 7pm–1am. 26 Mar. Motown, Stax, garage soul and Phil Spector (not in person, obviously), with resident DJ John Martin (ex-Primal Scream). ■ Pinup Nights at the Flying Duck. 9pm–3am. £7 (£6 girls). 26 Mar. Glasgow's biggest indie night is back, with the full line-up of live bands and guest DJs tbc. ✽✽ Pressure at the Arches. techno and house night ups the ante with a huge line-up of Jeff Mills, Dave Clarke, Gary Beck, Sei A, Edit Select and Harvey McKay. HYP? host room two with Tayo, Boom Monk Ben and Hannah Hollands. For more info, see soslamsub.com. Part of SoSlamSub. ■ Raw Vibez at Ivory Blacks. 11pm–3am. £5 (£3). 19 Mar. Bringing you a funked up four hours of dubstep, disco, fidget and house, featuring guests Johnny Whoop and Jinty. ■ Religion at 96 Maxwell Street. 11pm–3am. £5 before midnight; £7 after. Weekly. House, electronica and techno from Harry Bennett. ■ Return to Mono at the Sub Club. 11pm–3am. £14. 26 Mar. A first-class house/techno party from Slam, joined by Andrew Weatherall and Ivan Smagghe. For more info, see soslamsub.com. Part of SoSlamSub. ■ Riot Radio at Maggie May's. 11pm–3am. £5. Weekly. DJ Dan South presents indie rock'n'roll from the 60s to the present day. ✽✽ Stay Plastic at La Cheetah. Photonz (Dissident, The Republic Of Desire, Astro Lab) play a two-hour set, backed by Martin Mckay of Paisley's Club 69 and residents C-Y-N-T, Chris Dardis and Grahame Ward. ■ UP4IT and Fresh Lick at Soundhaus. 10pm–3am. £tbc. 26 Mar. A double bill of tech-step and hardstyle here, with a festival atmosphere. Among the army of usual Soundhaus DJs in both rooms are Simon McLeod, Audio-Tech, David Rust, Jamie Drummond, Kris-Day and more. ■ Velvet at O2 ABC2. 11pm–3am. £8 (£6). 19 Mar. Minimal Detroit techno and house from special guest Adam Shaw (CR2/Tool Room/Mau5trap) and Rob Etherson, Stevie 'Lost' Foy and Peeko. ■ Vibez Presents N-Force at Byblos. 10.30pm–3am. £8 (girls go free before 11pm). 19 Mar. Funky house and electro, with support from Shabz, Vibez, Andy Robson and Ronnoco. ■ wearehous at Basura Blanca at the Brunswick Hotel. 9pm–2am. £4. 19 Mar. Yes, they are. With Colin Sales (Colours) and UA. ■ whatweplay at Basura Blanca at the Brunswick Hotel. 10pm–2am. Free before midnight; £3 after. 26 Mar. Deep house and techno from the whatweplay residents. 11pm–3am. £8. 19 Mar. Lisbon duo
Chart & Party ■ Audio Filth at Common. 5pm–3am. £5 (£3). Weekly. Friday nights are getting dirty with Ross McMillan and Big Al orchestrating some of the filthiest house, electro, hip hop and indie. ■ Boho Fridays at Boho. 9.30pm–3am. £6. Weekly. Fridays at Boho are funky, with DJ Robin B.
■ Crash at the Shed. 10.30pm–3am. Free before 11pm; £5 after. Weekly. Euan and Andy play all the party tracks you know and love. ■ Elevator at Byblos. 10pm–3am. £3 before 12.30am; £6 (£3) after. Weekly. R&B, hip hop, dancehall and reggae with DJ Naeem. ■ Famous at Kushion. 4pm–3am. Free with Social Animal keyring before midnight; £7 (£5) after. Weekly. DJ Fozzie Maden kicks off the music with relaxed house, funk and soul. Joe Smith then takes over, and finally James Lithgow and DJ Status take it through to 3am with indie, electro, house and hip hop. ■ Friday at Milan at Milan. 10.30pm–3am. £tbc. Weekly. House and electro at this mainstream party night. ■ Garage Mobile Disco at the Garage. 11pm–3am. £5 (£3). Weekly. Chart, indie, R&B and hip hop, with karaoke in Snapshotz. ■ Music for Pleasure at Bamboo. 10pm–3am. £5. Weekly. Indie, pop and electro from Sose, with R&B and hip hop from Gareth Sommerville in room two. ■ My Mum Told Me I Could DJ at the Viper Bar & Club. 11pm–3am. £tbc. Weekly. The West End comes alive with Friday night chart and party sounds. ■ O'Couture Fridays at O'Couture. 11pm–3am. £tbc. Weekly. Big-room party, dance and R&B sounds. ■ Old Skool at the Buff Club. 11pm–3am. £6. Weekly. Funk, soul and disco from DJs Craig Thompson, Jack and Gordie. ■ Tipsy at Karibu. 11pm–3am. £6. Weekly. Super-stylish R&B and urban sounds from Iron Ill, Prospect, Nick G and Kash. Note the venue points out that ID is a must. ■ United Nations of Dance at the Tunnel. 11pm–3am. £8. Weekly. Clubland anthems, hip hop and R&B from Scotty Boy, Marc Anderson, Steve Clarke, John Thomson and more.
Glasgow Saturdays Club ■ Absolution at Classic Grand. 10.30pm–3am. £5 (£3). Weekly. Rock, metal, industrial and punk to liven up your Saturday night. ■ Bottle Rocket at Nice'n'Sleazy. 11.30pm–3am. £3. 20 Mar. A night for dancing to indie-pop, post-punk, Motown, twee and anything else that gets feet tapping. ■ Broadcast Beach at the Flying Duck. 11pm–3am. £3 before midnight; £5 after. 20 Mar. A new night for music lovers, playing indie, folk, punk-rock, reggae, psych, new-wave and more. Includes entry to Singles Night. ■ Death Disco at the Arches. 10pm–3am. £16. 20 Mar. Special guests Bloody Beetroots Death Crew 77 (live), Annie (DJ set), Egyptian Hip Hop (live), Don Rimini and Hey Today! join the glammed-up electro party. See preview, page 35. ■ Fortified versus Butterz at Glasgow School of Art. 11pm--3am. £tbc. 27 Mar. Elijah and Skilliam of East London label Butterz show up at Glasgow's premier dubstep night, supported by local boy Taz Buckfaster. ■ Groove Theory at Hummingbird. 10.30pm–3.30am. £5. 27 Mar. A strictly old school party, playing R&B, soul, boogie, hip hop and reggae. Note that smart dress is preferred and entry is strictly by guestlist only, from email@example.com. ■ The Hot Club at Nice'n'Sleazy. 11.30pm–3am. £3. 27 Mar. Rafla (Nice'n'Sleazy) and Nobodaddy (The Phantom Band) play garage, punk, psych and rockabilly, with occasional live bands (it's SHe'S HiT! this month) and art interventions. ■ Inside Out at the Arches. 10.30pm–3am. £tbc. 27 Mar. Banging house, techno and trance at one of Glasgow's biggest parties, with guests Mayhem 1, Yoji, Aly & Fila, Marcel Woods, Isaac, Pavo and more.
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The accompanying elements which will incredibly influence your wellbeing.
Practice As Young Adults Lowers Heart Health Decades Later:
Youthful grown-ups who exercise may have a lower danger of cardiovascular ailment and higher survival chances decades later. Wellness has for some time been connected to a diminished danger of coronary illness in more seasoned grown-ups. The new review, regardless, that exercise schedules began years before cardiovascular issues are generally experienced may help shield them from making regardless.
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More seasoned grown-ups who have mental handicap or could be at hazard towards the weight room. A review by scientists in Australia has found that dynamic quality get ready is valuable in boosting mental ability. The review tried 100 grown-ups matured 55 and more seasoned who had been resolved to have smooth mental shortcoming. As indicated by the Mayo Clinic, MCI influences memory, thinking and furthermore judgment behind ordinary levels of age-related decrease. The condition may construct a man's danger of building up Alzheimer's sickness.
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Capacity to self-deal with a sound body weight may rely on upon individual cerebrum structure, say researchers in a current review looking associations between official control and reward ranges in the mind.
Weight and abstaining from food:
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Eating healthy, all things considered, is not about losing your capacity to make the most of your life. It's a reason of picking up such a variety of things that will influence you for whatever is left of your life: a more drawn out life, the capacity to appreciate nourishments that it accomplishes for you.


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Retirement Plan Solutions - Spring 2020As American workers and businesses continue to grapple with the health and economic ramifications of the COVID-19 global health crisis, plan sponsors are also evaluating the potential impact of both the CARES and SECURE Acts on their retirement plans.
Our COVID-19 ResponseAs the COVID-19 crisis continues to impact our communities, we want to communicate the steps we're taking at ABG Southwest to mitigate the effects it will have on our clients
Retirement Plan Solutions - Winter 2020One in three U.S. workers is a millennial, according to U.S. Census Bureau data. Although two-thirds work for an employer that offers a retirement plan, only one-third of millennials participate in those plans. We talk to Erica Bonser, Director of Marketing at Alliance Benefit Group Rocky Mountain, and a millennial herself, about the underlying reasons for this lack of retirement plan engagement and what more can be done to encourage millennial participation.
Retirement Plan Solutions - Fall 2019Heightened stock market volatility may have retirement plan participants nervous about their long-term nest eggs and making the "right" decision when it comes to their 401(k)s. In this issue we discuss the importance of being intentional when it comes to investing. We also review highlights from the Investment Company Institute's research on retirement plan participant behavior.
Retirement Plan Solutions - Summer 2019According to the Employee Benefit Research Institute's 2019 Retirement Confidence Survey, the percentage of employees who feel confident about their ability to live comfortably in retirement has rebounded back to pre-financial crises levels. In this issue we review highlights from this annual survey and provide our perspective on participants' current attitudes to retirement.
Retirement Plan Solutions - Spring 2019Student loan debt in America now totals more than $1.5 trillion and is now the second largest consumer debt in the U.S. after mortgages. How are employees able to juggle making student loan repayments as well as save for retirement? In this issue we look at developments in the retirement plan industry that have the potential to help.
Retirement Plan Solutions - Winter 2019Getting employees to participate in retirement plans is no light undertaking. Much time and effort is spent at many companies in employee enrollment meetings and education sessions. Yet, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, typically, in any given year, only half of eligible employees participate in an employer-sponsored retirement plan. In this issue we look at how plan design can be used to boost participant engagement.
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Contribute to an IRA by April 17, Claim It on Your 2017 Tax ReturnThe Internal Revenue Service reminds taxpayers that it's not too late to contribute to an Individual Retirement Arrangement (IRA) and still claim it on a 2017 tax return. Anyone with an IRA may be eligible for a tax credit or deduction on their 2017 tax return if they make contributions by April 17, 2018.
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Retirement Plan Solutions - Summer 2017Principal's Letter Dear Advisor: According to the Department of Labor, over 47 percent of the U.S. work force is comprised of women. However, when it comes to retirement readiness, many of these 74…
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The Wayland protocol documentation does not define when wl_data_source::cancelled events will be sent. They are only sent for the selection data source, and never for drag sources, but the documentation does not provide any indication of this. Failure to heed this leads to issues like bug #91943.
"- The data source has been replaced by another data source. - The drag-and-drop operation was performed, but the drop destination did not accept any of the mimetypes offered through wl_data_source.target. - The drag-and-drop operation was performed, but the drop destination did not select any of the actions present in the mask offered through wl_data_source.action. - The drag-and-drop operation was performed but didn't happen over a surface. - The compositor cancelled the drag-and-drop operation (e.g. compositor dependent timeouts to avoid stale drag-and-drop transfers)."
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Brian Tessler Retiring After Winning on the Court and Beyond
For most basketball coaches, winning on the court is what it is all about. The strive to collect an abundances of trophies, accolades and glory can be the deciding factor to go into coaching. But when a long, successful career is over, what is really left to look back to? As Brian Tessler, head coach for women's basketball at Fresno City College, bids farewell to his illustrious career, the rewards are beyond winning championships.
Tessler closes the book on a coaching career that spans nearly 30 years, from his humble start at Madera High School 1988 to 10 seasons at Reedley College and finally leaving his mark at for the past 11 seasons at FCC. Tessler has racked up a 526-165 record with 10 conference championships and seven state championship appearances, where his teams reached the Final Four five times.
Tessler never had his mind set on when and where he would retire from coaching, although he had pondered that thought for years. After hosting a preseason tournament this past season, he knew that moment was now. The more he thought about it, and talked with his wife Christine, he felt like it was the right thing to do to make this season his last.
"I have thought about retiring for a while, but I liked the lifestyle that both me and my wife share together, her coming to the games and us both working," Tessler said. "After meeting with my wife for lunch and playing a quick nine holes of golf, she told me that she wanted me to retire because she had never seen me so relaxed and at ease."
Tessler's success on the court is a testament to how prepared he was and how he gets his athletes to play to the best of their ability. Expecting nothing but their best while also having them give more than they felt was possible to go give to the program, Tessler insisted that if they are able to do that on the court, they can do it off the court as well.
Some coaches look at the number of wins or championships as their biggest success, but Tessler does not take that into account when it comes to the way he sees success. The greatest success he felt he has had as a coach is seeing his athletes grow to the people they are now or about to become — getting their college degrees, starting families, having successful careers and coming back to show where it all started for them.
"Wins are short lived; they come and go, but the biggest success is to see our young athletes grow academically," Tessler said, "to get their two-year degrees and go on to four-year degrees and have families and successful careers."
Despite retiring from coaching, Tessler does not see himself settling down at home any time soon. He has plans to continue teaching at Crescent View Charter School in a part-time role, leaving enough time to play golf and spend time with his family.
When he looks back, Tessler said what he will miss most is the relationships that he had built over the years with athletes he has coached and coaching staff from FCC and other colleges. He will also miss being part of the game itself.
"My sum of my career, and this can follow in life in general," Tessler said, "is never settling for mediocrity."
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There is a utility called y-ppa-manager https://launchpad.net/y-ppa-manager which helps to manage your ppa repositories in ubuntu. One of its best features is to backup your repository list. Is there any command line or graphical tool to backup your repositories without installing any ppa tool?
tar czf apt-sources.tar.gz /etc/apt/sources.list*
simple as it could be, thanks, and also thanks @calmpitbull for his answer – zurdo Jan 31 '12 at 2:20
What about all the gpg keys, can they be backed up too? Or does ubuntu fetch them after re-install? – marto Mar 26 '12 at 14:48
@marto, they are part of the base install. You wouldn't be able to fetch anything without them. – psusi Mar 26 '12 at 14:49
why back up the official list then? Isn't this post about added 3rd party ppa's? – marto Mar 26 '12 at 14:58
1@marto, ahh, yes, PPAs have their own keys. I'm not sure about how to back those up. – psusi Mar 26 '12 at 18:17
There is a folder called sources.list.d and a file called sources.list both need to be backed up, found in /etc/apt
I just navigated there using Nautilus and dragged them to my desktop.
To restore I opened Nautilus as admin: in terminal
GKSU Nautilus and drag back in to the same folder.
Then in terminal:
sudo apt-get update
There may be a better way, but I am not big on terminal commands.
1. Open Terminal
sudo cp /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.list.backup
sudo cp /etc/apt/sources.list.d /etc/apt/sources.list.d.backup
Good to mention the
source.list.ddirectory explicitly since this is where you find your own ppa repository and the like, that is most probably the stuff you want to carry along. – XavierStuvw Aug 17 '19 at 14:47
You can do it like this:
- Open Terminal
cd /etc/apt
gksudo gedit sources.list
- Copy and paste it to wherever you like.
- Open Terminal
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