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Now, I am all for blog promotion and all, but I would love a place to go to knock around thoughts and ideas with other mommy bloggers. This doesn't happen much here anymore. I have to admit that I don't even come around as often as I used to, or would like to (if it were a place where more ideas were shared & questions answered)... I'd love to pop in and ask something & get some feedback. I'd be more than willing to provide my feedback to others. Anyone else feel the same way?
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Yay! and HI! Amy here. It's difficult, isn't it??
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I hope it will be more helpful, definitely.
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I'm committing myself to becoming more involved and engaged...thanks for the kick in the pants I needed :) I love having an environment where I can share and collaborate with other bloggers. Look forward to getting to know you all better!
Me too. What do you like to do, what's your parenting style?
Hi Amy! I consider myself to be authoritive - I make the rules and expect them to be followed but there is a lot of discussion and some flexibility when necessary
I'm pretty laid back, I guess. I let them know who's in charge, but we have a lot of fun and I'm not worried about them getting dirty or telling me exactly what's on their mind. Thankfully its worked. :)
I'm a non-custodial parent, though. I think it gives me a little more leeway. It's really difficult, but good.
I can see a non-custodial parent being more laid back...the time you spend together is more about quality. I'm definitely one of those parents that doesn't mind my kiddos getting dirty or expressing themselves. My 4 year old wore 2 different shoes for about a month just because. It didn't bother me a bit, but there were some people it drove bonkers!!!
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BETHBAGE « % *<& % / \ OLD BETHWGE PLAINVIEW ISLAND PLAINEDCE SEAFORD % VOL. 13 NO. 11 Thursday, January 18, 1979 10 cents per copy Community Service: Reducing Keeping Water Safe Pioneers Lend A Hand Vandalism HELPING HAND — Terry Flanagan, a member of the Telephone Pioneers of America, guides fingers of blind bowler using specially-developed scorekeeper to learn how to bowl. Pioneers, a community service organization of New York Telephone employees, have donated a number of the devices to Nassau County's "Bowlerama" program for the visually handicapped. The telephone workers have a long history of service to the handicapped including development of talking dolls and beep-baseballs for children and maintenance of "talking books" record and tape players for the blind. They may never bowl a perfect '300', but some blind and visually-handicapped Nassau residents are enjoying several afternoons a week at the bowling alley ~ thanks to the efforts of an innovative Nassau community service organization. Members of the Telephone Pioneers of America's Nassau Council, composed of active and retired telephone company employees, recently devised special scorekeepers to make it easier for the blind to learn to bowl. The scoring devices are about eight inches square and are made of masonite and plywood. They have holes for ten plastic pegs positioned as bowling pins. Pioneers Cliff Bogseth of East Meadow and Jerry Flanagan of Malveme teamed up to make the devices. Once the pieces are cut out, they are easily assembled with a screw driver and small rivet gun. The group has produced about 25 scorekeepers thus far. They plan to make another 50 which will be distributed upon request. Some of the scorekeepers were donated to the "Bowlerama" program sponsored by Nassau County's special recreation unit. Members of the program^ which is open to people 18 years old and up, bowl at Planders Lanes in Uniondale on alleys specially-equipped for their use. "The scorekeepers are being used by blind and handicapped people who bowl several days a week in our program," says Rosemary DeCuzzi, coordinator of the unit. "One of our main objectives is to get the handicapped back into the mainstream of society and life," DeCuzzi continues. "The scorekeepers are helping make this possible." The concept for the devices originated in the Queens chapter of the Pioneer group where they are also used by "sensory" bowling leagues. Mike Corso, 16, who lost his sight at the age of 12, has enjoyed using the Pioneer-supplied devices and with its help he bowled a tournament high 124 last spring. "The competition was good, but bowling a good game is what really mattered," said Corso. "I was the only bowler who is totally blind, and I won even without the extra points allowed as a handicap. I felt pretty good about that." On the prospect of a national tournament, Corso said: "I'd go anywhere if it would help get other blind people to try to bowl. They think they can't do it, but they can." Other handicapped bowlers have been helped by the efforts of an upstate Pioneer who developed a sophisticated, "Touch and TeJl-a-Pin" score-keeper. Amber lights and raised prongs cue the blind and partially sighted to the pins left standing. A number of Pioneer Chapters around the country have duplicated this unit for the handicapped in their areas. State Senator Ralph J. Marino. (R-Syosset) is sponsoring two proposals in Albany aimed to cut down vandalism that is fast becoming a major problem on Long Island. The first bill will make parents of youngsters aged ten to eighteen liable for damages to private property up to $1000. Currently, the law requiring parental restitution covers only public property. A second measure allows school districts to supervise young vandals found guilty of damaging property. The school would assign the juvenile to perform services for the public good in lieu of cash restitution or sentences of probation ordered by the Family Court. "When youngsters committing, property crimes are arrested and found guilty," said Marino, "school districts may appeal to the court to take responsibility . for those under sixteen years of age. The alternative of making the youngster work off his or her sentence is the most meaningful and appropriate form of punish-' ment. Working in public service fosters attitudes of responsibility and appreciation of the rights and property of others." Marino, Chairman of the Committee on Crime and Correction and long the leading force against violent juveniles in New York State is an adherent of "early intervention" as a means of rehabilitating youngsters before they harden into criminals. "For most youngsters, vandalism is a first step into crime. Prevention is by far the most effective means of reducing crime rates." "These two bills will go a long way towards reducing the wanton acts of irresponsible children, and hopefully, averting more serious crimes in the future." I.T. Adult Education The Island Trees School District's Spring Adult Education Brochure has been sent out to all District residents. Additional brochures can be obtained by calling 731-4020, Ext. 249. For the first time, residents will be allowed to register by mail up until January 29th. There will be in-person registration in the Lobby of the Island Trees Junior High School on Tuesday, January 30thfrom 7:00P.M. until 9:00P.M. Classes usually meet from 8:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M., once each week, and the program runs for 10 sessions. Registration fee for most courses is $15.00 unless marked otherwise in the brochure. A SERIOUS LOOK: Assemblyman Lewis J. Yevoli (c), Donald Middle ton N.Y.S. Dept. of Environmental Conservation (1), and Dr. Charles Baulknight of Bethpage <r), look over the State's new testing laboratory at Stonybrook. Assemblyman Yevoli led the successful battle io have N.Y.S. appropriate 1200,000 for a laboratory on Long Island to test all of Nassau and Suffolk Counties Public Water Supply for the presence of toxic substances. L.I. & Aviation The Farmingdale-Bethpage Historical Society will note the seventy-fifth anniversary of powered flight at a two-part meeting on Wednesday evening January 24, at Northside Elementary School, Far-mingdale. Long Island's role in aviation during these seventy-five years will receive special recognition in a talk by William K. Kaiser, curator of Nassau County's Cradle of Aviation Museum, Mitchel Field. Mr. Kaiser's address, which will begin at 8:30 p.m., is entitled "Seventy-five Years of Powered Flight: A Long Island Perspective". The speaker is a former history instructor at Hofstra University and editor of the three volume series, The Development of the Aerospace Industry on Long Island. The award - winning documentary film, Kitty Hawk to Paris: The Heroic Years, will be shown at 7:30 p.m. It traces the first twenty-five years of aviation, from the Wright Brothers' achievement at Kitty Hawk to Charles Lindbergh's flight to Paris. Those who can arrive early are urged to view it. All interested community residents are invited to attend the meeting, which will be held in Northside's Bicentennial Hall. The social hour which will conclude the meeting will include refreshments and an opportunity to view an exhibit of aviation photos and models. The Sewers Cometh Anticipated Street Closings Due to Sewer Construction for Week of January 22,1979- January 26,1979: Contract 1002-3-P-l (Bethpage, Piainview laterals) Meade Ave. from Stewart Ave. to 12th Street Sherman Street from Stewart Ave. to Railroad Ave. Grant Ave. from Stewart Ave. to Railroad Ave. Burkhardt Ave. from Stewart Ave. to Railroad Ave. Burkhardt Ave. from Stewart Ave. to Railroad Ave. Grant Street for Stewart Ave. to Railroad Ave. South 1st Street from Railroad Ave. to Sherman Ave. South 2nd Street from Railroad Ave. to Sherman Ave. South 3rd Street from Railroad Ave. to Sherman Ave. South 4th Street from Railroad Ave. to Sherman Ave. South 5th Street from Railroad Ave. to Sherman Ave. South 6th Street from Railroad Ave. to Sherman Ave. 9th Street from Railroad Ave. to Thomas Ave. 11th Street from Railroad Ave. to Thomas Ave. 12th Street from Railroad Ave. to Thomas Ave. Contract 1002-3-INT-16-2 (Piainview Interceptor) Crest Lane at Stewart Ave. intersection Eiffel Gate at Stewart Ave., intersection Broadway from Ellen Street to Linden Ave. Contract 1002-3-L-3 (Bethpage, Levittown laterals) Roosevelt Street., Moore Drive NOTE: Subject to change due to weather conditions or other unforeseen occurrences.
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Happy 70th Vice President Biden! Readers -- this is best viewed while listening to the Ying Yang Twins' "Wait (The Whisper Song)" ...
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Cold lurking on former Irish President Mary McAleese
Moving in on Hillary
Biden and his old lady Sheila joking about past times riding with his biker gang Satan's Army
Kiss away the pain
Biden sends some nasty vibes at Paul Ryan to amp up before the VP debates
During a ceremony for the outgoing Joint Chiefs Chairman, most likely telling President Obama a classic fart joke
Leaning in with some Olympic athletes
Biden riles up John Boehner despite the congressman's request to stop touching him
When the President's away, Biden will play
Leaning in for some quick legal advice from Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan
"Always with you"
- He seems to make people laugh!
- c just looking for dates with Autistic Women or ones that acceept Us
- Everyone's favorite creepy Uncle Biden
- ohThat'sJusJoe!
- Uncle Bin to Hillary: Wanna go to oval office and play Bill & Monica ??
- I see absolutely NO creep factor except MAYBE a little bitty-some with each Obama...
- This would be porn for Leslie Knope.
- Troll: The ordained biker minister.
- you have to watch this with the whisper song. It takes this to another level! lol
- very funny
- who knew he had so much to say
- he is creepy, so is Obama
- that nigga is not texting lol
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- nice act by Irish president .. Lol phtos "http://lolthis.com"
- Biden that spineless little cunt
- .......? not creepy at all
- ...and to think that this guy is manuevering to be our next president !!!
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Scott said he is enthusiastic about assuming responsibility for the office. "I joined this firm because I was impressed with its commitment to individual investors," he said. "Now I'm looking forward to meeting with the individuals here to help them meet their financial goals."
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UNION — Paintings by some of the residents of its assisted living center will be on display and for sale during Oakmont Resident Care Center's first Art Exhibit.
Virginia Babb, supervisor and admissions coordinator, announced Friday that the Art Exhibit will be held from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. today featuring the works of nine residents who are students in an art class taught by Carmen Jeter.
Babb said Jeter's mother, Vivian Johnson, is a resident of the center and, like her daughter, is an artist herself. She said the class, which Jeter has taught for the past two years, grew out of a conversation they had after Jeter show her examples of her work and her mother's.
"She showed me a couple of pictures her mother had done and that she had done," Babb said. "We got to talking about how it would be a really great activity for the residents to start painting. So we started the art class.
"Carmen is our art instructor and teaches the class once a week," she said. "She dedicates her time, she dedicates her talent, and she supplies a lot of the arts materials."
Babb said Oakmont also supplies materials for the class and that a couple of people have donated art supplies. Some of the paintings produced by the class over the years have been sold and the money from the sales used to purchase art supplies for the class. She said the proceeds from the sale of any of the paintings on display in today's exhibit will also be used to buy art supplies.
The paintings, which are on display in the three halls of the assisted living center, range from individual works to multiple interpretations of the same image to works based on nursery rhymes. Babb said the nursery rhyme paintings were done at the request of the Master Gardeners Club for the Union County Agricultural Fair. She said the club was so impressed by the work the arts class did that it is planning to donate a tree to the assisted living center.
"The nursery rhymes were displayed at the fair," Babbs said. "The Master Gardeners Club requested the paintings and coordinated them with their flower displays at the fair. They liked them so much that they are going to donate a Magnolia tree which will be planted outside the center and dedicated to the residents."
The majority of the paintings, however, are multiple versions of the same image, with each artist doing their own interpretation of the scene.
"Each artist paints the same thing but they are all different because of the different artists," Babb said. "They have different visions of what they've seen and that's what they paint."
Babb said the students' paintings of the same subject are displayed together so viewers can take in each interpretation.
Also on display are individual works including several by Jeter's mother.
Babb said the paintings attract a great deal of attention, both from residents and visitors.
"The paintings get a lot of attention here," Babb said. "The residents enjoy them and visitors are just amazed at the talent here."
Babb said there are currently nine students in the class: Betty Byrd, Jennie Happerfield, Vivian Johnson, Kathryn Jolly, Louise Patrick, Margaret Reardon, Mary Jo Rogers, Lou Smith, and Peggy Vaughan. She said works by all the students will be on display this afternoon.
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"Diana was different," she said. "She was very much a 'people's princess' and the ups and downs of her life, her loves, people followed them avidly. I think there will always be a special place in people's hearts for Diana."
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Comment posted Possible weather disruption to Gourock ferry services 14th and 15th June by Robert Wakeham.
You could always give us the benefit of your superior knowledge, Gus
Robert Wakeham also commented
- Ferryman, I don't think you're really interested in sensible debate.
- Ferryman, the gangways on the streakers were so bad that why shouldn't I criticise them? You're right that I only used the service once in a blue moon, but so what? You just don't seem to be able to take valid comment – and look for excuses to discount it, but I really don't understand why unless you think that you're the only person entitled to comment on this ferry service.
If something clearly needs to be done in a different way in the future, why such reluctance to have open discussion about it? Your references to Michael Russell, to people wanting a reliable service, and to the existing service being unable to cope with summer weather, are in your mind linked to my comments? How? - 'The only purpose anyone seems to give for pontoons is to "improve" the existing service'.
No, Ferryman. Why do you think that they're not relevant to the future of the service, with new boats?
Do you think the 'current linkspan' (one at each terminal) is suitable for passenger use as well as for the vehicle traffic that's stated to be essential for these ferries – are you proposing mixed use?
At Gourock the linkspan is fine for the vehicle route through the terminal but hardly ideal for the pedestrian route for rail passengers.
You compare the behaviour of pontoons unfavourably with that of linkspans, but this isn't true in reality – you seem to be keen to imagine disadvantages that don't exist, and even introduce total red herrings – they have to be designed to be stout enough for the sea conditions, so what have easterly winds got to do with it? If the weather's too bad for the boats to operate (and I don't mean just the existing boats) then pontoons wouldn't be in use. As for 'the lady complained about the ride being too rough, would pontoons help, not at all' – what have pontoons got to do with the ride being too rough? My point is that pontoons would make passenger access on and off the ferries much easier, and your assurance that you have absolutely nothing against pontoons is contradicted by your imagined objections to them. You seem very confused, but maybe this just reflects some basic conflicts between what's best for vehicles and what's best for people, as things stand – especially at Gourock. - Bill, I can understand your determination not to get involved in the ferry debate again, given how much has been said previously, but I make no apologies for vigorously arguing my corner in the face of a good deal of abuse, ignorance and tunnel vision from people who don't seem to want to discuss anything outside their own assumptions about the ferry service (mostly 'Ferryman' and Gus McKay) . When you 'came back' you called my arguments 'increasingly tiresome and irrelevant' and of course I object to that. I brought up the subject of pontoons and get harangued as if I'm the antichrist. That, to me, is not just ignorance, it's real oafishness and you in particular are capable of better than that. People's experience seems to be based on the performance of the 'streakers', but while these had decent passenger accommodation they had lousy boarding arrangements and the shore facilities – particularly the transfer to trains at Gourock – were poor.
I don't know why your point that 'passenger-only ferries don't make money, vehicle carrying vessels do' should prevent me arguing for better passenger facilities – whatever the economics, not everyone travels by car or bus and I'm clear in my mind that if Dunoon is to prosper there must be a decent passenger link. As I see it the vehicle link spans are fine for vehicles but – particularly at Gourock – are directly in conflict with the provision of passenger facilities. You can see what driving down the cost of passenger services is doing to the Gourock – Kilcreggan service, and on the Gourock – Dunoon route I don't accept that the best value for money involves provision of vehicle ferries unless the existing facilities – as well as the boats – are recast to provide a really decent level of service. I suspect that this won't happen until the government comes round to the idea of a transport authority to take over management of the Clyde ferries with the aim of improving integration – and showing real faith in the economic future of the area by fostering investment in every aspect of the services to bring them up to scratch. Both Cowal and the Rosneath peninsula demonstrate the need for this, and I don't see either the Calmac group or SPT (as it stands) being up to the job. - Innes: Agreed that there need to be adequate and properly qualified staff (and definitely not just the sort of phone 'help points' that you find at unstaffed railway stations), but to object to pontoons on the grounds that they'll cost jobs compared with gangways is Luddite thinking – a ferry service shouldn't be seen as a job creation programme. The sort of gangways that have to be laboriously manhandled into position on some Calmac services may be fine for jobs, but are labour intensive and a real anachronism in this day & age.
Recent comments by Robert Wakeham
- McGrigor supports small scale hydro schemes but is concerned about lack of grid connectivity
If not 'bitter', then how about 'negative', 'petty', or just plain miserable?
Effective ways of providing energy for this country is an increasingly fraught subject, with government commitment to 'green' power leading to the perception that our politicians are swimming with sharks, and a proliferation of wind farms that are good for some sectors of the local economy but which are a major cause of price inflation.
And the Kintyre / Arran power emergency this spring served to highlight the fact that large scale wind generated electricity can be likened to a rough single malt – no use unless it's blended with other spirit to make it palatable.
I live in hope that SSE's Sound of Islay tidestream power project will prove more user-friendly – as are the hydro power plants described by Jamie McGrigor, as far as I can gather.
Here in mid Argyll we're being shown the next windfarm proposal – 25 turbines for Electricite de France above Brenfield, which would form a backdrop to Ardrishaig, and would be so close to the recently unveiled proposals by E.ON for up to 24 turbines above Inverneill as to be semi-detached.
That's up to 49MW plus up to 90MW, that would all presumably have to be 'blended' with power from elsewhere to make it digestible, and if anyone thought that 'fast breeder' only referred to a type of nuclear reactor, just look at the emerging cluster of wind farms south of Ardrishaig. - Argyll Flyer spotted going into Ardmaleish yard on Bute this afternoon
Doesn't the SPTE have a remit to co-ordinate public transport provision here? – maybe I'm imagining it, or maybe they're just pretending, or maybe they're only really interested in Strathclyde bus services and the Glasgow subway (on the basis that only a tiny proportion of voters use the Gourock ferries, and politics is all) - 31 hour shout Tobermory Lifeboat's longest ever, ending in joint operation with Oban lifeboat
The Oban Times reported on 6th June on the MAIB report on a similar incident last July when a small container ship rammed the Isle of Bute, and apparently legal action is ongoing. - Refloated cargo ship MV Fri Ocean escorted to Lynn of Lorne – and on into Oban
Not being a mariner, I wonder why – in this day and age of almost universal use of radar (and GPS?) for navigation – ships don't seem to be equipped with a proximity alarm, a bloody great klaxon fit to waken the dead, that is triggered if the boat closes with an identifiable hazard.
It would have to be capable of deactivation in harbour areas and, eg, places like the Corran Narrows – but would surely be invaluable, especially at night.
Maybe it would be seen as a dangerous threat to the need for proper watch keeping. - Auchindrain in crisis: facing paying off its two permanent staff
Considering how all the wind farm developers are so keen (and can clearly afford) to provide substantial funding to help local community ventures, this is surely a prime example of an exceptionally good local cause with national significance.
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A playful comedy of lost love, friendship, revenge fantasies, and Brandy Alexanders. Charles is a successful graphic designer whose fame, money and charm have provided him with a seemingly perfect life. When his true love, a perplexing beauty named Ivana, suddenly breaks off their relationship, Charles' life falls apart and he swirls into a downward spiral of doubt, confusion and reflection. With the support of his loyal intimates- Kirby, Saul, and his sister, Izzy -- he begins the hard road of self-evaluation to come to terms with a life without Ivana. The film begs the question: Is it possible to love and hate someone at the same time? Rated R for language and some nudity.
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deadroll wrote:There will be new broadcast masters from Photoplay for TCM's 11/20 airing of Phantom of the Opera and 11/23 airing of Orphans of the Storm. I'm not sure which version of Phantom TCM has been airing , but the new master for Orphans will definitely be an improvement on the old Killiam Collection show. I am really looking forward to this one.
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The community of Cana received an early Christmas present on Dec. 11 when the Carroll County School Board decided against moving seventh graders from St. Paul School to Carroll County Middle School next year. The motion, which was approved unanimously, will also give parents of sixth and seventh graders at St. Paul the option of sending their children to CCMS next year if they so desire.
Carroll County Superintendent Dr. Strader Blankenship opened the discussion by saying after two public hearings concerning the possible change and getting input from many parents and grandparents, "the staff will go along with the will of the board in respect to that item," referring to grade structure of St. Paul School.
Joey Haynes, who represents the Fancy Gap District, then addressed the board.
"I have been particularly impressed with the way parents and community leaders have addressed the situation. It's an amazing how much you can learn from people with children in the school system," said Haynes. "I want to thank all the parents for coming out. At this time, I would make a motion that we maintain the grade structure at St. Paul School."
Haynes' motion also included that the school board "provide all course items offered at Carroll County to students at St. Paul," and that "parents be given permission to enroll their seventh graders at Carroll County if they feel that is a better situation. We want to assure equality, but build in choice."
Vice-Chairman Reginald Gardner, who represents the Sulphur Springs District, asked Haynes if his motion applied only to seventh graders, and Haynes replied yes. Sanford Hendrick, the Laurel Fork representative, then seconded the motion.
Board Chairman Brian Spencer, the Pipers Gap District representative, responded that he would like to see the option extended for Cana parents who would like to send their children to Carroll County.
I'd like to see the parents of sixth graders given that option," said Spencer.
Owen Gallimore, Pine Creek District representative, said he favored that idea, pointing out it would be easier for parents who might have a child in both the sixth and seventh grades to have their children in the same school.
Haynes replied he'd "be happy to amend" his motion to "include a flexibility option for sixth and seventh graders."
Gallimore raised a question about the sharing of teachers, using the example of 30 students at St. Paul and 90 at Carroll County taking the same class. He asked if the teacher would spend more time at one school than the other. Spencer also asked if students at each school "will receive face-to-face time with the same teacher."
Blankenship said, "That's going to depend on scheduling and staff. We will try to make it as equal as possible."
Spencer then questioned if a teacher working at both St. Paul and Carroll County would receive extra pay to compensate for the additional travel.
Tammy Quesenberry, finance supervisor and school board clerk, said, "You don't get paid for going to work." She added that the school system had "a lot of teachers who work at different schools. If you open it up to one, then you have to open it up to everyone."
Patricia Siebens then addressed the board, asking that all schools should be included in the motion.
"I wanted to thank the board for taking the time to listen to the people of Cana. I would ask that you do the same thing for Fancy Gap, and to open it up to all schools," said Siebens.
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The knowledge | Simon Levene
By Sandra Higgison
There is no such thing as a typical knowledge manager. Similarities may exist among KM objectives, challenges and activities, although these also vary hugely from firm to firm. But the people who make up the knowledge management community, are a diverse and curious bunch.
It should therefore have come as no surprise to discover that as well as having co-authored the British Standard Institutes Knowledge Management: A Guide to Good Practice in 2001 and led successful knowledge-focused initiatives for multinational businesses, Simon Levene, Global Head of Knowledge Management within PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Performance Improvement Practice, is also an avid snowboarder, sometime windsurfer and an experienced Petticoat Lane market trader.
I can imagine that anybody talking to Levene about knowledge management, a subject that he tells me he can go on about for hours, would soon be reaching for a pen and paper to note the many practical tips and lessons he has accumulated. Having spent most of his working life at PwC, he has had three breaks from the accounting and management-consulting firm, which he has used to teach, qualify as a snowboarding instructor and bring knowledge management to law firms. The changes in scenery have not only given him the opportunity to take stock, gain new perspectives and learn from other sectors, but have also proven to him that, in his words, PwC is bloody good at KM.
Levene started his career as a chartered accountant and spent most of it in the Insolvency Practice of what was then Price Waterhouse, although he admits to having hardly done any 'real' accounting since qualifying. "The practice was growing rapidly and around 1990 it became clear that our systems and processes were stretched almost to failing point," says Levene. "They put me, then the yougest senior manager in the practice, and my colleague, John Gibson, who was somewhat more mature, together to come up with ideas for re-engineering the busuiness." The suggestins they came back with were given full management support. and their next task was to put them into practice.
At that time, the solution they envisaged was described as a job planning and management system. It was not long afterwards that Levene realised they had designed and built a knowledge management tool. We started off calling it the Assignment Support System but, given the acronym we renamed it to the Insolvency Support and Information System or ISIS, he says. It is now called BRS.Power. Today we could describe it as a knowledge-centric work environment. Each step of a partner, manager or associates work is linked to the knowledge that supports it. For example, partners are given a gods eye view over everything, managers are supported in their delegation, control and reporting duties, and doers are told what to do, how to do it, when to do it and, most importantly, why they should do it, all through the practitioners everyday work tool.
Many companies have had ambitions to build similar knowledge tools to support their workforces, but few have been as effective as
Also vital to the success of this tool and Levenes subsequent KM activities is his ability to talk to senior management about KM and ensure they understand the value it can provide. This is something knowledge managers are generally bad at, he says. You have to identify the business core issues from the leaders perspectives, such as risk management, human resources, profitability or return on investment (ROI), and talk about KM in those terms. For example, if you can demonstrate how KM can support a higher staff leverage model more junior staff per partner while mitigating the associated business risks (that is to say, raising, and not lowering quality), thereby making more profit per partner, you will get their attention. Part of PwCs promise to its clients is that while you work and have a relationship with an individual, behind him or her are the skills and experience of all 130,000 practitioners knowledge management helps provide this.
A question that Levene has since become well placed to answer is whether elements of knowledge management can be standardised. I dont believe you can have knowledge management standards for human processes, although I think there are some areas where standards can be set and applied. For example, KM can be made easier by using similar data architectures, attributes and controlled vocabularies or taxonomies so you can slice and dice information to your particular needs. Speaking at a conference, Levene used one of his sons toys, a block of wood with holes and pegs of different shapes, to illustrate this situation. If data is a peg, it will only flow smoothly around the organisation if it is the same shape as the hole it travels through. If its the wrong shape it wont fit or you have to hit it very hard, he explains.
It was after a similar presentation that Levene met Paul McNeillis from the BSI. He was impressed by our knowledge management work and asked whether we could write a standard on knowledge management, he says. The answer was no! He then asked if we could write a best practice guide on KM and I told him that it was not mature enough to say what was best practice. After about six months discussing the idea, we agreed to write a good practice guide that would be a primer for businesses in the
Describing this experience as a short period of writing and a long period of committees, Levene and Kelleher spent three months writing the initial draft, which then went to a committee of experts, including Dave Snowden, then director of IBMs Cynefin Centre, and Nigel Oxbrow, founder and chief executive of consultancy TFPL. The whole process took just under a year, which was record breaking for the BSI. Even though I dont think the book was intended to have a huge sales volume and isnt one youll find on many bed stands, Ive had a lot of calls from MBA and PhD students asking questions or sending me their papers. This work was a definite milestone for me.
In 2002, Levene left PwC to become global chief knowledge officer at law firm Baker McKenzie in
Returning to the
Levene is also looking at how the business can build networks more effectively. We have groups of highly intelligent practitioners around the world with different knowledge and experiences. We want to bring these likeminded people together to support them and help them innovate. With over 130,000 people at PwC we need to make personal networks more effective. An initial leap has been through the firms PeopleFind tool developed by PwC
Having just turned 40, Levene says he has learnt many lessons so far. As Ive got older Ive learnt that changing behaviours takes time. I used to be very aggressive and want everything done quickly. But to do this you need a business that has a strong buy-in to your strategies and does not demand a return on investment within what is left of the current fiscal year. One of the most interesting conclusions he has come to is that you want to be the third person in a KM role. The first person starts to talk to the leadership about the problem, but they say its too complicated and dismiss it. Six months later they realise the benefits it can bring and find someone else, but they balk at the expense and tell them to go away. By the third person they accept that its expensive and complicated but are ready to listen. This is when you have a chance of success.
Looking to the future, Levene has several goals in mind. Within the next five years Id like to be running knowledge management in what is becoming the worlds leading performance-improvement consulting firm, he says. In that time he doesnt believe there will be any major innovations in knowledge management, rather it will become more embedded in peoples minds as they see the difference it makes. Outside of the office his ambitions are equally grand. Having spent my 30th and 40th birthdays throwing myself off mountains on a snowboard, I plan to be doing the same on my 50th, he says.
Taking much of his own inspiration from the people he talks to, Levene offers us one overriding piece of advice: The key to our work in knowledge management is to stay evangelical because if were not enthusiastic about it nobody will believe in it. I still think this is an exciting area that can make a huge difference to businesses. There are a lot of lessons yet to be learnt and to gain from these we need to listen and adapt. Looking at the string of successes he has behind him and the path he has set to follow, this is advice we would all do well to heed.
Contact Simon Levene at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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How to remove fields like Company, e-mail, department...
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You will have to do this in the file "lz_chat_frame.3.2.login.1.0.tpl".
Filelocation: /LiveZilla (or what you call the livezilla directory)/templates/frames/lz_chat_frame.3.2.login.1.0.tpl
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Ratica said:
You will have to do this in the file "lz_chat_frame.3.2.login.1.0.tpl".
Filelocation: /LiveZilla (or what you call the livezilla directory)/templates/frames/lz_chat_frame.3.2.login.1.0.tpl
I removed the company field in the template file mentioned, but now, when the user clicks the button to start a chat, nothing happens.
Do I need to adjust some of the javascript validation or ??????
Posted 13 August 2009 - 09:24 PM
Take the inputs you want to remove and instead of them being
type="text"change them to
then add the value code like listed earlier.
If you are fairly confident with your html skills you could remove the JS as well for the same effect.
Posted 17 August 2009 - 06:39 PM
This is the row that refers to the company in lz_chat_frame.3.2.login.1.0.tpl:
What do I actually do with this piece of code? :
Grateful for answer
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Posted 24 September 2009 - 12:07 PM
iv tryed to paste the type="hidden" field everywhere..
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Posted 24 September 2009 - 12:34 PM
Woho! Thanks.
now off to figure out how to remove the text:) maybe just do it with CSS?
Posted 26 December 2009 - 02:04 AM
This thread has been very helpful and i have successfully removed "company" and "department" from the chat window login, thank you.
Now i am looking to do the same thing on the email/leave message screen. If live chat is off and they customer wants to send a message I would like not to have Company and Department show up. i believe the file that needs to be edited is lz_chat_frame.3.2.mail.tpl ?? I tried making similar changes like on the chat window and was able to remove them but then when you press send message nothing would happen so i must be doing something wrong, any assistance would be appreciated (i am not a programmer but can stumble through this stuff ok i guess).
Also is there a way that after a message is sent and the the dialog box pops up to say someone will be in touch shortly that when they click ok the dialog and leave message window closes?
thanks again
BTW- i am running the beta 220.127.116.11
Posted 28 December 2009 - 12:41 PM
Did you remove them? Or did you mark them just as invisible/hidden?I tried making similar changes like on the chat window
Posted 28 December 2009 - 02:38 PM
First, Im not a programmer, but i want to answer your question with both, I made the fields hidden and removed the text, this has worked for me on the chat window but now i am looking to do the same thing on the email/leave message screen.
Posted 28 December 2009 - 03:00 PM
Don't do that. Just add the attributeand removed the text
That works for me on chat login and on the email form as well.
Posted 28 December 2009 - 03:27 PM
Well, i had tried that but the text was still showing up so i must have did it incorrectly as others have in the posts i had searched.
Here is the original code, would you mind showing me exactly what to do?
thanks so much for your assistance.
Posted 28 December 2009 - 03:50 PM
Just replace
Posted 29 December 2009 - 02:28 AM
Thank you.
That does remove/hide the field for company but how do i remove he text to the left of where the field was that says "Company:"?
also what would the change be to remove the text "Department:" and the drop down box to the right?
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One Tree Hill now available for download on the U2.com subscriber page.
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I'm really glad to be a paid subscriber now ahahaha! I wonder how many downloads they will tease us with before they ship out the full thing.
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One Tree Hill sounds AMAZING. But I don't really like Bono's changing of the incredible lyrics... even though i understand why he changed it (the miners)
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Originally posted by RUMMY: Well, after months of hemming and hawing over it, I am now fifty bucks poorer but will soon be 22 songs richer - and you just gotta love that packaging!!!
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They have mixed the songs SO well!! The sound is incredible!! Bono's voice and The Edge's guitar sound amazing!!
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Sound-wise the two tracks that are available to download have been mixed well
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