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With your help, the 20-year-old playground will be transformed into a "destination" park where kids and adults can come to play and enjoy state of the art park amenities.
The proposed improvements include installation of traditional playground elements such as swings, climbing structures, slides, monkey bars, tunnels and seat walls. Other amenities include shade structures, a par course with exercise stations for adults, and maybe even a dazzling water feature to be enjoyed by kids of all ages.
The site of the new playground will be located close to the existing playground, near the eastern bank of the reservoir in the heart of Vasona Lake County Park, with picnic tables and restroom facilities nearby.
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PROS: Scenery,Snow,Dog friendly,Decent Beer,MSU,Airport,Wal-mart CONS:: Racisism abounds!,Generally Rude pissed off vibe among people,you say good morning,they either look @ you wierd or ignore you totally, Lack of Cultural Diversity,Snooty,too many Subaru outbacks,rent is thru the roof(1 bed rm apt 850)know it alls,Miserable weather(sometimes)Drivers License office gave me the 3rd degree(birth certificate,Passport,SS card(geez, ol'lady?) The Last best Place? LAST being the Operative word! I lived in the 1st (& only) best place,and will return as soon as I take these Hicks' money, cause they're too afraid to see it, Ha ha! AUSTIN,TEXAS BITCHES!! SUMMARY: Anti-semitic! Whiteville,Yuppy Town,Backwoods,Anti-Progress City Politics,Hunter-Kill(stupid)attitude,unevolved. The old west is dead people,lets move on! Horses cost money,get a dirt bike.....Thanks (No wonder Kazinski was pissed,lol) Montana is so Square......'cept for Idaho, Shoved up it ass!!
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re: Austin,Texas To Bozeman = Disappointment (so f - 9/3/2011 Ha ha funny! I think you belong in austin dude.
Best little place - 4/23/2013 I have lived here over 25 years, and cant dream of living anywhere else. College town, fishing, skiing, hiking, trails, great downtown and low crime.[read more...]
The weather's a drag, but it's a super safe place - 2/24/2013 I was born and raised in Bozeman--which in my case means that I've lived most of 35 years here. I've been out-and-about for brief stints in Georgia, Utah, and California, but the vast majority of my life has been spent here in Bozeman. It's a nice enough place, but it has some big downsides. Most people are drawn here for the "four seasons," the snow sports, college, or just to get away from the big city. For all the above, Bozeman is a great place to be. But be aware that the cost of living is above the national average, people are somewhat exclusive to their existing circles of friends (i.e., people aren't tremendously social here), winter is long and generally pretty rough (lots of snow, cold, ice, and gray), and "good" jobs are in short supply. There are great jobs available at the local Oracle facility and a couple other "high-tech" firms, but generally speaking because there are so many people who want to live in a place like Bozeman, wages are depressed. Count on taking a 20-50% pay cut to live here. Yep, ouch. The 1.5 good things about Bozeman from my perspective: crime is rare here, which is reflected in the fact that many people leave their cars and homes unlocked (crazy, I know). And summer here is BEAUTIFUL. Warm, sunny, with lots of gorgeous nature to bask in. It's also, unfortunately, short. In my opinion, there are lots of other towns (Salt Lake City, UT, for example) which offer much of what Bozeman does with about the same standard of living, low crime rates, even more outdoor stuff to do because of the high mountains nearby, and much better wages and job availability. There's not much to recommend Bozeman, unless you really like the small town feel, don't mind the pay cut or are independently wealthy (or work remotely), like winter, and love the lack of sales tax. Just my two cents.[read more...]
Great town - 9/5/2011 I love Bozeman. It has the best farmer's markets, sense of community, schools and quality of life. I feel really blessed to live here with our family. I can't say enough good about Bozeman. And no sales tax![read more...]
Austin,Texas To Bozeman = Disappointment (so far) - 5/28/2011 PROS: Scenery,Snow,Dog friendly,Decent Beer,MSU,Airport,Wal-mart CONS:: Racisism abounds!,Generally Rude pissed off vibe among people,you say good morning,they either look @ you wierd or ignore you totally, Lack of Cultural Diversity,Snooty,too many Subaru outbacks,rent is thru the roof(1 bed rm apt 850)know it alls,Miserable weather(sometimes)Drivers License office gave me the 3rd degree(birth certificate,Passport,SS card(geez, ol'lady?) The Last best Place? LAST being the Operative word! I lived in the 1st (& only) best place,and will return as soon as I take these Hicks' money, cause they're too afraid to see it, Ha ha! AUSTIN,TEXAS BITCHES!! SUMMARY: Anti-semitic! Whiteville,Yuppy Town,Backwoods,Anti-Progress City Politics,Hunter-Kill(stupid)attitude,unevolved. The old west is dead people,lets move on! Horses cost money,get a dirt bike.....Thanks (No wonder Kazinski was pissed,lol) Montana is so Square......'cept for Idaho, Shoved up it ass!![read more...]
A False Feeling of Paradise - 10/30/2010 Lived in Bozeman from 2007-2008. The good: Stunning scenery, fresh air, ultra clean. Courteous drivers, friendly, honest people. Montana State is a fantastic school, very underrated. The bad: The people in Bozeman think they already know everything, not open to great new ideas. The cost of living is very high - if you aren't wealthy you will struggle. Good jobs are hard to get - a few old families seem to control a lot of the opportunity. The economy is based too much on fancy things like million dollar custom homes and snow sports. Getting the City of Bozeman to approve a building permit will drive you crazy, and probably broke. Flying in and out of Bozeman is very expensive. I will retire in the Southeast USA, but I wouldn't mind having a Summer home in Bozeman. [read more...]
Bozeman is the best - 6/24/2010 It's so strange to read one review of Boze having rude people. In the Bozeman I live in, people smile and wave for no reason at all. I can ride my bike downtown and to the library. I can go to two amazing farmer's markets, one on Tues in Bogert, one in the fairgrounds every saturday. There's a great art center at the Emerson, a world class and always fun Museum of the rockies...the food is great, and we won't even get started on the amazing fishing and play areas that surround us. Maybe you are trying to keep the secret of living in a such a great place with a high quality of life. with the real estate drop, you can find affordable housing too. Bozeman rocks!![read more...]
If you love winter, you can't help but love living - 11/27/2009 This is the most friendly and civil place I have had the chance to live in. Warm seasons here are great. Winter seems long, cold and confining for a retired single person, but life is what you make it and there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy the community even in winter and even if you don't participate in winter activities.[read more...]
About Living in Bozeman - 11/23/2009 Bozeman is an odd mix. Original residents who are pretty narrow minded and not very excepting, newer residents who tend to be in technical fields or very environmental, and the student population. I have lived in the county area around Bozeman for about 15 years. One thing I can say is folks in most the neighborhoods do not like change. Be aware if you do something your neighbors do not like you will hear about it. Just about everyone in Bozeman has a strong opinion and voices it. It tends to be on the conservative side of politics. Some folks can be snooty - there is "money" in Bozeman. The Bridger Canyon area boosts mostly multi million dollar homes and then there is Big Sky to the south. There are postings here that students do not feel accepted. Some of that has been caused by a few bad seeds that have not been the best behaved around town. Many of my neighbors are professors at MSU and have students over to their homes. Many are great responsible young people, others speed in residential streets were children play, are loud and party at all hours. It all depends on the experience that residents have had with some students and it has caused friction. Housing is high compared to other places. There are tract homes on the west side, older historic homes downtown, large lots with homes on the south side, and then very large luxury homes in surrounding areas. In the 2009 economy prices have dropped, but not by large percentages. It is still a pricey area and it costs to live here. There are major retailers. Home Depot, Lowes, Costco, Target, Petco, CostPlus, Walmart Supercenter, about 6 large grocery stores and many local stores. Downtown is galleries, boutiques and upscale dining - nicely restored and a bit touristy. Being the largest town with a regional airport to Yellowstone there is regular tourist visitation. It can be busy in town on weekends. I am not certain about lack of culture mentioned. There are movies, plays, concerts, fairs, farmers markets, and special events. Hiking, mountain biking, fishing, and hunting. To me it's lots to do if you want too. If you are from NY, Chicago or such then you'll probably find it lacking in performance arts. The biggest thing people moving here should consider is the weather. Spring and fall are stunning. Summers are usually mild, but can be in the 100's late Jul and early August. At 4800' the west sun hangs in the sky for hours and bakes you in the summer. Winter is TOUGH. It can be in the single digits temperature and humidity for weeks. Mid week you can expect -10 to -20 for at least a few weeks. It is a dry semi arid climate. Not as green and foresty as many expect. Bozeman lays in a valley with two mountain ranges to the northeast and south. The views are great and can draw you in. It is not the perfect place to live, but it is pretty darn nice. I'd suggest to anyone to visit in all seasons over a year to get a real feel of the town.[read more...]
You better have a great job - 9/26/2009 Bozeman is a beautiful town. There is quite a bit of culture here. There are lots of outdoor activities. I went to college at Montana State and got a good education. However, this town is not a good place to live. For starters, the cost of living is high. Rental in most apartments is what most people pay for house payments in most towns. There is lots of job competition here as college students tend to hang out years after they graduate looking for a job. The traffic here is horrible because there was no planning and the infrastructure was not built for the size population the town has. People here usually drive well under the speed limit. I also might add that people here are some the rudest I have encountered ANYWHERE in the US. Bozeman has a good university. However, if you come here to college be warned the town is very anti-student. You will need to stay on campus to work and live. Businesses will often not hire students and landlords will either not rent to them or treat them like second-class citizens. [read more...]
Scenery isn't everything - 8/23/2009 I went to Montana State University. It is a good college, and I would recommend it to anyone. However,that is the only reason to live in Bozeman. If you come to college, you would be wise to live and work on campus the entire time. Here is why: Bozeman has an insanely high cost of living. Keep in mind that most people are working very low-paying jobs and working 2 or 3 of them. If you are a college student, you will have a hard time finding a job off campus, most people will not hire students. Job competition is fierce because many students hang around town years after they graduate. Unless you are making a minimum of $100,000 a year, you will probably never afford a home in Bozeman, maybe in Belgrade, probably in Manhattan or Three Forks. Renting is also very expensive. Most rentals cost as much as a house payment in most cities. Many of the landlords in town are horrible slumlords. Most will not rent to college students and many of those that do are some of the worst slumlords. I knew people who had property that ended up being condemned. In general, the people in Bozeman are very unfriendly. Many of them have a better-than-thou attitude about themselves and have no basic manners. As mentioned above, the town has a very anti-student attitude. Traffic is also obscene for a town this size. There was absolutely no planning and the growth is concentrated on one street that in a matter of 10 years has had almost every big box store imaginable built on it. People usually drive well under the speed limit and there is traffic every hour of the day as many people living here are trust fund babies who don't work. Bozeman is a beautiful town, it is nice to visit, but I would recommend only doing that. As a single person it was bad enough, I cannot imagine what it would be like to raise a family there.[read more...]
Southerner.... - 6/14/2009 How are Southerners treated in Bozeman? I am in Alabama, lived in most of the Southern states, and am thinking of moving to Bozeman. I lived in Michigan once and they didn't take too well to Southerners, Those folks were WEIRD! Hated it there. Thanks! TS[read more...]
Southerners.... - 6/13/2009 So how would Southerners be accepted into Bozeman? I am considering a move there from Alabama, have also lived in Texas, LA, and Arklansas, so am a true Southerner here. LOL! Lived in Michigan once and those people were WEIRD! They didn't take to Southerners at all. I am a single mom of two little ones, so looking at this to better our lives and move closer to the kid's family. I am college educated and a professional, but not a snob by any means....southern hospitality you know. Just curious. Thanks! [read more...]
Bozeman is one of the best places to live in - 4/30/2009 I have lived in Bozeman for two years. I came from Illinois and have lived in Texas. I find that Bozeman has everything that I want and need. There is an endless supply of recreational activities that range from skiing, hiking, rafting,biking,fishing,ect. The scenery is breathtaking. The air is clean and clear. The crime rate is extremely low. There are jobs to be had if you are determined enough to seek them out.The are has an abundance of artists and artisans. It is only an hour and a half away from Yellowstone National Park. If it's the cowboy/ranching scene tht you desire, then it is only minutes away. It is an intelligent and creative community that sets Bozeman's environmental well being as a priority. Bozeman is large enough to not feel imposed upon but small enough that you can get to any in town destination in ten or fifteen minutes. There is also free public bus servicce. I have found the town to be exceptionally accomadating and friendly.[read more...]
Adventure to Art - 4/8/2009 Bozeman is definitely unique in the fact that you can ski or climb or hike all day and be back to town in time for great cuisine and then a play, film festival or interesting civic event. Very high quality options on the culture and recreation front.[read more...]
it almost has it all - 11/3/2008 If you don't mind the winters, Bozeman's a great place to be. The people are very polite and there are different things to do depending on your interests. Great place to be to get closer to nature and the outdoors.[read more...]
Will Bozeman Work for Us? - 8/25/2008 We are thinking about moving to Bozeman in search of a more simple life for our two young children and to flee Los Angeles. We are both professionals who have lived in big cities and have enough money to be more than comfortable. What is the deal with the racism in Bozeman? Does it really exist? Is it really race-based or is it more socioeconomic? Are there any hate crimes? We are of mixed race (as most people from metropolitans places are becoming) and while our school age children for sure pass as white, I would not want them to be subjected to racist nonsense or backward thinking. What's the truth? I have seen some pretty negative postings, but want to keep an open mind. Thanks![read more...]
A sad story of a nice town ruined - 8/14/2008 Bozeman has some very nice people living there, although the locals are very few and far between as hardly any Montanan can afford to live there anymore. There are too many people who are trust fund babies (all the Audis and Cadillac Escalades on the streets) who don't work and just drive around all day and clog up the streets in the most poorly planned city I have ever lived in. They call it Bozangeles because it is overrun by rich people (mostly from California but not all) who have turned it into a little LA. Just about every chain store and restaraunt is in town and it has little unique character now. It has overrun most of the once beautiful Gallatin Valley to where all vestiges of middle class people are moving further and further away. While Montana State University is a wonderful university(one of the nation's best in engineering and architecture), my experiences there after leaving the dorms were not so pleasant. The businesses are in denial of students being there and will barely wait on them and most will not hire them. Landlords are the worst I have ever seen, they will not do anything to improve or maintain their properties but will expect the already poor students to pay for everything. By the way, these same landlords will buy or manage properties in the "middle class" cookie cutter neighborhoods with no yards and will let them go to pot. I saw a neighborhood do this in a three year period. This web site says Bozeman has a population of about 35,000 but I think it is easily 50,000+ now. To get an idea of how much this area has grown, it was probably only about 20,000 (if that) in the 1990 census, when it was a nice little town. If you plan on coming here to MSU, plan on staying on campus (there are alternatives to the dorms that are nice), otherwise give this town a pass. Unless you have access to a small fortune or are a brilliant entrepaneur, you will almost certainly not make it.[read more...]
Love it here! - 3/21/2008 For those who come from crazy, busy, fast-paced environments, with tons of traffic and crime - Bozeman is a dream. Yes, housing is expensive, but less so than many other places across the nation. Yes, wages are lower than expected, but from my experience, people don't move here for the income potential. People move here for a better quality of life, a better environment to raise children, to be able to leave your car unlocked for 5 minutes without fear everything in it being stolen, to enjoy all the benefits of nature, Yellowstone Park, and the outdoor activities too numerous to name herein. It may indeed be tough for degreed college students to find a job here worth a decent salary, but in my humble opinion the pros surely outweigh the cons. If you want a big, fat salary - move to a big, fat city. I could literally kiss the ground here after any trip to SF, Denver or Seattle.[read more...]
Bozeman, Montana Climate - 3/8/2008 Planning for the Bozeman/Belgrade/Gallatin Valley bus system began in 2003. The idea and initial analysis for a regional bus system began with a 1986 study done by the Montana State Unviversity College of Engineering. By 2001, the Greater Bozeman Area Transit Development Plan was instituted, which was the foundational groundwork for planning the system; the Plan also supplied the pertinent data necessary to request funding for a transit system from the U.S. Federal Government. Next came a Transit Task Force, started by the City of Bozeman. The Task Force studied existing Montana and northern Rocky Mountain transit systems. From this was derived a Feasibility Report: Bozeman Area Transit. After other studies both the City of Bozeman and City of Belgrade and Gallatin County cretated the Public Transportation Stakeholders Advisory Board, investing $50,000 in an LSC Transportation Consultants study. From this study the board had the nascent information necessary to initiate a Bozeman transit system with the resources at hand, which included using existing busses until the new busses arrived. The busses are here; the Streamline Bus System is very successful andis expanding into the outlying region as funds and the need arises. [read more...]
For yuppies only - 12/27/2007 This town is a poor choice for several reasons. The main one is the fact that if you are an average Joe, you will not be able to afford rent, let alone buy a home in hardly any of the areas around Bozeman, and especially not in town. The town is going to engulf most of the Gallatin Valley and it will not be a pretty little mountain town any more. The college is a good one but if you come be prepared to be harassed by every slum lord in town and every employer. It is coming to the point that now students can only live and work on campus. This town has done its best to ignore the university. As far as nightlife, it is fun, until you graduate from college and realize that the few bars where you are accepted are just a place for other students who just want to get drunk. And raising a family? Forget it unless you want to send your kids to extremely cliquey schools where they will be reminded by the "haves" that they are "have nots" and they will be taught by teachers who are there because they had to stay in Montana or they had to stay near the college. Most of them are bitter because Montana has the lowest average salary for teachers in the nation and they are trapped in town by the high living costs. Do some serious thinking before moving here. Unless you are very wealthy, I can guarantee you are better off somewhere else.[read more...]


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Selena Gomez and The Scene are teaming up with myRMX to launch a new app for the iPhone and iPod Touch.
The band is putting their fans first by giving them the opportunity to re-imagine their music with myRMX and share their creations with friends and the social web. The Selena Gomez and The Scene/myRMX App will include "I Don't Miss You At All" and "I Won't Apologize."
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On why she chose country over pop: "It's always been my favorite. I found that I could relate to it more than any other genre and I felt like it was so honest. It told stories like nothing else and it spilled everything right out on the table. There's hardly a country song that plays that doesn't make you smile and want to dance or want to make you have a tear trickling down your cheek, so for country music to evoke those kinds of emotions, I guess that's what drew me towards it."
On playing Faith Hill's daughter: "I was into Faith Hill when 'Breathe' came out. I love that song. When I was seven, I actually did a music video where I played her daughter and was able to talk to her and see how nice she is. She really encouraged me at a young age."
On her album telling people who she is: "I really wanted to just be honest to myself, stay true to myself with every song and deliver a CD that I felt reflected who I am as a person and tell the stories of my life because I feel that that's what people will relate to the most. Country music strikes a chord in peoples hearts that makes you think 'wow! I know exactly what they're talking about. I felt that before.' I wanted people to be able to feel the same thing and I felt that could only be accomplished if I really wrote what I knew."
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Victoria Justice showed off her stunning smile as she chatted with Ryan Seacrest on 102.7 KIIS FM early on Wednesday morning (August 25).
The 17-year-old actress says of her show, "It's kind of like one of the first shows Nickelodeon has done that incorporates music and we have really cool performances. [I'm] really lucky, because I honestly have so much fun everyday when I go to work."
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Suck it Gore. And had the power not gone out I believe it would have been a 44 to 13 type of game.
Go Seahawks. That's all.
Actually, one more thing, SCOREBOARD.
Fact, 2 hold calls on kick return not called
After turnover, the big fight, ravens player pushes ref, use to be automatic disqualify. Foul, not called. Forget 4th down def holding, how about 3rd down helmet to helmet hit not called. Ravens won, hung on to win, looked beat towards end, sf beat themselves especially with 6 trips to redzone, only 14 pts to show. Trust me no team has ever won a title in any sport without be lucky, it was the luck that got ray ray his last title, so gore isn't really blowing off steam
This is the new helmet to helmet?
Yes, the 49ers beat themselves because there was no other team on the field when they were in the red zone. And Cary Williams getting thrown out of the game for pushing the ref would have been a +1 for the Ravens.
Bottom line, scoreboard baby but seriously, on the punt and the claim the Ravens were holding, look at the holding the 49'ers were doing to all or guys, they tackled them but no call, yes the Ravens were holding in the backfield but even with the flag it amounts to the same 2 point safety and free kick. What about the bad call on running into kicker, a joke and lastly, Flacco was hit 5 yards out of bounds. So you see dude the Ravens won this game and if not for the lights out for 34 minutes this game is a blow out. Now once again, Losers just need to look at the scoreboard.
yep, been saying that for years ......
links on this thread back to 2007 talking about his lack of heart ......
I think SF was the more talented team but that doesn't necessarily make them the better team.
Seems like a lot of teams had difficulty scoring TD's against The Ravens in the red zone, did they all beat themselves too? Ravens were # 2 in Red Zone defense this year.
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The Ravens have a bend but don't break defense.
They allow opponents to score touchdowns on just 43 percent of Red Zone possessions (including playoffs). That's the second-best rate in the NFL this season (incl. playoffs). The 43.4 percent red-zone efficiency they had in the regular season has translated to the playoffs, where they have allowed touchdowns on just 40 percent of Red Zone possessions."
I'm going to cut Gore some slack because I'm thinking he said that when his emotions were high after a tough loss. If he continues to go on about it days/weeks from now, then I'll change my opinion. Players can become very passionate in these games and sometimes say things they later regret.
Maybe not.......but the better Running Back did !!Frank Gore....the better team did not win
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Frank Gore shouldn't have let Donnell Ellerbie run all the way across the field and knock him out of bounds at the 7 yard line if the better team should have won.
The best team, is the team that is ahead when the final seconds tick off.
Always has been that way.
Its similar to boxing, a guy can get knocked down several times, way behind on points and gets up and knocks his opponent out with left hook.
The better QB did!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!
They might be the 'better team', but we've got the Lombardi.
You would think that their handsome 'participation certificates' would be enough to make them happy, but apparently not.
Personally, I think the '06 Ravens were the "best team in football" that year throughout the regular season. They got a case of the turnovers and went out early in the playoffs. Being declared the "best team" by power rankings or public opinion means nothing. The '06 Ravens didn't win the title. "Feelings" don't really matter...
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Five minutes with Northamptonshire Police
Jacquie Bran, project manager with the Knowledge Management, talks to Graham Cheeseman, e-services manager at Northamptonshire Police, about his experiences implementing a knowledge-management programme in a dynamic and demanding environment.
When and why did you first consider incorporating knowledge management? Did you initiate a pilot project to test its potential?
Knowledge management, or rather an improvement in knowledge management, was identified as a way of enhancing the organisations ability to provide an efficient and cost-effective service back in 1999. I was asked to help explore the potential of the concept from an operational perspective, and to make it happen.
We did not undertake a pilot per se. An organisation such as a police force has far too many departments and disciplines to allow a pilot in any one of them have any real meaning to the whole. I maintain that we have practised knowledge management since the beginning of time; it is nothing new or revolutionary. The introduction of IT into the process has merely given us an opportunity to improve and speed up the way we do it.
What have you done to encourage and promote knowledge sharing in such a diverse environment and what barriers have you faced as a result?
We have facilitated the exchange of information and experience by providing a new vehicle to allow it to happen, namely the intranet, with a little help from e-mail. The concept of information exchange is deeply rooted in police culture, but only in clearly defined areas such as criminal intelligence and performance. The exchange of more generic everyday knowledge and experience gained in various operational scenarios is proving to be far more difficult.
The service as a whole has taken giant leaps forward in trying to reduce the blame environment in which we live, but this still remains a big barrier to the sharing of what approaches do not work as well as those that do. Similarly, as competition forms a large part of selection and promotion procedures, resource allocation and, more recently, performance-enhanced pay, this was always going to be a sizeable barrier to overcome.
Northamptonshire Police has acknowledged the need to promote and encourage the sharing of knowledge and experience, and I believe it will form a part of all selection and promotion procedures in the future, once the new internal-communications structure is fully bedded in and accepted.
How did you progress to implementing an infrastructure to support KM and what changes were necessary to ensure its success?
In common with many organisations there was, and still is, a desire among senior management to achieve improved knowledge management, and the vehicles for KM were relatively easy to implement, the intranet and e-mail being the main enablers. These new facilities caused the whole organisation to review the way it worked. This did not happen overnight, and in many ways is still an ongoing process. We encouraged the use of IT communications by making it easy and quick, and ensured that mission-critical information only became available electronically. This had the advantage of ensuring that the information available was up to date and readily accessible. In addition to these steps, we introduced a social element by adding notice boards and classified advertisements to our intranet. It was a way of getting people used to the new way of communicating.
What was the reaction of your workforce to changing working practices?
The reaction was generally positive, but these things take time, and some people are more open to change than others. People do not alter the way they work until they are comfortable with, and can see the benefit of, the alternatives. It is far better to encourage its use and allow people to change at their own pace than to force the issue through management edict.
E-mail took far longer to catch on than I expected, even though we have had e-mail in the force for over two years. Despite publishing guidance and etiquette in its use, there are still people who are not confident or comfortable using e-mail. I still get printed copies of e-mails through the internal post.
When changing working practices, the steps you take need to be small and measured. Too many new initiatives introduced too quickly produces confusion and resistance. I think we made that mistake, and we are still paying the price.
Has knowledge management enabled you to improve your electronic service delivery and join-up your information and knowledge services across departments and channels of communication?
Yes, but it is an evolutionary process. As people become more familiar with new ways of working, and less reluctant to cross departmental frontiers in their search for answers, things will improve even more. I think knowledge management is more a philosophy than an actual system. It is a collection of systems and interactions, both IT and cultural. The vital ingredient is people and how they use the system, not the specification of the system itself, although that is important too.
How have you packaged knowledge management to encourage staff acceptance of new working practices and what lessons did you learn about making KM relevant to end-users?
With the best will in the world, I think the whole concept has been confused and unnecessarily complicated by IT vendors and academics to the point where people are unsure what it means, let alone how it can be achieved. Some people in the KM field have re-badged existing IT systems as knowledge management, when really they are components of KM, not standalone products.
My working definition of KM is, A system or a collection of systems that enables staff to make quality decisions using up-to-date, relevant information and experience gained by others. We tried to make it relevant by ensuring that people with experience in the field were responsible for initial design and delivery. Then we made sure that the end user had a real and active input into system evolution. We tried to avoid KM jargon and buzz words, as we found these got in the way of our goals, and turned people off.
The lessons? I think the main ones were not to overestimate the IT skills of operational staff (these take time and commitment to acquire), to provide a sufficient level of in-house IT training, the need to avoid being led by technology on some issues, the need for really good communication between IT departments and operational personnel, and the fact that you cannot buy knowledge management in a box.
What challenges exist that are specific to your field of work in relation to knowledge management and what would your ideal knowledge-management solution have the capacity to achieve?
In our field, many of the really important decisions are made not by managers or senior staff, but by officers on the ground that are often operating in adverse conditions. For information to be of any use, it must be delivered to the right people, at the right time, in the right format. My vision is to achieve that and to ensure that whatever system we end up with remains operationally focused and easy to use. As I have previously stated, the whole object of the exercise is to provide the best possible information in order to enable officers to make the best possible decisions, 24/7.
What are the other main lessons you have learnt?
As a relatively small force, Northamptonshire Police has achieved an extraordinary amount in a very short time and with limited resources. I think the main reason for this is the excellent leadership and support of our chief officers and senior management (particularly Frank Whitley, our deputy chief constable), a well motivated and supportive IT department and the willingness of the vast majority of our staff, both police officers and support staff, in allowing knowledge management to become far more than just a concept.
Graham Cheeseman will be presenting at Ark Groups second annual Knowledge Management for the Public Sector event, to be held in London from 22-24 September 2003. For more information or to register your attendance, visit www.kmpublicsector.com or call Jacquie Bran on +44 (0)20 8785 5908.


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The Century Plaza Branch Library opened in 1982. In 1990, the Century Plaza Friends of the Library group was founded, and it became a strong advocate for library programs, staff and projects. It became a part of the Broward County Library's Friends umbrella group, (now, Friends of Broward County Libraries, Inc.) that same year.The branch has either moved or remodeled three times since 1982, with the most recent major remodeling completed in 2003. Leon Slatin, the Friend's founder, current President, and member of the Library Advisory Board, has been an advocate for these and other library improvements.The Century Plaza Friends group provides funding for special events, projects and programs. They hold recognition luncheons for volunteers during Volunteer Appreciation Month and fund special adult programming.The biggest fund raiser for the Century Plaza Friends is the ongoing book fair. Recently the space available for this highly successful endeavor was doubled in size with the addition of several more bookcases.Every year the Friends group funds Century Plaza Branch's youth services programs. This includes special programming for the summer-long Florida Library Youth Program, and other year-round activities. A unique program supported by the Friends is the ongoing Yoga Kids, which combines early literacy and yoga.The group provides financial support for Broward County Library staff development, such as attendance at Florida Library Association and American Library Association conferences.At the 2005 Friends of the Library Luncheon and Awards, the Friends won an award for "Support of Youth Programming."For more information about the Century Plaza Friends of the Library, call 954-357-7740.Opportunities for involvement in Friends groups exist at most Broward County Library branches. For information about other Friends groups, contact Friends of Broward County Libraries, Inc. at 954-357-7771.
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Cranbrook, British Columbia Dude Ranch - Three Bars Guest & Dude Ranch all levels of horseback riding, river rafting, guided hike, fly fishing, mountain bikes, private log cabins, eveing programs, fitness center, heated pool, hot tub, tennis court, close to golf courses. Family oriented.
Heffley Creek, British Columbia Dude Ranch - Hidden in the Louis Creek Valley, surrounded by mountains, this BC Guest Ranch is small and exclusive offering a relaxing, tranquil environment to enjoy a unique horseback riding experience. All inclusive ranch stays for riders of all experience.
Clearwater, British Columbia Rafting - Riverside Adventures provides BC whitewater rafting on the Clearwater River in Wells Gray Provincial Park. The lower canyon is most popular as it is a 3 hour trip packed with excitement, wildlife, waterfalls and wilderness. Locally owned & operated
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Port McNeill, British Columbia Kayaking & Canoeing - Fully guided sea kayak tours in federally protected whale watching wilderness destinations in Baja Mexico, BC Canada & Patagonia with naturalist guides. Novices welcome. Small groups; great food; all gear provided. Since 1993. Lodge-based & camping.
Clearwater, British Columbia Rafting - Liquid Lifestyles is a small, locally owned and operated company that focuses on all the details. Based in Clearwater, BC, our highly experienced guides, small personal groups and top-of-the-line equipment create unparalleled outdoor river adventures
Golden, British Columbia Rafting - The Kicking Horse River is renowned as the Whitewater Gem of the Canadian Rockies boasting BC & Alberta's biggest whitewater thrills. 2011 marks Alpine Rafting's 27th year on the Kicking Horse River. From our fleet of eye popping candy red rafts to o
Vancouver, British Columbia Sailing & Yacht Charters - Simply Sailing is a Vancouver based, CYA registered Sailing School. Our Approach to Sailing is Simple: Hands on learning on a forgiving boat. Taking sailing classes will give you an opportunity to explore the exciting world of sailing.
Heriot Bay, British Columbia Kayaking & Canoeing - Come stay at our Orca Base Camp and enjoy a spectacular vacation kayaking with Orcas. Killer whale watching directly from our camp beach is second to none! Sleep in safari tents, eat amazing food and enjoy wilderness activities.


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Incumbent Rob Hermansen and former River Edge mayor Margaret "Peg" Watkins have been defeated by Democrats Tracy Zur and Steve Tanelli.
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Comments: I disagree with chris in the sense that it takes on water. However i will agree that i would prefer the spro. The spro poppin frog can both pop as well as walk the dog. This bait can still walk but it talk quite a bit more effort. Also personally found this bait almost to loud and disrupted(which at times can be good)which takes away from it being a good all around frog. I bought this bc i was impressed with it in the video but it just wasnt quite what i expected. I think the spro also has much better plastic. Idk why within the last year or two scum frog thinks they can now charge nine bucks for the same three dollars frogs they have been selling for years.
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From: Chris: Riverview, FL
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A night of drinking and arguing has left one man dead and his friend facing homicide charges.
On Friday evening, a call was placed to Campbell County 911 by Johnathan B. Sexton claiming he had come home to find his friend, Rocky Gibson, lying on the kitchen floor bleeding from the chest.
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