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Colt - Pietta - Standard Manufacturing - Uberti - U.S. Firearms - Vaquero
It took some time for me to decide to do this. I don't want to come off as knowing everything or so full of myself that you should believe without hesitation what I think, this is my opinion. However, after working on three to four hundred guns a year, you begin to notice the things that matter. This should be helpful to those of you who feel lost in the sea of choices to make fewer mistakes when buying and having your guns worked on. Feel free to call me any time during business hours if you want more information.
I do have some knowledge in this area. I have been working on single action firearms for more than twenty years now and I have seen almost all of them. From Early 1st Gen Colts to yesterday's Cimarron and even todays Standard Manufacturing SAA, I have done my share of noticing how well each manufacture builds their guns and the changes made through the years. I have worked on just about every Single Action Army or 1800's Reproduction ever made.
There are eleven areas I feel are important to look at when making a decision in buying a firearm. I don't list cost because it can impair good judgment. Here are the areas I feel are important to be considered;
1. Quality of the metal used.
2. Machined quality of internal parts.
3. Fitting tolerances of the internal parts.
4. Hardness of internal parts.
5. Machined quality of the frame, barrel and grip frame.
6. Internal machining of the frame.
7. Overall assembled fit and finish of the firearm.
8. Functional durability relative to application.
9. Initial timing of the firearm.
10. Quality of the finish.
11. Ease of use and maintenance.
Italian Revolvers: Considering they all come from two factories, Pietta and Uberti, you should know they are not all the same. The two factories have different machining capabilities. Each importer, (Cimarron, Taylor's, Cabela's, EMF, Dixie Gun Works, etc.) also has different specifications for each model. The quality of the product depends how the firearm was "Spec'd" and on who is checking to make sure those specifications are being upheld. I am talking about engineering specifications. From the type of steel used to the hardness of the trigger to the precise dimensions of the hand/pawl. Quality control personnel overseas and in the US are the key. I am not fond of Italian models that have internal safety mechanisms in the hammer, retractable firing pins, transfer bars or finishes that look like black spray paint. Call me and I'll explain. "Four clickers" take some getting used to if you are new to single action revolvers.
Cimarron F.A. I like the Model P, "Old Model" black powder frame with the single screw that holds the base pin in the frame. The Model P is Uberti made. The "Old Model" black powder frame does not have the retractable firing pin safety in the hammer. (The "Pre-War" model does have the retractable firing pin safety in the hammer). I am not a fan of the retractable firing pin, however around younger or inexperienced shooters, it is safer. The "Old Model" has a V-groove rear sight and a "pinched" front blade just like an original 1st Gen Colt. The bluing is deep and the case coloring is attractive on most of them. If you are going to dry fire hundreds of times a week and shoot every week-end, expect to replace some parts from time to time. Have a set of SAA screw drivers. Clean, oil lightly and snug the screws regularly. These guns are fit well, clean on the inside and usually timed nicely.
Model P, 45LC, 4 3/4 weighs 2.25 lbs.
NOTE: The new (2017-Present) Cimarron "Pre-War" cross pin frame has the floating firing pin in the hammer. Three clicks because there is not a "safety" notch anymore. No longer an authentic replica. Some will love it, some will hate it.
Cimarron F.A. I like the Frontier, "Pre-War" model. It's made by Pietta and is a nice 1st Gen Colt copy. It has the 1st Gen Colt beveled cylinder. The Pre-War model has the cross pin latch that holds the base pin in. This gun has a natural balance that just feels great in the hand. They have a wide notch rear sight and a squared front blade as well as a coil spring for the hand. I really like the quality of this gun as the internal parts are hardened properly, well made and fit nicely. The bluing is deep and the case coloring is attractive on most of them. If you are going to dry fire hundreds of times a week and shoot every week-end, expect to replace some parts from time to time. Have a set of SAA screw drivers. Clean, oil lightly and snug the screws regularly.
Frontier, 45LC, 4 3/4 weighs 2.25 lbs.
Taylor's & Co. I like the "Smoke Wagon". The Smoke Wagon has deep bluing and the case coloring is attractive on most of them. These guns are fit well, clean on the inside and timed nicely. They have a wide notch rear sight and a squared front blade as well as a coil spring for the hand. The bluing is deep and the case coloring is attractive on most of them. If you are going to dry fire hundreds of times a week and shoot every week-end, expect to replace some parts from time to time. Have a set of SAA screw drivers. Clean, oil lightly and snug the screws regularly.
Smoke Wagon, 45LC, 4 3/4 weighs 2.25 lbs.
EMF-Company. I like the Great Western II "Californian". It is made by Pietta and a nice copy of a 1st Gen Colt. It is also the lightest of the single actions by just a touch. This gun has a natural balance that just feels great in the hand. It has a wide rear sight notch and a squared front blade. It has a coil spring for the hand for reliability. The bluing is deep and the case coloring is attractive on most of them. If you are going to dry fire hundreds of times a week and shoot every week-end, expect to replace some parts from time to time. Have a set of SAA screw drivers. Clean, oil lightly and snug the screws regularly.
Californian, 45LC, 4 3/4 weighs 2.15 lbs.
American Guns: Let's look at Colt, Ruger®, Standard Manufacturing & US Firearms. I'll make this short and sweet. Again, if you really want more information feel free to call me anytime during business hours.
Colt Firearms. The Third Generation Colt SAA from 2005 to present is the best Single Action Army Colt has ever made. Internal machining is clean. The fitting of the parts is exceptional and the metal fitting before bluing and case coloring is very nice. A lot of the late Second Generation (1961-74) and early Third Generation Colts (1976-98) are known to have sub-standard craftsmanship* (see note below), if you are a perfectionist. Many bolt, trigger and hammer pivot screws show grind marks and some frames have sharp edges. They are completely safe to shoot, but it's not what you would expect for the investment. They are collectable and valuable. Many collectors like these small imperfections as this is the gun's character. I agree. These imperfections illustrate the hand craftsmanship. Keep Colts clean as they can be finicky when they get really dirty. If you are going to dry fire hundreds of times a week and shoot every week-end, expect to replace some parts from time to time. Have a set of SAA screw drivers. Clean, oil lightly and snug the screws regularly. The little red washers help immensely. Hold a late 3rd Gen. Colt in your hands, eyes closed, and you can tell it from every other Colt made. Colt SAA 45LC, 4 3/4 weighs 2.30lbs
Final Notes: Colts are collectable and have an American history that is hard to resist. Get a hold of a 2nd Gen if you want an investment that will deliver a good return. If you have the opportunity to buy a Colt Cowboy, don't. If you have the opportunity to sell a Colt Cowboy, do.
The Ruger® Vaquero, "Old Vaquero" and "New Vaquero", it is built like the WWII 1911. It has loose tolerances built into the design in order to function under the harshest conditions. It is safe with six rounds loaded. The Old Vaquero has a larger grip frame that provides 1/8 inch more room for your middle finger behind the trigger guard. The grip is also longer at the bottom, more room for your little finger. There are only two ways to damage a Vaquero.
1. Let someone work on it that is not a qualified gunsmith.
2. 3oz of C4.
They are tough. Case in Point: In 2009 I worked on a pair of Vaqueros that are used by a noted National Champion. He later professed he had not cleaned the guns since he bought them, ...three years earlier! I have pictures of the inside of his guns that would make you fall out of your chair. He brought the guns to me for grips. The guns still worked, I did notice the actions were gritty and not too smooth. There were blades of black oily grass sticking out of the trigger slots, so I opened them up to clean them. It was like a potato farm. Again they still worked with all the crud in them, just not very smoothly. No other gun would do this, period. You can't break the half cock or safety notch on the hammer. The firing pin can't fall out. You can't snap the flat main spring or break the flat hand spring...it doesn't have them! The trigger sear also lasts a long time, unless someone modifies the hammer by brazing or soldering. The Vaquero is also very user friendly and safe.
New Vaquero 45LC, 4 3/4 weighs 2.35lbs.
Final Notes: It loads easier than a Colt or Colt Reproduction. A very safe Single Action. Transfer bars break, on rare occasion. Great gun.
** Some of the New Vaqueros with the serial number starting with 513-XXXX have cylinder chambers not reamed deep enough. Unless the shells have been sized they will not go all the way into the chambers. This is an issue for Cowboy Fast Draw shells. You need to have the chambers reamed deeper so your shells will work in these revolvers. I charge $45 to ream the chambers deeper.
Standard Manufacturing "Single Action". The finest Single Action currently being made on the planet. This is what a lot of you have been hoping for since US Firearms shut its doors. All efforts have been made to produce an outstanding firearm. The quality of fit and finish is second to none. The frames are charcoal case hardened and have spectacular color. The bluing is deep and dark and the polish is without flaw. The timing on my revolvers are perfect. They use a 1st generation Colt style firing pin and hand. These are big advantages in the function and durability. All screws are all qualified, pointing in the same direction, even the grip screw. They are all fire blued along with the base pin, trigger and the ejector. Standard Manufacturing has put forth an effort here that is truly impressive. As far as size comparison they are so close to a 3rd Gen Colt it doesn't matter. We are talking a couple of thousandths of an inch. Like all single action revolvers that roll off the assembly line, they have heavy actions. It just takes too much time to cut, polish and hone all the appropriate angles for a superior action, plus the cost of custom springs. This easily adds 1-2 hours per revolver. With quality action work done, they are absolute dreams to shoot. "What about customer service", you might ask. Well I feel lucky to have experienced that one too. I am pretty finicky and notice things many others don't. I was embarrassed to mention it but realized this was a perfect opportunity to to get 1st hand experience of their customer service for you. One of my revolvers had a quality control issue (no product is perfect 100% of the time). With one email and four photos explaining my issues, they sent me a return shipping label. I sent it off and within one week it was back with me in flawless condition. Have no worries if anything ever becomes an issue with your revolver, they will take care of you.
Final Notes: I would get one now so you don't kick yourself in the butt later. This is a "no brainer".
I wouldn't call this revolver a clone. I would call it a Single Action Army made by Standard Manufacturing.
Standard Manufacturing Single Action, 5 1/2, 45LC weighs 2.25lbs. Notice most 4 3/4 guns weigh the same.
US Firearms "Single Action" was the finest Single Action being made on the planet. After serial number 22000. What a shame though as we will never see them made again. This gun was made on state-of-the-art CNC equipment in Hartford Connecticut. Truly a work of art and for the most part an exact copy of a late 1st generation Colt. They were made using the blue prints from 1Gen, 2nd and 3rd gen Colts. They are NOT a reverse engineered Uberti. They took the best features of each generation and created this firearm. This is fact supported by conversations with two of the original employees of the company and speaking with Doug Donnelly in person. The metallurgy, machining, fitting of parts and final finish of these guns is outstanding. I sold hundreds of these and they were all without flaw. Those of us who are familiar with these guns do not consider them "clones" or "reproductions", they are in a class of their own. They are incredibly well made, durable and can be dry fired 'till the end of time. I keep a library of part dimensions on all Single Action models. US Firearms parts are the same to within 0.005", that's five thousandths of an inch! People who own them don't hardly ever want to sell them. They sure are going for a pretty penny now!
USFA 45LC, 4 3/4 weighs 2.30lbs
Final Notes: The Rodeo is the exact same gun with a different finish. US Firearms was the only production SAA on the market that was charcoal and bone case hardened on the frames. (Turnbull Restorations did them) Standard Manufacturing is charcoal case hardening their revolvers. All other manufacturers use a chemical treatment, AKA "case coloring".
** I have notes, photos and serial numbers to help you identify; 1. All Uberti parts. 2. Uberti parts in US frame. 3. 100% US made. Around s/n 22000 are when they became all US made.
* I have been asked many times and involved in many discussions with collectors as to why the quality seems to be sub-par in the late 2nd and early 3rd Gen guns during the dates above. There are two factors that most believe to be the cause of this;
"The official reason (for the shutdown in 1974) given was to retool and replace old and worn machinery, some of which dated back to pre-1940. Considering that the Single Action Army was reintroduced in 1956, it is no real surprise to find a parts rejection problem some 18 years later. Machinery, tools and dies do wear out. Because Colt's exacting standards of quality control, many parts were being rejected by 1974. Thus the decision was made in 1974 to halt production until new tooling could be built." Colt's SAA Post War Models, G. Garton, pg70.
The second reason, and this is speculation, but most likely true, is that Colt workers were generally unhappy and a strike was brewing that occurred in the late 1980's. History has shown that unhappy and soon to be striking workers produce a lower quality product within many companies.
Action Work & Gun Cleaning
Don't let anyone tell you that having quality action work done isn't worth the money. Anyone that propagates that myth is dumber than a Q-Tip. It will make your revolver more accurate, last longer and be more enjoyable to shoot. By the same token don't let someone work on your gun that is not qualified. I have seen some pretty bad butcher jobs done by "a friend or machinist that works on guns". Don't do it. You wouldn't let me rebuild the motor in your car just because I've been a gunsmith for 28 years. It takes ten to twenty years to learn all the intricacies of all the revolver models. It takes ten to twenty years to aquire the skill set to be proficiant. Quality action work keeps the gun from wearing out as fast and increases accuracy considerably. A lighter mainspring is essential to saving the trigger sear and having more accurate shots. I have fixed or replaced hundreds of triggers and hammers that have been worn out by heavy flat, original mainsprings. Get those stagecoach springs out of there if you want your guns to last! Internal parts need to be polished and in some cases they need to be reshaped slightly to reduce pressure on other parts as the gun is cycled. Quality gunsmiths use precision tools to shape, align and fit parts within 0.005 of an inch.
I have fixed a lot guns where all or some of the springs were ground or bent. This destroys the molecular structure of the metal in both cases. This leads to progressive softening and early failure of the springs. You will also get inconsistent results from gun to gun. Flat mainsprings can be ground, but you better keep them cool and polish out every microscopic scratch. Coil mainsprings should never be ground. Quality gunsmiths will install "purpose designed", manufactured springs of a precise resistance. We will inspect, de-bur, cut new angles, hone and polish internal areas that have "friction load". This produces consistent action work that is reliable and durable, but most of all the firearm will perform better and last longer. Grinding and bending factory springs is a cheap way to do action work that results in inconsistent spring rates and early failure. Quality gunsmiths will provide you with high quality new parts that are designed to give you flawless and matched performance. Quality action work is extremely beneficial to your firearms' longevity and your shooting skills.
Do not spend the extra money to have a "Factory Tuned Action". I see so many people disappointed with the "Factory Tuned Action" guns when they compare them to guns they had done by a qualified professional. Save your money for the real deal.
Below are two pictures of what happens when you keep the heavy factory springs in your Single Action Revolver. The gun these parts came from was only one year old. The hammer and trigger sears are destroyed. The bottom lobe on the hammer has been completely rounded over and is unsafe and the trigger is ruined. In order to make this gun safe and function properly you would need to buy a new hammer, $180-$250 or the bottom hammer lobe has to be welded and re-cut, ($150), a new trigger also has to be fit, ($75).
Quality action work would have saved both these parts.
The extreme pressure from the factory mainspring has worn the tip of the left trigger completely off.
Front hammer is new. Notice the trigger sear notch rounded off on the rear hammer.
Cleaning Your Guns
I'm not talking about the barrel and the cylinder. If you shoot competitively or every weekend for fun, I highly recommend that every year you completely disassemble your guns and thoroughly clean all the internals. Pick a date and do it. Dirt and dust, are the main culprits. They will start to act like sand paper on the internals. Oil attracts dirt. This causes wear on all the friction surfaces. Parts with tight tolerances become sloppy and the timing will begin to go south. Trigger sears wear out and hammer notches wear down. See "Early Bolt Timing" below for example. I offer a gun cleaning service for a nominal fee of $45 per gun. This is total disassembly, solvent cleaning with brushing and high pressure air, checking for wear, oiling, greasing and re-assembly.
The two pictures below are from guns used by a local competitive shooter. He "cleans" his guns after every shooting event. Three to four times a year he sprays cleaner inside the hammer and trigger openings and then blows them out with compressed air. As you can see that didn't work too well. You really have to take them apart to get to the dirt.
Check Your Bolt's Timing
Unload the firearm. Hold it in your right hand and upside down with the barrel pointed to your left and the hammer to the floor, at eye level. Slowly cycle the hammer and watch as the bolt pulls away, out of the cylinder notch. The cylinder spins and the bolt should pop back up on the cylinders lead, aka advance, right before the notch. Take note of where it hits. Late is better because there is metal to work with. Early drop, before the lead, means the leg of the bolt is too short. You usually need a new bolt. A properly fitted bolt will drop fully in the lead.
Yes you can bend the inside leg of the bolt to delay the drop, but you are bending a spring plus you are now putting more friction on the hammer cam and the bolt leg. This wears the parts out faster. It is better for the parts to keep the pressure light.
Late Bolt Timing
The bolt drops late and strikes the front edge of the cylinder notch. This will cause the front edge of the cylinder notch to become crushed (Fig. 1) and eventually result in the cylinder not locking up properly. This can be fixed with minor gunsmith work.
Early Bolt Timing
This photo shows the damage from a bolt that has a short leg. It is falling on the cylinder and not in the lead (fig 2). The bolt head was also crowned off center and is not riding in the center of the lead. This gun needs a new bolt.
This photo shows the bolt where it would be falling late. It is partially in the bolt notch. The bolt needs to be fit properly.
A properly fitted bolt should fall mostly in the lead or fully in it. This photo shows the bolt falling early in the lead and getting close to needing replacement.
Single Action Revolver Safety and Handling
There are usually four audible "clicks" when cocking the hammer on a Colt Single Action Army or Replica revolver.
1. The first notch (click) is commonly called the "safety notch". In the late 1800's it was common prictice to carry a single action revolver with six rounds and the trigger in the "safety" notch. However, this is not considered a "safety" now days. This notch is fragile and could break if the firearm was dropped on the hammer. This could cause the revolver to fire. There are no known incidents of this happening, but it doesn't mean it can't happen. Some people carry a single action revolver with six rounds loaded and the hammer in this "safety" notch. This is not recommended, at all, ever! Pulling hard on the trigger when it is in this notch will bend or break the notch and/or the trigger.
2. The second notch, (click) is the "Loading Notch". The firearm can only be loaded when the hammer is in this position. Load one cartridge, skip a chamber, then load the remaining four cartridges. Immediately cock the hammer all the way back and then let it down very softly. You will be on the empty chamber. After firing all FIVE rounds, pull the hammer to this second notch (click) and use the ejector rod to eject the spent casings. When all casings are ejected, cock the hammer all the way back and then let the hammer down very slowly. NEVER let the hammer down from the loading notch. If you let the hammer down from the loading notch and not the "Full Cock", you will scar the outside of the cylinder as the gun is now out of time. Always pull the hammer all the way back and then let it down. Pulling hard on the trigger when it is in the loading notch will bend or break the notch and/or the trigger.
3. The third "click" is not a notch. This is the sound of the bolt snapping up and hitting the cylinder in the "lead" groove, AKA "advance". The bolt will ride in this small groove as the hammer is pulled farther back and then will pop into the "cylinder notch". This stops the cylinder from turning.
4. The fourth click is the sound of the trigger falling over the hammer sear on the hammer and simultaneously the bolt dropping into the notch on the cylinder. The firearm is ready to fire. Pulling the trigger will cause the firearm to discharge. There is NO SAFETY when the hammer is pulled all the way back. Never pull the hammer to this position when the gun is loaded unless you intend to fire the firearm. If you wish to not fire the gun when the hammer is fully back, you must proceed with extreme caution. Point the firearm in a safe direction. Lower the hammer very carefully as you will now place the firing pin directly on a primer of a live cartridge. Pull the hammer to the second notch (click) and proceed to unload the firearm or rotate the cylinder until it is one chamber from the empty chamber and then proceed to cock all the way and then let the hammer down on this empty chamber.
5. You can hear five clicks on many revolvers if you cock them very slowly. This can mean the trigger is short and you need a new one. You need to call me if your revolver has five clicks or the trigger pops forward way before the bolt drops into the cylinder notch.
Load one cartridge, skip one chamber and then load four more. Now fully cock the hammer all the way back and let it down slow and easy. The hammer will be resting on an empty chamber.
It is a good idea to buy five "dummy" cartridges and practice the loading and unloading of a single action revolver if you have never handled one before.


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Ukee's council is divided over whether or not to throw bumps in the road.
The district purchased new speed bumps several years ago but the traffic calming devices have been gathering dust in the public works yard since then, waiting for a deployment council isn't ready to call for just yet.
Local leaders recently toured Matterson Road to be brought up to speed on new bollards and delineators set to be installed to increase pedestrian safety and while they were at it, they had public works staff dust off some speed bumps to see how they would fit.
"We have not picked out any locations but since the speed bumps have been purchased—and sitting in the public works yard for the past few years—and available to be installed by the public works, we requested to see them,†Coun. Mayco Noel told the Westerly News.
"We currently don't have plans to install, but have them available and (they) could be installed on short notice if council decided.â€
Coun Sally Mole said she does not see Matterson as a good spot for speed bumps.
"We didn't come to any consensus. My feeling is that they probably won't work there,†she said.
She believes the incoming bollards and delineators could nix the area's need for speed bumps and said speed bumps bring bicyclist safety concerns and increased traffic noise as large trucks go up and over them.
"I think we start with the delineation and see if that keeps the traffic calm, and keeps everyone safe, and if that's all we have to do then that's great,†she said.
Coun. Marilyn McEwen agreed that Matterson would not be the right spot and cited Peninsula Road's community school zone as a more attractive alternative.
"They might be more conducive around the school zone just because there are still some problems with people going faster than they should be in the school zone,†she said.
"But I don't personally think that they are required on Matterson, especially if we put the delineators and the bollards in.â€
She said speed bumps could have a negative impact on the town's aesthetic.
"I don't think we necessarily need to see speed bumps all over town; I think that might be a little unsightly,†she said.
Coun. Randy Oliwa disagrees with both Mole and McEwen and said the district's speed bumps should be put to use rather than wasted in storage.
"I would like to see the speed bumps that were purchased several years ago be installed along Matterson Road at the same time as the bollards,†Oliwa told the Westerly.
He suggested speed bumps could be installed and then monitored for impacts and effectiveness.
"I believe we should be using the items that tax payers have purchased, or don't purchase such items until we plan on using them,†he said.
"It's wasteful of the tax payers money. We need to make every penny count. I have spoken with many parents around the issue of safety and speeding along this stretch of road and everyone agrees that the speed bumps should be installed. Better to try and fail than never try anything.â€
Mayor Dianne St. Jacques suggested moving on from Matterson and installing the speed bumps elsewhere in town could be a win-win compromise to council's speed bump stalemate.
"We're still looking at different areas where they might be something that works… It's just a traffic control measure that might or might not work for us and we're still very much just looking at what might work and what won't,†she said.
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Next Gen DevOps
Creating The DevOps Organisation
Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2014 , 181 pages
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The indispensible guide to building, launching, and managing online services in the 21st century. Next Gen DevOps: Creating the DevOps organisation is a management guide for IT professionals and executives, in business large and small, that describes how the organisational paradigms of the last 60 years are unsuited to the modern business of combining SaaS, Clouds and DevOps solutions to create robust and successful online services.
Table of Contents:
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- Surely we can do better than this?
- In this chapter...
- Conflicting IT: the hand-off culture
- IT and process: awkward bed-fellows
- The development team: destined to fail?
- The next disconnect
- Testing: 'a necessary evil'
- When communication breaks down: the blame culture
- Understanding operations
- The 'them and us' mentality
- Operations on the defensive
- Least investment, biggest cost
- Configuration management: a complex solution
- Operations as a product team!
- Configuration management
- Continuous integration
- Monitoring and real-time dashboards
- System integration
- Data management
- Ticketing and documentation
- Conclusion
- The History of Operations
- In this chapter...
- Human computers
- Electromechanical and electrical computers
- The birth of the OS
- Enter the Operating System
- Interactivity
- Enter Unix
- Distributed computing
- Growth of the PC
- The fragmentation of operations
- The Internet
- Operations in the '90s
- Managing Networks
- The emergence of Linux
- Online business
- XML and the CMs
- Three-tier architecture
- Data centre hosting
- The impact of open source
- The Cloud
- The end of an era
- Conclusion
- The psychologies of engineers
- In this chapter...
- Psychology of Operations Engineers
- The clash: operations' need for information
- Polar opposites: the developer's career path
- Strong leadership: a simple tactic
- Development: managing distractions
- Infrastructure costs and efficiency
- Alerting, monitoring and troubleshooting
- In reality: uniting development and operations
- Managing operations: compromise and transparency
- Developers in operations
- The problem with the CTO's view
- Conclusion
- Management theories and how they relate to modern IT organisations
- In this chapter...
- Line management: a near-impossible task
- Two-factor theory
- Maslow's hierarchy of needs
- Theory X Theory Y
- Spheres of control and influence
- Group Communication
- Limiting the dissatisfaction
- Peer recognition
- The open source opportunity
- Recognising IT's contribution
- Conclusion
- The role of bribery in IT (or why people need to negotiate with each other to do what they're all paid to do anyway!)
- In this chapter...
- Conflicts within the IT organisation
- Overcoming conflicts
- Lessons learned from a Start-up
- Overcoming silos
- Lessons learned from the billion dollar business
- Conway's Law
- The product teams
- Revenue generation
- Supporting Development Environments
- Diversifying Product Teams
- Increased Productivity
- The delicate art of cat herding
- Conclusion
- Strategy, tactics and planning, planning, tactics and strategy
- In this chapter...
- Definition of terms
- The benefits of a good IT strategy
- Strategy must be targeted
- The role of tactics
- The place for planning
- Sensors, logic gates and actuators
- A place for everything...
- DevOps: the double edged sword
- Budget levers
- Conclusion
- The DevOps Virtuous Circle
- In this chapter...
- The most common mistake
- BDD to the rescue
- Product Lifecycle not just SDLC
- Exploratory testing AND automated testing
- Design for testing
- The role of Configuration Management in the Development process
- Clouds for everyone!
- Dashboards
- Monitoring: where we've all been going wrong
- The Next Gen DevOps Virtuous Circle
- Conclusion
- The Product Focused IT Organisation
- In this chapter...
- The traditional IT organisation
- Functional vs Divisional and the product-focussed IT organisation
- They're all products!
- IT strategy and the Org structure
- Specialists and small teams
- Transitioning to a product-focused organisation
- Conclusion
- What does a 21st Century IT organisation look like?
- In this chapter...
- Introduction to the product team
- Management
- Leadership
- How do the team feel?
- How do Ops, Dev and Testing interact?
- What do the environments look like?
- The guiding principles of the product-focussed IT organisation
- Products first
- Tests
- Skills
- Conclusion
Next Gen DevOps
Rating: ***** (OK)
An OK explanation of DevOps, its history and why it is necessary.
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Sonnet 65 (from Cien Sonetos de Amor)
Matilde, where are you? I only just noticed
behind my necktie and above my heart,
a certain melancholy between my ribs:
It was that, all of a sudden, you are gone.
I needed the light of your energy so much.
I looked all around me, devouring hope,
and saw that the space without you is a house,
with nothing left in it but tragic windows.
In the pure silence now, the roof is listening
to the falling of ancient leafless rain,
to feathers, to what the night has imprisoned.
And so I still wait, like a lonely house,
for you to see me and inhabit me again.
Until that time, my windows ache.
Pablo Neruda
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Starring: Rod Taylor, Julie Christie, Maggie Smith, Michael Redgrave, Edith Evans
Genres: Drama
The love affair between poet Percy Shelley and Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin resulted in the creation of an immortal novel, "Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus."
After he and his first wife separate, journalist David Sheff struggles to help their teenage son, who goes from experimenting with drugs to becoming devastatingly addicted to methamphetamine.
Colorado Springs, late 1970s. Ron Stallworth, an African American police officer, and Flip Zimmerman, his Jewish colleague, run an undercover operation to infiltrate the Ku Klux Klan.
On 15 January 2009, the world witnessed the 'Miracle on the Hudson' when Captain 'Sully' Sullenberger glided his disabled plane onto the frigid waters of the Hudson River, saving the lives of all 155 aboard. However, even as Sully was being heralded by the public and the media for his unprecedented feat of aviation skill, an investigation was unfolding that threatened to destroy his reputation and career.
The Theory of Everything is the extraordinary story of one of the world's greatest living minds, the renowned astrophysicist Stephen Hawking, who falls deeply in love with fellow Cambridge student Jane Wilde.
A Victorian surgeon rescues a heavily disfigured man being mistreated by his "owner" as a side-show freak. Behind his monstrous façade, there is revealed a person of great intelligence and sensitivity. Based on the true story of Joseph Merrick (called John Merrick in the film), a severely deformed man in 19th century London.
The true story of how businessman Oskar Schindler saved over a thousand Jewish lives from the Nazis while they worked as slaves in his factory during World War II.
The true story of Henry Hill, a half-Irish, half-Sicilian Brooklyn kid who is adopted by neighbourhood gangsters at an early age and climbs the ranks of a Mafia family under the guidance of Jimmy Conway.


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John Cena joined Jimmy Fallon for the recurring segment "Ew!" on Wednesday night, and the two showed off some "finesse" dance moves.
In the sketch, the WWE Superstar joined Fallon's teenage girl persona Sarah as her friend Addison, who just transferred back into the school district and looks a lot … bigger.
"I had a little bit of a growth spurt, my mom says I'm going through some changes," Cena-as-Addison said.
Also Read: Jimmy Fallon, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Weird Al Lose Control in 'Hamilton Polka' Lip Sync (Video)
After a discussion about cheerleading versus football, the girls decide to prepare for dance team tryouts by practicing their routine to Bruno Mars' "Finesse." But the party is stopped when Sarah's totally "ew" stepdad Gary barges in. Of course, he prefers to go by "Step-daddy G." Ew!
The friends couldn't complete the segment without an Ew Speed Round, in which Sarah held up pictures for Addison to say the first thing that pops into her head. John Cena? Ew! Steve Martin? Cute.
Watch the full sketch above.
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I'm Still Stitching F. Jane
First, I looked at your pictures of Katya and Unity's wedding . . . it put a big smile on my face. Beautiful bride, beautiful scenery, great people, fun activities and what sounds like a romantic, love-filled ceremony.
My Dear Jane blocks are coming along.
One of the sayings that is repeated frequently by people who work on the Dear Jane quilt is "finished is better than perfect." However, this block has too many issues.
Not enough contrast in the two fabrics in the block, and I have NO idea how I the block ended up too small, but it is. (Despite not looking too bad in this picture.)
I'm still auditioning fabric for the sashing that will surround the blocks, I don't have enough of this fabric, but I like this idea. (Thanks for the suggestion Kathy!)
I am excited to report that I am on row 12 of 13 in the quilt. I was thrilled to work on the first block on the row. When I started on the second block, I realized that I had still had 11 more blocks to go on the row. Yes, the quilt is teaching me about perseverance.
Here's my progress:
I'm quilting a Jane, it's fun to "rediscover"some of the blocks I forgot making.


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source: Republic of Botswana (17/5/09): TAUTONA TIMES no 14 of 2009
The Weekly Electronic Press Circular of the Office of the President
"Democracy, Development, Dignity and Discipline"
C6) 13/05/09: Minister of Works and Transport to attend SADC Meeting in
The Minister of Works and Transport Hon. Johnnie Swartz leaves for Swakopmund, Namibia on Thursday, 14th May 2009, to attend the meeting of Ministers responsible for Transport and Meteorology in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region, which will be hosted by the Namibian Minister of Works and Transport Hon. Helmut Angula.
The one day meeting is to review and approve the implementation strategies of the SADC Protocol on Transport and Meteorology mainly policy harmonization, to discuss the development of the SADC Corridors including transport and trade facilitation interventions, inter-regional and continental cooperation as well as discussing the regional priorities in Transport and Meteorology sector for 2010/2011.
Articles 22 and 23 of the SADC Treaty which provides for Member States to conclude a Protocol to expand and deepen their co-operation in the areas of infrastructure and services call for determination to establish viable and sustainable transport, communications and meteorology systems.
The resultant SADC Protocol on Transport, Communications and Meteorology article 3.5.1 chapter 3 has therefore called for Member States to establish institutional frameworks involving all transport modes to promote inter-and intra-modal co-operation between stakeholders and to support the development of regional development corridors facilitating unimpeded access and travel between the territories of the Member States.
Following the decision of the SADC Council of Ministers to abolish the Integrated Committee of Ministers (ICM), the SADC Sectoral Committees of Ministers were formed. The observation was that Sectoral Ministers are better placed to align national programmes, development plans and budgetary provisions with regional and continental programmes.
Further, the decision to come up with Sectoral Committees of Ministers was based on the reason that the role of Sector Ministers is indispensable if the regional Indicative Strategic Development Plan Programmes are to be effectively owned and implemented.
Minister Swartz delegation, which comprises the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Works and Transport Mr. Carter Morupisi, returns home on Saturday, 17th May 2009.
Monday, May 18, 2009
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Professional Swimmer Lexie Kelly showcasing her freestyle skills
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Some choose to develop their fins and test their gills in the safety of a chlorinated pool. For others, a more natural experience trumps all. For Lexie Kelly, she chooses swimming of the open-water variety. As a swimming enthusiast, of course she wouldn't say "no" to a pool, though she prefers the lakes and oceans of this Earth to do what she loves best: swim. Kelly recently sent in a letter to Active NorCal, documenting her journey around the world, one natural pool of water at a time.
Growing up in beautiful Northern California, my life revolved around swimming, and still does to this day. I swam on local clubs throughout my years as well as at Shasta High School and Bishop Quinn High School, both in Shasta County. Those experiences lead me to the world of open water swimming. At this point in my life, I have traveled to over 30 countries to open water swimming destinations (Brazil, South Africa, Japan, Egypt, Spain, Croatia, etc.) to compete, and it all started with my first race in Whiskeytown Lake, which the Redding Aqua Ducks Swim Team still hosts today.
Open water swimming is my passion, and currently residing in Long Beach, California make it easy to do so because I live next to the ocean. My heart will always have a place for the amazing lakes up in Norcal, truly some of the prettiest venues for the sport. The lush mountainous greenery surrounding Whiskeytown Lake in combination with the fresh air, clean water and comfortable temperatures makes it perfect for swimming. Whenever I get to go visit my family, they will paddle next to me on their kayaks while I swim beside them for training. It is such an ideal place to swim for me. Afterwards it's an amazing place to relax and enjoy with some quiet time.
I remember going to Whiskeytown for an end of the year school party with all my classmates. In addition to the aquatic sports the lake offers, there are incredible hikes and trails to explore. NorCal is truly a wonderful place to be both in and around the water. I currently compete on the FINA Grand Prix Open Water Professional Marathon Circuit which consists of seven or eight international swimming races between 15K and 57K (that's between about 9 and 35 miles) in various venues including the ocean, rivers, seas, and lakes. The next three competitions will be just over 30K's at Lake St. Jean and Lake Memphremagog in Quebec, Canada and Lake Ohrid in Macedonia. Although these competitions are far from California, I find them to be some of my favorite events of the season because they remind me of home.
I never thought my first open water swimming experience in Whiskeytown Lake would lead me all over the world. If you have a passion for something, follow your heart and you never know where it will take you. I am truly fortunate and grateful for my experiences. It has opened my eyes to a bigger picture yet at the same time, I can go back and appreciate what stunning scenery I was raised in and around. Northern California is a very special place.


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Some companies today fear the public customer review. After all, it seems like everywhere you look, there are customer reviews. Yelp, Facebook, Google – even the Better Business Bureau – these sites and more allow consumers to leave reviews online for businesses today.
It doesn't take long for company executives to imagine these reviews take on greater significance than they actually have, and if you let your imagination go too far, you might start concluding that a few one-star or two-star reviews will destroy the business. That's unlikely to happen.
Not long ago, I saw a self-employed author lamenting on his blog about a one-star review of his latest book on Amazon. He went on and on about how many sales he had lost because of that one-star review. However, this is an author with at least a dozen books and literally hundreds of Amazon reviews – the vast majority of which are positive four- and five-star reviews. Do you think he might have been letting emotion get in the way of objectively looking at that one bad review, out of hundreds of mostly positive reviews?
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Game Credits
|Nanotank (1993)
|Minority Report: Everybody Runs (2002)
|(Additional Design)
|Might and Magic VIII: Day of the Destroyer (2000)
|Dark Sun: Shattered Lands (1993)
|(Additional Story Support)
|Nanotank (1993)
|(Game Design)
|Buck Rogers: Matrix Cubed (1992)
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|Pools of Darkness (1991)
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Creative Services
|Might and Magic VII: For Blood and Honor (1999)
|(Manual Written by)
|Pools of Darkness (1991)
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Hi All,
just sharing another one of my acetate creations. This time I used the little ombre flowers from my video here to add to a stamped flourish and sentiment. See for yourself ...
I stamped the swirly leafy flourish from the Distressed Floral Swirls set and my sentiment from the Fond Expressions 2 set, both by STAMPlorations, in black Memento ink, added the punched and shaped acetate flowers from the video using heart shaped eylets and my big bite and layered on my base card to finish.
I am entering my card at:
Craft Stamper - Spring Flowers
Addicted to CAS - Delicate
Addicted to Stamps and More - Make your Mark, used a mix of alcohol and Peel Off markers to colour the acetate
That's it from me for today. I shall be back soon, in the meantime, have a lovely weekend!
Monika xxx
here is what I used:
Distressed Floral Swirls, Fond Expressions 2
small flower punch - Stampin'Up!
Friday, 1 April 2016
Acetate Flowers
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Pretty ombré acetate flowers, Monika! Love the delicate Distressed Floral Swirls. Thanks for playing along at Craft Stamper :)ReplyDelete
Very pretty .... love those acetate flowers. Thank you for joining in with the Craft Stamper challenge xxReplyDelete
Lovely delicate card, thank you for joining us at Craft Stamper this month. xxReplyDelete
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AЯRE is incredibly fortunate to have medical doctors and scientific advisors who are passionate about helping ASXL affected families. These advisors lead the ASXL registry, are subject matter experts on ASXL syndromes/research, and review/recommend potential research proposals.
Dr. Bianca Russell
Dr. Bianca Russell received her bachelors degree from Connecticut College in New London, Connecticut in 2008 and her medical degree from the University of California, Irvine in 2013. She completed her residency in Pediatrics and Human Genetics at the Cincinnati Children's Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio and will be a Genetics attending at UCLA beginning in June of 2018. She has focused her career and research on clinical genetics with a particular interest in the management of genetic conditions including Bohring-Opitz Syndrome.
Dr. Wen-Hann Tan
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Dr. Yang is an established investigator in the field of stem cell biology and myeloid malignancies. She is a Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at the University of Miami, where her area of research is in molecular mechanisms involved in Genetic Disease and Cancer. Dr. Yang has been studying the cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying the pathogenesis of BOS and myeloid malignancies. The ultimate goal of her research is to identify novel therapeutic targets and to develop rational therapies to treat myeloid malignancies and BOS. She has authored over 90 peer-reviewed papers in the field of research and is a member of several professional societies. Dr. Yang also serves on the review boards for numerous professional journals and funding agencies.


text: Andorra 2015 Just back from Andorra from what was a truly memorable, action-packed 6 days! Leaving Dublin last Wednesday, we landed in Barcelona and quickly boarded a coach headed towards the Pyrenees and adventure! For the majority of the students this was their first time skiing. Invariably the first day was tricky but as the week progressed and skills and confidence grew, there was no stopping these adrenalin-junkies as the hurtled down the pistes! Skiing is a physically demanding sport, but despite this the students somehow found the energy for more activities in the evening e.g. Swimming and bowling. We even had time to hit the shops for some much anticipated retail-therapy one night! As usual the students conducted themselves excellently and the mood was very much one of fun and enjoyment. Special thanks to Ms. Charles for organising another super trip and to Ms. Lacey who was always at hand to make sure we were all looked after. There'll definitely be some achy bodies in Leixlip today but all will agree this was an epic adventure that will live long in the minds of all present.


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Eight Forester football seniors were selected to represent Team Stars and Stripes at the Tazon de Estrellas (Bowl of the Stars) in Baja, Mexico on Saturday, December 16. These eight Foresters include Trevor Bain (DB), Jake Burkard (OL), Tim Finucane (DL), Hector Mendoza (DL), R.J. Pompey (DB), Ryan Shalosky (LS/DB), Chase Slagboom (DB), and Tom Steen (OL).
The United States trained at the Mexicali, UABC, and CETYS University campuses in Tijuana in preparation for their game against the CONADEIP All Stars, a team comprised of student-athletes selected from private universities in Mexico.
A total of 15 NCAA Division III schools were represented on the 40-man roster of Team Stars & Stripes under the direction of sixth-year head coach Don DeWaard (Central College).
Each year the trip focuses not only on the special opportunity to compete against standout athletes from south of the border, but also the chance to give back and interact with the local community. This year the team visited young children from the Santa Teresita del Nino Jesus orphanage to celebrate an early Christmas. Each athlete was paired with a child from the orphanage and served as his or her "big brother" during the party. Team Stars and Stripes celebrated the holiday with organized stations that included inflatable slides, ginger bread painting, chess, and a dance floor accompanied by a DJ.
Members of the team also gave back to the community by picking up waste along the beaches and meeting with local businessmen.
When senior R.J. Pompey was asked what he will remember most from the trip, he replied, "I will definitely remember the people that I met…both the other athletes on the team and the people we interacted with in Mexico. I enjoyed learning about a new culture and getting the opportunity to compete outside of the United States and play for a country that I love."
When game day arrived, the rivalry between Team Stars and Stripes and the CONADEIP All Stars was nothing short of thrilling. The United States led 24-0 midway through the third quarter, but after the All-Stars scored their first touchdown to close out the period, the momentum drastically changed and began to work in the All-Stars favor. In the fourth quarter the home team overturned a 16-point deficit (24-8) to win the game 28-24.
Despite the loss, back at home Lake Forest College Head Coach Jim Catanzaro had this to say about his eight graduating seniors, "These eight seniors were not just great football players, but great people. Their contributions in a variety of areas throughout our campus are immeasurable. Two members of the senior 25, presidents of three different student organizations, multi-time Academic All-MWC selections, collectively and individually they truly represent everything that we want our players to aspire to become."
Coach Catanzaro goes on to say that he will always remember the seniors "commitment to growing their family into an unshakable foundation for future generations of Foresters to grow from. They were refined in the adversity that they overcame off the field to find the successes on the field by playing for something bigger than their individual goals."


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Allen West Delivers Allan P. Kirby Lecture in Free Enterprise and Entrepreneurship Oct. 5 at Wilkes University
Former Florida congressman and retired army officer Allen West delivers the Allan P. Kirby Lecture in Free Enterprise and Entrepreneurship on Wednesday, Oct. 5. West speaks at 7 p.m. in the Dorothy Dickson Darte Center on Wilkes University's campus. His topic will be "Building a Strong Economy Through Small Business and Military Veterans." The event is free and open to the public.
West retired from the Army as a lieutenant colonel after a 22-year military career. He understands the value and challenges of effective leadership. He believes in leveraging military leadership skill to ensure business success. Soldiers are trained to face hidden enemies, adjust to changing landscapes, meet short deadlines and experience the fog of war. West teaches organizations how these military principals will help ensure an organization's success in today's market when applied to the business world.
As a former Florida congressman, West served on the committee on small business and two of its subcommittees: the subcommittee on contracting and workforce; and the subcommittee on investigations, oversight and regulations. Based on his experience and political philosophies, West considers small businesses to be the foundation of our economy. He believes recent laws such as the Affordable Care Act (ACA) are jeopardizing the livelihood of small businesses and the U.S. economic foundation. West shares his concerns for small business owners and the outlook for our economy.
West holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and two master's degrees, one from Kansas State University and another from the U.S. Army Command and General Staff Officers College. He is a Senior Fellow at the London Center for Policy Research, a Fox News contributor, and the author of Guardian of the Republic: An American Ronin's Journey to Family, Faith and Freedom.
The Young America's Foundation is a sponsor of West's speech. Young America's Foundation is committed to ensuring that increasing numbers of young Americans understand and are inspired by the ideas of individual freedom, a strong national defense, free enterprise, and traditional values.
The Allan P. Kirby Center Lecture Series brings leading voices in free enterprise and entrepreneurship to the Wilkes University campus and Northeastern Pennsylvania. The Center hosts two annual lectures. Open to students and the community, these forums give insight into the creative process and drive of the entrepreneur.


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By: Tahani al-Sabri
Dr. Ahmed Qasim Al-Ansi, the Minister of Public Health and Population with Mohammad al-Sourmi, first agent of Sana'a Secretariat, launched the fourth round of the national campaign to immunize against of poliomyelitis at Sana'a's al-Thawra Health Center on December 16th.
The campaign has been organized by the Ministry of Public Health and Population in cooperation with the United Nations Children's Emergency Fund, the World Health Organization, and the American Agency for International Development over the course of three days. It aims to vaccinate about 4.8 million children under five years of age.
The Minister of Public Health has assured that the campaign will prevent the return of the polio virus toYemenin light of its resurgence in some countries.Yemenhas been free of polio since 2006.
The campaign has targeted 578 220 children so far. 243 teams of workers were stationary and 2 098 were mobile. The numbers of targeted houses was 327 533.


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This is one of my own..I actually quilted it a few weeks ago? Maybe a month..but it got lost in the shuffle.
This was pieced by Karen..she always does an AMAZING job!
I took a Sunday and spent a few hours quilting..because I try to take Sundays off of work…a girl has to have some time…but then I quilt for myself sometimes.
The quilt top bins get a bit overwhelming and it is my mission to finish as many of my UFO's this year that I can. I had no idea when I quilted this that we would be getting a new machine and I would be making more progress than I thought..hehe.
I quilted feathered wreaths in each green snowball block and a loose sort of Mctavishing in the purple background color, l's in the setting triangles and block work in the star blocks.
It turned out so lovely..it was a connecting threads kit I bought years ago.
The back is just as pretty as the front.
Thanks Karen!
Thanks for looking everyone! I appreciate it!


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Sujata N Chaudhry understands what it feels like to be culturally adrift in a new environment. Little did she know that the challenges she faced growing up as the only Indian child in her class in rural Pennsylvania would be valuable: Her first-hand experiences form the basis of her desire to help business people leverage diversity and inclusion to succeed in a global marketplace.
Born in Bombay, Sujata's family moved from India to England and then to the United States, living in numerous American cities. Sujata's personal experiences fuel her keen awareness of the challenges that can arise when others don't understand someone's culture motivators.
After working as a market analyst with the U.S. Navy, Sujata synthesized her education and multicultural background in a position with AMP, Inc., now TYCO. She worked as a sales engineer and cultural liaison for foreign clients of the engineering company. She collaborated exclusively with IBM engineers in Raleigh, NC, facilitating the design of PC boards.
With Tangible Development, an innovative corporate training and consultancy business, Sujata combines experience, perspectives, and education making her a unique trainer who brings a personal understanding of diversity together with American corporate sensibility. Known as the "idea girl," she specializes in cross cultural competency and diverse and inclusive workforce engagement and retention. Sujata has worked with industry leaders in finance, property management, hospitality, non-profit, healthcare, and science-technology to leverage diversity and inclusion to support the sustainability, viability and strategic vision of organizations.
Recently noted for her achievements in HerLife Magazine and Shippensburg University Magazine, Sujata presents a variety of workshops and seminars, including Holy Cow! How Not to Offend a Hindu and Other Lessons for a Global Workplace, her hallmark corporate diversity and sensitivity training program.
She served on the executive committee and board for the Tricity Indian Association and as an advisor for its youth organization. Continuing to be an active member, Sujata also served on the Albany- Colonie Chamber board and chaired the 2014 Women's Business Council. She currently serves on the American Red Cross of NENY, Girls Inc., and International Center of the Capital Region boards and is an ambassador for [email protected]
Sujata's formal educational credentials include a BSBA concentrating in Statistics/Marketing from Shippensburg University/Penn State and a MS Ed. (Summa Cum Laude) from Duquesne University. She is also certified by the Interchange Institute in Crossing-Cultures with Competence I & II, Kwintessential Cross-Cultural Training in Hospitality and Finance Industries, and IOR Global Service Advancing Talent; Strategies for Cross-Cultural Virtual Communication.
Brittany Lawton
Global Marketing & Brand Manager
Brittany Lawton is the Global Marketing & Brand Manager at Tangible Development, the only Diversity & Inclusion Training and Consultancy firm in New York's Capital Region and Tech Valley. As a millenial, she understands how her generation is perceived and is committed to bridging the communication gap as five generations work together to inspire growth and organizational change. In her role, Brittany is responsible for managing Tangible Development's brand presence, curating diversity and inclusion-related content, and designing all company advertising materials. Additionally, she works with Tangible Development's clients to enhance their marketing strategies and ensure all marketing pieces, including printed collateral, social media content, and website design, are diverse and inclusive. Brittany holds a BA in Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing from Saint Leo University in Dade City, Florida.
Brittany serves on the Capital Region Chamber Women's Business Council (WBC) Steering Committee as the Co-Chair of the Bold In Business Committee. Through her work with the WBC, she contributes to programming that promotes and supports the role of women in the workplace and as business and community leaders. Brittany is also proud to serve as the 2019 Communications Co-Chair for the Capital Region Chamber Young Professionals Network. Recently Brittany selected for a coveted position as a member of the 2018-2019 Tech Valley Leadership Institute. The 9 month leadership development program supports the growth of civic minded, young professionals as they grow in their individual expertise to be a leaders in their unique fields.
In her personal time, Brittany coaches Varsity Cheerleading at Notre Dame – Bishop Gibbons in Schenectady, NY, a position that allows her to serve as a role model for young women in the Capital Region and instill in them self-pride and perseverance as they leave high school and move on to higher education or enter the workforce. Brittany has developed the schools' cheerleading programs to promote academic excellence, teamwork, and compassion- all critical skills for developing future leaders.
When she is not coaching, Brittany enjoys spending time with her friends and family, rewatching Game of Thrones, and cheering for the Boston Red Sox.


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Summer Schedule: One Gathering at 11 AM beginning July 28 through September 1st.
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With Flight Night officially in the books, the Eagles have exactly one week until they will return to Lincoln Financial Field. This time around they will get the chance to see some new faces.
The preseason officially kicks off next Friday when the Jacksonville Jaguars come to town. Both teams really have to be looking forward to this. Although a lot of players don't like the preseason, this is going to be an opportunity for the players to hit someone other than their own teammates.
This will also be the rookies first opportunity to show what they're made of against an opposing NFL team.
I'm not a huge fan of the long preseason period, but I the first preseason game is my favorite. It's just another sign that the season is really getting close. Of course, my second favorite preseason game is the last one because at that point you're ready for it to be over and for real games to start.
One match-up I'll be particularly interested in next Friday is the Eagles run defense against Maurice Jones-Drew. In the final two games with the Cowboys last year, the Eagles run defense went MIA. Jones-Drew is one of the best backs in the league so it will be a nice test for them early in the preseason.
On our side, I'll just be looking to see how the rookies can translate everything they've learned into a real game situation. There have been a lot of rookies showing talent in Training Camp so far, but that doesn't mean anything if you can't show it in a game.


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Not all alphabets contain 26 letters. Here are several comparisons that have like and/or similar characters to the English alphabet(shown above).
The Polish Alphabet - 35
The Russian Alphabet - 33
The Welsh Alphabet - 28
The Polish Alphabet - 35
*A recent post on Arnold Zwicky's Blog does not list the RR as a letter and states that a recent reform has eliminated the CH and LL as separate letters of the Spanish alphabet.
For image credits click on individual alphabets.


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Abercrombie & Fitch Co. ANF, +0.49% shares rose 5.1% Thursday after the company said same-store sales in March rose 7% for the five-week period ended April 7. The average estimate of analysts polled by Thomson Financial was for an increase of 2.4% for the month. The New Albany, Ohio, specialty retailer said sales rose 29% on the five-week period to $331.2 million from $256.7 million. Its Abercrombie & Fitch same-store sales rose 4%; Hollister Co. same-store sales climbed 8%; and Ruehl same-store sales gained 6%.
Advanced Magnetics Inc. AMAG, +4.05% shares rose 9.6% after the company said its Phase III studies on ferumoxytol, an intravenous iron replacement, met their primary and secondary endpoints. The Cambridge, Mass.-based company said the two studies demonstrate a significant improvement in hemoglobin levels for non-dialysis dependent patients using the drug, compared with oral iron supplements.
Apogee Enterprises APOG, -0.74% shares gained 9.1% after the company said its fourth-quarter net income jumped 81% to $9.68 million, or 34 cents a shares, from $5.35 million, or 19 cents a share a year earlier, as revenue climbed 17%. The Minneapolis glass maker's revenue for the quarter ended March 3 rose to $206.2 million from $175.6 million. On average, analysts expected per-share earnings of 28 cents on revenue of $204.9 million, according to a poll by Thomson Financial. For fiscal 2008 the company expects revenue to grow 9% to 12%. The company raised its 2008 continuing operations per-share earnings guidance to a range of $1.27 to $1.37 from a range of $1.20 to $1.30.
CDW Corp. CDWC shares moved up 5.7% after the company said average daily sales for March rose 25% to $31.6 million from $25.4 million. Total sales for the month rose to $696.2 million from last year's $584 million. For the first quarter, the Vernon Hills, Ill. technology products company average daily sales rose to $29 million from $24.8 million and total sales grew to $1.86 billion from $1.59 billion.
ClickSoftware Technologies CKSW surged 13% after the company said it's signed an agreement with an undisclosed document management company.
Collegiate Pacific Inc. BOO, +0.33% shares leapt 18% after the company said it expects revenue of about $63 million for its fiscal third quarter ended March 31. The company also said its board remains "committed" to reviewing and considering options to improve shareholder value.
Fastenal Co. FAST, -0.95% shares gained 9.5% Thursday, rallying as the fastener supplier and retailer reported 13% growth in first-quarter profit. See full story.
Ipsco Inc. IPS, +0.68% shares surged 12% after the company said it's currently engaged in discussions that could lead to a potential acquisition of the company. The Lisle, Ill., maker of steel plate and energy tubular products added that there can be no assurance a transaction will take place. The company, which noted the recent appreciation in its stock price, said it issued the statement in response to market rumors.
MedImmune Inc. MEDI, -2.72% shares rallied 15% after the company said its board has authorized management to explore a possible sale of the company in order to maximize its value for shareholders. See full story.
Mobius Management Systems Inc. MOBI shares jumped 32% after the company agreed to be acquired by Allen Systems Group Inc., an enterprise software provider, for $10.05 a share in cash. Mobius, a Rye, N.Y., enterprise software provider, said the $10.05 a share purchase price represents a premium of about 35% over its $7.44 closing price on April 11, the last trading day prior to the announcement. The company said upon completion of the transaction, it will be a unit of ASG. The transaction is expected to close in the second or third calendar quarter. Mobius said it expects a fiscal third-quarter loss of 8 to 10 cents a share on revenue of $18.7 million to $19.2 million.
Mothers Work Inc. MWRK shares surged 9.5% after the company said its March sales at stores open at least one year rose 3.6%. Analysts, on average, expected its same-store sales to fall 2%, according to Thomson Financial. The company noted same-store sales were favorably impacted by four to five percentage points by an extra Saturday in the month compared to a year ago and the earlier Easter. Net sales for March rose 4.2% to $59.1 million. The company also said it expects second quarter earnings to significantly exceed the previous year and be within its previously announced guidance range.
SAIC Corp. SAI, -75.00% shares climbed 5.3% after the company said fourth-quarter earnings fell to $84 million, or 20 cents a share, from a year-earlier profit of $154 million, or 44 cents a share, when there were fewer shares outstanding. See full story. The company also said it would have a role in the General Services Administration's Networx Universal program as part of a team led by Qwest
United Retail Group Inc. URGI shares surged 10% after the company reported that its comparable sales in March rose 11%. Total sales increased 12% to $45.5 million. Analysts had been expecting a 4% rise in comparable sales from the company in March, according to data compiled by Thomson Financial.
US Bioenergy Corp. USBE shares added 7.6% after the company was initiated with a strong buy rating at Raymond James. The firm set a price target of $18.
Vonage Holdings VG, -2.03% shares gained 6.7% after the company said Chief Executive Michael Snyder, has resigned. The Holmdel, N.J.-based company said its chairman, Jeffrey Citron, would serve as CEO on an interim basis. The company said it expects revenue for the quarter ending March to be $195 million, and net subscriber line additions to be 166,000. The company also announced cost cutting measures, including reducing marketing expenses by $110 million. See full story.
American Oil & Gas Inc. AEZ, -1.19% shares fell 11% Thursday after the company said it plans to issue six million common shares for gross proceeds of $28.5 million. The Denver-based company expects to use the proceeds of the offering to fund its drilling program and for general corporate purposes.
Cell Therapeutics CTIC, -5.09% shares sank 19% after the company said it's agreed to sell about $37.2 million worth of its 3% convertible preferred stock and warrants to several institutional investors.
ECtel Ltd. ECTX shares plunged 29% after the company forecast first-quarter revenue of $3.4 million to $3.6 million. ECtel said net income is also expected to be impacted. Chief Executive Eitan Naor said in a statement that the company's "revenues were lower than our internal work plan following both a delay in the receipt of previously anticipated orders and a delay in receiving acceptance for certain customer projects that are part of our backlog."
Interphase Corp. INPH shares sank 24% after the company said it expects to report a "significant revenue shortfall" for the first quarter. Interphase shares recently traded at $9.86 after hours, a decline of 27.8% from the regular-session closing price of $13.66. The Plano, Texas, networking technologies company expects a first-quarter loss of $1.7 million to $2.2 million on revenue of $5 million to $5.1 million.
Jos. A. Bank Clothiers JOSB shares dropped 6% after the company said its March sales at stores open at least one year rose 1.4%. Analysts, on average, expected its same-store sales to rise 2.7%, according to Thomson Financial. Total sales for the month ended April 7 rose 10.1% to $45.7 million.
MarineMax HZO, -1.36% shares fell 14% after the company warned that it expects its fiscal 2007 profit to be sharply lower than its previous guidance due to higher costs and increasing price pressure as well as a challenging market. The firm said it expects earnings for the year ending Sept. 30 to be in the range of 45 cents to 65 cents a share. It had previously expected earnings in a range of $1.40 to $1.50 a share. For the second quarter it forecast earnings of 14 cents to 17 cents a share, including a gain of 6 cents per share from insurance claims associated with Hurricane Wilma in 2006. MarineMax said while it is disappointed with its earnings, it has still managed to gain market share. It added it is taking steps to reduce costs and grow the strength of its balance sheet and has also reduced its purchases from manufacturers to reflect its cautious outlook.
Microstrategy MSTR, +0.12% shares dropped 6.6% after the company was downgraded to reduce from neutral at SunTrust Robinson Humphrey.
Nautilus Inc. NLS, -8.09% shares sank 15% after the Vancouver, Wash.-based maker of exercise equipment said it now expects first-quarter earnings of 8 cents to 9 cents a share on revenue of $160 million. The company had previously forecast a per-share profit of 18 cents to 21 cents on revenue of $185 million to $195 million. For full year 2007, Nautilus now expects earnings growth of 20% to 30% on sales growth of 5% to 10%. "Our international, apparel and commercial businesses performed well," said Gregg Hammann, chairman and chief executive, in a statement. "However, the North American market for home fitness was sluggish, which resulted in a substantial shortfall in March retail replenishment orders, and softness in direct."
Shares of Nitches Inc. NICH, +15.45% tumbled 26% after the San Diego-based apparel company reported a fiscal second-quarter net loss of $511,000, or 10 cents a share, compared with net earnings of $45,000, or a penny a share, in the year-ago period. Revenue rose to $14.3 million from $12.3 million. As of Feb. 28, 2007, the company had unfilled customer orders of $28.1 million, compared with $22.4 million at the same time last year.
Ocean Bio-Chem OBCI, +0.81% shares dropped 19% after the company reported first-quarter gross sales of $4.42 million, down 7.7% from $4.79 million in the year-ago period. Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-based Ocean Bio-Chem makes maintenance and care products for boats, recreational vehicles and automobiles
Research in Motion Ltd. RIMM (RIM) saw its shares 8.2% as the maker of wireless handheld devices issued a first-quarter forecast that failed to match Wall Street's optimistic expectations. See full story.


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Dr. Becherer joined his father in practice after completing his training. He and his wife Carla have 2 adult children.
Dr. Becherer received his B.A. from Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, and his doctorate from Southern College of Optometry. He is a fellow in the American Academy of Optometry. He has chaired many committees for both the American Optometric Association and the American Academy of Optometry. He is a fellow in the prestigious National Academy of Practice, which limits membership to 150 specialists from each of the ten health care fields.
Dr. Becherer has published (click to read titles of publications) and lectured extensively on contact lens care and has completed over 60 research clinical investigations of new products leading to FDA approval. Because of his expertise on contact lens care, he has been interviewed 50 times on T.V., radio and in newspapers. Dr.Becherer holds a patent for a special contact lens and has designed several specialty lenses for two contact lens companies. He has developed specialized prescribing techniques used daily by doctors. He developed a computerized contact lens designing methodology for challenging cases. He then developed a custom soft bifocal contact lens. This is the first totally custom bifocal that can be designed specifically for the patients needs to within micron accuracy. These lenses have helped people with large and unique prescriptions.
Dr.Becherer is on the Board of Directors for UMB Bank, and on the board of SpecialEyes Contact Lens Company. He has been on the advisory board of directors for Wesley-Jessen Contact Lens Co.; for Ciba Contact Lens Co.; for Paragon Contact Lens Co.; for Konan Medical Equipment Co.; and for Tomey Medical Equipment Co.
Dr. Doug Becherer is on the Illinois State Board of Optometry which monitors the licensed optometrists in the state and protects the citizens of Illinois. He is Past-chairman of the American Optometric Association Contact Lens and Cornea Section. He is also Past President and Optometrist of the Year of the Heart of America Contact Lens and Cornea Society. Dr. Becherer is Past President of the Southwestern Illinois Optometric Society. He is an Adjunct Clinical Professor at the University of Missouri-St. Louis, College of Optometry; Southern College of Optometry, Memphis, TN and Illinois College of Optometry, Chicago, IL.
He is an Adjunct Clinical Instructor at Washington University, School of
Medicine, Department of Ophthalmology. He has personally trained over 70
externs in his practice.
Dr. Becherer has been the Educational Chairman of Contact Lens Educational
Symposium, the American Optometric Association Contact Lens & Cornea Section and also the Heart of America Contact Lens Society. He has given over 130 lectures at every major optometric meeting and lectured to thousands of doctors and optometry students.
Dr. Becherer's office was one of 10 sites selected to participate in the 48 month SMART STUDY. The study confirmed the safety and effectiveness of eliminating and controlling myopia in young patients using a special vision restoring contact lens during sleep and comparing them to the same age group wearing top quality soft contact lenses. Presently, Dr. Becherer is developing a unique soft contact lens to control myopia.
Dr. Hager has just recently joined the practice. She did an externship here during her clinical rotations years ago.
She graduated cum laude from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville with a Bachelor's Degree in Biological Sciences and a recipient of the Dean's Scholars Honors Academic Scholarship. Dr. Hager earned her Doctorate of Optometry degree from Southern College of Optometry in Memphis, TN in 2006. She graduated cum laude and maintained Dean's List status her entire optometric academic career. She served as secretary of the Beta Sigma Kappa Honors Fraternity and was a member of Student Volunteers in Optometric Services to Humanity.
Dr. Hager currently belongs to the American Optometric Association and the Illinois Optometric Association. Due to her past work experiences, she has a strong backround in the medical management of ocular diseases as well as providing routine glasses and contact lens care. She enjoys working with children as well as the geriatric population.
She currently resides in New Athens with her husband, Bryan, and their two children Nora and Ben. They enjoy an active lifestyle and all things outdoors.
Meet Adam Becherer our ABO certified optician. He recieved his B.S. from SIUE in 2009 and has worked in the optical field for more than 8 yeas recieving his ABO certification in 2014.
I work in conjunction with our very knowledgeable frame stylist to provide you with the most comprehensive support available. I am always happy to answer any questions you may have about the most advanced lenses including progressive, high index, high definition, and also lenses for the specific needs such as lenses designed for computer use or sporting activites. With so many chocies, it is my pleasure to help you select the best lenses to meet your visual needs. When it is time for your glasses to be dispensed, I will make sure they are adjusted for the optimal fit and comfort.
Our business hours are
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Tuesday: 11 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Wednesday: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Thursday: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Friday: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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In February the FCA issued a statement in MarketWatch reminding firms of their duties under the COBS rules and ESMA guidance on best execution. The FCA is currently undertaking a thematic review of best execution in different markets with findings due to be published later this year.
It has also recently concluded an analysis of firms offering transition management services. The regulator's thematic work has uncovered a concern that firms' assessment of best execution does not include some aspects of the guidance and the COBS rules. The statement is intended to update the industry on some areas where firms may have misunderstood the requirements.
The FCA's observations are summarized as follows:
Firms are reminded to ensure they are aware of their duties and have adequate systems and controls in place, in particular relevant policies and monitoring arrangements.
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