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London via Birmingham duo Ekkah, made an impression online with their debut single 'Figure It Out', a slinky R&B pop track. The duo's name comes from the fact that the old friends both have similar names: Rebekah Pennington and Rebecca Wilson. The duo's new single 'Last Chance To Dance' is even more slinkier and smooth,… Read more »
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Riley Blake Chevron ~ A Westwood Acres Sponsored Giveaway
Happy Tuesday everyone! I'm excited to start out this week with an awesome giveaway sponsored by Amanda and Weston of Westwood Acres. Check out these beauties…
Ok, wipe the drool off your keyboard now. One lucky winner will win the entire fat quarter set. You can enter this giveaway a couple times.
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I will pick a winner Friday morning, May 11th. Good luck everyone!
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The winner is #400, Paige of Paper Starfish! I accidentally closed the Random.org window before getting my screenshot, but that's how the number was picked.
Paige said "I really need to buy some of these! I guess I'll try to win some first!" Well it's your lucky day Paige! I will email you for your address. Thanks for commenting everyone!
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Riley Blake's Chevron has arrived! I missed the boat on the chevron in Moda's Half Moon Modern collection. I couldn't decided if I wanted it or not, and the next thing I knew the colors I wanted were sold out everywhere. So when I saw this new fabric by Riley Blake, I didn't hesitate. I am seeing this pop up in a lot of stores online, including Westwood Acres, Fresh Squeezed Fabrics and Bloomerie Fabrics.
It is a beautiful day here and I just finished my daughter's Easter dress last night, so we are heading out to take a picture of it. I can't wait to share!
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Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head…
You know the song, right? Well I couldn't stop singing it while making this quilt. All those adorable little umbrellas are an unstoppable force!
I just love the Rainy Days and Mondays fabric by Riley Blake. I paired 5 fat quarters with some green Katie Jump Rope flowers and gray Wishing Flowers from My Mind's Eye (one of my new go-to prints now). Even though these aren't colors I usually work with, I really like the look of this quite.
The back is a simple design, with coordinating solids. The binding is a green dot – stripes and dots just made the best bindings!
This one measures 32″ x 43″. I quilted it free motion and it's nice and crinkly, my favorite! It can be found in the shop.
I'm off for vacation in the morning! Boy am I going to miss my sewing machine and my computer but am in need of a serious break from the daily routine. See you when I get back!
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Twin Surfer
I finished my first twin quilt! This quilt was made for my husband's cousin's son (got that? LOL) who is moving to his "big boy" bed from his crib. I had a great time making it, and I feel like I've really accomplished something as it's the biggest quilt I've made so far.
I was thinking of everything I used for this quilt…12 yards of fabric, 130-7.5″ squares, 500+ meters of thread, 1 package of batting, 350 basting safety pins, 3 hours of sewing binding….I feel like I should finish by singing "And a partridge in a pear tree!"
This one is quilted free motion and it took about 4 hours which was less time than I expected. I knew that binding would take a while though and it did! Totally worth it though. Does anyone else start getting REALLY excited when you see that you are almost done hand sewing that binding and nearing completion?
The back is a Kona Solid and stripe of the fabrics used on the front.
I just love these "windy quilt" photos. And one thing we have a lot of in Chicago is wind.
I also made a pillowcase using this tutorial and a throw pillow from the scraps. I think this will make an adorable little boy room that he can grow into for years to come!
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Well I am very up front and straight forward. My type of fun may not be your fun. I love to travel meet new people. I am big on networking with others. I love to shop and love pixar movies. I have been to Disney and love carnivals. I am a sucker for kids and hope to have my own someday. Not on here like that to hook up for one night. If that is what you are about keep it moving. If you are looking for more pics forget it. I put enough for you to see what I look like. Anything else will cost you. I just want you fellas to know I am a lady and will not be treated of nothing less. You wanna take me out fine. But I do enjoy good conversation. Anything else just ask me. Be blessed.
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Tuesday was a disaster if you were a Florida Panthers fan scoreboard watching on the first night of the 'second half' of the season. Score after score that rolled in seemed to go against what the Panthers needed to maintain their position in the top 8 in the Eastern Conference. None worse than the news that the Washington Capitals earned a point in a 4-3 OT loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning, giving the Caps a point and sole possession of first place in the Southeast Division. It also pushed the Panthers into ninth place, their first day out of the top 8 since October 22.
Luckily for them, the Panthers had a chance to make the stay below eighth short-lived as a regulation win Wednesday over the Caps would vault them back over the Capitals, into first. And that's just what they did behind a strong games from forward Mikael Samuelsson and goalie Scott Clemmensen in beating Washington 4-2.
As most fans would've hoped, the Panthers came out with strong effort, enough to put Capitals netminder Michael Neuvirth under siege for most of the period. Despite getting 15 shots through on Neuvirth, the Cats couldn't get one to light the lamp and the first period ended with no score. The scoreless tie wouldn't last long into the second period as Samuelsson skated just inside the center red line and fired a shot (from about 80 feet) that caught Neuvirth at a bad angle and ricocheted off the right post and into the net for a 1-0 Panthers lead. Although it was the softest of soft goals, it seemed like a just reward for the hard work the Panthers had put out the previous 20 minutes of play. But the Caps weren't going to let go of first place so easily. At 11:53 of the second, Brooks Laich won a puck battle in the Panthers left corner, skated in on Clemmensen and beat him over his left shoulder to even the game up.
The game went into the third knotted at one giving Panthers fans the nightmarish possibility of an overtime game. A three-goal third period by the Cats would squash those fears. Samuelsson would give them a lead they would not relinquish with a power play tally at 4:57 of the third after some great passing between Stephen Weiss, Tomas Fleischmann and Brian Campbell, who made the last pass to Samuelsson in the deep slot. Weiss would add the all-important third goal just under the half way mark of the period. The goal, which was deflected into the net off of Weiss' shoulder, was originally waved off by the officials when they thought it had bounced off of his forearm. A lengthy review from the war room in Toronto FINALLY came back in the Cats favor after they overturned the original call and made it 3-1 Panthers.
But, as has been the case this season, the Cats always find a way to make it interesting for the home crowd. An ill-advised Jason Garrison pass in his own zone was intercepted by John Carlson, who rocketed home a wrister past Clemmensen to cut the lead to 3-2 with 2:21 left to play. But Shawn Matthias' unassisted empty netter put the baby to bed with :53 ticks left in the game.
While it was a disappointing crowd in terms of size (announced crowd was a shade over 15K), they certainly got to head out to their cars with a renewed sense of optimism as the Panthers answered a huge challenge by controlling much of the game in a must-win scenario. And while the Capitals were missing some big guns in their lineup, the Panthers leading scorer, Kris Versteeg missed the game as he continues to fight off the flu, along with injured defensemen Dmitry Kulikov and Ed Jovanovski. January was rough on the team and the psyche of its fanbase as a sizeable lead evaporated over the course of 31 days amidst a brutal schedule. But Wednesday's result, coupled with similar results over the next three games (all against division opponents) could easily make January seem like a distant memory.
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The KPMG China CSR Report illustrates the interconnectedness of social and environmental issues and the business world, and explores how companies can lead change by integrating these issues into their strategies and operations.
Chinese new energy companies are "going out" to expand their presence in the global market. By investing overseas, these companies are expected to develop new energy portfolios in new markets, avoid trade barriers and transfer overcapacity.
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Universum, a global talent consultant, develops its global index of the top 50 most attractive employers by asking students pursuing business and engineering degrees to identify 'ideal' employers - KPMG ranked second on the index of most attractive employers for business students for 2010, moving up six places from its eighth place ranking in the 2009 index.
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My Month with the Interns from the DPRK (North Korea)
I was fortunate enough to meet the group of five North Koreans who came to Singapore as part of Choson Exchange's cultural exchange programme.
They were here for a month and in that time we tried to instil in them a culture of independence and self-sufficiency, while showing them the sights and sounds of Singapore.
On the first day, after they arrived, my colleague and I went to meet them and show them around the area. The first thing we noticed was that each of the two men were sporting lapel pins bearing the face of the supreme leader of the DPRK - Kim Jong-un. Aside from that distinctive piece of jewellery the ladies were dressed quite fashionably and the men looked ready for a round of Sunday golf.
The question we had asked ourselves was how would we introduce them to Singapore (and by extension Western) culture? In the end we decided to start with a tour of (what else?) a mall Vivocity, followed by lunch at Marché. The women were astounded by the selection of shoes, bags, perfume, make-up, and clothes, while the men couldn't stop drinking the beer! We had to keep reminding them that they were here for a month and they didn't have to drink everything down on the very first day!
After a hearty meal we all stood looking out across the bridge at Sentosa and one of the gentleman remarked that the view reminded him a lot of Pyongyang and he immediately extended an invitation to come visit him.
Over the course of the next month we inducted them to life at our company. We gave each of them one project to work on, including things like video production, social media marketing, social enterprise, and we also asked them to prepare a presentation on the DPRK for the employees. In addition to the daily grind, we gave them presentations of a number of projects we were working on, took them on trips to visit a variety of companies, and of course we took them to sights like Universal Studios and Jurong Island!
They were all extremely enthusiastic about working at a social media startup and put in a lot of effort in trying to meet our expectations. Despite not being well-versed in the likes of Facebook, they all managed to create accounts and start testing out some of its features, including uploading photos and sharing links.
It wasn't an easy month for them or for us. At times it felt like I was shepherding around a group of children in a toy store, all eager to run off in different directions. They also had a penchant for asking questions which would not normally be socially acceptable. For example, they were particularly interested in learning about my colleagues and my salaries and made repeated attempts until I rebuffed them completely.
However I can only imagine how trying it was for the five of them to be surrounded by luxuries they had never really had the chance to see. A couple of them had ventured outside the DPRK before (on studies or tours), but by and large this was a culture shock.
I am extremely grateful to Desmond and the Choson Exchange for choosing our company for this exciting opportunity.
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San Jose mayor announces 'green' award recipients
Summary: At a press conference in San Jose, Calif., Mayor Chuck Reed announces the winners of the inaugural Green Vision Innovation awards. The awards are designed to motivate companies to set up clean-tech businesses in the city of San Jose, bringing new green jobs with them.
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Foxboro, MA (Sports Network) - Tom Brady engineered three touchdown drives in limited action and Julian Edelman returned a punt 94 yards for a score in the final minute of the first half, as the New England Patriots concluded the regular season with a 38-7 rout of the Miami Dolphins at Gillette Stadium.
Brady played into the second quarter before taking a seat after directing two scoring marches, then came back out to start the third quarter and led the Patriots to another touchdown. He completed 10-of-16 passes for 199 yards with a pair of scores to complete a potential MVP campaign with 36 touchdown passes and just four interceptions.
BenJarvus Green-Ellis added a touchdown run for the Patriots (14-2), who had previously clinched the AFC East title and the top seed in the playoffs. They will head into the postseason with an eight-game winning streak, having last tasted defeat on November 7 at Cleveland.
New England will have a bye next week before opening the playoffs in Foxboro on the weekend of January 15-16. The Patriots have not lost at home in the regular season since 2008, although they were beaten by Baltimore in the playoffs at Gillette Stadium last January. They won at least 14 games for the fourth time since 2003 and will enter the playoffs as the top seed for the third time in franchise history.
"It's good to end the season on this note, but right now we're just like everybody else; everybody is 0-0 at this point in the playoffs, so it's time for us to get focused on the next target," Patriots head coach Bill Belichick said.
The Dolphins (7-9) ended the season with a three-game losing streak to finish with a losing record for the fourth time in five years. It was just Miami's second road loss of the season to go along with a disastrous 1-7 home mark that could put head coach Tony Sparano's job in jeopardy. Sparano led the Dolphins to an 11-5 record and an AFC East crown in his first season of 2008, but the team was just 7-9 with a three-game slide to close last season as well.
"We don't want to be in [this] position again and we shouldn't forget what just happened to us out there," Sparano said. "[It's] not a good place to be. We did it to ourselves coming into this game, having nothing to play for, other than the pride thing and all those good things...It's not what we aspire to be. We have a lot loftier goals than that."
Chad Henne struggled again under center for Miami, throwing for just 71 yards on 6-of-16 passing. He was spelled at times in the first half by Tyler Thigpen, who finished the contest 10-of-21 passing for 169 yards and a late touchdown.
The Dolphins managed just 250 total yards in defeat and yielded a whopping 502 on defense. Miami dropped both games to the Patriots this season by a combined score of 79-21.
It didn't take long for the Patriots to move in front. Devin McCourty picked off Henne on the first offensive series of the game and Brady needed just six plays to find the end zone, hitting Rob Gronkowski with a 13-yard scoring pass to cap the 47-yard march.
Miami had an opportunity to take advantage of New England's first turnover since the Week 9 loss against Cleveland when Danny Woodhead fumbled on the Patriots' next series. The Dolphins recovered at the New England 34, but Dan Carpenter missed a 40-yard field goal attempt.
The Patriots followed with a four-play, 70-yard drive for a 14-0 lead. Brady and Edelman hooked up on consecutive passes for 62 yards before Green-Ellis powered into the end zone from the one-yard line.
After a series of punts, Ricky Williams coughed up the ball at the New England 41 with 4 1/2 minutes remaining in the half and the Patriots converted the turnover into a 28-yard Shayne Graham field goal for a 17-0 advantage.
Edelman then sent New England to the break with a 24-point cushion after he fielded a punt at his own six-yard line, eluded one tackler and wove his way through the rest of Miami's coverage team for a touchdown. The 94-yard return was the longest in Patriots history, eclipsing the previous mark of 89 yards set by Mike Haynes in 1976.
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Besides the terrible slowdowns, disconnections, etc., Bresnan is not one of the 79 isp's affiliated with NBCOlympics.com What does that mean? Well, you are unable to view any live streams and full replays. You are stuck with only the couple of minute highlights, watching a commercial before every 2 minute flick. So, if you don't use dvr, your only options are torrents (not many events out there & dubiously legal), or places like ninjavideo (that took their olympic stuff down). Legally, there is no good option! =(I guess that besides the cost, it would just be yet another example to show how poor their service truly is in comparison to other providers.While on this topic, why don't they affiliate with ESPN360.com? Same reasons.
Bresnan *was* on that list for the online Olympics coverage for the ISPs that registered for it but they aren't anymore...Must have pulled out or something.
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In this case, it does. The online streaming part of the Olympics (at least the part we are discussing) is something the ISP has to 'opt in' for and pay for. Bresnan had registered for this feature then removed it so Bresnan customers no longer have access to the online Olympic coverage. ESPN360.com is another site that uses a similar access type where the ISP has to opt in to it for their customers to use it.BTW the entrance to the site in question for the Olympics coverage is here: »www.nbcolympics.com/entitlement/···der.htmlAs you can see Bresnan is no longer on the list of providers when they used to be a few days ago.


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Amanda Childers, director of the after-school program, said, "We believe there is a need here in the community. We found out that there are around 70 children who need after-school care so we are excited to get started next week."
The program will run Monday through Friday from 3 to 6 p.m. at 118 E. George St., Adairsville. The cost per child is $10 a week.
"We have a gym where students can play, a chapel where they can do homework, and we will have tutoring available as well," Childers said. "The kids will have access to arts and craft projects, computers, a Wii, an Xbox and a snack.
"Over the last few years, I have developed a passion to see kids find what they truly enjoy and who they are. We don't want just an after-school program but we are passionate about providing them with what they need."
Currently, the program does not have participants signed up, but Childers believes once school begins the program will increase. Due to an agreement with the Bartow County School System, the school buses will deliver up to 15 children to the community center daily.
Each after-school program volunteer has undergone a background check and completed a safety program through the Foursquare Church.
"We have 10 volunteers and our policy dictates we can have seven to 10 children per volunteer so we are able to handle up to about 70 children," Childers said.
For the past seven years, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Bartow County has provided after-school programs to the children of Adairsville at 127 King St. They service 80 to 100 kids between the ages of six and 18 during the school year.
Membership to the Boys & Girls Clubs is $25 per year, per child and the organization offers scholarships for those who show financial need.
Gordon Gilley, chief professional officer at Boys & Girls Clubs of Bartow County, said, "The Boys & Girls Clubs not only meets needs and children's interests but it is crucial for a time when children are most vulnerable. Most all of our kids are at risk and the Boys & Girls Clubs provides options other than negative behavior."
During the school year, the operational times are immediately following school until 7 p.m.
Gilley said, "Ninety-four to 97 percent of Boys & Girls Club members graduate compared to the statewide average of 70 percent. We strive to be a well-rounded program offering things like arts and crafts and classes on life skills, like money matters. For most of our kids, the club is the only viable service option they have.
"We are tremendously grateful to Georgia Power for the temporary facility they have provided. However, our future plans include either building or renovating a facility so we can have a permanent home. We would like to grow our capacity so that we can help more kids more often."


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Bring back the magic
This is a post which I have written for Open Rights Group (ORG), talking about Osprey's philosophy on DRM and the publishing industry's increasingly trenchant view on copyright protection. You will find it here too but I'm posting below to avoid extra clicks for those who come here first …
I am CEO of Osprey Group, a UK-based international publishing company focused on producing the best content for enthusiasts across a broad range of specialist areas including military history, heritage and nostalgia, transport history, crafts, antiques, science fiction and fantasy. Osprey Group publishes under four brands: Osprey Publishing, Shire, Old House and Angry Robot. A fifth brand, Strange Chemistry (YA genre fiction), will launch in September 2012 and a crime fiction brand, Exhibit A, will follow in Spring 2013. What defines us is not what we create but for whom we create. Osprey Group publishes books and content based on subject enthusiasms and passions, whether authoritative technical data on the military technology of World War II, a history of the Great Western Railway or an edgy genre novel set in near-future South Africa.
DRM-free on our websites
We have recently announced the launch of an Osprey DRM-free series of ebooks, but in fact all of Osprey's military history books are sold DRM-free on our website already, in both PDF and ePub format. In our science fiction brand, Angry Robot, we sell ebooks DRM-free on our websites, and always have.
Why? The basics
We agree with two of the fundamental, well-worn arguments against DRM:
· DRM does not work
DRM is pointless. It doesn't stop those who are determined to avoid paying for content, and acts as a barrier for those who will happily pay, preventing them using their content on all devices. It protects large corporations from innocent consumers and actively encourages those who would steal to do so in order to spite those same large corporations.
· Obscurity vs piracy
We are a small, independent publisher and we know that obscurity is a far greater enemy than piracy for us and our authors. Osprey's military history books have been pirated as scans of print copies for many years and we have evidence that the transmission of pirate copies has led to purchases. This has not changed since the advent of ebooks. Having read the now infamous Letter to Emily White at NPR All Songs Considered, I noted the following comment: I might not have spent my money on a freaky krautrock album that had the potential to thrill or repel me when safer buying choices were available … if I were to cease all illegal downloading, this would necessarily restrict my listening habits.
Why? Niches and brands
But the bigger reason for our no-DRM philosophy is that our core business model is based upon repeat sales to loyal customers. When you publish for an enthusiast, niche market, the relationship between author, publisher and reader becomes symbiotic. The publisher creates and evolves the brand as a platform, providing an attractive home for the author, who in turn promotes the brand and his or her fellow authors as part of the 'gang'. The reader knows what to expect from the brand and from the authors, and also wants to be part of the gang. Not surprisingly, in a relationship like this, copyright becomes self-policing – we have evidence of readers scolding those who point others to a source of pirated content. Additionally, the lack of DRM shows customers that we trust them, and this in itself increases their loyalty to the brand and reduces the likelihood of piracy.
The world does not owe the publishing industry a living
I worry that the publishing industry is protesting too much. All the resistance to any kind of copyright reform, and insistence on DRM, makes publishers appear like whining children. The world does not owe the publishing industry a living and we need to prove that we add value. But the world does need to support creation, and that means somebody has to fund it. The only sensible way to do this is for those who consume creations to value them and pay for them. The Osprey Group approach is to ensure that readers do just that, because what we do matters to them. I refer you again to the Letter to Emily White post (it really is good), where another comment states: I remember the first time I walked into a record store and bought a CD without my parents paying for it … I played the shit out of that CD. There was something magical about music ownership … I want the magic back. We, as publishers, have an opportunity, even a duty, to bring back the magic.
Get out more
If I had a pound for every conversation I have had in the last few weeks in which the words, 'get out of the office and go and meet some people', featured … well, you know the rest.
I know that my own creative energy wanes if I stay in the office for more than a few days at a time, and I have at various times had members of my team tell me that having time out of the office meeting a range of people has transformed their thinking on particular topics, changed their perspective on what they previously thought was an insurmountable list of tasks and inspired them to higher levels of energy.
New perspective = new solutions
Getting out takes you away from the minutiae and reminds you of the real objective of your work. This can lead to a different perspective on some knotty aspect of a project as you realise that what you thought was important really wasn't. There's a great 1965 book called A Technique for Producing Ideas which describes how time away from the active thinking phase is important in the creative process and this is the same principle. Once you see an issue from a different perspective you are able to see different ways of tackling it.
New connections = mutual support
Sharing … and I mean REALLY sharing … what you feel about challenges on a one-to-one basis with a range of people can be very helpful. You may get some new ways of looking at your issues, hear something which makes you feel better and help someone else tackle his or her own challenges. And what's more you'll be building yourself a support network for the future.
Communication = information = opportunity
Communication is about information sharing. By definition this means that the more of it you do the more you will discover opportunities. In an excellent piece called Organisation is a Process, Dr Esko Kilpi writes, 'Information is the energy of organizing. When information is transparent to everybody, people can organize effectively around changes and differences, around customers, new technologies and competitors. What we have still not understood is that people need to have access to information that no one could predict they would want to know. Even they themselves did not know they needed it – before they needed it. … When information is transparent, different people see different things and new interdependencies are created, thus changing the organization. The context matters more than ever. The easier the access that people have to one another and to (different) information is, the more possibilities there are.'
Inspiration = action
Whether it be people watching, product watching in a retail environment, or just looking at a different landscape, 'newness' inspires. Conversations inspire. Information inspires. Inspiration is mental stimulation to action.
What else do you get from time away from your regular place of work?
Are the kids all right?
Last week's Bookseller article The Kids are Alright reported that publishing students now want to go into marketing, where previously the career of choice was to become an editor.
However, the article goes on to say, 'Marketeers across the industry are feeling frustrated, under-resourced and slightly out of control. The problem is that over the past five years the job of marketing a book has changed beyond all recognition.'
The solutions proposed (not least this one: 'At the very least, marketing, design and publicity should be brought under the control of a central communications team.') got me thinking about the division of labour and the spectrum of skills specialisation in publishing.
At the one extreme we now have self-published authors who are one-person publishers: they know intimately who will be their likely customers and are hugely incentivised to market the hell out of their books. At the other extreme are the large publishing houses with every function operating in a separate team and books passing along a kind of production line.
How do we balance the need for specific skills such as copywriting and design, with the need for deep, committed understanding of the potential readers of an author, book or series, which is likely to come best from the editor? Can (or should) some of the roles be combined? What will be the nature of future publishing roles and structures?
Here at Osprey Group we approach this differently for each of our communities of readers, with Angry Robot having the most integrated approach – the team is very small and EVERYONE is a marketeer regardless of job title. In Osprey Publishing and Shire we have recently restructured to bring marketing and sales together with editors so that small teams are aimed squarely at their readers, working together rather than as separate functional teams, but within the teams tasks are still relatively specialised.
I'm keen to hear your thoughts – who does what in the optimum publishing team?
Change and fatigue
There's a certain amount of fatigue at Osprey at the moment. We've had a brilliant start to the year, with an Amazon and Nielsen bestseller, Bradshaw's Handbook, and everything is going well, but people are feeling the effects of a lot of change which has taken place over the last few months.
With this in mind, I was reflecting this weekend on an article I read about a lesson from parenting for dealing with change in companies. I read it a few weeks ago but it really stuck with me, and I revisited it today. The article argues that what is often seen as resistance to change is simply emotional fatigue – that people rationally understand what is needed but emotionally find sustaining a new routine difficult: 'by the time you are in the middle of the effort, the initial enthusiasm is no longer there'. This made me think about the situational leadership model, which argues that there is an appropriate level of direction and support for every individual and every task. The relevant point here is that when someone embarks on something new, instructions will be necessary but emotional support may not be as the individual will be carried forward on a wave of enthusiasm. After the initial stage of learning, however, fatigue and disillusionment kick in and emotional support from a leader is crucial. What needs to be in place in order to provide this support when it's required?
This article argues that what is necessary is simply for leaders to connect with people as people. This seems SO simple that it shouldn't need to be said, but my conversations with people in the industry tell me that it does need saying, and often. 'Like great parents, great organizational change practitioners don't treat people as change objects, but as change subjects. It makes all the difference between a smart tactic to 'tackle resistance' and an authentic act of listening and support. The first is a tactic, the latter is a connection. Ask yourself: what matters most?'
I'm sure nobody sets out NOT to connect in this way (or am I wrong?) but often the perception is different from the intention - why is that? I'll try to answer in another post but in the meantime I'm interested in your thoughts.
A couple of other pieces on change and fatigue which I found useful …
Change Subjects or Change Objects? Positive, creative, and co-operative workplaces treat people as subjects. How do workplaces treat people as subjects? First, they value what they want and take account of their views and opinions. Second, they value their strengths and capacities and the contributions they make to the workplace. Third, they recognise that people are not only human beings, but also human becomings. In other words, they recognise that people grow and develop, and they make space for that growth.
Is Your Organisation too Tired to Change? Allocate time and support for the transition as well as the change event. Change has two dimensions — the event and the transition (white space). The event is finite and occurs much quicker than the transition. The transition is the process people need to move through to enable the success of the event. Leaders begin the transition before the people most affected. Too often support for the transition ends when the leader nears the end of her/his transition. Unfortunately, this is often when the people most affected are either just beginning or in the middle of their transition.
Creativity (and Culture) with a small c
'Arguably, little c creativity is a bigger deal in business than the big C [Creativity as in genius – entrepreneurial flair which is born not made]. When you dig into the back-story of Apple, you soon start to recognize that it wasn't all about Steve. Steve, actually, was wrong a lot of the time. If it had been entirely up to him, Apple would never have opened the App Store. What made Apple great was the combination of Jobs's genius with the little-c mindsets of the people he worked with and who weren't afraid to express their own ideas.'
The logical conclusion of the article is that innovation comes as much from culture as from naturally creative individuals, on two scores:
The 70% of creativity which is controllable is about attitude. Develop a culture in which creativity is encouraged as a mindset, and in which it is assumed that everyone is capable of coming up with ideas.
It's important that ideas can be expressed, that there is no fear of them being dismissed. Consistently promote a culture in which ideas are heard, developed and implemented.
Futurebook 2010
Finally. I am blogging.
This is where publishing and change management converge.
The video above gives a flavour of where I'm coming from (though it's a bit old now it remains relevant).
I'm in an industry under siege and there is a huge amount of talk about technology, supply chain, marketing, pricing, discovery, metadata … but nobody is talking about why people resist change, how it impacts them, how to DO change.
Here are two articles I've written:
I'll be sharing my journey and that of my business, plus others' wisdom.
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I'm really sort of flummoxed by the new war on contraception, and specifically, birth control pills. Why now? The first b.c. pills came on the market in 1960, the year JFK announced his presidency, the Family Circus comic strip began, and Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini was the #1 hit for a week in that summer. In other words, it was a different time - such an utterly different time as to be only barely imaginable to me, born twenty years later. So why, if these pills have been on the market and accepted for 50+ years, do we have a new cadre of Republicans who want to make them disappear, or at least make them difficult to attain? How out of touch can you be? Younger voters, (gosh, after this birthday, I can hardly count myself in this group anymore) have grown up knowing nothing besides the fact that you can control when you get pregnant (barring infertility of course). Think for a second how revolutionary that is, in terms of the history of humankind. Young voters don't know anything besides the fact that if you're not an idiot, you can take a pill every day and be in control of something so life-altering - why would any of these people vote against contraception? We should all be celebrating this - it's in everyone's best interest, and the best interest of this country, that babies are born as choices people make when they are ready. I don't understand the let's-just-see-what-happens mentality. You have this important power, you have control, why cede that control? I think it's wacky that conservatives are trying to shove b.c. pills under the carpet, like we're all going to go back to a time where if you wanted to have sex, you had to have babies, whether you could provide for them or not. I'm guessing they think making b.c. pills difficult to attain will make people not have sex, because non-procreative sex is bad, but the point is, in the era before b.c. pills, people didn't have less sex, they just had unplanned pregnancies. Now, parenthood is a choice. I find sometimes people of an older generation than mine never quite get their heads around this idea — that this is something within our control now. I actually think the animosity of pro-parent types against people who claim to be 'child-free' (i.e. those who have made a choice to not become parents) is actually a byproduct of this shift from children as natural consequence of being alive, to child-bearing/rearing as lifestyle choice. (Why some child-free people bear animosity towards parents seems more complicated to me, and less understandable). The other thing I wish people would understand about contraception is that the people who use it, are the same people who may within their fertile lifetimes, stop using it. In the black and white world of some conservatives, I think they believe there are two types of women: 1) single sluts who have lots of casual sex for fun and use birth control so they keep having slutty, fun sex without consequences, and 2) good, virtuous wives who hate sex but grit their teeth and have it once every 2.5 years to make a baby with their husbands. Has this dichotomy ever been true? Though the marriage rate has been falling for decades, the majority of heterosexuals in America still get married, and most married people do have children. This means that the same woman that has non-procreative sex using birth control, either outside of or within a marriage, during one part of her life, is the same person who may decide at a different time in her life, to stop using that birth control to get pregnant. Seeing these women as one in the same would break down this false dichotomy of slut/good wife. Also, don't we almost universally agree that people marrying a bit later in life (i.e. not right out of high school, or at age 20, as used to be the norm), is a good thing for people, society, and future children? What do conservatives suppose we do then - stay celibate until six years out of college, when first-time marriage rates spike? For people who hate the notion of abortion, contraception is the great path away from that — I've sometimes wondered what I would do if I became accidentally pregnant. Just how pro-choice am I? Could I go through with an abortion? Luckily for me, I can take birth control pills reliably, responsibly, in conjunction with some other form of birth control and voila, I do not have to worry about having to make such a decision. Don't these conservatives want fewer abortions?
I wish in the aftermath of Rush Limbaugh's idiotic statements, that more people saw that as a 'teachable moment'. If you missed all that flapp, Rush chided this female law student for her testimony on the cost of birth control pills, making the assumption that because she spent $300 on birth control pills, she must be having sex all the time. But birth control pills aren't like condoms - you don't buy one and take it right before sex to prevent a pregnancy. If this dolt in power and with money is thinking this, you can bet other people in this country are similarly misinformed about how birth control pills work. Instead of starting a campaign to pressure companies to stop advertising on Rush's show, a campaign about how birth control pills work might have been a good idea too.
I hate that sex is taught now like heroin usage: it's horrible, do not have anything to do with it, ever. It's goofy to take that approach, because though it's pretty good advice to not even once try heroin, sex isn't something you won't ever do. It becomes a part of adult life for most people.
I also wish men were more involved in standing up for birth control pills. Family planning is a joint decision. I've never been in a relationship where it's not been talked about and agreed on. Unfortunately, in the recent flap about birth control pill access, in my personal life I've heard outrage mainly from other women I know. I wish more men would stick up and add their voices to the conversation to say, you know, my wife is on birth control and deserves to be if she wants to be and is not some slut because of it. Where's the male outrage? Where's the sense of urgency about protecting b.c. access, from all the men who benefit from it too?
I should end this by saying I've been a patient at Planned Parenthood since my early twenties. I go there for my Pap/pelvic exam every year. I went initially because I was buying my own health insurance and it's expensive to go anywhere when you're self-funding your medical insurance, but more importantly, because a physician's assistant there, Dr. Jennifer Biermann, is one of the most exceptional doctors I've run across. So many doctors won't listen to you, have some kid of agenda, and/or try to whisk you out of the room as soon as possible, but that's never been my experience with her. I go to Planned Parenthood because they practice good medicine and I'm impressed by their professionalism. Birth control pills are the only prescription drugs I take, and I like PP because they have more up-to-date about them (general practitioners don't always have that kind of information).
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Buffalo, NY (WKBW)- The search continues for several men who allegedly beat a man and his girlfriend on New Year's Day.
Samuel Schwass of Amherst is still recovering from a fractured jaw, concussion, and several head lacerations. Schwass and his girlfriend Skye McClellan, say they had celebrated the New Year in Downtown Buffalo and had dropped off friends on Lisbon Avenue. The couple claim they walked into the house for a few minutes to say goodnight and when they left they were approached by 3 men.
"They asked where all the girls were," said McClellan. "I told them to leave us alone. That's when they started swearing. One of the them punched my boyfriend in the back of the head. My boyfriend now has two lacerations above his eye where his head hit the windshield. As he fell, the kid started kicking and stomping on his head and jaw."
McCellan was punched twice in the face. Schwass now has his jaw wired shut to help heal the 4 fractures in his jaw. The couple did not know their attackers.
"I thought when the kid hit him, I honestly thought my boyfriend was going to die," added McClellan. "Just the way he was stomping on his skull, it was so unnecessary."
Samuel Schwass's Mother, Anna believes the attack was gang related. The description in the police report also describes the beating as a gang assault.
"My goal is to raise awareness to the community," said Schwass. "I'm not even a city person, but this was way too close to home. It's one of those things that you think will never happen to you, but it did."
Eyewitness News has reached out to Buffalo Police Spokesperson Michael Degeorge, who says the police take every case very seriously, and will continue to investigate this one. Eyewitness news will continue to bring you the latest developments in this case.
The police report describes the suspects as 3 African American males in their Early to Mid 20's. One of the men is described at 5' 9 wearing a red shirt and baseball cap. The second man, is described as 5' 7 with a goatee wearing a white undershirt. There is no description of the 3rd man allegedly involved. All 3 men are thought to be involved in a brutal attack on Lisbon Avenue on New Year's Day..


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Outrage Deferred: On The Lack Of Black Writers In The Comic Book Industry
By Joseph Hughes, Editor-in-Chief
This is the first week of Black History Month, a four week celebration and remembrance of the significant events and people of the African diaspora. For many, myself included, it's a month to reflect on where we've been, as a people and as a nation, and to contemplate exactly where it is we're going. In terms of the comic industry, an obvious interest and passion of mine, there is one glaring and sobering fact that needs our attention: There is currently not a single black writer working on a monthly series for either of the two biggest comic book publishers in the United States, andprecious few working for any of the others.
And yet, this fact has hardly been discussed recently, in the way some other diversity issues are. So what happened, exactly? Why is it that we no longer seem to care about this as much as we once did? Where has our outrage gone?
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