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If you continue to struggle with following through on your goals, try breaking them down into smaller and smaller actions until you run out of excuses for not doing your plan. Start by creating an action step, then ask yourself, �What will it take to make that happen?� Once you figure this out, use your answer to spell out a new intention.
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Here�s an example on how to remember to bring your walking shoes to work. Remember that each time you ask the question, your answer becomes your next intention. What is my intention? Bring gym shoes to work. WWT? Put them in the car when I get home. What is my intention? Put shoes in the car this evening. WWT? Stick a note on my briefcase to remind myself. What is my intention? Write a note to remind myself. WWT? Do it right now.
Setting intentions works for everything from tiny goals such as taking a walk, to plans such as training to participate in a race. Just keep breaking your intentions into small steps that you can accomplish easily. With each new goal, ask yourself, �What will that take?� Then create an action plan for the next part of your goals.
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Today the weather was so nice and warm, even in the evening. I walked an hour outside but just in my neighborhood and surrounding areas since it was dark and I got in a good amount of exercise doing that. I also did elliptical, yoga and a cardio video. This week it is going to be quite nice and warm so I will be back on my walking game here. I'll still be doing my other exercise as well. I just have realised walking is the best medicine for my feeling optimal.
I have been so busy with work and home life its been difficult to get to my relaxing activities but I knew I would be occupied for a few weeks here. I transferred my organizer to online and made that a written journal instead. I will go back to a Moleskine organiser next year. I could pick up one for the rest of this year at a discount but I'm not in the mood really. I'll just keep at in online and be satisfied with that idea. I've been writing like a mad woman lately. I have seemed to gotten a lot of inspiration and idea and I am working on a story right now that occupies my time when I am not tending to work, family or my physical needs (translation=exercise)
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Bone in, thin, fried porch chop sandwich was delicious. Other folks with had burgers and shakes and we're delighted with them. The cherry coke had a chewy ice that was enjoyable. Enjoyed the slip back in time.
Po boy was $7 and was not even on a french roll. I grew up eating here as a kid visiting family, not the same.
We stopped in for ice cream and ended up having lunch here. Good food and good price. My only complaint was that they only had vanilla and chocolate ice cream.
Honestly, this place puts together the most delicious frozen treats you will encounter in Natchez, or possibly the rest of the world. I can only comment on the vanilla malt, chocolate malt, and chocolate sundae (or sundies as they call them). Each was individually the best I've ever had, and my wife agrees. This unassuming little spot has been blending...
Just a little place beside the road but it is great! Best malts & shakes in Natchez. And a full sandwich menu if you are hungry!
A real throwback to the mom and pop burger and ice cream shop, this place has a walk up window and a drive through. The small chocolate milkshake hits the spot after a long morning of walking around the city.
We spent our honeymoon in Natchez 30 years ago. That's the first time I saw the Malt Shop. We have visited Natchez once or twice a year since then and we finally did it. We ate at the Malt Shop. We both had burgers and chocolate malts. They were good. We've concluded that anything wrapped in that thin white paper...
Great service and even better ice cream. The ice cream dishes were all of the old fashioned kind like I had as a kid. It is the perfect stop after a nice dinner in Natchez.
The malt shop is a little hole in the wall in Natchez. It has great food and some of the best ice cream you can get. Love there banana split.
Growing up in Natchez, teenagers didn't patronize the Malt Shop (back then called The Dairy Queen) unless we were just going for a chocolate dipped cone. In the 50;s, 60;s 70;s,,,,,,,,everyone "hung out" at Monmouth Drive Inn (just across street from Monmouth Mansion). This was more of the local "hangout" where you took your date after a movie, etc., or...
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In the last many posts we looked at all kind of different topologies for UAG and AD FS configuration.
Now, since we are armed with knowledge of different configuration options, we can put all of them to use and see how we can apply them to real life situations. Before we do this, we need to revisit some critical technical requirements that exist with UAG and ADFS v2.
While designing your solution, you will have to gather a lot of requirements and understand the customer's situation. Some requirements will force you into certain design topologies, and it is important to answer them at the beginning of the design process. There are at least three main questions that you have to answer when designing your UAG/ADFS access solution. The answers to these questions will direct you into a certain design topology or might require a combination.
The first question relates to password management. If you have a requirement to provide password management capabilities to remote users, -i.e. password change and notification of expiring password, you must use a UAG trunk that uses AD as the primary authentication provider. This type of trunk will authenticate you before providing access to any published applications. Access to claims based applications will be done via a secondary authentication to the back end published AD FS v2 server. This is the first topology that we discussed in the first part of this paper. Figure 1 shows this configuration.
Figure 1: UAG with One Trunk and dedicated AD FS in each Trunk
The second question relates to strong authentication, i.e. Smart Card based authentication. If there is a requirement to provide Strong Authentication, then your remote access solution must have topology #2, with UAG trunk configured for Smart Card authentication against the Active Directory and the AD FS server configured as an authentication provider for the claims based application. Anytime there is a requirement to use Smart Card authentication on the UAG portal, it will consume at least one AD FS Federation Service. Since we cannot use the same trunk to provide authentication via AD UserID/Password and Strong Authentication, the configuration will have at least two UAG trunks. Figure 2 shows this configuration.
Figure 2: UAG with Two Trunks and dedicated AD FS in each Trunk
The third question relates to the federation requirements with other companies. We need to identify if there is a federation requirement with external partners, specifically with IDP partners, where your company provides application resource for their use. If there is none, then our solution encompasses topology #1 and/or #2. If you must support federation as RP STS, then it complicates things. UAG trunks used for FBA or Smart Card authentication will consume their AD FS Federation Services, and it cannot be used by another trunk on the same UAG server.
We must implement yet another AD FS Federation Service on the internal network. If you need to satisfy all three requirements, you will need to have at least three UAG trunks, each with its own dedicated AD FS v2 server. Figure 3 shows this configuration.
Figure 3: UAG with Three Trunks and dedicated AD FS in each Trunk
As you see in Figure 3, this is not a simple solution anymore. While we can use the same UAG server to publish all of these services and all kinds of applications, we must implement three separate AD FS services. However, this is not the end of the complications. There are still some critical design decisions that you must make. What is the ultimate goal of this solution? Yes, the goal is to publish applications to the end users. And what type of applications are we trying to publish via UAG/ADFS configuration? We are trying to publish claims based applications. Let's think for a moment about configuration requirements for claims-based application. The first and foremost requirement is that it must be configured with a trusted Security Token Service. It must be able to accept security tokens from trusted STS for user authentication.
How would we need to configure the claims-based application with multiple AD FS v2 servers and multiple UAG trunks? The first logical way to look at it is by creating trusts between the target application and each STS. As shown in Figure 4, in such configuration each trunk will have its own AD FS server which will be able to issue security tokens to the application. The problem with this approach resides with Home Realm Discovery. If we configure the application to trust multiple STSs, we have to make some type of determination at the application level of where the user must authenticate to get the valid security token. We are taking Home Realm Discovery out of the AD FS realm and trying to do it at the application level. While theoretically it is possible, the reality is that applications are not designed to do Home Realm Discovery. The underlying Windows Identity Foundation service must be extended to provide this functionality, which is not very easy to do and, in most situations, is not the best practice. The goal behind claims based authentication is to simplify authentication and simplify the application developer's life, thus outsourcing authentication related Home Realm Discovery functions to the services designed for this purpose. The bottom line is that setting the application with multiple STSs is not recommended, and it is not the best practice.
Figure 4: Application with multiple RP-STS
The other common way to configure claims-based application is with one STS. Usually it will be designated as the Resource Provider role (RP-STS) and let RP-STS issue all security tokens for this application. RP-STS will be required to route user requests destined for other Identity providers. In our configuration, one of the AD FSv2 servers will be acting in this role. Which one should it be? The STS published via federated UAG trunk, (i.e. with UAG acting as AD FS proxy,) is the right choice for RP-STS. The configuration is shown in Figure 5.
Figure 5: Application with dedicated RP-STS
This is a complex solution, but if you must have at least two UAG trunks with support for claims-based applications, this is the only viable choice to publish them.
In the next post we will take a look at a specific real world example of how UAG and AD FS can be used to publish applications.
Can you provide more detail about the following statement:
"The User Account used to authenticate to the UAG server (the one we need to use KCD for) must be in the same AD Forest as the UAG server. If the user comes from a trusted AD Forest, the KCD will not work."
I'm trying to understand why KCD won't work... take ADFS out of the picture and it works. What's the complicating factor with ADFSv2? Thanks!
Maybe a stupid remark: I've used TMG2010 SP2 to authenticate with LDAPs to an Active Directory with Form Based Authentication on the TMG. The TMG server was not located in the same domain as the ADFS server. TMG passes the credentials to a custom STS (dmz located). That STS creates claims for the user. Because I was using secure LDAP, users could change passwords with FBA on TMG and locking users depending on the AD policies also worked. But one thing was not good: the password expiration notice didn't worked at all. I couldn't go public with this configuration... but it was allmost the perfect solution to authenticate with different AD domains with only one ADFS proxy and one ADFS server.
This is not ADFS issue, this is KCD issue. Kerberos Constrained Delegation does not work over Forest trusts. See requirments for UAG and KCD at technet.microsoft.com/.../ee690467.aspx


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INGREDIENTSNEW Formula August 2012: Estimted PPD: 6.2 Avobenzone 3%, Homosalate 5%, Octisalate 5%, Oxybenzone 3%. Water, Butyloctyl Salicylate, Methyl Trimethicone, Neopentyl Glycol Diheptanoate, Polyester-8, Aleurites Moluccana (Kukui) Seed Oil, Lauryl PEG-9 Polydimethylsiloxyethyl Dimethicone, PEG-100 Stearate, Butylene Glycol, Glyceryl Stearate, Dipentaerythrityl Tri-polyhydroxystearate, Laminaria Ochroleuca Extract, Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Fruit Extract, Morus Nigra (Mulberry) Root Extract, Scutellaria Biacalensis Root Extract, Curcuma Longa (Turmeric) Root Extract, Yeast Extract, Whey Protein, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Caffeine, Ethylhexylglycerin, Acetyl Glucosamine, Potassium Cetyl Phosphate, VP/Eicosene Copolymer, C30-38 Olefin/Isopropyl Malate/MA Copolymer, Ammonium Acryloyldimethyltaurate/VP Copolymer, Dehydroxanthan Gum, Caprylyl Glycol, Stearic Acid, Cetyl Alcohol, Disodium EDTA, Phenoxyethanol, Sodium Dehydroacetate, Mica ORIGINAL Formula: Estimated PPD ~ 9.1 Active ingredients: Zinc Oxide 16.10%, Octinoxate 7.50% Water\Aqua\Eau, Cyclopentasiloxane, Butylene Glycol, PEG-7 Dimethicone, Cyclohexasiloxane, Dimethicone, Phenyl Trimethicone, Vinyl Dimethicone/Methicone Silsesquioxane Crosspolymer, Methyl Gluceth-10, Glycerin, Dimethicone/Vinyl Dimethicone Crosspolymer, Caffeine, Tocopherol, Sucrose, Stearyl Glycyrrhetinate, Cellulose Acetate, Methicone, PEG/PPG-19/19 Dimethicone, Magnesium Sulfate, Silica Dimethyl Silylate, Silica, Sorbic Acid, Phenoxyethanol, Chlorphenesin
on 4/12/2010 10:55:00 AM
Age: Unknown
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I've been using Prep & Prime spf 50 for a couple of years now. It's my favorite primer. I do agree that the plastic tube is too hard to be able to squeeze all of the product out toward the end. And it's rather pricey, but I only use a tiny amount so a tube lasts a fairly long time (I don't use foundation every day anyway). It makes my foundation go on smoothly and flawlessly, and I use much less foundation over this primer than I would without it. It *is* slightly irritating to my sensitive'ish skin. It doesn't cause break outs, but it does irritate a bit, and I certainly try not to get any near my eyes (I use a separate primer for eyelids - Lancome's, which I think is terrific stuff). I keep repurchasing MAC's Prep & Prime because I haven't found one yet that I like better.
on 4/9/2010 9:01:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
My skin is normal-combo and I was looking for a primer that would keep my t zone oilies at bay in the hot weather. Long story short - this stuff is amazing! Best primer I've tried.
The price is seriously heartbreaking. �20 for 30ml...ridiculous. The packaging is nothing special, a small plastic tube. I have a feeling once I reach the end of this product, it'll be a bit hard to squeeze out. I'll have to cut it open or something.
The texture is like a white cream lotion but not too thick. I use 2 pea sizes for my face, but could surely use less than that. The SPF 50 is an amazing added bonus, but obviously, unless I use half the tube, I'm not going to get SPF 50 which is a shame. If this product was cheaper I would have no problem using more on my face but...it's not.
It doesn't leave a velvety silicone feeling on my skin like most primers, but it does leave it feeling pretty soft and smooth. The best part is - it keeps my oilies at bay all day! I've used it in scorching hot/humid weather and my face didn't get greasy at all. My makeup lasts all day with this on too...I've used it with TM's, liquid foundations, powder foundations...keeps all of them on.
No breakouts or irritation - and I have really sensitive breakout prone skin, so this must be a good thing.
Overall I really like this product, and I would repurchase, despite the expense.
on 4/6/2010 7:31:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I prefer the MAC Prep + Prime with SPF 50 a lot more than the original formula. This was given to me because it had broken my mother out, and surprisingly, it hasn't done anything to me, even though I have sensitive acne-prone skin. This definitely smooths and mattifies my face for a nice foundation application. I do get slightly shiny around my T-Zone, but that is after twelve hours. When I wipe off my makeup, a lot of it is still on the wipe, proving that the makeup adheres better to my skin. I have been using this every day for about six months now, and I still have a decent amount of product left. However, it does get annoying because now the product randomly spurts out into the cap. I would not say this is HG material, but it is the best that I have used so far. The SPF is a nice bonus. =)
on 4/1/2010 9:26:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Olive, Cool
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Well, I know I've only used this for 2 days but already my skin feels itchy and I can feel the beginning of a big under-the-skin painful breakout. I'm really really sad because I sooo wanted to love this product. I have oily/sensitive skin and break out on my cheeks (this started a few months ago out of nowhere) and my forehead (little tiny pimples that come and go for the last 10 years) and I was just beginning to clear up again, so this is very saddening for me.
But even if I weren't having a bad reaction, it just doesn't do anything for my makeup and honestly I think I look worse by mid-day than without it - just looks both melted off and cakey... if that makes sense? GRR! Why couldn't this have been awesome for me?!?!
As for smell, it wasn't unpleasant. Felt thick going on but soaked in quickly and my skin felt baby soft at that point.
I'm just not sure any primers are good for my skin... boo!... so disappointing. Someday I'll find something that works for me with SPF... any recommendations let me know :o)
on 3/31/2010 2:10:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Green
I bought this product a few months ago and there were a few sides to the product. First, it made my makeup last all day like nothing else. However, my skin was still oily, my foundation oranger and darker and my pores still large. I will attribute these to the fact that I was using liquid foundation on my oily skin. My routine now consistes of clinique pore minimizer, and a mix of rice powder with physcians formula powder. I am considering trying this product again, now that my oil and pores are under better control.
In summary, this wasn't an all-in-one product for me, but may be a very key component in a morning process.
on 3/29/2010 1:13:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
After reading some of the reviews for this product, I had to write my own. I read alot of people with oily skin having problems with this product, but I have to wonder how excessively oily are these people's faces? I have oily skin and begin to see the oils in my face rise maybe between 45 minutes to an hour after applying makeup without a primer, so these peoples faces must create tons of oil if this product isn't working for them. My main concern, and the reason I rated this product a two, is that this product is extremely drying on my oily/sensitive skin. After only one application I am left the next day with stinging, dry skin and patches. It even creates flakey skin on my nose. For those of you who have oily skin, as I do, drying of the skin causes more oil to be produced by the face and causes breakouts. Not good. But I have to give this product due credit though, it keeps my make up in place all day. I apply this product on around 6 a.m. and my make up still looks fresh up until I wash it off, which is some time between 10 or 11 p.m., and I have very minimal oil produced by my skin. But since it is drying, I found that if I mix both the spf 50 primer and the regular prep and prime from mac, my make up is able to withstand time and none of the dryness. I'm not exactly why it works, but since I had a sample of each, and after trying out the spf 50 primer on it's own, I mixed both and it created one of the best defenses against oily, faded make-up.
To sum up my review: On it's own, spf 50 primer keeps your makeup looking fresh and long lasting, but dries the heck out of your face. Used in a combination with mac's prep and prime also keeps your face looking fresh and long lasting, but does not dry out the skin.
on 3/28/2010 6:16:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Oily, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
I didnt really notice how much of an effect this had on underneath my makeup until i didnt wear it...not wearing it, my foundation looked patchy and didnt seem polished like it does with this underneath...it makes my satin creamy foundations last long look polished, and help with the longevity of my foundation...i thought i could get away with not wearing it when i used my EL doublewear and without it my makeup looked patchy and didnt do the appreance of my large pores any good, when i wore it underneath my EL double wear the foundation looked smooth and flawless and lasted, it also stopped any oilyness coming out, when i didnt wear this i got shine quite quickly...overall very good and you dont realise how good it is until you dont wear it..
on 3/25/2010 10:50:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Very Oily, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I like the idea of SPF 50 in my primer so I can skip a step/product so I'll give it the two lippies for that. Plus, it makes my skin look pretty good for a while with no white cast. However, this stuff makes me break out in the big, angry pimples within two days of using it. It feels like a heavy, greasy mask that gets even worse as the day goes on if you have oil like I do, so this product is a no go for me.
on 3/23/2010 9:38:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Very Dry, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Straight, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
This product is not worth all the hype. I still love my smash box photo finish. Mac prep & prime does not really do anything for me. It does not make my foundation stay on any longer.Would not buy again.
on 3/15/2010 1:45:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I have extremely oily skin. Within 1-2 hours of applying make-up, I have to break out the blotting sheets or the blot powder. I am always on the search for the next best primer - anything that will prevent oil from shining through. Since I am constantly trying new products, I tend to forget about the gems I already have in my stash. MAC's P&P SPF 50 is one of them! I wore it this past weekend for the first time in ages and omg I cannot believe how great my face looks. I put on my primer and my foundation at 7am and checked my reflection at 12:45p and I had practically no oil. My nose was a *tad* but shiny but it wasn't even worth blotting! I can't believe I forgot how amazing this product is. My face looked fresh & smooth & flawless. My foundation looked amazing all day and that is saying a LOT considering how oily my skin gets - I normally blot 4-5 times a day. The SPF 50 is an added bonus. I can't wait to rock this as the weather gets warmer. As some people have noted however, there is some ingredient in this formula which can irritate & cause break outs. I haven't experienced anything like that but be sure to check out the ingredients to see if you may be allergic to anything before trying it yourself. But if you have extremely oily skin like me and are always on the look-out for a good oil-controlling product, then look no further. If you can, get a sample from MAC & test it out before buying the full-size version. I don't even know why I bothered looking into other primers. This is the best one I've tried!
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The act of confessing has a history as long as the notion of secrets. Their histories wrap both societal and interpersonal dynamics, their forms changing as new revelations appear and values change. In this age of self-publishing on online social networks, the ease in which confessing becomes as easy as rapidly typing and pressing post or send. Parthenia (1995), an adaweb project by Margot Lovejoy, was…
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Aug 19
"The largest bi-national land art installation in history," the Postcommodity collective's Repellent Fence project will float 26 balloons—each ten feet in diameter and emblazoned with "scare eyes"—over the US/Mexico border in early October.
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Aug 19
During the dog days of summer, many Minnesotans find themselves asking the same questions: "How can I spend the last warm evenings before the endless winter begins?" and "Where is the nearest patio to have a beer and relax with friends?" For the first three Thursdays in August, the Walker has an answer: Pop Remix. Located on the Walker's terraces, Pop Remix features an eclectic mix of live music, film…
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Emily Gastineau ponders the evolving currencies of attention in the arts, what it means to produce something for another's gaze and, conversely, the real agency and power of the viewing experience.
A Listener's Guide to Kenneth Anger's Scorpio Rising
Aug 18
The first film to use pop music for advanced artistic effect rather than mere youth appeal, Kenneth Anger's Scorpio Rising (1964) stands as one of the most influential masterpieces of American cinema. Here curator Ed Halter looks at the 13-song soundtrack for Anger's swift and dense Eisensteinian montage of leather-clad bikers, Hollywood stars, Christian icons, Nazi imagery, and a simulated orgy.
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U.S. Federal Reserve chief Ben Bernanke speaks at a news conference in Washington, D.C., on Sept. 13, 2012 following a two-day Federal Open Market Committee meeting. Bernanke said that the country's unemployment situation 'remains a grave concern' while speaking after the Fed cut its growth projections for 2012 and announced fresh monetary easing efforts aimed at pushing down long-term interest rates to encourage investment and hiring.
Markets are up today following the announcement of another round of quantitative easing. The Fed will spend $40 billion a month buying mortgage securities to keep interest rates down and inject liquidity into the U.S. economy.
Consumer prices rose in August by the most in three years. The consumer price index jumped six-tenths of a percent last month a lot of that was due to the rising price of gas. It's still not the kind of inflation that seems to concern most economists.
U.S. retail sales rose in August, for the second straight month. Gas prices had something to do with that -- they go up, people spend more on gas. But people were also buying cars. If you take gas and cars out of it, sales rose only one-tenth percent, which is nothing terribly outstanding.
And U.S. manufacturing had a rough month. Industrial output fell by the most in three months -- Hurricane/tropical storm Isaac had something to do with that. It put kind of a crimp on the oil industry.
Used to be, if you ordered something off the Internet, you didn't have to pay state sales tax. But Amazon is now charging sales tax in a growing number of states. California goes on that list this weekend.
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Great work/life balance and perks like Employee Store & gym on site. Great training programs. Company has gone through a major restructure, going from a cluster of holding companies to one centralized Newell. To say that the past 2 years have been challenging would be an understatement, but the worst seems to be over. We're poised to blossom as One Newell, but only cautiously optimistic as the next few months will be difficult, with people moving to their respective functional regions or leaving the company.
The restructure created a lot of different campuses, geographically dividing functions that are intimately intertwined (Marketing in ATL & Graphics in Michigan, R&D in ATL & ID in Michigan etc...). Immediate future could be very frustrating in terms of how to collaborate, communication, information gathering, role clarifications. Also, if you join as a core function team member, you'll have a pretty well laid out career path if you perform (i.e., Marketing, finance). If you join as a supporting character, the map is not so well defined and there's not much of a ladder to climb (i.e., Quality, materials, lab technicians, fashion, etc...). I have received great reviews, am very well compensated for what I do, but feel a bit stagnant and bored due to lack of advancement opportunities.
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This is a new structure, granted, but you must be feeling the 'you vs us' atmosphere. That wall is pretty thick in all townhall meetings. Break that barrier and have informal conversations with the folks working in the trenches that are working so hard everyday to deliver your objectives and your Growth Game Plan. Also, sometimes, you have to think 'inside of the box' - there are plenty of super talents in the organizations. You do not have to outsource everything.


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Dealers put a lot of effort into events. We've seen the gamut of cool ideas — from dog washes to Strider races to stunt shows and more. So it's frustrating when people don't show up to these carefully choreographed and somewhat costly occasions. Though some dealers may scratch their heads searching... Read more »
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71 percent ownership by institutions. Therefore, it would seem that MWE's future is dependent on THEIR vote, not us small investors. If there is no or little premium, with the possibility of another suitor, or allowing MWE to continue operating independently with a richer yield, why WOULDN'T institutions vote "NO?" It would seem in their interest to vote "no."
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dropped so much from that price and when a MWE shareholder's shares are converted, that price becomes $78? I don't see where it is specified that a MWE share is suddenly worth $78. The agreement as I understand it says 1.09 shares for each share plus the few dollars per share. Huge drop in yield after the conversion into
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don't create so many layers that the top folks lose touch with what's really happening in the field
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I own shares also. Am fed up with this co,s management. ceo has made bad calls for nearly three years, with no consequences paid.{Family member} He has managed to get himself a golden parachute if co. is sold or taken over. This should happen,going nowhere with this ceo & board.
Any view on where things go from here? It seems that the service business is really struggling, but the components manufacturing business is fairly decent. What could go wrong from here?
About 3 years ago SIFCO'S CEO sold the board on expansion, saying if we build it they will come. Expansion was for older engines & parts. He should have seen this situation coming. Most expansion never filled and is now outdated. SIFCO is not certified on newer components so did not expand revenue base. In the meantime revenues continue to fall & expenses mount.{see 10Q} The board of directors must change management,sell company,or resign.


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