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BOOK REMARKS Maggie Gust firstname.lastname@example.com By David Lagercrantz English Translation by George Goulding Alfred J. Knopf, August 2015, 432 pages Genre: Scandinavian Crime Fiction Collier County Public Library: Yes "Throw me to the wolves and I'll return leading the pack." ~ Unknown Like many readers, I was eagerly anticipating the release of the fourth Lisbeth Salander book. It has been a long time since the publication of the "Dragon Tattoo Trilogy" and the release of the films. Stieg Larsson, creator of the trilogy, died of a heart attack at age 50, before the books were published. He never ... Read More »
The Quartet: Orchestrating the Second American Revolution, 1783-1789
BOOK REMARKS Maggie Gust firstname.lastname@example.com By Joseph J. Ellis Alfred A. Knopf, 2015 – 277 pages Genre: US History "We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the blessings of Liberty to ourselves and to our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America." (Preamble, Constitution of the United States, 1787.) Turns out Lincoln was wrong when he stated, "Four score and seven years ago, our fathers brought forth upon this continent ... Read More »
BOOK REMARKS Maggie Gust firstname.lastname@example.com By C.J. Box Minotaur (MacMillan) July 2015, 288 pages. Genre: Suspense This is a terrific read. If you are already familiar with C.J. Box, you will not be surprised at that. The man is a w-r-i-t-e-r and an enthralling storyteller. Every word he puts on the page moves the plot along and deepens the character development so vividly that the reader can feel the very presence of these people. This book is made for one-sitting reads. Badlands features his newer character, Cassie Dewell, for the second time. She is in North Carolina at the ... Read More »
The English Spy
BOOK REMARKS Maggie Gust email@example.com By Daniel Silva Harper Collins 2015, 484 pages Genre: Suspense "No more tears now; I will think upon revenge." – Mary, Queen of Scots The above quotation from the epigraph page of The English Spy states exactly what this book is – the story of a manhunt. The fourth in a series about Israeli spy and assassin Gabriel Allon who sometimes dabbles in art restoration as a sideline, this book is bound to please any lover of thrillers and spy stories. You do not need to have read any of the previous Allon novels ... Read More »
Circling the Sun
BOOK REMARKS Maggie Gust email@example.com By Paula McLain Ballantine Books (Random House) 2015, 384 pages Genre: Historical fiction "For my part, I prefer my heart to be broken. It is so lovely, so dawn-kaleidoscopic within the crack." – D.H. Lawrence Although Circling the Sun begins with the transatlantic solo flight of female pilot Beryl Markham, the title does not refer to her flying exploits. Instead, "the sun" is Denys Finch Hatton, the lover that Beryl shared with her good female friend Karen Blixen, names familiar to those who know Out of Africa. Shortly into the flight, a lightning bolt over ... Read More »
The Wright Brothers
BOOK REMARKS Maggie Gust email@example.com By David McCullough Simon & Schuster 2015, 303 pages Genre: Biography Collier County Public Library: Yes "Gentlemen, I'm going to fly." – Wilbur Wright to onlookers at Le Mans, France, 1908 All American kids learn about the Wright Brothers' first flight at Kitty Hawk in very early grade school. We think we know them and their importance to aviation. Turns out we know nothing. David McCullough brings Wilbur and Orville to life in his inimitable style, fleshing out the rather stern looking men in the old black-and-white photographs. This biography gripped me within the ... Read More »
The Truth According To Us
BOOK REMARKS Maggie Gust email@example.com By Annie Barrows The Dial Press (Random House) 2015 491 pages Genre: Historical Fiction "Summertime and the livin' is easy!" – Porgy and Bess Before you open this book, it would be wise to have a pitcher of lemonade or other favorite iced beverage at hand. Barrows' description of the West Virginia sizzling summer weather will have you sweltering. Might help to have Miles Davis playing in the background as well. The time is Summer 1938 (three years after Porgy and Bess debuted). Miss Layla Beck has been shunned by her father, Delaware member of ... Read More »
Memory Man
BOOK REMARKS Maggie Gust firstname.lastname@example.com By David Baldacci, Genre: Suspense Grand Central Publishing, April 2015, 406 pages A horrific scene is encountered by the reader at the very beginning of this latest novel from the prolific Mr. Baldacci. It is the memory of the murder of Amos Decker's family in their own home – his wife Cassie, almost 10-year-old daughter Molly, and Cassie's brother Johnny Sacks (is Baldacci a "Sopranos" fan?). Amos remembers coming home from work and finding the grisly scene that destroyed his life. He cannot not remember because he can forget nothing. For a few brief moments, ... Read More »
The Price Of Valor: The Life of Audie Murphy, America's Most Decorated Hero of World War II
BOOK REMARKS Maggie Gust email@example.com By David A. Smith Regnery History 2015, 256 pages Genre: Biography "After the war, they took Army dogs and rehabilitated them for civilian life. But they turned soldiers into civilians immediately and let 'em sink or swim." – Attributed to Audie L. Murphy According to Army records, during the 20 months he served in the European combat theater, Audie L. Murphy was responsible for the elimination of at least 240 enemy soldiers, thus saving an untold number of American lives. He was wounded seriously enough to be hospitalized three times. In return, he received 33 decorations ... Read More »
The Stranger
BOOK REMARKS Maggie Gust firstname.lastname@example.com By Harlan Coben, Genre: Mystery Dutton 2015 – 386 pages Adam Price was at the American Legion Hall for the draft of his son's lacrosse league, at the bar with a Bud in his hand when his world was fractured. The Stranger approached him, telling him that his wife faked her pregnancy and miscarriage two years previously just to get him to stay in their marriage. As proof, he referred Price to verify Visa card charges to "Novelty Funsy." It might be a good idea to run DNA tests on his two sons to see ... Read More »
Blood On Snow
By Maggie Gust email@example.com By Jo Nesbo, Translated from Norwegian by Neil Smith Alfred A. Knopf 2015, 224 pages Genre: Mystery Collier County Public Library: Yes "When a woman is talking to you, listen to what she says with her eyes." – Victor Hugo Since his earliest memory, Olav Johansen loved making up stories. With the soul of a poet, he seemed born to become a writer. Instead he became a hit man or fixer. When we meet him in late 1976 he has just carried out a "hit" for Daniel Hoffmann, an Oslo crime boss for whom ... Read More »
Seeing Home: The Ed Lucas Story
By Maggie Gust email@example.com By Ed Lucas and Christopher Lucas Jeter Publishing (Simon & Schuster) 320 pages. Genre: Biography Collier County Public Library: Yes "Baseball is ninety percent mental. The other half is physical." – Yogi Berra Well, sports fans, baseball is back! The first few weeks are always glorious because there are no deep disappointments yet and hopes are high. Boston won the World Series in 2013, so why shouldn't Cubs fans think "Maybe next year" is THIS year? Did Back To The Future 2 writers get it right with "Cubs sweep Miami five games to ... Read More »
The Nightingale
BOOK REMARKS Maggie Gust email@example.com By Kristin Hannah St. Martin's Press 2015, 440 pages Genre: Historical Fiction Collier County Public Library: Yes "This is no time for ease and comfort. It is time to dare and endure." — Winston Churchill Set against the backdrop of the Second World War in France, The Nightingale is a riveting story of love and family drama. Like All The Light We Cannot See, this book is told from the perspective of civilians, specifically the extremely heroic ordinary Frenchwomen. By the end of 1940, France was basically a land of women and children. ... Read More »
Inside The O'Briens
Book Remarks By Maggie Gust "The diseases which destroy a man are no less natural than the instincts which preserve him." – George Santayana Boston PD officer Joe O'Brien is frantic. If he does not find his service weapon RIGHT NOW, he will be late for roll call and he is already in hot water with his sergeant. He looks everywhere, retracing his steps and finally into the kitchen where his wife Rosie is serving breakfast to their four children. The Glock is on the kitchen counter. Each of them denies seeing or touching his weapon even though he ... Read More »
A Spool of Blue Thread
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When Books Went To War
BOOK REMARKS Maggie Gust firstname.lastname@example.com By Molly Guptill Manning Houghton Mifflin Harcourt 2014, 267 pages Collier County Public Library: Yes Genre: Historical Nonfiction "Books cannot be killed by fire.…..No man and no force can take from the world the books that embody man's eternal fight against tyranny. In this war, we know, books are weapons." – Franklin D. Roosevelt This book is a nice little treat for history buffs and booklovers. It gives a heartwarming and personal perspective on our fighting men as well as some insight into life on the home front during the war years. After the US began ... Read More »
"Big Little Lies"
BOOK REMARKS Maggie Gust email@example.com By Liane Moriarty, 460 pages Penguin Group, 2014. Genre: Mystery Collier County Public Library: Yes "Perhaps it is only human nature to inflict suffering on anything that will endure suffering, whether by reason of its genuine humility, or indifference, or sheer helplessness." — Honore de Balzac, Pere Goriot "Big Little Lies" tackles some very serious issues but serves them up with a mega dose of humor. Moriarty's characters are so artfully written that the reader can instantly visualize these people. By page 5, I was hoping that someone would make a movie out of ... Read More »
Deep Down Dark
BOOK REMARKS Maggie Gust firstname.lastname@example.com By Hector Tobar Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2014 309 pages – Nonfiction Collier County Public Library: Yes "Deep Down Dark: The Untold Stories Of 33 Men Buried In A Chilean Mine, And The Miracle That Set Them Free" is the complete title of this account of the August 2010 accident at San Jose Mine near Copiapo, Chile. When the men of A shift report for work on Aug. 5, 2010, most of them are aware of the thunder-like noise and dust, or "smoke," coming from the mountain mine. A few are even aware of the half-inch ... Read More »
Everything I Never Told You
BOOK REMARKS Maggie Gust email@example.com By Celeste Ng Penguin Press, 2014, 297 pages Genre: Psychological Fiction Collier County Public Library: Yes "Family likeness has often a deep sadness in it."— George Eliot For all of her life, her mother, a high school home economics teacher, had been grooming Marilyn to be the perfect homemaker, with all the virtues to attract the perfect husband, the goal of many 1950s young American females. Marilyn, however, wanted to be different. She wanted to be a physician. James was raised by Chinese immigrants, both of whom worked at the school he attended. ... Read More »
The 13th Gift: A True Story of a Christmas Miracle
By Joanne Smith Harmony Books, 2014, 204 pages Genre: Christmas/Family Collier County Public Library: Yes "Christmas is doing a little extra for someone." – Charles M. Schulz, "Peanuts" creator In the first week of October 1999, Rick Smith died in the night. He had been diagnosed the prior month with a heart valve defect that needed surgical repair but elected to postpone repair until Christmas vacation when he could recuperate at home with his kids. The story picks up two months later, 13 days before Christmas. Rick's widow, Joanne, and their three kids are adrift, no longer functioning as ... Read More »


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Yang Li fused his romantic yet minimalist aesthetic into a compelling narrative for fall, with "the dreamer" as the collection's central character.
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While still done in a minimalist vein, the designer's terrific spring collection had a romantic heart.
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I therefore conclude that I could continue to use 2.0.x and expect security upgrades for quite a while if I didn't need to keep up with 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, etc.
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FB every single day sends every user an email BEGGING them to login...i wonder why? now comes a story that FB users are getting massive fatigue..suggesting that FB may go the exact same way as myspace did--to the loser bin...why do u think those 2 jews, Zuckerberg and Sandberg are selling..have u seen theiir inside sales? Its MASSIVE..20 million one day...30 million the next day...60 million here 34 million there....MASSIVE..They are getting out..selling to dumb goyim...so they can enjoy the Calif lifestyle ate dumb goy's expense
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Yes its a fraud.
and i don't know why the media isn't reporting the daily user number of 600million as being mostly from android phone accounts. these are people who don't have facebook accounts but their android phone has facebook software embeded in it how does this make me a consenting valid facebook user which facebook reports to the SEC?
Yes it is a fraud
All parent's should enter this contract with their kids with backdated payment. Go to the market short 50 shares and make their money back and have enough to pay their kids. Run on the bank...
Also am most people know, the insiders are selling like crazy yet the price is unaffected and even goes up. this is due to the institutions buying everything the insiders sell. they then put those shares in your mutual funds. (i.e. your 401k).
You see there are some major class action lawsuits out there because of the insider fraud(alleged ) the only way to get out of those lawsuits is by manipulating the price back to $38a share.
then the lawsuits can. be quashed and there is this thing called no harm no foul. the llawsuits can be dismissed and facebook will then be slapped with a minor million dollar fine and save billions.
its a clasic case. when the next stock market crash comes expect facebook to collapse and fold. and kiss 75%of your 401k goodbye. all thanks to fraudulantly over priced stocks like facebook linkin et al.
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Ok, so let's get the simpleton stuff out of the way. The Wizards, once again, played down to the level of their opponent, which sounds extremely odd to say considering they played the NBA's best team, the Miami Heat. Miami took advantage of a stretch of a couple minutes when the Wiz Kids went cold in the 4th quarter and behind the 3-point shooting of Rashard Lewis (yes, that guy), Mike Miller (yea, that guy as well) and Shane Battier (cue the 'f**k Duke' chants). The Heat defeated the Wizards by a final score of 103-98 in front of an extremely disappointed sell out crowd and media at the Verizon Center. Just to give you an idea of what kind of game it was, Ray Allen and A.J. Price lead all players in scoring with 23 points apiece. My colleague Mike Andrews had the best comment of the night. In the middle of the 2nd quarter, while both teams were playing sloppy basketball, he turned to me and said, "This is like an All-Star game, without the all-stars." That comment has inspired me to write this not-so-conventional recap in which I will destroy the Miami Heat, their coaches, and the rest of the NBA for allowing such a tragedy to take place. A couple hours before the game, I read a piece in the Washington Post by Mike Wise which defended the Miami Heat for letting them bench their "big 3" and his defense was that their streak "saved the NBA's regular season." Let me start off by addressing Mr Wise: Sir, I respect your journalistic integrity, pedigree and everything else that you've accomplished. I probably won't even accomplish 1% of what you have in your field. I have a great deal of respect for your opinion, but it doesn't mean it's correct. With that said, you're completely wrong about this and you should be a little embarrassed about it. Take the media hat off your head for one second and think about about how the Heat, the NBA and the rest of the league have a responsibility to the fans to give them the best product on the court. With all due respect sir, this was a sport that was in a lockout just one season ago, was it not? The people who saved the regular season wasn't Lebron, Kobe, Melo or any other player on any other team. It was the fans. The fans were the ones who renewed their season tickets, the fans are the one who go see the Wizards take on the Bobcats and the fans are the ones who shelled out $1000 for a lower level ticket while Miami was in the middle of their streak to see Lebron and Wade play in their home town city. So to sit there and say that the Heat saved the regular season is completely a joke to me. Quite frankly, it should offend every regular NBA fan out there today, and I'm sure it has. If you want to rest the starters, go ahead and rest them. But at least have them play one quarter or a half, especially on the road when the home team crowd doesn't get to see them everyday, much like the Heat fans who don't even show up until halftime of their home games anyway. The Heat's streak, or any lengthy streak would mean nothing in sports if it wasn't for the loyalty and top dollar of the blue collar NBA fan who's willing to shell out big money to see players like Lebron dribble a basketball or dunk in their city. I saw thousands of little kids wearing their #6 Lebron jerseys like I would wear my Jordan jersey. It's almost like the NBA has forgotten that they were in shambles not too long ago and needed the support of the fans to bail them out. I assure you little 5 year old Johnny doesn't care about Norris Cole's haircut or Chris Andersen's child porn scandal as they chant out "let's go Heat!" They want to see Lebron and they want to see him dunk, even if it's only for a quarter. The Heat franchise and the NBA owe it to the youth. Don't sit there and post up advertisements highlighting your community service when you won't even step onto the court to entertain someone who shelled out big money months in advance to see you play in D.C. It took a 27-game win streak just for Miami to outlast San Antonio for the best record in the league. When Greg Popovich benched his starters early in the year, David Stern placed a $250,000 fine on the franchise. I don't expect any action to be taken against the Heat. And it's a shame. Not only is it a shame, it's a tragedy to the game and I feel embarrassed that a D.C. based reporter would feel like this kind of behavior is tolerable because they somehow "saved the regular season." There were plenty of story lines to follow before Miami's winning streak. While it ultimately might be the one that stands out the most, what is going to mean if they don't win it all? NOTHING. I understand the concept of resting players in meaningless games and I understand the concept of doing what's in the best interest for your team. Randy Wittman himself in the pregame presser told the media that, "They're playing for something a little different than we are now. You can argue either point." Coach said the right thing to the media. I'm sure he, just like the rest of the Wizards team, would've liked to see how they fared against a full Miami Heat roster, which, oh by the way, they beat earlier in the season without John Wall or Nene. They sat out due to injury. Not because they were being babied. Last night, in my eyes, emphasized everything that's wrong in today's NBA. Players are overvalued, overhyped and the fans always lose. No one cares about the money people spend at the games because ultimately the albatross contracts of scrub guys like Rashard Lewis and Mike Miller don't hold matter when you're talking about an average fan paying above average ticket prices to see below average basketball. Catch my drift? Bandwagon Heat Fans paid $500 for a ticket to see Lebron and Wade play but instead got a Jan Vesely and Chris Andersen match up. While I'm sure that's great for people like me covering the NBA Summer League in Vegas, it's not what the bandwagon Lebron fans had in mind. At the end of the day, no one will care because the Verizon Center sold out, the league made money and Lebron got his game check. Meanwhile. Johnny has to wait until next season until his favorite player comes back to D.C. and even that isn't guaranteed anymore. Stop babying the players, stop robbing the fans of the game day experience. The least you could've done is play the starters for a quarter on the road. I don't think that's asking for too much.
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Published: Monday, October 29, 2012 at 8:11 a.m.
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Most organizations, including Fortune 500 companies, do not manage sales effectively. This is principally because sales reps hate to prospect (high effort, rejection and low hit rate).
As I have pointed out in previous columns, new business is the life blood of an organization. New business development must be actively managed, as new business does not just happen.
The best way to think about prospecting and the amount of effort required to generate new business is called the Funnel Theory.
The way this works is as follows: 1. How many prospecting contacts does it take to get an appointment?
2. How many appointments does it take to get a new order?
3. Conclusion: It takes 20 prospecting contacts to get a new order. This will vary by industry, products, geography, etc.
Developing new business is a numbers game.
You cannot do it without putting in the time and effort to do so. It's also discouraging, as there is a high rejection rate.
In short, it's not a lot of fun. As a result, most sales people do not like to actively prospect for long periods of time.
This is why sales activity must be managed. If it isn't, the level of activity quickly deteriorates.
The way you effectively manage new sales development activity is to set goals for: A. The number of new contacts (usually phone calls) B. The number of new appointments (in person) C. The close rate of new business D. The dollar amount of new business This activity should be reviewed during weekly sales meetings. If you wait until the end of the month and a sales rep is not putting in the effort, you have run out of time and cannot recover. If you check their activity weekly, you can address the lack of effort right away and get the rep back on track.
There is no substitute for managing sales activity. Most sales representatives will call on their existing accounts with which they are friends.
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Most sales representatives make a good living simply by calling on their existing accounts and taking orders. This is not selling, this is order taking.
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If you simply rely on your existing customers, you will eventually get caught between the rock and the hard place.
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In accordance with the now well-established practice, the House of Delegates of the American Medical Association, on November 27, at the 10th Clinical Meeting in Seattle, named Dr. Edward M. Gans of Harlowton, Mont., the General Practitioner of the Year. The gold medal, designed especially to go with the award and to honor a general practitioner who has rendered exceptional service to his community, has been given annually since 1948. Dr. Gans, who has practiced medicine for 51 years, has practiced for 44 years in the Harlowton area. He was born December 27, 1875, at St. Cloud, Minn., and was graduated from the University of Minnesota Medical School in 1905. After an internship spent in the city of Duluth, Dr. Gans moved to Eveleth in Minnesota's famous iron mountain country, where he practiced for six years, then moved on to Dickinson, N. D., for one year, and in 1912 moved
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George Bush Senior Is on Twitter From the Chest Up (So Far)
Sock photos can't be far behind.
George H.W. Bush stepped into the Twittersphere on Tuesday, though his footwear while doing so is still a mystery. His one and only tweet consists of a few kind words about Nelson Mandela, which is nice enough, but all anyone really wants to know about is his crazy socks. The White House asked him to start a #SocksOfTheDay hashtag, and Twitchy tracked down all scads of people clamoring for shots of the presidential undergarments. Those may be forthcoming, but it's kind of an awkward transition from the seminal Mandela message.


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Academic Achievement and Intelligence among Negro Eighth Grade Students as a Function of the Self Concept
Date: January 1966
Creator: Gay, Cleveland Johnson, 1912-
Description: The problem of the present study was to determine the self concept of selected Negro boys and girls and to study the relationships of their self concept to their intelligence and academic achievement.
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Academic Achievement and the Ability of Post-Secondary Students to Read Assigned Materials
Date: August 1987
Creator: Cohick, Mikel William
Description: This study provides a rationale for adopting course materials. It demonstrates the relationship between ability to read assigned materials and academic achievement, and that selection of materials creates two groups having different probabilities of success. The sample was selected from a population of all students enrolled in Principles of Economics courses at North Texas State University in the spring semester of 1986. The Nelson-Denny Reading Test was used to determine reading ability. Assigned materials were analyzed for readability. A frustration level was determined and used to divide the sample: the group of interest, those with reading abilities below the frustration level who underwent the treatment of reading materials written above their ability to comprehend; and the comparison group, those with reading abilities above the frustration level who did not undergo the treatment.
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Academic Achievement: Examining the Impact of Community Type at a Small Liberal Arts College in Texas
Date: August 1995
Creator: Rutherford, Janis Pruitt
Description: Hierarchical regression was used to determine if high school community type is an effective predictor of academic success when controlling for demographics, prior academic achievement, socioeconomic status, and current commitment or work habits for students entering Austin College in 1992,1993, and 1994 . Findings revealed that there is a relationship between attending high school in community types of rural and independent town controlling for the effects of SAT scores, high school rank, sex, and late application deposit on first semester grade point average.
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The Academic Achievement of College Freshmen with Regard to Demographic Variables and College Admissions Test Scores
Date: May 1987
Creator: Bradford, Cindy L.
Description: The problem with which this study is concerned was that of examining the relationship between academic achievement of college freshmen students and selected demographic variables. The purpose was to compare the grade point average of selected freshmen at North Texas State University and determine if geographic location, high school size, gender, racial heritage and college admission test scores affect academic achievement during the first year of college.
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Academic Achievement of National Social Fraternity Pledges Compared to Non-Fraternity Students
Date: August 1990
Creator: Gardner, Kent Lee
Description: This study examined the academic achievement of national social fraternity pledges compared to non-fraternity students at the University of Texas at Arlington. It was done to determine whether significant differences existed between the grade point averages of pledges of social fraternities and those of students who did not pledge a social fraternity, and to determine whether significant differences existed among fraternities when compared with each other with respect to academic achievement. This study was meant to provide a research design that could be used by other colleges and universities with fraternities to conduct the same comparison of academic performance. In the fall semester of 1989, 164 pledges were selected as the population for the study to be matched with non-fraternity students based on Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) scores, age, sex, classification, academic major, and number of hours attempted. A T-test of like groups was performed on the entire population with no significant difference found at the .05 level between all the fraternity pledges and all the matched pairs. A T-test of like groups was performed on the pledges from each separate organization and there was a significant difference among three of the fraternities. Two of the fraternities had significantly higher ...
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Academic Advising Professional Characteristics and Standards: Do Academic Advisors Follow Recognized Professional Standards in Their Work?
Date: May 2014
Creator: Shelton, Kiesha R.
Description: There were two main purposes of this quantitative study. The first purpose was to identify characteristics associated with the selected sample of academic advisors that comprise study. Secondly, the study sought to determine how well work related activities of a selected population of academic advisors correlate with professional characteristics constructs and professional standards constructs of academic advising as a profession. The study used Habley's (1986) characteristics of a profession to derive the studies professional characteristic construct, education activities, research activities, and professional development activities as it relates to a selected group of academic advisors work related activities. The studies professional standards construct was derived from five Council for the Advancement of Standards (CAS) professional standards for academic as it relates to a selected group of academic advisors work related activities. The study of 78 out of 210 identified full-time academic advisors at two-and four-year public colleges and universities in the North Texas Region utilized a multidimensional researcher-developed Web survey instrument designed to measure professional standards and characteristic within the field of academic advising. Study results reinforced current criticism of research and education activities within the field of academic advising showing that the lack of scholarly research and education activities among ...
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The Academic and Athletic Experiences of African-american Males in a Division I (Fbs) Football Program
Date: December 2013
Creator: Salinas, Silvia M.
Description: This study investigated the academic and athletic experiences of African-American males in a Division I football bowl subdivision football program. Critical race theory, identity development model, and social learning model were the theoretical frameworks used as the critical lenses in a qualitative design to examine the participants. The participants' responses were analyzed and interpreted using thematic analysis. A qualitative research design, which included individual interviews with 10 second year African-American male football players, was used to address this research problem. The goal was to bring together both the psychological and sociological perspectives and to challenge participants to candidly describe their academic and athletic experiences and attitudes toward obtaining an undergraduate degree. Four themes were determined in the data analysis: differential treatment and determining oneself, time management, relationships, and career aspirations. In relation to the theoretical frameworks, the development of self-confidence and knowledge of balancing their academic and athletic schedules was critical for all participants. The sense of feeling different and challenged because of the differences in culture and experience was evident. From this study, university and collegiate athletics administrators may better understand the backgrounds, challenges, and learning needs of this population. As a result, higher education personnel may improve the ...
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Academic, Behavioral, and Social Competency Characteristics of Non-Handicapped, Learning Disabled, and Emotionally/Behaviorally Disordered Adjudicated Juveniles
Date: August 1990
Creator: Campbell, Robert E. (Robert Eugene)
Description: The juvenile justice system is society's response to juvenile misconduct. In spite of numerous federal, state, and local programs, the problem of juvenile delinquency persists. An increasing number of juveniles are being taken into custody and placed in institutional settings. Although juvenile delinquents share a number of common general characteristics (e.g., sex, minority, lower socioeconomic status, a history of school failure), they are not a homogeneous group. Effective educational interventions with delinquent juveniles can meet their unique academic, vocational, and social skills deficits. Handicapped juveniles are disproportionately represented among juvenile correctional facility populations. The identification of handicapped juveniles among delinquent populations is compounded as they share many of the same general characteristics. Federal statutes require individualized educational programs for all handicapped juveniles. This research investigated academic, behavioral, and social competencies of non-handicapped and handicapped adjudicated youth. Specifically, this investigation assessed measures of academic performance, classroom behavior, self-esteem, and social behavior. ANOVA indicated statistically significant differences between non-handicapped, learning disabled, and emotionally/behaviorally disordered adjudicated juveniles in reading achievement, mathematics achievement, and teacher generated measures of classroom behavior.
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The Academic Dean and His Role in the Improvement of Instruction
Date: January 1960
Creator: Eskew, Cletis Theodore
Description: The purpose of this study was to determine changes in practices and beliefs which would be needed by certain academic deans to provide a sound program for the improvement of college instruction.
Contributing Partner: UNT Libraries
Academic excellence and instructional expenditures in Texas.
Date: August 2006
Creator: Helvey, Jearl Kenton
Description: Public school per pupil costs and demands for better performance have increased over the past several decades. While the overall per pupil expenditures have increased, the percent of the educational dollar directed toward instructional activities has remained at approximately 60%. A grass-roots movement known as the "65% Solution" caught national attention by claiming that schools are not efficiently allocating resources into areas that have the greatest link to student achievement, such as instruction. Proponents of the 65% Solution claim that per pupil expenditures can be increased by shifting funds from areas considered non-instructional to areas that directly impact student instruction, such as teachers and instructional materials. The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between district Panel Recommended and Commended Performance TAKS Reading/ELA and Math results and three measurements of instructional expenditures, Instructional Staff Percent; TEA Instructional Expenditure Ratio; and the NCES Instructional Expenditure Ratio (65% Solution), in Texas public schools. Data was collected from the 2003-2004 AEIS report. Multiple regression was used to conduct the analyses. In most instances, there was little, if any, relationship between TAKS Reading/ELA and TAKS Math, and the Instructional Staff Percent (ISP), TEA Instructional Expenditure Ratio (TIER), and NCES Instructional Expenditure Ratio ...
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Highest Rated Titles With Tara Lipinski
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1. Whose Line Is It Anyway? (2013– )
22 min | Comedy, Game-Show
Aisha Tyler hosts this skit comedy show where the actors on the show, usually Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie, Ryan Stiles and another guest star or two do different comedy skits. It's all improv and made up on the spot.
Creators: Mark Leveson, Dan Patterson | Stars: Colin Mochrie, Wayne Brady, Aisha Tyler, Ryan Stiles
Votes: 4,209
2. 1998 Olympic Winter Olympics Figure Skating Competition Highlights (1998 Video)
Unrated | 81 min | Family, Sport
Stars: Michelle Kwan, Tara Lipinski, Lu Chen, Nicole Bobek
Votes: 11
3. Hip-Hop on Ice (2001 TV Special)
120 min
Director: Lea Ann Miller | Stars: Tara Lipinski, Nicole Bobek, Kurt Browning, Lu Chen
Votes: 8
Touched by an Angel (1994–2003)
On Edge
TV-G | Drama, Family, Fantasy
A con-artist father involves his daughter in his crimes. She wants to be a figure skater and put down roots in the town they've just arrived in to skate. When the father gets caught, his daughter confesses.
Creator: John Masius | Director: Timothy Van Patten | Stars: Roma Downey, Della Reese, John Dye, Anastasia Emmons
Votes: 10
5. Are You Afraid of the Dark? (1990–2000)
TV-Y7 | 30 min | Drama, Family, Fantasy
A group of kids get together in the woods, and tell ghost stories.
Stars: Ross Hull, Raine Pare-Coull, Jodie Resther, Daniel DeSanto
Votes: 9,702
6. Be Good Johnny Weir (2010– )
Creators: David Barba, James Pellerito | Stars: Johnny Weir, Patti Weir, Galina Zmievskaya, Paris Childers
Votes: 115
7. Malcolm in the Middle (2000–2006)
TV-PG | 22 min | Comedy
A gifted young teen tries to survive with his dimwitted, dysfunctional family.
Creators: Linwood Boomer, Michael Glouberman, Andy Bobrow, Gary Murphy | Stars: Frankie Muniz, Bryan Cranston, Justin Berfield, Erik Per Sullivan
Votes: 95,952
8. Fire on Ice: Champions of American Figure Skating (2001 TV Movie)
Not Rated | 120 min | Documentary, Sport
Director: Robert Dustin | Stars: Brian Boitano, Dick Button, Peggy Fleming, Scott Hamilton
Votes: 10
9. All-Star Olympic Salute: Countdown to Salt Lake City (2002 TV Special)
Family, Sport
Olympic All-Star salute to the athletes of SLC, join Scott Hamilton, Katia Gordeeva, and Tara Lipinski with interviews from Michelle Kwan and Todd Eldredge.
Stars: Todd Eldredge, Ekaterina Gordeeva, Scott Hamilton, Michelle Kwan
Votes: 5
Hollywood Game Night (2013– )
Football Game Night
TV-14 | Comedy, Game-Show
The celebrity players are Al Michaels; Rich Eisen; Apolo Ohno; Tara Lipinski; Nate Burleson and Maurice Jones-Drew.
Writers: Alex Chauvin, Ann Slichter, Grant Taylor | Stars: Jane Lynch, James Hal Hardy, Nate Burleson, Dean Butterworth
Votes: 10
11. The 26th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards (1999 TV Special)
TV-PG | 89 min
Writers: Barry Adelman, Ken Shapiro | Director: Louis J. Horvitz | Stars: Jensen Ackles, Louie Anderson, Greg Bailey, Bob Barker
Votes: 15
12. VH-1 Where Are They Now? (1999–2004)
Documentary, Biography
Stars: James Curreri, John Travolta, Bobby Brown, Betsy Lynn George
Votes: 62
Sabrina, the Teenage Witch (1996–2003)
TV-G | 30 min | Comedy, Family, Fantasy
Feeling lonely without Valerie around, Sabrina gradually becomes more and more jealous of Harvey and Brad's close friendship, and as her deep envy builds, she develops a serious condition called jealitosis.
Creators: Jonathan Schmock, Nell Scovell | Director: Jeff Melman | Stars: Melissa Joan Hart, Caroline Rhea, Beth Broderick, Nate Richert
Votes: 53
Early Edition (1996–2000)
Love Is Blind
PG | Drama, Fantasy, Sci-Fi
Gary seems to constantly have to save a college professor from harm as she is scheduled to testify for the prosecution in a criminal case. The professor thinks Gary is stalking her. A college student is interested in Marissa.
Creators: Bob Brush, Patrick Q. Page, Vik Rubenfeld, Ian Abrams | Director: Michael Lange | Stars: Kyle Chandler, Shanesia Davis, Fisher Stevens, Jeffrey D. Sams
Votes: 31
15. Fanatic (1998– )
Stars: Jenna Lamia, Claire Danes, Céline Dion, Eminem
Votes: 10
16. Still Standing (2002–2006)
TV-PG | 30 min | Comedy, Family, Romance
Bill and Judy are not your average parents; the kids are the responsible ones.
Creators: Diane Burroughs, Joey Gutierrez | Stars: Mark Addy, Jami Gertz, Jennifer Irwin, Taylor Ball
Votes: 6,045
17. Hollywood Game Night (2013– )
TV-14 | 43 min | Comedy, Game-Show
Hosted by Jane Lynch, this show features two contestants, each with a team of celebrity guests, competing in pop culture party games for a chance to win $25,000.
Stars: Jane Lynch, Tim Neff, Nelson M. Walker, Jeff Kolhede
Votes: 1,207
Malcolm in the Middle (2000–2006)
Cattle Court
TV-PG | 22 min | Comedy
Reese pretends to be a vegetarian; Hal decides to teach Dewey a lesson about the game of "Life"; and Malcolm talks Craig into standing up to Lois... and then regrets it.
Creator: Linwood Boomer | Director: Peter Lauer | Stars: Jane Kaczmarek, Bryan Cranston, Christopher Masterson, Justin Berfield
Votes: 178
Still Standing (2002–2006)
Still Admiring
TV-PG | 30 min | Comedy, Family, Romance
Brian is getting anonymous instant messages from a girl and believes it is Lauren's tutor, Sarah. Unbeknown to him Lauren is the person sending the messages just to play with Brian.
Writer: Adam F. Goldberg | Director: Mark Cendrowski | Stars: Mark Addy, Jami Gertz, Jennifer Irwin, Renee Olstead
Votes: 42
Veronica's Closet (1997–2000)
Veronica's Sliding Doors
30 min | Comedy
Inspired by the movie Sliding Doors, this episode shows what happens to everyone when they have to go somewhere by plane. But because of an incident, they have to take a different flight ... See full summary »
Creators: David Crane, Marta Kauffman | Director: Shelley Jensen | Stars: Kirstie Alley, Dan Cortese, Wallace Langham, Lorri Bagley
Votes: 5
21. Early Edition (1996–2000)
PG | 41 min | Drama, Fantasy, Sci-Fi
His name is Gary Hobson. He gets tomorrow's newspaper today. He doesn't know how. He doesn't know why. All he knows is when the early edition hits his doorstep, he has twenty-four hours to set things right.
Creators: Ian Abrams, Bob Brush, Patrick Q. Page, Vik Rubenfeld | Stars: Kyle Chandler, Shanesia Davis, Fisher Stevens, Billie Worley
Votes: 9,297
Hollywood Game Night (2013– )
50 Charades of Grey
TV-14 | 43 min | Comedy, Game-Show
Guests Wayne Brady, Zachary Levi, Rachael Ray, Lauren Cohan, Tara Lipinski, and Jaime Pressly join Jane for fun and party games.
Writers: Alex Chauvin, Ann Slichter, Grant Taylor | Director: Ivan Dudynsky | Stars: Jane Lynch, Wayne Brady, Lauren Cohan, Jeff Kolhede
Votes: 12
23. Figure It Out (1997–2013)
TV-Y | 30 min | Comedy, Family, Game-Show
A group of four different panelists popular on Nickelodeon programs try to figure out the talents of different guests. They are given clues that they can feel, see, taste, and also given to them though charades.
Creator: Kevin Kay | Stars: Jeff Sutphen, Elle Young, Lorenz Arnell, Noah Crawford
Votes: 646
What's New, Scooby-Doo? (2002– )
Camp Comeoniwannascareya
TV-Y7 | 21 min | Animation, Comedy, Family
Scooby and Shaggy take jobs as camp counselors, unaware that the camp is haunted by a slimy creature known as The Toxic Terror.
Writer: George Doty IV | Director: Joe Sichta | Stars: Casey Kasem, Frank Welker, Stacie Chan, Taylor Lautner
Votes: 35
So You Think You Can Dance (2005– )
Top 10 Perform + Eliminations
Game-Show, Music, Reality-TV
Stars: Rudy Abreu, Casey Askew, Leonardo Barrionuevo, Tanisha Belnap
Votes: 12
26. 2013 Young Hollywood Awards (2013 TV Special)
Stars: Christa B. Allen, Lance Bass, Brazzabelle, Anna Camp
Votes: 7
27. Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '99 (1999 TV Special)
Writers: Kevin Kopelow, Heath Seifert | Director: Morris Abraham | Stars: Kevan Allen, Monica Arnold, David Arquette, Drew Barrymore
Votes: 26
28. Nagano 1998: XVIII Olympic Winter Games (1998 TV Mini-Series)
A winter multi-sport event celebrated from 7-22 February 1998 in Nagano, Japan.
Stars: Sarah Abitbol, Marina Anissina, Shizuka Arakawa, Ilia Averbukh
Votes: 23
29. What's New, Scooby-Doo? (2002– )
TV-Y7 | 30 min | Animation, Comedy, Family
Scooby-Doo and the Mystery, Inc. gang are launched into the 21st century, with new mysteries to solve.
Stars: Frank Welker, Casey Kasem, Mindy Cohn, Grey Griffin
Votes: 4,658
30. Arli$$ (1996–2002)
30 min | Comedy, Sport
Arliss Michaels is not a sports agent, he is a sports super agent. To his athletes and to the world around them he is God. He is like Jerry Maguire but without a conscience.
Creator: Robert Wuhl | Stars: Robert Wuhl, Sandra Oh, Jim Turner, Michael Boatman
Votes: 958
Whose Line Is It Anyway? (2013– )
Tara Lipinski
Comedy, Game-Show
Stars: Wayne Brady, Laura Hall, Keegan-Michael Key, Tara Lipinski
Votes: 18
Arli$$ (1996–2002)
Playing It Safe
TV-MA | Comedy, Sport
Creator: Robert Wuhl | Director: Jonathan Fink | Stars: Robert Wuhl, Jim Turner, Sandra Oh, Michael Boatman
Votes: 6
33. Vanilla Sky (2001)
R | 136 min | Fantasy, Mystery, Romance
A self-indulgent and vain publishing magnate finds his privileged life upended after a vehicular accident with a resentful lover.
Writers: Alejandro Amenábar, Mateo Gil, Cameron Crowe | Director: Cameron Crowe | Stars: Tom Cruise, Penélope Cruz, Cameron Diaz, Kurt Russell
Votes: 206,296 | Gross: $100.61M
34. Wheel of Fortune (1983– )
TV-G | 30 min | Family, Game-Show
Hosted by Pat Sajak, this game show features 3 contestants who try to solve a puzzle by spinning the wheel and guessing letters in a word or phrase.
Creator: Merv Griffin | Stars: Pat Sajak, Vanna White, Charlie O'Donnell, Jack Clark
Votes: 1,597
35. Late Show with David Letterman (1993– )
60 min | Comedy, Music, Talk-Show
The Late Show with David Letterman is an hour-long weeknight comedy and talk-show broadcast by CBS from the Ed Sullivan Theater on Broadway in New York City.
Creator: David Letterman | Stars: David Letterman, Paul Shaffer, Alan Kalter, Biff Henderson
Votes: 10,330
Are You Afraid of the Dark? (1990–2000)
The Tale of the Lunar Locusts
Not Rated | Drama, Family, Fantasy
A mysterious girl shows up at school and knows about a threat that could kill off the entire planet, and only the help of a dumb jock and a snobby popular girl can save the world.
Writers: Michael Koegel, D.J. MacHale | Director: Jim Donovan | Stars: Aaron Ashmore, Hamille Rustia, Tara Lipinski, Shawn Potter
Votes: 53
So You Think You Can Dance (2005– )
Winner Announced
Game-Show, Music, Reality-TV
Stars: Cat Deeley, Nigel Lythgoe, Mary Murphy, Debbie Allen
Votes: 15
38. So You Think You Can Dance (2005– )
60 min | Game-Show, Music, Reality-TV
Dancers skilled in everything from ballroom and ballet to salsa, jive, hip-hop and krumping, all compete to be named the best. Dancers must impress the judges with their moves and rigorous ... See full summary »
Creators: Simon Fuller, Nigel Lythgoe | Stars: Mark Thompson, Nigel Lythgoe, Cat Deeley, Mary Murphy
Votes: 9,032
39. The Five (2011– )
60 min | Talk-Show
Fox News Channel personalities and guests discuss current events.
Stars: Eric Bolling, Dana Perino, Greg Gutfeld, Kimberly Guilfoyle
Votes: 364
40. E! True Hollywood Story (1996– )
Documentary, Biography, Crime
A documentary about celebrities lives before and after being famous.
Stars: Phil Crowley, Chip Bolcik, Beng Spies, Ken Baker
Votes: 631
41. Sabrina, the Teenage Witch (1996–2003)
TV-G | 22 min | Comedy, Family, Fantasy
A sixteen-year-old high-school student finds out she's a witch.
Creators: Jonathan Schmock, Nell Scovell | Stars: Melissa Joan Hart, Caroline Rhea, Beth Broderick, Nick Bakay
Votes: 24,303
7th Heaven (1996–2007)
Life and Death: Part 1
TV-PG | 45 min | Drama, Family
Chandler's father is dying. Eric tries to get Chandler and his father to talk before he dies. Simon asks Cecilia to the prom. Ruthie has problems but does not want to talk about it. Mary ... See full summary »
Creator: Brenda Hampton | Director: Tony Mordente | Stars: Stephen Collins, Catherine Hicks, Barry Watson, David Gallagher
Votes: 31
43. Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (I) (1999–2002)
TV-G | 60 min | Game-Show
Contestants, selected by calling a phone number, are chosen based on their ability to arrange 4 answers to a question in the correct order the fastest. They then have to answer 15 ... See full summary »
Stars: Regis Philbin, Rick Rosner, Danny Bonaduce, Sherman Hemsley
Votes: 1,677
44. Candid Camera (1998– )
30 min | Comedy, Reality-TV
An updated version of the classic TV show. Original host Allen Funt's son, Peter Funt, takes over as the host of this program featuring ordinary people being filmed in unusual situations. ... See full summary »
Stars: Peter Funt, Suzanne Somers, Dina Eastwood, Sam Van Zandt
Votes: 92
45. The 18th Olympic Winter Games (1998– )
Stars: Marina Anissina, Shizuka Arakawa, Yelena Berezhnaya, Nicole Bobek
Votes: 12
Late Night with Seth Meyers (2014– )
Kenan Thompson/Johnny Weir & Tara Lipinski/Sarah Lewis
TV-14 | Comedy, Talk-Show
Writer: Ben Warheit | Stars: Seth Meyers, Kenan Thompson, Johnny Weir, Tara Lipinski
Votes: 8
47. Chelsea Lately (2007–2014)
TV-14 | 22 min | Comedy, Talk-Show
Comedian Chelsea Handler talks about celebrity gossip, pop culture and interviews celebrities while giving her audience something to laugh at. She is accompanied by her round table guests ... See full summary »
Stars: Chelsea Handler, Chuy Bravo, Mike Rock, Heather McDonald
Votes: 3,895
48. From This Moment (1999 TV Movie)
Family, Music
Director: Joan Tosoni | Stars: Tara Lipinski, Kurt Browning, Rudy Galindo, Scott Hamilton
Votes: 44
7th Heaven (1996–2007)
Life and Death: Part 2
TV-PG | 45 min | Drama, Family
Peter tells Ruthie she should talk to her parents about her problem. Simon asks someone else to the prom since Cecilia does not want to go. Annie talks to Sarah's mother.
Creator: Brenda Hampton | Director: Tony Mordente | Stars: Stephen Collins, Catherine Hicks, Barry Watson, David Gallagher
Votes: 25
50. Generation Jets (2003– )
30 min | Animation
Jessica, XL, Aska, Spike, Willie and Blitz are avid fans of the New York Jets and will be stars of the Generation Jets television show. They will go on adventures throughout New York.
Stars: Christopher Knowings, Tara Lipinski, Chris Phillips, Kate Simses
Votes: 6


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great tracks!
smokin bass right down stares great little ditty
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nice page and material
Wow! didn't know what to expect but I love the style, keep it up guys
Awesome! All the Best from Minneapolis! Trice
Nice work.....all the best.....bb.
great sound and style keep up the fantastic music
Thanks David! Liking your style as well. Good to meet another good musician. Cheers!
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but you are dealing with two agenc ies, mta and the cta, the county transportation authority. they have different boards that they are dealing with a lot of the same things. it seems like these two agencies never talk to each other. they bounced off of each other; they tell us, oh, that is the cta's problem, talk to them or the cta will say, talk to the mta, but to the general public it is one agency. hopefully during the year we will get that narrowed down, and make it a little easier so hopefully we won't have to be experts in government policy and government dealings to be able to deal with them. it is a big problem. a question for all of us is, what is the mta and the cta --
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sorry, repeating myself, does the mta integrate of the plants with each other? in my area, polk street, there is something called the vaeness plan (sounds like) they will take up parking, take out left turns, all kinds of things but that plan has nothing to do with the plant they are looking at on polk street, window is only one block away. the cta says what happens on polk street has nothing to do with the vaness plan. a spokesman for the mta says that what happens on polk
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street has nothing to do with vanesse. it is almost like saying, the city doesn't have anything to do with the golden gate bridge at cousins not our agency so we don't have to think about it on our streets. nobody would say that but that is what they are saying to us when it comes to vanesse and polk street, and what happens on vanesse affects mission street. what happens on polk street affects fillmore street, it is a much bigger thing than just looking at things narrowly. that is something i hope that can be brought out in hearing the maybe you can find out to convince them that's the way should be. that's a series of us that will come up and talk about some of these things and hopefully you'll get some of the questions. thank you so much. >> chair adams: thank you.
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>> as a speaker comes up, speak your name for the record when you start your presentation thank you. >> mitchell berg, order of bow wow miau. in the project like the on polk street that would have the potential impact on businesses in the community that is so dramatic the business community should have been involved in the process much sooner than it was. it seems sfmta has serious outreach problems in -- and a pr problem. the coalition with small business has been left out of the loop.
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we were brought to the table at the point where we became a spoiler; the plans were drawn up without our input. the community residents and businesses seeing strongly opposed to the plan and yet we come across as a bad guy because we are trying to change plans that have already been put forward. the question is, why would the process not include the community that it will impact so dramatically and the businesses that it will impact so dramatically? they claim there was outreach but none of us saw it. we had no idea. god knows we are very interested in that is why there has been so much emotion, because it was after everything
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had been proposed that we were brought to the table. we are the spoilers and working from a position of weakness when we should've been included in the process from the very beginning. it would have meant that the board would have come up with plans that included input from everybody not go back to the drawing board. maybe we would have been much further along. why doesn't the board come and meet with businesses and the community prior to design? what kind of studies have they done regarding economic impact? from what i understand is that there are now studies. there are all these wonderful statistics provided by the bike ; coalition and small business people we don't have the resources to come up with statistics although if we did i'm sure that we could disprove what they are claiming to be the case.
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they are not talking about removing talking; they are putting bike lanes which is wonderful but we oppose the removal of parking, which will impact all the businesses in the neighborhood. did they do any research? no. anybody who owns a business knows that you can't determine when deliveries are done to your business. why does sfmta feel comfortable removing parking from small businesses while large chains move in with a large parking lots? again there seems to be a complete imbalance. small businesses been something to san francisco. where somebody saying
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get rid of it large parking lots? let's keep people as pedestrians; let's build affordable housing on those parking lots. are we going to put everybody in their cars and drive the chain stores and destroy small businesses in san francisco? is that the ultimate goal? it is not balance for small businesses. hopefully the sfmta would be better in its outreach if the goal is sincerely to include everybody in the process. so, the word " sincerity" is kind of key in this. thank you. >> chair adams: thank you very much. next speaker. >> good afternoon. my name is dan kowalski, i've been on polk street as a resident for 28 years,
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i've had a business on the corner of polk street and green stree for 7 years. my family has been in san francisco for five generations. in my lifetime i have seen the city change in a few strong directions. never before have i seen something so robust come forth from the sf mta, with a great deal of hubris, whether seem to have lost the idea of the city family which we seem to have had in this town. to repeat what stephen said, as retailers we are on the frontline; we meet everybody every day and we are part of the appeal i think of this town. we are crazy enough to be in retail , but we like it so much that i think we are going to stick with it and we are fearful that our way of life what we i have
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a passion for and really end rather abruptly if some of these changes are made. -- having to eliminate employees and through loans from family and friends, i was able to stay in business. still in my residence, we have not received one piece of mail from the sf mta saying anything about these proposals. my business is on a side street. my business has received nothing from the sf mta suggesting any of these proposals. the only way we heard about it was through a chain on the street the one of the smaller merchants associations, through a very late e-mail saying last-minute i want to let everybody know there is a meeting with the sf mta to approve these projects in december of last year. it is really frustrating,
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to get to the point to where you have invested in your business; you are good about checking your mail but you see nothing. if i had been out of town and didn't see some of this i would be late to the party just as well. there's over 300 street front businesses in the area proposed for changes. we estimate that if you look at the composite area which includes up to market and hide and both sides of vanesse, they are part of the business community, there's well over 1000 businesses. that doesn't necessarily include home-based businesses as well. and i think there will be a dramatic effect on nearly every business is there. said businesses could survive; the problem that i see is that the sf mta even in some of their earlier language new that some of the businesses would fail. to me that is really remarkable,
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that they admitted that the plants will hurt some people. what did you studies about how to keep the business alive? what not use a bottom-up approach rather than the top down approach? they showed four different proposals. each proposal showed a dramatic decrease in street parking, is not 100 percent decrease. what the issue was is pedestrian and bicycle safety, that's been lost from the equation. now it's really become admittedly a bicycle through way, north/south on polk, because it is a most level portion of that area. that makes it frustrating because if you go back to a study done in 2011, published in january, 2012,
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call the san francisco pedestrian task force there's about 25 different people on the board; is a strong representation from the mta; there is no presentation from small business so all the policies they proposed really don't have anything to do with the corridor that they are working on. they talk about the mechanics of the street but they're missing the function of the street. polk is a street design is a commercial thoroughfare with business and i can't believe that they missed it that much really the biggest thing that is also frustrating that it comes down to, the mta is moving forward so fast that they think that they just need engineers, and they just need city officials to be on their board and they don't seem to have anybody on their board that is small business ,or medium-size business , or large business owner to give them some guidance and counsel. it would do them well --
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it would make advocates of businesses -- , we would become advocates of the sf mta if he actually had the type of representation on the board the voice that could speak for us internally on their side so we weren't the external force trying to make them change. that's it. thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> chair adams: thank you very much. >> welcome. >> good afternoon my name is dawn tenner (sounds like), the leader of the middle polk neighborhood association, in existence is the beginning of 2007, and the technical borders are california and broadway to vanesse and leavenworth. the issue of changing polk street came to our attention in the
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fall timeframe. there were some open houses that sf mta had, and the neighbors that went to these open houses were very concerned; they fit the open houses were not making sense. that there were providing options -- let's remove 75% of the parking or something close, and let's have a different version of bicycle lanes up and down polk street. the members encouraged us as an organization to get more involved in this process and we did. we invited the sf mta to come to our meeting in november; the meeting in november was again concerning, and what we were seeing seem to be . very one-sided it seemed that the only question that was really being answered was how do they best serve bicyclists?
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polk street is the heart and center of our neighborhood, that is why we are called the middle polk neighborhood association. .the merchant corridor that we have is precious to us it is the neighborhood. it defines the neighborhood. an exciting, interesting, eclectic collection of individual, independent small businesses that are doing very well in our neighborhood and we want to see them continue to do well. as such, mitchell and i got together. and brought neighbors and businesses together to have the final walk-through from the sf mta on this particular project that they were planning and that took place on january 24th, about 70 people showed up for that. a month and a half or little bit later,
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march 18th, the neighborhood polk association offered our meeting for the sf mta hearing, over four hundred merchants and residents came. with the not have the organization to bus in anyway; all those people were speaking their own truths, what they wanted to see for polk street. we should not be afraid , as people working in city hall working for our neighbors, working on behalf of our neighbors. we should not be afraid to hear our neighbors but yet there does seem to be some fear of hearing those voices. and what was set on the 18th of march, those 400 voices.
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pedestrian and bicycle safety is very important to all of us on polk street. we want polk street to be improved. let's take it and make it better place. not only okay for bicyclists, and forget about the rest of the population that may not be able to ride a bicycle or may not prefer a bicycle. or writing a bicycle just my not be healthy for them. that would be my individual case. people should not be cut out of using polk street as part of this improvement process. polk street should be used to serve everybody. and i want to say that the sf mta is working with us. we are meeting with them every week. i don't want to seem like they are ignoring us. they are working with us. we would like your encouragement to them that they continued to hear the neighbors
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and the merchants. and respond to the local efforts, and what the local people want polk street to be. thank you so much for hearing me today. >> chair >> high commissioners my name is gwen kaplan, my business is ace mailing. we are located between the folsom and mission area, 16th street. we have exactly the same issues in the northeast mission and in all of the eastern neighborhoods. i want to emphasize the fact
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that the weight we first found out about they were going to completely meter all of the eastern neighborhoods was on the telephone poles, when they put up that information. this was january, a year ago. they have had some meetings with us. i guess the thing that we are so concerned about is that there is no concern about meeting the needs of businesses. in our area we have the delivery and the pickup questions because we are pdr, production repair and distribution. we are concerned and have no understanding about why they can't notify people. first of all businesses are paying taxes so why can't we get all businesses from the tax rolls; secondly there are lists
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available to every neighborhood in business so it baffles me as a person who teaches direct marketing to uc berkeley . but they can't figure this out or take any suggestions for that that is extremely frustrating and part of the other problem is that they are doing a lot of their work out of the city. so for example when they do notify ,they are doing this out of hayward, and you can imagine that they would certainly hear this from me and they do and they promised they wouldn't do it again but so far we haven't had any other notification. so with the retail that we do have in the northeast mission we wanted to survive along with our pdr zone and at our meeting in the northeast mission we had quite it group from polk street came to our meeting a few weeks ago . and i guess the thing that startled us all is that we all have the same problems we all have the same complaints. we all have the same issues with the mta. i want to thank you so much for
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, our hearing that is coming up and i think that we will have a lot of people here who are saying the very same thing and want our businesses to continue to survive and thrive. so thank you very much. >> chair adams: thank you gwen. >> so you heard from us in the retail corridor; you heard from the business in the pdr district; there's also the whole financial district and downtown district. we are all affected by that. i just walked here from my home to get here. i walked down market street. if you go on market, starting at octavia and market and go to the embarcadero, there are no parking spaces for a normal commercial vehicle.
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the only kind of vehicle did you can park there is a heavy-duty commercial vehicle defined as six wheels. anybody like a florist, the pizza company, a messenger service with the vehicle, water delivery, anything with 4 wheels, cannot park on that street and serve any businesses from octavia to embarcadero. there is something wrong with that picture. italy leaves a large companies able to do it. what if you have a repair truck? i passed one doing that on market and octavia. they parked on the sidewalk, their only alternative. if you go downtown, down in the
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financial district you will see very few parking spaces for regular delivery vehicles. they are all heavy truck deliveries. if my business wants to do business with somebody downtown i can't do it. or if i want to do it, i will have two people, one driving and one running out to drop off the stuff. is that fair to the small business in san francisco? i don't think so. and stuff like that happens, how to get notified to the rest of the business community? whenever mta does anything, and they make decisions, loss of parking is not counted as part of any economic study. to then it is not part of the equation.
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i think from our point of view that should be considered. what we would like to ask you is, how can mta, the small business community , and small businesses get involved in the early stages? you heard mitchell say we came into the process later. small business always came up to city hall for different things and we always came in. always proposed, we don't like this, we don't like that, we were always in the naysayers. this commission affords the possibility that when laws are worked out we can come to the commission and we can be part of the solution rather than going after something looking terrible about it.
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we would like the same thing going on with mta. we would like you guys to look into that. also, it might be really good to have somebody on the mta board, designated person from small business. our voices are just as important as everybody else. we did then some streets for our customers ; we depend on streets for our deliveries both to and from; dependent streets for the bicyclists to come to and from. we are part of the process. we look forward to the may six hearing. we are here to help you. thank you very much. >> chair adams: thank you very much. will take comments from the commissioneers. >> commissioner o'brien: at the last commission meeting, maybe the one prior,
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i put a request to have the mta come before the commission and i was curious to know if there was any progress on that? >> we do have the mta scheduled for the may six meeting, and we have scheduled a fair amount of time for that formal hearing. what is being structured is for the business community to be able to inform you of some of the issues that have been identified, questions, need direction, they said they are asking the commission to ask the mta address for the hearing so right now you are certainly welcome -- this is a formal presentation from this group of individuals to have a back-and-forth dialogue and questions; and then for you to direct staff on items that you would like to present at the may six meeting. and from the direction that you
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provide, we will then provide recommendations. to be presented to the mayor, the board of supervisors who are jointly the commission for the sfcta, the director of the sfcta, the county transportation, agency the director of the mta, and the director of the mta board the proposed written recommendations. >> commissioner o'brien: the second question, i had the experience where somebody met me in my office; they were complaining about the notification process. you know, if you don't like something coming down the pike, what do you do sometimes is attack the process and say the process wasn't done right. i looked him right in the eye and i said , if i go back to the commission
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and i go to a lot of trouble to put this on the agenda, and do an investigation and raise the awareness of this issue, is somebody going to back to me from the agency in question and as a matter fact we did give him a notification. i looked him in the eye, it turns out that the did get notice and .they have the opportunity to weigh in having heard what i heard today it sounds like there really is a notification issue at stake here with how the mta operates, a gaping hole. it is an opportunity for a lot of improvement on how we notify; and we are a big family and san francisco. there is some sort of a gaping hole. i did put forward the
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suggestion on occasions before where we have some sort of a register that we have structured, that kind of shows notices will get to the people that it needs to get to, almost a database of people who have to be notified for anything that is going to change, anything for anybody. it is clearly not working . does we are always getting this oh, i never got notified, all the time. the apartment association to notify all of the members of the apartment community; property owners can notify people there; contractors associations. but we don't have a number of the association for the small business group if you will and maybe we need to look into forming some sort of the structure like that so that they get noticed. and i like the idea of a small . business representative being on the board if it is not,
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