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Krewella is on a mission to make a name for themselves and the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival is their stage.
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The Chicago-based group made up of Yousaf, her sister Jahan Yousaf, Kris Trindl is known for its mix of progressive house and electronic dance. Krewella is scheduled to perform Sundays — April 13 and April 20 — at the desert music festival in Indio.
This will be the first time at the festival for Krewella, even as fans so Yousaf admits she wants to take some time and watch Arcade Fire, Neutral Milk Hotel and Rudimental among other bands.
"This is a big first," Yousaf said of playing the festival. "Our lives are a little crazy when we fly into festivals. We fly in, play and we have to go. We'll actually be in the middle of a tour on the East Coast, but if I can manage a few hours, there are many bands I want to see."
In September 2013, Krewella's debut album, "Get Wet," was released with the singles "Alive," "Dancing with the Devil" that features Fall Out Boy's Patrick Stump and Blink 182's Travis Barker as well as "Killin' It."
Yousaf said the group's set list has to be planned out in advance because of the singing.
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Mr. DeBoard was a member of the Sons of the American Legion, who are the children of service members. His father, Sam DeBoard, was a World War II veteran.
An active member of the group, Mr. DeBoard often volunteered at events held at the American Legion Hall in Amagansett and enjoyed spending time there with friends, particularly Sidney Bye, whom he had known for more than 30 years, and his wife, Patty Bye.
He liked to cook, said Mr. DeBoard's sister, Sandra DeBoard Vorpahl of East Hampton. His specialties included ribs, sweet potatoes, and potato salad. For some years, until fairly recently, her brother maintained their father's tradition of an annual pig roast, Ms. Vorpahl said.
Born on Jan. 13, 1944, to Sam and Evelyn DeBoard, both now deceased, Mr. DeBoard grew up on Springs-Fireplace Road in East Hampton, where he continued to live. He graduated from East Hampton High School.
Besides his sister, he leaves a brother, LeRoy DeBoard of East Patchogue. Two other brothers predeceased him.
A wake was held on June 17 at the Yardley and Pino Funeral Home in East Hampton. A service was held the next day at Calvary Baptist Church in East Hampton, where Mr. DeBoard attended services. The Rev. Carleton Giles, a first cousin whose pulpit is in Connecticut, presided.
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What's a tip for celebrating a holiday or milestone with your kids when your partner isn't able to be there?
Heaven knows we have had MANY of these. My husband has been in the military since my boys were babies -- I guess you could say we just got used to it. I think my best tip, is to just not make a huge deal out of the fact that Dad can't be here. Kid's take their cues from parents, and if I am cool with my husband being gone (or at least put on a good show that I am), they usually are too. We make the best out of it as much as we can, we aren't afraid to have fun without him, and we take a million pictures to send to dad later! Holidays and milestones are great and all that, but our best times are when Dad is home no matter what the calendar says!


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Sutherland began
his research studying how the hormone epinephrine
signals cells to release more sugar into the blood so that an organism
can respond to stress. He discovered that epinephrine works by stimulating
another chemical messenger to begin the sugar-releasing process
in the cell. He called this intermediary the "second messenger."
For more information about the second messenger, see the section
in this exhibit "Rodbell's
Inspiration: Sutherland's Second Messenger."
Earl Sutherland was born in Burlingame, Kansas on November 19, 1915.
He received his M.S. from Washington University, School of Medicine
in St. Louis in 1942, where he became a well-known teacher and researcher
in the areas of pharmacology and biochemistry. He later was a professor
and department director at the Western Reserve University, School
of Medicine in Cleveland, Ohio and Vanderbilt University, School
of Medicine in Nashville, Tennessee. He served on the National Institutes
of Health Pharmacology Training Committee, and Arthritis and Metabolic
Disease Program Committee. Sutherland's impact was widely felt,
with many Nobel laureates having either trained under his direction
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Christians Say Forced Conversions to Islam Happening in Gaza
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The historically turbulent community, where Christians are a minority among a Muslim-dominated population, is demanding that a man and a woman "kidnapped" in separate incidents by Islamists and forced to convert to their religion be returned to them. The Christians are blaming the Hamas-affiliated Palestine Scholars Association and its chairman Salem Salama for the incidents, Reuters reported.
However, Hamas is rejecting that the people in question were forced to convert, and said that they turned to Islam on their own free will.
One woman, Hiba Daoud, reportedly left her husband and took their three young daughters, converted to Islam, and is now raising them with the Quran, the Muslim holy book.
"We are living with a (Muslim) family, they bring us all we need, they teach us how to pray and everything," said Hiba, who was wearing a full Muslim dress and a scarf covering her hair. "I love you all, I hope no one feels upset with me, it was my decision which I made months ago." The mother of three and former Christian's comments were shown via video on a pro-Hamas website, according to Reuters.
Another case involves a 24-year-old man whose name was not given who shared with reporters that he decided to become a Muslim on his own free will.
Despite these accounts, Christians in the Gaza community are saying these conversions are a form of brainwashing and the converts do not fully realize what life they are living.
"My daughter lived in a struggle with them. She did not do this of her own choice," said Hiba's mother, who explained that her daughter was stalked by other employees at an Islamic University who urged her to become a Muslim.
"We are increasingly worried about our sons and daughters. If those people joined Islam of their own will it would not have been a problem. But they were under pressure," added Fatin Ayyad, Hiba's aunt.
The hundreds of other Christians protesting in Gaza this week shared her sentiment.
"We do not want any problem. We want peace and harmony to prevail among us," said Greek Orthodox Archbishop Alexios from his Gaza church. He has served in his position for 12 years and is demanding such forced conversions come to an end.
Chairman Salama, however, again explained that no such pressure to convert existed, and said that in the past five months, only 11 Christians have come to his office to announce they are converting to Islam.
"No one is forced to change his religion. This is the instruction of our holy book [Quran]," Salma said.
"We are not strangers. Christians did not come from the outside. Christians are part of the Palestinian body and not a strange body," he added.
There are about 52,000 Christians in the Gaza Strip, and they have their own schools. The West Bank population is totals about 2.5 million people.


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Parents Stage Famous Movie Scenes Starring Their Baby [VIDEO]
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Not to worry. The top-seeded Hilltoppers scored 21 unanswered points in the second half and cruised to a 27-10 win over No. 4 Stevens, advancing to a championship game for the first time since 2004.
"We didn't come out as fired up as we thought we were going to, and it really showed out there," Francoeur said. "Once we came out in the second half, that's when everything changed."
Somersworth (8-1) will host No. 3 Monadnock (7-2), which was a 14-6 upset winner over No. 2 Kearsarge (7-2) in Saturday's other semifinal. Monadnock handed Somersworth its only loss of the season, 21-14 in overtime on Sept. 22.
"You can't ask for anything more out of a senior-leader group," Somersworth coach Dan Hodsdon said. "They responded well. We came back and got the job done."
Stevens scored a touchdown with 59 seconds to go in the first half to lead 7-6 at halftime, then expanded the lead to 10-6 on a 35-yard field goal by Rocky Beliveau on its first possession of the second half.
After a number of drives fizzled in the first half, the Hilltoppers finally got going on offense on its second possession of the second half. Francoeur engineered an 11-play, 77-yard drive which consisted of all running plays. Kurtis Michaud had five touches for 38 yards on the drive, which included a 1-yard plunge for a touchdown.
"Our line stepped it up a lot," Francoeur said. "They were really blocking well. They opened up a lot of holes. Kurt ran great."
Michaud came up with a huge interception on the second play of Stevens' next possession, returning it to the Cardinals' 26. Five plays later, Francoeur ran it in from 2 yards out and kicked the extra point to put Somersworth up 20-10.
"I didn't see it clearly at all," Michaud said. "I was just watching (the quarterback's) eyes and he looked at me. I saw the ball come toward me and it was there."
Stevens' defense did well to key in on Somersworth running back Josh Ream, who had 198 yards against the Cardinals when the teams met on Oct. 5, a 27-0 Somersworth win. While Ream was held to 51 yards on 16 carries and a touchdown on Saturday, he had an interception early in the fourth quarter and returned it to the Stevens 25.
With Stevens neutralizing Ream, Michaud picked up his game to the tune of 102 rushing yards on 20 touches. Francoeur was 3 for 9 passing for 42 yards and an interception late in the first half. Francoeur ran the ball 20 times for 82 yards.
Seven plays after Ream's INT, Francoeur scored his second touchdown of the afternoon, this time from 10 yards out, making it 27-10 with 6:44 to go in the game.
"When you get that momentum as a team, it tends to keep going your way," Hodsdon said. "We stressed that on both sides of the ball. We can't let them keep momentum."
Somersworth's defense was outstanding in the first half, forcing the Cardinals to go three-and-out on their first four possessions. Stevens finally got its first first down with 2:23 to go in the first half, and that was on a penalty. Donald Pellerin got the Cardinals on the board with a 31-yard touchdown run late in the first half for the 7-6 lead.
"With what they did to us the last time we were down here, I don't think anyone was going to expect what that score was at halftime," Stevens coach Paul Silva said. "We came up short in the end on the scoreboard, (but) we did the best we could today."
The Hilltoppers scored on their second possession of the game. A punt into the wind gave Somersworth the ball at the Stevens 35, and Ream scored from 6 yards out two plays later for a 6-0 lead. The run was set up by a 30-yard pass from Francoeur to Darren Glore on the previous play.
Second-half surge lifts 'Toppers to D-V final
SOMERSWORTH — Drew Francoeur didn't know what was up with the Somersworth High School football team at halftime of Saturday's Division V semifinals. The Hilltoppers were trailing by a point to a team they had beaten by four touchdowns in the regular season, and its playoff future was very much in doubt.


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By Justin Fishel, ,
Published December 01, 2015
The Navy Yard gunman who killed 12 people Monday at a military facility in Washington typically earned rave reviews from his superiors during his time in the service, though there were glimpses into the madness that drove him to mass murder, according to records obtained exclusively by Fox News.
Aaron Alexis was described at different times during his 2007-2011 stint as a full-time Navy reservist as an "eager trainee" with "unlimited potential," who displayed a "get it done" attitude. The evaluations are in sharp contrast to fresher reports that detail a lengthy arrest record, mental illness and a pattern of harassing neighbors and strangers. They further complicate the emerging portrait of Alexis, who was working in IT for a Navy subcontractor when he died in the rampage at the Naval Sea Systems Command headquarters in Washington after first gunning down 12 civilian workers as they mustered for work in the cafeteria early in the morning.
"Alexis has been onboard a short time and has established himself as a 'get-it-done' addition to the work center," wrote one evaluating supervisor in the spring of 2008. "Possesses unlimited potential and can become a valuable asset to the command with the proper guidance and self-discipline."
That report called Alexis, who was 34 when he died, a "talented technician" who meticulously carried out his duties as an aviation electrician's mate, working on aircraft electrical systems. It also praised him for work he did off the Georgia military base where he was stationed, calling him "community minded," and noting that he "dedicated over 10 hours of off-duty time to the Atlanta Food Bank distributing food to needy individuals in the metro Atlanta area."
A box on the review that read "must promote" was checked.
The review seemed at odds with a 2004 police report in Seattle, where Alexis shot out the tires of a construction worker's car in what he told police was an "anger-fueled blackout." He was arrested, but not prosecuted after promising to have no contact with the victim.
Another incident involving a gun led to his arrest in 2010, in Fort Worth, where he was stationed with the Navy. In that incident, he admitted shooting a gun through his ceiling and into the apartment of an upstairs neighbor. He told police he was "cleaning his gun," but the neighbor, who told police she'd had run-ins before with Alexis, was "terrified" according to police. Alexis was arrested, but prosecutors declined to pursue the case.
Alexis would be arrested in a DeKalb County, Georgia club for disorderly conduct months later, in August of 2008, an event that would later see him demoted one step in rank after missing a day of work while in jail.
Still, his next review praised him as a "proven technician" who was a "motivated" and "essential team member." That evaluation also recommended Alexis for promotion.
But in the spring of 2009, Alexis got his first negative review, based at least in part, on the Georgia arrest.
"[Alexis] has had a severe lapse in judgment on a number of occasions, and has been counseled several times for inappropriate conduct," stated the review, which went on to say he was "awarded Non Judicial Punishment in July of 2009."
Later that year, though, Alexis appealed the punishment and in December, the Navy granted his appeal, reinstated his rank and gave him back pay. The violation was essentially expunged from his record, one Navy official said. Subsequent reviews seemed to indicate he had put the incident behind him and was back to winning positive evaluations.
In February, 2010, his evaluation called him a "team player" and a "highly-motivated technician, an asset to the Avionic Division and Aircraft Maintenance Efforts."
"[Alexis] continues to displays (sic) great strides and a determination to excel," it read. "A future key asset to the Command's continued mission success. On track for AE2!"
Alexis was discharged in January 2011. A post-separation evaluation - the last review the U.S. Navy would give on the man who turned out to be a ticking time bomb - served as a reference to prospective employers in the private sector.
"A competent mechanic who possesses the potential to achieve great things," it read. "Alexis will be a valuable asset to any civilian organization."


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On a mission with friends of fair weather
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And watch out for Catman my brothers
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Even if him got them bomb weavin' Kanekalon
No more or less stress than your old boss
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And Brenda, the best girl lost
Uncle grandfather bare chest was pearl gloss
Earl tossed, there goes a whole tray of hamburgers
Villain 'til he old and grey like olden day scam workers
Circa one nine seventy-one
On the mic machine it seems his work will never be done
He seeks the ninth level of power
But weak geek might freak it in another hour
Or so, they call the fool retarded hair guy
In school you could spot it when he nodded "Here, why?"
I think his true name was Gerald
The toupee, the male pattern anime herald
A good laugh like the walk to the bank
Not the plank, talk to the hand and the hot frank dog
[Outro: Master Shake]
Danger DOOM, it's Master Shake, hey buddy!
Ah, did you get those e-mails I sent?
Umm, I'm still waitin, to hear from you
I-I think, maybe you're, maybe you're in the shower
Do you, are you in the shower? Okay
But I'm still, totally, I got some other stuff
Uhh, but I'm, I am committed more to doing yours
So, if you can let me know, today
That'd, uhh, that'd be great, okay?!
Just, just gimme a call! And fa-for the schnizzle
For to do the rap pizzle
And again I'm really sorry, about that other one
The call... Meatwad sucks
Okay, call me back dawg!
The fourth song off the Mouse and the Mask continues the cartoon theme of the album, this time focusing on the Adult Swim show Perfect Hair Forever, in which DOOM himself had a speaking role as a hungry giraffe named Sherman.
DOOM himself, like the protagonist of the show, has his hair problems and keeps his head bald.
From Hoe Cakes:
Look like a black wookie when he let his beard grow
Weirdo, brown skin'ded always kept his hair low
And the way his hair grow was ugly as a scarecrow
Danger Mouse sampled the beginning of Geoff Bastow – Take Heart.


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Sometimes a lawn mower can change everything.
I always associated nice weather with the deafening "rrrrrrrrrrrr" of lawn mowers. It's not a bad sound for most of us; it's generally something that brings to mind summer days, backyards, and the smell of cut grass. To start a lawn mower generally requires some level of finesse: the perfect amount of fuel to prime the motor, followed by meaningful yanks to the pull cord. Having too much machine for the job is, supposedly and in some places, a uniquely American point of pride. A lawn mower is a classic symbol of suburbia, a perfectly-manicured carpet of grass the reward for its conscientious use. Stroll through any big box hardware store and you can see them, lined up and shining, some of them even ride-on style, costing as much as a cheap used car.
We added our own din to that noisy chorus of weekend lawn mowing in our own neighborhood until, at a yard sale about year ago, we came across a barely-used, old-fashioned push reel mower. We might not have bought it if our gas-powered one had been working, but it had mysteriously stopped functioning two weeks before, and we were watching our weedy front lawn grow long and feeling reluctant to part with the cash to buy a replacement. But here was an alternative staring us right in the face: fifteen dollars for a simple, people-powered option.
We toted our reel mower home and started to use it. I was really excited for a few days, maybe for the same reasons I like vacuuming and find the chore soothing. It was so easy to pull it out and scoot around the yard with it, and I could even do it with my young children nearby. I could hear them if they needed me, I could stop what I was doing and tend to their needs, then easily come back and pick up where I left off.
Why don't more people use push reel mowers? After using and loving ours, I was baffled by their relative rarity, so I did a little research: it turns out, getting sticks caught in the blades is an irritation for some. Also, if you have a really bumpy, hilly yard, you probably won't get the precision cut you might prefer. And you can't let your grass grow really long before you mow, because the blades will tend to just fold the grass over rather than cut it. Compare those negatives to the estimate that operating a gas mower for an hour is the pollution equivalent to driving a car three hundred miles.
What was more unexpected was the cascade of events that happened as a result of switching lawn mowers. The first thing was, neighbors started to ask to borrow it. I had never lent or borrowed lawn equipment; I don't know exactly why. Something about seeing us with our quirky, unusual and primitive mower in the front yard captured people's interest. What grew from that is: it's the official lawn mower of our block, now. And we borrow the electric weed eater from another neighbor, because I can't figure out an unpowered way to do the edging. We're all sharing tools, sending each other quick texts or Facebook messages, saying, "Can I use the mower tomorrow? Is it in its usual spot?"
I also didn't expect some of the other subtle changes the new mower brought about. The simplicity of its operation gave me a confidence in outdoor chores I hadn't previously had. I grew more excited about trying my hand at growing vegetables, and instigated a raised-bed garden building project one weekend. Now, three growing seasons later, I know how to amend soil properly, start my veggies from seed, and have a successful compost pile.
I don't want to overstate how this small change in our family's lawn care choice affected us, but I will say this: it's remarkably powerful to stop what you're doing, disrupt the status quo, and say, "Why?" And, "is there a better way?" Can holding a tool in my hand and operating it using the strength of my body lead me to a certain kind of empowerment in other parts of my life? I can mow our little patch of grass and look over at the new vegetable garden that's growing the food that's powering the muscles that are mowing this lawn. And our machines shouldn't take that sort of simple pleasure away from us.


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Jacque Messel was walking back from the mess hall her freshman year at the United States Military Academy when a senior asked Messel if she had played sports in high school.
Messel's answer was volleyball, basketball and track.
"Tomorrow at 1600 hours, you try out for team handball," said the senior, captain of Army's team.
There was only one answer a freshman could give to that.
"You say, `Yes, Ma'am,' and you show up at 1600," Messel recalled.
Messel, who grew up in Mount Pleasant, Iowa, had never heard of team handball and had no clue what it was until she followed her superior's order.
"I found out they took trips, and as a freshman, it's a pretty big deal to get away from there (West Point), so I thought, `Whatever it is, I'll play,''' Messel said.
Ten years later, her career in the Army over, the 32-year-old Chicago resident still is taking handball trips. She has played in Europe, the Caribbean and now the quadrennial Pan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico, where Messel is a goalie on the U.S. team that opened competition Saturday with a 50-10 loss to three-time defending champion Brazil.
Messel is one of five Pan Am team players – including former Northwestern soccer star Tabby Lowey Hardison -- from the Chicago Inter Handball Club, which won its third national championship in four years this May. Being named most valuable goalie of the tournament helped Messel win back the national team spot she had lost last fall.
How Messel came to be a goalie was as serendipitous as her introduction to the sport, which can loosely be described as a combination of basketball and soccer.
"It's a fantastic sport once you see it – just as exciting as basketball, and a lot more physical," she said.
After four years as a court player for Army, she showed up at a 2003 national team residency program with a shoulder injury and decided it was safer to stand in the goal. Even playing with one arm, she impressed a coach enough that he said, "I think you have more potential as a goalie."
She has been in the cage ever since – bruises, concussion and all.
"Things kind of clicked for me after I became a goalie," she said. "I like the pressure of being that last line of defense."
Team handball shots, which are thrown, hit 50 miles an hour on the way to the goal. Messel's concussion came on a shot that caromed off the post before hitting her.
Following graduation from West Point, Messel spent time in the Army's World Class Athlete Program, which has supported many U.S. Olympians. She left the Army as a captain and took a job as an employee benefits consultant in the Chicago office of Lockton, a commercial insurance broker.
The company has supported Messel's sports career by allowing her to work remotely while at national team training camps. She is taking vacation for the Pan Am Games to focus entirely on handball.
All three U.S. goalies saw action, with Messel finishing the game against a Brazil team that turned repeated U.S. turnovers into fast-break goals. She started the next game, a 33-26 loss to the Dominican Republic that knocked Team USA out of the medal round and ended their chances to qualify for the Olympics for the first time since 1996.
Team handball long has been an afterthought in the United States. The national federation is operating on a $700,000 annual budget in 2011 and fighting with the U.S. Olympic Committee over funding.
It's a variation of a chicken-and-egg proposition: the USOC focuses on allocating resources to sports with a chance for Olympic success, and team handball may never have a chance, even with resources.
Messel doesn't allow herself to get caught up in those issues. She just wants to keep playing a sport made to order for her.


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David Murphy drove in three runs to help the Texas Rangers take a 5-2 win over the Seattle Mariners in the second of a three-game set.
Nelson Cruz hit a solo home run while Jurickson Profar went 2-for-4 with an RBI and a run scored for the Rangers, who have won three straight and five of seven. Derek Holland (4-2) gave up two unearned runs on four hits with 10 strikeouts over 6 2/3 innings to win his third straight decision.
Kendrys Morales drove in both runs for the Mariners, who have dropped eight straight games. Felix Hernandez (5-4) dropped his second straight start as he gave up all five runs on 11 hits in just 5 2/3 innings.
"They came out swinging, they came out aggressive and they hit it," Hernandez said of the Rangers.
Texas jumped on top in the second inning. Singles from Mitch Moreland and A.J. Pierzynski to begin the frame were followed by a base hit from Profar for the first run of the inning. Two batters later, Elvis Andrus hit a grounder to short that saw Pierzynski thrown out at home, but Murphy followed with a two- run double for a 3-0 lead.
In the third, the Mariners got two back. Jason Bay walked with one out and later stole second. Michael Morse then hit a grounder to short that Andrus misplayed and Morales followed that with a double to center that scored both runners to make it a 3-2 game.
Cruz's two-out solo shot over the wall in right in the fifth, his 12th of the year, gave the Rangers a 4-2 lead.
The Rangers plated another run in the sixth on Murphy's RBI single that scored Leonys Martin for a 5-2 lead.
Holland left the game with two outs in the seventh after walking Bay, but Robbie Ross got Kyle Seager to pop out and end the frame.
Craig Gentry pitched around a two-out single in the eighth inning, while Joe Nathan threw a 1-2-3 ninth for his 16th save of the season.
"He's at his best when he can get you to chase some pitches and then lock you up with the fastball. Tonight, when he threw some balls across the plate, we were fortunate enough to put them in play," Texas manager Ron Washington said of getting to Hernandez.
Game Notes
Texas has won seven of nine from Seattle this season ... Holland improved to 8-2 in his career against the Mariners, and is now 3-0 at Safeco Field ... Hernandez has faced Texas more than any other team during his career, but is now just 12-18 in 36 starts against the team.


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If the Roman Catholic Church were a public company, its share price would have doubled in the past year and its CEO would now be in a strong position to ask the board for a raise.
This is more or less what The Economist implied last week when it published an article called "The Francis Effect," comparing the Pope to great turnaround CEOs "such as IBM's Lou Gerstner, Fiat's Sergio Marchionne, and Apple's Steve Jobs." The subhead of the article reads, "About to take over a crisis-ridden company with a demoralised workforce? Turn to a Roman case study."
Indeed, Francis' first year atop the RCC has been nothing short of a miracle. Since taking over for Benedict (a less than popular pope with a shady past), Francis has "succeeded in galvanising one of the world's stodgiest outfits." He turned around "the world's oldest multinational" whose "scandals were scaring off customers and demoralising the salesforce" and whose "recruitment was difficult despite the offer of lifetime employment in a tough economy." In addition, when Francis took over, the RCC's "finances were a mess," "leaked documents revealed the Vatican bank as a vortex of corruption and incompetence," and the firm's "board was divided and weak."
How Francis accomplished this turnaround (he now has an impressive 85 percent approval rating in the U.S.) wasn't by pulling any rabbits out of the papal hat but by merely employing a few well-known management principles, one of which is focusing on your core business. In the RCC's case, this means serving the poor. And here's how Francis set the tone for the RCC's return to its roots:
One of his first decisions was to forsake the papal apartments in favour of a boarding house which he shares with 50 other priests and sundry visitors. He took the name of a saint who is famous for looking after the poor and animals. He washed and kissed the feet of 12 inmates of a juvenile-detention centre. He got rid of the fur-trimmed velvet capes that popes have worn since the Renaissance, swapped Benedict's red shoes for plain black ones and ignored his fully loaded Mercedes in favour of a battered Ford.
No matter what your core business, aspiring turnaround CEOs take note: being a so-called man of the people (or at least putting on the appearances of being one) can go a long way to ingratiating yourself with your employees and potential customers alike. In other words, there's no need to flaunt your cash and power in condos, threads, and wheels.
Another management principle Francis has used is "brand repositioning." And the most prominent example of how Francis has repositioned the RCC brand occurred in the summer of 2013 when he said, "If someone is gay and he searches for the Lord and has good will, who am I to judge?"
Which, according to the New York Times, "could not have been more different from [the views] of Benedict XVI, who in 2005 wrote that homosexuality was 'a strong tendency ordered toward an intrinsic moral evil,' and an 'objective disorder.' The church document said men with 'deep-seated homosexual tendencies' should not become priests."
Here, any CEO looking to make a PR pivot can follow Francis' playbook again, and take stock of how behind the times and out of touch with the people his or her predecessor was, and then speak out very publicly against that predecessor's view, making a hard left turn, if not a complete 180.
A third principle Francis has used is "restructuring." And to this end he's brought in a few helping hands to aid him, appointing "a group of eight cardinals ('the C8') to review the church's organisation and [bringing] in McKinsey and KPMG ('God's consultants') to look at the church's administrative machinery and overhaul the Vatican bank."
Here, aspiring CEOs should take caution. Although I don't argue with bringing in the C8 to shake up the RCC a bit, I'm not sure I agree with Francis' call to bring in so-called God's consultants. McKinsey, for one, hasn't quite had a sin-free existence during its lifetime. Exhibit A: Jeff Skilling, former Enron CEO, former McKinsey partner, and convicted felon. Exhibit B: Rajat Gupta, former Goldman Sachs board member, former McKinsey CEO, and convicted felon.
Nor has KPMG lived a life free of sin. Its employees have been involved in tax-shelter scandals and insider trading scandals and accused of being nothing but "used car salesmen" "who like to party."
Then again, who am I to judge?
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Read More: The pope as a turnaround CEO: The Francis effect (Economist) On Gay Priests, Pope Francis Asks, 'Who Am I to Judge?' (NYT) A Day in the Life of the Pope (Vault)
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