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An excellent post and thought Randy. Stopped me in my tracks and made me think, thanks for sharing
To borrow from Pharrell Williams' hit song "Happy:" It might seem crazy what I'm about to say…
But I really don't care if you're happy at work. In fact, I think all the hype about happiness at work is a bit misguided. Now, before you blow up my Twitter feed with negative feedback or blast me in the comments section of this article, let me explain.
I'm all in favor of being happy. Personally, I much prefer happiness over sadness. If I have a choice, I'll take happy every day of the week and twice on Sunday. When it comes to work, I'll take happy there, too. I'd much rather work with happy people than mean people, and I know I'm more productive, creative, and a better teammate at work when I'm happy.
But here's the deal…On the surface, all the talk about happiness sounds great. But If you aren't careful and discerning about what you hear in the media and popular culture, you'd think that happiness of employees should be the primary goal of every leader and organization. I don't buy it and here's why:
1. Happiness is a fleeting emotion largely dependent on external circumstances – Defining happiness can easily lead to a battle of semantics, but a common, basic definition of "happy" is: delighted, pleased, or glad, as over a particular thing (e.g., to be happy to see a person). I'm happy when I come home from work and my kids have straightened up the house or loaded the dishes into the dishwasher. When it doesn't happen (which is often), I'm not happy. Does that mean I love my kids any less? No. Is my life less fulfilled because I'm not happy? No. Happiness comes and goes, so it's not something I want to build my life around. Happiness is too dependent on circumstances beyond my control for me to make it my goal. However, I can control how I respond to the circumstances of my life and I can choose to have a positive attitude. There are many times when work and life deal us a crummy hand. We have to work overtime, business travel takes us away from important family events, or we make a mistake and get reamed out by the boss; none of those things make us happy. But if we have the right attitude and perspective on work and life, we can put those situations in their proper place and learn and grow from the experience.
2. Happiness should be a pleasant outcome of good leadership and organizational culture, not the goal – My job as a leader is not to make you happy. If that was the case, then I'd serve ice cream every afternoon and cater to your every need. No, my job is to help you develop to your fullest potential while accomplishing the goals of our team and organization. If I'm smart, I will lead in a way that builds your commitment to the organization and fosters engagement in your work. I'll also strive to create a culture that supports your health and well-being and makes your work enjoyable. Oh, and by the way, if you're happy as a result, then great! Your happiness is not my goal, but you're free to make it your own.
It is the very pursuit of happiness that thwarts happiness. ~ Viktor Frankl
3. Happiness is negatively correlated with meaning – It didn't take scientific research studies for Viktor Frankl to understand a fundamental truth: pursuing happiness as your primary goal is like a dog chasing its tail. Studies have shown that people who place more importance on being happy end up becoming more depressed and unhappy. Rather than happiness, we need to pursue meaning and purpose. Sadly, according to one study by the Centers for Disease Control, 40% of Americans either do not think their lives have a clear sense of purpose or are neutral about whether their lives have purpose.The same study also reported that nearly 25% of Americans feel neutral or do not have a strong sense of what makes their lives meaningful. Having purpose and meaning in life and at work increases overall well-being and satisfaction, improves mental and physical health, enhances resiliency and self-esteem, and decreases the chances of depression. As a leader, your efforts at helping employees understand and connect to the purpose and meaning of their work will reap more benefit than striving to make them happy.
4. Happiness is self-focused; true fulfillment in life (and work) comes from being others-focused – At its core, happiness is a pretty selfish motive when you think about it. Psychologists explain it as drive reduction. We have a need or drive, like hunger, and we seek to satisfy it. When we get what we want to meet the need, we're happy. However, lasting success and fulfillment in life comes from what you give, not what you get. The greatest example of this is Jesus and his demonstration of servant leadership. This ancient truth is echoed in contemporary research by Adam Grant, the youngest tenured and highest rated professor at The Wharton School. In his book Give and Take, Grant identifies three ways people tend to operate in their relationships: as givers, takers, or matchers. Not surprisingly, although givers may get burned occasionally, they experience higher levels of fulfillment, well-being, and success in life compared to takers or matchers. I've experienced it in my own life and seen it in the lives of others. Those who chase happiness as their primary goal tend to be the most selfish and unhappy people I know. Those who give to others tend to be the most fulfilled, joyful, and happy people I've seen.
Happiness is a great thing. As I said, I much prefer it to the alternatives. But when happiness at work becomes such a primary focus that organizations start having CHO's – Chief Happiness Officers – you know happiness has jumped the shark. Happiness at work is a byproduct of doing a good job in all the other fundamental areas of leadership, but it's misguided to make it our ultimate aim.
Feel free to leave a comment with your thoughts, opinions, or questions.
P.S. I originally published this article last week at LeaderChat.org under a different title. I thought the Leading with Trust audience would enjoy it as well.
An excellent post and thought Randy. Stopped me in my tracks and made me think, thanks for sharing
Frankly, I don't think we have to worry about management worrying about our happiness at work. It doesn't happen much anyway!
I thinks it all depends on how you define "Happy". I would define "happy" in life as being content. My advice would be to seek contentment in life and the marketplace will take care of itself. I do think this is very achievable in the marketplace if you first seek to live a life of contentment.
I think Andrew Carnegie is referring to the same contentment in his quote.
"If you want to be happy,
set a goal that commands your thoughts,
liberates your energy,
and inspires your hopes."
Andrew Carnegie
Randy, I could not agree more with your comments. Happiness or what we perceive as being happy are intrinsic values and are only derived on how we accept and process the events that occur. They shape and re-shape our paradigm as we either choose to remain in a fixed mindset or learn and expand our giving in a growth mindset.
Thank you for sharing, Frank.
I was always taught that we do our work as unto the Lord and it is the Lord we serve. The joy comes from serving the Lord and doing one's work unto Him. This is a way to be happy, have joy, and it just tends itself to finding good success.
Excellent points, Randy. If we spend more time focusing on developing and pursuing the purpose of the organization, I believe the organizational nonsense will dissipate and better engagement would happen. We need to focus on the right things. Just as self-centeredness isn't a good focal point, happiness likely isn't either. Let's focus on purpose and raise all up a level and happiness may even break out in the process! Thanks! Jon
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Good article spot on and timely.
I think many people confuse office/corporate perks with happiness. Many companies like Google offer fantastic working conditions, and perks to "keep their employees happy" but in the end this is really about retention efforts, and attracting talent. The scope of their job, balancing their workload, and rewarding successes is what makes most employees truly happy, not having a ping pong table in the break room.
As you said before, the definition of "Happiness" defines the conversation. The definition you chose is a valid, although partial one. I feel that using a more nuanced approach might be useful. As an example, in cognitive psychology Emotion is defined as a transient response to stimuli, while Dispositional Affect is a more stable, personality based predisposition. It´s a bit like the distinction between transient weather and overall climate.
Using these definitions, one could say that most of your criticism is directed to the pursuit of employee "emotional" happiness (ie transient reaction to "the leader serving ice cream"). However this is not what scholars and serious practitioners mean with "Employee happiness". Most serious research actually focuses on a more stable, meaning based, dispositional kind of happiness at work. In other words, characterizing the Happiness-at-work practice as looking for the pursuit of transient happiness is a straw man argument, as this field covers much more than that and explicitely aims at
Hertzberg's distinction between "satisfaction" and "motivation" also comes to mind… Anyways, thanks for the insightful post!
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Saturday night we had the privilege to be at the opening night of the "Innovations of Hobie" exhibit at the Surfing Heritage Foundation. The collective minds of all who attended were sufficiently blown.
No matter where you looked, genius was on display. From the Hobie CAT outside on the lawn, to board No.0000001, to the skateboards, snowboards, cross-sight golf, Hobie Hawks, to the walls lined with every advance in design throughout a 62 year history of handshaped boards.. oh, and that was before you walked into a room full of the greatest shapers in the world who turned out for the man named Hobie.
Even one of the most reserved surfers and shapers came out… Phil Edwards. We were lucky enough to get a quick word and photo with the elusive Mr Edwards and asked him what he thought.. "very nice." . We'll take it.
Big booms of laughter and the phrase "Do you remember…." rang all night long. Here is a slideshow that will give you a taste of what we saw… Enjoy!!
The Innovations of Hobie will be open to the public April 29 to July 15, 2012 everyday from 11:00am to 5:00pm.
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Brendan Newnam hosts a national public radio show called The Dinner Party Download produced by American Public Media. He's the author of a new CNN.com travel column called "The State I'm In." Follow him on Twitter @bnewnam.
San Francisco, California (CNN) -- A few weeks back I went on a mancation to San Francisco. For the uninitiated, a "mancation" is a trip taken by a bunch of guy friends to blow off steam and remember why they are better off home with their families.
It usually involves drinking, general irresponsibility and one or two events that can later be distorted to make guy friends who didn't go on the trip jealous.
Well, I'm sorry to report that my recent mancation was a failure.
It had promise. I was meeting up with some old friends from high school. We've had our share of adventures over the years including one (outstandingly crazy) spooky night on the Danube in Budapest that involved a rave, a mild concussion and butchered chicken.
That history, combined with the fact that two thirds of our group had months-old babies at home, seemed the perfect kindling for a spark of adventure to take light in. But, from the moment I checked in to the affordable, practical Hotel Union Square, I knew something was amiss.
Normally, when it comes to accommodations, we fly by the seat of our pants. This imbues our outings with a sense of mystery: Are we going to sleep in the car? Are we going to splurge for swank digs? Are we going to go to jail? But, no, this time we booked in advance via the online clearinghouse Hotwire.
How it works is they give you cheap rates on rooms, but they veil the names of the hotels until you book. (Thought: Why hasn't anyone tried this for dating sites? Second thought: Don't answer that. ) The Hotel Union Square is what I call an H&M hotel -- after the fast fashion clothing chain that's made America look sharp on the cheap.
It's stylish, modern and young, but it feels slapdash and is missing the touchstones of true luxury. In fact, it feels kind of like you're staying in an iPod with exposed brick. There are nice amenities like a flat screen tv, decent beds, and free wireless, and odd amenities like a shower without temperature controls. Fortunately for me it was the right temperature, which meant I was clean, but every time I bathed I got thrown into an existential crisis about how I was perfectly average.
These practical accommodations aside, all the fixings were there for a debauched Friday night. But what did we do? We had a tasty, reasonably priced meal at Flour and Water in San Francisco's hip Mission District. We didn't even blow money on a cab. Instead we took the practical, easily navigable subway known as BART and then walked the last part by foot.
Flour and Water is a hot ticket. They keep half of their seats open for walk-ins, but even so there is often an hour wait -- just the right amount of time to have a few apertifs and spark mischief. But no such luck. We were seated in a perfectly reasonable thirty minutes. I hadn't even finished my first glass of wine when we were served our seared sardine with parsley root puree and our pizza with balsamic braised radicchio, taleggio and speck.
When the waitress brought out the wrong pasta (we ordered the rabbit and prosciutto tortelloni, but she brought out the rosemary maltagliati with juniper lamb sausage instead) I got a glimmer of hope that this could be the beginning of the fiasco, but instead she told us to keep it if we liked it...and the dish turned out to be the best thing we ate all night.
Despite getting a good night's rest, I had high hopes for Saturday. Yes we planned to hike Mt. Tamalpais in Marin County -- just on the other side of the Golden Gate Bridge -- a seemingly adult way to pass the time. But I happened to know of a few watering holes sprinkled around that beautiful landscape that would be the perfect places to set our weekend crooked.
First, we stopped at the Ferry Building Marketplace for breakfast, inch for inch, the greatest food hall in America. When I saw a basket of glistening donuts at the Pepples donut stall, I immediately ordered two, thinking it would set the tone for an unhealthy day of indulgence.
But no sooner had I stuffed one in my mouth that I saw that they were vegan. A vegan. Blueberry. Donut.
That kind of sums up the Bay Area and my weekend: Seductive and rich done as healthy and harmless as possible. Things weren't looking good.
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America is experiencing what the Secretary of Transportation calls a "streetcar revival." At least 20 cities, encouraged by the availability of federal TIGER grants, have expressed an interest in building new streetcar lines. Each week seems to bring a new project: Kansas City now envisions a $101 million, four-mile line ready by 2015; Indianapolis began to contemplate two miles of downtown track in late summer; just a few days ago Providence scheduled several public meetings for its $126 million concept. The list goes on and on.
The renewed interest forces the question of why America abandoned its streetcars in the first place. The short answer, of course, is the rise of the automotive engine. Streetcars ruled city streets in the late 19th century — propelling the growth of early suburbs — and in many places continued to dominate urban travel through WWII. But in the end the personal car and the transit bus, with the flexibility to go where they pleased, largely won the day.
Still some streetcars survived, if barely. A small handful of cities, such as Philadelphia and Boston, maintained short streetcar lines beyond the 1950s, largely because they traversed tunnels or rights-of-way that buses could not. San Francisco's streetcar system wasn't totally abandoned, but it fell largely out of favor following the mid-century introduction of PCC (Presidents' Conference Committee) cars, which looked like buses. Buses also looked like buses, and didn't require a fixed track to run on. The city's cable-car system also survived, but only as the result of a strong activist effort to save them.
Still, the mere fact that streetcars not only escaped extinction but are now mounting a comeback speaks to the transit mode's allure. The country's oldest continually operating line may offer some insight into this survival-turned-revival. That's the St. Charles Avenue streetcar line in New Orleans, which has continued to clang since 1835. In the weeks after Hurricane Katrina, it was even pulled by horses. Today, it still glides along a grassy median on the avenue, through the city's Garden District and toward the French Quarter.
The line's unique right-of-way has something to do with its continuation. But charm has something to do with it too, writes Darrin Nordahl in his 2008 book, My Kind of Transit. Nordahl argues that people ride the St. Charles streetcar because it's an enjoyable experience. The car design inspires social exchanges, the pace seems to reflect the "gentility" of the Big Easy, and the history itself creates a natural nostalgia. "These consistent features of wonderment aboard the St. Charles streetcar — history, connection to the urban context, stimulation of the senses, and sociability through architectural detail — offer important lessons about providing a memorable transportation experience," he writes.
In other words, the old New Orleans streetcar is inextricably linked to the city it navigates. This sense of permanency is a big reason for the St. Charles streetcar's success. It's also something buses lack: because they can go anywhere, they belong nowhere. Writing about the St. Charles streetcar recently for Architect magazine, Wayne Curtis points out that the fixed status of the line has long had a way of attracting stable development in the corridor:
In New Orleans, transit and development have always gone hand in hand. It's home to one of America's earliest urban transit systems — in 1835, horse-drawn cars on tracks starting making the trip from Canal Street some five miles upriver to the new town of Carrolton, which was being carved out of old plantations. Those who established the St. Charles line implicitly understood TOD [transit-oriented development], even before the acronym came along. The backers assumed the line would trigger development, and among the boosters were those who sought to sell lots along the way. It worked. The Garden District (among other neighborhoods) was born.
This ability to "trigger development" may go a long way toward explaining the current streetcar renaissance. A recent study of the relationships between streetcars and development [PDF], sponsored by the Federal Transit Administration, found evidence that streetcar lines "positively affected the built environment, particularly in attracting new development or enhancing revitalization." Take, for instance, their positive impact on property values. Retail outlets within 200 feet of a streetcar line had a real-estate premium up to 167 percent; single-family homes (32 percent within 100 feet), apartments (45 percent within 1,320 feet), and offices (120 percent within 1,320 feet) felt a similar surge.
Of course that's not to say all the new projects are certain to succeed. Far from it. In a recent post at his blog The Transport Politic, Yonah Freemark argues that many of the proposed new streetcar lines suffer from limitations that render them no more efficient — from a transportation perspective — than the buses they replace. The most important of these conceptual flaws is a failure to provide streetcars with dedicated lanes that separate them from the general traffic flow. "This means that streetcars will be stuck in the same traffic as everyone else, making speed improvements impossible," Freemark writes.
The success of the general streetcar revival may be uncertain, but it doesn't look like the mode will fade in New Orleans anytime soon. If anything it stands to grow: this past June the city received a $45 million federal grant for a streetcar extension expected to begin service next summer.
Mayor Ed Koch wanted a family-friendly attraction for Lower Manhattan. But this 1983 icon of yuppie-era NYC was swept off course by changing tastes.
To rein in traffic-snarling new mobility modes, L.A. needed digital savvy. Then came a privacy uproar, a murky cast of consultants, and a legal crusade by Uber.
The Union of Concerned Scientists estimates that the environmental impact of Uber and Lyft rides is 69% worse than the transportation modes they replace.
The new book Golden Gates details how California set itself up for its current affordability crunch—and how it can now help build a nationwide housing movement.
Tired of waiting for the city to fix their street, residents of the Irish Channel neighborhood furnished their pothole and listed it as an Airbnb rental. It worked.


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With a forecast for Sunday of wind gusts reaching up to 50 mph, it's unlikely Billings and his three teammates will get to jump, he said.
Nevertheless, they'll be donning blue and orange jumpsuits and sitting near their headquarters at the Longmont airport before the Denver Broncos playoff game against the San Diego Chargers, just in case.
"We don't plan to cancel anything until the deadline," Billings said.
Billings, a veteran of more than 13,000 skydiving jumps, said his team has been landing into the Broncos' stadium before games since 2009.
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Even her mom told the magazine her daughter was never really a people person and just liked being outside with animals. And her best friend Ivey Childers (of the Nashville Ivey Cake bakeries) described her pal like this: "She was never super-outgoing. And she doesn't feel the need to overcompensate now." So at least Underwood knows who she is and is fine with it.
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|Eli and Florence Cayemberg nee Villers
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PULASKI, Wis. - Eli Cayemberg, 77 Pulaski, died suddenly Monday night after a heart attack at his home here where he had lived the last 30 years.
Born in Rosiere July 1, 1861, he had operated a general store, a cheese factory and a blacksmith shop here. He was treasurer for 12 years of Lincoln school. Mr. and Mrs. Cayemberg had been married 53 years on April 24.
Surviving are his widow, nee Florence Villers; seven sons, Frank and Walter, Pulaski; Martin, Green Bay; Henry, Manitowoc; Felix, Ensign, Mich.; Wilfred, Manitowoc; and Pat, Green Bay; three daughters, Mrs. Russel Anderson and Mrs. Harvey Moureau, Green Bay, and Mrs. Eli Cravillion, Luxemburg; 31 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 10 o'clock Friday morning at St. Edward and Isadore church in Flintville. Burial will be beside the body of his daughter, Mrs. Emily Guillette, in the Flintville cemetery."
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Fangame development will be completed
I will be finishing the Amper Sands boss as well as adding one final level and one final boss. I believe this to be the bare minimum for qualifying Fangame development as "finished".
During this process I will certainly be wanting more beta playtesting. However, things will not be run the same way they have in the past. Beta releases will not be nearly as frequent as they were before. I will only release beta builds for testing after large portions of design have been implemented. No more of this "new build with every tiny change" nonsense. If you're interested in playtesting for Fangame, let me know. Please be advised, however, that you do need to be well versed in IWBTG-style games as Fangame is very, very difficult and you will not be a very effective or useful playtester if you are unable to handle the challenges the game has to offer.
I'm also going to be needing active moderators for the forum. I've currently closed registration to prevent spambots from flooding the boards, but I'll need to reopen registration so that new players and fans can use the forum. I'll need mods to keep an eye on the boards and make sure spam is eliminated promptly and troublesome accounts are banned. Let me know if you're interested in being a mod. Mod positions are only available to people I already know and trust, so if I don't know you, don't even bother asking.
I apologize for abandoning this project in the first place. I know many of you really like Fangame The Game, and it's a special project to me as well, so I'd say it's about time I get this thing finished.
Also note that certain parts of the game you may already be used to might be changed as well. Certain puzzles will be adjusted so that they less ridiculous. A great example of this is the D'ni number puzzle in the Amper Sands top level. The original idea was to provide a quote that the user could search for online and after some poking around would eventually be led to the translations of the symbols shown next to the buttons on the walls, which would then lead them toward solving the puzzle. This whole idea is nonsense for this kind of game and I am sorry I implemented it in this fashion. The rotated bridge segments and the buttons to turn them will still remain the same, but the solution to how to solve it will be far, far less obscure and vague, and will not require the player to leave the game to find out.
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- Easy switch simplifies switching fixed operators. The process applies by default but you can expressly request not to benefit from it. If you use the Easy Switch procedure you are authorising your new operator to organise the operator switch in your place.
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Jeff Holden joined Uber with many years of large-scale e-commerce experience and a deep passion for unlocking the true potential of cities. Now Uber's Chief Product Officer, Jeff spent nine years at Amazon, initially building the company's supply chain optimization technology from the ground up and ultimately serving as Senior Vice President of Worldwide Consumer Applications, responsible for all of Amazon's consumer-facing technology worldwide, including the creation of Amazon Prime. Jeff went on to found Pelago, a local discovery startup focused on helping people get the most out of their cities. Groupon acquired Pelago in 2011, and Jeff became its Senior Vice President of Product Management. Jeff's experience and passions culminate beautifully at Uber, where he leads teams to evolve the Uber experience through a wide array of products and features.
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Former England footballer Wayne Bridge has tied the knot with singer Frankie Sandford from pop group The Saturdays.
The pair were married at Woburn Abbey near Milton Keynes in a ceremony attended by her fellow bandmates Una Healy, Mollie King, Rochelle Humes and Vanessa White.
The happy couple were serenaded by boy band JLS, who reunited for a special performance, the Daily Mirror said.
Bridge, 33, the ex-Chelsea left back, and Sandford, 25, have a son, Parker, who was born last year.


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Gender equality is fundamental to sustainable development and to attaining the United Nations Millennium Development Goals, including the eradication of poverty and hunger. This is the aim of gender mainstreaming, which focuses on shifting the existing power relationships, and bringing the roles and needs of women and men high on the development agenda.
Although nature is equally important to all of us, women and men use it in different ways, have different knowledge about it and have access to different natural resources. At the tenth meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), currently taking place in Nagoya IUCN's Global Senior Gender Adviser Lorena Aguilar, explains more:
But in order to make sure that both men and women are taken into account in conservation efforts, we first need to focus on those that are less empowered: women.
Women make up 70 percent of the world's poor and provide up to 80 percent of food in developing countries, yet their voices are rarely heard when decisions are made on agriculture and the environment. In India, women provide 75 percent of labour for transplanting and weeding rice, yet fewer than 10 percent actually own land. An analysis of credit schemes in five African countries found that women received less than 10 percent of the amount of credit awarded to male smallholders.
According to the United Nations official 2010 report on progress made towards development, "Gender equality and the empowerment of women are at the heart of the MDGs and are preconditions for overcoming poverty, hunger and disease. But progress has been sluggish on all fronts—from education to access to political decision making."
Gender is also present at the CBD meeting in Nagoya. IUCN wants to make sure that progress is made in Nagoya so that gender considerations are taken into account by the Parties in their post-2010 plan to halt biodiversity loss.
"This is just the beginning of a long process," says Lorena Aguilar. "But we have always been very strong and we will make sure that our efforts will succeed."
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The Houston Dynamo and Sporting Kansas City played to a 0-0 draw Friday night in the opening game of the Disney Pro Soccer Classic at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex. It was the first time the two squads met since Houston defeated Sporting 2-0 in last year's Eastern Conference final.
Chances were hard to find for the Dynamo, which featured a starting lineup including ten returning players. Dynamo midfielder Brad Davis made his first game appearance after suffering a torn quad in last year's Eastern Conference title game.
Sporting's C.J. Sapong nearly scored in the 18th minute as he extended his leg attempting to reach a cross from Chance Myers that rolled swiftly through the center of the penalty area. But Sapong didn't get enough of it to threaten the Dynamo goal.
Kansas City had a better chance in the 25th as Kei Kamara broke away on the left flank and carried the ball into the box. Kamara's shot hit goalkeeper Tally Hall high in the chest, as Hall was in good position on the near post to thwart the former Dynamo striker.
Sporting's Matt Besler nearly struck seven minutes later, but his header off a Graham Zusi's corner kick dribbled just past the far post.
A minute later, Will Bruin produced the best goal opportunity in the first half for Houston. The second-year player ripped a strike from near the top of the box that forced goalkeeper Jimmy Nielsen to dive far to his left for a great save.
Neither club made any substitutions at halftime as both coaches sought longer minutes for their returning players with the regular season drawing near.
Trialist Warren Creavalle, playing near his college home at the University of Central Florida, created a Dynamo threat in the 52nd minute. The defender broke forward and found Alex Dixon in front of the penalty area. Dixon took a shot that was deflected into the air towards Creavalle, who sent a shot wide of the goal.
Hall produced another fine save save three minutes later, as Zusi's corner found Sapong, who headed it hard and low toward the goal, but Hall kept it out.
Houston's best chance of the second half came in the 86th minute. Davis, who led the league with 16 assists in 2011, curled in a beautiful corner to Geoff Cameron. The defender's header required Nielsen to fall to his right to make the save.
The Dynamo will resume action on Sunday when they meet Vancouver Whitecaps at 12 noon CT.
Houston Dynamo vs. Sporting Kansas City
February 24, 2012 – ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex
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HOU – Adam Moffat (Professional Foul) 81
Houston Dynamo – Tally Hall; Warren Creavalle, Bobby Boswell, Geoff Cameron, Corey Ashe; Alex Dixon (Emerson Sato 68), Adam Moffat, Luiz Camargo (Brian Ownby 77), Colin Clark (Brad Davis 77); Brian Ching (Macoumba Kandji 61), Will Bruin (Cam Weaver 71).
Sporting Kansas City – Jimmy Nielsen; Chance Myers, Aurelien Collin, Matt Besler, Seth Sinovic; Kei Kamara, Luke Sassano (Paulo Nagamura 64), Roger Espinoza, Graham Zusi, Bobby Convey (Jacob Peterson 75); C.J. Sapong (Soony Saad 77)


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Google Music will allow the Web search leader to do the same by letting consumers access music from various Internet-connected devices and easily share tracks with friends.
But analysts said the lack of soundtracks from Warner Music – a major label whose artists include Led Zeppelin and Prince, among others – will limit the appeal of Google Music.
"They've got to get that catalog filled pretty quickly," said Mike McGuire, an analyst at industry research firm Gartner. "It's a launch, but it's kind of like a work-in-progress."
Google Music was unveiled at a splashy event at the Mr. Brainwash Studios in Hollywood, California on Wednesday.
Google has negotiated U.S. deals with three of the four major music companies: Vivendi SA's Universal Music Group; Sony Corp's Sony Music Entertainment; and EMI. It has also signed deals with the increasingly influential independent label group Merlin and London-based Beggar's Banquet label group, home to the year's biggest selling artist, Adele.
Analysts say selling online music is unlikely to provide much of a lift to Google's revenue. But they say Google needs to be in the market to ensure that its Android-based mobile efforts can match offerings from competitors.
Android is the world's No. 1 smartphone operating system, powering about 200 million devices worldwide. But without a music service, Android-based smartphones and tablets may not be as attractive to consumers seeking a product that offers a seamless media experience.
And with music storage increasingly moving to remote Internet servers in "the cloud" rather than on the device itself, companies like Google and Apple have a way to keep users locked in to their respective mobile services, said BGC Partners analyst Colin Gillis.
"Everyone is using music and media as a jail. Ultimately, this stuff is going to be stored in the cloud and it becomes harder and harder to switch systems," he said.
To help jump-start the new music store, Google said it will offer one free song for consumers to download every day.
Google will also allow consumers to share purchased songs with friends on the Google+ social network. The feature will give users of Google+ a "free, full-play" of songs purchased by their friends.
"Recommendations from friends are the single most important way that people discover music and we think that this feature has the potential to really transform purchasing behavior," said Zahavah Levine, Google's director of content partnerships for Android, at Wednesday's event.
Music executives said that even though sales have struggled in recent years, music usage has never been more popular on different types of formats like social networks and mobile devices.
Facebook, the world's largest social network, unveiled a tab in September through which music services like Spotify, Rdio and MOG enable Facebook users to share music. Amazon has also long been a major music retailer and has a music locker service
Earlier this year, Google unveiled the Google Music beta, which allowed users to upload their music to Google servers, and access the music from multiple devices.
Shares of Google, which finished Wednesday's regular session at $611.47, were up 72 cents in after-hours trading.
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – By Lisa Richwine and Alexei Oreskovic(Reporting by Lisa Richwine in Los Angeles, Yinka Adegoke in New York and Alexei Oreskovic in San Francisco; Editing by Gerald E. McCormick, Bernard Orr and Richard Chang)


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West Brom heaped more pressure on new Manchester United manager David Moyes with a shock 2-1 win at Old Trafford.
Swansea 1 - 2 Arsenal Man Utd 1 - 2 West Brom A Villa 3 - 2 Man City Hull City 1 - 0 West Ham Southampto 2 - 0 C Palace Fulham 1 - 2 Cardiff Tottenham 1 - 1 Chelsea
United - thumped 4-1 by rivals Manchester City last weekend - had hit the crossbar through a first-half header from Anderson, but Old Trafford was left in stunned silence when Morgan Amalfitano scored a superb solo effort after 54 minutes.
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The on-loan Marseille midfielder collected the ball on the half-way line, surged past both Michael Carrick and Rio Ferdinand before coolly chipping goalkeeper David de Gea as the travelling Baggies fans dreamed of a first away win over Manchester United since 1978.
A curling free-kick from Wayne Rooney which floated through the penalty area and into the far corner levelled three minutes later, only for the visitors to again go on the offensive as Jonas Olsson's header hit the crossbar.
De Gea saved a 25-yard free-kick from Amalfitano, before he was beaten again when England Under-21 international Saido Berahino converted the midfielder's through ball in the 67th minute.
Substitute Marouane Fellaini's conversion from Nani's cross was correctly ruled out for offside and Boaz Myhill saved from Carrick as United suffered a shock home defeat.
Manchester City also came unstuck as they went down 3-2 at Aston Villa following a second-half rally by Paul Lambert's men.
Yaya Toure slotted home following a corner just before half-time to put City ahead.
Villa - thrashed 4-0 at home by Spurs in the Capital One Cup on Tuesday night - levelled through Karim El Ahmadi on 51 minutes, despite replays suggesting the Morocco midfielder was offside.
City, though, were quick to respond and lead again when Edin Dzeko bundled in a corner five minutes later.
However, Villa were level when Leandro Bacuna clipped in a 20-yard free-kick in the 73rd minute before going ahead seconds later with another quick goal as Andreas Weimann got on the end of a long ball to beat Joe Hart and complete a miserable afternoon for the Manchester clubs.
Arsenal are two points clear at the top after an Aaron Ramsey-inspired 2-1 victory over Swansea.
In-form Ramsey teed up Serge Gnabry for the 58th-minute opener, before scoring his eighth goal of the season just four minutes later to seal the win and Arsenal's 12th consecutive victory on the road in all competitions.
Swansea gave as good as they got during a tight first half, and Ben Davies pulled back what proved to be a consolation for the home side.
In the lunchtime kick-off, Chelsea fought back to deny second-placed Tottenham victory as John Terry's header earned a 1-1 draw at White Hart Lane, where Fernando Torres was controversially shown a red card.
Tottenham dominated the first half and took the lead through Gylfi Sigurdsson, but Terry - one of the personalities with whom Andre Villas-Boas clashed when in charge at Stamford Bridge - powered in a header on 65 minutes set up what looked to be a thrilling finish, which was overshadowed somewhat when, with nine minutes left, referee Mike Dean showed the lively Torres a second yellow card for jumping into Jan Vertonghen with his elbow when replays showed there was no contact.
Cardiff heaped more pressure on Fulham manager Martin Jol as a stoppage-time strike from Jordon Mutch earned the Welshman a 2-1 win at Craven Cottage.
Steven Caulker headed the visitors into a 12th-minute lead, but Fulham levelled through a 25-yard effort from substitute Bryan Ruiz on the stroke of half-time.
Just when the match seemed to be heading for a draw, Mutch cracked in a superb winner from 25 yards as the boos rang out on the banks of the Thames following a fourth league defeat in the opening six matches.
Hull beat West Ham 1-0 at the KC Stadium.
Robbie Brady converted a penalty on 12 minutes after what looked minimal contact from Irons defender Joey O'Brien.
Both sides hit the woodwork in what was an open game, but West Ham manager Sam Allardyce was again left fuming when two claims for handball were waived away by referee Kevin Friend in the second half.
Southampton maintained their promising start with a 2-0 victory over struggling Crystal Palace at St Mary's Stadium.
The Eagles, with just one league win so far, felt they should have been given a penalty in the first half when Maroune Chamakh went clear through and tumbled under a challenge from goalkeeper Artur Boruc - only to be shown a yellow card for diving.
Saints, who won at Anfield last weekend, took hold of the match with two goals in as many minutes following the restart.
Club-record signing Dani Osvaldo opened his account two minutes into the second half when he lashed in Adam Lallana's pass, before England forward Rickie Lambert crashed in a 25-yard free-kick off the woodwork as as Mauricio Pochettino's well-organised outfit moved up into the top four.
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But here's the deal: We need more of this. Cartoonists, all you need to do is remember back to your own young adult life, and you know this to be true. Ours is a craft with few formal schools of instruction...and even among them, every graduate could benefit from the insights a pro could provide. Cari hails from SCAD, one of the best cartooning schools in the world, but she (and I!) learned a huge amount watching Dave work. The truth is, cartooning is a weird amalgamation of skills: A cartoonist is a writer, director, casting agent, costumer, stage manager, set and lighting designer *and* actor in these little, 2-D performances. And young cartoonists can't be expected to master all of those easily. They need and deserve a helping hand to skip them through years of trial-and-error.
Tonight, as I write this, I'm hit by a really strong conviction that it's our job, as artists, to pay it forward to that next generation.
Growing up, I would've done anything for an internship or one-on-one sit-down with a newspaper comic strip cartoonist. It was everything I wanted in a career, but it seemed like they had some elusive, locked-away career knowledge, and that there was no clear path on how I could attain it. It shouldn't be like that. For those of us who've been blessed enough to find a career in cartooning, we owe it to the craft to pass along what we've learned.
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Tennessee Military Records
This entry was originally written by Wendy Bebout Elliott, Ph.D. FUGA for Red Book: American State, County, and Town Sources.
Numerous Internet sites are available for Tennessee soldiers (for all ethnic groups) from the Civil War through Vietnam. In addition to sources cited on page 9, another website is www.tennessee-scv.org for Confederate soldiers.
Tennessee began granting pensions for military service to resident Confederate veterans in 1891 and to veterans' widows in 1905. The TSLA has the applications and many additional records relating to military and naval service during the War between the States on microfilm. Indexes for Revolutionary War pensioners; muster rolls for soldiers of the War of 1812, Indian wars of 1818 and 1836, Mexican War, Civil War, and Spanish-American War; and service records for Tennesseans who served during the Mexican War and Civil War (both Confederate and Union) are among the archives' collections.
Considerable material exists in the manuscript collection at the state archives. Their Register Number 10 includes an index and list of some holdings for Confederate and Union soldiers. A valuable source is the Confederate and Union veterans' questionnaires sent by the Tennessee Historical Committee. Containing details about military and personal data, these have been published without index in five volumes in Gustavus W. Dyer and John Trotwood Moore, Tennessee Civil War Questionnaires (Easley, S.C.: Southern Historical Press, 1985). An unpublished index is available at the state archives.
A card index to the Confederate Veteran magazine and a card index to Lindsay, Military Annals of Tennessee(Confederate), are maintained in the state archives, as are National Archives indexes for service in the Revolutionary War, War of 1812, Mexican War, and hundreds of monographs concerning the War between the States.
FamilySearch.org has a variety of collections available for free online:
- Tennessee, Civil War Service Records of Confederate Soldiers, 1861-1865
- Tennessee, Civil War Service Records of Union Soldiers
Printed sources abound in the state for military service and pension records. A few are the following:
- Allen, Penelope Johnson. Tennessee Soldiers in the Revolution: A Roster of Soldiers during the Revolutionary War in the Counties of Washington and Sullivan, Taken from the Revolutionary Army Accounts of North Carolina. 1935. Reprint. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1967.
- Armstrong, Zella. Some Tennessee Heroes of the Revolution. 3 parts. Chattanooga, Tenn.: n.p., 1933'35.
- . Twenty-four Hundred Tennessee Pensioners'Revolution, War of 1812. Chattanooga, Tenn.: n.p., 1937.
- . Tennessee Soldiers in the War of 1812: Regiments of Col. Allcorn and Col. Allison. Chattanooga, Tenn.: Tennessee Society U.S. Daughters of 1812, 1947. Taken from the Tennessee State Archives photostats of original records in Washington, D.C.
- Brewer, Alberta, and Carson Brewer. Divided Loyalties: Fort Sanders and the Civil War in East Tennessee. 1963; Reprint. Knoxville: East Tennessee Historical Society, 2002. This third edition includes new maps, illustrations, and appendixes. Details people who lived and fought and community struggles.
- Lindsley, John B. The Military Annals of Tennessee. 1886. Reprint. Spartanburg, S.C.: Reprint Co., 1974.
- McCown, Mary Hardin, and Inez E. Burns. Soldiers of the War of 1812 Buried in Tennessee. Johnson City, Tenn.: Tennessee Society U.S. Daughters of the War of 1812. 1959. Reprint. Johnson City, Tenn.: Overmountain Press, 1977. A standard published source on the subject of Tennessee soldiers.
- Mills, Gary. Civil War Claims in the South: An Index of Civil War Damage Claims Filed before the Southern Claims Commission, 1871'1880. Laguna Hills, Calif.: Aegean Park Press, 1980.
- Sistler, Byron, and Barbara Sistler. 1890 Civil War Veterans Census'Tennessee. Nashville: Byron Sistler and Assoc., 1978.
- Special Presidential Pardons for Confederate Soldiers: A Listing of Former Confederate Soldiers Requesting Pardon from President Andrew Johnson. 2 vols. Signal Mountain, Tenn.: Mountain Press, 1999.
- Tennessee Civil War Centennial Commission. Tennesseans in the Civil War, A Military History of Confederate and Union Units with Available Rosters of Personnel. 2 vols. 1964'65. Reprint. Nashville: Civil War Centennial Commission, 1981'84.
- Tennessee State Library and Archives. Index to Tennessee Confederate Pension Applications. Nashville: State Library, 1964.
- Wright, Marcus J. Tennessee in the War, 1861'65. Lists of Military Organizations and Officers from Tennessee in Both the Union and Confederate Armies... New York, 1908.