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Bill Schuchardt had planned on going to Salem to get his foot in the door as a head coach. He ended up building his legacy there.
Bill Schuchardt had planned on going to Salem to get his foot in the door as a head coach.
He ended up building his legacy there.
"I was told it was going to be a stepping stone, but it was a foundation," Schuchardt said of his time at Salem.
That time is apparently over, as Schuchardt has resigned as Salem football head coach, ending a record-breaking 32-year run in that position.
Schuchardt, age 62, this week submitted his resignation as coach, pending board approval. The Salem Board of Education is expected to act on his resignation at its next scheduled meeting on Feb. 21.
Meanwhile, an opening for Salem football head coach has been posted for the first time since the first Ronald Reagan administration.
Nicknamed "Schu," Schuchardt has served as Salem head coach since 1981. According to the Missouri State High School Activities Association he has compiled a record of 255-91 in 32 seasons.
During that time the Salem Tigers captured 14 South-Central Association (SCA) championships, 16 district championships, five Final Four appearances and two berths in the Missouri state championship game.
Salem finished runner-up in the Show-Me Bowl's Class 3 Championship Game in both 2000 and 2002. He coached both of his sons, Jeff and Joe, in the Show-Me Bowl.
He is the winningest coach in the history of Salem and SCA football and in 2002 was named to the Missouri Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame.
Schuchardt resigned his duties as teacher and athletic director following the 2011-12 school year, and in 2012 was solely a coach in the program.
Last year he and his wife, Karen, purchased a home and moved to the Destin, Fla. area, where Karen's parents live. The couple returned to Salem during the 2012 football season and have since returned to Florida.
During his time at Salem, Schuchardt used the offensive philosophy he believed in most – the wishbone – and piled up monsterous rushing numbers. Even in recent seasons, when pass-dominated spread offenses have been the rage in both high school and college programs, the Tigers stayed true to the 'Bone.
Over the years Schuchardt had several chances to move on to bigger high school programs. But he stayed put.
"I love the program, the kids, doing games" he said of Salem. "I just like high school football.
"I liked the guys I worked with there, Tom Dillon especially. The community accepted Karen and me. It was a lot of fun. In my 32 years of coaching there I had three parents complain to me. I was in a good situation. And the kids were hard-nosed and fun."
"It's not easy for him," said Superintendent of Salem Schools Steve Carvajal said of Schuchardt leaving Salem.
"I think he still wants to coach. I my opinion he's a living legend. He's absolutely a class act. And it will not be easy to replace him. Whoever replaces him will face some very unreal expectations."
Carvajal said there is a scenario that could have Schuchardt serve one more season as Salem head coach. Because Schuchardt was employed solely as a football coach this school year, there currently is no teaching position open to place a potential new football head coach in.
Carvajal said Schuchardt is willing to coach another year if a suitable replacement is not found. He said he isn't sure if the current Salem football assistant coaches will want to return next season, or if any of them are interested in the head coaching job.
"I hope (they all come back)," Carvajal said of the assistants. "But it's too early."
Both of Schuchardt's sons are assistant coaches in the area – Jeff coaching with his father at Salem and Joe in Rolla. In the past neither have expressed interest in succeeding their dad as head coach at Salem. "You'd have to ask Joe and Jeff that," Bill said.
Schuchardt said he'll keep future coaching options open and admits it will be difficult leaving the sidelines for good.
"I don't know; the spread offense is pretty complicated for me but I'm learning it," he joked. "I think there will be some opportunities (in Florida) at some small schools.
"It's tough organizing my time. All my life has been in football. Now it's not part of my routine. It's different. I've talked to a lot of people about this. I've still got the competitive drive."
A 1972 honors graduate at Missouri Valley College, Schuchardt was a four-year starter there for head coach Ken Gibler, playing offensive guard his first two years before moving to defense for his final two seasons. In the 1971 Mineral Water Bowl Schuchardt was named the game's outstanding tackler. He was on the Missouri Valley squad that had the the distinction of winning the last MCAU championship and the first HAAC championship.
Schuchardt later earned his Master's Degree from Indiana State and began his coaching career as an assistant football and head track coach at St. Mary's High School in St. Louis.
He was named to the Missouri Valley College Athletic Hall of Fame in 2007.


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An IP address is a fascinating product of modern computer technology designed to allow one computer (or other digital device) to communicate with another via the Internet. IP addresses allow the location of literally billions of digital devices that are connected to the Internet to be pinpointed and differentiated from other devices. In the same sense that someone needs your mailing address to send you a letter, a remote computer needs your IP address to communicate with your computer.
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Decomposition of an IPv6 address from hexadecimal representation to its binary value.
An IP address serves the purpose of uniquely identifying an individual network interface of a host, locating it on the network, and thus permitting the routing of IP packets between hosts. For routing, IP addresses are present in fields of the packet header where they indicate source and destination of the packet.
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This story is part of Planet Money's series on money in politics. This post was originally published on March 30. It was updated on April 6.
Most of the nitty-gritty action in Congress happens in committees.
Not surprisingly, campaign contributions flow to members of the committees that big donors are really interested in — like, say, the ways and means committee, which oversees the tax code.
This makes a huge difference to lawmakers, who need a steady stream of donations to fund their re-election campaigns.
Both parties rank each committee for its fundraising potential. There are lists of the A, B, and C committees, and fundraising targets for the members. Those lists aren't public. Many lawmakers say these lists exist, but no one would give one to us.
So we created our own list, based on publicly disclosed fundraising numbers. At our request, Lee Drutman of the Sunlight Foundation, crunched data going back to the early '90s.
The analysis found that Ways and Means is the most valuable committee for fundraising. Lawmakers on the Ways and Means committee raise an extra $250,000 a year compared to the average Congressman.
The judiciary committee was the worst. Congressmen on that committee raised $182,000 less than the average Congressman.
Here's a list of the bottom three and top three committees:
One thing this graph doesn't show: The value of being a chairman.
Being a committee chairman carries huge power in Congress. Not surprisingly, it also leads to a huge fundraising boost. But the lawmakers who land these spots are expected to raise lots of money, and turn it over to the party, which spreads it around to other members.
"Where much is given, much is required," says Rep. Jeff Flake. "You're given dues, assessments, and if you're a senior member on committees that lend themselves to fundraising, and you're either a ranking member or a chairman, then you're expected to raise a lot of money. When you come up every two years to either retain your position or move to another committee, those things are certainly taken into account"
Santorum and those conservative activists have been discussing another candidate in the race. They want Newt Gingrich to drop out and back Santorum. That doesn't seem to be getting much traction with the Gingrich camp. One Gingrich adviser told The New York Times that Santorum's effort is, quote, "a joke." The former House speaker has repeatedly pledged to stay in the race until the Republican Convention.
In any case, surveys have suggested that if Gingrich did drop out, many of his supporters would turn to Romney, not Santorum.
Now, it costs a lot of money to win an election. In the House of Representatives, for example, it can cost anywhere between one million and $2 million to win a competitive seat, which means most lawmakers and candidates try to raise thousands of dollars every single day. One thing that makes it easier to raise money is being on the right committee.
Alex Blumberg from our Planet Money team joined NPR's Andrea Seabrook to investigate.
ANDREA SEABROOK, BYLINE: It's an open secret in Congress: If you're on the right committee, well-financed lobbies want to give you money.
ALEX BLUMBERG, BYLINE: Here is Arizona Republican Jeff Flake.
REPRESENTATIVE JEFF FLAKE: The difference between the fundraising potential when you're sitting on the Ways and Means Committee, or sitting on the Science Committee, there's a difference. There's a big difference.
BLUMBERG: The Ways and Means Committee covers the U.S. tax code - who gets tax breaks, who pays more. Every corporation in America concerned about the tax rate - which is a lot of corporations - is suddenly concerned with your candidacy when you're on Ways and Means. Science Committee can't compete with that.
SEABROOK: Although science isn't the worst. Here's former Democratic Congressman, Walt Minnick.
WALT MINNICK: Well, I don't know the worst committees - Government Reform, Ethics.
SEABROOK: Now, the leaders of both parties rank each committee for its fundraising potential. There are lists of the A, B and C committees, with fundraising targets for each type. Many lawmakers confirm these lists exist, but no one would give one to us.
BLUMBERG: So we found someone who could help us build our own list.
LEE DRUTMAN: What I was trying to figure out is: Can you statistically analyze the value of these different committee seats?
BLUMBERG: Meet Lee Drutman, a PhD and senior fellow at the Sunlight Foundation, a non-partisan group that researches money in politics. We asked Drutman to crunch fundraising data going back to the early '90s. And what his results showed it's true: Ways and Means is the best committee. Members on that committee bring in an estimated $260,000 more than the average congressman.
SEABROOK: Other winning committees: Financial Services, which deals with banks, insurance companies and Wall Street. It clocks in at $182,000 more per member - Energy and Commerce, which covers the oil and natural gas industry, $142,000 over the average.
BLUMBERG: And the worst committees: It's true Government Reform is bad, as are Education and Natural Resources. They all hurt your fundraising. But the very bottom spot belongs to the Judiciary Committee, which covers the federal courts and sentencing law. Members of Judiciary bring in a whopping $182,000 less in donations than the typical member. Here's Lee Drutman.
DRUTMAN: These are fundraising dogs because you don't have jurisdiction over issues that a lot of companies with a lot of money care about. So, if you're on the Education Committee, sure, education is an important issue, but there aren't a ton of companies with a lot of money who care that much about education one way or another.
BLUMBERG: And then there's leadership. According to Drutman, having a leadership position on a committee - any committee - will often bump up your fundraising by hundreds of thousands of dollars.
SEABROOK: And if you become chairman or ranking member of a powerhouse committee, an A committee, you bring in even more. Democrat Barney Frank became a leader on the Financial Services Committee in 2003. His fundraising shot up.
REPRESENTATIVE BARNEY FRANK: People would come to see me, and pay for the privilege of doing that.
SEABROOK: But there's on catch to getting on a good committee or taking a leadership spot.
FLAKE: Where much is given, much is required.
BLUMBERG: Jeff Flake, the Republican from Arizona, says once you get on a good committee or become a chairman, your party's leadership expects you to raise even more money, and then turn it over to them. Leadership then spreads that money around to other members in tight races who don't have such an easy time of fundraising for themselves.
SEABROOK: Remember that list of fundraising targets for A, B and C committees? Flake says leadership makes those targets pretty explicit.
FLAKE: You're given dues, assessments. And if you're a senior member of committees that lend themselves to fundraising and you're either a ranking member or you are the chairman, than you're expected to raise a lot of money.
SEABROOK: Or?
FLAKE: Or when you come up, you know, every two years to either retain your position or move to another committee, those things are certainly taken into account.
SEABROOK: Do they tell you this?
FLAKE: I think that's implied. I think it's pretty well-understood.
BLUMBERG: Still, most congressmen want to get on important committees, good fundraising committees - at least that's what the data seem to say. Drutman looked and which committees congressmen join and which ones they leave.
SEABROOK: The less-lucrative committees, lawmakers don't stay on very long, like Small Business.
BLUMBERG: Important to the economy, not much fundraising potential.
DRUTMAN: Small Business is not a committee that people like to stay on. Only 18 incumbents actually switched onto that committee, and 100 of them left. So what that tells me is that if you get on the Small Business Committee, you're probably a freshman or somebody who doesn't have much influence, and you want to get off that committee as soon as possible.
SEABROOK: On the other end of the spectrum, there's Ways and Means. No surprise: 53 members transferred to that powerful committee. But in the nearly 20 years he's studied, Drutman only found four instances of members leaving it.
BLUMBERG: In other words, once you're on a fundraising giant like Ways and Means, pretty much the only way you leave is if you're voted out of office or you die. I'm Alex Blumberg.
SEABROOK: And I'm Andrea Seabrook, NPR News.
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It filled the river in both directions as far as the eye could see and continued on for many miles. It was called the Great Raft, and it lived in the Red River, which lines the Texas-Oklahoma border and ends at the Mississippi River in Louisiana. It was an unusual sight: an enormous log jam that, depending on the account, stretched anywhere from 100 to 210 miles long. It's also the kind of thing you don't see in the North American wilderness any more.
It's unknown how old it was, but it was almost certainly caused by the natural migration of the river. Rivers are not the motionless, changeless squiggly lines that you see on maps. They shift across their floodplains, gradually, like a giant worm that takes millennia to squirm. Often, they even sever some of their curves and bends, leaving behind small lakes that look like a loop snipped off a length of ribbon. The Great Raft probably developed slowly as the river undercut its shoreline forestland, and the trees toppled in and accumulated.
In the 1830s, the federal government decided to open the Red River up for travel and commerce. It took them five years to remove the raft using steamboats and manual labor. But nature was stubborn — soon after they were done the raft began to regenerate, and within years it extended for miles all over again. The second removal attempt was interrupted by the Civil War and its surrounding political turmoil. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers returned to the project in the 1870s using crane boats and explosives, until it was finally completely cleared away in 1873.
Though a log jam may look like just a messy obstruction — piles of rotting wood laying in dirty water — dead trees can have an impact on the environment just as living ones do. Robert Gastaldo, a geologist at Colby College in Maine, studies the evolution of terrestrial plants and the ecology of eras long passed. He has also used historical records about The Great Raft as a basis for comparison for his research on log jams from millions of years ago. His best guess is that the Great Raft would not have been an impediment to the flow of water in the same way it was an impediment to human travel. The raft's removal would have slowed the river down because, without the squeeze from the logs, the water could move at a slower speed and still deposit its water at about the same rate.
The removal of the logs would likely have caused problems for fish that stay near the woody covering for protection. Records also show some small trees took root on the decaying wood. As the wood rotted it became like any other organic soil, Gastaldo says, and if a seed landed there it would have taken root, resulting in little trees growing on the floating remains of bigger trees. "It would've changed the ecology for sure," says Gastaldo of the raft's removal. "But who's to say it was for the better or for the worse?"
Any sign of the raft is long gone now. To the 19th century Army Corps of Engineers, the raft was just a roadblock that had to be removed. The landscape was deforested for agriculture after the Civil War, and much of the earth that had gathered under the raft was moved downriver into the Mississippi. Though Gastaldo notes that modern-day engineers know that log jams would impact the river flow and would take the overall impact into account.
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- Gastaldo's 2007 study using the Great Raft as an analog for an ancient log jam
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The Kirksville High School Lady Tigers basketball team continues to win and win impressively as they soundly thrashed Mexico High School Monday evening. Mexico was supposed to have a very good team and may very well have a good team but Kirksville went down there and won by 32 points so I think that says a lot about the quality team the Lady Tigers have.
The Kirksville wrestling team also looked impressive in beating a tough Moberly squad on Tuesday.
Interesting goings on in the baseball world as of late. The Kansas City Royals seem to have adopted a new overall plan which is to try to win now instead of their usual trend of putting the cheapest team they can on the field. Long time readers of this blog will remember me saying several times during the past baseball season that all the Royals needed was starting pitching. They finally have that and mortgaged part of their future to get it and spent more money than they usually do in the process. The Royaals acquired two outsanding starting pitchers from the Tampa Bay Rays last week in exchange for a package of minor league prospects. In addition to that the Royals signed Urban Santana who has spent the last several years with the Angels and is capable of being a dominant pitcher although he struggles with control at times. The Royals also locked up Jeremy Guthrie the only real front line starting pitcher they had last year to a long term contract which gives them four bona fide starting pitchers along with several other pitchers who can compete for the fifth starter. This will hopefully give the Royals offense the support it needs and they can stop being on the short end of all those high schoring games they have been a part of the last few years. A team can't expect to compete without good starting pitching and the Royals appear to finally have that.
The St. Louis Cardinals have been much more quiet this off season but didn't have a lot of needs going into the off season and the one need they did have which was for a lefthanded specialist was met by the signing of Randy Choate. I was saddened to learn the Cardinals were close to a trade with the Los Angeles Dodgers which would send utility infielder/outfielder Skip Shumaker to the Dodgers for the proverbial player to be named later but I understand Shumaker's desire for more playing time and more at-bats both of which he is likely to get in LA. It also reunites him with hitting coach Mark McGwire and is a better geographic fit for Shumaker whose home is in southern California. However, I've been watching Shumaker since 2005 when he first came up to the majors and will miss seeing him play. He still has a great deal of potential but circumstances have never been such that he could really show it.
Speaking of the Dodgers, they have certainly been busy during the off season as their payroll is now approaching the national debt. They now have eight starting pitchers under contract which could lead to one or two of them being dealt for bench help or they could be converted to relief pitchers. With the increase in payoll comes the pressure to win and win now so it will be interesting to see what the new richest team in baseball can pull off in 2013.
The NHL season looks more in jeopardy with the passing of each day. The sides appear to be no closer to reaching an agreement then they were two months ago and this season looks like it could be a total wash. This would mark the first time a major sport has lost an entire season to a labor dispute. As I have said before in this blog the dispute was caused by the owners locking out the players due to a situation the owners themselves created. The people who suffer from this silliness are the fans and the arena workers and others who depend on the NHL for their salary and for work during the winter months. One thing that has to be discouraging for the NHL is that there certainly doesn't appear to be much clamor from fans to start the season and get the work stoppage over with. One thing the NHL has to be prepared for is backlash from fans as they may very well decide to spend their entertainment dollars elsewhere when the work stoppage is finally over. Major League Baseball, the NBA and even the NFL dealt with that on some level when they had short work stoppages but the NHL is a little different in that the financial hit could impact the league on a much greater scale thus crippling the league even more than it already is. They already struggle for TV exposure and fan recognition and this mess certainly isn't going to help that.
Finally, I'm hearing rumors that at least one gym in the Kirksville area shows the Food Network on its TV's while people are working out. Isn't that self defeating? There's nothing like watching Deep Fry Mania or some show like that while doing ab crunches or watching Cake Boss while you are on the elliptical. I have a suggestion for those who are dealing with the conflicting emotions caused by working out while watching The Food Network: come to FKS Training located at 616 E. Shepherd Avenue. Not only is it an excellent place to reach your fitness goals but their TV's are tuned to ESPN or one of the news channels if golf is on because nobody wants to watch golf while they are working out. I got them to tune in The Price Is Right one day but they did it under protest and I had to pay extra for it. Check out their Web site at: http://www.fksfitness.com.
Now that I have most likely violated some sort of rule regarding free advertising in the Kirksville Daily Express I'm done. If I'm not fired or forced to watch The Food Network I'll be back on Friday with a look ahead to this weekend's sports action. Please continue to support the other blogs on this site and thanks as always for taking the time to read this one.
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Well, I see that people have figured out why I'm quitting AOSP.
There's no point being the maintainer of an Operating System that can't boot to the home screen on its flagship device for lack of GPU support, especially when I'm getting the blame for something that I don't have authority to fix myself and that I had anticipated and escalated more than 6 months ahead.
By the way, in this context, 'to escalate' means handing something over to your superiors so they can handle it. I believe this definition of the word is uncommon outside of the US.
The issue here is exactly what it sounds like: there are currently no factory images/binaries available for the latest Nexus device, the new Nexus 7. The problem is that the GPU in the new Nexus 7 is made by Qualcomm, a company which is incredibly hostile towards the open source community. This isn't the first time Qualcomm has sabotaged an AOSP launch - all Nexus devices with Qualcomm chips, the Nexus 1, 4, and the new 7, faced these problems.
Because he is apparently very good at pattern recognition, JBQ states that he already anticipated this issue six months ago, but that it hasn't been solved. A recent tweet from him is quite telling:
That feeling when lawyers sabotage the launch you spent 6 months working on? I haz it. Sad sad sad sad sad sad.
This is bad news for Google, and bad news for Android. JBQ has done an amazing job on AOSP, and I'm very sad to see him leaving his post. As of this moment, it's not yet known whether he will leave Google entirely or not.
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posted by Thom Holwerda on Thu 21st Dec 2006 22:29 UTC, submitted by John Mills
Jeremy Allison (of Samba fame) has resigned from Novell in protest over the Microsoft-Novell patent agreement, which he calls 'a mistake' which will be 'damaging to Novell's success in the future'. His main issue with the deal, though, is "that even if it does not violate the letter of the licence, it violates the intent of the GPL licence the Samba code is released under, which is to treat all recipients of the code equally." He leaves the company at the end of this month.


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The refectory belongs to ex-convent of S. Onofrio. The large fresco representing the Last Supper was painted by Perugino in 1490. This work was only discovered in 1845, when it was thought to be a minor fresco of Raphael, but today it is attributed by all to Perugino. Of notable interest is the background, while the characters appear distant and not in deep thought.
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When fourth grade classroom teacher McKinley Broome attended a morning assembly at Woodholme Elementary School, he had no idea that he was the guest of honor and that he would walk away with a $25,000 cash award. Surprised before students, faculty, staff, and elected officials at the Baltimore County public school, he graciously accepted the National Milken Award from the Milken Family Foundation and Maryland State Superintendent of Schools Dr. Nancy S. Grasmick.
Broome, an educator for six years, is free to use the cash prize in any manner he chooses. He will receive the actual monetary award, in addition to an all-expense paid trip to Los Angeles, California, to participate in the Milken Educator Forum held in the spring, which focuses on implementing solutions to America's pressing challenges in education.
"It is wonderful that this exemplary educator is one of 55 new teachers across the country to receive a Milken Educator Award," said Dr. Grasmick. "I am extremely impressed by McKinley Broome's long range instructional leadership and efforts. His visible dedication and enthusiasm for teaching Maryland's young – from providing professional development to his fellow colleagues to playing an intricate role in the elevation of MSA scores – are paramount to the undeniable success of Woodholme Elementary School's students. Mr. Broome continues to demonstrate his commitment to education through innovative instructional practices that increase student achievement, and leadership in mathematics and reading education."
Hailed as the "Oscars of Teaching" by Teacher Magazine, the Milken Educator Awards recognize the importance of outstanding educators and encourages talented young people to enter teaching. The largest teacher recognition program in the U.S., the Milken Educator Awards, provides public recognition and an unrestricted financial award of $25,000 to elementary and secondary school teachers, principals, and specialists, who are furthering excellence in education.
"McKinley Broome epitomizes the term "role model" because students connect with him on all levels. His charismatic personality helps him to effectively interact not only to students, but to parents and teachers as well," said Maralee Clark, Principal of Woodholme Elementary School. "His natural ability to inspire his students to love learning and go above and beyond expectations, as well as his innate ability to encourage colleagues to implement new strategies, set him apart from other educators. McKinley's educational accomplishments which stem beyond the classroom, like fostering positive relationships with his students and incredible rapport with their parents, demonstrate his dedication to help them succeed in many facets."
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Sturgis girl's hoops coach steps down
After five seasons at the helm of the Sturgis girls' varsity basketball team, Brian Beebe has stepped down.
"There wasn't one single factor that led to this decision, but I felt it was the right thing to step away early in the Spring so Mark Adams can find the next coach and continue building the program into an extremely important summer," Beebe said. "I began my first summer here on the last day of school and I didn't want the next person to find themselves in that same situation."
Despite a slow start, Beebe led Sturgis to its first district championship game appearance since 2006.
"We started this year very poorly from a win-loss perspective, but with no seniors, we stressed patience and it paid off. We ended the year going 6-7 in our last 13 games and, I felt, improved dramatically during that time, especially on the defensive end," Beebe said. "During that rough beginning to the season, you get a sense of who supports you and who doesn't. I can say that Mr. Adams was very supportive during that time and as a coach, you always appreciate having your Athletic Director in your corner. He knew the unfortunate amount of injuries we were dealing with and I appreciate that support from him."
Beebe coached at D-III Mount St Joseph and Heidelberg University, both in Ohio and was head coach at Glen Oaks CC before coming to Sturgis.


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21 May 2014
Sepang, 21 May 2014 – Malaysia Airports has many business partners including over 60 international airlines, that it supports at its 39 airports. When AirAsia as one of its key airline partners hauls the term 'bully' at it, the Malaysia Airports' management and staff take exception to the remark, as it has always supported and served all its partners professionally. In fact, Malaysia Airports has consistently gone the extra mile to help and support AirAsia, especially when AirAsia moved to klia2, to ensure that their migration was smooth and successful.
Amongst the help extended to AirAsia was to assign the airport's flight operations team to sit together with AirAsia's team to advise and guide them on the gate allocation system which was new to AirAsia when they moved to klia2. AirAsia's unfamiliarity with the system had caused close to 200 gate changes on its first day of operations at klia2, and resulted in great inconvenience to the passengers. By working with them hand in hand, we have managed to reduce the gate changes to less than 10 daily at present.
Another example of where Malaysia Airports had supported AirAsia was when it lent its staff and solicited for third-party resources to assist AirAsia with its manpower and equipment shortage to handle the arrival baggage delivery during its first few days at klia2. With this help, AirAsia had managed to stabilise the baggage delivery to be within the reasonable time frame to its passengers. It is possible that Tan Sri Tony Fernandes was not briefed by his operational team and was not aware of the support that Malaysia Airports had provided to his team, in calling Malaysia Airports a "bully". As stated earlier, Malaysia Airports and AirAsia have daily operational meetings attended by the Head of Departments (HOD), led respectively by AirAsia's CEO Aireen Omar and Malaysia Airports' Senior General Manager of Operations Dato' Azmi Murad.
In addressing AirAsia's branding woes, Malaysia Airports has provided sufficient branding opportunities to AirAsia including allowing the placement of its buntings at the check-in counters, table-top brand collaterals, as well as its corporate logo on the 80 FIDs (Flight information display) screens at the check-in counters allocated to them.
Malaysia Airports would also like to explain SITA's Common User Passenger Processing System (CUPPS), which includes the check-in systems at klia2. First, this is similar to that at KLIA-Main Terminal and serves as backup for each other. SITA is also the world leader that provides a more stable and secure check-in system and currently present in over 200 major airports globally. The SITA system enables optimal use of the check-in counters where any counter can be used by any airline. With the flexibility of this integrated system, airlines can shorten queues and thus waiting times.
In the objective of building sustainable partnership and mutual respect, which Malaysia Airports is working hard to achieve with the AirAsia operational team, we hope that AirAsia's leadership will demonstrate the right example towards this common objective. A small gesture will go a long way towards cementing a better relationship.


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Former La Plata County Democratic chairman and longtime Music in the Mountains board member James Donald Garofalo died Friday in Denver. He was 82.
Jim and (his wife) Pat retired to Durango to pursue a life of leisure, his family said of their move in the mid-1990s. Jim was not very good at leisure. He immediately jumped back into his volunteer work.
Garofalo, who had a 35-year career at Lockheed Missiles and Space Co., starting in contract analysis and working his way up to what his family called a top-security clearance and mysterious job responsibilities, generously shared his business experience with the organizations for which he volunteered.
He was active with the local Democratic Party for years, serving as chairman for a partial term and a full term from 2003 to 2005.
His real strength as chair was his knowledge of how politics work and how it takes adequate funding to run a proper campaign and run a party to get the message out, said Jean Walter, who has also served as party chairwoman and on the executive committee since the mid-1980s. He was so smart and savvy about the system. When he left, we were well into the black, and weve stayed there ever since.
His impact was equally significant at other organizations.
Music in the Mountains former President Jim Foster said: When I took over as president, we wanted to grow the festival fivefold, and we did. But to raise money, first we had to get an audit for grantors. Jim restructured the books and put everything in perfect order.
A music aficionado and son of an amateur conductor, Garofalo was an ardent supporter of the classical music festival in other ways, as well.
He had handled enormous projects at Lockheed, and he brought those skills to us, Foster said. He had a real knack for raising money.
Garofalo also served on the boards of directors of Kiwanis Club of Durango, Youth Baseball of Southwest Colorado, the Durango Adult Education Center and Tri-County Head Start.
He brought a business perspective and connection to other nonprofits in the area to our board, said Charlotte Pirnat, executive director of Head Start.
Garofalo had been involved in youth baseball much of his life, including serving as president of the Sunnyvale Metro Little League in California and organizing tournaments and serving as vice chairman for Youth Baseball of Southwest Colorado.
From our standpoint, he paved the way for many children in our area to play baseball, said Richard Roskow Roskowinski, executive director of Youth Baseball. He was instrumental in getting Kiwanis to support our Tee Ball program.
Everyone agreed about something else regarding Garofalo.
He had an enormous gusto and zest for life, Foster said. He never lost his sense of humor or positive outlook.
Garofalo was born to Sam and Rose Garofalo on Nov. 4, 1930, in South Pasadena, Calif., where he grew up.
He attended California Technical University and the University of California at Berkeley before serving in the Army in the Korean War, where he received the Purple Heart. Upon his return, he earned a bachelors degree in business administration from the University of California.
On June 23, 1962, he married Patricia Anne Farrell in Palo Alto, Calif.
Mr. Garofalo is survived by his wife of 50 years, Patricia Garofalo, of Durango; daughter, Lisa Garofalo, of Albuquerque; sons Brian Garofalo of Hemet, Calif., and John Garofalo of Pleasanton, Calif.; sister, Kathleen Burton, of Palm Desert, Calif; and six grandsons.


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My map that I made from the Microsoft Street's and Trips software is not real detailed but I think it gives some interesting clues as to the movements of the 4th and the 9th Regiments of Minnesota. I have wanted to do a comparison for quite some time.
Key to the Maps:
- Red Flags represented the 9th Regiment which was George Barclay's regiment.
- Turquoise Flags represented the 4th Regiment which was brother Alexander Barclay regiment.
- Purple Flags represented General Sherman and I confined myself to the Marches to the Sea and through the Carolina's.
Some of the flags have a tag with a date of that particular event or location. Some locations are on the way to a battle or to accomplish some goal known to the higher command. I was not able to pin down all locations given in the regimental histories and had to make choices because I was running out of room.
Tip: Click on the maps and they will open to a bigger size. You might have to adjust a little with another click. Don't forget to hit the back arrow to return to the blog.
Here is the map from George's 9th Regiment and General Sherman:
Comparing the two maps you see that there a lot more flags in turquoise than in red. At times it appears that the 9th and the 4th are right on top of each other but if you compare dates they are in the areas at totally different times.
The map below is the start of the Civil War for the 4th and 9th Regiments. Both brothers headed south at slightly different times.
The map below focuses on the states of Kentucky and Tennessee:
The map below shows a little more detail on Tennessee and movements into Mississippi:
The map below goes deeper into Mississippi and Louisiana for the brothers at different times:
This map shows the 4th Regiments marches through Georgia and the Carolinas which mirror those of General Sherman:
The 4th Regiment marches in the Grand Review in Washington D.C. in 1865:
The 4th Regiments heads home in 1865 and 9th soon follows:
This was a fun exercise and gives me an idea of what my great-grandfather George A. Barclay and his brother Alexander Barclay experienced. It is amazing that both George and Alexander came back alive.
In the next post we will add their father John Barclay's Civil War service to the mix. Fortunately he only served a short time toward the end of the war in a civil capacity as a carpenter.


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Though Durata Therapeutics Inc. has called Morristown home since its 2009 founding, the biopharmaceutical developer's executives are returning to their Chicago roots by relocating the firm's world headquarters to the Windy City's growing biotech hub.
In a statement, Durata CEO Paul R. Edick said "the idea of building a biopharmaceutical company in Illinois is important to us," and he noted the firm's executives are "quite familiar with Illinois' deep talent pool in the pharmaceutical and hospital sectors, (where) we look forward to recruiting many experienced employees to join our Chicago-based team over the coming years."
While Durata's move to Chicago will only result in New Jersey losing a handful of jobs and a tenant in one small suite of an office building in Morristown, the bigger loss for the state stems from the drug developer's long-term growth potential, as it raised $73.9 million from an initial public offering in July 2012 and plans to submit a new drug application for the lead antibiotic in its pipeline to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in the first half of 2013.
According to a spokeswoman for the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity, Durata told Illinois officials the commercialization of that skin infection treatment candidate alone will create up to 100 biotech jobs within the next three years. The drug developer has also promised to create at least 25 new jobs in Chicago and make at least a $3.2 million private investment in the state, in return for a $2.06 million corporate income tax credit over a 10-year period from Illinois' Economic Development for a Growing Economy incentive program, the spokeswoman said.
A spokesman for Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno said the state's Business Action Center —which leads efforts to keep existing businesses in New Jersey — was unaware Durata was considering relocating its operations until today's announcement, so the company was not offered any incentives to remain in the state.
"New Jersey has a strong and robust package of incentives for companies to move to and remain in New Jersey," the spokesman said in an e-mail. "Unfortunately, if a company fails to let us know they're considering a relocation, it's impossible for us to encourage them to stay."
According to a Durata spokeswoman, the company will sever its connections to New Jersey after the move, but will maintain its Connecticut office to handle regulatory business. While the spokeswoman said the company recognizes New Jersey's reputation as the nation's "medicine chest," she said "in terms of the talent pools, the recruiting efforts worked better for us in Chicago with the commercial side and Connecticut with the regulatory side than it did in New Jersey."
In a statement, Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn said Durata's decision to relocate to downtown Chicago is "a testament to Illinois' role as a hub for biotech innovation." Commerce Department director David Vaught echoed the governor's sentiment, noting the state "expect(s) the presence of such a promising startup will draw more investment and research activity here."
More than 3,400 companies employing a total of 80,000 workers presently comprise the state's biotech cluster, according to the Illinois Biotechnology Industry Organization. In comparison, a New Jersey biotech industry survey released by the trade association BioNJ in August found the state is home to 340 biotech companies employing an estimated 16,400 people.
In January 2011, Guadagno and Gov. Chris Christie began personally inviting business owners in the Land of Lincoln to relocate to New Jersey, and the governor launched an advertising campaign targeted at those Illinois companies to promote his commitment to not raise business taxes.


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Children's photography to be showcased at Zuzak Art Gallery
Central Missouri Community Action in Cooper County has been holding a program known as Photo Voice. Photo Voice is a participatory photography program that teaches middle school aged kids from diverse backgrounds how to advocate for positive social change in their community through pictures. A reception to showcase the photography was scheduled before the Christmas holiday but was cancelled due to a winter storm. The reception has been scheduled for January�17 at 6-7:30 p.m. at Zuzak's Wonder Store and Art Gallery located at 311 Main Street. Evan Melkersman, who has been instructing the program, said his experiences have been enjoyable and rewarding. "It is not every day that you get the chance to be a part of such a pivotal and potentially life changing program, like PhotoVoice. �This program offers kids a chance to be seen and heard. They each have a specific voice and with this program they are given the chance to�express�it," Melkersman said. After talking with community members support was gathered to begin the program. "I started the PhotoVoice conversations with community partners/members shortly after I started my work with CMCA back in April. �According to the early conversations I had with Shelli Adams and Missy Walker at LSE, the school was in need of more after school programs. �I knew PhotoVoice could meet this need and I knew I wanted to get it into the community as soon as possible. I received community support in a variety of ways. �The Boonville community really liked the concept of the program and�believed�it could have a long lasting impact on the kids and the community," Melkersman said. Melkersman said the ultimate goal of the project is to get these kids in front of groups like the school board and city council. �These groups, he said, hold the power to assist in making the kids' visions come to fruition. "I was highly impressed with the�commitment�the kids gave the program. �I remain hopeful that this program will continue to expand in the community and positive community change will be the result," Melkersman said.


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Mobile computing acquisition, wealth management merger, testing services agreement.
Honeywell International Inc., in Morris Township, today announced it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire mobile computing provider Intermec, in Everett, Wash., for approximately $600 million.
Financial planning services firm Brinton Eaton, in Madison, today announced it has been acquired by wealth management firm Mariner Wealth Advisors, in Leawood, Kan., to expand their wealth advisory team. Terms were not disclosed.
Technical consulting firm P3 Communications Inc., in Morristown, announced Friday it has entered into an agreement with wireless technology developer Qualcomm Technologies Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of San Diego-based Qualcomm Inc., to offer testing services and technical support to device manufacturers using their device validation services.
Florida-based child care provider Children of America Educational Childcare & Academy today announced it has opened a 10,078-square-foot school in Northvale to expand into northern New Jersey.
The Edison-based sales and distribution arm of power electronics supplier Fuji Electric Co. Ltd. today announced it will establish a corporate office in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on Jan. 1 to increase its business activities throughout Latin America.


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ECS P45T-A Review
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Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare is the successor to the Call of Duty crown. This iteration of the game is fought in many of the world's hot spots with modern armaments and firepower. You can play as either a US Marine or British SAS trooper. Since this game does not feature an in-game test, I will run through a section of the game and measure average FPS using Fraps 2.9.3.
Video Settings:
- Anti-Aliasing: x4
- Anisotropic Filtering: Max
- Texture Quality: Extra
- All settings Max
At stock, the board was a little behind, but when the overclocking power was thrown in, the P45 took over.


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Two local school plays open next weekend.
Two local school plays open next weekend.
Bronson students present "Honk!" March 16-17 and March 22-24 at Bronson Community Center. Tickets are $5 in advance or $7 at the door, and are available at Jr./Sr. High School office, Bronson city office or from cast and crew.
Mendon Community Schools will stage "Little Shop of Horrors" March 15-16 at Mendon Performing Arts Center. Tickets are $7 for adults and $5 for students. The play is not suitable for young audiences.
Watch the Journal for further details on these performances.


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Gaming Commission chairman Stephen Crosby has recused himself from today's hearing and all future decisions involving casino licensure in the Boston area.
BOSTON — Embroiled in controversy, Chairman Stephen Crosby was on the sidelines Thursday when the Gaming Commission decided that Boston does not qualify as a host community for proposed casinos in Everett and Revere.
The decision means the proposed casinos will not be subject to the approval of Boston voters. As a surrounding community, though, Boston can still negotiate mitigation agreements with the casino proponents.
"Host community status is based on geographic judgment," commissioner James McHugh said. "You look at where physically a casino's going to be."
Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh criticized the decision and said he hasn't yet decided on a next course of action. He plans to meet with his legal team Friday.
"The Commission's announcement seemed predetermined because after three hours of testimony, they only took 10 minutes to arrive at a decision," he said in a statement. "I have said — and I truly believe — that Boston is a host community to both sites, and I intend to continue to do everything in my power to protect our best interests. The people of East Boston and Charlestown deserve the opportunity to vote."
Shortly after calling Thursday's meeting to order, Crosby recused himself from the hearing and all future decisions involving casino licensure in the Boston area.
Crosby, while maintaining that he's committed no violations, said he's abstaining to prevent the appearance in impropriety. His impartiality has been questioned in recent weeks, with Walsh claiming Crosby is biased against the city's interests. Crosby landed in further controversy when he recently attended a Kentucky Derby party at Suffolk Downs, where Mohegan Sun hopes to build a casino.
Mohegan Sun is competing with Wynn Resorts' proposed Everett casino for the license in Region A, Greater Boston.
"Over the past several months, my behavior and judgment concerning the parties to the Region A decision has been questioned, sometimes in good faith, sometimes in bad faith," Crosby said before leaving the Boston Convention and Exposition Center. "Frankly, neither I nor any of the commissioners have any doubt about my ability to be impartial in the decision making process. But the compounding of these issues has now gotten to the point where my participation in the decision making process has become a distraction and a potential threat to our critical appearance of total impartiality."
McHugh chaired the meeting in Crosby's stead.
The Revere proposal was originally presented as a project that would sit in both the Revere and East Boston portions of Suffolk Downs. After East Boston voters rejected the proposal, Mohegan Sun reconfigured the plan so that the casino would sit only on the Revere side of the city line.
"There are lots of impacts for the city of Boston, but I agree those can be handled with surrounding community agreements," commissioner Gayle Cameron said.
Mohegan Sun attorney Kevin Conroy said the track and casino would be on legally separate properties.
"The entire Mohegan Sun facility is in Revere," Conroy said.
Representing Boston, Attorney Thomas Frongillo argued that in the original proposal, the casino structures would have been in East Boston, but both Boston and Revere were named host communities.
"The racetrack is inextricably linked," Frongillo said. "It is the leading feature of this proposal."
Frongillo argued that the Everett proposal is also fundamentally linked to Boston through access points and infrastructure.
He also claimed Wynn's plans to cross-market with TD Garden and Boston Symphony Hall are evidence that the casino would use Boston attractions as amenities.
Frongillo also referenced an investigator's recent report to the Gaming Commission that raised concerns whether convicted felon Charles Lightbody has a secret ownership stake in FBT Everett, a corporation that stands to profit from a casino-associated land deal in Everett.
"You don't have a gaming establishment at this point," he said, suggesting the application shouldn't go forward.
While some commissioners expressed concerns over FBT Everett, they said the issue is not directly related to the host community question.
"I do continue to be concerned about the land deal, but I view that as a separate matter," Cameron said.
Mohegan Sun and Wynn released statements Thursday evening pledging to work with Boston to reach surrounding community agreements.
The Gaming Commission's vote Thursday represented an agreement in principle. The commissioners will formalize the vote next week with a written report.
— Gerry Tuoti is the Regional Newsbank Editor for GateHouse Media New England. Email him at firstname.lastname@example.com or call him at 508-967-3137.


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- Oct 2:
- Mutilated coyote carcass found on CU-Boulder's South Campus land
- Mar 15:
- Wildlife rangers kill 2 coyotes in Boulder after 5-year-old boy bitten on creek path
- Feb 6:
- Boulder deploys new signage after coyotes served possible burrito buffet
- Jan 17:
- Boulder coyote management plan calls for hazing, possible 'lethal control'
- Jan 2:
- Coyote bites Boulder jogger on Skunk Creek Trail, further boosting concern
- Dec 27:
- Wildlife officials: 2 reports this week of coyotes menacing Boulder Creek Path users
Confrontations involving aggressive coyotes are continuing in and around Boulder, weeks after wildlife officers shot and killed two of the animals that had shown hostility along the Boulder Creek Path.
In the most recent reported coyote incident, Boulder resident Elenore Snow was walking her 30-pound Basenji mix, Zanzibar -- rescued four years ago from a pile of trash in an outhouse on the east African island of the same name -- on the Sanitas Valley Trail late Monday afternoon when her dog was attacked.
Snow owns a green tag for the dog -- allowing it to be off-leash in designated city open space, as long as the dog is under voice and sight control. She admits that "Zanzi" might not have been in her line of sight when the attack occurred.
"I take responsibility," said Snow, a psychotherapist in private practice and University of Colorado graduate. "I don't want to be accusatory. I don't think she was in eye contact at the exact moment."
Snow said the attack occurred behind her and was apparently broken up by three dogs, one of them a golden retriever, being walked by another woman on the trail.
"She tore herself away -- quite literally," Snow said. "The coyote had sunk its teeth into her right-upper flank, and she was torn up."
Zanzi, according to Snow, "came staggering out of the attack. She would not let me near her for several minutes. She did not know who I was, at first."
Snow promptly reported the episode to city wildlife officials, who have confirmed the incident and added cautionary signage to the area. The attack required a costly trip to a veterinarian, and treatment required insertion of surgical drains to prevent infection. Those drains are due to be taken out Friday.
"When I brought her home from the surgery, she would not lie down," Snow said. "She would just whimper until about 2 a.m., kind of mournful -- distressed, complete shock, complete disorientation."
Snow admits that she had previously not been aware of "the big picture" -- that wildlife officers from both the city and Colorado Parks and Wildlife have dealt with a rash of aggressive coyote encounters since December, culminating in two being put down along the Boulder Creek Path the second week of March.
Her first concern, Snow said, is that people know it is best to keep their dogs on a leash along the Sanitas trail, late in the day, when it appears the coyotes are active.
But beyond that, Snow said, the situation prompts larger questions about the balance between management of wildlife interests while also considering the needs and safety of people who share their ecosystem.
"It's a symptom of an issue that is asking us to look at it, as a city, to be thoughtful about it and proactive about it," said Snow, who said she prefers a response to the coyotes that does not include violence. "It's becoming problematic."
On March 17 in the Boulder Valley Ranch area, north of the city, a coyote attacked a dog while it was being walked by its owner. According to Heather Swanson, a city of Boulder senior wildlife ecologist, that dog also required veterinary treatment.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife spokeswoman Jennifer Churchill said people should report it when coyotes are aggressive toward people, "and, of course, be extra cautious with your pets."
"Do not let them approach coyotes, and on the trail, make sure they're on a leash," she said. "That's the only way you can be sure they're under your control."
Aggressive coyotes can be reported to Boulder at 303-441-3333 or Colorado Parks and Wildlife at 303-291-7227. For more information on coyotes, visit tinyurl.com/ca2w4gb.
Snow also wants to send "a very big thank you" to the woman with the three dogs, whom she credits for interrupting the attack on Zanzibar.
"She probably saved her life," she said.
Contact Camera Staff Writer Charlie Brennan at 303-473-1327 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Column published Feb. 7, 2013 in The Mexico Ledger
100 Years Ago
"At the weekly luncheon of the Commercial Club, Friday, George Robertson, made a short talk on the road law which has been introduced in the legislature by Representative E.A. Shannon, of this county. He has made a study of road laws and stated this one did not tend toward better roads and requested the club to notify Mr. Shannon it was not in favor of it. This matter was referred to the Legislative committee who will investigate and report at the next meeting."
50 Years Ago
"The Paris Development Corp. and officers of National Garment Co. worked out a final agreement yesterday afternoon for establishment of a branch plant in Paris. Operations are expected to start in early March with production to start March 15. The building on Main Street purchased by the Paris Development Corp. is being reconditioned. Seven sewing machines will be on the second floor for training of employees. After three to five days of training the workers will start production work on the first floor which will be equipped for a force of production workers."
25 Years Ago
"A proposed ordinance to rezone a section of West Love and an amendment to the city code reducing the load limit on the Clark Street bridge will be under consideration for reading and passage at the city council meeting. The Love Street ordinance would open the West Plaza area to further commercial development by rezoning the south side of the 700 block of West Love from residential to commercial. RSI Inc., owner of the area Pizza Hut franchise, has an option to purchase three lots on West Monroe and the corresponding adjacent lots on West Love if the zoning change is approved. An ordinance reducing the load limit on the Clark Street bridge from 11 tons to 4 tons also received first and second readings on Jan. 25. The ordinance was drafted as the result of a feasibility study that suggested reduction of the load limit would increase the aging bridge's life by about 10 years."
10 Years Ago
"The Miss Mark Twain Lake Scholarship Pageant will be held Feb. 16 at Salt River Opry. There will be 32 contestants. The theme is 'Steppin' Out On The Town.' The mistress of ceremonies will be Miss Mark Twain Lake 2002 Mary Culp."
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It was one of those moments as a journalist when I actually gasped, and it was because we had hit pay dirt on our Power 50 Real Estate list.
First some background. When we create these power lists, Managing Editor Joe St. Arney and I use a few approaches. The first year we do a power list, it's a place setter, incorporating perennial powerhouses in that industry. For subsequent years, it becomes, "What have you done lately, Mr. 42 (or whatever number)?" which accounts for the high turnover—often in the 50 percent range—that we usually have on these lists. We evaluate the person's performance since the last list published while also looking at how that person might be powerful—or not—over the next few months. The list is also based on a point of time, because at some point Joe and I have to commit to a final ranking for everyone. So past, present, future all get mish-mashed into these power lists.
Click here to read the 2012 Power 50 Real Estate list.
Joe and I also identify big issues in the industry (American Dream, Atlantic City, real estate company mergers, the quest to retain life sciences companies, incentives, etc.). This year that process was especially thorny because the list was set to print immediately before Election Day. The higher ed bond referendum would have a big impact on real estate if it passed, but we wouldn't know the vote before publication (and couldn't risk assuming the ballot question would pass based on polls). We fudged it a bit, putting a couple people on the list because of the referendum and noting it was printed before Election Day. Then Sandy struck, pushing back publication by a week, and then ultimately delaying publication several weeks to Dec. 3 because other supplements were already scheduled. We cleaned up the Election Day references but otherwise, this list was compiled and ranked before the higher ed referendum passed, and before the devastation of Sandy, which has even bigger real estate impacts.
But back to the gasp. One issue we also looked at was where Amazon would bring its two distribution centers. We had heard towns and developers were clamoring for the warehouses. Even Bob Torricelli was in the mix, representing one of the developer suitors. But it was stubbornly difficult to identify the person who would play the key role in making the decision for Amazon—the person that New Jerseyans were reportedly jetting cross country to court.
Eventually, we got a name but no company: Jon Hanson of Seattle. But was it Jon or John, Hanson or Hansen? A quick Google search revealed two Jon Hansons working in real estate in Seattle: John Hansen of The CAC Group and John Hanson of Commercial Real Estate Solutions. After some sleuthing with sources in Seattle and Jersey, we verified that John Hanson with the Cushman & Wakefield affiliate CRES was the one handling Amazon warehouses in New Jersey.
Having two people with the same name on an NJBIZ power list is the kind of thing that makes me excited, and even elicits a gasp. We briefly considered giving the Hansons the Zangari/Zaro treatment of combining them at the same rank, but we quickly decided there's no way the Seattle Hanson could be on par with the Morristown Hanson, who has been described as "a combination of Warren Buffett and Obi-Wan Kenobi," along with comparisons to Henry Kissinger and Wayne Gretsky—and that's just what has been said for our power lists. The one question we could not answer: do these two Hansons know each other?
So from Adam to Zygi—with a few Hansons in the middle—I hope you enjoy this year's Power 50 Real Estate list. Send your feedback to me at firstname.lastname@example.com or (732) 246-5702.


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Large cap (n): A corporation with a large capitalization
Large-cap (a): Of stocks of companies with a market capitalization of five bill
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10 Letter Words containing LARGECAP: Paraplegic, Paraplegic,
9 Letter Words containing LARGECAP:
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L: Meaning of the letter L in Largecap means: It is hard for you to understand why individuals carry on senseless now and again. Restraint and keenness advance ability. Insider facts of enchantment and secret are yours on the off chance that you fancy. Control sexual inclination to maintain a strategic distance from unpalatable circumstances and connections. Maintain a strategic distance from the otherworldly, it has nothing to offer. To make progress and bliss, first defeat disdain and envy. Otherworldly reviews valuable. Open air occupations profit.
You can be exceptionally sentimental, appended to the excitement of adoration. Having an accomplice is of vital significance to you. You are free in your look of affection and will take risks, attempt new sexual encounters and accomplices, gave it's all in great taste. Brains turn you on. You should feel that your accomplice is mentally invigorating, else you will think that its hard to maintain the relationship. You require cherishing, snuggling, wining, and feasting to realize that you're being valued.
A: Meaning of the letter A in Largecap means: You can be calm when you have something at the forefront of your thoughts. Imperativeness and eagerness, rouse others, inclined to sick wellbeing, judgment skills conquers, peevishness and "nerves", make money related and household issues. Taking part in new exercises, defeats bashfulness, unanticipated occasions may bring about surprising move to faraway place. Travel generally, may live a long way from home. You could endure possess whimsicalness. Desire achieved through application and aptitude.
You are not especially sentimental, but rather you are keen on activity. You mean business. With you, what you see is the thing that you get. You have no tolerance for being a tease and can't be annoyed with somebody who is attempting to be bashful, adorable, shy, and quietly luring. You are an in advance individual. With regards to sex, its activity that matters, not dark clues. Your mate's physical appeal is critical to you. You discover the pursuit and test of the "chase" stimulating. You are energetic and sexual, and additionally being a great deal more brave than you show up, in any case, you don't circumvent promoting these qualities. Your physical needs are your essential concern.
R: Meaning of the letter R in Largecap means: You are a people person. Forces of influence bring a place of unmistakable quality. Equivocal nature at some point or another imprints you as a rogue. You will profit in business. Make vocation one of your callings. Plotting psyche and rhetoric do well in governmental issues. Develop something, make it viable. Exhaust a lot of vitality on excessively numerous ventures, fizzle. Brave soul brings changes.
You are a simple, activity arranged person. You require somebody who can keep pace with you and who is your scholarly equivalent the more quick witted the better. You are turned on more rapidly by an extraordinary personality than by an awesome body. Be that as it may, physical engaging quality is essential to you. You must be pleased with your accomplice. You are secretly exceptionally attractive, however you don't demonstrate this apparently. On the off chance that your new significant other is not too awesome in bed, you will serve as instructor. Sex is imperative; you can be an extremely requesting mate.
G: Meaning of the letter G in Largecap means: You have fantastic methods for review individuals. Your dreariness aggravates people around you. Appreciate required isolation, outside exercises are helpful. Lack of concern damages yourself the greater part of all. Construct exercises with respect to authenticity. Mind with cash accomplishes fancy. Overabundances are destructive. Reason helps you through roughest circumstances.
You are demanding, looking for flawlessness inside yourself and your darling. You react to a beau who is your scholarly equivalent or prevalent, and one who can upgrade your status. You are arousing and know how to achieve the pinnacle of sensual incitement, since you work at it carefully. You can be amazingly dynamic sexually-that is, the point at which you discover the time. Your obligations and duties outweigh everything else. You may experience issues getting candidly near a sweetheart, however no inconvenience drawing near sexually.
E: Meaning of the letter E in Largecap means: You are an extremely energizing individual. Meekness retreats as you develop. Mystery and self-centeredness give influence, lose bolster unless longing for cash and power directed. Intrinsic knowledge and strategy convey desire to realization. Flexibility brings respects, don't get to be distinctly imprudent. Utilize, create, and apply creative ability and succeed, however maintain a strategic distance from madness. On the off chance that you realized what individuals truly consider you, you would be shocked.
Your most noteworthy need is to talk. In the event that your date is not a decent audience, you experience difficulty relating. A man must be mentally fortifying or you are not intrigued sexually. You require a companion for a mate and a buddy for a bed mate. You loathe disharmony and interruption, however you do appreciate a decent contention every so often it appears to blend things up. You be a tease a considerable measure, for the test is more essential than the sexual represent you. However, once you give your heart away, you are uncompromisingly faithful. When you don't have a decent partner to nod off with, you will nod off with a decent book.
C: Meaning of the letter C in Largecap means: You unquestionably have a partier side in you, don't be timid to show it. Astounding comprehension of individuals, Avoid long talks as these undermine. Unwilling to take care of little issues and subtle elements, yet sound judgment overcomes. Insight sparkles brilliantly, moving into places of significance. Adjust incautious propensities by examining circumstances first.
You are an extremely social individual, and it is imperative to you to have a relationship. You require closeness and fellowship. You should have the capacity to converse with your sex accomplice some time recently, amid, a great many. You need the question of your love to be socially satisfactory and attractive. You see your mate as a companion and buddy. You are extremely sexual and erotic, requiring somebody to acknowledge and nearly love you. At the point when this can't be accomplished, you can go for long stretches without sexual movement. You are a specialist at controlling your wishes and managing without.
P: Meaning of the letter P in Largecap means: You in some cases have an absence of comprehension individuals, as you some of the time concentrate on you. Take after imaginative capacity to splendid profession. Viable capacity can bring incredible money related reward. Appeal requests a lot of sound judgment. Writing, music, and craftsmanship bring what you generally want. Extraordinary future in the event that you focus on most evident ability.
You are extremely aware of social decencies. You wouldn't consider doing anything that may hurt your picture or notoriety. Appearances check. Along these lines, you require a gorgeous accomplice. You additionally require a smart accomplice. Strangely, you may see your accomplice as your adversary… a great battle animates those sex vibes. You are moderately free of sexual hang-ups. You will examination and attempt better approaches for getting things done. You are exceptionally social and arousing; you appreciate being a tease and need a decent arrangement of physical satisfaction.
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Biblical Meaning:
The name Noph is a Biblical baby name. In Biblical the meaning of the name Noph is: Honeycomb, anything that distills or drops.
SoulUrge Number: 6
People with this name have a deep inner desire for a stable, loving family or community, and a need to work with others and to be appreciated.
expression Number: 8
People with this name are competent, practical, and often obtain great power and wealth. They tend to be successful in business and commercial affairs, and are able to achieve great material dreams. Because they often focus so strongly on business and achievement, they may neglect their private lives and relationships.