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For more than 38 years, CGL Manufacturing Inc. (CGL) has been a supplier of choice for original equipment manufacturer (OEM) customers in the material handling, rail, construction, forestry, mining, and defence industries. Focused on the principles of lean manufacturing, CGL has always worked with customers and suppliers towards eliminating waste and streamlining the supply chain. Since its establishment in 1977, the company has diligently sought new opportunities and quickly adapted to changing dynamics. Today, CGL is a respected player in the auto industry due to its excellent leadership and continued innovation.
Despite widespread pessimism regarding the outsourcing of manufacturing, Mike Ritchie, president and chief executive officer of CGL, believes that there are many opportunities for Canadian manufacturing: "If the Canadian manufacturing industry is to continue to grow, we have to focus on the intellectual infrastructure; we have to start thinking about how to do things using heads, not just hands." While many Canadian manufacturers see China as a potential threat, CGL views the Chinese market as an opportunity. From its initial 2,000 square foot facility in Guelph, Ontario, CGL has grown to encompass 12 state-of-the-art machining and fabrication facilities (totalling over 300,000 square feet) across both Canada and China. These plants include eight joint venture foundries and workshops, three facilities specifically focused on machining in China, and one facility in Guelph, Ontario. Inspecting all foreign-made products in Canada prior to delivery ensures consistent quality and service.
Prior to the 2008 financial crisis, 80 percent of CGL's products were shipped within Canada, with the remainder shipped to the United States. As customers migrated to off-shore facilities in South America and Asia, CGL increased its presence in export markets. Today, 90 percent of its products are exported. Most products go to the United States and Mexico, while others go to Brazil, Europe, and Asia. Customers include Canadian forestry giant Tigercat, and American manufacturers like Toyota Industrial Equipment, General Electric, John Deere, and GW Lisk (Caterpillar's rail division).
Some of CGL's customer relationships range from 25 to 40 years in length. CGL acquires new customers based on trust, emphasizing its outstanding reputation, customer referrals, and the personal touch of direct interactions with Ritchie himself. As the president of a customer-focused company, Ritchie deals directly with his customers, allowing him to understand customers' needs, and tailor CGL's business strategy accordingly. As the company grows, more resources may have to be diverted toward sales, but Ritchie is adamant that he will remain involved.
Ritchie is proud of his talented staff, which consists of 190 workers in Guelph, and 250 in China. CGL's Guelph workforce includes highly skilled machinists, welders, painters, and engineers. However, finding similarly skilled workers is increasingly difficult—especially in Guelph, where numerous companies compete for talent. CGL has adapted to this situation by fostering a relationship with nearby Mohawk College. Students from the machining and welding programs are brought directly into CGL.
As a contract manufacturer, CGL focuses on high-quality services. "I'm not a brand: my brand is my reputation and how I service my customer," says Ritchie. In CGL's view, manufacturing equipment is customer-driven. The company seeks to innovate and consistently raise the bar. CGL distinguishes itself by being responsible, but also by approaching customers with new ideas, strategies, and methods because Ritchie believes that manufacturers need to work with customers on total cost management and any new designs and requirements customers may have.
CGL takes advantage of the federal government's Scientific Research and Experimental Development Tax Incentive Program (SR&ED), and the company earns investment tax credits. In addition, Ritchie emphasizes CGL's strong relationship with Export Development Canada, and compliments the program for its help with CGL's finances and exports.
Having doubled in growth from December 2011 to December 2015, CGL is confident of future success. Ritchie expects that attracting new customers using existing products, as well as maintaining existing customers using new products, can secure similar growth in the years to come. He states, "I am proud of manufacturing in Canada, and we will always manufacture in Canada." With CGL's record of success, why go anywhere else?
Discover more about CGL by visiting their website.
Published on July 28, 2016
Company Profile
Company Description
CGL Manufacturing Inc. (CGL) is a leading designer and manufacturer of machined parts, fabrications and assemblies for global OEM customers in material handling, mining, rail, construction, and forestry markets. The company has one facility in Canada and 11 facilities in China.
Key Facts
Corporate Headquarters: 151 Arrow Road, Guelph, Ontario, Canada N1K 1S7
Other facilities: CGL operates 12 facilities in total -1 in Guelph, ON (110,000 sq. ft.) and 11 in Henan province, China (3 manufacturing facilities and 8 joint venture foundries and workshops)
- Michael Ritchie, President & CEO
Year established: 1977
Number of employees: 190 in Guelph, ON and 250 in Asia (including joint venture, foundries and workshops)
Line of business
NAICS: 333299 – All other industrial machinery manufacturing
Special industrial equipment.
Involved in the following industry sectors:
- Rail
- Material Handling
- Construction
- Mining
- Forestry and Defense
Exports: United States, Mexico, Brazil, Europe, and Asia.
Customers: Customers include: Tigercat, General Electric, Toyota Industrial Equipment, GW Lisk, and John Deere
Skills and Educational needs
CGL has a highly skilled workforce: machinists, welders, painters, and engineers.
Current employees come to CGL with a college or university degree, and some join CGL with tremendous industrial experience and training.
CGL was established in 1977, Mike Richie joined CGL as a vice president, and purchased the company in 2011. CGL has diligently sought new opportunities and quickly adapted to changing dynamics. From its initial 2,000 square foot facility in Guelph, Ontario, CGL has grown to encompass 12 machining and fabrication facilities across both Canada and China, including eight joint venture foundries and workshops, and three manufacturing facilities.
Competitive Environment
- CGL partners with Mohawk College by hiring students directly from the college. CGL is looking forward to expanding educational partnerships in the near future
- Takes advantage of Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) Program
- Maintains a strong relationship with Export Development Canada
SWOT Analysis
- Continuous Innovation
- Long-standing customer relationships; focus on service, and meeting customer needs
- Have operations in Asia
- Very good people, low turnover
- Guelph, ON has a low employment rate, and companies in Guelph are competing with very similar skill-set requirements.
- Overall industry is very geographically diversified, customer diversified and capability diversified. CGL has potential to continue growing
- Sales doubled in the past 4 years (from December 2011 to December 2015)

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Military officers from across Africa, North America and Europe finalized plans for Flintlock 2017, AFRICOM's annual exercise for Special Operations Forces, to be hosted by seven African nations starting in late February.
Flintlock will bring together approximately 2,000 service members from more than 20 African, European and North American partner nations. The Flintlock exercise series is U.S. Africa Command's premier Special Operations Forces training event and will be hosted by Burkina Faso, Chad, Cameroon, Niger, Mauritania, Morocco and Tunisia.
The three-week exercise is designed to strengthen the ability of key partner nations in the region to protect their borders and provide security for their people. Additionally, the exercise bolsters partnerships between African, European and North American Special Operations Forces increasing their ability to work together in response to future crises.
"This is a tremendous opportunity for our nation's military to strengthen our relationship with our neighbors," said Chad Army Brig. Gen. Zakaria Ngobongue, the Flintlock exercise director. "It is also a chance for us to be involved in the community during civil military outreach events involving medical and veterinary services." (translated from French)
As home to the exercise's multinational headquarters, Chad will host more than 800 service members from more than 20 nations.
"This years' exercise is the most robust and diverse we have planned," explained U.S. Army Col. Kelly Smith, the Special Operations Command - Forward North and West Africa commander and exercise director for American forces. "African partner nations have seen the value in this type of regional approach. Combatting the spread of violent extremism and protecting the population requires the type of comprehensive, multi-national approach Flintlock is designed to foster."
While primarily focused on military training, Flintlock will also feature several humanitarian, medical and veterinarian outreach events in local communities across Chad and other host countries. During the planning conference, U.S. and Chadian officials were able to also celebrate the completion of a small training building and an additional parking ramp for transport aircraft to support the exercise.
"This is the third time Chad has hosted the Flintlock exercise. With multiple hosts, this year will truly test our ability to coordinate across borders," added Ngobongue. (translated from French)
Participating nations are scheduled to include Algeria, Burkina Faso, Cabo Verde, Cameroon, Chad, Mauritania, Morocco, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Tunisia, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, The Netherlands, Norway, Spain, United Kingdom and the United States.


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Geoff Badenoch has been a long-time advocate and public servant to Downtown Missoula. He served as the Director of the Missoula Redevelopment Agency from 1985-2003 and led the efforts to revitalize Downtown Missoula in the 1980s and 90s. After 21 years with the MRA, he moved into entrepreneurship and started his own consulting business. Badenoch was born in Glendive, and raised in Bozeman, Mont. He has a B.A. in Political Science and an Masters in Public Administration, both from the University of Montana, where he has served as an adjunct faculty member for several years. In addition to serving on the MDF Board, Badenoch also serves on the Supervisory Committee of the Missoula Federal Credit Union and on the Missoula Public Library Foundation Board. He also chairs the Missoula County Election Advisory Committee.
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The community came together to share a once in a lifetime event, the total solar eclipse.
The City of Mt Juliet TN, along with the Mt Juliet Chamber hosted a "Solar Eclipse Viewing Event" August 21, 2017.
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The event was free but Eclipse Survival Kits were on sale and all proceeds went to the local nonprofit, Friends of Mt Juliet Parks and Greenways.
The eclipse carved a narrow path from west to east, across 14 U.S. states. Being in the path of totality is the only way to experience the phase of totality for the eclipse.
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Sociology09 Jan 2020 17:35
Somewhat unfairly, this notebook also serves as my dumping-ground for general issues related to all the social sciences, as well as "social theory" (so far as I can make out: sociology unburdened by any but the most stylized facts).
See also: Agent-Based Modeling; Archaeology; Collective Cognition; Complex Networks; Cultural Criticism; Cultural Minorities; Economics; Historical Materialism; Human Ecology; the Information Society; Institutions and Organizations; Memes; Methodology for the Social Sciences; Nationalism; Non-Rational Persuasion; Peasant Revolts, Rural Insurgenices; Political Elites; Psychoceramics; Religion; Social Networks; Social Neuroscience; Sociology of Science; Technology and Society; Thought and Society; World History
- Recommended, big picture:
- Stanislav Andreski
- Elements of Comparative Sociology
- Social Science as Sorcery
- Raymond Boudon [Ideology and
Self-Persuasion are excellent books which show people can have
good reasons to believe bad ideas, due to their training and
experience, social position, etc. ("Satisfying" is a very compressed summary
of the main argument of Self-Persuasion.) It's a "cold" theory
of ideology, and a quite convincing one, especially since it shows why some of
the most effective ideologies are ones with actual scientific content, which
"hot" theories must find puzzling. Social Change is a sensible
plea to give up theories of social change, development, etc. in general, in
favor of models which can account for particular processes through the
aggregation of individual adaptive actions.]
- The Analysis of Ideology
- The Art of Self-Persuasion
- Theories of Social Change: A Critical Survey
- The Unintended Consequences of Social Action
- William Bruce Cameron, Informal Sociology: A Casual Introduction to Sociological Thinking [Informal as to presentation; the thinking and research is sound]
- Manuel DeLanda, A New Philosophy of Society: Assemblage Theory and Social Complexity
- Ernest Gellner
- Jon Elster
- "Marxism, Functionalism and Game Theory: The Case for Methodological Individualism," Theory and Society 11 (1982): 453--482 [JSTOR]
- Nuts and Bolts for the Social Sciences
- Erving Goffman, The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life
- Peter Hedström, Dissecting the Social: On the Principles of Analytical Sociology
- Peter Hedström and Richard Swedberg (eds.), Social Mechanisms: An Analytical Approach to Social Theory
- 'Abd-ar-Rahmân Abû Zayd ibn Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn Khaldûn, The Muqaddimah [There's a fine translation available from Princeton UP. See also Muhsin Mahdi's Ibn Khaldûn's Philosophy of History]
- Jack Knight, Institutions and Social Conflict
- Stanley Lieberson, A Matter of Taste: How Names, Fashions, and Culture Change [A detailed, empirical examination of changing fashions in names, mostly in developed western countries in the 20th century, which succeeds, I think, in demonstrating that the causes of these changes were largely endogenous; that these cultural changes were not signs of any social changes. One way to think of this --- though it is not how Lieberson puts it, at any rate not here --- is by analogy with neutral models in evolutionary biology. A neutral model specifies a set of evolutionary mechanisms other than natural selection and adaptation, and so lets us see what kind of evolutionary changes we would expect if everything were adaptively neutral (hence the name); deviations from neutral models let us identify actual adaptive evolution. (Neutral models, ideally anyway, provide severe tests of hypotheses about adaptation.) When dealing with cultural evolution, people have generally supposed either that cultural changes are adaptations to something else ("society"), or at least that it reflects changes in something else. This has led to an awful lot of just-so stories, and uncritical analogy-mongering, often under the name of "critical theory". No doubt things have sometimes happened "just so", but when? A good set of neutral models --- which Lieberson begins to construct here --- provides a good battery of tests for separating the base shaping the superstructure (or whatever) from culture doing its own oblivious thing.]
- John Levi Martin, Social Structures
- Otto Neurath, Empiricism and Sociology
- Ned Polsky, Hustlers, Beats, and Others
- Thomas Schelling, Micromotives and Macrobehavior
- Charles Tilly, Big Structures, Large Processes, Huge Comparisons
- W. G. Runciman, The Social Animal [See under memes]
- Recommended, close-ups:
- Stanislav Andreski, Military Organization and Society
- Raymond Aron
- Progress and Disillusion
- The Century of Total War
- Jenna Bednar and Scott Page, "Can Game(s) Theory Explain Culture? The Emergence of Cultural Behavior Within Multiple Games", Rationality and Society 19 (2007): 65--97 [PDF preprint via Prof. Bednar]
- James Beniger, The Control Revolution: Technical and Economic Origins of the Information Society
- Bennett M. Berger, An Essay on Culture: Symbolic Structure and Social Structure
- Albert J. Bergesen, "Durkheim's Theory of Mental Categories: A Review of the Evidence", Annal Review of Sociology 30 (2004): 395--408
- Raymond Boudon
- Bruce G. Carruthers and Arthur L. Stinchcombe, "The Social Structure of Liquidity: Flexibility, Markets, and States", Theory and Society 28 (1999): 353--382
- Steven N. Durlauf and H. Peyton Young (eds.), Social Dynamics
- Jason Kaufman, "Endogenous Explanation in the Sociology of Culture", Annual Review of Sociology 30 (2004): 335--357 [To my mind, only the third of his three sets of theories actually explains anything. PDF reprint via Prof. Kaufman.]
- Gary King, A Solution to the Ecological Inference Problem: Reconstructing Individual Behavior from Aggregate Data
- Michael W. Macy and Robert Willer, "From Factors to Actors: Computational Sociology and Agent-Based Modeling," Annual Review of Sociology 2002
- Charles Manski, Identification for Prediction and Decision [Review: Better Roughly Right Than Exactly Wrong]
- S. Popkin, The Rational Peasant
- T. R. Rochon, Culture Moves: Ideas, Activism and Changing Values
- W. G. Runciman, "The Diffusion of Christianity in the Third Century AD as a Case-Study in the Theory of Cultural Selection", European Journal of Sociology 45 (2004): 3--21 [For more on Runciman's theory of cultural selection, see here.]
- Charles Tilly
- Stephen Turner [Social theory. But useful for figuring out what
could possibly count as good sociological explanations, and what attempts
really are question-begging, or even mind-boggling. In particular, he nicely
punctures the whole shared-mental-objects idea, found in Durkheim, Bourdieu,
etc., etc.]
- The Social Theory of Practices: Tradition, Tacit Knowledge, and Presuppositions
- Brains/Practices/Relativism: Social Theory after Cognitive Science [But most of the arguments he bases on connectionist learning would work just fine with symbolic learning systems]
- Terry Williams [Exemplary field-work, harrowingly related]
- The Cocaine Kids
- Crackhouse: Notes from the End of the Line
- William Julius Wilson, When Work Disappears
- To read:
- Andrew Abbott
- Richard Newbold Adams, Energy and Structure: A Theory of Social Power
- Elijah Anderson
- Code of the Street: Decency, Violence, and the Moral Life of the Inner City
- Streetwise: Race, Class, and Change in an Urban Community
- Margart S. Archer
- Raymond Aron
- Democracy and Totalitarianism [=Sociologie des societes industrielles]
- The Elusive Revolution; Anatomy of a Student Revolt
- The Imperial Republic; The United States and the World, 1945--1973
- In Defense of Decadent Europe
- On War
- Patrik Aspers, Orderly Fashion: A Sociology of Markets
- Roger Bartra and Claire Joysmith, The Imaginary Networks of Political Power
- E. Ben-Naim and S. Redner, "Dynamics of Social Diversity", cond-mat/0503451
- Jonah Berger and Gaël Le Mens, "How adoption speed affects the abandonment of cultural tastes", Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (USA) 106 (2009): 8146--8150 [PDF reprint via Dr. Berger]
- Clare Birchall, Knowledge Goes Pop: From Conspiracy Theory to Gossip [review]
- Clifford Bob, The Marketing of Rebellion: Insurgents, Media, and International Activism [From the blurb: "How do a few Third World political movements become global causes celebres, while most remain isolated? This book rejects dominant views that needy groups readily gain help from selfless nongovernmental organizations (NGOs). Instead, they face a Darwinian struggle for scarce resources where support goes to the savviest, not the neediest. Examining Mexico's Zapatista rebels and Nigeria's Ogoni ethnic group, the book draws critical conclusions about social movements, NGOs, and 'global civil society'."]
- Raymond Boudon
- The Crisis in Sociology
- Education, Opportunity and Social Inequality
- Mathematical Structures of Social Mobility
- The Uses of Structuralism
- Steven Brint, In an Age of Experts
- William A. ("Buzz") Brock and Steven N. Durlauf, "Interaction-Based Models," SFI Working Paper 00-05-028 ["By interactions, we refer to interdependencies between individual actions that are not mediated by markets"]
- Sun-Ki Chai, Choosing an Identity: A General Model of Preference and Belief Formation
- Matthew A. Chamberlin, "Symbolic Conflict and the Spatiality of Traditions in Small-scale Societies", Cambridge Archaeological Journal 16 (2006): 39--51
- David Clingingsmith, Asim Ijaz Khwaja and Michael Kremer, "Estimating the Impact of The Hajj: Religion and Tolerance in Islam's Global Gathering", Quarterly Journal of Economics 124 (2009): 1133--1170
- Lewis Coser, The Functions of Social Conflict [Seems a clear case of functionalism gone mad to me, but Coser was supposed to be good, and anyway it deserves a fair trial before being shot.]
- Diana Crane, Fashion and Its Social Agendas: Class, Gender, and Identity in Clothing
- Arthur J. Deikman, The Wrong Way Home: Uncovering the Patterns of Cult Behavior in American Society
- Louis Dumont, Homo hierarchius: The Caste System and Its Implications
- Christofer R. Edling, "Mathematics in Sociology," Annual Review of Sociology 2002
- Jon Elster
- "Merton's Functionalism and the Unintended Consequences of Action"
- Sour Grapes
- Ulysses and the Sirens
- Diego Gambetta, Codes of the Underworld: How Criminals Communicate
- Carel B. Germain, Human Behavior in the Social Environment: An Ecological View
- Amin Ghaziani, "An 'amorphous mist'? The problem of measurement in the study of culture", Theory and Society 38 (2009): 581--612
- Robert L. Goldstone and Marco A. Janssen, "Computational models of collective behavior", Trends in Cognitive Sciences 9 (2005): 424--430 [Brief review on agent-based models]
- John H. Goldthorpe, Sociology as a Population Science
- Roger V. Gould, Collision of Wills: How Ambiguity about Social Rank Breeds Conflict
- Georges Gurvitch, The Social Framework of Knowledge
- Jürgen Habermas, Communication and the Evolution of Society
- Russell Hardin, One for All: The Logic of Group Conflict
- Geoffrey Hawthorn, Enlightenment and Despair: A History of Social Theory
- Michael Hechter, Principles of Group Solidarity
- Peter Hedstrom an Peter Bearman (eds.), The Oxford Handbook of Analytical Sociology
- Frank Henderson, Honor
- Petter Holme and Andreas Gronlund, "Modelling the dynamics of youth subcultures", physics/0504181
- Axel Honneth, The Struggle for Recognition: The Moral Grammar of Social Conflicts
- Irving Louis Horowitz, The Decomposition of Sociology
- Allen W. Johnson and Timothy Earle, The Evolution of Human Societies: From Foraging Group to Agrarian State
- Elihu Katz and Paul Lazarsfeld, Personal Influence: The Part Played by People in the Flow of Mass Communications
- Elliott A. Krause, Death of the Guilds: Professions, States, and the Advance of Capitalism, 1930 to the Present
- Robert Layton, Order and Anarchy: Civil Society, Social Disorder and War
- Peter V. Marsden, "The Sociology of James S. Coleman", Annual Review of Sociology 31 (2005)
- John Levi Martin, The Explanation of Social Action
- Thomas G. Masaryk, Constructive Sociological Theory: The Forogtten Legacy of Thomas G. Masaryk [ed. Jonathan B. Imber. In addition to being the first president of Czechoslovakia, and an interlocutor of Karel Capek, Masaryk was at the time a sociologist of enough importance for his clash with Durkheim over suicide to be noteworthy...]
- Robert K. Merton
- On Social Structure and Science
- Social Theory and Social Structure
- Linda D. Molm, Coercive Power in Social Exchange
- James Montgomery, Mathematical Models of Social Systems
- Barrington Moore, Moral Aspects of Economic Growth, and Other Essays
- Devah Pager, Marked: Race, Crime, and Finding Work in an Era of Mass Incarceration
- Pareto, Mind and Society
- Orlando Patterson, Slavery and Social Death: A Comparative Study
- Charles Perrow, Normal Accidents: Living with High Risk Technologies
- Eric H. Rambo, "Symbolic Interests and Meaningful Purposes: Conceiving Rational Choice as Cultural Theory", Rationality and Society 11 (1999): 317--342
- Dawn T. Robinson, "Control Theories in Sociology", Annual Review of Sociology 33 (2007): 157--174
- Martin Ruef, The Entrepreneurial Group: Social Identities, Relations, and Collective Action
- Runciman, A Treatise on Social Theory [I've read vol. 1, and am making my way through vol. 2.]
- Lawrence A. Scaff, Max Weber in America
- Peter St. Jean, Pockets of Crime: Broken Windows, Collective Efficacy, and the Criminal Point of View
- Jane C. Schneider and Peter T. Schneider, Reversible Destiny: Mafia, Antimafia, and the Struggle for Palermo
- Edward Shils, The Constitution of Society
- Georg Simmel
- Richard Swedbeg
- Ann Swidler, Talk of Love: How Culture Matters
- Charles Tilly
- Identities, Boundaries, and Social Ties
- The Politics of Collective Violence
- Social Movements, 1768--2004
- Stefan Timmermans, Postmortem: How Medical Examiners Explain Suspicious Deaths
- Stephen P. Turner, Understanding the Tacit
- Sidney Verba, Small Groups and Political Behavior: A Study of Leadership
- Max Weber, Economy and Society
- Harrison C. White, Identity and Control: A Structural Theory of Social Action
- William F. Whyte, Participant Observer: An Autobiography
- John Willinsky
- If Only We Knew: Increasing the Public Value of Social Science Research
- Technologies of Knowing
- Erik Olin Wright and Joel Rogers, American Society: How It Really Works
- Viviana A. Zelizer, The Purchase of Intimacy
- W.-X. Zhou, D. Sornette, R. A. Hill and R. I. M. Dunbar, "Discrete Hierarchical Organization of Social Group Sizes", cond-mat/0403299


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SAN DIEGO — A San Diego fire captain was released on bail Friday following his arrest on suspicion of felony domestic violence.
Steven Michaels, 53, was taken into custody late Thursday afternoon and booked on suspicion of inflicting corporal injury on a spouse or cohabitant and dissuading a witness to a crime, according to police. He was released on bail about 4 a.m., with arraignment scheduled for Aug. 8, a jail clerk said.
Details of the alleged assault were not immediately available.
Michaels has faced similar accusations previously.
At the trial last year of a man charged with stabbing two firefighters during an altercation at an East Village trolley station, a defense attorney told jurors that the fire captain — who shoved the defendant over a bench during the fracas — had faced allegations of punching his pregnant wife and kicking down a girlfriend's door.
The lawyer blamed Michaels for instigating the fray on the transit platform at Park Boulevard and Market Street, which resulted in a nearly 24- year prison sentence for the accused assailant, despite his claim of self- defense.
A spokesman for the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department said officials with the agency had no comment on Michaels' arrest because it qualified as a "personnel matter."
Editor's note: A previous version of this story included a photograph of a firefighter who was erroneously identified as Capt. Steven Michaels. We regret the error.


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I don't really remember the first, first car my family bought other than that apparently my parents listened to almost five-year-old me when I requested "fire engine red" and that we bought it from the same car dealer from whom we would buy two of our subsequent cars.
I do remember the excitement of buying my own first car, a used Jetta, when I moved to Los Angeles after college and a few years later the overwhelming feeling of buying a brand-new car and getting its butt whipped by Mother Nature the first week I owned it.
Ironically it was Mother's Day Weekend with my mom actually in town visiting me when Mother Nature kicked me in the ass with a sandstorm that wreaked havoc on my newborn car and eventually brought me to follow the mindset it's "just a car" meant to get me from point A to point B and anything that happens in the middle is a nuisance, physically and financially.
Yet for some reason, as my parents watch our family car of nineteen years go down the driveway for the last time, I feel a sense of nostalgia. The many trips up to sleep-away camp, moving into college, moving other people into college, going to visit family and friends along the East Coast and Midwest, the rusty now POS has been a lot of places… it was even on the receiving end of the first car I got in an accident with (sometimes going in reverse in your family's fire engine red car on your last day of high school is hard, and the big family truck gets in the way, just sayin').
I will admit going from a 2002 model car to a 2014 model car does feel a little like going from the Millennium Falcon to a First Order Space Ship. There are many new bells and whistles evident with the obvious technology changes over twelve years. So you can imagine what fun it is for me to watch my mom stepping into the future when she was surprised with a new car for her birthday this year. Imagine not having to turn on your car ten minutes before you have to leave to defrost the windows in the fall and winter. It's cute to watch, although she does clutch the steering wheel like she's 66 minus 50 and learning to drive again. I teasingly offer to give it its first scratch, since I'm a pro at that, so that she can get over the fact that it's nothing more than "just a car"—something she reminded me of last Mother's Day.
I don't know who first said it, but I often hear the expression, 'it's not the destination, it's the journey.' Okay maybe it came from Homer and The Odyssey, or at least it sounds like something Odysseus probably felt when he finally returned home. Despite these toys just being cars, we spend SO much time in them. My friend and I will forever laugh about our journey getting from LA to NY in an orange Fiat—a car I'm glad my dad never sat in until after our road trip was complete. It's hard not to associate these journeys with the (hopefully) reliable things that get us along on them. I mean, I'm sure that it was sad for pioneers on the Oregon Trail when their wagons tipped while trying to float across a river, or an ox died due to hunger or disease. It's the same thing, right? Unless you owned a modern day Jetta, in which case, peace out, bitch.


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Hints of Choosing a Roofing Contractor
Any construction project calls for the services of a qualified contractor for instance you will need a roofing contractor where you are dealing with roof structures. When you need to do roofing for your house or repair the roof, you will be forced to narrow down to a roofing contractor and this article has outlined some of the tips you will use in choosing the best roofing contractor.
The first tip is that you have to go with your gut. For you have to spend a commendable period of time with your roofing contractor as the project will be ongoing until its accomplished, you have to settle for the roofing contractor that you feel is best to you as a person. A pleasant and transparent roofing contractor should be your number consideration in this case. Do not insist on a certain contractor even when you have a feeling that they are wicked.
Second, select a roofing contractor who is legally licensed to work in that area and possibly who is insured by the company they are attached to. A licensed roofing contractor is able to work perfectly for you as he or she has all the skills he acquired before being licensed. You will be sure of a quality work output where they get to accomplish the task assigned. An insured roofing contractor will be suitable as they can cater for their medical bills in cases of injuries and other possible workplace hazards.
Make sure that you get a contractor who has the skills that are related to the project in question. Research on the roofing contractors among the many contractors on the market and come up with the best. You can affirm that one is a skilled roofing contractor only if he has acquired the right skills and from a highly reputable training school. You have to do all that you can to escape falling in traps of those quack contractors who have not specialized or have not trained for recognized construction organizations as they will gamble with your project and do shoddy work.
Before the start of the work that you have assigned the roofing contractor, ensure that he agrees to a comprehensive and well elaborated roofing contract. He or she will also participate in preparing this contract and the components should be majorly on what pertains to the roofing project. Some of the contract components should be the time limits for the project, the drawing of the roof's design you need as well as the total costs for the whole project in question. The main aim for this is that you will have limited cases of confusion, misunderstandings as well as conflicts between you the client and your roofing contractor.
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Thorpe was originally a Danish settlement from the 9th Century "thorpe" being a farm or hamlet in Danish. Thorpe is mentioned in the Doomsday Book as torp and a record from 1323 lists the place as Thorpe on the Clottes, a reference to nearby Thorpe Cloud with the cloud derived from 'clud' meaning large rock or hill. Thorpe Cloud is the 1,000ft hill at the entrance to Dovedale.
At the time of Domesday, Thorpe was already owned by the crown but in 1245 it was handed over to Ralph de Hormanwell. Subsequently it passed into the possession of various notable local families, including the Cockaignes and the Millward's of Broadlaw Ash. In the middle of the 19th century Sir William Fitzherbert of Tissington bought the estate. He marked the occasion by planting a tree, a Wellingtonia.
Thorpe's church of St. Leonard was founded in Norman times but may well be older. It was originally a chapelry of Ashbourne and the Taxation Roll of Pope Nicholas IV, in 1291, makes no mention of a separate parish of Thorpe. The first record of such independence comes with the institution of Ralph de Cressi as rector, in 1299. The church has a squat Norman tower, which possibly dates from the transitional Saxon-Norman period, the division of the belfry windows into two lights, recessed from the main arch, is a typical Saxon touch. The unaisled nave, with its projecting south porch, dates from the early 14th century suggesting that the original nave might have been of timbered construction, dating from Saxon times.
Inside the church, the font is said to be one of only three Derbyshire tub fonts, which are undoubtedly from the 11th century. The chancel was rebuilt in 1881, when the vestry was also added. In the sanctuary is the tomb of John Millward (1632), with the tiny figures of two daughters. The 17th century tomb of John Milward was partly destroyed during restoration but in front of it, are engravings of his 2 daughters dressed in gowns with embroidered bodices and his 2 sons in cloaks and wide topped riding boots. Both the sons were soldiers, one a colonel in the service of King Charles the First.
John Millward served Charles I as a colonel, and subsequently bought the manor at Snitterton in the parish of Darley Dale. He died in 1670, leaving only daughters and the eldest married Charles Adderley, thus taking the moiety of Snitterton and the Manor of Thorpe into the Adderley family. The church also has a Breeches Bible in which Adam and Eve wear breeches rather than the traditional fig leaves.
The south porch has some interesting grooves on either side of the doorway - these are arrow sharpening marks.
Since the 14th century, after the black death had seriously reduced the number of available archers needed to protect king and country, a general decree was passed ordering Sunday afternoons to be set aside for archery practice, and those marks were made by the sharpening of arrows.
Edward III, finding archery was being neglected, ordered men to stop playing football and other games to practice archery instead. The people kept their arrows at home, but generally living in wooden houses had no means of sharpening them and found the stone porch at the church the most convenient place. Shooting at butts took place after the Sunday service, usually at the bottom of the churchyard.
As with many other churches a Government Ordnance mark can be found. A sundial tops this pedestal in the churchyard and as it is too high to be read by pedestrians it is safe to assume it was designed for horse riders. As it stands among the gravestones one must also assume it is not in its original position. Furthermore the gnomon which casts the shadow is set at an angle of 35 degrees exactly whereas Thorpe stands on altitude 35 degrees three seconds. The design of the sundial is an exact science and this one was made by Whitehurst and it is unlikely that this famous Derby clockmaker would make such a mistake, perhaps these three angle seconds would make little difference. However it is not in situ and it is a mystery as to where it stood originally.
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Meet Dr. Michael Miller
Since 2014, Dr. Mike has delivered cutting-edge chiropractic and manual osteopathic treatment to patients suffering from pain as well as to those who want to maximize their health. At Complete Care Chiropractic we welcome every member of the community, from kids to their grandparents, despite whether you are a weekend warrior or mom-to-be. Dr. Mike emphasizes an evidence based, patient centred approach to care by integrating manual adjustments, drop table adjustments, instrument adjustments, joint mobilisations, myofascial releases, trigger point therapy, PNF techniques, IFC/TENS, ultrasound, cupping therapy and exercise prescription into his treatments.
Educational Background: A Thirst for Knowledge
Dr. Mike began studying Human Kinetics at the University of Guelph as a prerequisite for entry into his chiropractic program. He completed his formal chiropractic education at Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia, where he earned a Bachelor of Chiropractic Science, a Master of Chiropractic Science and in turn his Doctor of Chiropractic degree. Dr. Mike successfully passed the national board exams through the Canadian Chiropractic Examining Board and the chiropractic ethics exams through the College Of Chiropractors Of Ontario. Dr. Mike likes to stay current and up to date while continually refining his skills by attending workshops, seminars and dedicating time for research review. This thirst for knowledge has led Dr. Mike to acquire a Bachelor of Osteopathy degree from the National University of Medical Sciences in Spain as well as completing additional training in Custom Orthotic Therapy. Dr. Mike has a special interest in Chronic Pain and is currently completing modules in Chronic Pain Solutions through the American Posture Institute.
Professional Associations
Dr. Mike maintains active memberships in many chiropractic and osteopathic organizations, including
Life Outside the Office
Dr. Mike is married to his lovely wife Cristina and is the father of an adorable little girl Sophia. He enjoys a friendly game of hockey, playing a couple of times a week in the Barrie Men's Recreational League. He enjoys walks with his family along the waterfront and loves exploring the parks and hiking trails that barrie has to offer. He also enjoys golf when he can find the time.
Dr. Mike would love to meet you and welcome you as a new patient. Call today to book your New Patient Consultation!


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Kingsisle recently released the Wizard101 Test Realm for a variety of quality of life updates. Among these various updates were new graphics for most of the remaining areas in Wizard City. The only place left out was Crab Alley. I'm sure they have a lot of plans for that area, especially after the amazing work they've already done. Speaking of that amazing work, let's have a look at some of the new areas... Reminder: This post does include spoilers of the new graphics update.
Fun fact: The Spring 2019 Update for Wizard is the largest Spring Update since 2014.
I am so happy to see Kingsisle is continuing to improve the graphics beyond what I was ever expecting. I'd like to thank Kingsisle on this post for releasing such a great update. I'm already looking forward to seeing what you have planned for Crab Alley and Krokotopia. After seeing this new update, I can't imagine what Krokotopia is going to look like when it's finally updated - they've already updated the Fire Elementals, so get ready. I hope they continue updating the worlds of this game to bring in lots of new players. The game looks far better than it ever has. Keep up the great work, Kingsisle! :)


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Hi guys, how have you been? I hope you all had a lovely time at Halloween and manage to recovered and got those glitter off! While we are soon approaching winter with temperature dropping and streets of Hong Kong getting slightly more breezy. What better place to go after dinner than checking out the latest film. This coming November has an exciting range of movies coming to Hong Kong. Weather you documentary connoisseurs or fantasy geek like myself, these films are surely nothing to disappoint!
At Eternity's Gate
If anyone had read any art history or cultural study material, you should be quite familiar with the term Van Gogh effect but what happened before his death? This biographic film depict the life of the avant grade master in the making in Arles, south of France, where his paintings grew brighter in colour as he developed a style that became fully realised. During this period he broadened his subject matter to include series of olive trees, wheat fields and sunflowers.
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald
I am not sure about what you think about the last one but I thought it was quite intriguing, and I don't think we should compare it to Rowling's wizard counterpart. This movie leads by the extremely talented and handsome actor Eddie Redmayne featuring the adventures of magizoologist Newt Scamander from no order than J.K Rowling's Wizarding World! Call me a geek, but I do like all things Rowling has written! And yes I have the Harry Potter scarf!
Bohemian Rhapsody
Wether you are Freddie's super fan or a queer cultural activist. The Bohemian Rhapsody is a 2018 biographical film about the British rock band Queen, focusing on lead singer Freddie Mercury's life and leading up to Queen's Live Aid performance at Wembley Stadium in 1985. Even though this movies might has been receiving mixed reviews internationally, but I guess this is down to us the audience to do our own judge!
Let those film rolling this November!


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As a Father's Day treat, we thought we'd share some inside information about our most awesome store manager, Victor Stuhr. Coercing Vic into talking about himself was no easy feat. But after celebrating his daughter's ballet premier, he softened up just enough for us to squeeze in some questions. How did this native Minnesotan end up here in Natick? What's he doing for Father's Day; And how did he get so handsome?
Vic was born and raised in the Twin Cities where he lived, worked, and started a family. He moved to the Boston area in 2011 when he signed on as manager of Music Go Round. At the time, the store was operating out of a 3,000 square foot rented space on the other side of Rt. 9. We quickly grew out of this space and today we are in our very own, 9,000 square foot building. We caught up with Vic to find out what it's like managing New England's largest used musical instrument store
Q: Most everyone knows you are a devoted Prince fan. But rumor has it you were once a glam rocker in the Twin Cities. How does your experience as a working musician influence your store management priorities?
A: It helps to set the priority meter to EXTREME FUN! A music store is a wonderful work environment, making each day special. Understanding the needs of a working musician helps me train our employees to identify different types of customers, to listen for the right things and to properly assess customer needs. Ultimately our goal is to offer an extremely rewarding experience for all of our customers.
Q: When a first time customer walks through the door, what kind of experience do you want them to have?
A. I want them to feel like they have been here before, as if they are an old friend. Whatever they see, do or experience during their first visit, I want them to leave with two questions:
- Why haven't I been here before?
- When can I make it back?
Q: What characteristics do you most value in your employees? What makes someone "MGR-material?"
A: I value honesty and diligence and I look for these characteristics in our employees. Anyone that enjoys a hard day's work, is honest, and has the ability to multi-task is a candidate for working at Music Go Round. Add in a bit of personality, humor, genuine interest in helping others and love of music and you have the perfect employee right there. Find Jobs Here >>>
Q: What challenges do you face in balancing the responsibilities of work and those of fatherhood?
A: My children know that when Dad has to leave to "make the bacon," he will be back home as soon as possible; sometimes that is way past bedtime, but other times we are able to sit and enjoy dinner together as a family. It is important for me to set boundaries between work and home life and that requires discipline and priority-setting. The time I spend at work sometimes feels like a sacrifice of family time, but overall I feel I am able to have a healthy blend of work time and family time.
Q: What's the hardest part of being a manger?
A: I work with each employee to identify and agree on their responsibilities and to make sure we are meeting each other's expectations . The most difficult part of being a manager is having to discipline an employee who is not holding up their end of the bargain. On the other side of the coin, it is really hard having a great employee leave because they have other opportunities and goals in their life. While I am happy for them I will miss having them be a part of the team.
Q: And the best part?
A: The camaraderie that permeates the store when all of us are all firing on all cylinders. There is music in the air, customers are finding new toys, and at the end of the day, when everyone is spent, we all pat each other on the back and say goodbye until the next day…when we do it all over again!
Vic can be reached at email@example.com or through our Facebook page, Facebook.com/musicgoroundboston


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Oakville Place looses Pusateri's Fine Foods announced the food purveyor on December 12, 2018. The public announcement was made via their Facebook account. Ida Pusateri and Frank Luchetta signed the post.
Its Oakville location closes on December 31, 2018. They chose Oakville Place because of its easy access off the highway, and ample free parking. The Oakville Store was Pusateri's first location established outside of the city.
It opened on July 7, 2016 with much fanfare. They established the first posh grocery store north of the QEW. The Oakville store covers 18,500 square feet and made it their largest location.
Until December 31st, the Oakville Place location will continue to offer fresh food departments, premium grocery and gourmet prepared foods, as well as a number of new in-store experiences. The store features a shop-in-shop from Canada's leading cold-pressed juice company, Greenhouse Juice, offering raw 100% organic juices and Pizza Couture, offering classic Roman-style pizza al taglio (by the slice). They made an effort to support locally made food.
Ida Pusateri and Frank Luchetta continued to explain that they are "committed to providing a smooth and fair transition to our team members who are affected by this announcement into relocation positions within our network, and financial support into the New Year."
Pusateri's hired 100 employees.
Already a number of people started commenting directly to Pusateri's on Facebook. Pusateri is monitoring the comments, making a strong effort to stay connected with its customers.
To one client who expressed that going to Sherway was a too far, they indicated that they deliver.
In 1966 first Pusateri's Fine Foods opened on Avenue Road in Toronto. Unfortunately, their flag-ship store on Avenue Road burned down and has been rebuilt. With its 50 year history, the retailer will continue operating five other locations. The closest location is in Saks Fifth Avenue at Sherway Gardens.
Here is the link to the Facebook post.
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Samsung Pixon M8910 – Pixon M8910 with 12-Megapixel Camera Touch-Screen Phone
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. announced to launch high megapixel camera phone – Samsung Pixon M8910. The company had already launched world's 1st 8 megapixel camera touch-screen phone – Pixon M8800.
In the competition of Sony Ericsson Satio which has 12.1MP camera feature, Samsung has also announced to launch 12-mega pixel camera mobile phone. Pixon M8910 will arrive in Europe in June. It has full-touch with 3.1-inch AMOLED screen.
Samsung Pixon12 enables users to take the best pictures quickly and easily. It has fast moving camera which allows users to next shot within around 2 seconds. It has innovative camera feature which provides the best photo quality. By touching fingers, users can simply select focus point.
Pixon M8910 has feature to upload images and videos to popular social networking sites such as Facebook, Picasa, Flickr, MySpace, Photobucket, Friendster etc. Pixon12 has some memorable key features also – 3.1 AMOLED touchscreen display, 12 Megapixel autofocus camera equipped with Xenon, Power LED flash, 28mm wide angle lens, touch-focus, "Smart Auto", Quad-band GSM/EDGE connectivity, Dual-band UMTS/HSPA connectivity (900 / 2100 MHz), GPS, Bluetooth and FM radio with RDS. It will be available in Europe in June, 2009 and outside of Europe in August, 2009. Price of the phone was not announced.
Samsung Pixon M8910 will record video at 720×480 resolution at 30fps. It is included with HSPA and Wi-Fi. Images can be shot via a 28mm wide angle lens.
In the review of Pixon M8910 crave.cnet.co.uk writes, "It also includes a 28mm wide-angle lens and Xenon flash. As well as stills, the M8910 shoots 720×480-pixel video at 30 frames per second. Which all sounds great, but we'll wait until we've had a hands-on and seen some test shots before we get really excited — after all, there's still the matter of that tiny little phone-sized image sensor."
Overall, mobile phones are adopting newer technologies continuously. Samsung mobile is trying to give user's satisfactory products. In Samsung Pixon M8910, you will get higher and newer technology, especially in camera features.
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I've had this about 24 hours. I hooked up a wireless receiver that I had bought previously for a desktop computer. This was a standalone receiver with a/c power and a ethernet cord for the tv. (not a usb wireless) It was plug and play all the way. No problems. The widgets are pretty intuitive. I was widget surfing while my wife watched Dancing with the Stars,…and got no complaints since they run simultaneously. I was disappointed not to readily find the YouTube widget that was demonstrated in January. Maybe I was looking in the wrong gallery. I believe widgets will catch on.
The picture was great when watching HDTV cable channels. It looks almost 3-D…particularly when there are 3 or so people in the view at different focal lengths from the camera.
I am a little disappointed not to have more inputs (no S-video)…but as I upgrade my dvd player, etc…I can take advantage of the HDMI.
I use a Logitech Harmony universal remote to control my TV, DVD, CABLE Box, Receiver, etc. and noticed that the TV turns on slow, so I sometimes have to press the activity on button on the remote a second time after the TV completely powers up to configure the appropriate input.
So far, so good….and I haven't noticed any bad pixels or clouding.
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Preparations by the Luther Thorne Primary School for the NAPSAC this year got a shoot in the arm from multi-brand automotive dealers McEnearneyQuality Inc.(MQI).
And Sales and Marketing Manager Margaret Hoyte in handing over a cheque to principal Marcia Best said it is part of MQI's way of assisting athletics as well as giving back to the community in which it operates.
"The school is our neighbours and have been doing well, both inside and outside of the classrooms and our assistance to the school with uniforms and other paraphernalia should help them to do even better this year", Hoyte noted.
According to Hoyte the young athletes are doing well under the conditions and as MQI in the forefront of assistance to sports and the development of the youth we will continue to give it the support it needs.
The school, which won the boys Victor ludorum title at last year's NAPSAC, and are the defending boys champions, recently carried off the Under 11 boys title at the recently-held Relay Fair and under the watchful eyes of coaches Adrian Brome and Christina Jones are again among the fancied schools this year's competition.
Luther Thorne Primary School won the 1000 metres sprint relay medley which was made up of the 100, 200, 300 and 400 legs and the 4X100 metres, and also won the silver medal in the 4 X 200 relay.
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Soaking in a hot bath for 30 minutes can burn 130 calories. That's about as many as a 30-minute walk. Relaxing in a hot bath can induce passive heating, which reduces inflammation, which also happens to your body post workout. A study in Finland also revealed that passive heating could help to ward off cardiovascular disease.
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BEIRUT, LEBANON (4:45 P.M.) – Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi stated during a press conference on Tuesday that the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights is Syrian territory.
"The Golan Heights are occupied Syrian territory. International law is clear on that. It has to be treated as such," Safadi told reporters at his press conference.
"Therefore, our position is that Israel needs to withdraw from that territory in the framework of a peace agreement," he added.
Safadi's comments were in reference to Israel's latest attempt to push the U.S. to recognize the occupied Golan Heights as Israeli territory.
Despite Syria's suspension from the organization, the Arab League maintains that the Golan Heights is currently occupied by Israel.
The Arab League, along with UN resolutions 242 and 497, recognize the Golan Heights as Syrian territory.
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From October to March. 400 hours theory/practice
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Intermediate level
An advanced course in this in-demand discipline. A semester designed for the intermediate level jazz dancer. It is necessary to have a well rooted base of classical dance and a knowledge of jazz. In addition this course will be complemented with a basic course in tap, a fundamental and essential discipline for musical theatre.
- Ballet.
- Horton technique special workshop.
- Jazz: main subject of the itinerary that focuses on the two principal styles, musical theatre and lyrical jazz.
- Tap. Basic course.
- Additional master classes: afro, contemporary jazz etc.
- Take a closer look into this discipline professionally.
- Work on strength, flexibility and power.
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Account based Marketing (ABM) is a B2B strategy which focuses sales and marketing effort on targeted accounts within a specific market. Instead of identifying and executing broad reaching campaigns across an industry (for example the "your employees can work anywhere with our amazing cloud solutions" email that EVERY IT Director received circa 2010) – marketers are now focusing on specific accounts and their unique issues, strengths and weaknesses where their solution can fit.
The trend kicked off around 2011ish where LinkedIn was becoming prominent and sales people were beginning to social sell. Basically stalking senior heads at organisations, googling their latest news and trying to make their recent affairs relevant to their product. This tactic was referred to as Basho and focused on personalisation and relevance in order to create engagement. At first, this tactic was highly successful for salespeople willing to take the time to do it (myself included). However as time went by, the emails became more frequent, less unique and more generic.
The reason messaging became more generic is because an account based focus is incredibly time consuming – imagine working on a prospect for 9 months to only find out that they were not the right person and the business had just signed a five year contract with a competitor. When it comes to new business, it is a risky strategy and arguably not worth your time when there are targets and short term pipelines to be cautious about.
Today however in the world of tech marketing, account based marketing has been simplified. Any company that uses marketing automation technology and CRM software can automate much of the tedious and time expensive work involved by mining potential customer data and personalising marketing messages to meet the needs of the account that is being targeted.
This approach is also shifting the way marketing and sales are now working together. Marketers are now beginning to think a little more like sales reps, focusing attention on the best way to bring a potential customer to the table and generate revenue.
One business who does ABM particularly well is Computacenter who are quick to create literature, branding and customer experiences on key prospects – particularly when they are part of a tender process. When pitching for the Post Office account (which they successfully won back in 2014) Computacenter stormed ahead with credibility by creating a virtual post office onsite in Hatfield and allowing the prospect to feel what being a Computacenter customer could be like.
Although many businesses won't have the Computacenter budgets, it does show how successful going that extra mile could be. So how can your business get started:
- Build Your ABM Strategy – as with any strategy, you need to set and define goals and objectives before you begin!
- Identify Your Key Accounts – these don't have to be prospects. There is a tonne of opportunity in expanding dormant accounts, plus you have a warmer relationship
- Align Your Team – ensure marketing/sales are on the same page with timelines, content and approach
- Prime Them on Social – engage and share content with key individuals in your key account
- Craft the Message and Identify the Channels – try to really understand what problems your solutions can solve within that account and keep it relevant when approaching them
You can then measure and monitor the success however as I have sufficiently rambled on enough today, I will save this for another post!


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There are two things you need for a perfect celebration - cheerful people and a flawless organization.
There are two things you need for a perfect celebration - cheerful people and a flawless organization.
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