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You’re not likable enough, Andrew

Today is the Ides of March 03-15-21 “History will not treat you kindly. I know. I intended to write that history.”— Winston Churchill to an adversary. When the Left turns on someone, it drives the knife deep and twists! Somehow, Andrew Cuomo survived 10 years as governor of a media-saturated state. Now the man can’t cut the ribbon on a Covid nursing home without getting the Bronx cheer. Never…

October 3, 2019

     The Rhode Island Interscholastic League congratulates the following individuals, who have been named National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) Rhode Island Coach of the Year in their respective sports for the 2018-19 school year:

Football – Joe Gilmartin, North Kingstown High School

Boys Outdoor Track & Field – Jim Doyle, Bishop Hendricken

Girls Outdoor Track & Field – David Federico, Westerly High School

Boys Basketball – Aaron Thomas, North Kingstown High School

Girls Basketball – Henry Herbermann, South Kingstown High School

Baseball – Matt Kestler, Rogers High School

Softball – Mo Jackson, La Salle Academy

Boys Soccer – Dan Silva, Tolman High School

Girls Soccer – Robert Squillante, Smithfield High School

Wrestling – Kevin Hennessey, Bishop Hendricken

Boys Cross Country – Ken Skelly, La Salle Academy

Boys Tennis – Marvin Gordon, Barrington High School

Girls Tennis – Gerald Rubino, North Providence High School

Golf – Shane Drury, Wheeler School

Boys Swimming – David Hanson, Bishop Hendricken

Girls Swimming –  John “Sandy” Gorham

Boys Volleyball – Jonathan Bartlett, Coventry High School

Girls Volleyball –  Justin Amaral, East Greenwich High School

Boys Ice Hockey – Mark Andreozzi, Cumberland High School

Girls Ice Hockey –  Sean McNamara, La Salle Academy

Boys Lacrosse – Tom Cauchon, South Kingstown High School

Girls Lacrosse – Brian Williams, Moses Brown School

Girls Cross Country – Jeffrey Rose, Portsmouth

Field Hockey – Holly Morris, Barrington High School

Gymnastics – Nicole Daniello, Mt. Hope High School

Basics in Sales & Marketing: Would You Hire a Milkshake?

The basic tenet of successful selling is to uncover a customer need and then find a way to fill that need.  Salespeople sometimes forget to find the need and rush straight to selling products or services.  Then, they wonder why people don’t buy what they’re selling.

Clayton Christensen is a Harvard professor and author of The Innovator’s Dilemma.  He says people buy products for one simple reason

Sen. Feinstein plays Joe McCarthy

The cloistered inhabitants of Stately Blaska Manor are waiting for the usual shrill voices to be heard to defend Democrats’ conduct in the Kavanaugh confirmation hearings. So far, all they are hearing are Simon and Garfunkel.

“Hello Darkness my old friend …”

Atta-girl, Diane!

Bad enough the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee couldn’t even introduce the nominee before the interruptions…