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Patriot Acts...Strategic Planning - Part Two
2008-12-26 07:20:00 At the crowning of every American Head of State there is undoubtedly great anticipation melanged with a fair measure trepidation. This person, just like all the others, had considered themselves, perhaps not worthy, yet somehow still deserving of the honor. Will this man or woman fulfill their word, for which both believers and the haphazard had already cast their approval? It is not always the man or woman who can say that they actually produced the moral and fearless resolve to remain strong in the face of adversity, which surely awaits each and every successive leader of both the strongest and somehow increasingly impotent nation that seems to have dangerously lost its edge on too many levels.In Part one of Patriot Acts - Strategic Planning you saw the inner-workings of an infant administration callously and mercilessly thrust into a crisis that, if enacted, would cause the memory of September 11, 2001 shrink into obscurity, except for the true guardians of freedom.I hope you...
Patriot Acts...Strategic Planning - Part One
2008-12-23 19:57:00 Patriot Acts...Strategic Planning - Part OneWhat Do You Think...? There are some stark days ahead for the United States its efforts to stop the Islamic Republic of Iran from developing nuclear weapons. There is an intrinsic need to deal with Iran which is in the process of building a nuclear reactor and enriching uranium that it says would be used for its energy needs. Now we see that this nation has been thrust upon the world stage and is now at the center of international debate regarding its nuclear ambitions. Therefore, it is only logical that we should take a look at whether this fanatical Shiite State should be allowed to possess such technology. Does a land that is sitting on a sea of oil really have energy needs that could not be met by its massive reserve of crude? Would it be wise to trust the nation that launched the present wave of terror through out the world in 1979 with a nuclear arsenal? Can we continue to work closely with any nation, such as Russia, that would he...
Fashion And Music - A Classic Joint Business Venture
2008-04-19 07:00:00 The fashion and music industries have always had many common components and invariably a new movement in the recording business has resulted in the development of new fashion styles for the fans. I still remember when the Beatles were hitting the American shores for the first time, how everyone just “had to have” a John ...
By: Resources zone
Strategic planning for real estate startups
2008-04-16 01:38:00 Nikolai Kolding at the new BH&G Real Estate blog inspired me to write more about the strategic planning process. Like Nicolai, I've always been hooked on how businesses work and why things happen, the essence of corporate strategy. Simply put, there are two types of strategic planning - corporate planning and startup planning. Nicolai describes the former by introducing the "scenario planning" methodology used by conglomerate Royal Dutch Shell: Shell uses scenarios to explore the future. Our scenarios are not mechanical forecasts. They recognise that people hold beliefs and make choices that can lead down different paths. They reveal different possible futures that are plausible and challenging. Our latest energy scenarios look at the world in the next half century, linking the uncertainties we hold about the future to the decisions we must make today. The next half century is long term planning (frankly, I think it is too long). This is the province of management...
Two Great Myths Regarding Taxes
2008-04-11 07:00:00 Sandy Botkin is a former IRS attorney with real IRS experience, as well as a CPA. He was also a trainer of IRS attorneys. Sandy was involved is a lot of the stuff that goes on with audits and things like that. Plus, he was one of the founding members of the IRS ...
By: Resources zone
Models of Strategic Planning Posted By : Robert II Smith
2008-03-14 18:03:00 Strategic planning theorists through the 1980s produced a wide range of frameworks, many of them based on the work of Porter, Parsons and McFarlan, which focused on assessing the impact of IT and searching for IT opportunities. More: continued here
Strategic Planning Warning Flag 2 - Near-Term Focus
2008-03-13 12:01:00 Executives and managers maximize their organization’s value through transformative change brought about by the effective execution of a long-range plan. Some executives and managers, by setting long-term goals, the achievement of which is supported by a tactically flexible long-range plan, establish the conditions necessary for their organization to realize the significant benefits of transformative change. In other organizations, executives and managers concern themselves with small incremental improvements, eliminating the possibility of attaining the breakaway successes of truly great organizations. (more…) If you enjoyed this posting, we encourage you to become a StrategyDriven Registered Member and ask that you recommend us to others you feel will benefit from using our website. Registered Members gain access to the many members only whitepapers, models, and categories and registration is FREE! If you have not already done so, please click here to register and ...
By: StrategyDriven
Strategic Planning For Dummies ???????????
2008-02-18 04:52:00 Strategic Planning For Dummies???????????# Author:Erica Olsen # Format:PDF 2.3MB# Page Count: 384 pages# Publisher: For Dummies (October 30, 2006)# Language: English# ISBN-10: 0470037164# ISBN-13: 978-0470037164If you?re starting a new business or planning your business?s future, there are plenty of things you should take into account. Strategic Planning For Dummies covers everything you need to know to develop a plan for building and maintaining a competitive advantage ? no matter what business you?re in.Written by Erica Olsen, founder and President of a business development firm that helps entrepreneurial-minded businesses plan for a successful future, this handy guide covers all the basics, including: * How a strategic plan is different than a business plan * Establishing a step-based planning process * Planning for and encouraging growth * Taking a long-view of your organization * Evaluating past performance * Defining and refining your mission, values, and vis...
Utah Real Estate - Strategic Planning for the Housing Crisis
2008-02-14 15:25:00 Yesterday we were talking about the potential effects of the stimulus package and the other measures taken by the Fed and lenders to ease the housing crisis. Today let's talk about how this could affect Utah's real estate market and how you can position yourself to take advantage.First of all, Utah's real estate market has slowed down quite a bit, but prices are remaining high. Certain areas like Northern Utah County have a glut of new homes on the market and prices have come down there, but overall owners selling houses are resistant to lowering prices.KSL reported Monday - Market analysts say home prices are still high, and few people are buying.Bingham says fewer than 3,000 homes went on sale in December of 2006, and more than 1,200 sold. Compare that to December of 2007, where nearly 7,000 homes went on the market, and less than 800 sold.Unlike some markets in the country Utah saw a decrease in foreclosures in 2007 by 25%. Home values have held up and you don't read abo...
Strategic Planning For Dummies
2008-01-16 10:55:00 Yes of course you wanted to know some business things before running it. I bumped this book from a bookstore around Quezon City that i wanted to share with you. Axly, a 4mb PDF file is already available around the net. If you are interested, you can download the PDF file here but requires free ...
Islamism and Challenges to Resources for U.S. Strategic Planning Against Ji
2008-01-12 20:00:00 As previously discussed, in addressing the strategic planning to fight Jihad, any blueprint strategy for national security must define Jihad, must address it within the national security threat, and must also define a national policy on the ideology of political Islamism. The 9/11 Commission report defines Islamism as follows: "an Islamic militant, anti-democratic movement, bearing a holistic vision of Islam whose final aim is the restoration of the caliphate." Yet the United States still has no...(read more)
The Purpose Of Strategic Planning
2008-01-09 19:11:00 A brief introduction on strategic planning is that this is to integrate the actions of organizational units and enable the headquarter units to capitalize on its synergies. It lets individuals and subgroups better understand their various roles and relationships and who and what to trust. Strategies are the sources of cohesiveness in the organization ( ...
Strategic Planning Best Practice 10 - Future Focus
2007-12-21 03:28:00 Today?s rapidly changing business environment presents a daunting challenge to executives and managers. Gone are the days when a company?s competitive advantage could be leveraged to bring it untold riches year after year. Technology and the phenomenon of the flattening world have created a new market environment in which a company innovates one day only ...
By: StrategyDriven
Strategic Planning Best Practice 9 - Avoid Using Jargon
2007-12-14 03:01:00 Not everyone within an organization is a Harvard MBA graduate with a decade or more of business planning experience. Business planners using highly technical terms as a way to impress others with their business planning prowess will often find that they confuse the very people they are trying to communicate with, namely, the organization?s workforce. In ...
By: StrategyDriven
Strategic Planning ? Why Do Organization?s Need Strategic Planning
2007-11-22 18:53:00 Do you know of an organization that performs extremely well during a crisis? Maybe your own? Organizations do well during times of crisis because executives, managers, and individual contributors all gain clarity of purpose, action, and expectation. Clarity, along with a sense of urgency, breaks down organizational barriers allowing people to work together efficiently towards the ...
By: StrategyDriven
Strategic Planning For Your Printed Newsletters Posted By : Lynne Saarte
2007-11-21 05:11:00 a few more tricks to help you plan your print flyers More: continued here
Strategic Planning Whitepaper Introduction - Analysis
2007-11-11 07:21:00 StrategyDriven contributors are pleased to introduce the strategic planning whitepaper: Analysis. This whitepaper outlines and describes the major steps taken to assess the organization’s internal performance and external environment in support of long range activity planning. Strategic analysis is a critical component of the strategic planning process. An integral part of a company?s evaluation and control ...
By: StrategyDriven
Catechism and Strategic Planning
2007-11-02 14:48:00 In the Over-Educated youth minister blog I’ve been working on a long series about strategic planning in youth ministry. I’m not alone in thinking this is a significant point of deficiency in our work (see youth ministry tips, for instance). I have already walked through some of th...
Catechism and Strategic Planning
2007-11-02 14:48:00 In the Over-Educated youth minister blog I’ve been working on a long series about strategic planning in youth ministry. I’m not alone in thinking this is a significant point of deficiency in our work (see youth ministry tips, for instance). I have already walked through some of th...
Strategic Planning vs. Tactical Planning
2007-10-22 14:30:00 Monday Distinction #12 Your ability to set S.M.A.R.T. (specific, measurable, attainable, relevant & time specific) goals and effective action plans that will accelerate your professional and personal success requires that you (i) appreciate the difference between strategic and tactical planning and (ii) understand how both types of planning are essential to your accelerated success. So … let’s get started. Strategic Planning Strategic planning is macro-oriented ...
Strategic Planning vs. Tactical Planning
2007-10-22 14:30:00 Monday Distinction #12 Your ability to set S.M.A.R.T. (specific, measurable, attainable, relevant & time specific) goals and effective action plans that will accelerate your professional and personal success requires that you (i) appreciate the difference between strategic and tactical planning and (ii) understand how both types of planning are essential to your accelerated success. So … let’s get started. Strategic Planning Strategic planning is macro-oriented ...
Strategic Planning Warning Flag - Business Unit versus Goal-Based Planning
2007-10-12 03:36:00 Executives and managers maximize their company’s value when they focus the efforts of the entire workforce on the organization’s prioritized mission goals and supporting objectives. Some executives and managers, by making the mission measurable, prioritizing those measures, and sharing accountability for identifying and executing the most value adding initiatives, ensure their workforce focuses on those ...
By: StrategyDriven
Strategic Planning
2007-10-05 00:00:00 It never ceases to amaze me how many businesses are operating without a strategic plan. People who map out every detail of a vacation or even a day trip to a new destination, fail to map out the future of...
Strategic Planning Best Practice 8 - Results First, Actions Second
2007-09-21 03:56:00 Too often, organizations biased to action move forward with projects and initiatives before defining the results to be achieved. This shotgun approach resembles the marksman who shoots, shoots some more, and then aims. And like the marksman who doesn?t first aim, the organization may or may not achieve its desired goals. Even if the goals are ...
By: StrategyDriven
Strategic Planning Best Practice 7 - Shared Accountability
2007-09-05 02:26:00 Organizational silos act as barriers; hindering the performance of business units, work groups, and individuals as they strive to achieve the organization?s shared goals. Nowhere in the organization are silos more destructive than if they exist within the executive team. Here, silos prevent the free flow of information and resources needed to successfully execute cross-functional ...
By: StrategyDriven
Strategic Planning Made Simple
2007-09-01 00:00:00 As small business CEOs, we always hear that we must have a "Strategic Plan." Just what is strategic planning? Well, here?s what it is NOT: It is not a business plan It is not a marketing plan * It is...
By: The CEO Coach
Strategic Planning Best Practice 6 ? Focus on Strength
2007-08-17 02:57:00 Time and again, organizations ? like people ? focus on overcoming weaknesses to improve performance. But like people, far more can often be gained by advancing the company?s strengths. Strength in this sense is not simply a corporate competency; rather, it is something the organization can consistently perform at world class levels. Organizations focusing on their ...
By: StrategyDriven
Strategic Planning Best Practice 5 - Defined Program
2007-08-10 02:35:00 Organizations must be able to respond quickly and decisively to the rapidly changing business environment. A formally defined strategic planning program consists of a collection of planning and execution activities that help an organization appropriately respond to marketplace events and evolving trends. A strategic planning program provides the framework for execution consistency and minimizes the risk of ...
By: StrategyDriven
Strategic Planning Best Practice 4 - Ongoing Planning and Execution
2007-08-03 03:25:00 Market changes wait for no one. In today?s rapidly changing business environment, competitors and suppliers aggressively seek to gain a competitive advantage while government agencies and special interest groups continuously seek to further their agendas. These forces, acting together, demand an organization to be responsive and flexible to maintain its footing within the marketplace. Ongoing planning ...
By: StrategyDriven
Strategic Planning Best Practice 3 - Strategic Discipline
2007-07-24 22:44:00 Executives seeking to focus their organization on mission achievement act with strategic discipline. By committing a significant portion their time and attention to the long-term direction of the organization, executives are more likely to recognize and properly respond to marketplace changes in a way that fully harnesses and focuses their organization?s energy on mission achievement. Strategic ...
By: StrategyDriven
Strategic Planning Best Practice 2 ? Prioritize the Mission
2007-07-13 04:44:00 Ideally, an organization?s mission statement would convey a singular purpose. However, mission statements often enumerated several purposes, such as creating shareholder value, contributing to the community, and offering workforce prosperity. When this occurs, organizations struggle to serve multiple masters. Prioritizing the mission establishes the relative importance of an organization?s multiple purposes; focusing decisions and driving actions ...
By: StrategyDriven
Strategic Planning Best Practice 2 ? Prioritize the Mission
2007-07-13 04:44:00 Ideally, an organization?s mission statement would convey a singular purpose. However, mission statements often enumerated several purposes, such as creating shareholder value, contributing to the community, and offering workforce prosperity. When this occurs, organizations struggle to serve multiple masters. Prioritizing the mission establishes the relative importance of an organization?s multiple purposes; focusing decisions and driving actions ...
By: StrategyDriven
Strategic Planning Best Practice 1 - Make the Mission Measureable
2007-07-11 02:37:00 An organization?s mission statement defines its purpose, its reason for being. These statements, however, tend to be broad and somewhat vague; making it difficult to identify the specific products, services, initiatives, and people that will most directly enable the organization to achieve its purpose. Making the mission measureable provides the added clarity needed to focus decisions ...
By: StrategyDriven
Strategic Planning Best Practice 1 - Make the Mission Measureable
2007-07-11 02:37:00 An organization?s mission statement defines its purpose, its reason for being. These statements, however, tend to be broad and somewhat vague; making it difficult to identify the specific products, services, initiatives, and people that will most directly enable the organization to achieve its purpose. Making the mission measureable provides the added clarity needed to focus decisions ...
By: StrategyDriven
Strategic Planning Introduction
2007-07-04 21:13:00 A company?s true value is largely determined by its long-term performance potential as shaped by management?s decisions made today. These decisions guide the translation of the company?s mission, its purpose for existing, into the products and services it provides and hopefully the market wants. Strategic planning is an iterative, ongoing process consisting of: Analysis: assessment of the ...
By: StrategyDriven
Strategic Planning Introduction
2007-07-04 21:13:00 A company?s true value is largely determined by its long-term performance potential as shaped by management?s decisions made today. These decisions guide the translation of the company?s mission, its purpose for existing, into the products and services it provides and hopefully the market wants. Strategic planning is an iterative, ongoing process consisting of: Analysis: assessment of the ...
By: StrategyDriven
How Does Culture Influence Your Company's Strategic Planning?
2007-07-04 20:25:00 When it comes to strategic planning and implementation, culture can play a large role in many aspects of the planning process. In particular, mission/vision statements, time horizons, and marketing are key areas that can be greatly influenced by culture. A company’s mission statement is supposed to reflect the overall goals of the company, and should clearly state what the company is trying to achieve. These large objectives can be heavily influenced by the culture in which the company is a part. For example, if an oil company is part of a culture that values environmentalism, its mission statement will likely reflect the oil company’s commitment to preserving, rather than destroying, the environment while at the same time providing its customers with the oil they need. However, if this oil company is situated within a culture that cares more about progress and price than the environment, the company’s mission statement may not mention the environment at all, but instead empha...
Strategically Un-Strategic
2007-07-02 16:00:00 I was taking a look through some of Kurt Johnston’s old blog posts from about a year ago and I came across this post about strategy. Now it’s no secret that this site has a particular interest in strategy driven junior high ministry but it’s posts like this one by KuJo (as I call him) that will hopefully balance the paradigm. I like strategies. I like having a plan of attack and sticking to it. I like knowing what the goals, purposes, vision and direction of my ministry look like. In fact, for years I’ve rang the bell of ‘junior high ministry needs to, and can be, more strategic!’ Believe me; I have no plans to abandon my plans. However I’m beginning to wonder if, because of the brief season of ministry time we have with our students (2-3 years max) and their unique developmental stage, too much strategy actually hurts our ministry to young teens rather than helps it. Maybe part of our strategy needs to include room to be un-strategic. Mayb...
Strategic Planning: Try A One Page Business Plan
2007-06-17 00:00:00 We've all been told we must have a business plan, and, If you fail to plan, you plan to fail, etc. But how can I possibly find the time to write one of those books-length monstrosities I see as sample...
By: The CEO Coach
Updating Your Vision Statement
2007-06-14 16:00:00 Updating or creating a new vision statement can be one of the most exciting parts of strategic planning. Creating your vision statement can be achieved in a fashion similar to that of creating your mission and values statements. Follow these steps to create your vision: Gather your senior staff and key employees together for a ...
Sixth Graders in Middle Schools Fare Worse Than Peers in Elementary Schools
2007-06-07 16:00:00 This article is from Duke University. Study also finds that the negative effects of grouping sixth graders with older students are lasting and persist at least through ninth grade Monday, February 26, 2007 Durham, NC — Sixth graders placed in middle schools have more discipline problems and lower test scores than their peers who attend elementary schools, according ...
Personal Strategic Planning - Creating a Personal Vision Statement
2007-04-26 03:08:00 See the Future - Personal Visioning The process of developing a vivid picture of the future is an important step in creating a future that is better than today. A clear, motivating image can inspire us to reach higher and overcome challenges. Once created, a vision will begin to impact today as a foundation ...
By: Motivation Works
How does strategic planning aid my success? (Sun Tze Chapter 1:Laying Plans
2007-04-12 19:45:00 In business and management it is akin to going to war. Decisions determine success. By assessing these 8 factors, I can forecast which side will be victorious and which will be defeated - quoted from Sun Tze art of Management. This portion covers more on the management in a team. Ranging from micro to macro, analysis invovles examining individuals(HRM, leadership and motivation) to company (corporate structure and organisation), nation and the environment. These includes both human and non-human elements to account on the competitive edges; the static and moving nature of the unknown; tangible and intangible factors. A decision on success is encouraged based on Sun Tze on the following conditions: 1) are there some definite advantages to be gained? 2) Is there a strong assurance of success? 3) is there other alternatives to safeguard one’s own position instead? 4) is one’s defense invulnerable? Sun Tze explained in the text that a ruler should not wage war out of anger a...
Characteristics Of A Typical 14 Year Old
2007-02-10 23:02:00 This is a four part series outlining the basic characteristics of a typical junior high aged students. This is just a foundational list that all are encouraged to add to based on their experience or expertise. Characteristics of a Typical Fourteen Year Old Physical: ? High energy continues ? Generally healthy age-pushes through illness in desire to participate with peers ? Loud ? Alcohol and drugs a major influence on physical well being ? Girls; full development nearly complete ? Boys; growth spurt continues ? Both; sexually active in increasing percentages ? Upper body strength beings to develop in boys ? High need for physical exercise and snacking Social: ? Like to do as much as possible-cram as much into the day as they can ? More of their own adult personality evident ? Often embarrassed to be seen with their parents; critical of parental dress, habits, friends, ideas ? Loud ? Especially don’t like or respond well to adult lectures; feel that they know what is going to b...
Characteristics Of A Typical 13 Year Old
2007-02-10 23:00:00 This is a four part series outlining the basic characteristics of a typical junior high aged students. This is just a foundational list that all are encouraged to add to based on their experience or expertise. Characteristics of a Typical Thirteen Year Old Physical: ? High physical energy ? Skin problems emerging; hygiene a key issue ? Girls: 95% of mature height in average girl; menstruating has begun for most ? Boys: voice change for many; growth spurt about a year behind girls Social: ? Neatness a key issue with personal appearance, not with personal environment ? The mirror is their best friend and worst enemy ? Often quieter than 12’s or 14’s ? Like to be alone at home ? Feelings easily hurt and can easily hurt other’s feelings ? Mean = scared ? Touchy; flaring anger ? Close friendships more obviously important to girls ? Boys hang in groups or formal gangs ? Girls more interested in older boys ? Strong sports interest in both genders ? Telephone, computer, vi...
Characteristics Of A Typical 12 Year Old
2007-02-10 22:56:00 This is a four part series outlining the basic characteristics of a typical junior high aged students. This is just a foundational list that all are encouraged to add to based on their experience or expertise. Characteristics of a Typical Twelve Year Old Physical: ? High energy ? Much rest needed ? Growth spurt; signs of puberty ? Menstruation for majority of girls ? Food important, especially mid-morning in school ? Physical education and sports valued Social: ? Adult personality ? More reasonable, tolerant than at 11 ? Enthusiastic, uninhibited ? Will initiate own activity ? Empathetic ? Self-aware, insightful ? Can set realistic goals in the short-term ? Appears secure ? Peers more important than teachers Language: ? Sarcasm emerges ? Double meanings, word play, jokes of intellectual interest ? Enjoys conversations with adults and peers ? Peer “vocabulary” (slang) important Cognitive: ? Increased ability to abstract in intellectual pursuits ? May show emerging abilit...
Characteristics Of A Typical 11 Year Old
2007-02-10 22:54:00 This is a four part series outlining the basic characteristics of a typical junior high aged students. This is just a foundational list that all are encouraged to add to based on their experience or expertise. Characteristics of a Typical Eleven Year Old Physical: ? Vast appetite for food and physical activity and talking ? Growth spurt of early adolescence for some girls ? Constant motion; restless ? More illness: colds, flu, ear infections ? Need for more sleep ? Physical aggression not uncommon ? Fine motor capability good Social: ? Moody; sensitive ? Oppositional; tests limits ? Often does best away from home ? Impulsive; rude; unaware ? Loves to argue ? Difficulty with decisions ? Self-absorbed ? Extremes of emotion ? Inclusion/exclusion; height of cliques; seeks to belong Language: ? Discovery of the telephone and instant messaging ? Impulsive-talks before thinking ? Can be cruel ? Argumentative; debater ? Appreciates humour ? Imitates adult language Cognitive: ? Prefers new...
Mind Mapping
2007-02-10 21:42:00 Mind mapping is a technique that organizes your thoughts and ideas into a visual map or diagram that is easier to process. It can be quite useful in brainstorming or problem solving, and some pastors, like Ed Young, use it to organize their sermons. If you would like to learn how to mind map, Innovation Network offers the following 8 easy steps to mind mapping. Center First Our linear, left-brain education system has taught us to start in the upper left-hand corner of a page. However, our mind focuses on the center ? so mind mapping begins with a word or image that symbolizes what you want to think about placed in the middle of the page. Lighten Up Mind mapping is simply a brain dumping process that helps stimulate new ideas and connections. Start with an open, playful attitude ? you can always get serious later. Free Associate As ideas emerge, print one or two word descriptions of the ideas on lines branching from the central focus. Allow the ideas to expand outward into branches ...
What College Aged People Are Thinking
2007-02-08 06:35:00 Seeing as most people who become Junior High leaders and workers are either in college or just finished college I thought I would throw these statistics on to showcase where current college students are at. If college students are here, chances are that the junior highers in our communities aren’t far behind. Some interesting food for thought as you plan program, build relationship and set vision. College Students Speak: Making a Difference in the World is More Important than Professional Success Health, Human Rights and the Environment are Top of Mind Boston, MASS, 01/23/2007 - Experience, Inc., the only career site specifically for college students & alumni, today revealed the findings of its 2006 “Global Issues” survey. Experience polled more than 2,800 students from colleges and universities nationwide to determine which issues concern college students most and to measure their level of engagement in addressing these global issues. In what should be a ver...
WiredChurches.com
2007-02-07 15:03:00 Granger Community Church has created a church resource website called wiredchurches.com. This website has access to various types of administrative documents and message series for an adult church setting but many of the tools and resources can be applied to Junior High ministry as well. Definitely take a look at the administrative documents because they’ll give you a place to start when doing some strategic planning and development of your junior high ministry. var sb_rated_title = 'WiredChurches.com'; var sb_url_to_rate = 'http://www.strategicjuniorhigh-.com/message-series/wiredchurch-escom/'; try { var sb_rated_creation = new Date(Date.parse('Sat, 21 Jul 2007 02:37:08 -0400')); } catch (e) {} |
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