What critics say about ..". Geese vs. Swans..." ..". corporate America is being denied the potential benefits of public relations, of which they may be unaware, because of the travesties committed in its name by communicators who euphemistically see themselves as counselors, arousing the ire of a wise and experienced John Budd who challenges CEOs to raise the bar on advisors, introducing the role of corporate public diplomacy." Chester Burger, founder/chairman, PRSA's College of Fellows*; Founder/chairman, Chester Burger Co. "In crisp and forceful and pungent language John Budd contrasts the proper goals of the craft of PR with the realities of current performance... and urges communication consigliores to change their ways and avoid even the appearance of spin... but he's not sanguine this is either feasible or possible." Robert Hogan, former chairman, psychology department, University of Tulsa; author of Personality and the Fate of Organizations "This brief book is bold, iconoclastic, and on the mark. Budd chronicles and critiques the devolution of forward-looking public relations counseling to its present response-to-daily polls marketing and post-factum spin doctoring. He does so with verve and with wisdom gained from his life-long practice in the trenches." Robert Jackall, sociologist, Williams College; author of Moral Mazes, The World of Corporate Managers and Image Makers "As always from John Budd, sensible, smart advice, crisply presented. Thoughtful but easy to read - and enjoyable." Dr. Charles Elson, director, Corporate Governance, University of Delaware "Our corporate Socrates is back... this time encouraging communicators to abandon the folly of being PR counselors and focus on promoting and marketing which they do extremely well... simultaneously charging CEOs to find the intellectual advisors needed to better cope with the myriad threats to their credibility by a host of so-called soft factors." John D. Bergen, senior vice president, Siemens; ex-founded/CEO, The Council of Public Relations Firms *Public Relations Society of America

The richly fossiliferous Neogene stratigraphic sections of the Dominican Republic serve as one of only a few geological research systems in the world where morphological stasis and punctuated speciation have been investigated in multiple lineages. This research system provides unprecedented opportunities for comparative studies of evolutionary stasis and change and their environmental and ecological contexts. In this volume, a diverse group of geologists and paleobiologists collectively focus their attention on this research system, providing an updated geological framework and a series of novel studies of evolutionary stasis and change among different lineages and associated ecological communities. This collection of studies illustrates the immense potential of collaborative, multidisciplinary, and field-based paleobiological research for studies of macroevolutionary change in the fossil record.

Here, a diverse group of geologists and paleobiologists focus their attention on the richly fossiliferous Neogene stratigraphic sections of the Dominican Republic. They provide an updated geological framework and a series of novel studies of evolutionary stasis and change among different lineages and associated ecological communities. This collection of studies illustrates the immense potential of collaborative, multidisciplinary, and field-based paleobiological research.

IV dem mitteldeutschen und dem rheinischen Braunkohlengebiete ge schildert, wobei Herr Gewerberat Rosebrock sich der Unterstutzung des Herrn Gewerbeassessors Oldemeyer zu erfreuen hatte. Allen diesen Herren sei auch an dieser Stelle bestens gedankt. Moge das Werk, das sie in gemeinsamer Arbeit geschaffen haben, dazu beitragen, die Herstellung einwandfreier Einrichtungen zur Be seitigung der Asche zu fordern und damit nicht nur der Volkswirt schaft, sondern auch dem Arbeiterschutz nutzen. Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Gewerbehygiene. Der Vorsitzende des Technischen Ausschusses: Dr. Leymann Geheimer Oberregierungsrat Inhaltsverzeichnis. Seite 1. Allgemeines . . . . . . . . . 1 Aschegehalt der Kohle und Ascheanfall . 1 2. Alte Entaschungsweisen in Kleinanlagen 2 3. Verbesserungen . . . . . . . . . . . 3 4. Flugaschebeseitigung . . . . . . . . . 4 5. Belastigungen und Schaden beim Transport der Asche. 5 6. Neuere Entaschungsvorrichtungen . 6 a) Mechanische Entaschungsanlagen. 7 b) Pneumatische Entaschung . 11 c) Nasse Entaschung. . . . . . 20 7. Rheinisches Braunkohlengebiet . . 33 8. Mitteldeutsches Braunkohlengebiet 42 9. Schlussbemerkungen . . . . . . 44 1. Allgemeines. Die nachstehenden Ausfuhrungen uber die Beseitigung der Asche von Grosskesselanlagen sollen kein erschopfendes Bild davon geben, sondern lediglich zeigen, wie diese Beseitigung in einigen grossen In dustriegebieten - Oberschlesien, Mitteldeutschland, Ruhrgebiet, Rhein gebiet - geschieht und inwieweit die Technik auf diesem Gebiete dem allgemeinen Fortschritt gefolgt ist."

What critics say about ..". Geese vs. Swans..." ..". corporate America is being denied the potential benefits of public relations, of which they may be unaware, because of the travesties committed in its name by communicators who euphemistically see themselves as counselors, arousing the ire of a wise and experienced John Budd who challenges CEOs to raise the bar on advisors, introducing the role of corporate public diplomacy." Chester Burger, founder/chairman, PRSA's College of Fellows*; Founder/chairman, Chester Burger Co. "In crisp and forceful and pungent language John Budd contrasts the proper goals of the craft of PR with the realities of current performance... and urges communication consigliores to change their ways and avoid even the appearance of spin... but he's not sanguine this is either feasible or possible." Robert Hogan, former chairman, psychology department, University of Tulsa; author of Personality and the Fate of Organizations "This brief book is bold, iconoclastic, and on the mark. Budd chronicles and critiques the devolution of forward-looking public relations counseling to its present response-to-daily polls marketing and post-factum spin doctoring. He does so with verve and with wisdom gained from his life-long practice in the trenches." Robert Jackall, sociologist, Williams College; author of Moral Mazes, The World of Corporate Managers and Image Makers "As always from John Budd, sensible, smart advice, crisply presented. Thoughtful but easy to read - and enjoyable." Dr. Charles Elson, director, Corporate Governance, University of Delaware "Our corporate Socrates is back... this time encouraging communicators to abandon the folly of being PR counselors and focus on promoting and marketing which they do extremely well... simultaneously charging CEOs to find the intellectual advisors needed to better cope with the myriad threats to their credibility by a host of so-called soft factors." John D. Bergen, senior vice president, Siemens; ex-founded/CEO, The Council of Public Relations Firms *Public Relations Society of America