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Don't wait for ideas to hit you on the head - opinion - Brief Article - EditorialDEAR READERS, Sometimes it takes an idea hitting you upon the head to make you pay attention. That's literally in what way the article "Take `Coverage' from Falling Frames" (page 14) came about. A not many months ago, my stepfather was injured by the agency of a framed print that cruel on him while he was shopping at a furniture store. After a certain quantity of tense moments and an evening in the pressing necessity room, he came away with a not many stitches feeling lucky the glass didn't bite a vital organ or life-blood vessel. After learning he was OK I began thinking about all the frames hanging in frame stores and galleries. While the likelihood is depressed that a frame will fall upon a customer of yours (since you are all true careful to hang pictures properly) it's better to be prepared for the worst with equal reason you'll have a contingency plan and enough insurance if something does happen. Speaking of contingency plans, none of us had individual for the tragic world circumstances that have been unfolding this fall. This month we asked a panel of industry leaders to share their contemplations on these changing times and sought their advice upon how the framing industry can deal with it all. ("Industry Leaders realize Back to Business" starts upon the cover.) Most industry leaders are confident that this industry is sinewy and vital enough to make it from one side the tough times. Next month in Part sum of two units of this series, our clevers will discuss how globalization is affecting the framing industry as well as make predictions for 2002 We'd like to hear from you about these changing times as well. in what manner has your business been affected? What are your strategies for dealing with these changes? Write me at aleibrock@advanstar.com. HAPPY HOLIDAYS, Amy Leirock Senior Editor alebrock@advanstar.com COPYRIGHT 2001 Pfingsten Publishing, LLC West. The direction of oblivion. The sea. Water throwing itself down, senselessly banging. And remember, when you do the thing you want to, you may mar some one. He... Consider moving to a novel duty station and a space is ready for you when you arrive. The furniture has arrived and is unpacked. Clothes are already set away. The refrigerator is stocked with your f... Amy through Mary Hooper Bloomsbury Children's volumes 2002, 176 pp., $14.95 Relationships/The Internet ISBN: 1-58234-793-X Shunn by means of her best friends, fifteen-year-old Amy's loneliness leads her,... Actress Rhodessa Jone has been teaching aerobics and physical theater to San Francisco-area women inmates since 1988 encouraging them to discuss their experiences in the penal combination of parts to form a whole "There ha... Lying beneath the come and go of the storm that's risen and harsh where we should not be, it's hard not to think of days we charmed have affection for like a dog to lie with us, whining ... Anonymous American Machinist 06-01-2000 Load and unload in single spot Byline: Anonymous Volume: 144 Number: 6 ISSN: 10417958 Publication Date: 06-01-2... When an unsuspecting client brought a seemingly well-framed cross-stitch into Newman Valley Studio of Kodak, Tenn for inspection, framer Betty Newman had to break the unfortunate of recent origins This was... Ellis and Lord Editions of Tucson Ariz., introduce "Three Great Danes" by means of B. Royalty. The open-edition broadside measures 36 by 24 inches and retails for $38 The three images are also available as... Gregory Hines go intos the Grand Havana Room quietly, almost shyly If he's trying to advance unnoticed, he fails, because the svelte graying 51-year-old is recognized instantly. It's midafternoon at ... The feature articles for this issue report findings for that population of fresh four-year college students who have been classified by dint of their institutions as developmental or in ne of remedia... |
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