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First Day of the Tentacle Remastered trailer debuted at PS Experience
Day of the Tentacle is a mind-bending, time travel, cartoon puzzle adventure game
By James Spafford
Community Manager, Double Fine
Making its debut at PlayStation Experience this weekend, the first official Day of the Tentacle Remastered trailer!
Originally released by LucasArts in 1993 as a sequel to Ron Gilbert's ground breaking Maniac Mansion, Day of the Tentacle is a mind-bending, time travel, cartoon puzzle adventure game in which three unlikely friends work together to prevent an evil, mutated purple tentacle from taking over the world!
Now, more than twenty years later, Day of the Tentacle is back in a remastered edition that features all new, hand-drawn, high resolution artwork, with remastered audio, music, and sound effects (Which the original 90's marketing blurb described as "zany!").
Players are able to switch back and forth between classic and remastered modes, and mix and match audio, graphics, and UI to their heart's desire. We've also included a concept art browser, and recorded a commentary track with the game's original creators Tim Schafer, Dave Grossman, Larry Ahern, Peter Chan, Peter McConnell, and Clint Bajakian.
Day of the Tentacle was Tim Schafer's first game as co-project lead, and a much beloved cult classic! This special edition has been lovingly restored and remade with the care and attention that can only come from involving the game's original creators. It's coming to PS4 and PS Vita early next year!
05 Dec '15
day of the tentacle remastered
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KaneTheGoth 05 December, 2015 @ 20:15
Can't wait — the game I'm most looking forward to in 2016!
Witcher70 05 December, 2015 @ 20:50
i CAN'T WAIT! 2016 is going t be an awesome year for gaming :D
X_Weapon 05 December, 2015 @ 21:03
I hated Shafer's s__tshow :P
But this game deserves. Never played it.
Stonesthrow 06 December, 2015 @ 10:08
I like the artstyle but I'm not sure the type of humor is right up my alley. I did enjoy Broken Age more than anticipated and you guys bring a great and particular atmosphere to your games.
Such-A-Goonie 06 December, 2015 @ 17:46
I've played through this game so many times way back when. Can't wait to play through it a couple more times soon! Also love that they kept the original voice acting! :-)
UltraSilver64 06 December, 2015 @ 20:41
Looking forward to it. Will Maniac Mansion be hidden in it like the original version and secretly remastered as well?
nukualofaperson 07 December, 2015 @ 01:14
This is one of the best games of all time.
GIGGITY_GOO__ 07 December, 2015 @ 20:53
We got resident evil revelations last year could of atleast got 1 AAA game

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White Arkitekter exhibits at Oslo Architecture Triennale
The Oslo Architecture Triennale is underway, and together with City of Malmö and the cultural think tank CSAM (Centrum för studier av markanvändning) we are presenting the exhibition NOISY NEIGHBOURS,. The participation is an international recognition for the City of Malmö's planning programme for the neighbourhood Sofielund, which started with our mapping Sofielund District Atlas.
This year the Oslo Architecture Triennale explores how to build more diverse, inclusive and sustainable neighbourhoods. The City of Malmö was invited to participate and in turn invited us, to jointly present the planning programme for Sofielund and The Cultural Noise Zone at the festival which runs from September 22 to October 30.
It was in 2018 that we were commissioned by the City of Malmö and BID Sofielund to finalise the deep study Sofielund District Atlas – a mapping showing how urban development processes can become more inclusive and socially sustainable. In 2021, the City of Malmö approved the follow-up planning programme for Sofielund which shows how culture, workspaces and business are important for a vibrant neighbourhood and need to be considered in the planning process. Sofielund then became Sweden's first cultural noise zone protecting the right of businesses to make noise.
As a comment to the planning programme, CSAM curated the exhibition Blandstadens Taktik in 2021. An exhibition on the development of Sofielund in which seven local artists presented new works.
Sofielund is an interesting neighbourhood as it is one of the most well-functioning mixed-use environments where different types of form, function and scale coexist. An area where small houses, villas and high-rise buildings are bordering each other and where small businesses are next door to large businesses.
Karl Landin, Planning Architect at White Arkitekter in Malmö
Photo: Are Carlson
We have been engaged in the planning of Sofielund since the start and have carried out follow-up work funded by our internal research foundation, White Research Lab.
– The Sofielund planning programme was nominated for Sweden's Architects Planning Prize 2021, which was a recognition that Malmö is at the forefront when it comes to this type of planning, says Karl Landin.
The possibility to exhibit our work at Oslo Architecture Triennale gives our work an international recognition which we are very happy about. In Oslo, I look forward to having the opportunity to talk about the project on a larger scale.
Karl Landin
The exhibition is curated by CSAM and White Arkitekter in collaboration with local artists, Patch Hofweber and City of Malmö. The visitor gets the opportunity to enter the project's research room as the exhibition area is reminiscent of the room the team worked in during the mapping process. The room is filled with photos, statistics and data and overlaps with the rest of the exhibition where parts of the art exhibition Blandstadens Taktik are presented, but also a presentation of the planning programme.
NOISY NEIGHBOURS is exhibited at Oslo Architecture Triennale, at the old Munch Museum in Oslo from 22 September to 30 October. Please see more information here.
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Midwest Super Conference to Host Reed Floren on Free Webinar About Joint Venturing and Brokering Big Deals
WEBWIRE – Friday, August 24, 2007
Sioux Falls, SD August 24, 2007 - Jeff Mills, creator of the Midwest Internet Marketing Super Conference, announces a new free webinar with Joint Venture Giant, Reed Floren, scheduled to air Tuesday, August 28, at 9:00 pm EDT.
Here are some background facts about Reed Floren
Reed Floren has been self employed using the power of the internet since 1999 and has never had to work a job in the real world. Reed has tried just about anything from getting paid to surf the internet to MLM to promoting other people's products but his major success started when he worked one on one with other marketers promoting their businesses and building his own list.
Reed is now a super affiliate which means he usually one of the top sellers of a product, he's had #1 rankings in Google, Yahoo and MSN at the same time, he's spoken professional on stage at Joel Christopher's and Ross Goldberg's events plus he has been included in a multitude of front page newspaper articles, magazines, radio and web sites for his successes online.
By attending this free preview bonus Webinar, you'll discover:
What is a Joint Venture?
What are joint venture partners?
The 3 main types of joint ventures
The difference between affiliates & JV partners
The 9 Places You Can Go To Find High Quality JV Partners
The 4 ways you can contact JV partners
How to get noticed by JV partners
What do JV partners look for?
Once you have a JV partner
When & How to use a JV Broker…
How does a JV broker work?
How to JV with Reed Floren
By the way.. when Reed says... He's been doing this all his WORKING Life, you need to understand how OLD he really is....
He's 21 years old and has made more money in 21 year than most people in 60.
Attendees interested in watching Reed pull back the hidden curtain that only a select few people know about need to register at: http://www.midwestsuperconference.com
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Home > Is the Internet changing our holidays?
It's not all that long ago that the very idea of booking your holidays online seemed like something out of a science fiction movie. Fast forward to the modern day and it's clear that digital technology (particularly the Internet) has changed the way we do things forever, and it seems that taking our vacations is no exception to that rule.
The journey to the airport is always one full of promise and anticipation. Now, the very act of being there has been optimised and streamlined by the Internet of Things.
Aside from the ability to cut the queues and check in online before getting there, many airlines now let you download your boarding pass to your smartphone or tablet, so you don't have to worry about any missing tickets or paper. Not only that, certain airports even send you notifications when your passenger gate opens, or if there's a delay on your flight.
When you picture a tourist, it's hard not to conjure up the classic image of them floundering with a oversized map of the city, trying to pinpoint their path to a beautiful bridge, church or some other local landmark.
This image is becoming far less commonplace these days, all thanks to our friend the Internet. Mobile 3G data (or 4G if you're really lucky) allows holidaymakers to ditch the A3 fold-up map in favour of one that is a fraction of the size, completely intuitive at the touch of a thumb and that even directs you where to go! All things considered, that's some feat that has probably saved a lot of tourists a lot of time getting lost.
In the past, the prospect of a bad experience with a particular travel agent, airline or resort was often brushed under the carpet to an extent. People could lodge complaints, of course, but the need for the organisation or establishment in question to address these concerns was always a private affair.
That's certainly not the case now with social media. Many people are choosing to voice their bad experiences on Twitter or Facebook, where their entire network (potentially thousands of people) get to view their displeasure for a particular experience. No wonder then that some of these companies make a show of replying to the customer in kind, promising them freebies or discounts or whatnot! Not bad, eh?


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Barack Obama tells Arizona Voters to Choose the Candidates That Have Their Back and Will Fight for Them
Home » Barack Obama tells Arizona Voters to Choose the Candidates That Have Their Back and Will Fight for Them
By David Gordon|2022-11-09T16:31:35-07:00November 3rd, 2022|AZ Elections, AZ Politics, National Elections, National Politics|
While pitchers from Houston Astros were working on a combined no-hitter against the Philadelphia Phillies, former President Barack Obama hit a home run in Phoenix, energizing Democrats at a Get Out the Vote Rally at Cesar Chavez High School and conveying a message of urgency to all voters in Arizona to turn out and cast ballots for nominees by November 8, 2022 that "have their back and care about and will fight for you" and against the forces of Supply Side-Election Denying Trump Republicans.
After all the statewide candidates for Arizona offices spoke, the 44th President came onto the stage and started off by saying, "Hello Phoenix. I'm Fired Up. It is good to be back in Arizona. I am here to ask you to vote for your next Secretary of State Adrian Fontes, your next Attorney General Kris Mayes, your next Governor Katie Hobbs, and my buddy Mark Kelly for the Senate. This election requires every single one of us to do our part."
Mr. Obama, after acknowledging all the difficult times the people have been through with the Coronavirus Pandemic and the inflation resulting from COVID-19's impact, stressed to both attendees at the event and viewers watching that it was vital to turn out and vote on November 8 to save Democracy and move "big, hopeful, inclusive Arizona" forward. He emphasized that "tuning out is not an option. Mobbing and sulking is not an option. The only way to protect our Democracy is to nurture and invest in it by electing people that care about you and invest in you."
The former President also emphasized that personal freedoms (like a woman's right to choose, who can marry, or a citizen's ability to vote) is in danger because of the designs of Republican leaders, appointed judges, and current fringe candidates like the statewide Republican ones in Arizona. Mr. Obama asserted that "Women should be the ones making the decisions about their own body. The overthrow of Roe could be the beginning. Same-Sex marriage is at risk. The right to use contraception could be at risk."
He also reminded the audience that it is the Democratic leaders and candidates like Joe Biden, Katie Hobbs, Mark Kelly, Adrian Fontes, and Kris Mayes were the ones have the people's back and are the ones "who will fight for you and working people" and have "actual plans" to solve the country's problems like to lower the cost of drugs, keep oil companies in check, and create jobs.
The former President also wasted no time in attacking the Trump Republicans including Kari Lake, Blake Masters, Mark Finchem, and Abe Hamadeh, calling them out for their "increasing habit of demonizing political opponents…that creates a dangerous climate…" and their "garbage and poison" of promoting "grand theories that espouse anti" whatever minority group they can think of.
He also mocked the Republicans for their blind loyalty to Trump and their plans for the country, saying "when you press Republicans…things get real quiet except they want to gut Social Security, Medicare, and cut taxes… If there was an asteroid headed for the Earth, they would get in a room and say tax cuts for the rich."
He also brought up that violent crime started to go up "the last seven years, when the other guy (Donald Trump) was in charge" and in many cases, conservative rural areas. He also blamed the Trump Republicans for wanting "to flood the streets with more guns and vote against federal funding for law enforcement."
Mr. Obama also called out Republicans for planning to investigate and impeach Joe Biden, saying "they want to own the libs even if it means solving nothing." He chastised Ron DeSantis, the Governor of Florida who took $1.5 million of taxpayer money to fly migrants from Texas to Massachusetts, saying "that money could have been used for after-school programs…They are not interested in solving problems…How is that going to help your families, rebuild roads, and pay your bills?"
He heaped praise on Arizona's Democratic Candidates while piling criticism on the Republican ones.
On Katie Hobbs, he said: "Katie has been protecting elections while Lake is trying to undermine them. If you elect her Governor, she is going to get up every day looking for ways to help you."
On Mark Kelly, he stated: "He knows how to work with anyone to get things done. He's the real deal. He's got the right stuff."
On Kris Mayes and Adrian Fontes, he said, "Kris and Adrian will protect the integrity of our elections."
On Kari Lake, he brought up her ideas for "debunked COVID remedies," her wanting to "declare an invasion," from illegal immigrants, and election denialism. Based on Trump's television experience, he said governing "means more than just being on TV. This isn't a reality show." He even cited Mark Brnovich's calling her election denialism "horse crap" as evidence that Lake is not worthy for office.
On Blake Masters, he said, "If you were trying to create in a lab, a wacky politician, it would look like this guy." He then outlined all the fringe Republican positions Masters supports like tax cuts for the rich, check. Privatize Social Security, check." He also made fun of Masters deleting his election denialism and anti-abortion (which he calls demonic and a religious sacrifice) positions from his website, saying how people still can check out what was there and saying, "Blake Masters does not see you. He does not hear you. He does not care about you."
On Mark Finchem, the former President said: "Come on people. That's the guy you want in charge of your elections. A guy who was at an armed insurrection and thinks it's okay to have armed people intimidate voters."
In his closing remarks, Mr. Obama told the audience and viewers watching his presentation that "Democracy is on the ballot" and that it is vital that everyone turn out and vote.
Among his other comments were:
"If that (voting) is not worth 15 minutes of your time, I don't know what is."
"Most GOP politicians are not even pretending that the rules apply to them. What happens when the truth doesn't matter anymore? If your side is saying it, it's okay."
"They've nominated a whole cast of characters who have asserted that Donald Trump won the last election. That has no basis in reality."
"Why would you want to vote for someone who is not telling the truth about something."
"Democracy in Arizona may not survive if the Republican candidates win and that should transcend party labels."
"You deserve people that believe your vote counts."
"Now you get to make a difference…You have to vote from Navajo Nation to Nogales…Things will be okay but only if we work for it. If we fight for it…This flag stands for we are supposed to be part of one team…Better is worth fighting for…Get out there and vote."
Many of the statewide candidates that attended the rally last night (November 2, 2022) shared their thoughts on social media:
Arizona Secretary of State and Gubernatorial Nominee Katie Hobbs posted:
What an incredible night in Phoenix with President @BarackObama, @CaptMarkKelly, and our fantastic Democratic ticket!
6 days left. Let's win this thing. pic.twitter.com/LM6whwd159
— Katie Hobbs (@katiehobbs) November 3, 2022
Attorney General Nominee Kris Mayes posted:
Let's win these races & protect our democracy! #LawyerForThePeople https://t.co/4KgDhDbSBH pic.twitter.com/R9osiuwmAp
— Kris Mayes (@krismayes) November 3, 2022
Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman posted:
5 more days. Thank you, Arizona.
And thanks, Obama. pic.twitter.com/9yOnCW85ID
— Kathy Hoffman (@kathyhoffman_az) November 3, 2022
Senator Mark Kelly posted:
Thank you for joining us in Arizona, @BarackObama! Now, let's go win this thing. pic.twitter.com/cEDPvxbUo7
— Captain Mark Kelly (@CaptMarkKelly) November 3, 2022
Secretary of State Nominee Adrian Fontes posted.
Thank you, Arizona.
"If it is to be it is up to me!"
Vote early! pic.twitter.com/fuJnN7LHOK
— Adrian Fontes (@Adrian_Fontes) November 3, 2022
Barack Obama is right people.
Are you going to vote for the people that have a track record of working for you, protect your freedoms, and having ideas that will lift you and your families up?
Are you going to support the candidates that are unhinged from reality, have no plans to make progress for you, Arizona, and the country, and lie to you day after day?
The choice should be clear.
Turn out and vote to move the state forward and lift us all up by November 8, 2022.
Democracy and the future is on the ballot.
About the Author: David Gordon
Living in Arizona since his family moved to Tempe from New York in 1982, David Gordon has three degrees from Arizona State University and the University of Phoenix in History, Political Science, and Secondary School Administration. A highly qualified Social Studies instructor and Certified School Principal, Mr. Gordon owned his own charter school, Grand Canyon College Preparatory Academy from 1997-2016. The school served students in grades 6-12 in the East Valley of Maricopa County. Many of the graduates of GCP earned college credit for free while still attending high school, some completing the first year of college before graduating. Among the speakers at the school's graduations were noted figures in Arizona Politics like Harry Mitchell, David Schweikert, Juan Mendes, Andrew Sherwood, and John Huppenthal. Mr. Gordon also participated in the revisions of the Arizona History and Social Studies standards. In January 2017, Mr. Gordon started the political blog Twenty-First Century Progressive Bull Moose. It has a global following and routinely comments on the political events of the day. Mr. Gordon also helps administer the Facebook page Living Blue in Arizona. He is also a science fiction writer and has just completed his first series, Jigsaw: Beginnings, Warheads, and Full Circle. All are available on Amazon. The first two books of the second Jigsaw Series: History's Forgotten: Parts One and Two are also out on Amazon. Mr. Gordon is very happy to be asked to join the Blog for Arizona team and hopes to spread the progressive word to make Arizona a better place for everyone.
Carolyn Classen November 3, 2022 at 11:01 pm
Thanks for posting the 1.5 hour video which we watched since we weren't there at Wednesday's rally in Phoenix. Former President Obama did indeed speak about how Democracy could be lost in the upcoming General Election.
David Gordon November 6, 2022 at 6:34 am


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Jeff Potter
Jeff Potter is the founder and president of Potter Sports Group, a full service sports agency. Jeff also founded the Fort Wayne Mad Ants of the NBA Development League and served as its CEO and General Manager from 2007 until 2015, when he sold the franchise to the Indiana Pacers.
Jeff grew up in the Pacific Northwest, where he graduated from Redmond High School in Redmond, Washington. Jeff attended the University of Oregon on a basketball scholarship and captained a team that returned the Ducks to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in 35 years. From there, he played professionally overseas for six seasons before returning to the University of Oregon for law school. After completing his final year of law school at Northwestern University School of Law, Jeff became a prosecutor for the Cook County State's Attorney's Office in Chicago.
In 2007, Jeff partnered with John Zeglis, the retired Chairman and CEO of AT&T Wireless Services, to create the Fort Wayne Mad Ants. Jeff built the team from the ground up and was responsible for every aspect of the franchise – from the team's finances, sales, and marketing to community relations and human resources. Under his leadership, the Mad Ants became one of the most successful and recognizable teams in the NBA Development League.
Beyond his extensive involvement with the franchise's business operations, from 2007 to 2015 Jeff also ran the Mad Ants' basketball operations as the team's general manager. Jeff was responsible for all employment decisions regarding coaching staffs and players, including numerous Mad Ant players who have received NBA call-ups and who have played on NBA summer league teams. His greatest triumph was building the team that brought home the 2013-2014 NBA Development League Championship and nearly repeating the next year by reaching the 2014-2015 NBA Development League Finals. His experience as a professional basketball player, combined with his legal education and business experience, helped Jeff greatly in addressing the myriad of issues that a general manager must face and played an important part in putting together championship teams.
Jeff has also been influential in making critical changes to the NBA Development League. Working closely with the NBA's Adam Silver and NBA Development league leadership, Jeff helped create the Owners' Executive Committee and, as the leading member of the committee, negotiated several fundamental business model changes on behalf of all D-League franchises. These essential improvements were responsible for solidifying the long term survival and eventual success of the NBA Development League. Further, as part of his duties on the executive committee, Jeff created and wrote the charter for the NBA Development League's Basketball Rules Committee, of which he was a long serving member. Finally, as part of the Owner's Executive Committee, Jeff helped create and negotiated a profit sharing program to enable NBA Development League franchises to participate in the financial success of the NBA Development League's quickly growing operations.
In 2015, Jeff sold the Fort Wayne Mad Ants franchise to the Indiana Pacers and thereafter served as the Mad Ants president of business operations to assist in the transition before striking out on his own with The Potter Group, a business consulting firm, in 2016.
Jeff is also very active in the community, serving on the board of directors of the Mad Anthony's Children's Foundation. Jeff has also served on the Embassy Theater board (where he chaired the audit committee and served on the finance committee), the Trine University Business School Advisory Board, and the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce board.
Jeff has been married to Julie since 2004, and they have three children — Sydney, Alexander, and Zoe.
Garrett Martz
Garrett is the vice president and a partner in the Potter Sports Group. Garrett began his career in sports with the Fort Wayne Mad Ants as an account executive, and he quickly worked his way up in the company to become the vice president of sales and marketing for the team.
Under Garrett's leadership, the Mad Ants had record sales in all phases of the business — sponsorships, season tickets, group tickets, and individual tickets. Through Garrett's stewardship, The Mad Ants became a profitable venture for its owners, no small feat in the world of minor league basketball.
Garrett's love of the game grew throughout his tenure with the Mad Ants, and he was able to make personal connections with a number of players. As a means to extend the Mad Ants reach during the summer months, Garrett spearheaded the creating of the Ants Alumni, a team that made it to the final four of The Basketball Tournament.
Garrett is a graduate of Trine University and currently lives in Fort Wayne, IN.
Julie Potter
Julie is an attorney who graduated first in her class from Harvard Law School and went on to a successful career as a litigator at Sidney Austin LLP in Chicago, where she specialized in contract disputes, antitrust law, securities law, and corporate governance.
In 2007, Julie moved to Fort Wayne to help her husband found the Fort Wayne Mad Ants, where she served as general counsel for the next 8 years. While with the Mad Ants, Julie handled the team's contractual and employment law disputes and also helped negotiated several major contracts, culminating with the landmark sale of the team to the Indiana Pacers in 2015.
Prior to law school, Julie majored in mathematics as an undergraduate at Yale University.
Julie has been married to Jeff since 2004, and they have three children — Sydney, Alexander, and Zoe.
John Zeglis
John D. Zeglis is the retired Chairman and CEO of AT&T Wireless Services, and was President of AT&T prior to the spin-off of AT&T Wireless as a public company in 2000. Most recently he was the founder and chairman of the Fort Wayne Mad Ants, which played eight seasons in the NBA's D-League before their sale to the Indiana Pacers in August of 2015.
John grew up in Momence, Illinois. He spent his undergraduate years at the University of Illinois where he was valedictorian of his 1969 class in the College of Commerce and Business Administration. He is a 1972 magna cum laude graduate of Harvard Law School, where he was a senior editor of the Harvard Law Review and won a Knox Memorial Fellowship for a year of postgraduate study in law and economics in Europe.
Zeglis began his career in law in 1973 as an associate with Sidley & Austin. He became partner in 1978, and on January 1, 1984, he joined AT&T as corporate vice president – law. Zeglis was named AT&T's executive vice president and general counsel in 1986. While retaining that title he served in a series of executive assignments with increasing responsibility before being elected Vice Chairman in June 1997. Later that year, he was named President of AT&T. In December 1999, Zeglis was elected Chairman & CEO of the AT&T Wireless Group. In April of 2000 AT&T Wireless conducted an IPO (largest in U.S. history, at the time), and in July of 2001, AT&T distributed the remaining stock in AT&T Wireless, making Wireless a fully independent public company. John continued as CEO of AT&T Wireless until retiring in November, 2004, following the company's sale to Cingular Wireless.
John is a member of the boards of trustees of the Culver Educational Foundation, Culver, Indiana; the St. Joseph Regional Medical Center of Mishawaka, Indiana; Manchester University (chairman); the Center for Professional Responsibility at the University of Illinois; and the Lake Maxinkuckee Gift of Warmth Film Festival (chairman). John is a frequent lecturer on the campuses of numerous colleges and universities, and has been awarded honorary Doctor of Law degrees by George Washington University, Indiana Tech University, and Valparaiso University.
He has served as Chairman of the board of trustees of George Washington University; the St. Joseph Hospital of Plymouth, Indiana; the Howard University Hospital; and the Marshall County Community Foundation. Other past associations include membership on the boards of: Howard University; Valparaiso University; Friends of the Lincoln Collection; the United Negro College Fund; the Colonial Symphony (NJ); The Brookings Institution; the Rural Community Trust; Catalyst, Inc. (for women in business); National Legal Center for the Public Interest; University of Illinois Business Advisory Council; Northwestern University Kellogg School Advisory Council; University of Washington Business School Advisory Council; Purdue University Libraries Dean's Advisory Council; Council for Aid to Education, National Commission for Higher Education; Drew University Visitors; and the United Way of Marshall County..
John is a director of the Helmerich and Payne Corporation of Tulsa, Oklahoma; State Farm Mutual Insurance Company, Bloomington, Illinois; and The Duchossois Group of Companies. He is a former director of the Sara Lee Corporation, Georgia-Pacific Corporation, the Illinois Power Company, and Telstra, Inc. of Australia (telecommunications).
John has been married to Carol (Hamm) since 1969. They have three children – Mark of Ann Arbor, MI; Julie (husband Jeff) of Fort Wayne, IN; and Brian (wife Emily) of New York City, NY. John and Carol have eight grandchildren (so far!).
Jeff was definitely more than an owner and GM, he always went the extra mile for us. He did anything he could to help us move forward in our lives and in our careers.
-Ramon Harris
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