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PRIME MOVERPRIME MOVER Dr. George ManningManning has also done trainings for Northern Light EasternMaine Medical Center, Colby College board membersand staff, and for the Maine Public Broadcasting Network,“which I think is significant because they tie the state togetherculturally speaking,” he said.Dr.GeorgeManningManning and Peter Vigue, chairman of the board and formerCEO of Cianbro, teamed up to present leadership training forthe Maine State Police in April, 2018. Manning spoke aboutleadership theory; Vigue, leadership practices. A secondsession was held in the fall for officers unable to attend the first.“Our recent leadership training provided by Dr. GeorgeManning and former Cianbro CEO Peter Vigue was animportant milestone within our agency,” said Maine StatePolice Lt. Col. William Harwood. “Dr. Manning and Mr.Vigue collaborated to provide current leadership trainingthat translates well from business to law enforcement. Dr.Manning used exercises mixed with great humor to presentcurrent leadership theory. Mr. Vigue explained his life lessonsBY SHEILA D. GRANTDr. George Manning, 75, of Trenton, Maine, is aProfessor of Psychology and Business at NorthernKentucky University (NKU), and an internationallyknown speaker, author, and consultant. His client list includesAT&T, the American Medical Association, IBM, Marriott, theIRS, the United States Navy, and the National Institutes of Health.Manning has also taught leadership skills and ethics closer tohome, and in ways that have touched the lives of many Mainers.“I’ve had a chance to serve this state, and I’m so glad,” Manningsaid. During an Art of Leadership session for Maine’ssuperintendents and principals, he challenged them to develop15 ways to create a healthier workplace that would attract andretain good personnel. “They came up with a 16-point planand have been working it for the last several years,” Manning said.“Dr. Manning has keen insights on the importance ofdeveloping a positive culture of leadership within a schooldistrict,” said Steven Bailey, executive director of the MaineSchool Management Association. “He knows and helpsestablish the importance that relationships play betweenleaders and other stakeholders within the organization andhigh-quality performance of leaders and the organization.His passion is endless, as is his willingness to give of himselfto help leaders and organizations succeed!”5 MAINE SENIORSPage1 SHELL {PartNumber} [Y0114 19 35830 U C 807]Do you want more fromyour Medicare plan?Call me — I can help!Nicole MackenzieAnthem Blue Cross & Blue Shieldan authorized licensed insurance agent forAnthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in MaineLicense number: PRR2751151-207-303-4211 TTY: 7118 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday days a weeknicole.mackenzie@anthem.comWe do not discriminate, exclude people, or treat them differently on thebasis of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability in our healthprograms and activities. ATTENTION: Si vous parlez français, des servicesd’aide linguistique vous sont proposés gratuitement. Appelez le 1-888211-9817 (ATS: 711). ATENCIÓN: Si habla español, tiene a su disposiciónservicios gratuitos de asistencia lingüística. Llame al 1-888-211-9817(TTY: 711). Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield is a Medicare AdvantageOrganization with a Medicare contract. Enrollment in Anthem Blue Crossand Blue Shield depends on contract renewal. Anthem Blue Cross andBlue Shield is the trade name of Anthem Health Plans of Maine, Inc.Independent licensee of the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association. Anthemis a registered trademark of Anthem Insurance Companies, Inc. Thispolicy has exclusions, limitations, and terms under which the policy maybe continued in force or discontinued. For costs and complete details ofcoverage, please contact your agent or the health plan.Y0114 19 35830 U C 807 10/01/2018Dr. George Manning presented a seminar recently forthe Commonwealth Hotel Collection leadership team.72612MUSENMUB 807JUNE 2019 6
PRIME MOVER Dr. George ManningPRIME MOVERfused with practical applications of the theory. What wehave learned from them has caused us to build more of acommunity within our agency, making us stronger and betterpositioned to serve the public."Manning also presents to a cohort of new Cianbro leadersfrom all over the country each year. The group spends two orthree days in Portland, and then has eight weeks to apply whatthey’ve learned before coming to Pittsfield for their capstone.This year, Cianbro leadership students will find the traininghas a theme, based on the advice of former UCLA basketballcoach John Wooden. “He always taught his players threelessons,” Manning said. “Show up and do your best; beconsiderate and kind to others; and make your life yourmasterpiece. He ingrained that into their brains because it wasingrained into his brain by his father. So many good sayingslike this get passed down from older to younger. I think forMaine seniors, every one of them can relate to the idea ofmaking their life their masterpiece!”A roundabout path to a “worthy life”Dr. George Manningpresenting on leadershipfor Maine's AssociatedBuilders and Contractors.Manning said he wasn’t alwaysthis focused. “I was your typical collegestudent that would be a lifeguard or abar tender or that kind of guy,” he said.We needShared Living Providers& Direct Support ProfessionalsThroughout all Counties in MaineTraining ProvidedH. S.Diploma and Driver’s License RequiredCall 949-3582CreativeOptionsLLC.orgManning said he wasn’t always this focused. “I was yourtypical college student that would be a lifeguard or a bartender or that kind of guy,” he said.“But I got my eyes openedby going to Vienna for a semester abroad during my junioryear, where I was influenced, as many people have been, byViktor Frankl.” The Austrian neurologist, psychiatrist andHolocaust survivor was also the author of Man’s Search forMeaning. Studying under him provided direction and focusto Manning’s academic and professional life.Manning studied philosophy and psychology. Aftergraduation, he was interested in the Peace Corps, but didn’twant to be away for another three years. He chose to attendgraduate school, but less than two weeks into his studies inArkansas, Manning realized that the program was not forhim. “It was all pigeons and rats and experimental this andexperimental that,” he said. People seemed left out.He considered military service, but poor eyesight and flatDr. George Manning andPeter Vigue, chairmanof the board and formerCEO of Cianbro, pose withgraduates of a leadershipsummit they presentedfor the Maine State Policein April, 2018.7 MAINE SENIORSJUNE 2019 8
PRIME MOVER Dr. George ManningPRIME MOVERDr. Manning on“I thought to myself, if theworld of work really is thatimportant, what if we couldhelp morale be higher andproductivity be higher in all jobs."Aging Well“One very important thing about older people is thateverybody our age needs two things – love and work –you need someone to love and something important todo,” Manning said.“So older people need to be sure theyhave those things going.”“Maine seniors are in a position to mentor youngergenerations,” he said.“Young people pay attention towhat older people say and the way that they are. Thesepeople are role models, whether it’s a grandpa, a CEO, oran older doctor. People are watching them, to learn whatthey need to do.”Dr. George Manning walking and talking withPeter Vigue, chairman of the board and formerCEO of Cianbro, on Cadillac Mountain.Manning advised that we all take a page from a Danishphilosopher who stated that there are two kinds ofpeople in the world – drifters and drivers, i.e. giversand takers.“What the world needs is driving givers, notdrifting takers, so older people need to model that goingforward. They have got to speak up and have their wordsbe known because they are experienced. They knowthings. People may disregard, or say yes or no, but atleast they would be saying what they think, and theyneed to do that.”Robotic AssistedKnee Replacementsfeet ruled that out. Luckily, Manning discovered a peoplecentered psychology program at the University of Cincinnati.And while pondering Karl Marx’s theory that how a societydoes its work determines most other things about that society,Manning became fascinated by workplace psychology andhow that might impact everything.“I thought to myself, if the world of work really is that important,what if we could help morale be higher and productivity behigher in all jobs, from nursing to engineering. That would bea worthy life,” he recalled.“So I bought into the psychology ofthe workplace in my heart.”After graduation, Manning held a labor relations job with FordMotor Company while also studying for his doctorate. In thelate 1960s, cutbacks led to Manning accepting a severancepackage from Ford and finishing his doctorate ASAP.9 MAINE SENIORSDr. Akhil SastryYork Hospital Surgery CenterDr. Tyler WelchROBOTIC ASSISTED KNEE REPLACEMENTSAT Y O R K H O S P I TA LYork Hospital with Dr. Akhil Sastry, Dr. William Sutherland and Dr. Tyler Welchof Atlantic Orthopaedics are pleased to offer Robotic Assisted KneeResurfacing - an innovative treatment option designed to relieve the paincaused by joint degeneration due to osteoarthritis.Dr. Akhil Sastry was the first in Maine & NH to perform a robotic-assistedknee replacement surgery and trains people from all over the country in thiscutting edge procedure. Over 1,000 patients have benefitedfrom this cutting-edge technology.OUR TEAMDr. Akhil SastryDr. William SutherlandDr. Tyler WelchYork HospitalSurgery TeamCall Atlantic Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine at (207) 363-3490to learn more about Mako Knee Replacements at York Hospitalor visit yorkhospital.comYork - 15 Hospital Drive603-431-1121yorkhospital.comManning cited the collaboration between country singerToby Keith, 57, and actor/producer Clint Eastwood, 88,as an example. The pair was golfing, as Manning tellsit, and Keith asked Eastwood, who was making a newmovie, how he kept up this pace. Clintwood replied thathe gets up in the morning and “doesn’t let the old manin.” Keith pondered that, and wrote the song, Don’t Letthe Old Man In, which ended up in the soundtrack forEastwood’s movie, The Mule.“This is a good thing for people to know about,” Manningsaid.“Clint Eastwood was being a good role model ofmaking his next act his best act, and this is a great exampleof collaboration between an older and younger person.Any older person can make their next act their best act,whether they’re a school crossing guard, serving lunches,volunteering at a hospital or starting a business – anythingthat’s going to be driving and giving, not drifting and taking.”JUNE 2019 1 0
PRIME MOVERBy that time, he had met and married Nancy (Miller)Manning, who had two sons, Page and Larry. The couple soonadded a daughter, Heather, to the family.For a time, Manning worked as a consultant to make endsmeet. Then, when a four-year school was created at NKU,Manning was the first teacher hired. “It was like a dream jobto have that, and a solid income,” he said.Manning blended humor and philosophy into the subjects hetaught, making him popular with students in his economic,management, organization and leadership classes. “I’ve beenthere for 49 years,” he said.“It’s been a great success!”Workshops and writing spread leadership conceptsTo earn extra income while teaching at Northern KentuckyUniversity, Manning began offering leadership workshops forbusiness, industry and government leaders.“Leadership means social influence,” Manning explained.“Andthat won’t happen unless leaders care about the work andOur community is a blending of thoughtful design, excellent service,genuine caring, and small personal touches, making life at Parker Ridgea joyful experience. Our wellness programs help you get the most outof life by staying fit and healthy, and with staff on duty 24 hours perday, you can feel secure that help is there when you need it. RESIDENTIAL LIVING APARTMENTS ASSISTED LIVING SUITES RETIREMENT COTTAGESA Retirement Community inCoastal Blue Hill, MaineKirsten & Scott Ismail,Hampden“We rate Bangor International Airport a 5-star experience.”As two busy professionals, travel is often on the agenda for the Ismails.They rely on Bangor International Airport for convenient schedules,ample on-airport parking and friendly people. Like them, you can makeyour travel a top-rated experience. Learn more at FlyBangor.com.Call TODAY to Schedule a Tour 207-374-2306 63 Parker Ridge Lane, Blue Hill www.ParkerRidge.com Follow us on11 MAINE SENIORSNon-stop flights to major hub cities with connections to the world.ALLEGIANT AMERICAN DELTA UNITED
PRIME MOVER Dr. George ManningPRIME MOVEREven after all these years, Manningenjoys his work. “Every teacher lovesto learn and teach. It’s better thana cheeseburger and fries!”Become aCASAGuardianad Litemand Associated Builders andContractors' PresidentHope Perkins, Dr. GeorgeManning, and ABCMember Services DirectorTami Staples.care about the people. One without the other isn’t enough.”Whenever possible, he also works leadership ethics into hispresentations.Manning found himself in demand with the courtsand criminal justice system, and increasingly, from thetransportation industry.“I still do airports and the FAA, but it got to be more thecorporate world,” he said. “Last year, it was healthcare.”Manning uses his wide variety of contacts to help studentssecure internships, and for real-world examples that keep hisclasses fresh.Interested in speaking up for achild? If so, we hope you can joinus for our August 13th-16thvolunteer training.Please contact us atcasa@courts.maine.gov or 207213-2865 for more information.Manning also used sabbaticals away from NKU to createeight books on human behavior, stress, and “other things thatwould impact morale and performance.” The books sold well.Eventually, a publisher requested titles on the three mostpopular topics: building community through communication;the art of leadership; and stress in a rapidly changing world.Manning and his friend/colleague Kent Curtis wrote the firstbook, but then a shakeup with the publisher’s managementleft the duo with no publisher for the latter two – untilMcGraw-Hill accepted the projects. Stress: Living and Workingin a Changing World is now in its third edition; The Art ofLeadership is in its sixth, with plans for a seventh.Nancy Manning,a source of loveand meaning inGeorge's life13 MAINE SENIORSEven after all these years, Manning enjoys his work. “Thereward is the doing of it,” he said.“Every teacher loves to learnand teach. It’s better than a cheeseburger and fries!”Love and purpose give life meaningGeorge and Nancy were married for 50 years. Nancy passedaway two years ago, after a series of strokes beginning in 1990left her first wheelchair bound, and later, bedridden.“No one really knows me as a person unless they know of ourrelationship all those years,” said Manning. “What mattersmost to people is family. That’s how I feel about Nancy. Sheis always with me.“Nancy was a knockdown gorgeous model, but by the timeI met her she was done with all that traveling and wanted tobe a homemaker. A normal working man and homemakingmother – that’s what we were. She loved horses, dogs, cats,goats, critters of every sort. When I was on the road andwould call home, Nancy was always in the barn,” recalledManning.“We had a wonderful life,” he said. “We moved to Maine in2000. Although we are Midwest folks and always will be, thebeauty and the people of Maine won us over. She would behere all the time while I would fly back and forth when schoolwas on. Now my status is professor emeritus, so to speak. Istill have an office, staff and money if I need it back at theuniversity, but primarily, my home is in Maine and I swing bythe university occasionally.”When in Maine, Manning enjoys spending time with hischildren and three granddaughters ranging in age from 6 to33. “That’s my fun, for sure,” he said. He also enjoys “walkingMSMand talking” with friends.To learn more about George Manning,visit www.nku.edu/ manningg.JUNE 2019 1 4
Manning and former Cianbro CEO Peter Vigue was an important milestone within our agency,” said Maine State Police Lt. Col. William Harwood. “Dr. Manning and Mr. Vigue collaborated to provide current leadership training that translates well from business to law enforcement. Dr. Manning used exercises mixed with great humor to present
Gauckler-Manning equation, it is much more commonly known simply as the Manning equation or Manning formula in the United States. This formula gives the relationship among several parameters of interest for uniform flow of water in an open channel. Not only is the Manning equation empirical, it is also a dimensional equation.
subcommittee shall be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you God? Mr. Johnson. I do. Mr. Kunzig. Would you state your full name for the record and spell it, please, for the stenographer. TESTIMONY OF MANNING JOHNSON Mr. Johnson. Manning Johnson, M-a-n-n-i-n-g J-o-h-n-s-o-n. [This link to Manning Johnson’s last speech]
The Manning Equation is a widely used empirical equation that relates several uniform open channel flow parameters. This equation was developed in 1889 by the Irish engineer, Robert Manning. In addition to being empirical, the Manning Equation is a dimensional equation, so the units must be specified for a given constant in the equation.
The Manning Equation. is a widely used empirical equation that relates several uniform open channel flow parameters. This equation was developed in 1889 by the Irish engineer, Robert Manning. In addition to being empirical, the Manning Equation is a dimensional equation, so the units must be specified for a given constant in the equation.
the Manning formulation and of the Colebrook-White equation. In essence, the Manning formula has a limited range of ap-plicability. For instance, they showed that the value of the Manning n varies by more than 10-percent when approximating the smooth flow zone, figure 2. This zone is obviously out-side the range of applicability of Mannings .
n Manning's roughness coefficient. The term K, known as the conveyance of the channel section, is a measure of the carrying capacity of the channel section. Suggested values for Manning's n, tabulated accord ing to factors that affect roughness, are found in Chow (1959), Henderson (1966), and Streeter (1971). Roughness
The proposed manning level should ensure compliance with the hours of rest requirements. 5.2.6 The Company may conduct a generic assessment for sister units which will be engaged on similar trading voyages and/or operations. 5.2.7 The Company may apply for different manning levels as specified in section 5.3.1 of this Bulletin.
A) To inform the reader that bleeding needs to be controlled. B) To describe the scene of an accident. C) To persuade the reader to attend a First Aid course. D) To instruct the reader on what to do if they come across an accident. ACCIDENT: Treatment aims 1. Control bleeding 2. Minimise shock for casualty 3. Prevent infection – for casualty .
