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The Nolensville Police Department is adding new training designed to help officers slow situations down, communicate effectively, and de-escalate.

The Knicks aren't waiting to get back to New York to celebrate their first NBA championship in 53 years.

The lifelong celebrity Knicks fans felt just as elated over the end to the title drought.

Most people think of exchanging words in the hallway as a quick “Hi, bye” event that doesn’t involve any messaging of importance. That’s true even if you add, “How’s it going?” or “Have a nice weekend.” Rarely do people think of these passing exchanges as having any substance. Think again! These conversations can be the most important ones you have that day. All you need to do is prepare to be spontaneous. Hallway conversations provide an opportunity to get quick, candid answers to an issue that concerns you. They are often more useful than arranged meetings. You’re more likely to get closure on the issue you raise because people are typically in a rush. These exchanges allow you to invite a new employee to lunch. They let you ask a colleague what was decided at a meeting, or mention to a direct report a project you’d like her to work on. So go for it. You will likely get a short answer that gives you what you need to move forward. STEP 1: MAKE SURE THE SITUATION I

There’s a quiet assumption embedded in how most companies operate: English is almost always seen as the starting point. I see it play out almost daily in conversations with leadership teams. It shows up in how product specs are written, how campaigns are planned, and how expansion is sequenced.  On the surface, this feels efficient. In practice, it constrains growth in ways that are easy to miss until it’s too late. Running Smartling, I spend a lot of time with companies that are either trying to expand globally or wondering why their existing efforts aren’t working as expected. The pattern is consistent. I rarely see translation itself as the limiting factor. What slows companies down is the assumption that everything should originate in English and be adapted later, rather than built to work across markets from the outset.  Your customer prefers their native language The reality is that 76% of consumers prefer products with information in their native language,

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Higher education institutions across Oregon are celebrating commencements this week to kick off the summer season. At Portland State University, 4,700 graduates walked across the Peter Stott Center Stage this year. Ranging in age from 19 to 75 years old, this year’s graduating cohort proves you're never too young or too [...]

The Rose Festival in Portland, Oregon honored three important people with a rose planting ceremony, including the Rose Foundation President, Rose Society President, and Royal Rosarian Prime Minister.

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Protestors gathered on the Clackamas River to protest a new expansion of the 2020 waterway access permit, which requires nonmotorized paddle craft to carry a permit and pay an annual fee.