Stayer

The Sabines gained the first advantage in the present struggle, and it seemed as though fortune was about to desert the Romans, when Romulus commended their cause to Jupiter in a prayer in which he vowed to erect an altar to him as Jupiter Stator -- that is, "Stayer," if he would stay the flight of the Romans.

The Story of Rome from the Earliest Times to the End of the Republic Arthur Gilman

Tom Harper Festival goers Mary Susan Clinton, Shelly Stayer and Asia Greene Marisa Lane The Lovin Spoonful "I've become known as something of a mooch because all I do all year is ask for things for the auction," said Bob Clifford , an aviation accident attorney who served as liaison counsel in the property damage claims in the destruction of the World Trade Center on 9/11.

Full Glasses in Naples Marshall Heyman 2012

"Every year I come in saying I'm not going to bid on anything," said Ralph Stayer , the chairman and CEO of Johnsonville Sausage.

Full Glasses in Naples Marshall Heyman 2012

Psychiatrist Dr. Darold Treffert told the professionals and students gathered at the Stayer Center that "until we can understand the savant mind, we can't understand ourselves."

'Islands Of Genius': World-Renowned Savant Expert Publishes New Book 2010

Psychiatrist Dr. Darold Treffert told the professionals and students gathered at the Stayer Center that "until we can understand the savant mind, we can't understand ourselves."

'Islands Of Genius': World-Renowned Savant Expert Publishes New Book Fond du Lac Reporter 2010

CARROLL (voice-over): Stayer put me in the simulator.

CNN Transcript Jul 30, 2009 2009

Empowerment might be the objective, but its opposite might appear, as learned helplessness (Campbell & Martinko, 1998) or as bogus empowerment (Ciulla, 1998), in which subordinates feel they are free to make decisions as long as the decisions are ones their boss wants; or when subordinates are given responsibility they did not expect nor want nor request (Stayer, 1990).

The Bass Handbook of Leadership Bernard M. Bass 2008

Empowerment might be the objective, but its opposite might appear, as learned helplessness (Campbell & Martinko, 1998) or as bogus empowerment (Ciulla, 1998), in which subordinates feel they are free to make decisions as long as the decisions are ones their boss wants; or when subordinates are given responsibility they did not expect nor want nor request (Stayer, 1990).

The Bass Handbook of Leadership Bernard M. Bass 2008

Jonathan Stayer spoke Sunday to the South Central Pennsylvania Genealogical Society about the wide range of materials available at the Pennsylvania State Archives, where he is reference archivist.

Archive 2007-04-01 2007

York County was the only county, Stayer said, where dog owners actually sketched out a picture of the beloved canines on their applications.

Archive 2007-04-01 2007