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Basic Resume Guidelines
Your resume serves as your introduction to an employer. It is a personal advertisement promoting yourself for a position. The resume can also help create a favorable first impression. It can show the employer your qualifications and bridge the gap between your qualifications and the needs for the position. The ultimate goal of the resume is to create such an impression that an employer will want to set up an interview. It is important to note that there is no right or wrong way to format a resume, it really depends on your personal preference and that of the employer. So don't be surprised if you get conflicting information when it comes to resume writing. In Career Services, we provide resume advice based on what the majority of employers and career experts say they are expecting on a resume.
Get Started on Your Resume
Below are a few guides to get you started on your resume:
Resume Writing Tips - Tips on how to write a resume...great start to creating a solid document.
Resume Checklist - Use this checklist to make sure you have all the basics of a resume completed.
Naming Your Skills - Use this list of more than 200 verbs to describe your skills to an employer when creating your resume and cover letter. This list is just a starting point for the many possible verbs you can use.
10 Top Pitfalls in Resume Writing
How to Write Accomplishment Statements on Resumes
Navigating Disclosure Issues in Resume Writing - When deciding how (or if) to articulate your involvement with LGBTQ-related organizations or groups, it is important you do what is most comfortable for you. Along the continuum of disclosure, there are a number of ways to communicate your invaluable skills and knowledge you gained from your involvements.
Resume formats
Chronological -- This is the most common and most accepted of the three types of resumes and it starts with the most current information and moves backwards in describing your education, skills and experience.
Chronological Resume Template
Functional-- This resume groups skills together by functional area. This is a resume outline or format that presents your skills and experience without putting them in a sequential date order. Instead, you group your skills and experience by types or functions, hence the name. The career history can be either reduced to a list of dates and company names as well as job titles towards the end of the resume, or no detail can be given at all - supposedly since this has all been stated functionally. This format is not always well received by employers. Many employers believe that this resume format/outline is designed to "hide something"! This is an important point, so you should be careful of using this format.
Functional Resume Template
Combination -- A resume that begins with a functional summary of your most relevant qualifications, key skills, and abilities. Then gives a chronological career history that supports the summary. This resume outline is a great compromise if you'd like to use a functional format, but are wary of employers disliking them.
Resume Examples
- Chronological 1, Chronological 2, Chronological 3
- Functional
- Combination 1, Combination 2
- Using Projects/Coursework on Resume - Example of how you can use your coursework and projects as experience on your resume.
- Student Athlete & Leadership Experience - Example of how to showcase athletics and leadership on a resume.
- Internship Resume Sample - An example of how to write a resume when seeking an internship
- Study Abroad Experience - An example of how to show your study abroad experience
Possible Resume Section Headings
- Contact Information/Heading -- The first thing that should be on every resume is some kind of contact information. Your name followed by an address, phone number (be sure to have a professional sounding voicemail message), and email address are commonly used. If you have one, you could also include the link to your LinkedIn profile (see page 26 for more information on LinkedIn), a personal website, and/or your portfolio.
- Objective -- (optional) First of all keep in mind that one isn't required! Consider whether you wish to include this at all. The latest trend is to move away from this rather outdated practice. If you decide to use a resume objective statement it should be specific and should focus on what you can offer the prospective company - not what you are hoping to gain from employment.
- Education -- Always put your highest level of education. If you are currently in college, state where you go to school and when you expect to graduate and include your major. If you have already graduated, state when you graduated and what degree you obtained. Optional information to list includes a concentration or emphasis of study, Dean's List(2 or more times), Grade Point Average (if it is relatively high), study abroad, dissertation or thesis, honors, awards, and scholarships (however, honors, awards and scholarships can have a separate section).
- Course Highlights -- (optional) If you are applying for a position in a very technical field (computers, engineering, science) you can highlight some of the courses that you have taken. This can be very helpful if you do not have a lot of work experience in a certain field.
- Experience -- In this section elaborate on jobs, internships, and other relevant experience. May use a title called "Related Experience" for this section. List Chronologically backwards. Need to include the name of the employer, city, state, and dates of employment, job titles, and a job description. For the job description section, highlight skills that you obtained, duties that you held, and different achievements that you attained while holding the position. Use action verbs in the description and be consistent with past/present tense. Break up large blocks of text with bullets.
- Skills -- (optional) This is a place to highlight special skills that you possess. They could range from computer skills to foreign language proficiencies.
- Activities, Honors, and Awards -- (optional) This is a place to highlight awards that you have earned or different organizations that you have been affiliated with.
- Volunteering, Community Service -- (optional) If you have a lot of experience with community service, it looks great on a résumé. So does volunteer work.
- Interests -- (optional) Most of the time you would not include this on your resume. When to include your interests or hobbies is when they are relevant to the job or something that shows your character. For example, restoring old cars or rebuilding computers shows that you have an attention to detail, hands-on, patience, etc. If you run 10Ks or marathons, this shows your self-motivation, discipline, and a healthy lifestyle. This should always be the last section on a resume if you include it.
10 Questions to ask yourself to improve your resume
- What can you offer employers that would be an asset to them?
- Why should employers consider you over others applying for the same jobs?
- What are your five primary attributes that would help you in your profession?
- Have you received any special awards or special recognition for outstanding performance in any area?
- Why were you hired, recruited or promoted for each of the positions you held?
- Was there a specific challenge, business problem or market issue that you needed to address?
- What are your top three accomplishments for each position?
- How did your company benefit from having you as an employee?
- What recommendations or solutions did you make that your company adopted?
- What were the biggest business hurdles/challenges you overcame at each position?
What are some tips about scannable resumes?
- Some employers scan resumes for key words that pertain to the position.
- The resume should be minimally formatted.
- The resume should be on plain white paper.
- Focus on nouns instead of action verbs on a scannable resume.
- Sometimes italicized words do not scan very well.
What should NOT be included on a resumé?
- Your picture.
- Salary requirements or previous salaries.
- The name or contact information of previous supervisors.
- Personal information (e.g. birth date, marital status, health status, etc.)
- References. Place them on a separate sheet
How can I condense my resume since I have a lot of experience?
If you have a long work history, or if you've been in school for a long time, it's not uncommon to have trouble whittling that resume down to a reasonable length. Here are some quick guidelines:
- Find out if the application requires a CV or a resume. This is important, because a CV has no page limit (see CV guidelines via the link below).
- Page Guidelines: A resume should be in the range of 1 to 3 pages. If you're a new grad, 1 or 2 pages should do it. If you've been in the workforce a longer time, 2 to 3 pages is fine. If you're planning to hand it out at a job fair, try to create a 1-page version.
- Tailor the Resume for the Job. You don't need lots of details about every job you've ever done. Elaborate on the ones that are most relevant to the job you're applying for. For your other jobs, just list the title and dates.
- Cut! If you have experiences that doesn't relate at all to the direction you're headed professionally, leave it out. UNLESS this would create gaps in your resume. But if you're covered without it, make the cuts and leave space for the most relevant jobs.
What about References? Find out how to set up your references page.
Articles/Videos about Resume Writing:
- Debunking Common Resume Myths - There are several resume myths that continually circulate about creating the "perfect" resume. Don't believe the hype.
- Extracurricular Activities on Your Resume - Think you shouldn't include these on your resume? Think again!
- Hobbies and Interests on Your Resume: A Do or a Don't? - Do interests and hobbies have a place on your resume? Read why one author thinks of them as the key to landing jobs.
- It's How You Say It: Use of Language - When it comes to resume writing, there is a specific use of language to keep in mind. For those of you who may feel insecure about your writing--fear not.
- Creating a Stand-Out Resume Video
- Your Resume Checklist - Armed with the following checklist, you can learn to make the most of your one-page pitch and enter the running for the positions you want.
- Solving Common Resume Problems - Don't let these typical resume quandaries blow your chances of landing an interview.
- How To Play Up Sports on Your Resume - Just because you've traded the locker room for the boardroom doesn't mean you can't highlight your athletic achievements in the workplace.
- What is a "Focused" Resume and Why is it the #1 Priority in the Job Search? - Explains what it means to "focus" your resume and gives great tips in how to do so.
- Resume Writer's Insider Tip: Values Proposition - Take your resume to the next level by including a value proposition that you'll take with you throughout the job search.
- Basic Resume Dos and Don'ts - Give your resume an overhaul. Here are some tips to help you avoid common mistakes while building a stronger, more refined resume.
- Online Presentation: 10 Tips to Building a Perfect Resume - Writing a stellar resume can be challenging. These 10 tips can help you make it one more step to perfect!
- Online Presentation: Creating a Stand-Out Resume - Discover how you can create a resume that helps you market your message and stand out in a pool of applicants.
- 12 Myths About Writing Your Resume
If you would like your cover letter, resume or both reviewed, come to Drop-In hours: Monday-Thursday 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. in Career Services. Also, don't forget to upload your resume on Beaver Careers and publish it so that approved employers can view it! Find out how to do this.
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Breakfast - canteloupe
Grazing through the day - organic berries from Trader Joe's (had half of package each - blackberries, blueberries, raspberries) and one banana in the afternoon.
Drank 22 oz of green veggie juice through the day.
Dinner: homemade Vegan Tomato Bisque Soup with a side of Wasa whole grain cracker, so DELICIOUS, almost burned my tongue, that is how happy and eager I was to eat it :-)
Day 2
Breakfast - I had a crazy long day ahead of me and was craving something more substantial, so I made a scramble - sauteed org.tomatoes and org.spinach with Trader Joe's Cage Free Organic Egg Whites. Seasoned with salt, pepper and hot pepper flakes - capsaicin in the pepper flakes really boosts digestion and warms up the body among other wonderful things. Served with a side of organic sesamy Ezekiel Bread and a fresh tomato. So DELICIOUS!!!
During a day - the rest of my berries, afternoon banana and green juice.
Dinner - All Organic Spinach Salad with all these goodies: Olivia's baby spinach, red onion, tomatoes, toasted pistachios, dried cranberries, apples, avocado & home made dressing - olive oil, apple cider vinegar, salt, pepper. ADDICTING!
Served with a small bowl of tomato bisque soup.
My stomach feels fine, just gets filled up much quicker, and I can detect getting fuller much faster than before I went on the juice fast. I love that, because I always used to eat way to big of a portions without getting the stop signal from my body, so stopping when I am full is a HUGE improvement!
I am still full of energy, working out, kicking ass, taking names!
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Wednesday, October 19th
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College Walk
Imagine telling people you are going to travel across the country in a bright green RV to learn how people defined their own lives and careers. PBS series, Roadtrip Nation (www.roadtripnation.com), will be on campus to recruit students for its eigth season (nice summer opportunity!) and to get students involved in exploring options via social media by engaging with other people exploring paths in life.
Wednesday, October 19th
2012 Call For Papers
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2012 Sarah Lawrence College Undergraduate Development Studies Conference
If you are interested in learning more about studying at Oxford or Cambridge for your junior year, please plan to attend the Oxbridge Scholars Program Information Session.
Wednesday, November 9th
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Tuesday October 18th
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BEER + WINE ISSUE: Tap rooms! Breweries! Wine bars! Keep up with all the latest openings (and what's coming soon)
BEER + WINE San Francisco is awash in a sea of suds right now, and based on the number of wine bars that keep opening, it's like there's a citywide edict that every neighborhood has to have at least one good wine bar — not like that's a bad thing. It's a lot to keep track of, though, which gets extra-challenging when alcohol is involved (hic), so consider this your handy cheat sheet on all the latest places to hit.
Let's start with the biggie, shall we? Locals are going nuts for this first US location of the famous Copenhagen beer bar (a partnership between Chuck Stilphen of The Trappist and Trappist Provisions and Mikkel Borg Bjergsø of Mikkeller). The draw? Forty taps of very choice beers that will keep you coming back, plus two cask handles, poured by a staff that is entirely composed of certified cicerones, so you can get an education with every sip. Downstairs, the Tivoli Sour Room just opened, where you'll find 80 bottles of lambics and sour beers. You can order up some beer-friendly food, like housemade sausages, soft pretzel rolls, sandwiches, and more. Expect a crush of humanity: yeah, this place is hot-hot-hot. 34 Mason, SF. www.mikkellerbar.com
The next time you find yourself in Union Square and in need of something frothy to drink, this casual place has more than 100 beers — with 50 on draft! It's also a game room, for those of you who dig things like shuffleboard. It has an adult clubhouse-meets-tavern vibe, sporting fun, eclectic décor (it's on the second floor of the historic Press Club building). 449 Powell, SF. www.ggtaproom.com
Right by that crazy wind tunnel on Market Street is this newly opened spot that's hard to notice unless you know it's there. (So now you know.) There are 20 taps of craft California beers, plus a retail selection with bottles you can cart home. Oh yeah, and if you're with someone who prefers wine, well, they'll find something to drink, too. It has a modern tavern look, and since it's right by the Twitter offices, expect a post-work scene. 1 Polk, SF. www.thebeerhallsf.com
Freshly opened — like, just this week! — is this new gastropub in the Design District. Twenty beers on tap include selections from afar, like Sculpin in San Diego or Ommegang in Cooperstown, NY, and local brews like Drake's Brewing Company and Social Kitchen and Brewery (chef Chris Wong was previously at SKB). There's a menu of cute pub fare; open for lunch and dinner. 680 Eighth St, #170, SF. www.blueprint-sf.com
One of the most exciting wine-related openings is inoVino in Cole Valley, because the owner, Claudio Villani, knows his shit. He was formerly the wine director at Perbacco, and here he has decided to focus on Alpine and volcanic wines of Italy. He wants the wines to be approachable, as in not breaking the bank, so that's always appreciated. Since it's an enoteca, there are also things to eat, like different presentations of mozzarella, bruschette, panini, and more. It has a chic look, with a Carrara marble bar, and sleek metal wine racks, and will be a great date spot, mark my words. 108 Carl, SF.
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Come celebrate our 18th year of Holiday Music in the Garden as heart-warming seasonal music combines with the gorgeous backdrop of Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden.
Guests will enjoy a delicious champagne dinner under the stars provided by Macy's Catering while listening to the ethereal harp sounds of Trudy Faust. After dinner, guests will be treated to a wonderful holiday program conducted by Robert Heath. There will also be a divine dessert following the concert served under the stars.
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Hundreds of people waited in long lines Saturday to unload their unwanted weapons. By the end of Operation Gun Swap, 2,541 firearms were collected including two rocket launchers.
"We knew we'd get our run of the mill handguns, revolvers, shotguns, rifles," said Hillsborough County Sheriff's Capt. Chad Chronister. "We never imagined we'd get two rocket launchers."
The guns were exchanged for $75 cash and two free tickets to Lightning and Rays games. By noon, the Sheriff's Office ran out of the incentives. About 1,500 vouchers were given out instead.
"We knew in light of the recent tragedy in Newtown that it would be popular," said Chronister. "We never even imagined that it would be as overwhelmingly successful as it was."
Joseph Pimenta came to one of the five designated drop off locations to turn in a gun he inherited when his friend passed away.
"It hurts me to see kids getting killed needlessly, you know, and so that's why I turned the weapon in," said Pimenta. Not all of the guns dropped off were in working order.
"I'm turning it in because I tried to sell it," said Chuck Bowser. "I couldn't sell it because it doesn't work anymore."
Chronister said they accepted guns in all conditions, no questions asked.
The serial numbers will be run on all of the guns see if they are in the stolen database. Deputies already determined Saturday 11 of the guns were previously reported stolen. They will be returned to their owners. The rest of the guns will be destroyed.
Anyone who received a voucher can cash it in next Saturday from 9 AM- 2 PM at the same location where they dropped off their guns Saturday. Anyone with questions can contact the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office at (813) 247-8115.
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New Brewery In North Carolina
We were charmed by the people and environment in Asheville. We love the sense of the outdoors and connection to the land, as well as the amazing beer culture and brewing scene that has sprung up in this area over the past decade.
We looked at more than 200 different sites over 18 months and developed a long list of qualitative and quantitative factors – ease of transportation and quality of water being two important considerations, but also good schools, connection to the outdoors and quality of life.
We narrowed it down to a short list and looked at pros and cons of each one, landing ultimately on a few great choices for us. In North Carolina, we were humbled by the community support and the shared values with our brand and company. We feel fortunate that every place we considered was incredibly welcoming.
We're bringing the Henderson County community a well-respected business and the potential for nearly 100 new jobs. Sierra Nevada has a longstanding focus on sustainability and a history of supporting river preservation and community giving programs. We also look forward to working with local craft brewers, including the Asheville Brewers Alliance. We haven't formalized any specific initiatives, but we plan on being as actively engaged in the community as we have been in our hometown of Chico, CA.
Yes. Sierra Nevada and the Grossman family have a longstanding commitment to sustainability. Our brewery in Chico, CA, has one of the largest private solar installations in the country and was the first brewery to install hydrogen fuel cells; the combination of these two systems generates more than half of the brewery's energy needs on site. We also have an extensive water treatment program and strive to be zero waste. Through extensive recycling, re-use, resource recovery, and composting programs we divert 99.8% of our waste from landfills. Sierra Nevada always strives to minimize our footprint as well as make brewery operations a closed loop, and our new location in North Carolina is no exception. For more info on our sustainability programs, download our Sustainability Report. Sierra Nevada's North Carolina facility will be built to at least LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Silver standards. Sustainability will touch every facet of our new facility just as it does at our Chico facility.
We will brew our year round and seasonal beers, and will have the ability to brew a wide range of specialty beers as well.
The site of our new location is set on a plot of nearly 190 acres near the French Broad River and has been a family owned property for almost 100 years. The owner carefully managed the forest and required a review of potential users before he agreed to the sale. A majority of the site will be kept wild and intact; we have plans to develop a trail system with river access.
Since we have been subsidizing the freight to many of our Eastern markets, our shelf price will most likely not change significantly.
We hope that building our brewery will be seen as a positive thing. It's important for us to be a part of the community and put down roots by becoming involved in activities in the area. We're eager to get to town, get to know the other brewers, and be a part of the community. We have knowledge, systems, and experience that we're willing to share and hope we can be a part of the Asheville Brewers Alliance and community that Asheville is so famous for.
Please use our contact form. It is the best way to get your request in front of the right people at Sierra Nevada and answered as quickly as possible.
Absolutely. We expect to hire for between 20 and 40 construction jobs, depending on the stage of the project. Our goal is to provide as many local construction opportunities for workers and companies as possible and to seek to purchase materials locally whenever possible.
Yes. We're just learning about the community and are excited to get involved. If you ask our neighbors, they'll tell you we've been good stewards of music and arts in the Chico area and in Northern California. We are excited to be part of that community in North Carolina. When the brewery opens, we will be posting event listings and updates on our website.
Yes, once our new facility is up and running in 2014, we will offer public tours.
We have purchased enough land that we might do that in the future.
We need the second facility in NC for larger volume beers, specifically our year round and seasonal ales, so while we don't have any specific plans in place now, we wouldn't rule it out.
Yes, we'll have a restaurant, taproom and gift store offering Sierra Nevada beer and products. North Carolina Bill H796 contains a beer provision that allows breweries that produce more than 25,000 barrels to sell their products on site.


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By doreenbaca on 10/22/2009
Our family was very sad to see this resturant close. We always looked forward to visiting during our trips to New York. I had the pleasure of meeting the owners and always felt comfortable and special. New York will never be the same. DWB - San Antonio Texas
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By kstern624 on 5/11/2009
It is everything they say it is: traditional UWS, nice décor, stuffy--most people there are over 60...I would rather go with my grandfather than a date. The food was ok, nothing special, the service was so so but what really shocked me was the piece of rubber kitchen glove I found myself chewing while finishing my dessert. It was disgusting...vile...but what was worse was the restaurant's response. A brief apology, dessert on the house, and speedy delivery of the check in which we were barely compensated (at least we were finally able to get our waiter's attention). Overall, I understand mistakes happen, but their attitude was so horrid I would rather eat McDonald's than return here.
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By mollylaurel on 12/13/2007
I love the Cafe des Artistes. I discovered it a couple of years ago, and it is one of the few places in New York that does not feel like that cookie cutter nouveau riche kind of place. The food is amazing, the chef was on Top Chef this season. My favorite dish is the Pot au Feu. Sometimes I go late at night and have a calvados in the Parlor, a little room just next door with a zinc bar right out of Paris. I always take out of towners here because it is the kind of place you cannot find anywhere else.
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By clangley89 on 1/29/2007
Took a client here for a dinner and got possibly the worst service I've had in Manhattan. Both of us were very well-dressed and accustomed to high caliber restaurants both in the US and abroad (he's French). Perhaps it was because we were under the age of 40. Regardless, the restaurant was only about 40% full and there was plenty of waitstaff on hand. The behavior of both the host and the waiter was offensive, rude and dismissive -- we were so offended and upset, we were unable to finish our meals. A letter written to management to this effect was ignored. Saving grace: it was on an expense account. On a sidebar, as a potential romantic dinner locale, the decor's stuffiness borders on cloying. It's pretty, but not relaxing enough for romance.
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By garlandcompany on 1/6/2007
There is nothing more wonderful on a Sunday morning (be sure to get there around 12 noon since NY state still has out-dated laws about serving alcohol before noon on Sunday--good God I'm from Texas and we can get a Bloody Mary at 10AM on Sunday). The food is good, not fabulous, but the setting, the history, the service has no peer in Manhattan. They serve the best Bloody Mary's in town. The ideal routine here is a wonderful Sunday brunch, a walk downtown and a matinee--tha's what New York is all about.
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By susanec on 10/5/2004
Went here w/my dad and his business partner--I suggested it not knowing what it would be like. It was alot of elderly couples and had the feel of stuffy, rich old people. The food was good--we had a lot of seafood. Overall pleasant, but nothing spectacular--very quiet and low-key.
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A passenger has given birth aboard a plane flying to Armenia and named her daughter after one of the flight attendants who helped with the delivery.
The birth of the healthy baby occurred Saturday, two hours before the Armavia airline flight landed in Yerevan, Armenia's capital, after a long flight from Siberia.
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George Soros' fund buys some Openwave
After previously investing in the mobile software maker without much success, the fund tries again.
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George Soros, founder of the second-best-performing hedge fund of all time, the Quantum Fund, bought 6 million shares of Openwave (OPWV) on April 10 at approximately $2.41 per share, as reported by GuruFocus Real Time Picks.
Soros had previously built up a position of 176,100 shares in the first quarter of 2010 around the price of $2.50, and gradually sold out as the price never substantially increased.
On April 16, Openwave announced that it would sell one of its three core units -- the mediation and messaging products business -- to a private equity firm. The company had announced that it was positioning itself for such a sale in its second-quarter fiscal 2012 results issued February 1.
Openwave makes innovative software for the rapidly expanding mobile industry, but it has struggled to sell its products. In second quarter 2012, it reported revenue of $35.9 million, compared to $52.4 million the previous quarter and $39.9 million the same quarter the previous year. Bookings were $20.4 million, down from $23.7 million the previous quarter, which included a significant intellectual property licensing agreement.
The company's primary focus is creating software that streamlines data architecture to help mobile operators capture more revenue than it will if 4G networks continue to expand on current mobile network carrier design, which Openwave calls "cluttered."
The market is enormous: Nearly 70% of time spent on smartphone devices now involves mobile data, and the number of 3G users rose 35% year over year. CEO Mike Mulica said in the first quarter that the company was working closely with customers and partners to "demonstrate the value of our products and technologies."
The company now believes that its primary strength lies in its intellectual property portfolio, which it will rename Unwired Planet. The portfolio consists of approximately 200 U.S. and foreign patents and another approximately 75 pending applications.
On August 31, the company went up against Apple (AAPL) and Research In Motion (RIMM) in a lawsuit claiming that various editions of no less than the iPhone, iPad and BlackBerry Curve and Blackberry PlayBook infringe on Openwave's patents.
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ANKARA, Turkey, Aug. 4 (UPI) — Turkey appointed a slate of new military commanders Thursday after a number of top generals resigned in a surprise move last week, the government said.
Turkish President Abdullah Gul approved a new set of commanding officers for the Turkish military following three days of talks at the Supreme Military Council, Turkish newspaper Hurriyet reports.
Gen. Necdet Ozel takes over as chief of General Staff. He previously served as the head of the Turkish paramilitary police force.
Gul appointed Ozel as acting chief of staff after several top military commanders resigned last week.
The resignations were seen as part of a struggle between the Turkish military and the ruling Justice and Development Party, or AKP.
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EL PASO - Hot enough for you? We've been saying it a lot. It's hot outside. Many people have to work all day out in the heat.
Often they're unseen, but the ground crews at El Paso International Airport are outside toiling, lifting and sweating for more than 8 hours a day.
They drink more than 2 gallons of water everyday, takes breaks when they can and look out for each other. If they see a co-worker stuggling with the symptoms of heat stroke, they call in help. Crew members know the symptoms and how to help, because they train each year.
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DRESSER, Wis. (WSAU) - A week ago, many in northwestern Wisconsin's community of Centuria were frantically searching for a two-year-old missing boy. Today, they're mourning his death.
Last night, Isaiah Theis' visitation was expected to bring hundreds of people from surrounding communities, so it was held at a larger venue... Trollhaugen Ski Resort in nearby Dresser, Wisconsin. Today, Theis' funeral starts at 10:00 a.m. Wednesday at Alliance Church of the Valley in St. Croix Falls. He will be buried at a private graveside service afterwards.
Isaiah Theis was located last Wednesday in the trunk of a car that was next to his father's repair shop. The toddler had the car keys with him. The medical examiner believes Theis died of hyperthermia at around 9:00 p.m. Tuesday night, shortly after he went missing in extremely hot weather.
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Dr Evans, director of the University of Sydney's archaeological research centre in Cambodia, said the ''eureka moment'' in the discovery came weeks earlier when the lidar data popped up on a computer screen. ''With this instrument - bang - all of a sudden we saw an immediate picture of an entire city that no one knew existed which is just remarkable,'' he said.Mahendraparvata, as the city is known, is estimated to be 350 years older than the UNESCO Heritage site of Angkor Wat, built on on Phnom Kulen before Jayavarman II descended from the mountain to build another capital. As Dr Evans said ''This is where it all began, giving rise to the Angkor civilisation that everyone associates with Angkor Wat." The news comes on the heels of the recent repatriation of looted archeological treasures back to Cambodia by the New York Metropolitan museum.


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Ronda Talley - Autism Awareness Month kicks off today and SIFE members are launching a 20 thousand
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of the Suzanne Vitale Clinical Education Complex.
Todd Gibbs Book - A new book, "Not a Wasted Breath," details the brave battle '94 WKU graduate Todd
Gibbs waged against Cystic Fibrosis.
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Joint Admissions Agreement with HCC - Students at Hopkinsville High School listen to Dr. Gary Ransdell explain how they can cash a one million dollar check by completing a four year degree.
Chris Groves Feature - Chris Groves has been teaching at WKU for the past twenty years but his research has taken him way beyond the vast cave and karst areas in this region.
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Jack Boul: Intimate Impressions
Featured in the exhibition are many of Boul's small evocative monotypes of landscapes, figures and interiors, as well as a number of paintings associated with the prints. Boul's images of familiar surroundings, such as hazy days along the C & O Canal or cows in the pastures of rural Maryland, capture the timeless qualities of urban experience. Supported by the Evelyn Nef Fund, Intimate Impressions: Monotypes and Paintings by Jack Boul highlights the work of a mature artist whose life's work and ongoing accomplishments merit special attention.
Jack Boul is both a painter and an etcher, but his most distinctive innovation is in the monotype printmaking technique. Monotype goes back to the seventeenth century, but had its greatest period of interest with Degas and the impressionists in Paris in the nineteenth century. The process begins with the artist drawing on a blank, often metal, surface with a thick viscous ink, and manipulating the ink to infinite gradations of tone. When the printmaker is content with his image, the plate is passed through a press, transferring the design from the metal to paper. Each painstaking process yields only one print—a true work of art.
Dr. Eric Denker, exhibition curator and the Corcoran's Curator of Prints and Drawings, says of Jack Boul, "He approaches each subject with a simplicity that belies the sophistication of his painting and printing—the reduction to essentials, the captured essences of the visual world. The work can be comforting, or challenging, depending on the subject, but they are always beautifully composed."
Born in Brooklyn in 1927, Jack Boul has been living and working in the Washington area for more than 40 years and has a long history with the Corcoran. His work was featured in group exhibitions at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in 1951, 1954, 1956 and 1958. Featured again in the 1994 exhibition Still Working: Underknown Artists of Age in America, Intimate Impressions is Boul's first solo museum exhibition Washington. He has taught printmaking at the Smithsonian Institution, American University and at Montgomery College in Maryland. Boul is also one of the founders of the Washington Studio School, an art school located in Georgetown. He has had enormous influence over younger printmakers in the region, with many young artists coming to monotype under his mentoring.


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A New Carlisle family is without a home after a Sunday afternoon fire.
New Carlisle Fire Chief Josh Schweizer tells FOX 28 it broke out just before 3 o'clock on the 57000 block Rush Road, just south of State Road 2. By the time his crew got on the scene, Schweizer says the fire had already reached the attic. The home is being called a total loss.
Departments from six different departments across St. Joseph, LaPorte and Berrien County were called out for mutual aid. Investigators made it the scene shortly after the fire was put out, but at this time a cause has not been determined.
Schweizer says the homeowner was a six year member of the New Carlisle Fire Department before resigning recently.
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City Week: August 20 – August 26
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Senior Citizen Jin Shin Jyutsu—Open to senior citizens, this is a peaceful way to start your afternoon. Join Judith Janus, practitioner of Jin Shin Jyutsu, to harmonize your mind, body and spirit with various exercises. DOROT, 171 W. 85th St., 212-769-2850; 10:30 a.m., $5 (suggested donation).
Summer Salsa—Dance Manhattan hosts this month's Salsa Social, part of an eight-year-old program open to new and experienced dancers alike. 39 W. 19th St., 5th Fl., 212-807-0802; 9:30 p.m., $5-$10.
Striped Sensation—New York International Fringe Festival presents Sarah Hayward's one-woman show, Stripes: The Mystery Circus, which follows the story of Pollyhymnia, a girl who dreams of being in the circus. The semi-autobiographical musical reflects Hayward's own rise from library worker in Vancouver to writer of and actress in her own show in New York. Studio at Cherry Lane Theatre, 38 Commerce St., 604-689-0017; 2 p.m., $15 (with advanced purchase).
Mostly Mozart—Lincoln Center is closing its annual celebration of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart with a final performance featuring Mozart's rarely performed Davidde penitente. This performance will be conducted by Louis Langrée and feature pianist Stephen Hough. Avery Fisher Hall, 20 W. 63rd St., 917-441-6109; 8 p.m, $35-85.
Goodbar by Bambï and Waterwell—NYC Rock band Bambï is teaming up with theater company Waterwell to put on an adaptation of the '70s novel and movie, Looking For Mr. Goodbar. The production explores the themes of sexuality, independence and persona. City Parks Foundation, East River Park, 212-360-2777; 8 p.m., Free.
Check Mate—Marshall Chess Club hosts a chess tournament for kids ages 6-12. Trophies will be awarded to the top three competitors, and all participants will receive medals. Bryant Park Chess Area, 212-365-4745; 11 a.m. (10 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. advanced registration), $25.
Argentine Mass—The Summer Festival of Sacred Music at St. Bartholomew's continues its festivities with an Argentine Mass, Misa Criolla by Ariel Ramírez. St. Bartholomew's Church, East 51st Street and Park Avenue, 212-378-0222; 11 a.m., Free.
Broadway Blast From the Past—Lost & Found, a production by Sunday Series at Abingdon with Actors Underground, is a compilation of songs from post-1970 Broadway musicals. Proceeds will support the non-profit Abingdon Theatre. 312 W. 36th St., 1st Fl., 212-868-4444; 7 p.m., $15.
Starving for Scripts—The Castillo Theatre performs Judith Marie Wallace's Another Kind of Hunger—directed by Eric Vitale—one of four winning scripts from the 2010 Mario Fratti-Fred Newman Political Playwriting Contest. This play follows the protagonist in his attempts to build a high-class resort in his Southwestern reservation and his efforts to better his impoverished friends as others grow involved. Castillo Theatre, 543 W. 42nd St., 212-941-1234; 7:30 p.m., $5-$10.
Five Days in March—City Parks Foundation continues its Summer Stage with the play Five Days in March by Toshiki Okada. Set in 2003 as the U.S. is about to wage war on Iraq, this comedic and devastating show about relationships captures the irony and essence of the Generation Y in Japan. City Parks Foundation, East River Park, 212-360-2777; 8 p.m., Free.
Oliver Lake Organ Quartet—The Jazz Standard hosts a quartet led by saxophonist Oliver Lake, alongside Jared Gold on organ, Freddie Hendrix on trumpet and Chris Beck on drums. Food from Blue Smoke, along with wine, beer and cocktails, will be provided at additional cost. 116 E. 27th St., 212-576-2232; 7:30 & 9:30 p.m., $20.
My Night At Maud's—The Film Society of Lincoln Center continues paying tribute to director Eric Rohmer by screening My Night At Maud's along with many of his other films. This Oscar-nominated piece brings philosophy and existential talk to the story about a young Catholic engineer (Jean-Louis Trintignant) who is forced to spend the night with a seductive divorcee (Françoise Fabian) because of a snowstorm. To see film timings for other Rohmer films, visit www.filmlinc.com. Walter Reade Theater, 165 W. 65th St., 212-875-5600; 4 p.m., $5-$9.
Tales of Terror—The "Word for Word Author" outdoor reading series presents author and musician Rick Moody, who discusses and answers questions regarding his novel, The Four Fingers of Death. The event is hosted by Wesley Stace, author of Charles Jessold, Considered as a Murderer, followed by a musical performance by the authors. Bryant Park Reading Room, E. 42nd St., 212-768-4242; 12:30 p.m.-1:45 p.m., Free.
Summer Sings—Conductor Patrick Gardner will lead audience members to sing through Orff's Carmina Burana and Brahms' Nänie as part of The New York Choral Society's 50th annual Summer Sings Program. Scores are provided by the New York Choral Society. Peter Norton Symphony Space, 2537 Broadway (at 95th St.), 212-864-5400; 7:30 p.m., $15.
Enduring the Hurricane—Meet six Katrina survivors in the play 23 Feet in 12 Minutes: The Death and Rebirth of New Orleans as part of the FringeNYC arts festival, and see how one of the largest storms to hit America changed these peoples' lives. Players Loft, 115 MacDougal St. (W. 3rd & Bleecker Sts.), 212-475-1449; 5:15 p.m., $15.
Star-Struck—The Hayden Planetarium space show, Journey to the Stars, lets visitors experience the life of our solar system. The show documents the Milky Way's birth 13 billion years ago and hypothesizes about the destruction of our sun five billion years from now. American Museum of Natural History, W. 79th St. and Central Park West, 212-769-5200; 10:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. (every 30 minutes), $18-$28.
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KWSN)– Augustana women's golf returns to the course next Monday at Tuesday competing at the Jackrabbit Invitational hosted by South Dakota State University at Minnehaha Country Club in Sioux Falls.
This will serve as Augustana's final tune-up before the fall portion of the NSIC Championships on Oct. 5-6 in Brainerd, Minn. Augustana is coming off a second place finish at the Concordia Invitational last weekend. The Vikings shot a 55-over-par 631 (319-312) in the 36-hole tournament at Tartan Park Golf Course in Lake Elmo, Minn. Augustana finished behind Central Oklahoma, who fired a 608 (301-307) to take home the title, and ahead of 10 other NSIC schools who competed in the invite.
Marisa Toivonen was Augustana's highest finisher at the Concordia Invite shooting a tournament-low 71 in the second round, 13 strokes better than her first round score, to finish third overall. Toivonen was awarded NSIC Women's Golfer of the Week honors for her performance at the Concordia Invite. Toivonen has two top-five finishes this season, including fourth place at Augustana's Invite on Sept. 7-8, and her third place finish at the Concordia Invite. Maggie
Leland also finished third at the Concordia Invite, finishing at 11-over-par 155 after shooting a 76 in round one and a 79 in round two. Leland has finished in the top 10 in the Vikings' first two events this fall. This marks the second straight season that Augustana will compete at the Jackrabbit Invitational.
Last season, Augustana took third place amongst six NCAA Division I teams. Allie Ostrander fired a three-round score of 231 (68-79-84), which included the tournament-low round of 68 on the first day of competition.
Toivonen finished eighth competing as an individual last season while Jennifer Pederson tied for 15th shooting a 30-over-par 243 (82-79-82).
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Youngstown is No. 1.
Unfortunately, the metro area tops a list on which most communities don't want to appear.
Forbes used figures from Payscale.com, a site that collects salary and career data, to determine the Youngstown metro area, which includes Mahoning, Trumbull and Mercer (Pa.) counties, has the lowest pay rate of any of the nation's 100 largest metropolitan areas.
The median pay in the area is $45,400, the starting median pay for those with less than five years experience is $36,800 and the midcareer median pay for those with more than 10 years' experience is $60,400. The rate is based on workers who have at least a bachelor's degree.
The rest of the low-10 metro areas in terms of pay in order from lowest to highest are: McAllen-Edinburg-Mission, Texas; Lakeland-Winter Haven, Fla.; El Paso, Texas; Scranton-Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; Little Rock-North Little Rock-Conway, Ark.; Chattanooga, Tenn.; Columbia, S.C.; Lancaster, Pa.; and Grand Rapids-Wyoming, Mich.
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"(Cheeks) just commands respect and you have no choice but to respect him," English said. "It's the right thing. You want discipline. You want to do everything the right way and, without a doubt, it will be done the right way with coach Cheeks." Detroit Free Press
Kim English: So excited to work with Coach Mo Cheeks. Loved him as a player and as a coach in Philly. Headed back to Detroit Wednesday morning! Twitter @Englishscope24
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The Detroit Pistons today recalled rookies Khris Middleton and Kim English from Ft. Wayne of the NBA Development League. English averaged 18.0 points, 5.0 rebounds, 5.7 assists and 36.7 minutes in three games (all starts). The Missouri product is averaging 3.2 points, 0.5 rebounds and 0.7 assists in 10 Pistons games. Middleton averaged 11.0 points, 7.7 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 26.3 minutes in three games (all starts). The Texas A&M product has appeared in three Pistons games this season, averaging 1.3 points, 0.7 assists and 0.7 steals. Detroit Free Press
After being a part of the rotation earlier this season, rookie Kim English is working hard on his game. He frequently is working after practice and said he likes the NBA life, except he wishes he was playing more. "I'm just learning," English said. "I'm working on a lot of stuff. When my name's called, I will be ready. I don't worry about things I can't control, just things I can." On the possibility of being sent to the D-League franchise at Ft. Wayne for playing time, English said, "Whatever is asked of me, I will do." Detroit Free Press
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Andrew Perna: The Pistons have officially signed second-round pick Kim English, per release. Twitter
George David, the Pistons' director of player personnel, is charged with compiling the team's roster for the July 9-13 Orlando Magic Summer League, a process which began by calling undrafted free agents late Thursday. David said he expects to have the roster finalized by Monday. Knight, Daye, 2011 second-round draft picks Macklin and Kyle Singler, and 2012 second-rounders Khris Middleton and Kim English all are scheduled to play for the Pistons. Booth Newspapers
The Knicks worked out more than 40 players. Some prospects they could be considering include Marquette guard Darius Johnson-Odom, Missouri guard Kim English, IUPUI swingman Alex Young and forwards Tony Mitchell of Alabama, Khris Middleton of Texas A & M and Baylor's Quincy Acy. Newsday
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One of the nation's largest art fairs, Art Basel, opens this week in Miami. But days before the fair launches in Miami Beach, the party had already started across the bridge, in Miami's Wynwood neighborhood.
At a trendy lounge and art gallery, a couple of hundred people are watching artists at work. The event, sponsored by Heineken, features six street artists putting their own spin on the beer maker's logo. Heineken also commissioned the artists to paint a series of murals on buildings in Wynwood, a neighborhood now famous for its street art. In fact, street art has become so common that some artists say finding good wall space can be difficult.
"For Basel, I started looking for my walls as early as last February," says Trek 6, who prefers to be called a writer — as in writing graffiti — rather than a street artist. (Though, he doesn't like the term "graffiti" either.)
Trek 6 started putting his art on walls in Wynwood back when it was a rough neighborhood of warehouses and shoe factories. Over just a few short years, and with help from Art Basel, it's become the center of Miami's art scene, known for its many galleries, studios and street murals.
"I saw this get transformed from a place where you don't want to ever get caught … to a place where now everybody at all hours of the night with family and everything are out here looking at murals, going into alleys, looking for artwork," he says.
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For those who come to Wynwood for art, the first stop is often a grassy courtyard with walkways, tables and a restaurant surrounded by 40 large, colorful, arresting murals. It's called Wynwood Walls, a public art space created by developer Tony Goldman, who died earlier this year.
Long before Wynwood, Goldman was known for preserving and developing New York's SoHo neighborhood and the art deco district in Miami Beach. His daughter, Jessica Goldman Srebnick says her father envisioned Wynwood Walls as the developing neighborhood's town center.
"You feel the breeze in your hair and it's not intimidating," Goldman Srebnick says. "You can see children running around or you can see people with sketch books sitting on the grass and sketching something that inspires them."
But art was here long before Wynwood Walls. Two well-known private art collections have public galleries in the neighborhood and, as Tony Goldman used to say, street art is in the community's DNA. Unlike SoHo or South Beach, Wynwood's architecture isn't particularly remarkable, but the blank walls of the neighborhood's boxy warehouses and factories did draw artists to the area. Goldman's idea was to use art to help promote the neighborhood. He took a gravel parking lot between some of his buildings, planted it with grass, prepared and lit the walls, and then invited great street artists in to collaborate.
Many of the walls are repainted after a year or two, but Goldman Srebnick says some of the murals are so distinctive and powerful that it's hard for her to imagine replacing them. Ron English's mural is one of those. It's a painting of giant toy creations in bright greens, reds and blues. The colors appear to bleed off the wall onto the pavement and nearby rocks.
"It's kind of something where you would close your eyes and you could imagine this whole image of beautiful color and vibrancy and energy and kind of wacky creativity," Goldman Srebnick says.
There's also a mural by Shepard Fairey, who's best known for his iconic Obama "Hope" poster. Fairey revisited Wynwood in the weeks before Art Basel to repaint a mural of his that was deteriorating. At the center of his new painting, there's a portrait of Tony Goldman, who Fairey refers to as a friend and supporter. He says Goldman was someone who appreciated the value of creativity.
"Creativity is a really important part of making communities vital and the ripple effect from what Tony's done here in Wynwood is extraordinary," Fairey says. "I think the whole neighborhood owes a ton to Tony for having that vision."
A Budding Art Community
Throughout Wynwood, in an area that just five years ago was desolate, there are now galleries, coffee shops, restaurants and visitors. And much of it, Goldman Srebnick says, is because of the seeds her father planted with Wynwood Walls.
"Anyone that has this passion and excitement for creativity, they want to come here," she says. "And I think that Wynwood is really kind of settling into its personality."


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