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Midwest Regional Forum
Midwest Regional Forum
Tuesday, July 17, 2012 2:58 PM
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Welcome to the Midwest Regional forum. This forum is for NSCA Members within the region to read and post topics of common interest. Utilizing this forum will allow Regional Coordinators and State/Provincial Directors to discuss issues promptly and connect with Members in their area. It will be a place to post announcements, network with others, and answer and post questions.
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Charles Randy Wells, MS, CSCS,*D 6/7/2012 4:55:37
Monday, February 4, 2013 11:22 AM
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This is Coach Wells from Emporia High School, Iam the NSCA State director for kansas, thank you to all those who attended this years conference. Next Years Date Will be Saturday December 14th, 2013,make plans to attend.
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Charles Randy Wells, MS, CSCS,*D 6/7/2012 4:55:37
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Finishers here is a great finisher if you have a large group of athletes and have 2-3 minutes at end of workout we call it the 2 minute challenge star with 20 seconds of jump squats followed by 20 seconds of prisoner squats followed by a 20 second squat and hold then immediately repeat the sequence one more time with no rest, try it, Lets post some other finishers on the forum so if you have one put it on.
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ASAE Boston 1996's kickoff reception in historic Copley Square was so successful that outgoing Chairman Garis Distelhorst, CAE, announced, "Boston gets the gold medal for the best ASAE opening event in its 76-year history."
The American Society of Association Executives' (ASAE) 76th annual convention drew 5,526 delegates (of whom 2,426 were association executives), compared to 6,100 at last year's meeting. Two factors contributed to the drop. Last year's meeting was held in Washington, DC, a destination that always draws more walk-in traffic. Second, the Boston exhibit program was cut by 250 booths (25 percent), due to space limitations at the Hynes Convention Center. ASAE plans to downsize its exhibit program next year as well, to maintain a more balanced buyer-to-supplier ratio, says ASAE President R. William Taylor.
The Republican convention dominated news reports, but ASAE attendees were treated to a fiery-and often humorous -debate between wisecracking Clinton advisor James Carville and conservative commentator Linda Chavez at the opening session. At Monday's general session, attendees watched a moving video tribute to the hundreds of associations involved in rescue and relief efforts after the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing. They then gave a standing ovation to Oklahoma Restaurant Association Executive Vice President Bob Clifton as he accepted a special Associations Advance America Summit Award on behalf of Oklahoma associations.
Susan Bitter Smith, CAE, executive director of Arizona Cable Telecommunications Association in Phoenix, AZ, was installed as ASAE board chairman.
Tradeshow 200 Reaches Banner Year of Growth In 1995, the Tradeshow 200 experienced its best year in nearly a decade, showing big gains in space sales, exhibiting companies, and attendance, according to results published in Tradeshow Week's annual Tradeshow 200 study. Here are some other findings:
* The National Marine Manufacturers Association was the Tradeshow 200 leader, with two shows totaling 1.3 million net square feet of exhibit space.
* Las Vegas retains its 1994 position as number-one host city, bringing in 30 of the largest trade shows.
* The leading service contractor for the third straight year was GES Exposition Services, with 83 of the Tradeshow 200 shows, a 42 percent market share.
* The average Tradeshow 200 drew 837 exhibitors and 21,728 attendees and spanned 254,958 net square feet of paid exhibit space. At $15.72 per square foot, the average space rate increased eight percent over 1994.
The fastest growing shows included: * AWS International Welding & Fabricating Exposition (number 149), with attendance increasing 72 percent;
* American Library Association Annual Conference & Exhibits (number 175), showing a 65 percent growth in attendance;
* American Association for Clinical Chemistry Annual Meeting & Exhibits (number 197), with attendance climbing 62 percent; and
* American Rental Association Convention & Rental Tradeshow (number 77), with a 40 percent boost in attendance.
Javits Battle Continues With Proposed Labor Law The Jacob K. Javits Convention Center is once again making headlines, this time over a controversial labor licensing law that the state assembly passed in June. The legislation requires the licensing of show labor and allows Javits management to fingerprint employees, actions deemed necessary by Javits officials in their ongoing efforts to keep organized crime out of the convention center. But the legislation is badly flawed because it has provisions that "essentially put the Carpenters Union back in control of hiring," says Mike Eisgrau, director of public affairs at the Javits Center. Javits officials took control of hiring away from the unions last year.
Javits President Robert E. Boyle adds that the head of the New York City District Council of Carpenters was recently unseated because of his associations with organized crime. There are numerous other problems with the law, argues Boyle. "It is unintelligible, number one; and number two, it would create a minefield of technical objections, making the attorneys rich," he says.
A different version of the legislation, which is acceptable to Javits officials, was passed by the state senate last year. No law will go into effect until both state legislative houses concur. Javits officials plan to continue their fight for an acceptable assembly version when the 1997 legislative session starts up in January.
If passed, the law requiring the licensing of convention center labor may be the first such legislation in the nation, and Boyle predicts it will have a wide-reaching effect. "I think those of us running major convention centers have a new day dawning," he observes. "The public, and this industry, will no longer tolerate the kind of conditions tolerated in the past."
Javits officials plan to introduce another version of the licensing bill when the 1997 session starts up in January.
What is the reaction of show managers to the licensing law? "This seems like an in-house thing, not one I'd be inclined to get in the middle of. It looks like a family thing-with a small f," quips Bob Talley, president of Talley Management Group, an association and tradeshow management business. "The only thing I'm going to jump up and down about is if they start to infringe on anything that will hurt my show or impact on any of my vendors."
Trade Show News Network Launched AES Internet Services, formed by American Exhibition Services and The Larkin Group, launched the Trade Show News Network (TSNN) in August. TSNN is designed to facilitate communication among show producers, exhibitors, and attendees. Users can conduct searches by industry, trade show, city, date, company, and products to locate trade shows they may want to attend. Once users select a show, they can preregister online, make travel arrangements, exchangee-mail with show producers, and arrange appointments with exhibitors.
TSNN also aims to increase attendance and exhibitor participation by creating aggressive worldwide promotional campaigns for participating shows.
Industry organizations currently sponsoring or developing programs with TSNN include the Center for Exhibition Industry Research, the International Association for Exposition Management, and the International Exhibitors Association.
Northwest Airlines Gives Nonprofits a Break Northwest Airlines' Association Dollars Off Certificates (ADOCS) program was launched in June, with the goal of offering meeting planners more value with less hassle than the percentage discounts offered by other carriers. The program is available to associations and other nonprofit organizations.
Meeting attendees are given certificates, good for flat dollar amount discounts on applicable fares of $200 or more. Attendees receive $30 off fares ranging from $200 to $299; $50 off fares from $300 to $449; and $75 for fares over $450. Those figures will usually translate into greater savings than percentage discounts. If your ticket is $300, for example, you'd get $15 dollars off with the standard five percent discount, while the certificate cuts the price by more than16 percent.
To qualify, you must designate Northwest as your official airline, and at least ten attendees from two different cities must be attending. Planners still receive one free ticket for every 40 sold plus negotiable fares on site inspections.
The user-friendly certificates should boost attendance because they are tangible, says Maureen Pickell, manager of meeting and incentive sales for Northwest Airlines, eastern Region. explicit instructions are printed on the certificates, enabling travel agents to follow the correct procedure, which, Pickell hopes, will ensure that associations receive credit for using the certificates.
None of three airlines contacted-United, Continental, or USAir-is offering similar incentives.
MPI Rocks Music City enveloped by the charm and enthusiasm of the Opryland Hotel staff and the city of Nashville, attendees at the Meeting Professionals International (MPI) World education Conference in July numbered nearly 2,000-including a record 830 meeting planners. Nashville showcased its favorite venues with some of its best homegrown talent: Diamond Rio at the Ryman Auditorium, original home of the Grand Ole Opry; and Martina McBride during the final night "lawn" party in Opryland's two-month-old Delta Ballroom. Both brought audiences to their feet.
Downsizing, doing more with less, and technology still reigned as the popular education topics. MPI is in no danger of losing its place as the world's largest association of meeting planners, welcoming 4,300 new members in 1996 for a total of 14,237 members in 45 countries.
Association Meetings Coming Up * International Association for exposition Management's 1996 Annual Meeting and eXPO!eXPO!, December 3 to 6, Los Angeles Convention Center; Post-Convention Meeting, December 6 to 8, Maui, HI; (214) 458-8002
* American Society of Association executives' Management and Technology Conferences, December 8 to 11, Sheraton Washington, Washington, DC; (202) 626-ASAe
* Professional Convention Management Association's 41st Annual Meeting, January 8 to 11, Marriott Riverwalk, San Antonio, TX; (205) 978-4908
* Meeting Professionals International's educational Conference, January 12 to 14, 1997, Hilton Hotel & Towers, San Francisco, CA; (214) 702-3000
* Religious Conference Management Association's 25th Annual Conference and exposition, January 28 to 31, 1997, Tulsa Convention Center, Tulsa, OK; (317) 632-1888

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Socialism in America leads to total societal breakdown-- inevitable when there are to many takers and fakers and too few constitutionalists left to carry the weight.
notice how communists try to ISOLATE..they say "Rush Limbaugh´s" country..NOT "America as AMERICANS" country..they are talking about US..NORMAL Americans..but, as they use Bush, Rove or the Catholic Church, they try to direct their animosity of a general idea to something they pinpoint..you´d think we´d learn..Alinsky..
The headline makes me puke. It´s OUR Country. Rush thinks the way we do.
The question now is what do we do to get it back?
This coming from someone whose employer is next to gone.
Yes it is. it is now the united socialist states of america. I want to know how long it will be till the takers are rioting in the streets like Greece. I guess they will really be pi---d off when nobody is paying taxes and there are no jobs what so ever, I hope I have passed by then.God help my country...
On one of my dark days I answer this way:I´m sorry, but the answer is "yes." America´s rise coincided with its industrialization. We are now fully developed, and have built everything we needed to build. Roads, bridges, buildings, houses, appliances, all of it. And we built it with American labor. Then we got greedy and lazy. Unions helped American workers demand money and benefits for their labor that far outstripped what their jobs were worth. There is a reason sneakers are made in China by somebody making a dollar a day. That´s all those jobs are worth. It was all those jobs were worth when they were filled by Americans making $20 an hour. And that´s why they are gone.Mexicans pour over our border to pick our food and bus our tables and cut our grass for pocket change because we are no longer williing to do it ourselves for what it is really worth. All the big work is done. And since that was what America was built on, so is America.There used to be a saying that if you wanted to know what your wife-to-be will look like when you are old, look at her mother. America - take a good look at England. Then go cash you unemployment check.
Assuming the figures from the writer are correct .... this is truly frightening.Someone has to pay for all of the greedy with their noses in the trough. Govt workers don´t actually pay taxes on their income and contribute anything. They receive and don´t give.Half the population seems to be getting and not giving. Who the hell is paying for all of this?????
I listen to Rush because he is entertaining, not for his political acumen. After all I´m not a mindless drone.That´s why I´m stocking up on ammo, and food, because this country is a raging dumpster fire that is going to spread, quickly.The lunatics have taken over the asylum, and it is too way late to save this Republic by working within the system.....Time to go Gault
Skip the article´s prose and go to the survey data. They are very illustrative. Our nation´s black and younger population are simply socialists. Hispanics are trending socialist, which speaks volumes about who it is the Dream Act and its clones are intended to solidify as voting, government dependent citizens. It seems the older illegals may have had more in common with traditional America that their children in that they came here to work; their offspring, not so much. All of our children are turning pink thanks to the educational cabal and the media´s cultural coup.
Limbaugh´s country will be around long after the NYTwits are closed and shuttered, with their last employees institutionalized, muttering "We coulda been a contender."
That so many young people walk around asking "What´s so bad about socialism?" and have a positive view of it is proof that conservatives have failed to explain what´s wrong with socialism and communism since the end of the Cold War, when it was taken for granted. If we can´t quickly explain why socialism is bad in a way that young people can understand, then we are doomed to lose the ideological battle on this.
More liberal gloating. The election changed nothing. And this fool should stick wondering "what´s the matter with Kansas". Terrible liberal fantasy.
IMHO the tipping point was reached on 11/06/12 and we will not be able to turn back to a Constitional Republic. The illegals will get citizenship and will vote with the Dems, both parties will continue trillion dollar deficits, the number of takers and free benefits will continue to escalate and no one or party in Congress will stop it. We will go off the cliff no matter what is negotiated this year. The taxes will increase the promised cuts will never happen and forecasted balanced budgets will never materialize and the msm will blame the Republicans no matter what happens. Just a wild guess.
Now you have really ticked us off. Watch what happens in the mid-term elections in 2014! We won the house this year, again, and we will have real Tea Party people to run in 2014 when we take the Senate and totally "lame duck" the "won".
If "Rush Limbaugh´s" country is gone, Mr. Edsall, then so is "your" country -- because when the producers leave, the victory-dancing parasites will quickly discover they have no one left to suck dry.Then again, if the GOP recaptures the Senate (and holds the House) in 2014, will the NYT ask whether Rush Limbaugh´s country is back?
Rush is an entertainer. He tells his listeners what they want to hear. It is best not to mistake what you want to hear with reality.
I believe in God.If we remain strong in our faith and pray for His help, we can save this country and bring it back to what it was meant to be.Lord, help us discern what you want for this country and to become a part of whatever process you are blessing.
Rush believes in OUR United States of America unlike the worthless that sponge off of OUR money. I believe in the SAME USA and if anybody doesn´t like it, BRING IT ON!
Yes, and we´ll never get it back with the corrupt system we have now. If the GOP thinks that it can turn things around by pretending that rampant voter fraud doesn´t exist and by "reaching out" to the XBox crowd and the Obamaphone Lady...good luck.
Ha! We would be depressed if we were looking to the Republican Party as it is now organized to save the nation. They have already proven the are every bit as self-serving as elected Democrats. No. The nation´s one hope is an Awakening to God. It´s already starting.
I listened to Rush today (as in everyday) and I don´t think the country is "gone", just due to the FACT that the socialists are irritated, annoyed, insulted just by calling them "Socialists". That has struck a nerve with them and they don´t like it. So maybe they have a soul and someday they will be able to search it and see what they are doing/taking from other U.S. Citizens.This might be a long shot, and they have been able to shake the "liberal" label and change it to "Progressive" because it "sounds" nicer, but Socialist has an eerie bad karma that surrounds it. And they know it.
Now-a-days it seems like a badly worn cliche to say, "Ayn Rand was right!", but I will say it anyway. Ayn Rand was right! There are those who really do just want everything given to them with no effort required at all. And if they can get everything with no effort at all, why then, just give it to me. What´s the problem?It is informative to read this article. It is also informative to read the comments after it. There are people who seem to be pretty intelligent in their comments but have their subjects exactly backwards. Substitute liberal for conservative and Obama with Romney and vice/versa where ever they are encountered and it will approximate the truth. Black is white and up is down.This article is just about the epitome of what you would expect from the New York Times and its respondents. The exception is the hard data presented in the tables. That is likely to be fairly accurate.
In 2014 the GOP will pick up nine of the twenty incumbent democrat senate seats up for reelection and lose one (Maine) for a net gain of eight and control of the Senate
The socialism that in the 1920s, ´30s and ´40s was spoken of in hushed tones became "chic" in the ´50s. In the ´60s, it gained traction with LBJ and hippie philosophy; in the 70s and ´80s it went somewhat dormant, especially when RR was president. Socialism gained respectability in the ´90s, with Clinton. A weak and capitulating GWB did nothing to turn things around and neither did the public educational system, underwritten as it was and is by Marxists.I´m afraid now that capitalism is being taken apart like a clock by socialist swarms. If no one wants to work and everyone is told they don´t have to work, how to we avoid total social collapse? The answer is, we don´t. I´m just glad I´m older and won´t be around much longer.
A bunch of babies like the Edsall puke, born since 1950, have just learned the commie pukes are trying to bury you and you have the gall to call it Rush Limbaugh´s County! It was MY country and my Dad´s and my Granddad´s many many years before the blow-hards among us were born. Get over YOU.
If it is, we are all in deep trouble.
If each time they said we were dead we were dead then Eisenhower, Nixon, Reagan, Bush would never have been elected/reelected. Suk it libs, you cheated and won but as the old proverb says, be careful what you wish for Hussein Obama will probably give it to you.
If it is then Rush will lose his audience and go off the radio... Hmmmm. That isn´t happening except in the fevered little minds of the left.
#10 since you find Rush "entertaining" and are not a mindless drone, does that mean you think some of us are? What condescension.
It is only because WE, on the right, are too darn lazy to get off our couches and get personally involved in organizing people, educating people, and doing everything in our power to fight back and FIX this mess! Yes, we are too lazy, complacent, apathetic, etc... we expect someone ELSE to save us. Yeah, we started out with TEA parties and began to fight back but then we let it go and let others take over and finish it off...that led to the TPs losing their way and going way off message. They should have stuck with Fiscal Responsibility and upholding the Constitution. But no...they had to start talking about abortion and other irrelevant social issues that we won´t win until we regain power. And we won´t regain power if we keep talking about social issues!!Either way, the point is that we are letting the left win. We are responsible for our own demise. We are lazy. We don´t want to risk anything. We don´t really care enough to act on it. Be honest. This is war and we are not really fighting back.
Gone? Our side has lost? Tell you what Professor Edsall, if your leftist friends at the FCC should ever try and separate The Maha Rushie from his "Golden EIB Microphone," there will be a Second American Revolution...Count on it!
Typical liberal la la land thinking.Unemployment among college graduates is over 25% so of course the fix for a glut of over educated brain dead hangers on is:"The rising American electorate's most important priority for the president and the Congress is "investing in education,"to produce even more over educated but inemployable drone dem voters.Because in Dem land the way to create high paying jobs in a market where there is a huge glut of overpriced workers is to add crushing taxes to the job creators in order to produce even more overpriced workers.
I think election fraud is the main problem. When you have places like Philly where 100 % go to their candidate it denies the voice of the whole state.Also places voting 150% of registered voter is pure election theft.I don´t hear none in the republican party complaining or fighting for the vote to be verified.They in their stupid minds think they would look like sore losers.intead they are dumb losers for not asserting our right to a clean election.
The country is gone, Obama care itself will make sure of that. The sad part is when everything crashes, most people won´t know why.
Oh,uh, Mr. Edsall, Mr. Edsall, what did you say the circulation of the New York Times was? Is it true that it´s 1/20 of the listeners of the Rush Limbaugh show?
Pew trust anything is a lefty cover..ditto Columbia U .. All sorosized and alinskyites to the core... This is all of a piece to quiet us, make us give up ...bs to their numbers it all depends on the questions asked.. And as for Maha Rushie...he really does bug the obots doesn´t he ?a ray of sunshine in my day....;)
#32 is correct, but we don´t really have a leader that can coalesce the resistance. Maybe things have to get really bad.I am doing my part for the resistance -- I have quit my high-paying job and will pay no taxes to this corrupt socialist federal government. I have been saving and investing for decades so I can do this. Its a small part, but its the best I can do on my own.
Rush´s theme song is "My City Was Gone"....We now live in a post-Judeo Christian, post-Constitutional quasi-dictatorship.It hasn´t been taken down yet, but we are crumbling within because of character flaws, lack of personal honor and integrity, and moral decay.
#39 cont - forgot to mention that the other part of my resistance is to go hyper-frugal. I just shut off my cell phone service (no, I don´t have an Obamaphone, so the mooches are living larger than I am). I will not go out to eat anytime I can eat at home, and I am keeping my 15 year old car until it falls apart.Spending money into this economy is exactly what the liberals want us to do. If we all go hyper-frugal, we can help to bring the system down.
At least we know who the electable one was.
Perhaps the Pubbies will now realize who the real enemy is, the Mainstream Media. If you want to take the country back, you have to do battle against the enemy, not a few straw men they put up every 4 years.Our press is a hindrance to our nation. How could that have happened? I´ll tell you how, only the dumbest of the dumb go into "journalism".
Remember to include corporations and special interests in with your definition of freeloaders. Aggregated $ is aggregated $.
So they want to expand education and protect social security and medicare. And the way they plan to do it is by raising taxes on millionaires?Seems to me these people all flunked math class.
Looking at the numbers...Bottom line if you have a system that produces only a few winners and a ton of losers, guess what is going to happen? Especially if it´s a game with a stacked deck. Notice the young people were pretty much evenly divided. I don´t think this makes them "more socialist", I think it means they are inexperienced. As they get older, and get thrown into one slot or the other, they´ll vote one way or the other.Our system, IMO, has a root level issues that produce terrible outcomes from both a Republican and Dem point of view. On the one hand, you get * on by the powerful and fed Rush Limbaugh type lies & pablum that you still have a chance in that system (which is the ideal, but false), on the other you (the majority) get told you have no chance and thrown a few dollars to make your imprisonment a little easier to take. Woo Hoo. They are both depressing.
Rush has more listeners than NY Times has readers.....NY Times get over it , Romney won.
Yes. It´s survival now.
#39...Bill Whittle has a plan. Go to YouTube and look for his hour long video addressing the Hancock Park Patriots last week. I think it´s called Where Do We Go From Here. Also be sure to watch the additional Q&A video from that session. Brought my husband and me to tears...of hope.
For those of you that are Catholic I say take a look at the Church. Those were dark days after Vatican II was completely hijacked and misinterpreted by the lefties in the Church. We thought, our Church is gone. Our Mass was changed, our schools were changed, our orders of nuns and brothers were fractured, priests taught (or looked the other way) on heresy and sin, altar girls became the crack in the door to allowing women into the priesthood, feminism ran rampant, etc. Today we see a swing in the opposition direction (albeit a slow one, much like an ocean liner turning). But it has turned and we did survive and our youth are better-educated and more involved. Is this majority of the Church? No, but it´s a start. We can beat the lefties back. Now, go pray and ask God for guidance.
I am getting tired of Rush whining. Too much of it from what i read at his site.
#49 thanks for the reference -- that was an amazing talk. I´m not sure I´m on board for the space mission, but I learned a lot from the discussion. I still feel like my best course of action (which suits me best and which I can do on my own) is to stop feeding the beast by not earning anything and thus not paying any taxes. Also, living a super frugal lifestyle, which I already do now anyway. But now I will be motivated to resist temptation to spend frivolously by my determination to starve our economy of the excesses which the socialists need to oil their machine.
Yes, gone. The fact is we are outnumbered. Tipping point is reached in spite of all the fist waving.


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For most people getting fired wouldn't top their list of career highlights, but for Tory Johnson it was just that. Well, eventually.
When we caught up with the inspiring founder of wwww.womenforhire.com in New York City, she shared the life changing moment of being called into her new bosses office and being told, "It's a big world out there and I suggest you go an explore it". She was then told to pack up her desk and leave her beloved job forever.All Rights Reserved
"It was devastating, I couldn't believe it. I really tried to save my job but couldn't…I was so ashamed I didn't really want to face the world".
Little did she know that one day she would recount this experience in the context of describing the greatest defining moment in her career. That her light bulb moment would involve a cardboard box.
"It taught me a lot about the sensitivity of bouncing back from rejection", she says with a knowing smile.
After licking her wounds (and a few pints of Ben & Jerry's ice-cream), Tory made a promise to herself- never again would she be at the mercy of an employer. And on that devastating day, though she didn't know it then, an entrepreneur was born.
Today, Tory runs the largest female career expo business in the country, which she founded in the corner of her apartment while her twins were sleeping. She is also the contributing Career Expert on Good Morning America- literally turning tens of thousands of women's lives around each year.
"My career is devoted to helping other women define and achieve the success that they want for themselves".
In these tough economic times, there are large numbers of women losing their jobs each day and while bouncing back sounds all good and well, I was curious - how do we 'slap' ourselves out of our pity party, dust ourselves off and go on to greatness when the odds feel like they're against us.
Tory's three steps for bouncing back:
"No one wants to hire qualified and angry, or qualified and bitter". Tory explains that before you can get the job of your dreams you need to first let go of the resentment of losing your last job, no matter how painful, since hanging on to that resentment only harms your chances of moving forward.
As tempting as it is to only apply for jobs online, Tory reminded us that people hire people. The best thing you can do is make contact, real contact, with as many people as you can. Pick up the phone, ask to meet someone for a brief coffee, spread the word and get out of your pajamas!
Rather than simply applying for job vacancies, put together a list of people and places that truly inspire you. Then find a way that you could improve their business and approach them. Many of the best jobs aren't advertised, they are created.
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What hurts women's chances the most?
"Too often we don't show up, we don't pick up the phone, we don't send off that email, we don't ask because we're afraid someone's going to say no. The reality is, that at some point we're going to face rejection. But it's okay. It's a sign you're in conversation." Tory urges.
So come on ladies, let's take the power back into our own hands and go bravely in the direction of our dreams! Because as Tory says, "The more you continue to speak up, the more you continue to talk- the yes's will come!"


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Perfect for a hot summer's night, baked tofu, bell peppers and scallions are stir-fried with udon noodles in this quick and easy dish.
Mustard and rosemary complement rich lamb and earthy lentils in this elegant meal. Don't let rack of lamb intimidate you. It is simple to prepare.
These tuna-stuffed peppers are ubiquitous in delis all over Susa, Italy.
A simple dressing of sherry vinegar, Dijon mustard and paprika flavors this rice and lentil salad. It's a great way to use up leftovers.
These vanilla-infused cupcakes are made with applesauce as a fat-replacer for butter that's traditionally part of vanilla cake batter. Thickened evaporated milk works as a great base for the rich and creamy chocolate frosting. Dark chocolate lovers, be sure to use bittersweet chocolate.
Ring in the New Year on a healthy note with these good luck recipes. Eat fresh fish for their forward-only pattern of swimming, long noodles for a long life, black eyed peas and lentils for abundance and fortune, and collard greens and cabbage for their resemblance to money. Fortunately, cake is also believed to be lucky in many cultures. Usher in the New Year with these New Year's lucky food recipes.
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In this June 14, 2003 file photo, U.S. Postal Service leader Lance Armstrong puts on the overall leader's yellow jersey after the 6th stage of the 55th Criterium du Dauphine Libere cycling race between Challes Les Eaux and Briancon, French Alps. Lawyers for Armstrong say the Justice Department has joined a lawsuit against the cyclist. The lawsuit alleges the former Tour de France champion concealed his use of performance-enhancing drugs for over a decade and defrauded his long-time sponsor, the U.S. Postal Service. (AP Photo/Patrick Gardin, File)
In his 2010 complaint, which was made public Friday, Landis gave a detailed account of what he alleged had been widespread use of performance-enhancing drugs by Armstrong and assistance from Bruyneel and others to carry out the drug use.
During the 2002 Tour de France, Landis and Armstrong lay on opposite sides of a bed to receive re-infusions of a half-liter of blood each, Landis' complaint said. During the banned procedure, Bruyneel sat in a chair watching and commented on how well the two were going to do in a time trial the following day, according to Landis.
In Spain, Landis went to Armstrong's apartment, where Landis met Italian physician Michele Ferrari, who drew half a liter of blood and placed it in a refrigerator. Armstrong then asked Landis to stay in the apartment to check the temperature of the blood each day while Armstrong went away for a few weeks to train.
In 2003, the withdrawal of two units of blood had left Landis in need of EPO to stimulate the production of red blood cells. Landis went to Armstrong's apartment, where Armstrong handed him a box of EPO, which Landis then used intravenously for several weeks during training for the Vuelta, a road race in Spain.
In 2004 for the Tour de France , Armstrong, Landis and seven teammates took blood transfusions on the team bus on a ride from the finish of one stage of the race to the hotel. To conduct the transfusions, the bus driver pulled over to the side of a remote mountain road for an hour, feigning engine trouble.
Armstrong was the subject of a two-year federal grand jury investigation that the Justice Department dropped a year ago without an indictment.
Throughout his career, Armstrong always denied drug use, but he confessed to having done so in an interview last month.
In October, USADA released a report that included affidavits from 11 of Armstrong's former teammates. These affidavits detailed how the teammates were supplied with EPO — a banned hormone that increases oxygen-carrying red blood cells to boost endurance, particularly in thin mountain air — by Armstrong and saw him inject, and how they were pressured to dope and bullied by Armstrong and Bruyneel. The cycling world's governing body then took away from Armstrong the seven Tour de France titles he won from 1999 to 2005.
Armstrong and USADA officials talked on and off over a couple of months about the terms under which the cyclist might sit down for a long interview to tell all he knows about doping in cycling, but Armstrong finally announced he would not cooperate.
A person familiar with discussions between Armstrong and USADA, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the discussions were private, said among the topics was how much protection USADA could provide Armstrong in the whistle-blower case and against possible criminal action. The cyclist and his attorneys were not satisfied with USADA's offer, the person said.
Commenting Wednesday on Armstrong's refusal to talk, Tygart said that, "over the last few weeks he has led us to believe that he wanted to come in and assist USADA but was worried of potential criminal and civil liability if he did so."
If the Justice Department ends up taking the Landis whistle-blower case all the way to trial, a key issue is likely to be whether the U.S. Postal Service — the Armstrong team's sponsor — suffered financial harm from the drug scandal.
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Raksha wrote:That's a Western Scientific perspective, a tradition that is only two hundred years old, yet apparently knows everything. In this frankly delusional world view everything throughout millions of years of human history was meaningless caveman-stuff up to day...the myth of progress. The other view, of Buddhism, and Ancient Indian Cosmology is the opposite...once we were like gods, and now we have descended to this state. The fact that we have come up with a few amazing scientific toys doesn't cut it, because our minds have completely degenerated. Now instead of flying to explore Antarctica by the magic power of thought we have to buy stupid air tickets.
Huseng wrote:There is a widespread belief of definite progress in our modern day, which you incidentally display, that suggests without question we know better about reality than anyone else before us.
Raksha wrote:That's a Western Scientific perspective, a tradition that is only two hundred years old, yet apparently knows everything.
Huseng wrote:They also had atomic theory and measurements for things at the atomic level.
There is also the question of how much knowledge from ancient periods has simply been lost with no record of it. Take for example the antikythera mechanism which was pulled out of the sea about a century ago. Until it was discovered we really had no idea people in that period of Roman/Greek history could build such things.
It leads one to wonder about other lost technologies, sciences and knowledge.
In India especially given the vague historical record we're really uncertain about its ancient periods. Some of the ancient literature even speaks of flying devices and metal automatons of all things.
When it comes to astronomy, as Thompson points out in his book, they had no shortage of accurate astronomical knowledge. Some of it doesn't match up with contemporary numbers, but then much of it actually does correspond close enough. There's also the possibility of data being corrupted over the centuries in the transmission of the texts (Thompson indicates this as well).
Curiously, Vedic astronomy also claims its knowledge was bestowed unto humanity from gods. It was originally knowledge not of this world. Vedic mathematics are also associated with various gods. Apparently some gods like math.
Raksha wrote:Galileo dismissed Kepler as an 'occultist' because he proposed that the moon caused the tides, so science was completely half formed at that point. Isaac Newton wrote more texts about alchemy than about physics. Even half a century ago doctors were celebrating the final defeat of all communicable diseases and telling us that we should brush our teeth with radium toothpaste and cure depression by having a spike rammed into the brain. Of course that's all glossed over now, with that wonderful selective memory of Western science.
kirtu wrote:How extensive is Vedic math? Mathematics is the very structure of the physical universe (and in this case I mean all phenomena).
viniketa wrote:kirtu wrote:How extensive is Vedic math? Mathematics is the very structure of the physical universe (and in this case I mean all phenomena).
http://talentsearch.ted.com/video/Gaura ... DBangalore
And: http://www.hinduism.co.za/vedic.htm#Wha ... athematics
In short, much more advanced than we tend to think.
viniketa wrote:Those links are more to the modern use of ancient techniques of calculus as a teaching method. I'm not a mathematician nor an expert in the history of mathematics. My degrees are in the area of the sociology of science and technology, so I know enough of the history of science to have a good understanding of how much of the historical records of Asian developments in science in math have been neglected in the re-telling of history in West.
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P.S.: The point is that the Sutras from which these techniques are developed are not discussed in the Western account of the development of mathematics. Given the age of the sutras, one has to rethink the historical developments of mathematics.
kirtu wrote:It looks like Indian mathematics got stuck after calculus around 1500 AD (maybe earlier) through Ramanujan in the early 1900's. The history of Indian mathematics needs to be written. Looks like the Mughals stopped India in it's tracks and switched the intellectual track entirely (but perhaps not - very impressive engineering occurred in this time as well).
kirtu wrote:There have been claims from Indians that in fact Leibnitz or Newton actually had access to Indian text's teaching differential calculus. Of course Leibnitz developed integral calculus but it may have been that one or the other or both got a jump start from India.
Raksha wrote:As for 'Vedic mathematics' without it we would not be having this pleasant chat because of course we would not have a zero.
kirtu wrote:We do without question know better about physical reality than any generation preceding us (with some allowance for the loss of some knowledge like concrete which was lost to the world for some 1500 years after the fall of the Roman Empire).
I'll have to check out the text. Ancients had very accurate astronomical data. However they did not have a real description of our solar system as it really physically exists. They seem to know have known that planets orbited the Sun in ellipses for example. It really seems that no one knew that until Kepler (who wouldn't have figured it out either if he accepted observational errors in Brahe's extensive observations like everyone else).
Huseng wrote:With science divorced from any kind of spirituality (becoming 'morally neutral' like a tool), it falls prey to negative habituations of humans owing to our afflictions.
viniketa wrote:In short, much more advanced than we tend to think. It is true that the rate of scientific discovery and technological change in the last 400 years outstrips anything that's gone before.
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Opera Omaha is welcoming the public to two free events this week leading up to the April 19 opening of "Bluebeard's Castle."
A Tuesday wine and cheese reception at the Bemis Center for Contemporary Art, 724 S. 12th St., will feature stage director Andrew Eggert and scenic designer Julia Noulin-Merat, discussing the design process for "Bluebeard's Castle." The reception begins at 6:30 p.m. and the talk is at 7.
Friday, conductor Hal France will speak at a reception at Joslyn Castle, 3902 Davenport St. France will play recorded excerpts from the score and discuss what's behind Bartok's operatic masterpiece. Nils Haaland, who will narrate the opening of the opera, also will appear.
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Sally Neumann Scamfer will play the Wicked Witch of the West and Charlotte Hedican is Dorothy Gale in the Omaha Community Playhouse production of "The Wizard of Oz," which opens May 31 and runs through June 30.
Noel Larrieu, Kevin Olsen and Noah Diaz will play the Cowardly Lion, Tin Man and Scarecrow, respectively, and Dawn Buller-Kirke is Glinda the good witch. Don Keelan-White was cast as the wizard, and Jerry Van Horn is Uncle Henry.
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Kwame Dawes will read from his poetry at noon Wednesday at the Kaneko-University of Nebraska at Omaha Library, 1111 Jones St.
Dawes, a native of Ghana, spent most of his childhood and early adult life in Jamaica. He writes poetry, fiction, nonfiction and plays. His writing reflects the rhythms of Jamaica and reggae, he said.
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Tickets are $15. A panel discussion will follow the screening.
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An original mini-musical, "Noah's Ark," will be presented downstairs in the Old Avoca Schoolhouse at 2:30 p.m. April 14. Light refreshments will follow the performance.
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The Grace University Chorale, returning home from a seven-city spring tour, will present a free concert this afternoon.
The 4 p.m. concert at First Covenant Church, 201 N. 90th St., showcases 38 voices from the private Christian university in Omaha.
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The shout went up from a posse of children as they raced past the health clinic in a valley deep in the Papua New Guinean highlands. Inside, Swiss-born nurse and nun Sister Gaudentia Meier — 40-something years and a world away from the ordered alps of her homeland — was getting on with her daily routine, patching the wounds and treating the sicknesses of an otherwise woefully neglected population. It was around lunchtime, she recalls.
Sister Gaudentia knew immediately the spectacle the excited children were rushing to see. They were on their way to a witch-burning. There are many names for dark magic in the 850 tongues of Papua New Guinea, sanguma resonating widely in these mountains. The 74-year-old sister hurriedly rounded up some of her staff, loaded them in a car and followed the crowd, with a strong foreboding of what she would find.
Two days earlier she had tried to rescue Angela (not her real name), an accused witch, when she was first seized by a gang of merciless inquisitors looking for someone to blame for the recent deaths of two young men. They had stripped their quarry naked, blindfolded her, berated her with accusations and slashed her with bush knives (machetes). The "dock" for her trial was a rusty length of corrugated roofing, upon which she was displayed trussed and helpless. Photographs taken by a witness on a mobile phone show that the packed, inert public gallery encircling her included several uniformed police.
In Papua New Guinea, the Pacific nation just a short boat ride from Australia's far north, 80 per cent of the 7 million-plus population live in rural and remote communities. Many have little access to even basic health and education, surviving on what they eat or earn from their gardens. There are few roads out, but a burgeoning network of digital-phone towers and dirt-cheap handsets now connect them to the world — assuming they can plug into power and scrounge a few kina-worth of credit.


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