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Bradford's interim manager Peter Jackson reaffirmed his desire to take the job on a permanent basis after City slipped to a second defeat with him in charge.Two goals from Shrews' teenage striker Tom Bradshaw cancelled out Tom Adeyemi's opener in a 2-1 home defeat for the Bantams, while Jackson, appointed after Peter Taylor left the club a month ago, is expecting the club's directors to review his position again next week.Jackson said: "You can't go on one game, but I know the situation and I desperately want the job."We didn't get the result we wanted. I cannot add to that."We need one or two wins to keep us safe from relegation - it might be more than that - and we've got some tough games coming up, but we'll regroup next week and look forward."He added: "I thought Shrewsbury were the better side in the first half and our keeper Jon McLaughlin kept us in the game, but we managed to keep a clean sheet and when Tom Adeyemi put us in front I thought we were going to win it and we looked comfortable."
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When choosing a career, one of the things you must consider are your interests. Why then do so many people not even think about their hobbies when a hobby is, in fact, an interest. Perhaps it's because even Webster's Dictionary defines a hobby as "a pursuit outside one's regular occupation" (Merriam-Webster Online). Maybe this is a rule you should break. After all, no one ever said your hobby had to stay separate from your occupation. In addition people are usually very skilled at their hobbies. The combination of interest and skill are very compelling reasons to choose a particular career.
"Who's going to hire someone who loves making beaded jewelry?" you may ask yourself. Good question. Don't wait for someone to hire you. Start your own business. That may be the best way to incorporate your hobby into your career. Those with hobbies that involve creating things, i.e. jewelry, clothing, or pottery, may do well to sell those items on their own. Before you go forward with your plans, though, you should find out whether being an entrepreneur is for you. About's Guide to Small Business: Canada, Susan Ward, has written an article that will help you decide.
Let's say you determine that running a small business isn't for you. You can still turn your hobby into a career, but you may have to get some formal training. Let's go back to the person who loves making beaded jewelry. That person probably knows the latest jewelry styles, has an understanding of what styles look good on different people, and also is skilled in using the tools of the trade. A number of options exist for that person. He or she could go to school to learn how to be a jewelry designer. Alternatively, that person could become a jewelry buyer for a department store or a salesperson in a jewelry store. He or she could also learn to become a jeweler by taking courses at a trade school or by learning on the job.
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As should be rooted in your mind by now, today we'll be testing an actual final retail sample of the GeForce GTX 295, which originates from ASUS. Obviously in the weeks to come we expect to see an overclocked model as well... our overclock results consistently show there's a lot of headroom for faster clocks on this product. We have now tested three different cards and they can all clock just so much faster.
The ASUS GeForce GTX 295 as tested today is 100% reference based. There's literally nothing different other than the sticker on the product. It's a really splendid product though. But it boils down to the standard reference based clock frequencies:
- Memory: 1792 MB (896 MB per GPU) at 999 MHz
- Shaders processor: 240 per GPU, 480 in total @ 1242 MHz
- Core frequency: 576 MHz (Texture and ROP units)
Bundled with the ASUS GeForce GTX 295 is a selection of cables and connectors:
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- Driver CD
- 1x 6-pin to Molex power cable
- 1x 6-pin to 8-pin power connector
- manual / quick install guide
- VGA->DVI dongle
- S/PDIF cable
It's good to see that ASUS also includes a 6-pin to 8-pin converter. So if your PSU does not have an 8-pin PCIe connector, but does have 6-pin connectors... you are covered. Also included is a small S/PDIF cable. You connect it to your mainboard or soundcard S/PDIF lead, then connect the wire to the S/PDIF input on the card and now you'll have multi-channel audio over the HDMI HDCP v1.3 connection we just made.
For 499 USD you are however not receiving many extras. A driver CD with some ASUS tweaking software and that's pretty much it. New SmartDoctor offers gamers the opportunity to tweak the Shader Clock and Engine Clock independently, to squeeze the last bit of performance out of the system. All these can be achieved without rebooting or flashing the system BIOS. But... yeah we recommend Rivatuner over that of course.
Included however is a coupon allowing you to purchase up to five games with a 10% discount on each.
Warranty - ASUSTek graphics cards are generally backed up by a 3-year warranty that starts on the date of purchase based on the customer's sales invoice. The good thing here is that the warranty is covered on the card and not on the individual that initially purchased it. So if you resell your card in the future and hand over the invoice to the next buyer, he or she will still have a full warranty. ASUS does not have any step up or trade in programs currently.
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In this article we review ASUS GeForce GTX 760 DirectCU II OC edition, this particular model comes with a dual-slot DirectCU II cooing solution. That boils down to a silent product versus and more than excellent cooling performance. Inno3D offers the card factory slightly overclocked at some pretty impressive clock frequencies.
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Senator William J. Tadlock (Kirk Douglas) enlists the help of veteran scout Dick Summers (Robert Mitchum) to lead a wagon train of settlers from Missouri to Oregon in this plodding, routine western. A scared settler accidently shoots an Indian boy who is mistaken for a wolf, prompting Summers to order newlywed triggerman Johnny Mack (Michael Witney) to be hanged to avoid an Indian attack. Sally Field appears in her first big-screen role as the slatternly Mercy McBee.
- Genre(s): Westerns
- Run Time: 122min.
- DVD Release Date: 05/13/2008
- Distributor(s): United Artists
- Director(s): Andrew V. McLaglen
- Starring: Kirk Douglas , Robert Mitchum , Richard Widmark , Lola Albright , Jack Elam
- Themes: White People Among Indians,Taming the West
- Tone: Forceful,Gritty,Tense
- Keywords: Native-American, buffalo, journey, stampede, frontiersman, on-the-road, wagon-train
- Language: English
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Windows Phone 7 is in it to win it! Today at Gamescom 2010 in Cologne Germany, Microsoft premiered the first wave of titles that will be launching with Windows Phone 7. Among the notable games are Asphalt 5, Guitar Hero 5, Assassins Creed, and Splinter Cell Conviction. from the press release
Additional titles in the launch portfolio will be released between now and the Windows Phone 7 launch this holiday season; once the phone launches, new Xbox LIVE titles also will be added to the games portfolio every week.
Engadget got a preview of the Xbox live hub and some of the games and they came away pretty impressed. Click on this link to read the post and watch the videos. There is also a new website dedicated to the Xbox live games for WP7. Unfortunately, the games will be only turn based at launch with real-time multiplayer action hinted to come afterwards. After watching the videos, there is no doubt in my mind that Apple and Google must now realize that they have a legitimate contender in the mobile space and if Microsoft could just release a Zune HD2 with everything on WP7 minus the phone part, they can make a major dent in Nintendo DS sales as well.
Update: Video added courtesy of Engadget
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Windows Phone 7 Marks a New Era in Mobile Gaming
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Cologne, Germany— Today at gamescom 2010, the world's largest consumer-oriented games showcase, Microsoft premiered the first wave of Xbox LIVE games launching on Windows Phone 7 this holiday. With even more games and applications to come, Windows Phone 7 is putting the power of Xbox LIVE into the palm of your hand—from Xbox LIVE Avatars to staying connected with friends, Xbox LIVE is now at your fingertips, anytime, anywhere.*
"Our charter is to push the envelope and deliver
definitive games that maximize the platform."
—Matt Booty, Microsoft Games Studios
"We believe that no matter where life takes you, the best in gaming and entertainment should follow," said Marc Whitten, corporate vice president of Xbox LIVE at Microsoft. "Windows Phone 7 takes a different approach to handheld gaming, utilizing Xbox LIVE, Microsoft Game Studios, leading game publishers, and innovative indie developers, to create powerful, shared experiences for everyone."
Games You Want When and Wherever You Want Them
In a sea of games, apps, gadgets and gizmos, the biggest obstacle can be finding the game that's right for you. Only Windows Phone 7 has a Games hub featuring Xbox LIVE, creating a different kind of mobile gaming experience that puts the games you want front and center. Xbox LIVE games on Windows Phone 7 will be specially selected from the top names in mobile, PC and console game development, making the best mobile games even better, thanks to Xbox LIVE. With try-before-you-buy demos, Xbox LIVE leaderboards, turn-based multiplayer, Achievements and more, Windows Phone 7 brings the quality, consistency and community of the Xbox experience to gamers on the go.
Windows Phone 7 also will be supported by content from Microsoft Game Studios (MGS), providing strong first-party gaming titles and intellectual property for the phone. For Xbox fans, this means that Windows Phone 7 will offer companion titles to familiar names, such as Halo: Waypoint, and Crackdown 2, extending the experience of your favorite Xbox 360 franchises.
"Windows Phone 7 is the launch of a major gaming platform for Microsoft," said Matt Booty, general manager of mobile gaming for MGS. "Just like we've done with Xbox 360, our charter is to push the envelope and deliver definitive games that maximize the platform. We will have an incredible lineup of MGS titles, and that's just the beginning."
The most creative minds in game development are bringing the biggest franchises to Windows Phone 7. The first wave of launch portfolio titles includes Xbox LIVE games from the likes of Gameloft, Konami, Namco Bandai , PopCap and THQ. Whether you choose to play a gem of a puzzler with Bejeweledâ"¢ LIVE (PopCap), bring down the house with Guitar Hero 5 (Glu Mobile), fight off a destructive alien invasion inThe Harvest (MGS), paint your way out of a corner with Max and the Magic Marker (PressPlay)or defend your city in Crackdown 2: Project Sunburst (MGS), the first wave of games announced in the launch portfolio of Xbox LIVE games on Windows Phone 7 has something for every mobile gamer:
- 3D Brick Breaker Revolution (Digital Chocolate)
- Age of Zombies (Halfbrick)
- Armor Valley (Protégé Games)
- Asphalt 5 (Gameloft)
- Assassins Creed (Gameloft)
- Bejeweledâ"¢ LIVE (PopCap)
- Bloons TD (Digital Goldfish)
- Brain Challenge (Gameloft)
- Bubble Town 2 (i-Play)
- Butterfly (Press Start Studio)
- CarneyVale Showtime (MGS)
- Castlevania (Konami)
- Crackdown 2: Project Sunburst (MGS)
- De Blob Revolution (THQ)
- Deal or No Deal 2010 (i-Play)
- Earthworm Jim (Gameloft)
- Fast & Furious 7 (i-Play)
- Fight Game Rivals (Rough Cookie)
- Finger Physics (Mobliss Inc.)
- Flight Control (Namco Bandai)
- Flowerz (Carbonated Games)
- Frogger (Konami)
- Fruit Ninja (Halfbrick)
- Game Chest-Board (MGS)
- Game Chest-Card (MGS)
- Game Chest-Logic (MGS)
- Game Chest-Solitaire (MGS)
- GeoDefense (Critical Thought)
- Ghostscape (Psionic)
- Glow Artisan (Powerhead Games)
- Glyder 2 (Glu Mobile)
- Guitar Hero 5 (Glu Mobile)
- Halo Waypoint (MGS)
- Hexic Rush (Carbonated Games)
- I Dig It (InMotion)
- iBlast Moki (Godzilab)
- ilomilo (MGS)
- Implode XL (IUGO)
- Iquarium (Infinite Dreams)
- Jet Car Stunts (True Axis)
- Let's Golf 2 (Gameloft)
- Little Wheel (One click dog)
- Loondon (Flip N Tale)
- Max and the Magic Marker (PressPlay)
- Mini Squadron (Supermono Limited)
- More Brain Exercise (Namco Bandai)
- O.M.G.(Arkedo)
- Puzzle Quest 2 (Namco Bandai)
- Real Soccer 2 (Gameloft)
- The Revenants (Chaotic Moon)
- Rise of Glory (Revo Solutions)
- Rocket Riot (Codeglue)
- Splinter Cell Conviction (Gameloft)
- Star Wars: Battle for Hoth (THQ)
- Star Wars: Cantina (THQ)
- The Harvest (MGS)
- The Oregon Trail (Gameloft)
- Tower Bloxx NY (Digital Chocolate)
- Twin Blades (Press Start Studio)
- UNO (Gameloft)
- Women's Murder Club: Death in Scarlet (i-Play)
- Zombie Attack! (IUGO)
- Zombies!!!! (Babaroga)
Additional titles in the launch portfolio will be released between now and the Windows Phone 7 launch this holiday season; once the phone launches, new Xbox LIVE titles also will be added to the games portfolio every week.
Bringing More to Your Mobile Gaming
Xbox LIVE on Windows Phone 7 unlocks a world of games and fun and directly connects you to a global community of more than 25 million active Xbox LIVE members. Windows Phone 7 is the only phone that seamlessly integrates Xbox LIVE and provides unique mobile gaming experiences:
- Avatars: Connect to your Xbox LIVE profile and Avatar, or create a new one if you don't already have an Avatar or Xbox LIVE profile; take your 3-D Avatar and props with you on the phone with full closet access.
- Friends: Bring your Xbox LIVE friends with you everywhere; compare Achievements, challenge rivals to your favorite game, and even see who's online and what they're doing on their consoles, PCs or phones.
- Game access: Easily view and launch your full game library from a single location; find, try and buy new games either in the Marketplace or Games hub.
- Achievements: Earn, view and track Achievements, view Xbox LIVE leaderboards and build your Gamerscore across Xbox 360 and Windows Phone 7 — every time you play an Xbox LIVE title.
- Messaging: Communicate with all of your Xbox LIVE friends, any time you want, through Xbox LIVE messages.
- Multiplayer: Invite, connect and play against friends on other Windows Phone 7 phones or the PC with turn-based (asynchronous) multiplayer gaming.
- Spotlight: Access Xbox LIVE Spotlight feeds, including the latest game titles, breaking news from Xbox LIVE, game tips and tricks, and more.


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The Rush County Board of Commissioners and ADA Consultants of Indiana invite local citizens to a public hearing at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 8 in the Assembly Room on the first floor of the Rush County Courthouse.
The Commissioners have ordered accessibility compliance evaluations to be completed on all county owned and leased properties, county programs, services and activities.
The board is seeking public input regarding the current accessibility in and around the county.
The ADA will also be available to answer any questions regarding ADA compliance in and around the city as well.
All city and county employees are encouraged to attend as well as any interested citizen(s) of Rushville and Rush County.
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School Profile History Situated in the west of Melbourne the children come from a diverse multi-cultural and socio-economical background. Indeed there are 47 different ethnic backgrounds represented in the school. Our major ethnic groups are from Vietnam, Philippines, Malta and Croatia.The children number is 620 and for learning purposes are at present broken into twenty-one classes :- consisting of straight classes.Within their class groupings the teachers use :-peer group teaching, cross-age tutoring, team teaching, co-operative learning and negotiated curriculum to enhance the learning process. Description In 1971 Holy Eucharist Primary School was established by the Sisters of Mercy in St. Albans South. It was built as an open area school and it is this philosophy that still has an influence upon the School Mission Statement. The building was refurbished under grants from the Federal Government in 1993. Features Holy Eucharist offers many special programs including a computer lab with access to the internet, Mandarin, a comprehensive literacy program i.e. First Steps P-6 and CLASS P-2, After and Before School Care Program, Reading Recovery, a camping program P-6, a developmental and sequential Physical Education Program, Intergration Program- for those eligable and a Integrated / Negotiated Curriculum.
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Join us on November 21st from 7-8:45pm for the Poetry Reading at the Upstart Crow Bookstore & Coffeehouse. The New Alchemy Poetry Series is organized by Seretta Martin, a talented author, poet, teacher, and editor of San Diego Poetry Annual.
This month, R.T. Sedwick and Steve McDonald are the featured guest poets.
Participate in the discussion and share your own poetry with the group. Each meeting features an open mic segment. Come and be a part of San Diego's lively poetry scene!
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The philosopher George Santayana once observed that those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. Several state legislatures today seem determined to bring his words to fruition, and the sad part is, those who do know history are condemned to repeat it with them.
Lawmakers in Hawaii, Illinois, Maryland, and New Jersey have all passed legislation bringing their states in line with the National Popular Vote campaign to effectively replace the Electoral College system with a popular vote system for electing presidents. A fifth state, Massachusetts, may soon follow suit: The bill has already been approved by the Bay State's House and may be voted on by its Senate this week.
States adopting the NPV legislation promise to allocate their entire slates of electors to the winner of the national popular vote, just as soon as state legislatures representing 270 electoral votes (enough to win the presidency) have agreed to do the same. Hawaii, Illinois, Maryland, and New Jersey together represent 50 electoral votes. Massachusetts would bring the total to 62.
These legislators should look to history, as Santayana advised. There they would find debates about a similar popular vote movement almost a century ago, as well as a warning from the past.
In the early 1900s, a debate raged over a proposed constitutional amendment to modify the election process for U.S. senators. The original process put this responsibility in the hands of state legislatures, but many Americans instead wanted to hold direct elections.
Republican Senator Albert J. Beveridge from Indiana neatly summarized the popular vote position from the Senate floor in 1911: "The thing we do want, the thing upon which the people are determined, the thing which they ought to have, both as a matter of reason and of changed conditions since the Constitution was adopted, is a right of the people to elect their senators themselves." Any other position, Beveridge concluded, stems from a "profound distrust of the people" and should not be tolerated in a democracy.
The Constitution's defenders, however, understood that the issue ran deeper than a mere sound bite about the joys of democracy. The constitutional structure of checks and balances exists in delicate harmony. Even one tweak can have drastic and unforeseen consequences.
Elihu Root, then serving as a Republican senator from New York, understood this balance. He pled with his fellow senators, "[N]o one can foresee the far-reaching effect of changing the language of the Constitution in any manner which affects the relations of the States to the General Government. How little we know what any amendment would produce!"
These arguments are echoed in today's debates over the presidential election system. Electoral College opponents often argue that the "voice of the people" should be respected—whatever the costs. They dismiss concerns about any impact on America's system of checks and balances or the relations between large and small states, clinging instead to idealistic notions of how democracy should work.
In reality, pure democracies often implode, as the Founders knew all too well. John Adams once observed that "democracy never lasts long. It soon wastes, exhausts, and murders itself. There never was a democracy yet that did not commit suicide." Alexander Hamilton similarly noted that the "ancient democracies, in which the people themselves deliberated, never possessed one feature of good government. Their very character was tyranny; their figure, deformity."
The delegates to the Constitutional Convention knew that the American experiment in self-governance would not succeed unless they put checks and balances on the voice of the people, just as they did on every other aspect of U.S. government. They believed in democracy, but they knew that certain tools would also be needed to keep emotional or tyrannical majorities in check. The Founders provided for the selection of senators by state legislatures as one of these protections and the Electoral College as another.
The NPV plan now endangers the Electoral College. States enacting the legislation are repeating the mistake made in 1913, when the Seventeenth Amendment replaced the original election process for senators. It probably seemed harmless at first, but a century later, the problems are obvious.
The original constitutional provision made senators accountable to the state legislatures for their votes. Therefore the states themselves, as sovereign entities, had a voice in the federal legislative process. They could more easily defend themselves from encroachments upon their power or from a federal government that has always been quick to make promises to constituents but slow to fund those promises. No longer.
Senator Zell Miller noted in 2004 that the Seventeenth Amendment "was the death of the careful balance between State and Federal Government"—and the federal government has emerged as the clear winner. As a result, the size and scope of federal government, to say nothing of federal demands upon the states, have escalated out of control. Just ask state governors, many of whom complain about unfunded federal mandates like No Child Left Behind.
For those who care to learn from this history, the lesson is simple: The Constitution combines democratic, republican, and federalist principles in a delicate balance—and it does so for a reason. A pure democracy is, as one Founder noted, "a volcano, which conceals the fiery materials of its own destruction."
Much destruction has already resulted from upsetting the Founders' checks and balances—namely, a bigger federal government, more pork barrel spending, and more mandates from Washington.
Americans can expect even more of the same, if state legislators don't pay attention to history.
-Tara Ross is the author of Enlightened Democracy: The Case for the Electoral College and a contributing writer for Doublethink Online.
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Now tragedy has struck again. Yesterday, a tsunami claimed more than 100 lives in Indonesian Java. NASA's Earth Observatory relayed the following from email@example.com:
Java received an alert from the newly installed tsunami early warning system, and this might have saved some lives. Other news sources speculated that memories of the severe tsunami on December 26, 2004, might have spurred locals to seek higher ground as soon as they felt the first tremor.Updated reports, however, say that while the Indonesian government received warnings from the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center and Japan's Meteorological Agency, the warnings were not passed along. Even if they had been, there is no system of alarms or sirens in place to warn residents and tourists. Survivors say they did not feel the 7.7 magnitude earthquake that triggered the tsunami.
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Predictably, the death toll has risen. They're now saying 285 dead, another 140 missing. That will probably be revised again soon.
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I just read more than 400 are dead.
Also another quake.


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When you sit down to tackle an application form, trying to think of a witty way to ensure you are remembered by the reader or producing some flagrant lie in the hope of securing the job might seem like a good idea at the time: after all, you want to try to guarantee every application gets you an interview. But wit is rarely appreciated and lies can come undone. Equally unwise can be the desire to get as many applications written as possible, neglecting the care and attention each one should receive. So to help you avoid making a faux pas, here are a few of the most common application no-no's that should be avoided at all costs!
The generic mistake
When applying for many jobs at the same time, it may seem like an excellent time-saving exercise to write out introductory paragraphs and descriptions of your personal qualities that can be used for any job application. It isn't. Employers can spot these a mile off: a "Dear Sir/Madam" salutation, the old "I am very interested in joining your company" and "I am a dynamic, hardworking individual" are fooling no one. Tailor every sentence to the job and company you are applying for, and if you need any more information to make it as direct and relevant as possible do not be afraid to get in contact with the employer. A short phone conversation can clear up queries and gives you the chance to break the ice.
It only takes a few minutes to read the instructions on an application form: do so! A form arriving with blue-coloured, lower case letters will be promptly discarded if black ink and block capitals were requested. Potential employers are looking for smart, efficient and careful candidates so any failure to follow specific instructions at this stage will be frowned upon. Your spelling and grammar need to be perfect too: even if it means it takes a bit longer to complete, it will be worth the extra effort.
When you do finish an application, read it through, print it out and have another look: it is easy to overlook an error or misread what was wanted the first time round. Then give it to someone else to read as their fresh eyes will offer a further check. Whether it is your first application or your last before you tear your hair out, care and attention are essential every time.
Lies, lies, lies
Boosting your ego with claims of foreign language skills, finishing top of the class in subjects you never studied and having hobbies you've never tried is risky business at the best of times. For a job application it may get you into the interview, but chances are your interviewer will be an expert in anything you claim you are not. You say you led an expedition of French-speaking tourists through the Alps? Then you will be grilled by a French mountaineering expert more interested in your supposed skills than your skills for the job. Stick to the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth otherwise you will come unstuck somewhere down the line and your career will be short-lived.
Greasing the wheels of recruitment
A subtle £20 note, a cheque for something larger or the offer of a service (I won't ask what) with your application are not ways of easing your way into an interview! An employer will not be hiring on the basis of who buys them the nicest present so if you have not got the skills, a dodgy backhander will not do your job for you.
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Even if you have the looks of a top class catwalk model, do not submit a picture with your application or even put one on your CV unless requested. Only actors and models have to put their looks above knowledge when applying for work: chances are you could be putting any genuine talent at risk from appearing vain or, worse, unfashionable.
Word counts are final: staying within them while covering all the necessary details is a skill. Writing endlessly about your past work experience is not something a potential employer wants to plough through so don't do it! They want clear, succinct applications that can be read quickly yet contain all the information they need. It may not be an easy thing to do, but it does have to be done!.
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Most are incumbents. And Republicans. And most won't have to worry about whether they will be re-elected. They are candidates for local offices that will be decided in the May primary and November general elections.
The final filing deadline was Monday, and the last week added a few names, but not many to the primary ballot. Only three local races will be decided in May, all of them involving county jobs.
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Gov. Dave Heineman and Department of Agriculture Director Greg Ibach this week applauded those involved in the cattle and agriculture industry, noting the state's new position as the nation's top state for cattle feeding.
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The Divine sisters (Sherri Harrington, Brittany Pinegar and Jill Russman) talk things over with Mike the sailor (Gerald Schlickbernd) about things on the whacky cruise ship Vengeance during the Beemer Community Theater's production of "Don't Rock the Boat." Pick up a copy of this week's West Point News and Wisner News-Chronicle for several more photos from the show.
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The waiting game
Any hopes of Central Catholic reaching a 17th consecutive girls state basketball tournament appearance now lies in the hands of the three teams ahead of them in the Class C-2 power point standings.
Central Catholic was put in the wait-and-see position following its 58-55 setback to Pender during Thursday's C2-3 subdistrict finals at Wisner in a battle of top five teams.
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His whole life, Riley Berg has followed in the footsteps of his older brother Joe. That, in a way, changed on Saturday. And in a very special way.
During the Class B state wrestling semifinals Friday night at Omaha's CenturyLink Center, the Berg brothers walked off the mat victorious as both secured a spot in the championship finals.
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Donald Heller, Sr. - February 20, 2013
Funeral services for Donald Hugo Heller, Sr., 81, of Fremont were held
Tuesday, Feb. 19, at Trinity Lutheran Church in Fremont with the Rev. Dan Heuer officiating. Burial was at Ridge Cemetery in Fremont with military honors conducted by the Fremont Honor Guard of VFW Post #854 and American
Donald died Feb. 14, 2013 at the Hooper Care Center in Hooper.
He is survived by sons and daughters-in-law, David and Gwen Heller of Omaha, Donald Heller and Daniel and wife, Lori Heller of Elkhorn; daughters and sons-in-law, Deborah and Dean Slechta of Bennington, Denise and John McDuffee of Scribner, Della and Monte Davis of Omaha, Diana and Rod Lofquest of Laurel; step-sons, Roy Phillips of Georgia and Steve and wife, Sue Phillips of Lincoln; step-daughter, Patti and husband, Tim Adams of Fremont; 24 grandchildren; 44 great-grandchildren; and four step-grandchildren; brothers, Milford and wife, Lois Heller of Red Oak, IA, Richard and wife, Joyce Heller of San Angelo, TX, Warren and wife, Alice Heller of Wisner and LaVern and wife, Janet Heller of Atkinson; sister, Rosemary Risor and special friend, Haile of St. Paul, MN; father-in-law, Frank Wilson of Fremont; and special friend, Nona Lang.
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Officer William J. McCarthy IV, 125 E. Leasure Ave., New Castle, passed away Thursday night (5-2-13) in the line of duty as a result of a motor vehicle accident. He was 60.
William was born in New Castle on Nov. 9, 1952. He was a son of William J. and Clara DeSanto McCarthy III, who survive in Grove City.
William was married to the former Patty Jo McFall, who survives at home.
Mr. McCarthy was of the Roman Catholic faith.
William attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania, earning a degree in general studies. He also received his legal weapons training certificate in 1980.
Mr. McCarthy worked for General Electric in Grove City for 18 years as a repair welder, head of the ergonomics team and head of the emergency response team, retiring in 2009.
Jerry also worked for Grove City College and Penn State University as the senior training and patrol officer.
Mr. McCarthy formerly worked as a police officer for the South New Castle Borough for four years.
Jerry also worked full-time for the Lawrence County district attorney as a detective/humane officer.
Most recently, Jerry was employed by the Shenango Township, Lawrence County, Police Department as a patrol officer.
He also recently received a promotion with the zoning board of Shenango Township as the new code enforcement officer.
Mr. McCarthy was a training instructor with several self-defense programs and devices; including RADD, Baton and Taser instructor.
Mr. McCarthy was an avid hunter and fisherman who loved the outdoors. He also enjoyed all types of shooting sports.
William enjoyed working and being around people, especially his fellow police officers from all the area departments.
His family considered him a jack of all trades.
He had a soft spot for animals too.
His greatest joy was spending time with his family and friends.
His grandchildren referred to him lovingly as Papa Jerry.
Anyone who knew him knows that Jerry never said "goodbye" but always a warm "God bless" when you departed.
In addition to his wife Patty Jo and parents, William is survived by two sons, Michael A. (Lynn) McCarthy, Dawsonville, Ga.; and Benjamin P. McCarthy, Philadelphia; his daughter, Christine (Nathan) Head, Dawsonville, Ga.; a stepdaughter, Laura Ann Pierce, York, Pa.; a stepson, Phillip Mark McFall, New Castle; a sister, Lynn (Dan) Busatto, Grove City; and six grandchildren, Lindsey Head, Dylan Head, Sophie Head, Grace McCarthy, Lane McCarthy and William Jackson McCarthy.
William was preceded in death by his maternal and paternal grandparents.
The family has asked to have memorial contributions be made in William's name to the Promises for Pets, P.O. Box 621, New Castle, PA. 16103; and St. Jude Children Research Hospital 262 Danny Thomas Place, Memphis, TN 38105.
Officer William J. IV, 60, of 125 E. Leasure Ave., New Castle.
Calling hours: Were Monday (5-6-13) and Tuesday (5-7-13) in St. Vitus Church, 910 S. Mercer St., New Castle. Online condolences may be viewed or offered by visiting nogafuneralhome.com
Service: Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated at 11:30 a.m. today (5-8-13) in the church, with the Rev. Frank D. Almade, pastor, as celebrant. The family will meet in the church before Mass.
Burial: Rite of Committal and Burial will be in Crestview Memorial Park, Grove City, with full military honors by the Pennsylvania State Police Ceremonial Unit.
Arrangements by Noga Funeral Home Inc., 1142 S. Mill Street New Castle, PA 16103.
Published May 8, 2013 in Allied News. Pick up a copy at 201A Erie St., Grove City.
Officer William J. 'Jerry' McCarthy IV
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Dorothy Marie Thompson
Dorothy Marie Thompson of 380 Rexford Drive, Hermitage, died at 2:44 p.m. Monday, Feb. 17, 2014, in St. Paul's Continuing Care Center, West Salem Township. She was 92.
Jim L. Phillips
Funeral is today for Jim L. Phillips of Grove City, who passed away Tuesday evening (2-18-14). He was 75.
C. Wade Cooper
Funeral is today for C. Wade Cooper of Brady Township, Butler County, near Slippery Rock, who passed away at 2:15 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2014, in Visiting Nurses Association Hospice, Butler. He was 88.
Norman Darrell Hassel
Norman Darrell Hassel of Marion was born Aug. 3, 1929, in Grove City and was called home on Sunday, Feb. 16, 2014, after an extended illness. He was 84.
Michael Lee Stevenson
Michael Lee Stevenson of Findley Township, near Mercer, passed away unexpectedly at 1 p.m. Monday, Feb. 10, 2014. He was 35.
Laurel B. Doody
Laurel B. Doody of Liberty Township and a Grove City resident since 1994, formerly of Cary, Ill., passed away at 7:10 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2014, in Visiting Nurses Association Inpatient Unit, Butler, after a 13-year courageous battle with cancer. She was 49.
Eleanor 'Ann' Miller
Eleanor "Ann" Miller, Overland Park, Kan., passed away on Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2014 at home, with family. She was 92.
Bertha H. Tallerico
Bertha H. Tallerico of Grove City, formerly of Pittsburgh, passed away Saturday evening, Feb. 1, 2014. She was 87.
Mrs. Tallerico was born Nov. 14, 1926, in New Alexandria, Pa. to Joseph G. and Mae M. Osborne Hollis.
She received a bachelor"s degree from Waynesburg College in 1949.
She and her husband, John Tallerico, Jr. were married in 1947, while they were students at Waynesburg.
Mrs. Tallerico taught English, German, and Latin for about 10 years in junior and senior high schools in Homeville (Munhall) and Brentwood, Pa. She later taught preschool at the Pleasant Hills Community Presbyterian Church for more than 20 years, until she retired. She loved working with all of her students, and was always pleased to hear of their successes later in life.
She touched many lives with her creative activities, from making baby quilts for family and friends, to tatting lace garters for brides-to-be. She also enjoyed quilting, leather-working and watercolor painting, among other artistic pursuits.
As a Girl Scout leader, Mrs. Tallerico enjoyed teaching arts and crafts of all sorts to the girls, as well as leading them on camping trips and other adventures. "Knots 'n" Notes," her signature hand-made stationery, was much sought after and she frequently received post-cards and thank-you notes from complete strangers remarking on the intricacy and originality of her work.
She was an avid reader and a collector of bells and thimbles. For many years, she participated in various church groups and functions, both in Pittsburgh and Grove City. After her mother died, she continued the tradition of making cinnamon buns for her family.
Surviving are: her daughters, Betty L. Tallerico, Grove City; and Marsha C. Tallerico, Chicago, Ill.; two sisters, Sally Bernard Kerfoot, Cleveland, Ohio; and Olive Pauza, wife of Charles, in California; a brother, Samuel Hollis, husband of Donna, Kernersville, N.C.; and many nieces, nephews, and friends.
She was preceded in death by her husband; parents; and three sisters, Mary H. Rager; Betty L. Hollis; and Lorraine H. Kerfoot.
Bertha H., 87, Grove City, formerly of Pittsburgh.
Calling hours: Were Friday (2-7-14) in JEFFERSON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, Inc., 301 Curry Hollow Road, Pleasant Hills.
Services: Funeral service at 11:30 a.m. today (2-8-14) in the funeral home.
Obituary was published Feb. 8, 2014 in Allied News. Pick up a copy at 201A Erie St., Grove City. -
Rose Mary Cochran
Rose Mary Cochran of Grove City, passed away at 4:37 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2014, in Grove City Medical Center, Pine Township, after an extended illness. She was 79.
Dixie Eileen Rihel McKnight
Dixie Eileen Rihel McKnight of Boyers passed away at 6:14 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2014, in Grove City Medical Center, Pine Township, after an extended illness. She was 61.
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