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Buddy and I are planning our first elk hunt in 2014. Looking for a guaranteed tag, high shot %, guided hunt. My research indicates that it will be on private land and Colorado and New Mexico are good possibilties. Based on our research so far, it seems that a high % hunt for a 300+ bull is going to run north of $10,000. A high % hunt for a 5x5 or 6x6 in the 250-280 range can be done for $6,000 - $8,000. While neither of us care whether we are in the record book, we do want to mount out trophies and don't want the elk equivalent of a "scrub rack 8 point whitetail" that we are familiar with here in the Ozarks. Just looking for some education from someone more experienced. Can anyone post or send me pics of what a 250 class bull looks like, maybe a 280 and a 300? We are having a hard time deciding which hunt we need to spring for.
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This two bulls are around 320 to 330 new mexico public land.You can put in for draw if you get luck will save some money.If not you can buy a landowner tag from 1500 to 6500 plus lics fees.You do not need to spend over 2000 on landowner tag if you want a low 300 class bull.You can do a hunt in new mexico guided with buying a landeronwer tag for 6500 to 8000.Better draw odds with archery then muzzy last rifle odds wise.I will help you out with more info if you like.Send me a PM on here or email me a firstname.lastname@example.com
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Custom you see either of those bulls in the pictures billc shared, shoot!
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Thanks, billc. Brickburn is right, those bulls are awesome in my book!
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Yes both great bulls and very proud of my son taking them.Last year we went for broke passed on 1 like those and a few smaller for a gaint.Had a 350 type bull coming in hunted him for the last 3 days of of the season.Had him at about 500yds coming in when a plane flew over the herd very low and they all spooked then they caught are wind and last we seen they may still be running now.lol Hoping to be chasing those big bulls again this year.
U can get a gila 16d tag in nm for $6500 and that is our most coveted tag. My guide then charges $2500/hunter fully guided and a 330 bull is about the least i would shoot. In unit 15 tags run $3500 and 330 isnt too hard to find. However im a local and know where the bulls are and will be hunting 3 different bulls over 390. I can probably kill a 350 on any given day of the unit 15 late muzzy hunt. In addition unit 34 nm tags run about !3500 and ive never had problems finding 330 bulls. Last year i passed bulls up to 360 in unit 34 and quit hunting day 2 of my hunt as the effects of the drought were obvious. Utah 330 bulls will run u around $15000 but that state sucks to hunt in. U might look at mescalero apache indian rez in nm. Hu t is $15,000 and the experience is next to none. 370 bulls are definitely a possibility.
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Tap is correct, they are selling too many tags in UT and the prices are higher. I like NM too, especially if you draw a tag!
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When you look at a chart of the S&P 500, it closely tracks to the GDP and industrial production of the overall economy. The deep drop in 2009 mirrors the decline in most of the markets served by fluid power technology. Now with the economy showing steady growth in 2010 and this year, the S&P reflects the same path.
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I'm giving my fingers and brain a two-week rest. On Saturday morning, at 7 am, we'll be on the road and headed to Virginia Beach. I'll be off the grid–no blogging, Twitter, Facebook or Pinterest.
My doorman, Rich, will say what he always does, "You can't fit all that in a Prius."
We always manage—he should've seen me pack all the equipment necessary for my oldest daughter's softball team. Stuff for the beach? Pshaw.
It's a long drive—seven hours. When I see the Chesapeake Bay Bridge I know we're almost there.
Once that bridge is in sight, the toughest decision I'll have to make is which bathing suit I'll wear.
Will it be my age-appropriate one piece or tankini?
Or the bikinis that haven't seen sunlight lately?
This year I might just wear one of those two every day. Screw it, if I look at photos when I'm eighty I'll think I looked hot.
When I return I've decided to try a couple of new things. First, I'm going to change dating sites—again. It has been rather dismal on the site I'm on. As a new member on any website, the profile is pushed to the front of the line. I'll temporarily be the Homecoming Queen, but I know how short-lived that will be.
I'm also going to visit a professional matchmaker. I think it will be interesting to see what that's like and I think readers might enjoy it, too.
Another thing I'm going to do, when I return all beach-ified, is something I dread. I'm going to begin approaching literary agents with my book. After being rejected by ten I quit doing that two years ago and focused on writing articles and building a platform. Ten rejections seemed horrific until I read this article about Katherine Stockett. Sixty agents rejected her book, The Help, until one finally deemed it worthy. Wonder what those sixty agents are thinking now?
A month ago I attended Blog World, the world's largest conference for bloggers. The name cracks me up and makes me think of these two.
I walked around singing, "Blog World. Blog World. Party time. Excellent."
I wanted to find out what I was doing right, but more importantly where I could improve. I had the experts evaluate this blog in a very public workshop. It was one of five that were critiqued and it was scary. I wanted to know when I would be relevant enough to pique the interest of a literary agent. The verdict? It was time, but before I began approaching agents I needed to ask something of those who follow the blog. Here's what they said, "You need to ask your readers to sign up and don't be shy. You give a lot so asking for that is nothing."
If I can approach an agent with a large number of followers it will be much easier to prove my ability to attract readers to my work. They'll have a guarantee that people want to read what I write.
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Did you know Newcastle Knights CEO Matt Gidley, Guanabana fashion designer Linda Bergskas, Newcastle Lord Mayor Jeff McCloy and Kristen Keegan, the first female president of the Newcastle and Hunter Business Chamber, are among the University of Newcastle's many successful local alumni?
Connecting local graduates lies at the heart of a new initiative being driven by the Executive Committee of Alumni President Brian Kennaugh, Vice President Bernie Curran and the Alumni Committee to launch a dynamic Alumni Chapter in the Hunter.
With more than 35,000 University of Newcastle graduates based in the Hunter, the new chapter is likely to become a powerhouse for the region. "Newcastle is a progressive, edgy city, and our graduates have their finger on the pulse of the region and an opinion about most things," Dr Curran said. "This university has always nurtured thought leadership and our graduates have never been afraid of throwing a cat among the pigeons by thinking outside the square and leading the way through disruptive innovation, heartfelt debate and engagement.
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Emma Kirby Stanley, 71, of Cleveland, died Friday evening, Dec. 28, 2012, at a Chattanooga health care facility.
A daughter of the late Mary Ethel Keyt Kirby and Milburn Lee Kirby, she was preceded in death by one grandson, Talon Alexander Johnson. She was a bookkeeper for most of her life and worked for several years at the Church of God Publishing House. She retired from the business office at Lee University with more than 36 years of service, where she handled the Federal Funding for Students. She was an avid reader and enjoyed music and spending time with her family. She was a member of Hopewell Church of God.
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The Civil War ended on April 9, 1865 and 147 years later, the Big Creek Gap Civil War marker was unveiled in LaFollette.
Obtaining recognition for this rare site had been on the minds of many in the county. The process began over a year ago and thanks to the efforts on both a local and state level the site was finally commemorated last Thursday.
Big Creek Gap is now part of the Civil War Trails Program, along with other sites in Tennessee. As such, it will be listed on the website, along with links to maps and driving directions to the area.
The death of a Bald Eagle has the Tennessee Wildlife Agency (TWRA) and the U.S Fish and Wildlife Service suspicious. They are offering a $2,500 reward for information.
In late February, TWRA Officer Ken Cutsinger found a dead Bald Eagle on the shore of Norris Lake near point 16.
"A fisherman reported it to me," Cutsinger said. Upon initial inspection, Cutsinger said he could not determine the cause of death. The bird was missing several body parts, including its talons, which made the death suspicious.
In an economy where most financial news is bad, the Caryville Board of Mayor and Aldermen were relieved to receive a clean financial audit report at Monday night's meeting.
Terry Moats, representing the Brown, Jake and McDaniel auditing firm, reported the 2007-08 financial audit findings to the board.
"The overall asset balance for the town is pretty strong," Moats said. He explained the town had experienced some loss due to the economy, but overall the findings were good and he issued a clean audit report.


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- NAME: Babe Ruth
- OCCUPATION: Baseball Player
- BIRTH DATE: February 06, 1895
- DEATH DATE: August 16, 1948
- Did You Know?: Babe Ruth was one of the first five players inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1936.
- EDUCATION: St. Mary's Industrial School for Boys
- PLACE OF BIRTH: Baltimore, Maryland
- PLACE OF DEATH: New York, New York
- AKA: Babe Ruth
- Nickname: "Bambino"
- Full Name: George Herman Ruth Jr.
- Nickname: "Jack Dunn's Baby"
- Nickname: "Dunn's New Babe"
- Nickname: "Babe"
- Nickname: "The Colosus of Clout"
- Nickname: "Caliph of Clout"
- Nickname: "The Behemoth of Bust"
- Nickname: "The Great Bambino"
- AKA: George Herman Ruth
- AKA: George Ruth
- Nickname: "The Sultan of Swat"
- Nickname: "The King of Crash"
- Nickname: "Jidge"
- Nickname: "Bam"
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Legendary baseball player Babe Ruth led the Red Sox to three championships, including the 1916 title. During that game, he pitched a 13 scoreless innings—a record that remains unbroken today.
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Baseball player Babe Ruth was born on February 6, 1895, in Baltimore, Maryland. Over the course of his career, Ruth went on to break baseball's most important slugging records, including most years leading a league in home runs, most total bases in a season, and highest slugging percentage for a season. In all, Ruth hit 714 home runs—a mark that stood until 1974.
"Every strike brings me closer to the next home run."
"I looked out at center field and I pointed. I said, 'I'm going to hit the next pitched ball right past the flagpole.' Well, the Good Lord must have been with me."
"Baseball was, is and always will be to me the best game in the world."
"Don't quit until every base is uphill."
"A man who has put away his baseball togs after an eventful life in the game much live on his memories, some good, some bad."
"Gee, it's lonesome in the outfield. It's hard to keep awake with nothing to do."
"I didn't mean to hit the umpire with the dirt, but I did mean to hit that bastard in the stands. If I make a home run every time I bat, they think I'm all right. If I don't, they think they can call me anything they like."
"I wanted to stay in baseball more than I ever wanted anything in my life."
"If I'd just tried for them dinky singles I would've batted around six hundred."
"Maybe ballplayers like myself have a touch of the ham in them, or maybe a touch of the fire horse. But there's something about a big crowd and an event that everybody is watching or reading about or listening to. Things like that always made me want to do my best."
"You need a certain number of breaks in baseball and every other calling."
"Never let the fear of striking out get in your way."
"Don't let the fear of striking out hold you back."
Early Life
Professional baseball player Babe Ruth was born George Herman Ruth Jr. on February 6, 1895, in Baltimore, Maryland. Ruth was raised in a poor waterfront neighborhood in Baltimore, where his parents, Kate Schamberger-Ruth and George Herman Ruth Sr., owned a tavern. Ruth was one of eight children born to the couple, and one of only two that survived infancy.
At the age of 7, the trouble-making Ruth became too much of a handful for his busy parents. Routinely caught wandering the dockyards, drinking, chewing tobacco and taunting local police officers, his parents finally decided he needed more discipline than they could give him. Ruth's family sent him to St. Mary's Industrial School for Boys, a Catholic orphanage and reformatory that became Ruth's home for the next 12 years. Ruth particularly looked up to a monk named Brother Mathias, who became a father figure to the young boy.
Knack for Baseball
Mathias, along with several other monks of the order, introduced Ruth to baseball, a game at which the boy excelled. By the time he was 15, Ruth showed exceptional skill both as a strong hitter and pitcher. It was his pitching that initially caught the attention of Jack Dunn, the owner of the minor league Baltimore Orioles. At the time, the Orioles groomed players for the major league team known as the Boston Red Sox, and Dunn saw promise in Ruth's athletic performance.
Only 19, the law at the time stated that Ruth had to have a legal guardian sign his baseball contract in order for him to play professionally. As a result, Dunn became Ruth's legal guardian, leading teammates to jokingly call Ruth "Dunn's new babe." The joke stuck, and Ruth quickly earned the nickname "Babe" Ruth.
Ruth was only with the club for a short time before he was called up to the majors in Boston. The left-handed pitcher proved immediately to be a valuable member of the team. Over the next five years, Ruth led the Red Sox to three championships, including the 1916 title which saw him pitch a still-record 13 scoreless innings in one game.
Major Leagues
With its titles and "the Babe," Boston was clearly the class act of the major leagues. All that would change in 1919, however, with a single stroke of a pen. Faced with financial hardships, Red Sox owner Harry Frazee needed cash to pay off his debts. He found help in the New York Yankees, which agreed in December of 1919 to buy the rights to Ruth for the then-impressive sum of $100,000.
The deal came to shape both franchises in unforeseen ways. For Boston, Ruth's departure spelled the end of the team's winning streak. It wouldn't be until 2004 that the club would win another World Series, a championship drought that later sports writers dubbed "The Curse of the Bambino."
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Raised in northern California, Mira Rosenthal earned her B.A. from Reed College and received her M.F.A. from the University of Houston. She is a Wallace Stegner Fellow at Stanford University. Mira is the author of The Local World, which won the 2010 Stan and Tom Wick Poetry Prize, as well as two volumes of poetry translations. Among her awards are fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, the PEN American Center, the MacDowell Colony, and the Fulbright Commission. Her poems and translations have been published in many literary journals and anthologies, including Ploughshares, APR, West Branch, and A Public Space. You can listen to her read her work on Slate and The Cortland Review. In addition, Mira is currently finishing her Ph.D. in comparative literature from Indiana University. She lives with her husband and daughter in Berkeley, CA.
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Additional Info History Campus Location Traditions Alums Sports Facts Dorms Founded in 1870, Missouri S&T was originally called the University of Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy. The school was the first technological institution west of the Mississippi River. Early on, the School of Mines focused primarily on mining and metallurgy, but by the 1920s it had expanded into civil, electrical, mechanical, and chemical engineering, in addition to chemistry, physics, mathematics and geology. Starting in the 1950s, the institution began to develop its research and graduate programs. The school was one of four campuses in the University of Missouri System, and in 1968 it changed its name to the University of Missouri-Rolla. The curriculum was expanded to include social sciences and liberal arts, and in the years following, business and management programs were added. On January 1, 2008, UMR became known as Missouri University of Science and Technology, or Missouri S&T. Although known for being its engineering programs, Missouri S&T offers majors across a wide range of academic disciplines. Near the center of Missouri S&T's campus is Toomey Hall, the new mechanical and aerospace engineering complex. Most of the engineering buildings are in the middle of campus, as are the visitor center and administrative buildings. The residence halls are clustered in the southwest corner of the school grounds. A notable landmark on S&T's campus is Stonehenge, a partial reconstruction of the original Stonehenge monument located on Salisbury Plain, England. S&T's version of the ancient structure is located on the northwest corner of campus, and was dedicated on June 20, 1984, during the summer solstice. It features a 50-foot diameter ring of 30 stones around a horseshoe of five trilithons through which various sightings of sunrise and sunset can be made. About 160 tons of granite were used to construct the monument. Another building of note is the Millennium Arch sculpture. S&T worked with the artist Edwina Sandys to develop a new way to make deep cuts in granite, and used the method to create this large arch, across the campus from Stonehenge. The Arch is a single trilithon with a vague silhouette of a man and a woman on each of its supporting megaliths several meters from the arch. The Curtis Laws Wilson Library is the main academic library on the campus, and it is located in central campus near a number of departmental buildings. Rolla, Missouri is located in Phelps County between three cities: Jefferson City, St. Louis, and Springfield. As of the 2000 census, there were 16,367 people living in the city. Rolla is an important center for education and research in science and technology. In addition to the university, the US Geological Survey operates a large regional facility in Rolla with various centers including the National Geospatial Technical Operations Center III, the Missouri Water Science Center, the Mid-Continent Geographic Science Center, National Spatial Data Infrastructure Partnership Office Liaisons, and the Rolla Science Information and Library Services office. The headquarters of the only United States National Forest in Missouri -- the Mark Twain National Forest -- are also located in Rolla. S&T's motto is Salus Populi , which in Latin means "The Welfare of the People" S&T's mascot is Joe Miner S&T's school colors are silver and gold St. Patrick's Day is the largest annual celebration and predominant cultural event at Missouri S&T. Among fraternities, a popular tradition is the "killing" of rubber snakes in commemoration of St. Patrick's mythical banishing of snakes from Ireland. Another S&T tradition is that of Follies. Students meet daily at "the Hockey Puck" (a short cylindrical stage bearing a large shamrock) to hear jokes and participate in short competitions. On the third day of Follies, students move to the Rolla's band-shell to participate in the ceremonial arrival of St. Pat's Court. After Follies finish, students participate in Gonzo and Games. Gonzo and Games are two days of elaborate games in which different organizations compete. Friday of St. Pat's week is concluded with Coronation, a ceremony where the Queen of Love and Beauty is announced. The final event of St. Pat's week is a Saturday morning parade on Pine Street, which is painted green by St. Pat's Board Alumni. This parade is known throughout the United States and boasts well over one hundred floats and participating groups. The rationale for the Patty's Day celebrations is the notion that St. Patrick is the patron saint of engineers. Among Missouri S&T students, St. Patrick is more often recognized as an emblem for the university than the official mascot, Joe Miner. Janet Kavandi (1982)- Astronaut whose debut space shuttle flight in June 1999 was the final Mir-shuttle docking Gary D. Forsee - Former CEO of Sprint; became the 22nd president of the University of Missouri System on February 18, 2008 Ted Weise (1967) - Former president of FedEx, one of the first employees of FedEx when the company started in the early 1970s, and worked his way up to the position of president Greg "Fossilman" Raymer - 2004 World Series of Poker champion who won $5 million. Bruce L. Edwards, served as general editor for the recently published four volume reference set, C. S. Lewis: Life, Works, and Legacy (Praeger Perspectives, 2007). Steve Sullivan - 2001 Academy Award winner for visual effects; a principal engineer with George Lucas' Industrial Light & Magic special effects company Joe N. Ballard - Retired Army General and former commander of the United States Army Corps of Engineers Dr. Joan Woodard - Executive Vice President and Deputy Laboratories Director for the nuclear weapons program at Sandia National Laboratories Richard R. Paul - Retired Air Force General and commander of Air Force Research Laboratory Farouk El-Baz - Supervisor of Lunar Science Planning in NASA's Apollo Program Daniel C. Jackling - Discovered the porphyry copper deposit that created the Bingham Canyon Mine and later founded the Utah Copper Company Thomas Akers - Retired Air Force Col., a veteran of four space flights. Also, he is currently a professor at Missouri S&T The Miners compete in the NCAA Division II, in the Great Lakes Valley Conference. Men's varsity sports include Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country/Track & Field, Football, Soccer, and Swimming. Women's varsity sports include Basketball, Cross Country/Track & Field, Soccer, Softball, and Volleyball. Intramural sports are popular at the Missouri S&T, with over 60 men's teams and over 10 women's teams. Sports are arranged into divisions, and there are 19 different ones contested: Golf, Softball, Swimming, Ultimate, Cross Country, Football, Billiards, Badminton, Volleyball, Darts, Racquetball, Bowling, Basketball, Table Tennis, Tennis, Track, Washers, Weightlifting, and Soccer. In addition to intramurals, there are a number of club sports that include Ultimate, Lacrosse, Hockey, and Rugby. S&T is the only university in the country to offer a minor in explosives engineering. S&T houses and operates its own nuclear reactor, which was the first built in Missouri. S&T operates its own experimental mine and is the only university in the nation with a mine rescue team. The team competes regularly against professionals in simulated mine disasters. S&T has a "Solar Village," a complex of homes on campus that rely on renewable energy. S&T's Solar Car Team has won two world championships and is regularly competitive. S&T graduates (more than 95 percent of them) report securing a position in their preferred field within three months of graduating. S&T is 10th in the nation when it comes to the number of PhDs granted to female engineering students. S&T ranks as one of the 25 largest universities in the United States in number of engineering bachelor's degrees awarded. The average ACT score for first-time freshmen was 27.4 in 2007, significantly above both the state (21.5) and national (20.9) averages. S&T's Concrete Canoe Team designs and constructs a concrete canoe and races it on a lake in regional and national competitions. The team has participated in concrete canoe competitions since the 1970s. The entire project, including fundraising and construction, is completed by the students. The team took third place in 2004. The Residential College is S&T's newest residential facility. It is located on the west side of campus and is the home to six learning communities and 540 residents. In this complex, there are several large meeting rooms, a computer lab, and two laundry facilities. There are roughly 850 students who live in the Thomas Jefferson Complex, which also has recreation rooms, a computer lab, a fitness room, an outdoor pool, laundry facilities, group meeting rooms and a Residential Learning Center. On the west side of campus lies the Nagogami apartment complex. This complex is made up of three apartment buildings, a playground area, and a courtyard. All Nagogami apartments are two bedroom units, and students can find both furnished and unfurnished units. Priority for the apartments go to married students or students with dependent children living with them, and then are determined by class level. Another main residential area is the Quadrangle Complex, which consists of Holtman Hall, Kelly Hall, McAnerney Hall, and Farrar Hall. Holtman Hall House 7 is for students over 21 years of age, and Holtman Hall House 8 is designed as a "Holistic Living Community." The building consists of 60 student rooms and a Club facility, which includes a study area, computer services, a kitchen, a game room, a commons, and a TV area. The Holtman Hall basement is also home to the Quadrangle complex's computer lab, laundry facilities, and kitchen. Kelly Hall was constructed in 1949 and is Missouri S&T's oldest residence hall. The rooms are spacious and the building has a unique design. Kelly Hall also has study and TV lounges on each resident floor. About 150 students live in the double rooms of Kelly Hall. McAnerney Hall is home to approximately 100 students. Most McAnerney residents live in double rooms and share a TV/Study lounge area. Farrar Hall is a unique residential community. Most students here live in one of five cooperative suites. Each co-operative consists of 5 double bedrooms, a bath, a kitchenette and a living room. 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The Porto ceiling light is a real talking point that will give your modern room the wow-factor.
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The Julianna ceiling light fitting takes the opulent designs of yesteryear and updates them with breathtaking new levels of contemporary style.
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How to ace a virtual job interview
Moments before a recent job interview with a tech company, Anna White sat in a small room in the prospective employer's satellite office in Irvine, Calif., facing a desk. A phone rang, and the dark screen of a large monitor on the desk lit up with the faces of her interviewers, some 1,000 miles away in Seattle.
White, whose name has been changed, was being interviewed via TelePresence, a teleconferencing product.
"It was a great experience," says White, who likes that she didn't have to hop on a plane to leave her then home in California or raise suspicions with her current employer by leaving town.
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• Place a test call with a family member or friend before your interview to check sound and video quality. Check your Internet connection to ensure sufficient speed.
• Place the camera and screen so that your entire upper body is in the shot. That way, you're not looking down or up, and it's easy to make eye contact.
• Sit facing flattering, even light (such as from a window), and check your image to make sure you're not in cave-like darkness or too-bright light.
• Sit up straight in your chair; don't fall into computer-user slouch.
• Avoid large bracelets or earrings, which can make too much noise and also act as a distraction.
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Less expensive and time-consuming, video interviewing is one of the biggest trends in hiring and recruiting, says Josh Warborg, Seattle district president of Robert Half International.
Changing technology has allowed the practice to flourish. Warborg often interviews via Apple's FaceTime app on an iPhone or iPad, or over Skype. More than 75 percent of Fortune 500 companies use TelePresence, according to Cisco.
The virtual-interview experience made such a good impression on White that she turned the tables and used Skype to interview au pairs after her employer in California allowed her to move to Seattle with her family and telecommute. With Skype, she could see the candidates, introduce them to the children and evaluate any non-verbal cues.
Warborg says the most common challenge in video interviewing is a poor or untested Internet connection. Ensure that everything is working on both ends before you attempt to dial into an interview, he says, and have the hiring manager's number handy should technical difficulties complicate your Q&A session.
Interviews can also go downhill if the interviewee acts "like a deer in headlights," Warborg says — frozen, startled and overwhelmed by the technology. "There's no handshake to start off," he says, so interviewees need to substitute a warm smile and verbal excitement about the job opportunity.
White wasn't intimidated by speaking on camera; she has used Skype for long-distance chats with European relatives. TelePresence offered a uniquely clear image, she says: "It felt like a face-to-face interview."
Use the screen-within-the-screen to check your appearance, Warborg suggests. "The fact that you can see yourself is a unique trait of the virtual interview," he says. "See if you're smiling; see what your posture looks like and make adjustments. Ask, 'Is this a person I would want to hire, who seems well-adjusted and has a positive attitude, who is dressed appropriately?' "
Don't forget that with Skype and FaceTime, you're essentially inviting someone into your home for a workplace interview. "It's a unique window into someone's personal life," Warborg says.
A cluttered kitchen may be fine for day-to-day life, but you don't want a potential boss to see your dirty dishes. Sit in front of a wall plain enough to look like it belongs in a corporate lobby, Warborg suggests. If you must, drape a white sheet behind you. Your professionalism should stand out, not your hobbies, beliefs or personal life.
And, yes, wear pants. "If you're doing the interview on your iPhone and you drop your phone, the interviewer will see that you have flip-flops and Bermuda shorts on," Warborg says. "Prepare for the worst."
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