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Will McDonald's pay you to eat there tomorrow?
We're sitting at a -17 wind chill here in beautiful, sunny Milwaukee. And, McDonald's restaurants in Southeastern Wisconsin are in the middle of its annual weather related promotion called "Cold Days, Hot Deals."
Here's the deal. Buy a Big Mac or Sausage Egg McMuffin at the regular price and get a "second one of the same item for the temp. yesterday at noon."
The projected temperature at noon today is between -1 and 3 degrees.
So, what if the mercury stays below zero? Does that mean McDonald's pays us to eat that second Big Mac?
Unfortunately not. The official answer is that when the temperature drops to zero or below the second sandwich is simply free.
Free, though, is still pretty good.
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Restaurant chains such as Sizzler and Subway are joining the parade of roving gourmet kitchens that started with Kogi two years ago.Familiar restaurant names are starting to show up in the parade of brightly painted food trucks jostling for customers.
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MONTREAL – The food truck operated by Dispatch Coffee is about the last place you would expect to encounter a fire-breathing capitalist. Co-owner Chrissy Durcak would rather talk about the sustainable farms where her beans are grown, the artisanal roaster with whom she has partnered and the composting of the disposable dishes served to customers.
By Drew Handy:Consumers in the United States are demanding increasingly niche and high value added food products. The food revolution in the United States stretches from the explosive growth of portable food trucks that cover the urban landscape, the tilt of menus across the spectrum of restaurants toward gourmet or niche items, and the growth of gourmet food and kitchen supplies at retail establishments.
McDonald's is rebuilding its U.S. kitchens to make way for fresh and customizable menu options. The fast food giant is building new "prep tables" to make it easier for workers to chop fresh produce and make custom burger toppings, McDonald's CEO Don Thompson said on an earnings conference call today.
Colonel Sanders may evoke visions of deep fried chicken in a bucket, but KFC is hoping his brand clout will help woo a younger, burrito-loving crowd to an entirely new restaurant concept from KFC Canada.
The purveyor of the fat-engorged Double Down sandwich will debut its new banner, KFC Select, next month in Toronto, aimed at consumers drawn to fresher fast food fare from Subway and so-called "fast casual" chains like Mucho Burrito and Chipotle Mexican Grill.
Between 2009 and 2013, the sodium levels of this KFC meal actually increased by 11%, according to the CSPI survey.
McDonald's slogan "I'm lovin' it" does not necessarily ring true around the U.S.
For years, chains like Chipotle and Panera Bread have dominated the fast-casual restaurant space. But now, a new breed of chain restaurant is emerging—one that is a step above traditional fast-casual restaurants but is still more casual than a traditional sit-down.
The fast food business has completely changed over the past decade. Dominant chains like McDonald's and Burger King have lost market share to fast-casual options like Chipotle, Panera Bread, and Buffalo Wild Wings. This chart by Morgan Stanley shows which restaurants have become more and less popular over the past decade.
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Molln, Boylan race past field in sectionals
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The Boylan Titans finished nearly 60 points ahead of a close fight for second place between Byron and Freeport, winning the IHSA sectional with 304.5 points.
Byron took second with 245, three points ahead of Freeport.
Leading the way for the Titans was junior Taylor Molln, who qualified in four events for the IHSA State Championships, which take place Nov. 20-21.
Molln qualified in the 200-yard freestyle with a time of 1:55.05. She also qualified for the 500-yard freestyle (5:11.09) and will also anchor the 200-yard and 400-yard freestyle relay teams.
This is the second straight trip for Molln to the state finals.
Alana Telfer also helped Boylan win the section by also qualifying in two individual events for the state meet. The junior won the 100-yard butterfly (58.84) and finished second in the 100-yard backstroke (1:00.58).
The main competition all season long for Molln was Rose Thompson of Byron. Thompson also managed to qualify for two events, the 50-yard freestyle (23.78) and the 100-yard freestyle (52.25).
Other individuals who qualified for the state finals are: Freeport's Sam Sloan in the 200-yard individual medley (2:11.95), Byron's Ciara Lightner in the 100-yard backstroke (1:00.01), and Kelsie Montana of East in the 100-yard breaststroke (1:11.15).
Whitney Johnson of Hononegah won the diving event at the sectional. She automatically advanced to the state meet for winning the event.
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Advocates are challenging a policy authorizing the arrest of individuals resting or sleeping against BART station walls.
The G20 summit meeting in Brisbane has two levels: the overt grandstanding and posturing that politicians love, and a deeper, far more sinister agenda.
Since the beginning of the year, arrests on New York City's subway have increased by 300 percent. The arrests have targeted subway performers and the homeless; they have included low-level crimes and violations such as panhandling and fare dodging; and also involve the NYPD handling MTA's standards of conduct.
Arbitrary rules such as "no sleeping on a subway car in a way that is hazardous or interferes with others" have turned into the NYPD brutally arresting a man on his way home from work in an almost empty subway car. He was later charged with resisting arrest, obstructing governmental administration and violating local law (the MTA rules).
As the Police Reform and Organizing Project's (PROP) Report "A True Tale Of Two Cities" (where they monitored New York City's courts) shows, these instances are not the extremes; they occur frequently. During one day of court monitoring, they found one lawyer who represented four different people for subway arrests because they had a foot on a subway seat: "One case stood out for the attorney: A 22-year-old black male college student with a part-time job, an appropriate ID, and no criminal record, had to spend well over 24 hours in jail. A police officer arrested him when the train was only four stops away from his house."
Liberals tend not to understand conservatives, and their confusion is showing. On the one hand liberals see conservatives in disarray and react with glee at the fragmentation: the Tea Party vs. Libertarians vs. Neocons vs. Wall Street. Eric Cantor, the Republican Majority Leader, brought down by a Tea Party unknown. John Boehner unable to control his majority in the House. Republican primary challenges everywhere.
How is it that promises to help prisoners and former prisoners successfully transition back into their communities turn into frenzies of profiteering fraught with corruption and abuse? How is it that, as a society, we have endorsed the idea that persons in prison or under the control of "community corrections" should be seen as commodities, and that private, for-profit services often rely upon quotas guaranteed by federal or state law or written into contracts?


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Abu Hamza loses bid to have hooks returned, and will now get $19,000 rubber hands... at the U.S. taxpayer's expense
- Hamza arrived in New York over the weekend after he was extradited from Britain to face terror charges
- Without any kind of hand, Hamza is
having to eat all his food with a straw
- It is a result of new rules imposed after a prison security guard was stabbed in the eye with a sharpened comb by a former aide to Osama bin Laden
- Prosthetic expert John N. Billock: 'You could brutalize somebody with it'
New York based prosthetic maker Arimed said the hands would be custom made for Hamza
Hate preacher Abu Hamza is to be given a new set of rubber hands - at cost of over $19,000 to the US taxpayer.
The suspected al-Qaida cheerleader has been told he will not be able to have his usual metal hooks while awaiting trial on terrorism charges.
U.S. authorities consider the hooks a security risk and have refused to hand them back to Hamza after he arrived in New York over the weekend following his extradition from Britain.
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This courtroom drawing shows accused terrorist Abu Hamza al-Masri, centre, in Manhattan federal court in New York, today with his stumps clearly exposed
During his initial court appearance his lawyer Sabrina Shroff asked a judge to return the metal hooks - but was turned down
Hamza, who is being held in the top security Manhattan Metropolitan Correction Centre in New York city, is having to eat all his food through a straw.
Former prison official Jack Donson said: 'I know the corrections officers aren't going to be feeding him, that's for sure.'
Hand for a hook: The suspected al-Qaida cheerleader has been told he will not be able to have his usual metal hooks while awaiting trial on terrorism charges
Prison sources said the refusal to allow Hamza to have his hooks stems from a previous attack at the New York jail on a guard by a terrorism suspect.
In 2000 prison guard Louis Pepe was stabbed in the eye with a sharpened comb by Mamdouh Salim, a former top aide to Osama bin Laden.
US prison authorities will arrange for Hamza to be fitted with a new set of prosthetic hands in the coming weeks.
According to prison sources Hamza will be given a pair of cable operated rubber hands.
New York based prosthetic maker Arimed said the hands would be custom made for Hamza.
Non electric prosthetics costs between $5,000 and $8,000 each, while high spec models featuring sensors can cost up to $55,000.
Hamza, who faces months in jail before being put on trial, will be given the cheaper option, according to law enforcement sources.
'We have people on contract. We'd have someone come in a do it,' said a law enforcement source.
'The rule is you give the guy what they had before. Not anything better.'
Hamza lost his hands after mine exploded while he was fighting the Soviet army in Afghanistan.
Prison: Hamza is now being held in the top security Manhattan Metropolitan Correction Centre in New York City
In the dock: Hamza, pictured with his lawyer Jeremy Schneider, pleaded not guilty to terror charges in a New York court last week
He was extradited to the US after an eight year legal battle on terrorism charged stemming from attempting to open a terror camp in Oregon and assisting in the kidnapping of 16 tourists, including two Americans, in Yemen.
Traci Billingsley, a U.S. Bureau of Prisons spokeswoman, said she cannot provide specific information about individual inmates.
'In general, if an inmate arrives at any of our facilities with a prosthetic that we believe could pose a danger, it would not be permitted inside,' she said.
Billingsley added that the Hamza would be medically evaluated to determine if other devices would be appropriate.
John N. Billock, head of the Orthotics & Prosthetics Rehabilitation Engineering Centre in Warren, Ohio, and a pioneer in the field, said a hook for a hand would 'definitely be considered a weapon.'
'You could brutalize somebody with it,' he said. 'You can put somebody's eyes out or knock out their teeth.'
He said hooks are typically made of stainless steel or aluminum.
The price of prosthetics in place of hands can range from $15,000 to $100,000, he said.
While in Belmarsh prison awaiting extradition Hamza's cell was fitted with special £650 taps so he could use them with his hooks.
The tough measures emerged as Hamza was formally arraigned on the 11 charges which saw him extradited from London to the US on Friday after eight years of resisting.
Yesterday the 54-year-old pleaded not guilty to facilitating violent jihad in Afghanistan and trying to set up a terrorist training camp in Oregon.
He also denied involvement in the 1998 kidnapping in Yemen of Western tourists in which three Britons and an Australian were killed.
Hamza appeared at Manhattan's Federal Court wearing a navy blue jumpsuit with a brown T-shirt underneath, the standard garb of a high security prisoner at the 'Supermax' jail where he is being held.
Crackdown: In 2000 Mamdouh Salim (pictured), a former top aide to Osama bin Laden, stabbed a guard in the eye with a sharpened comb at the same prison
He was not wearing his hooks leaving the stumps clear for the public to see and spoke only once during the 30-minute hearing.
The scale of the investigation was also made clear by prosecutor John Cronan who revealed that the US District Attorney has 8,500 documents, four hard drives and 24 DVDs of evidence against Hamza.
Some of the evidence to be used in the trial may also come from British authorities, although Mr Cronan did not elaborate further.
According to the New York Post US taxpayers are outraged at the prospect of having to pay between £10,000 and £35,000 for a pair of prosthetic arms for Hamza.
Were he to claim his human rights were being infringed, prison staff would be forced to get him a non-threatening pair of rubber hands on cables - but he won't get his hooks back.
A source added that with no hooks Hamza was almost certainly eating through a straw in jail because 'the correction officers aren't going to be feeding him, that's for sure'.
Hamza's laywer Jeremy Schneider said after the hearing that his client was having a 'hard time' in the grim Metropolitan Corrections Centre.
He added that as far as he understood it prison guards had been giving Hamza his hooks back for part of the day but not permanently.
Hamza was one of five people extradited to the US from Britain to face terrorism charges.
Adel Abdel Bary, 52, Khaled al-Fawwaz, 50, Syed Talha Ahsan, 33, and Babar Ahmad, 36, have all plead not guilty to the charges against them.
Hamza will next appear before the court on October 26.
A provisional trial date has been set for him on August 26 next year.
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updated: his official AVTM FaceBook account confirms, w/Pix
Submitted by AnCapMercenary on Wed, 11/06/2013 - 16:46. Permalink
Adam's official AVTM FaceBook page confirms, with a screencap from the official prison release info posted on govt's website: among other cited governmentese semantics alchemy, it also 'orders' him to NOT "possess weapon of any kind"!!!
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** WTF is "any kind"?? A kitchen knife, can be a 'weapon.' So can a pen, or sheared soda can. More moronic terrorist state nonsense.
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Submitted by vinceableworld on Tue, 12/25/2012 - 00:25. Permalink
Perhaps we've got a bit of weight to throw around here at the Daily Paul hmm? Imagine if just by spreading our information out from here we actually put the NRA out of business?
Hey I can dream can't I?
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Tamar Braxton is busy making her rounds before she heads off for the tour to headline with John Legend later this month.
The Love and War singer hit the stage at the Nouveau Casino in Paris, which was a sold out show, and sang her heart out. Tamar performed two of her hit singles off her sophomore album The One and Hot Sugar, but she also decided to cover Rihanna's song Diamonds from her Unapologetic album.
Tamar proves she really has some vocal skills because she slayed that song to the gawds honey. It kinda gave me a Beyoncé Halo kinda feel or maybe even that Ava Maria song she always sings so slow!
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Pro-LGBT Congressman Donald Payne Dies at 77
March 6, 2012 by HRC staff
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Representative Donald Payne, New Jersey's first and only African American congressman, has died of cancer at the age of 77.
Payne served as the ranking member of the Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health and Human Rights and as Chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation. Across his 23 years in House, he also championed equal rights for LGBT individuals, co-sponsoring the Employment Non-Discrimination Act and maintaining a near-perfect ranking on HRC's Congressional Scorecard.
HRC will remember Rep. Payne for his steadfast support in the fight for equality. You can learn more about your own representatives' voting records by viewing HRC's Congressional Scorecard for the 111th Congress.
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In order to get a good head start on the day, you need to lay the groundwork the night before. Extreme Productivity author and Harvard Business School lecturer Robert Pozen says in the New York Post:
"The night before, go over your schedule and see what you're going to do and what the purpose of what you're doing is," Pozen says. "I advocate having a two-column schedule. On the left, put down all your appointments and phone calls. On the right, put down what the purpose is. [Ask] what am I trying to get out of this?"
His other advice for productive mornings is far simpler: Lay out your clothes the night before, so you don't have to think about it and can start the day with ease. "I'm a great advocate of being boring in the morning," Pozen says.
Having a thorough understanding of the goals of your appointments means greater effectiveness (and stripping away the unnecessary). The fewer unrelated distractions and decisions you have to make in the morning, the more mental bandwidth you have to focus on the things that matter.
"It's easy to miss the real point of our lives even as we're living them," writes Arianna Huffington in her book Thrive. "And it is very telling what we don't hear in eulogies." Those things include making senior vice president, sacrificing kids' Little League games to go over those numbers one more time, or my personal favorite: "she dealt with every email in her inbox every night."
"You never hear, 'George increased market share by 30 percent,'" Huffington said at a recent event at Soho House in New York City. What you do hear in eulogies, she says, are stories of "small kindnesses."
It's well known that details make good art great. Subtle word choices separate great poets from amateurs. Small flourishes define superlative architecture. Tiny considerations make products world-class ("Jobs spent days agonizing over just how rounded the corners should be," writes Walter Isaacson about the Apple II in Steve Jobs).
I think the same can be said about building a great business. Tiny considerations in the interactions companies have with their customers are all about focusing on people before profits—and, paradoxically, this can yield huge returns. This is the mentality that Wharton professor Adam Grant talks about in his research on corporate "givers" versus "takers." In various now-famous studies in his book Give and Take, Grant has shown that the most successful people in the workplace tend to be the ones who give selflessly to others without expectation of returned favors. Research by Jim Stengel, former global marketing head at Procter & Gamble, shows that this also works at a corporate level. Businesses "center[ed] on improving people's lives outperform their competitors," he writes, after studying a decade of market performance of fifty thousand brands.
In Thrive, Huffington argues that power and money have too long been life's main yardsticks of success, and that we should measure our achievements instead by four new metrics: Wisdom, Wonder, Well-Being, and Giving. If the eulogy test is an indication, Giving is likely the most memorable of the four.
"It's tempting to reserve the giver label for larger-than-life heroes such as Mother Teresa or Mahatma Gandhi, but being a giver doesn't require extraordinary acts of sacrifice," Grant writes in Give and Take. "It just involves a focus on acting in the interests of others."
This is an excerpt from 99U's new book, Make Your Mark. It features 21 essays and interviews on building a creative business with impact, including the full text of this essay by Contently co-founder and journalist Shane Snow.
Over on Inc., Neil Patel, co-founder of KISSmetrics, shares 16 tips for getting 90 percent of your work done in the morning, after which you can push back from your desk to enjoy a leisurely lunch.
His approach is built on the Pareto principle, which holds that 80 percent of your results come from 20 percent of your efforts. Arrange the layout of your work day by front-loading, so that you're executing the meat of your workload when you're freshest and firing on all cylinders.
A few favorites from his suggestions:
Schedule your day the night before. Every day, you should list all your tasks and when you're going to do them the following day. You will not be productive unless you plan out everything you're going to do the next morning. Quick tip: Don't schedule too much. Keep your to-do schedule light to actually accomplish real work.
Make 60-second decisions. Decision making is a time-draining vortex. When you're faced with a decision in the course of your work, give yourself a one-minute limit. Your decision will be just as good, but it will take less time.
Do your writing early on. Writing is one of the most mentally demanding tasks. However, writing also has the power of focusing your brain and improving your productivity. Do you writing early in the day, and you'll improve both the quality of your writing and the rest of your day.
Reward yourself at a certain time. Set the clock–a countdown timer if you have to. At a certain point, you're going to stop. So, stop. Break out the kazoos, throw some confetti, and do your happy dance. It's time to reward yourself.
What better motivation than a refreshing mid-day break and the knowledge that you've drilled through the bulk of your workload? You'll be primed to zero in on the remaining 10 percent.
Conventional wisdom holds that the higher echelons of any industry are populated by people who never quit. But writer and designer Sarah Kathleen Peck suggests that quitting is not only OK, it can be richly constructive.
In a post on Medium, Peck describes what she learned from observing her enduring pattern of enthusiastically starting projects, pausing partway through, and beating herself up for failing to ship:
What was happening? Why was I quitting? Life happened. Things got hard, they got rough: deadlines built up. Real work pulled me in. The need to take a run and take care of my body surfaced. The competing pulls of attention and focus and deadlines wrapped me in their compelling arms. But something else was happening, too. Ten days of paper-crafting…led me to building an entirely new online program of my own.
Skimming the lessons in a business-building mastermind opened up a new way of creating sales pages. Reading half of a book propelled me into my next project. And then it hit me: what if I was getting exactly what I needed?
The idea is that quitting can beneficially lead to embarking on a different project that's informed and nourished by the abandoned one. Peck suggests that it's possible the ego is the only part of ourselves that actually cares about finishing, at least when it comes to exploratory creative work:
You don't have to do everything to get something out of it…. No one said you have to get 100% done and be perfect to enjoy the fruits of your progress.
If you're working on something that's not beholden to someone else's deadline or parameters, don't finish for the sake of finishing. Quit to see what space you've opened up for something even greater.
On the commentary track (around 5:11) for Pixar's animated film, WALL-E, director and writer Andrew Stanton discusses how the creative process can sometimes lead you to unexpected places and hard decisions:
I always sort of always equate story development to an archaeological dig, in that you kind of know the dinosaur you want to dig up and where it is. You pick a piece on the ground and you start digging and you bring up bones and you start trying to piece together this dinosaur or the story you're trying to find, but you just don't have much say about which bones you're going to get and what bones they are…
Stanton understands that sometimes everything about your dig will point to a tyrannosaurus rex. Then at the last minute you'll dig up something and realize all your bones were backwards and you actually have a stegosaurus. He asks the hard question: do you shift everything around at the last minute to show a stegosaurus or do you just force it to be a tyrannosaurus rex?
Even if it extends the deadline, it's better to realign your project then to force it to be something it's not. When the creative process takes your concept for a spin, go with it. Stanton concludes, "I am very, very lucky that I work for a place that encourages last minutes ideas."
Jason Norcross, executive creative director at advertising agency 72andSunny, knows that when you have too many ideas or options, it's easy to overanalyze every option before making a decision. In an interview with Fast Company, he says the best option is just to pick one and see what happens:
The best way to learn, create and move forward is to be decisive. It's OK to be wrong, but make a decision because then you'll learn. At least you'll know you're wrong and can move on. As opposed to just over-thinking and debating things… If it seems like it's meeting the brief and it's the right thing to do, then pursue it. If it doesn't come to life for whatever reason, then reboot and go in a new direction.
When you spend so much time trying to decide what the best direction is, you burn people out and stop making progress. No one has time for that. Select an idea that fits the solution and leave time to try another idea if it doesn't work out. If something is going to fail, it's better to find out sooner than later so you can change direction.
Lost productivity is costly. According to multiple research studies, the average person receives more than 304 business emails a week. The average worker checks their inbox 36 times in an hour, and then spends about 16 minutes refocusing after handling incoming email. The studies show that the annual productivity costs per employee are $1250 for spam emails, $1800 for unnecessary emails, and $2100-$4100 just for poorly written ones.
Founder, and the author of Work Simply, Carson Tate, explains:
"We are all bogged down by the sheer volume of email we receive and to which we must respond. That volume grows even more daunting because so much of that communication is unclear, ambiguous and flat out sloppy. These sloppy emails waste your time. And they cost you hours each week. Which means they're also costing you money."
She suggests that we can dramatically reduce the volume of email messages we receive by crafting email messages using the key foundations of journalism: who, what, why, and how. It may seem obvious, but utilizing all four in one emails ensures that your message is understood upon the first read, and does not require multiple back and forth emails asking clarifying questions.
Who? This breaks down into two sub-questions: "Who needs to respond to, take action on, or make a decision about this information?" Put their name(s) on the to: line. "Who needs to know this information?" Put their name(s) on the cc: line.
Why? Look back at the names on the to: line and the cc: line. For each name, ask yourself, "Why is this person involved in the project?"…Make sure the tone, style, and content of your email matches up—just as you would choose appropriate words, tone, and body language if you were sitting across a table from them and discussing the topic in person…
What? "What is the purpose of the email?…What are the key facts? What references or research data need to be included?"…
How? Ask yourself, "How do I want recipients to respond?" Describe this explicitly in your email. If there's a deadline, say so. If you want an email response, say that…Never assume that people will understand what you want—tell them as straightforwardly as possible.


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Levasseur's complaint was investigated by the Attorney General's office at Manchester Chief David Mara's request. Contrary to Levasseur's claims, the AG's office found that Manchester police investigated the allegation and referred it to the Hooksett Police Department, as the abuse allegedly happened in that town. A Hooksett police officer interviewed Soucy's ex-girlfriend and tried to follow up with her the next business day to see if she wanted to press charges. She did not respond to several attempts to contact her. Fearing for the woman's safety, the officer asked the Manchester police to check on her. Two officers conducted a well check, and Levasseur later claimed that this attempt to protect his client was actually an attempt to intimidate her. The AG's report found no grounds to substantiate any of Levasseur's claims.
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Philip Blackett is familiar with the talk about Memphis' "brain drain." As the story goes, many of the city's students graduate from Memphis and Shelby County high schools and depart for college outside of Memphis – and Tennessee – to get their degrees, with no plans of ever coming back to their hometown.
A 2003 graduate of Memphis University School, Blackett is determined to do his part to reverse the so-called brain drain by adding value back into his hometown, even when he's no longer in Memphis.
Blackett attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill on a full academic scholarship. After graduating from college, he worked on Wall Street and within the Fortune 100 in New York City. Most recently, he worked in Memphis at FedEx. This month, he is packing his bags yet again to leave Memphis to pursue his MBA at Harvard Business School in Cambridge, Mass.
How is this unlike any other brain-drain scenario?
Earlier this summer, Blackett started a business called Magnetic Interviewing, LLC. He was inspired by his late grandmother, a retired Memphis City Schools teacher, who passed away in 2011 from a tough battle with pancreatic cancer. The mission of Magnetic Interviewing, LLC is to help at least 12,000 young people ace their interviews, so they can get accepted into their dream schools and get hired by their dream jobs and internships.
"I see this venture as an opportunity to pay it forward to the next generation the same way that many people – like my grandmother – helped me to succeed when I was younger," said Blackett. "I want to be able to help my hometown that has given so much to me by helping young people in Memphis achieve their dreams too."
Blackett is now running a crowd-funding campaign on www.Help12K.com to help raise funds in preparation for the fall when high school seniors start preparing for college applications.
"Because the application process has become much more competitive than when I was in high school, the interview has become a much more important factor than ever before. I want to help equip our young people with strategies and best practices that I used to ace my interviews, so they can do the same thing too," Blackett said.
He has quite a strong track record when it comes to interviews. Not only did he do well enough in his interview at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to get accepted with a full scholarship, Blackett also aced his interviews to get accepted into such schools as Harvard University, Brown University, the University of Pennsylvania and Yale University.
However, his interview preparation isn't limited to only high school seniors applying to college.
"Interviews are becoming more of a staple in our lives. Whether applying to college, graduate school, scholarships, summer internships or jobs, we more than likely have to go through the interview first to become successful," he said.
While Blackett is studying at Harvard Business School, his business will be able to teach young people regardless of their location because his interviewing-skills training will primarily be based online.
"In 2014, more people are connected to the Internet whether at home or through their mobile devices. We want to make it easy for young people to access our trainings, so they can learn what it takes to ace their interviews and achieve what they want."
Magnetic Interviewing, LLC seeks to help improve young people's interviewing skills through an interactive strategy guide, over 40 tutorial videos & audios, a group coaching webinar series, and personalized mock interviews by Blackett and his team.
"Enjoyed the presentation! Concise and to-the-point advice (that's) easy to remember," said Stephen Crawford, talking about the benefit he received. "Conversational speaking tone. It was 'real' – not your typical interview speech."
A.J. Hafele said more people to hear Blackett's presentation.
"I thought that the style of presentation was excellent (using personal examples, group interactions and humor). Excellent session…"
Young people can access a free 7-Video "How to ACE Your Interview" boot camp that is accessible via email and smartphone.
Why offer the free boot camp?
"One of the main goals is to be able to provide significant value whether someone can afford our offerings or not. With this free video boot camp, I'm sharing some of my best content where someone who may be short on funds can still learn some valuable strategies to ace their upcoming interview."
He also plans to deliver keynotes and advanced interviewing workshops to schools, career centers and non-profits when he's available. And he hopes that Memphis becomes a significant portion of the 12,000 young people that he is trying to help.
"Magnetic Interviewing is here for the long term. We're focused on building and sustaining our business to help thousands of young people in cities like Memphis for years to come, whether I'm in Memphis, Boston or another city. My commitment is helping our young people become more competitive and achieve their academic and professional dreams," he said.
"It's all about paying it forward and inspiring other up-and-coming young people to find ways to continue contributing to our city, regardless of their physical location."
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So says Maine Republican legislator Scott Lansley, who sponsored the resolution barring his state from issuing a national ID.
So says the governor of Montana to the Department of Homeland Security mandate that he issue a national ID card.
At his press conference announcing the REAL ID Act last week, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said:
We are not going to have a national database. REAL ID does not require that states start to collect additional information from applicants that they have not already created. We are not going to wind up making this information available willy-nilly. In fact, the steps we are taking under REAL ID will enhance and protect privacy rather than degrade and impair privacy.
…[A]mong the things we're doing under REAL ID is requiring that state motor vehicle agencies have in place background checks and security plans for their databases at – in terms of the motor vehicle information. Traditionally, again and again we have seen corruption at motor vehicle agencies leading to people improperly disseminating personal information. These security plans and these background checks will actually minimize the risk that employees will improperly take that information and disseminate it.
Meanwhile, Section 508 of the Court Security Improvement Act of 2007, signed into law by President Bush last week, allows federal judges and Supreme Court Justices to withhold their addresses from the REAL ID database system, giving the addresses of their courts instead.
The federal judiciary evidently doesn't trust Secretary Chertoff's assurances.
Today, the Department of Homeland Security issued final regulations implementing the REAL ID Act, our moribund national ID law that several states have already refused to implement.
The regulations, in two parts, can be found here and here.
I will have more to say after studying them, but the House Committee on Homeland Security's chairman has already registered his preliminary objections. Cost issues, the difficulty of implementing this national ID, and privacy issues concern Chairman Thompson, who notes that DHS has spent close to $300 million on programs that have been discontinued because of failure to adhere to privacy laws and regulations.
REAL ID is, of course, a wasteful affront to privacy whether or not DHS follows all the rules. The department is not in a position to correct the errors in this fundamentally misguided policy.
The case of Crawford v. Marion County Election Board is being argued in the Supreme Court tomorrow. In a TechKnowledge commentary out today, I argue that the voter ID debate is largely a tempest in a teapot. But teapots can boil over … .
… the British government is ditching the words "War on Terror."
This somewhat cryptic blog post at Wired reflects the delight of Roger Clarke that the Australian national ID card has been dropped by the incoming government. Clarke wrote an article in 1994 that is probably fairly regarded as the foundation of identification theory. I expanded on his thinking in my book, Identity Crisis.
In related news, Montana Senators Max Baucus and Jon Tester put language prohibiting the expenditure of federal funds for development of a national ID card in the omnibus spending bill Congress passed last week. Because the Department of Homeland Security denies that REAL ID is a national ID, this language is probably hortatory during the current administration.
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We previously addressed The dead-end Case for Reparations, Ta-Nehisi Coates' backwards looking road to nowhere:
Coates never gives the answer as to who gets what and how.
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The 15,000+ word essay by Ta-Nehisi Coates in The Atlantic, The Case for Reparations, is getting completely predictable reactions.
It's looooong, which gives it a perceived weight which just is not there.
In fact, there's not much new there, except for historical anecdotes shedding detail but not light on what we already knew to be the history of slavery, segregation and discrimination:
… the crime with which reparations activists charge the country implicates more than just a few towns or corporations. The crime indicts the American people themselves, at every level, and in nearly every configuration. A crime that implicates the entire American people deserves its hearing in the legislative body that represents them.
…. No one can know what would come out of such a debate. Perhaps no number can fully capture the multi-century plunder of black people in America. Perhaps the number is so large that it can't be imagined, let alone calculated and dispensed. But I believe that wrestling publicly with these questions matters as much as—if not more than—the specific answers that might be produced. An America that asks what it owes its most vulnerable citizens is improved and humane. An America that looks away is ignoring not just the sins of the past but the sins of the present and the certain sins of the future. More important than any single check cut to any African American, the payment of reparations would represent America's maturation out of the childhood myth of its innocence into a wisdom worthy of its founders.
Coates never gives the answer as to who gets what and how.
And that's ultimately the problem with reparations arguments that are not based upon the people causing the harm paying the people directly harmed by specific conduct soon after the conduct is remedied.
We previously covered the revocation of Ayaan Hirsi Ali's invitation to be the Commencement speaker at Brandeis University as part of a larger effort to brand the defense of women's rights in the Muslim world as "Islamophobic":
That's a rough paraphrase of the Commencement address at Haverford College yesterday, via The Blaze:
After more than 40 Haverford College students and three professors protested an invitation...
The fragile college student mind is getting more fragile by the day.
As if the normal run of political correctness were not enough, we now have "Trigger Warnings" — the notion that students need to be warned that the material they are about to read in class may "trigger" emotional upset.
The concept...
Last week we featured Mark Steyn's column about forced intellectual conformity on campus:
Universities are no longer institutions of inquiry but 'safe spaces' where delicate flowers of diversity of race, sex, orientation, 'gender fluidity' and everything else except diversity of thought have to be protected from exposure to any unsafe ideas….
As American...
From Mark Steyn, The slow death of free speech – Must we celebrate diversity by enforcing conformity?
What all the above stories have in common, whether nominally about Israel, gay marriage, climate change, Islam, or even freedom of the press, is that one side has cheerfully swapped that apocryphal Voltaire quote about...
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I've been thinking about what to say regarding the decision of Brandeis University to withdraw an invitation to Ayaan Hirsi Ali for an Honorary Degree.
It comes on the heels of attempts to keep The Honor Diaries off campus, The silence of Western feminists is deafening.
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When I saw this segment on The O'Reilly Factor about student grievances at Dartmouth, I thought is was just more of the same.
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Read it for yourself at the...
A narrative is emerging that the entire Brendan Eich evisceration campaign was a public relations stunt by OKCupid. That narrative is emerging from the left, based on facts uncovered by the right.
Chuck Ross of The Daily Caller was the first to report that the founder...
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How does classifying most consensual sex as rape help rape victims?
As a lawyer who has handled rape and sexual harassment cases, I can't imagine how. But this radical result is what some want to happen in California.
In endorsing a bill in the California legislature that would require "affirmative consent" before sex...
In my post, Microaggression Mania: McGill U. student leader apologizes for .gif of Obama kicking open door, I noted how student leader Brian Farnan was mandated to issue an apology for sending a GIF taken from a Jay Leno parody of Obama kicking open a door at the end of a...


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Kalpa De Silva, M.B.B.S., of King's College London, and colleagues conducted a retrospective study involving 660 patients who underwent PCI with previous left ventricular function assessment. Of these, 221 patients had previously undergone coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG). Blinded observers calculated the BCIS-JS before (BCIS-JSPRE) and after (BCIS-JSPOST) PCI, and the extent of revascularization was quantified using the revascularization index (RI; RI = [BCIS-JSPRE − BCIS-JSPOST]/BCIS-JSPRE).
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April 03rd, 1967
Jimi Hendrix participates in a photo shoot at the Fleet Street offices of the Daily Mirror in London.
April 03rd, 1967
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