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How to Write a Resume That Kicks Robot Butt
An infographic illustrated by Hire Right suggests that approximately 95% of large organizations (almost all Fortune 500 companies) and 50% of mid-size organizations use ATS's. They also note that ATS's are able to kick out approximately 75% of resumes. Some of the traditional resume writing rules may not be able to compete with "Mr. Roboto".
Here are tips to help you whip your resume into shape to kick some robot butt:
• A two page resume is okay. However, your resume should only include information most relevant to the job description. So, don't beef it up with fluff.
• Use a "Summary of Qualifications" or an "Executive Summary" listing qualifications and skills relative to the position.
• Format your "Professional Experience" as such: employer name first, your position title second, and dates of employment third (include Months & Years). Too often, applicants use outdated templates that still show your dates of employment may be listed on the left. Whether it is a human or a robot that reviews your resume, it is recommended that your dates of employment are noted on the right side of the document.
• Infuse keywords and phrases from the job description throughout your resume.
• Avoid using headers, footers, tables, graphics, colors or logos.
• Avoid using fancy fonts. Stick with Arial, Tahoma, Helvetica or Veranda.
• Regardless of whether you're submitting your resume to a human or a robot, avoid spelling and grammar errors and use proper punctuation.
• Avoid acronyms. Spell out titles like Certified Professional Accountant for instance rather than noting it is as CPA.
• Avoid uploading your resume as a PDF file as certain software may not be able to read this format.
In order to stand out and beat the competition and kick robot butt, It is important that your resume is optimized to this increasingly popular technology so that you can land interviews. Ideally, you should have multiple versions and multiple formats of your resume customized to each job description and company culture.
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Practical Science on Movement and Pain
Practical Science on Movement and Pain
Excellent post Todd!
The fact that the mind is in fact nothing but matter, nerve matter that is, and not a mysterious spirit helps to grasp how it actually interacts with the body. It also helps to realise its limitations
Thanks Frederic!
Com. Todd,
How do you think that the visualization techniques that athletes often practice fit into this discussion? For example, a weightlifter spending hours visualizing himself setting a PR with perfect technique.
Com. Brad,
Thanks for the comment!
That's a great example of something where you could confuse science with voodoo. Science says that visualizing an activity can make you more skilled in the activity. It might also say that visualizing winning could improve performance by giving you more confidence which could put you in a better emotional state for the competition, maybe less stressed. Some people will hear these facts and get confused and think they prove the law of attraction. They might think that if I really believe in something enough it will come true, or that I shape reality with my thoughts and intentions. That would be totally earth shattering news, but there's no reason to believe that. The truth is far more boring – visualizing will just make you a little more skilled and confident – it won't work magic.
What do you think?
Completely agree, Todd. I can see how people would take visualization to these extremes. It does seem to help, sometimes more, sometimes less, but it is not a "visualize your own reality" thing. It's a tool that helps a little but it is not magic.
Another interesting blog todd. On a more general point…… Having read you web site i agree with much of what you say and think you articulate it well. You talk a lot about boy maps and increasing S1 awareness of relevant body parts to increase function and decrease pain and the sensory/ motor mismatch. Do you use graded motor imagery or 2 point discriminatory training at all to help you?
Thanks David,
I don't use either of those two techniques, have you had success with them?
Good post. I'd figured this out, but couldn't express it clearly, so reading this was really helpful.
I've noticed this about a lot of the new age philosophy and other spiritual statements -that they were metaphors that could be interpreted more than one way.
Especially noticed with alternative health – that there is a vagueness to why/how things work – what does that explanation really mean?
Not sure you can subscribe to alternative health without subscribing to the New Age world view. This after having been a proponent of it for 8 years or so. Finally walked away from it.
Thanks Walter,
The alternative health care world is certainly quite infected with new age thinking but that doesn't mean to me that it isn't useful. Bodywork is alternative healthcare and might be very helpful. Further, even if a bodyworker has an unscientific explanation for why their method works, that often doesn't prevent them from being an excellent therapist.
It can be useful. I wouldn't have stuck with it for 8 years if it was completely useless. I just found that its proponents (like proponents of anything) over promised and under delivered.
Alternative health care providers also don't seem to know when they are in their circle of competence and when they are not. This is not just limited to them, but I found this to be a big thing where a provider could help me with one thing and then claim to be able to help me in other areas where they were clueless.
Agreed. If you don't know the reason why your therapy works, then you don't know its limits.
I was going to make what was implicit in my comment explicit, but you have done that for me.
I agree with you Todd. The visualizing that I've done with sports has usually been helpful, mostly at building confidence and maybe improving technique. There have been plenty of times when it hasn't worked at all!
Did you do visualizing for swimming? I know lots of olympic sports use it, skiers especially I think.
[…] a previous post I introduced the concept of a deepity. Deepity is term coined by Dan Dennett to describe a somewhat […]
I believe that the best approach to health encompass both conventional and alternative means. From experience, for example, I have observed that healing after surgery can be hastened by preparing not only the patient's body but the mind, as well.
Part of the problem is that we instinctively cling to mind body dualism – where the mind and the body are treated as distinct entities. Even though this has long been scientifically dismissed, this attitude still permeates our attitudes to health – we have "mental health" provision, we have specialists in physical ailments, but there is a pretty woeful overlap between the two (you only have to look at how badly the NHS caters for counselling or CBT provision – even though it's recommended by NICE for a whole host of conditions…)
So it should be no surprise that the mind can effect the body and the body can effect the mind – they are simply both part of the same system.
Now, of course I agree that some New Agers may take this to the extreme by therefore claiming that the mind can "heal" pretty much anything – which is of course not true, but i think that the pendulum at the moment is still too far towards the "anything to do with the mind is bunk…" school of thought….so even a minor correction here would be welcome.
With regards to medical evidence for the mindbody links – i posted this on the other sarno blog, and i think it's relevant here too – there is a comprehensive list of abstracts which look at the evidence for mindbody techniques here:
[…] that makes a lot of sense (though perhaps not intuitively, initially). I was particularly fond of this post from a few months ago, in which Todd explains the distinction between the "mind body […]
[…] Article courtesy of Better Movement […]
I just stumbled on this blog, and thought I'd like to comment. Firstly, I'm very largely in agreement with Todd, and find the ideas of 'deepity' novel and interesting. Still, there's a slight aura of unreality around most discussions of the mind/body relationship, and this is true even of this one. He says, for instance:
..neuroscience has now proven that brain activity interacts with the body through the nervous system, issuing motor commands, and controlling numerous other aspects of physiology.
Did we need neuroscience to tell us this? Well, maybe. There was a time when we thought that the heart was the seat of the soul, so maybe if we regard neuroscience as originating somewhere in the 17th Century then Todd is right. But heart or brain is a just a matter of topography. The problem today – and it is one that many of the most ardent anti-dualists suffer from – is that we think about the mind and body in exactly the way we have since Descartes, but just rename the former 'brain'. The conceptual framework hasn't changed, and all the problems that beset classic dualism still beset the modern brain/body dualism, but are obscured by the patina of materialism that appears to unite them.
We will only start making real progress when we give up any idea of the 'mind' (or brain) interacting with the 'body' and recognise that a human being is a psychophysical unity. To be sure, the brain has a particularly privileged role, and we wouldn't be capable of sophisticated human powers of abstract thought and representation without our highly developed frontal cortex. Nevertheless it is not the brain that thinks and feels; it is the person. Our 'minds' don't interact with our 'bodies', rather we are conscious bodies: conscious beings.
It is this failure to really grasp the nettle that allows common sense and good science to be hijacked by delusional fantasists about the power of the 'mind'. Embodied beings will obviously express how they think in their bodily actions (duhh!), but it is only if you allow the 'mind' some sort of separate identity from the 'body' (which brain/body dualism continues tacitly to do) that you appear to give licence to those who want this special entity to be able to act on the world in some other way than through the normal means of our own bodies.
Thanks for giving me the space to sound off about this!
Hi Todd
Thanks for your response. Again, I largely agree with you. The problem we are facing today is that (nearly) everyone knows that the old Cartesian mind/body distinction is obsolete. Everything we see at every level of enquiry overspills it. But when we try to capture this, when we reach for conceptual tools to accommodate it, we actually continue to perpetuate the same underlying framework of thinking the data renders obsolete. So we say that the 'mind' affects the 'body' more than we thought, or vice versa. This is fine for everyday, casual conversation, but it is worse than useless for science. We are trying to do 21st Century science with 17th Century conceptual tools.
Part of my point was that we think we've overcome this dualism because we replace the word 'mind' with the word 'brain', but this compounds the error. At least classic dualism attributed person-level properties, like thought and feeling, to an entity that could properly be held to possess them i.e. a rational, non-extended mind –even though that was a mysterious metaphysical entity. When dualism proved inadequate, we basically had a choice: attribute those properties to the person as a whole – an embodied rational-emotive being, or attribute them to a part of the person that could more or less take over the role the 'mind' occupied in classic dualism, i.e. the brain. The first choice would have entailed a more holistic, person-centred approach to understanding human activity, one that would have to overcome the division between the objective (third person, dispassionate observer) and the subjective (first person, engaged agent), and this was far too big a step for a culture that was desperate to make the human sciences look as much like the physical sciences as possible. So we took the second route and tried, vainly, to objectify the mind, by identifying it with the brain. The result? An enormous amount of information and ever dwindling comprehension.
Wittgenstein said in 1953:
"The confusion and barrenness of psychology is not to be explained by calling it a "young science"; its state is not comparable with that of physics, for instance, in its beginnings… For in psychology there are experimental methods and conceptual confusion." (Philosophical Investigations p. 232)
This is as true today as it was then. And it doesn't just apply to psychology; it applies to every discipline that concerns itself with the active whole human being. There are a lot of moves in the right direction: Feldenkrais, which you teach, and Alexander, which I teach, to name but a couple. And I came to your blog from the SomaSimple forum which seems to be well along a similar path, so far as I can tell. But even so, the conceptual frameworks still remain stubbornly 17th Century. For all the glittering new ideas and techniques we have developed, we are unable to knit all these different disciplines into a coherent scientific conception of the self.
This conception has to start with the idea of the person as an original unity, and view sub-personal processes from that perspective, instead of doing what we do now: starting with the sub-personal processes and trying to reconstruct the person from them. It's like, to borrow again from Wittgenstein, trying to mend a spider's web with your fingers.
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Books now outnumber games in App Store
In what is almost certainly a surprising development to most people, even avid Apple-watchers, the number of books available in the Apple App Store has now exceeded the number of games there.
The Apple App Store has long been known for the huge number of games that are available for download, a fact which has caused the iPhone not a little reputation trouble in becoming a mobile device for business. If that reputation has rankled you, there is now reason to rejoice. The iPhone appears to be changing from a game-centric device to a book-centric device, which may be a bit more of an acceptable image in the board room. The news comes in a report by Mobclix via a Guardian article, in which the number of available books in the App Store number over 27,000 while the number of games available number approximately 24,400.
Dan Franklin, digital editor of Scottish publisher Canongate is impressed. He says, "The iPhone has always been perceived as a games-centric device, so the idea that books are outranking games is very exciting. Initially books weren't seen as being top of the pile, but with the launch of the iBookstore imminent, Apple is now taking more notice of book submissions. With the iPad due next month, and Google looking like they're going to launch their Google Editions, this is the key year for electronic books." Many representatives from the book industry would agree. These books will all be viewable on the iPad tablet, a device which is being seen as a bit of a savior by the publishing industry.
The inclusion of 27,000 books in the App Store can be seen as a precursor of what will happen on the iPad when it is released next month. Many of the books currently in the App Store are free downloads, something that will not be true when the big titles from the big publishers hit the streets in iPad "" iPhone format. But that is when the number of available books for Apple mobile devices will really start to grow. One wonders how long it will be before the number of books in the iBookstore will outnumber the number of apps in the App Store.


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Vitamin D Supplements Can Prevent and Treat Breast Cancer
Two new vitamin D studies using a sophisticated form of analysis called meta-analysis, in which data from multiple reports is combined, have revealed new prescriptions for possibly preventing up to half of the cases of breast cancer and two-thirds of the cases of colorectal cancer in the United States. The work was conducted by a core team of cancer prevention specialists at the Moores Cancer Center at University of California, San Diego (UCSD), and colleagues from both coasts.
These two studies are in addition to the more than 60 epidemiology studies conducted over the last 30 years that have indicated that Vitamin D deficiency is associated with an increased risk of more than 16 different types of cancer.
The new research indicates that keeping your Vitamin D3 blood serum levels at 60- 80 ng/ml makes it difficult for breast cells to mutate, the first step in the development of cancer, and that maintaining a level of 60-80 ng/ml of vitamin D3 in your blood will result in a 75% reduction in the number of deaths from invasive cancer and 50,000 fewer cases of invasive breast cancer per year in North America, beginning in 2012.
The breast cancer study, published online in the current issue of the Journal of Steroid Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, pooled dose-response data from two earlier studies – the Harvard Nurses Health Study and the St. George's Hospital Study – and found that individuals with the highest blood levels of 25-hydroxyvitamin D, or 25(OH)D, had the lowest risk of breast cancer.
Comparing women with the lowest and highest levels of vitamin D, there was a almost a 70% reduction of the risk of developing breast cancer in those with the highest levels.
Breast cancer patients with low levels of vitamin D and followed for up to eleven years had a 70% greater chance of dying and twice the rate of developing metastasis than did patients with high levels of vitamin D.
A placebo controlled study has now confirmed these findings. In the study Vitamin D supplements reduced the incidence of cancer was reduced by as much as 77% compared to patients who were given placebo (sugar pill).
In an additional study, Yin L and colleagues from the German Cancer Research Center in Heidelberg, Germany conducted a meta-analysis of epidemiological studies on the association between serum vitamin D and the risk of breast cancer; simply put, they found that deficient concentrations of the vitamin in the blood was linked to a higher risk of the disease.
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Bradbury & Bradbury exhibit & lecture
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I wanted to let our Northern California readers know about an exhibit that features 19 wonderful old vintage wallpapers from our historic archives. These are on display at the historic Commonwealth Club in San Francisco from April 6 through May 29, (there are more details and directions included with the link). These unique vintage wallpapers will be accompanied by the lecture "If Walls Could Talk" which I will be delivering at the Club on Tuesday, April 28 at 6:00 p.m. This lecture will also be followed by a question & answer session (bring the answers along with you!) If you have an interest in design, or the history and changes in wallpaper through the last five centuries we hope you can attend!
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We had our first fight, if you could call it that.
More like a breakdown of emotion; crumbling under self-imposed pressures and truths we refuse to accept.
You confessed to me, in the heat of your moment, things I didn't think you knew.
I can't do this.
Now I'm the one backing away, unlatching myself from loads too heavy.
I don't want to do this.
We promised not to get this far, to do these things and share these thoughts. The waters of destiny dissolved our arbitrary plans.
And what of the barriers? Will our Berlin crumble as well?
I should not be doing this.
Old promises echo, reminding me of past mistakes.
You hear your own skeletons, rattling their bones in warning.
I don't know about this.
You feel too warm, too secure, too right. Your flaws are too apparent.
Hide them so that I may claim I was misled, beguiled.
Take it all back. Your intrigue, your hope.
Should we do this?
It's too late for maybes. It is done. We've succumb to the nature of this beast.
With much resistance we are consumed.
This isn't right.
How could you invade me like this? Surely I know better. Surely you know too.
We shouldn't feel like this. We both know what hurt is. I don't want to be torn apart again.
I love you.
Those words sicken me but it's coming with time. Overused and cliché.
I promise to keep fighting. I vow not to fall. I swear to hide the bruises when I land.
As if it never happened we will pretend. You should pretend too. Stop giving yourself away in those rare moments.
This is right.
Neither of us expected this.
We won't stop.
Certain things are out of our control.


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'manufactured reality' its disgusting how blind this world truly is
An anti-western documentary, allegedly leaked to a South Korean tourist by...424K views superchief.tv
'manufactured reality' its disgusting how blind this world truly is
Wow thank you for this video
but what if the media-gods want us to believe that this is what the NK believe? :P
come on
on the money
Stumblegods, I thank you for this video.
IF anyone watched this and didn't know who made it many of them would be wholeheartedly agreeing.. once they found out it was made in N Korea I'd expect them to deny they ever agreed with it, superb!!
"..shopping for babies" haha, that idea of consumers having a junk diet of news - U.S. celebrities adopting babies from other countries - was mocked in the film, "God Bless America" too.
This is crazy stuff. Eye opening, yet familiar to what we hear about other cultures.
While this film really is the pot calling the kettle black, it is always interesting to see another culture's view on your own. Especially when they very bluntly point out everything wrong with it. While this film about propaganda in the west is most assuredly propaganda itself, the truths it has are hard-hitting.
Addendum: for those of you who say this whole thing is bullshit because of the part about Arnold Schwarzenegger, think about this: Do you think the general populace of North Korea knows about the law preventing someone not born in the US from becoming president? Or that Schwarzenegger was born outside the US for that matter? I doubt it, and the creators of this film did use this ignorance as a tool to polarize them more against the west. But honestly, even if he were legally able to become president, do you really think people would vote for him after that scandal?
Very interesting. A lot of good and accurate points.
Stopped watching as they said Arnold will never be President because he fathered another child with his housekeeper. WRONG! He will never be President because he was not born in America. While I'm sure there is some truth in this video most of it will be lies. It's just easier to convince people with a lie it you put little snips of truth in it.
they called shwartzenegger and reagan b grade actors, this propaganda video is propaganda
It's fascinating that North Korean propaganda films about Americans are in large part truthful.
âoeThis is a film about psychological warfare. A specific type of warfare designed to distract, misinform, and anesthetize the brain. It has many disguises, and is used against every one of them.â
The tactics of fear and religion to manipulate the masses, as well as a complicit, paid-off media used by the the 1% to show you what they want you to see, and teach you what they want you to believe, from a very early age, while giving you colorful distractions to keep you from thinking about the bigger problems, are all touched upon.


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PRIMARY & UPPER ELEMENTARY: Angry Birds! Help Your Child Manage Anger
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Does your child manifest anger in disruptive or destructive ways? Learn the strategies to instill more positive behavior.
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But the questions don't end at QB as the Jets need to figure out who will run the ball as well. In order for the offense to be successful, they'll need good blocking as well. Cue a new crop of linemen who have been brought in this season, like Stephen Peterman, who's excited to be a Jet and to just be back on the football field.
"We do all that training all season," says Peterman. "The fun part is when you're out here working on stuff getting better, picking up blitzes, picking up as much stuff as our defense does and then getting it and building up with a group of guys and getting to the game and watching everything we worked on happen out there. So it's a very exciting time."
"You have to be physical on both sides of the ball," says Ryan. "You look at the guys that we brought in, three guards. Willie Colon, Peterson from Detroit and we draft Brian Winters. They're all the same kind of mentality, just tough road graters type guys... You bring in those guys 'cause that's what you want in your team... We should be able to knock that line of scrimmage back a little bit."
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Life After Alltel: Businesses Rise From Ashes
by Jamie Walden on Monday, May. 4, 2009 12:00 am
Kevin Halpin, left, and Mike Stafford are using the skills they gained at Alltel to launch their own company, the Customer Experience Group.
Arkansas' two largest deals ever — the $27.5 billion go-private sale of Alltel in 2007 to TPG Capital and Goldman Sachs Capital Partners and the recent $28.1 billion flip to Verizon — left several members of Alltel's upper management with mountainous fortunes.
The recent start-ups of several investment firms suggest they don't plan to just sit on their wealth.
Former Alltel CEO Scott Ford and his father, former Alltel Chairman Joe Ford, have formed the investment firm Westrock Capital Partners LLC with Richard Massey, former chief strategy officer and general counsel at Alltel.
The go-private sale in 2007 left a paper trail of Securities & Exchange Commission breadcrumbs that revealed how much many of the key Alltel players made that year. Ford went home with about $150 million, and Massey cleared about $50 million. And that's not mentioning the accumulated wealth of Joe Ford.
Westrock Capital invests in public and private securities and provides financial advisory services in media, communications and technology, in addition to a few other industries.
William "Goose" Changose, a former senior exec at Alltel, is the company's chief administrative officer.
Other key players at Alltel have formed a similar investment company called the Circumference Group. Led by former Alltel Chief Operating Officer Jeff Fox, the Circumference Group will function as "a value-added co-investor," Fox said.
"We're going to do consulting and co-invest with larger investors. And we're going to use our experience in operating to try to add value."
After the sale of Alltel to the two private equity firms in 2007, Fox cleared more than $70 million.
Unlike Westrock Capital, the Circumference Group will stick to investments in technology and telecommunications only.
"I think that being able to help folks that are buying and investing in businesses is a pretty natural fit," said Fox, who oversaw more than $80 billion in mergers and acquisitions at Alltel. "And my experience is that good operators are complementary to good investors." He added that the company already has generated revenue.
"I believe that there are investors out there in the market that can get excited about operators co-investing with them."
Fox's other partners at Circumference are Frank O'Mara, former chief marketing officer at Alltel, and Chris Smith, Alltel's former executive vice president of network services.
Other Circumference associates include Lisa Handly, former SVP of customer strategies for Alltel Wireless; Brian Taylor, Alltel's VP of prepaid wireless strategy and operations; and Scott Moody, former VP of emerging growth strategy at Alltel.
Fox said that he and the cadre of ex-Alltel employees do not have non-compete clauses that would bar them from investing in the Alltel divestiture assets — the 105 cellular market areas and accompanying assets that Verizon must sell as part of the terms of the deal. Fox would not comment on any interest or lack thereof in the assets.
Another ex-Alltel exec has opened an investment firm with a slight twist.
C.J. Duvall, who was EVP of human resources, launched Mosley Investments LLC in April.
Duvall said he intends to model the firm after his three-year-old advisory firm, the Duvall Family Charitable Endowment, by choosing "symbiotic investments" that contribute to the community while still making a profit.
Duvall had income of almost $10 million in 2007 after the go-private buyout.
Joe Slayton, former president of Alltel's wireless operations, started his own investment group called Slayton Enterprises LLC, which was incorporated in late 2008. Slayton Enterprises has already launched an operation of its own and purchased an existing business.
Slayton said his investment firm purchased the Green Leaf, a florist in Jonesboro, in March and started a cattle ranching operation north of Pocahontas.
Slayton said he is considering buying a couple of other companies, but played the rest of his hand close to the vest because, he said, Arkansas has become rife with investment activity, largely from investment groups formed by ex-Alltel execs.
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Not all of the businesses rising from the ashes of Alltel are investment firms, however.
Kevin Halpin, former VP of process development, and Mike Stafford, VP of customer experience management, were among the first wave of Alltel execs to receive their walking papers on Jan. 9.
Rather than starting over from scratch, Halpin and Stafford decided to build onto their existing skill sets as "customer experience" experts.
The Customer Experience Group LLC is "formulated around something that we call 'total customer respect.' And that was an approach and a concept that drove market share and profit gains at Alltel that were beyond our wildest imagination," Halpin said.
"And basically what it represents … is a way of pinpointing a company's greatest strengths and weaknesses through the eyes of its customers."
Halpin said the Customer Experience Group helps clients simultaneously build market share, profits and customer loyalty. "We do this by helping our clients harness the power of the Web, social media and direct customer feedback to find and eliminate costly product and service defects that often go undetected or unaddressed.
"Our past experience [at Alltel] shows that such an approach can often net significant short-term cost savings and exponential long-term revenue gains through a growing, loyal customer base."
While Stafford and Halpin plan to use their telecom contacts, their services can be applied in almost any field, Halpin said.
"Any firm that has a continuous and ongoing relationship with its customer that they need to nurture and maintain will be great targets for our businesses."
Although the two entrepreneurs don't expect their reputation as ex-Alltel execs to buoy them forever, they do anticipate a boost from that bullet point on their résumés.
"There's only so long that we can go out and knock on doors and say, 'Hey, we're amongst the guys who created those great results at Alltel and therefore you should trust us with your future. ... But we think we're at this unique moment in time in our economy where American businesses need to retrench, get focused on providing a superior product and service to their customers and find a way to grow their businesses through that," Halpin said.
"If companies can unlock a 10th of the potential of harnessing customer experience improvements that Alltel did, we'll be doing them a great service."
More Newbies
A handful of folks from the leadership development branch of Alltel have started Upper Right Leadership.
The new Arkansas company's CEO, Steve Mosley, served as Alltel's director of leadership development before the merger with Verizon. David Black, former staff manager in charge of training at Alltel, is now president of Upper Right Leadership and Steve Dwyer, Alltel's SVP of leadership development, is an Upper Right partner. John Cryer, VP of sales, is also part of Upper Right, but is still working on the Alltel divestiture team until the markets are sold off.
Upper Right Leadership provides products and services focused on improving leadership skills and organizational efficiency, Mosley said. Such skills include assessments, business coaching, training and management consulting.
A new Little Rock law firm also has sprung from the Verizon deal.
When Gena Gregory, a VP in the legal department at Alltel, first got wind in June of the merger of Verizon and Alltel, her reflex was to prepare for what was next.
"I immediately just thought about making a plan. That was really my first thought. I'm really very practical and that was about as far as I thought [initially]."
She and Alltel colleague Elizabeth LaRue decided to leverage their experience in corporate litigation at Alltel to form their own firm, Gregory & LaRue PLLC.
"We are really focusing on business trial work and business law. And that's our primary focus based on our experience [at Alltel], which I think gives us a different focus than other law firms."
Greg Taylor, former director of the enterprise program management office at Alltel, is creating a consulting services company that focuses on project management.
At Alltel, Taylor shepherded "the high-dollar, high-complexity projects or those projects that crossed multiple functional boundaries," he said.
"Like if it was an IT project that also had engineering aspects or a marketing project that needed IT and engineering and marketing stuff, we would pull all those people from across the company, build execution plans and then make sure it all happened."
Though Taylor hasn't decided on a name yet, he does know what the company will offer. Taylor will help companies design project management frameworks. He added that he would also teach companies how to manage a portfolio of multiple projects and teach them how to implement a concept called enterprise project management.
"When I left Alltel, I was in the enterprise project management group, and that is managing things from the top down, as opposed to the bottom up and then looking at it holistically across the entire enterprise."
Taylor plans to use his knowledge of project management to build a business that will be able eventually to hire ex-Alltel employees who are out of work.
"I want to contribute to the central Arkansas economy personally and then through helping other people that have a lot of value to add by helping them find employment."
After the go-private sale of Alltel in 2007, Kevin Beebe, then-group president of operations, left the company to form a consulting company called 2BPartners LLC, which provides strategic and operational advice to private equity clients.
Beebe raked in more than $60 million in 2007 after the buyout by the two private equity firms.
But that's not the end of the list of new enterprises.
"I know of a few others in the market for small businesses and a few others that are in the formulative stage of start-ups but can't talk yet," Halpin, of the Customer Experience Group, said. "So I think there will be more to come.
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- Basic Overview of Forcible Entry and Detainer.
- Non-Residential Landlord liens on Personal Property
- Sale of Personal Property
- Residential – Landlord Tenant provisions for Abandonment and storage of personal property
Recovery of Rents/Use
- "Dealing with Tenant Possessions", By Andy Hull, Arizona Attorney
Integrity is the first step to true greatness. Men love to praise, but are slow to practice it. To maintain it in high places costs self-denial; in all places it is liable to opposition, but its end is glorious, and the universe will yet do it homage.- Charles Simomons
A Forcible Entry and Detainer is an action by a landlord..
A Forcible Entry and Detainer is an action that a landlord, or new property owner can take if the existing occupant refuses to leave after appropriate notice. This occupant could be either a tenant or original owner of property that was sold at a foreclosure or trustee's sale. The laws governing forcible entry and detainer actions are different if the property is residential or non-residential.
The tenant/occupant receives a written demand to vacate the property. The term of the period to vacate is dictated by the type of occupancy – whether commercial or residential and whether a tenant or a owner that was foreclosed on. This term normally is either 5 or 7 days, unless the contract states otherwise. After the 5-7 days expire and the tenant/occupant still refuse to leave then a complaint for a forcible detainer action can be filed. The statutes provide for a very short notice period before a court hearing.
The sole issue at the court hearing is whether or not the tenant/occupant has the right to possession. If they do not then they will be found guilty of a forcible entry and detainer. The court will enter an order directing the tenant/occupant to vacate within 5 judicial days. After that period has expired the Sheriff's office can then evict the tenants/occupants, remove their personal property and give the rightful owner possession and control of the property.
It would be wise for the rightful owner to change the locks and take steps to protect the property.
Non-Residential Landlord liens on Personal Property: Under the non-residential landlord-tenant laws if the tenant fails to pay rent then the landlord shall have a lien on all property of his tenant not exempt by law, placed upon or used on the leased premises, until the rent is paid. The lien shall not secure the payment of rent accruing after the death or bankruptcy of the lessee, or after an assignment for the benefit of the lessee's creditors. When premises are sublet, or when the lease is assigned, the landlord shall have the same lien against the sub lessee or assignee as he has against the tenant and may enforce the lien in like manner. A.R.S. § 33-362.
If the tenant refuses or fails to pay rent owing and due, the landlord shall have a lien upon and may seize as much personal property of the tenant located on the premises and not exempted by law as is necessary to secure payment of the rent. If the rent is not paid and satisfied within sixty days after seizure as provided for in this section, the landlord may sell the seized personal property in the manner provided by A.R.S. §33-1023. When premises are sublet or the lease is assigned, the landlord shall have a like lien against the sub lessee or assignee as the landlord has against the tenant and may enforce it in the same manner. A.R.S. §33-361.
Sale of Personal Property - if the lien has continued for twenty days after the charges accrue and remain unpaid, the person holding the property may notify the owner, if in the county where the property is located, to pay the charges. Upon failure of the owner within ten days thereafter to pay the charges, the holder of the property may sell it at public auction and apply the proceeds to payment of the charges. The balance of the proceeds shall be paid to the person entitled thereto. If the owner's residence is not in the county where the property is located, the holder is not required to give the ten days' notice before proceeding to sell. Five days' notice of sale shall be given to the owner if he can be found, and if not, then by two publications in a newspaper published in the county.
If the person legally entitled to receive the balance is not known or has removed from the county, the holder shall pay the balance to the department of revenue. If the party, at any time within two years from the date of payment to the department of revenue, establishes his right to the money to the satisfaction of the director of the department of administration, it shall be paid to him. After two years, all unclaimed monies shall be deposited in the permanent state school fund. A.R.S. §33-1023.
Residential – Landlord Tenant provisions for Abandonment and storage of personal property: What is "abandonment"? A.R.S. §33-1370. For the purposes of this section it means either the absence of the tenant from the dwelling unit, without notice to the landlord for at least seven days, if rent for the dwelling unit is outstanding and unpaid for ten days and there is no reasonable evidence other than the presence of the tenant's personal property that the tenant is occupying the residence or the absence of the tenant for at least five days, if the rent for the dwelling unit is outstanding and unpaid for five days and none of the tenant's personal property is in the dwelling unit.
After the landlord has retaken possession of the dwelling unit, the landlord may store the tenant's personal possessions in the unoccupied dwelling unit that was abandoned by the tenant, in any other available unit or any storage space owned by the landlord or off the premises if a dwelling unit or storage space is not available. The landlord shall notify the tenant of the location of the personal property in the same manner prescribed in subsection A of this section.
The landlord shall hold the tenant's personal property for a period of ten days after the landlord's declaration of abandonment. The landlord shall use reasonable care in holding the tenant's personal property. If the landlord holds the property for this period and the tenant makes no reasonable effort to recover it, the landlord may sell the property, retain the proceeds and apply them toward the tenant's outstanding rent or other costs which are covered in the lease agreement or otherwise provided for in title 33, chapter 10 or title 12, chapter 8 and have been incurred by the landlord due to the tenant's abandonment. Any excess proceeds shall be mailed to the tenant at the tenant's last known address. A tenant does not have any right of access to that property until the actual removal and storage costs have been paid in full, except that the tenant may obtain clothing and the tools, apparatus and books of a trade or profession and any identification or financial documents, including all those related to the tenant's immigration status, employment status, public assistance or medical care. If provided by a written rental agreement, the landlord may destroy or otherwise dispose of some or all of the property if the landlord reasonably determines that the value of the property is so low that the cost of moving, storage and conducting a public sale exceeds the amount that would be realized from the sale.
For a period of twelve months after the sale the landlord shall keep adequate records of the outstanding and unpaid rent and the sale of the tenant's personal property. Hold any excess proceeds which have been returned as undeliverable for the benefit of the tenant.
If the tenant notifies the landlord in writing on or before the date the landlord sells or otherwise disposes of the personal property that the tenant intends to remove the personal property from the dwelling unit or the place of safekeeping, the tenant has five days to reclaim the personal property. To reclaim the personal property the tenant must only pay the landlord for the cost of removal and storage for the period the tenant's personal property remained in the landlord's safekeeping.
Recovery of Rents/Use: In most cases the rightful owner can sue for recovery of rents, or a fair and reasonable satisfaction for the use and occupation of the property, pursuant to A.R.S. §12-1271. In addition to determining the right to actual possession, the court may assess damages, attorney fees and costs pursuant to A.R.S. §12-1178.
See also article by Andy Hull Dealing with the Tenant's Personal Property.


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Numbered Steps to Reproduce Problem:I don't know exactly, step 1 is to host a game i guess, then step 2, reboot, or click the stop button, don't know which I did, does not seem easy to reproduce.
It was said a crash was found when moused over map? I never noticed it, but sence I got new version unless this is a later release and it's back already, I do not know why it is happening.
Code Snippet (if applicable) to Reproduce Problem:
Expected Results:It not to crash.
Actual Results:It crashed.
Does the problem occur:
Every time? Or how often?Occasionally, not often at all.
In other games?Dunno
In other user accounts?Yes
On other computers?Dunno
When does the problem NOT occur?Dunno
Did the problem NOT occur in any earlier versions? If so, what was the last version that worked? (Visit http://www.byond.com/download/build to download old versions for testing.)
like v.355 way back when, but that's a little too far back i think, probly a more recent, but I don't want to install like 10 versions to test for a 'maybe' it will crash, cause it doesn't seem to be all that consistant on when it's crashing.


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- clnsndrs2 years, 10 months ago #1Show comment tools ReplyFantastic deal at 20p a can. Thanks OP will grab some of these when i go to fill up later on.
- matt_k2 years, 10 months ago #2Show comment tools ReplyI'll be going later, great find!
- deb8z2 years, 10 months ago #3Show comment tools ReplyThere doesn't seem to be any BP's in Manchester anymore according to their info :(
- clnsndrs2 years, 10 months ago #4Show comment tools Replydeb8zThere doesn't seem to be any BP's in Manchester anymore according to their info :(
Come to think of it, my local BP got changed last month to Texaco. Looks like i will have to see if i have any more nearby.
Edited By: clnsndrs on Jan 24, 2012 12:07
- al3552 years, 10 months ago #5Show comment tools Reply10 packs per customer, time to stock up
- crissy_uk2 years, 10 months ago #6Show comment tools Replyal35510 packs per customer, time to stock up
I said that to my husband too! I've actually got three local ones so could get quite a few, but maybe won't go mad.
- juniper19362 years, 10 months ago #7Show comment tools Replygreat if you live in Midlands and S.East
- PlayPennies2 years, 10 months ago #8Show comment tools ReplyThanks for this great deal! It has been featured over on the HUKD blog PLAYPENNIES
- krazykizza2 years, 10 months ago #9Show comment tools ReplySmoking hot! Just printed 10 coupons on the office printer ready for tonight... as a gesture of good will I'll stick a tenners petrol in at the same time :D
- krazykizza2 years, 10 months ago #10Show comment tools Replyat 20p a can its not really worth going overboard for... 4p a can cheaper than what I usually get it for - but lately prices have been up everywherecrissy_ukal35510 packs per customer, time to stock up
I said that to my husband too! I've actually got three local ones so could get quite a few, but maybe won't go mad.
- jamesdew2 years, 10 months ago #11Show comment tools Reply1 participating BP in wales, 1 are you serious? Bloody newport.
- sigma[mod]2 years, 10 months ago1 Like #12Show comment tools ReplyThis was submitted in another deal thread, but posting it here for info, thanks 'coyote' :)
coyoteIve just come back from BP.
Me: "Ive got a code for these for £2 each and I would like 10 please"
Cashier 1: "Hmmm ill just go and get somebody else"
Cashier 2: "You would like 10? no problem Sir"
He then struggled to get the till to the correct amount, at one point it was showing as minus £51! Out came the calculator and after a few clicks on the till I walked out with a tower of Coke for £20 ;)
- krazykizza2 years, 10 months ago #13Show comment tools ReplyWent to my local participating BP garage, didn't have any. Guy claimed they were on "clearance" last week and all gone. Popping over to the other BP in the city this evening, need coke!!
- matt_k2 years, 10 months ago #14Show comment tools ReplyI've been to too, BP Gravel Hill - Addington and BP Bexley Road, Northumberland Heath - both let me have it, and commented how good a deal it was! 20 cans for £4 instead of 75p/can they charge in machines at work........does anyone have any offers for false teeth?! :)
- le_jaeger2 years, 10 months ago #15Show comment tools Replythis deal is MAD !
if it was on the front page (DEALS and not VOUCHERS), I reckon the OP would have the hottest deal of the week.
- krazykizza2 years, 10 months ago #16Show comment tools ReplyThe perils of posting in Vouchers. Anything over 100 is good for this section,le_jaegerthis deal is MAD !
if it was on the front page (DEALS and not VOUCHERS), I reckon the OP would have the hottest deal of the week.
- manoj1232 years, 10 months ago #17Show comment tools ReplyI got one this morning. There are loads in our local BP
- zippy732 years, 10 months ago #18Show comment tools ReplyThanks OP, picked up a few Coke Zero, priced at £4.89 a pack!! Also on offer at 2 for £7. Great price at £2 a pack!
- Civichyde2 years, 10 months ago #19Show comment tools Replythanks op got a pack yesterday with this deal
- Carlton19732 years, 10 months ago #20Show comment tools ReplyChecked with local BP, as it said on website that it will be participating, and I got there and they didn't know anything about it. Disappointing.


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Jones said the limit under the existing management plan is too small for the diversity that geneticists consider is necessary to sustain a healthy population.
The North Carolina Republican testified before the House Subcommittee on Insular Affairs, Oceans and Wildlife, which was considering the Corolla Wild Horses Protection Act.
In a transcript of the statement on his website, Jones said the legislation would require the U.S. Department of the Interior, the state of North Carolina, Currituck County and the non-profit Corolla Wild Horse Fund to agree to a minimum of 110 horses with a target of 120 to 130.
A smaller herd will lead to high levels of inbreeding and threaten the horses' survival, he said. To help diversify the population, a small number of wild horses from a related herd at Cape Lookout National Seashore would be introduced into the Corolla herd, Jones said.
The size of the herd has been a point of contention for years. Efforts were made to thin it out and bring it to the limit of 60 horses through adoptions and birth control, according to The Virginian-Pilot. One argument is that the horses are not native and habitat for other animals will be damaged if there are too many of them.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, which manages refuges, does not want to raise the number of wild horses without more studies, Mike Bryant, manager of the Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge and supervisor for smaller refuges in the region, including Currituck, told The Virginia-Pilot earlier this year.
"We want to see what the habitat can support," he told the Pilot.
Mike Hoff, manager of the Currituck National Wildlife Refuge, has begun some habitat studies, the Pilot reported.
Joining in support of the bill, Jones said, is state Senate President Marc Basnight, the Humane Society, North Carolina Gov. Bev Perdue, the County of Currituck, the Animal Welfare Institute, The Foundation for Shackleford Horses, Saving America's Mustangs, American Wild Horse Preservation Campaign and Equus Survival Trust.
He noted that the General Assembly had recently designated the Colonial Spanish Mustang as the North Carolina state horse.
The Corolla herd roams in and around the Currituck National Wildlife Refuge.
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Youngstown Funeral Home
The lost of your loved one is definitely one bi hurdle in everyday life that we have to surpass. It will leave us feeling helpless, depressed and gloomy. But despite these negativity, you must face the truth that the individual has stopped being here on the planet and must face reality by leaving grieving aside to tackle issues concerning how to give their family member a significant funeral.
Working with people who are likely to be in charge of your family funeral is not one of the numerous items that you'll enjoy to complete. But you need to do it. To reduce this burden, you need to select a good funeral home which is reliable, trustworthy and understands what you're going through. These people should provide you with services and comfort especially at this time in your own life.
With the amount of funeral homes to pick from, you can no more choose that one would be best for you and your loved ones. Funeral home services dont come cheap thats why you should choose the best someone to get more value for your money.
Furthermore, you will find fraudulent and deceptive funeral homes which can be only after your money and aren't really sincere in providing you with you great service that you deserve.
Here are a few thing to remember and to avoid when choosing a funeral home.
Things to remember -
1. Choose someone with good reputation
Before accepting a funeral home, research via your friends and relatives who on the list of funeral homes includes a good reputation in the neighborhood. Anyone who has a healthy standing in performing clients are trustworthy. Furthermore, funeral homes which can be advertised free of charge thru word of mouth are the ones it is possible to really depend upon.
2. Obtain a set of certified funeral homes
This list contains funeral homes which are following ethical standards and proper procedures in dealing business. Sort using this list that ones appeal to you. You should stay away from the funeral homes that are not in this list.
3. Seek advice
Before making arrangements, try to call your prospect funeral home first and ask queries about expense of coffins, equipments, and services.
4. Look for a close friends help
As you are grieving and therefore are probably susceptible to be scammed or fooled by deceptive funeral homes, like those that have hidden fees or offer poor service, it is prudent to question a friend to help you when it comes to the discussions. In this way somebody may help you make sensible choices and decisions.
5. Strategic location
Select a funeral home that's not deserted. A few of your invited guests might be originating from on vacation and it'll be more convenient on their behalf that the place is at reach.
6. Good furnishings
Funeral homes should provide their potential customers with comfort and nice ambience especially at this time of their life once they lost someone. The funeral home that you're going to select can supply you these as it only shows that they value their consumers.
7. Clean surroundings
Remember that the funeral home that you will choose will be the anyone to handle the remains of one's family member and stay responsible for the ceremony and viewing. It is important that the funeral home you decide on values cleanliness and hygiene.


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