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What makes Virgin Australia Holdings Ltd., the second-largest competitor in a market with only 23 million passengers, such an attractive takeover target? The chance to weaken Qantas Airways Ltd. on international routes.
Qantas Airways Ltd., Australia's largest carrier, is discounting flights to Asia to lure more passengers as an alliance with Emirates adds 40 percent more seats on routes to Singapore.
Virgin Australia Holdings Ltd.'s plan to buy two domestic airlines faces a "very complicated" review because of concerns the country's aviation market will be reduced to a duopoly, the nation's antitrust regulator said.
Toll Holdings Ltd., the largest Asia-Pacific logistics company, is able to spend A$1 billion ($925 million) on acquisitions to boost its global freight- forwarding operations, according to Macquarie Group Ltd.
Qantas Airways Ltd., Australia's largest carrier, said first-half profit more than doubled after it took cash from canceling orders for Boeing Co. 787 jets and cut losses on long-haul routes. The shares hit a 10-month high.
Qantas Airways Ltd., Australia's largest carrier, will fly seven Asian routes earlier in the day as a partnership with Emirates gives it more scope to run flights at times that appeal to business class passengers.
Qantas Airways Ltd., working to end losses on overseas routes, rose the most in six weeks in Sydney trading after the Australian Financial Review said the carrier was close to forming a long-haul alliance with Emirates Airline.
Virgin Australia Holdings Ltd., the country's second-largest airline, posted full-year profit that missed analyst estimates as surging costs curbed benefits of increased sales to corporate customers.
Qantas Airways Ltd. , and Virgin Blue Holdings Ltd. gained in Sydney trading after Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc and Macquarie Group Ltd. analysts today affirmed "buy" ratings on the airline stocks.
Qantas Airways Ltd. must "adapt or die," Chief Executive Officer Alan Joyce told Australian lawmakers last week as the nation's biggest carrier confronts rising costs on unprofitable international flights. Peter Bentley, a customer for more than 10 years, agrees.
"Qantas's international transformation should really start delivering in 2013."
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IN HIS new book on the American jail at Guantánamo Bay, Joseph Margulies recounts the story of a prisoner who told his interrogators of plans to use bacteriological weapons. The man named many others involved, and before long his interrogators had confessions from 35 further prisoners, "page upon page of chilling, meticulously detailed admissions". The problem is that the prisoners he is writing about here were not suspected members of al-Qaeda, but American soldiers. The questioning took place 50 years ago and the interrogators were North Korean.
The confessions were false and had been extracted after the Americans were subjected to extreme psychological torture. Mr Margulies, a lawyer who has represented some of the men at Guantánamo, describes what happened in Korea to illustrate how, in its eagerness to prosecute the "war on terror", the current American administration has borrowed from some of its most ruthless past enemies, abandoning practices that had allowed it for decades to take the high road in the conduct of war and international affairs.
The Bush administration holds that the Geneva Conventions do not apply to the men in Guantánamo, Bagram or Abu Ghraib. During the Vietnam war, the North Vietnamese had refused to extend the protections of the Geneva Conventions to captured American pilots. Yet America decided to apply the conventions to captured North Vietnamese, "and never wavered", Mr Margulies writes, noting that many of these North Vietnamese combatants did not wear uniforms—one of the reasons America has given for refusing to extend the Geneva Conventions to men seized in Afghanistan and elsewhere.
Guantánamo, according to Mr Margulies, was built to be "the perfect interrogation centre". It was designed to create a sense of isolation. That meant denying prisoners access to lawyers for as long as possible; not telling them how long they would be held; censoring or withholding their letters; telling them their wives had died and that their lawyers were Jewish. The detainee was to believe that his only salvation lay in co-operating with his interrogators.
Advocates of these detention and interrogation policies say they are necessary to help the authorities hunt down al-Qaeda and prevent further terrorist attacks. But what if a suspect had no connection to al-Qaeda, or as Mr Margulies says, "What if he's a shepherd?" Or a cook or a driver for the Taliban, or a simple farmer who was turned over to the Americans by a neighbour who wanted to collect a reward? The author says that only 8% of the men at Guantánamo are accused of being members of al-Qaeda and more than half the inmates are not alleged to have engaged in hostile acts against America or coalition forces. Mr Margulies's writing is uneven and much of his material has already appeared in newspapers around the world. But in drawing all the previous reporting together in one place, and then adding further research and analysis (such as tracing the parallel with North Korea), Mr Margulies has written an important book.
He believes that America has lost its "moral compass", as it did over the internment of Japanese-Americans during the second world war. Yet he is strikingly balanced in his conclusions. "It is pointless to impugn the motives" of those who drafted the detention and interrogation policies, he writes. "They did what they thought best." In the wake of the recent suicides at Guantánamo, there has been an increase in the demands from around the world that the detention centre be closed, which the American government appears inclined to do. The debate over both the morality and the effectiveness of Guantánamo will not subside so easily, though. In years to come, Americans may look back on it as they do on the internment of the Japanese-Americans. This book is a valuable starting point.


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A joint memorial service for Robert J. Murphy, 76, and Robert H. Bartholomew, 79, will be held at 3 p.m. Thursday, June 29, at Crouse Memorial Chapel on the campus of the Bay View Association. The Rev. Robert Kimes will officiate, and a reception will follow at Stafford's Bay View Inn. Mr. Murphy, a summer resident of the Petoskey area, passed away on Feb. 23, 2006. Mr. Bartholomew, a Bay View cottage owner, passed away on Nov. 13, 2004.
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November 18, 2002
Mary Frances Carey Keiswetter was born Dec. 20, 1918, to James J. and Katherine A. (Barney) Carey in Detroit, Mich. She was the youngest of six children. She was preceded in death by her three brothers, Thomas, James and Jack, and by her two sisters, Kathryn and Margaret, whom she dearly loved. She was also preceded in death by her grandson, William Keiswetter Ramer. Fran attended Annunciation High School and Marygrove College. Fran met her lifelong partner, Duke Keiswetter, when the two were in grade school.
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November 1, 2007
Sears repairman when, weeks in advance, the piano tuner from Gaylord agreed to meet me at Audie's in Mackinaw City. The idea was to rendezvous at a known location and travel on together to Cilla's cottage, a quarter mile away in Wawatam Beach, where he would administer the Baldwin's first tune-up in seven years. It turned out that Bill, whom I had never met, had spent half an hour in the parking lot behind Audie's looking for me while I turned circles in front of the restaurant in despair, peering in every moving and stationary vehicle, afraid we had missed each other.
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By Fred Gray News-Review Staff Writer
September 10, 2007
EAST JORDAN - Isabelle Wells of East Jordan, a few days beyond her 100th birthday, has a few well-chosen words of advice for those who follow her. "You don't just get married so you can say you're married. You find someone you want to live with first," she said, reflecting on the fact that she waited until she was 62 to marry for the first time. Still spry with an impish sense of humor, Isabelle smiled when she was asked how it felt to turn 100 two weeks ago. "I felt the sooner it was over the better," she said at Grandvue, Charlevoix County's medical care facility.
Margaret E. Maynard, 92
January 9, 2013
Margaret E. Maynard, 92, of Port Charlotte, Fla., passed away on Nov. 23, 2012, at Bay Bluffs medical care facility in Harbor Springs. Margaret was born on Oct. 8, 1920, to William Riley and Lula (Thorn) Scofield in Martiny Township, Mecosta County, Mich. She was a graduate of Mecosta Rural Agricultural High School, class of 1938. On June 25, 1938, Margaret married her husband of 51 years, Philip W. Maynard, in Mecosta County. They moved to Midland, Mich., in 1942 where they lived, raised their children and worked for the next 37 years. Margaret and Philip purchased property on Pickerel Lake, and together worked hard in their free time to build their dream cottage; a place that became like a second home.
For 100 years, Northern Michigan remains important part of Isabel Porter's life
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October 15, 2012
PETOSKEY - During the summers she spent in Northern Michigan as a child, Isabel Porter didn't have many modern conveniences at her disposal. Her family's cottage on Burt Lake was lit by oil lamps, and indoor plumbing had not yet supplanted the outhouse. Food was refrigerated in a "spring box" cooled by spring water. Although fairly rustic by today's standards, Porter - who now lives in Petoskey and turns 100 today, Monday, Oct. 15 - believes summer life at the cottage may have contributed to her longevity.
Construction on Hotel Janelle to start in November
September 17, 2008
Construction on the Hotel Janelle in downtown Harbor Springs will begin on Nov. 17. Before the start date, the developer behind the upscale hotel, the Cottage Company, must secure the proper building permits. The Harbor Side Inn was torn down to clear the way for the new construction project in June. Originally, construction was supposed to begin following the peak summer season with hopes to open next summer. Although schedule has been re-adjusted, developers still anticipate a year-long project and hope to be open by November 2009.
Addition brings more breathing room to Charlevoix home of Robert and Bonnie Wine
By Beth Anne Piehl HomeLife Editor
March 4, 2010
This summer, the front porch at the Robert and Bonnie Wine home in Charlevoix will surely be seeing lots of activity. With three adult children and four grandchildren up to age 10, grandma and grandpa's place near the lakes and downtown has been a popular gathering place. And now that renovations to the early 1900s-era home are complete, it's even more so. "They love the big front porch," said Bonnie, of her grandchildren and the part of the renovation project that gets the most attention from them and their extended crew.
Extensive damage reported to forklifts
October 11, 2004
Police Blotter Michigan State Police ? Troopers investigated a complaint of damage to two industrial forklifts at a building site in Albert Township, just east of Lewiston. Reports indicate the forklifts were parked at a construction site at the intersection of County Road 612 and County Road 489, sometime between Sept. 24 and Sept. 27. According to investigators, wires and hydraulic hoses had been cut on both vehicles and the hydraulic fluid reservoirs had been filled with sand.
Barbara Ice Smith
October 21, 2011
Barbara Ice Smith passed away at her long-time summer cottage on Walloon Lake on Oct. 19, 2011, in her 87th year. She was born on May 4, 1925, in Mount Summit, Ind. She graduated from Purdue University in 1947, where she was a member of Chi Omega sorority. She married the love of her life, Phillip D. Smith, on Nov. 12, 1946, and they had more than 60 years together. After living for several years in Indiana, in 1960 they began an exciting life overseas with the U.S. Agency for International Development and spent many years living in Bolivia, Brazil, Nepal, Colombia and Peru.
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This isn't good, he thought. We've lost our foster dog.
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By Chi Chi's third adoption event, during which she wore a green adopt me bandana, Cleveland and Paraiso had already thought about keeping her. Cleveland liked that Chi Chi had spots, as their first dog had, and that she was affectionate but didn't lick faces. And she liked the way Chi Chi's whole body wiggled when she got excited.
Why was a good dog like this on death row? she wondered.
But she wasn't sure the time was right. She still cried over Lilly. That's okay, a friend told her; you can miss one dog and love another.
They'd had Chi Chi for three weeks when they had to make a decision. They were leaving for a vacation, and Chi Chi was going to another foster home—if they didn't adopt her before they left, someone else might.
Hours before their flight, Cleveland sent Cunliffe a note: "Jason and I are very excited to have Chi Chi as part of our family," she wrote. "I think she's excited, too."
The day they got home, Cleveland and Paraiso went shopping for a tag with Chi Chi's new address on it. When Chi Chi saw them, she wagged her tail so hard they thought she might fall over.
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Blind Lemon Jefferson LyricsArtist: Nick Cave And The Bad SeedsAlbum: The Firstborn Is Dead Tap tap tappin with his cane Blind Lemon Jefferson is a-coming Tap tap tappin with his cane His last ditch lies down the road of trials Down the road of trials Half filled with rain O Sycamore, Sycamore! Stretch your arms across the storm Down fly two greasy brother-crows They hop'n'bop They hop'n'bop They hop'n'bop Like the tax-man come to call They go knock knock! Knock knock! Hop'n'bop hop'n'bop They slap a death-writ on his door Here come the Judgement train Git on board! And turn that big black engine home O let's roll! Let's roll! Down the tunnel The terrible tunnel of his world Waiting at his final station Like a bigger blacker third bird O let's roll! Let's roll! O his road is dark and lonely He don't drive no Cadillac O his road is dark and holy He don't drive no Cadillac If that sky serves as his eyes Then that moons a cataract Let's roll! Yeah let's roll!
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1. moe
Hey, that looks like my kitchen, but after a normal day!
Wait, I hope my wife doesn't read this.
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2. Monica
Monica looks on with the hungry eyes of someone living in a London flat.
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3. rosignol
Looking good. What are the countertops made of?
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4. Karen
I'm with rosignol. Those are great countertops.
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5. Sekimori
Dude, M sees you posted a pic of a full sink on the intarwebnet and she's going to kick thy ass.
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Thanks, Ros. Not bad for laminate, eh?
We thought about spending the money on solid surface counters (I wanted Corian, Melissa wanted granite), but the price we're likely to get for the house in 4 or 5 years just didn't justify the expense.
And Stacy — you see that dishwasher? It ain't hooked up to anything yet.
Double sigh.
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7. John Beck
Um, just a heads-up… I may have signed you up to tend bar at the American Sovereignty Party national convention in Hawaii. Hope you don't mind Steve.
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8. rosignol
My parents got Corean back when I was in high school- it's worth it. Looks good, nigh-indestructable, and (my favorite) no grout. I've missed it since I moved out, and once I get a place of my own that I intend to stay in for more than 5 years, I'm getting it put in.
Granite is nice, but there tends to be grout involved at some point- at the sink, etc.
June 22, 2004 - 5:23 pm Link to this Comment -
What, no breadmachine?
It had better be in a roll-out countertop inside a drawer or something, because it just is not a kitchen without a breadmachine.
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10. hey
that looks kick ass for laminate… just don't scorch it!!!
but seriously, for baking etc granite is the way to go… stays cool and is great as an indestructible surface… yeah you're supposed to seal it.. but it's fine if you don't and its dark…
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11. becky
i would kill to have your kitchen. ours is tiny & the cook in me cries each time i enter it …
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12. Jay C.
What kind?
I would swear from the pictures (ain't the Internet a wonder?) that this was real stone – still the best, IMO, surface for a counter, but on a cost/benefit basis it looks like you really made out well….
PS: is that real wood?June 23, 2004 - 9:45 am Link to this Comment -
13. ruth H
It that's laminate you better sell those photos to the company who makes it, they would make a great ad!
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The food was fantastic, the staff very friendly and helpful, the room charming and clean.
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Appointments, comfort, quiet room, friendly staff, convenient location. Good food in the dining room including cooked breakfast.
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Received unasked for upgraded room which was such a great surprise. Room and bath clean, new and great décor. Staff friendly, helpful and food was delicious. Within walking distance of Edinburgh but quicker to take a cab and rates are extremely well priced.
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I stayed at The Dunstane twice, once in the main hotel and once in Dunstane City across the street. I especially loved Dunstane City - a contemporary renovation of a lovely old residence. All meals were served in the beautiful main hotel. The staff there was exceptionally friendly and helpful.
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All the staff was warm and helpful. Food was consistent and superb. Leave your car in their car park - access to city center is easy on the very frequent bus that stops literally at the doorstep. Will definitely book again for a trip to Edinburgh.
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Featuring stylish bedrooms, The Dunstane occupies 2 Victorian properties facing each other. The property is just over a quarter mile from Haymarket Train Station and a 15-minute walk from central Edinburgh. It offers free Wi-Fi and free parking.
The Dunstane was built in 1852 and still has many original features, including real open fireplaces. The individually decorated bedrooms have luxury cotton sheets, Molton Brown toiletries, LCD flat-screen TVs and tea/coffee trays with Tunnock's Teacakes.
The award-winning Skerries Restaurant, specializes in fresh seafood from the waters around Orkney and Shetland. Prime Orkney beef, lamb, game and vegetarian meals are also available. The Stane Whisky Bar serves a great selection of ales from some of Scotland's micro-brewers and has over 70 malt whiskies.
Edinburgh Airport is a 15-minute drive away. There is also a bus stop across from the property, which provides bus transportation to the airport and the center of the city.
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Clean room. Lovely staff. Nice breakfast. Rooms a bit smaller than shown in photographs but still good size.
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I couldn't open the curtains because everyone would see me in the room. A luxury room should not be next to the noisy bar. We had pass through a huge crowd to access the room.
Breakfast was excellent .
We were accommodated across a busy road in an annex . The one reception room here was occupied by a group of women running some sort of make up party ( at least 6/7 people) we were made to feel very uncomfortable and couldn't use the room
- Shower was very refreshing, although size was limiting - Breakfast was very good - Staff were very polite and helpful - Location was spot on for our visit (Rugby)
- No draft beer/lager - Not informed of charge (extortionate) for water when having evening meal - Irish coffee, cost again extortionate. worked out at £4 for the actual coffee and £2.95 for the rum. - £4 for a 330ml bottle of Peroni! Come on. - Restaurant prices very high for what is served.
Staff were friendly, helpful and unfazed by it being a Murrayfield weekend. Charming and elegant building. Didn't have dinner there but breakfast was very good.
Lovely room very clean but most of the staff were very good polite, helpfull,and professional but with a lovely friendly manner. WELL DONE!!!
Noise level outside but we are use to the quiet country life.
The cooking was exceptional, politeness of staff.
room was at the end of a corridor that the staff used.which made it nosy The room needed a one way system to get around very small,
Nice attentive staff , great breakfast , good location
Room 7 too small for a couple .
The hotel was comfortable
The food was slow, our room was downstairs next to public bathrooms and laughing and talking of staff and guests could be heard at all times
The building us great and its location in Edinburgh is perfect. We had a four poster bed and it was so comfortable but a little noisy but that only cause its antique l'm sure. Love the place and staff were lovely too. Breakfast was amazing.
We loved our stay at The Dunstane, the staff were so lovely and welcoming and very helpful, the bedroom was so nice, comfy beds, so many tv channels, shortbread biscuits with the tea and coffee :) Bathroom was so clean, power shower was amazing! Even though it is a little far from the city the bus stop is right outside and we never had to wait more than a minute for a bus, plus the street the hotel is on is so pretty, so many nice houses it was nice to be in a quiet area outside the busy city.The bar had great choice of drinks and the breakfast was great too.
Nothing bad apart from maybe the cooked breakfasts could slightly improve but they were still good can't really fault anything!
Honesty bar was a nice touch
Damp smell in the bathroom
Staff were very helpful and friendly, breakfast selection was excellent. Haggis was delicious! When the electricity in our room wasn't working we were immediately moved and upgraded.
Our room (8) was next to the water boiler, whenever anyone had a showered or turned on the tap it made a noise right next to the bed.
The staff were friendly.breakfast was delicious.room was fantastic with Molton Brown products and a nesspresso machine which we were not expecting.
Squeaky front door.we heard it as we were the first room on the ground floor and it was extremely windy.but that's only a minor point as everything else was outstanding.
Good location; just far enough outside centre. Short walk to Princess St.
The staff were instantly welcoming, friendly and walked us to our room on the top floor. Room was stunning. Bed very comfortable. Breakfast exceptional, cooked breakfasts to order. Staff very helpful. Made our stay in Edinburgh easy and special. Hotel was only a 20min walk to centre of Edinburgh or 5min walk to the tram stop down the same road. Very easy. The tram system in Edinburgh is fantastic, runs straight from the airport into the centre every 10mins and the hotel was 5min walk from Haymarket stop. Loved Edinburgh and the hotel was simply gorgeous in every way.
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I was disappointed to be in the townhouse across the street. Not nice when raining and the bedroom seemed an afterthought. Not as I ahd expected from the reviews or the website
The food was fantastic, the staff very friendly and helpful, the room charming and clean.
The location was a bit further away from the historical center of Edinburgh than we would have liked.
Having married at the Dunstane, we returned for our 10 year anniversary. It has been refurbished since then and the ground floor redesigned to squeeze in 3 extra guest rooms, losing the lovely, airy lounge at the front. We love Edinburgh and the hotel is in a nice location, far enough to be out of the hustle and bustle but near enough to walk into the centre. The room was clean and comfortable, and the staff pleasant but we felt as though we were sleeping behind a screen in the lobby.
We were delighted to be informed on arrival that we had been given an upgrade. However, in hindsight we'd have preferred a smaller room with a bit more privacy. Our room (19) was only feet away from the reception desk and right beside the toilets and the stairs. There was a large gap under the door so we could hear everything going on in the lobby and conversations of restaurant goers on their way to the toilet, plus guests going upstairs. We were also very aware that if we could hear them, they could hear us just as well – not ideal when you have left the kids with grandparents and booked a romantic weekend away for your anniversary! Presumably, rooms 20 and 21 on the ground floor suffer a similar problem. It seems that the refurbishment has been made with profit in mind, squeezing in as many extra rooms as possible and barely leaving enough space to queue up at reception, and is to the detriment of the comfort of guests. I made all these points on the comments card but have heard nothing back after 2 weeks. Perhaps they've heard it all before? Anyway, we won't be going back.
This hotel has a lovely feel about it made even more special by the friendly staff and comfortable accommodation. The breakfast had a fantastic choice for everyone.
Liked everything
Staff were excellent, great food and service. Facilities were first class as was the room and shower.
A slight draw back was needing to cross the rather busy road for dinner and breakfast for me as an early riser wasn't early enough.
Great place with exceptional staff, very helpful and friendly!! Parking available, great location not far from city centre! Our top choice for when we visit Edinburgh again
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I wanted to join the contest for the photo part unless some of my family wants to be a little funny and do a video. What I got was the same as you that anything goes and I just wanted to ask and see if anyone else got that impression. Thank you. ^^
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I don't think anyone was thinking about using porn or anything racial for this contest. Thank you for letting me know about the pictures though Dragon Ball.
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My days are spent writing poems for you
To the sensual airs of Chopin;
But your silence is all that you give to me,
Just silence, my dear ungrateful man
I carefully select each precious word,
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(Don't expect my words to make much sense,
Not today...... the wine is dictating.....
And it moves my pen across the page,
I don't fight it - my ideas were stagnating)
Last night, I imagined you came to me
As a spirit..... no, I don't know why!
The sun and the moon were shining at once,
Crystal stars were dotting the sky
You smiled, then you told me you adore me,
I flew away, but I don't know how;
Kissing your lips, I became drunk with love,
But that's all I remember now
I could only offer you love and a smile,
My treasures are but these precious few;
And when that's all gone...... oh, I know,
I'll save the last dance for you!
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I could only offer you love and a smile,
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I bought my 1994 Olds Achieva in 2002 from my boss (who was the original owner). At the time it had 120,000 miles, it now has 166,000 miles. It is great on gas however I have had several major problems with the engine and minor problems with the interior. Every time I got off the freeway my car would stall. There are only three of the four cylinders working. My gas gage is broken. My rear brakes clunk every morning. There is major exhaust leak, which gives headaches to passengers. The driver's side window does not work, it must be pulled up with two hands. The interior is poor, several things have fallen off (speaker, vents, ashtray...and more). I do like the good gas milleage and the fact that it was cheap though.
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AARP's website and magazine will often have very good career advice. Kerry Hannon's slideshow about 8 Common Mistakes Older Job Seekers Make is targeted to the older worker but actually could apply to all of us. Here's why:
- Mistake: kicking back & taking a break. The problem isn't in taking a needed vacation, but in failing to maintain an active presence in your field. Try blogging or consulting so when you resume your job search, you have evidence you didn't stagnate.
- Mistake: using dated email accounts. It's an excellent idea to have a dedicated professional email account that is your name, your initials & last name, or your name + your expertise. But make sure it's also a currently respected address. AOL & Yahoo are not going to work like Google or Outlook to enhance professional image right now, but these things change rapidly so pay attention.
- Mistake: low or missing digital presence. Privacy is not the same as invisibility, and most potential employers will look online. Social media and LinkedIn profile development are no longer optional for professionals.
- Mistake: refusing to be flexible about salary requirements. You may be offered a lower wage but can negotiate compensatory perks, for instance. Looking at the bigger salary picture can get you in the door.
- Mistake: overlooking contacts. You never know who you will run into again, who can introduce you to your next boss, or who is going to be helpful. Ideally you are being helpful to the others in your network, too, because it goes both ways and comes around again.
- Mistake: overdoing your resume. If it is bloated with outdated detail, hard to read, and over two pages, you overdid it. Time for a resume update! Do your research and make it concise. They can ask you for more detail in the interview.
- Mistake: ruling out jobs. It may not be a perfect fit, but a job that is mostly a good fit will be perfect with the right attitude.
- Mistake: waiting for the perfect job to open up. Here's the truth: there is no perfect job. That's okay, because people aren't perfect anyway. The same skill set and experience can transfer beautifully into any number of possibilities so be open to them all.
These mistakes are certainly not limited to any age group. If you have been making one, fix it and you could find that next job!
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With the growing number of video interviews, there's not a good reason to assume you won't be asked to be part of one. Business video chats are not in the same category as a Skype or Google hangout because there is a level of professional behavior expected from all parties. Many business meetings are being held in a video conference, too, so these skills are going to be essential in most careers.
One of The New Secrets to Rocking Your Skype Interview that Scott Dockweiler gives us on The Muse is the "digital handshake." This substitute for a physical shaking of hands is a way to show you are friendly, professional, and ready to get started. This is how you do the first impression successfully, laying the foundation for good communication during the rest of the meeting. Without that good first impression, the rest of the meeting is an attempt to overcome bad vibes.
Components of The Digital Handshake
- Look at the camera
- Lean slightly forward, shoulders & eyes focusing ahead
- Nod your head in a slow, confident, deliberate gesture without breaking eye contact
Now I can hear some of you saying…"I'm looking at a camera! What's the eye contact there?" You need to remember, in a video meeting that the camera is where you look when you are speaking. When the other party speaks, look at the screen, but when you speak, look at the camera. Some people use a photograph with a hole in it for the lens to put over the camera as a reminder.
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The whole video business meeting dynamic is inventing itself, and we are still seeing things change. But even a few years ago, global trends indicated that business and video conferencing were only going to increase. Since the use of video eliminates some of the geographic limitations, we are going to have to be prepared for some cross-cultural challenges along with the ordinary challenge of impressing a remote viewer with your professional abilities.
That simple nod and the body language accompanying it says you are ready to listen and contribute to the meeting — so it can start.
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Professional resume and executive resume services have always emphasized the importance of networking for those interested in finding a job or moving ahead in their career plans. This is because the interactions we have with others in our industries creates a background impression that job applications, resumes, and cover letters are viewed against. People see the resume, for instance, and find out more by either asking around or remembering contact.
LinkedIn is an online networking site, the biggest and most influential one we have access to in 2015. Louisa Chan is a marketing expert, and her post on Copyblogger is primarily speaking to content writers. But the 7 Ways to Build Online Authority with LinkedIn that Chan suggests are good suggestions for professionals of any industry who wish to establish authority in their field. Isn't this what networking and moving ahead as a professional is all about? As others become familiar with our expertise, we have a voice in the field — and the more expertise that is in our voice, the more authority we have.
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Here is a quick look at these great suggestions:
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All of these are ongoing projects. Even the completion of your profile is never ending, because if you are doing the other things, there will be more to add to your profile. And each time you add to the content you produce, your voice is being heard as an expert in your field.
If nobody knows you are an expert, you are invisible. One of the first things that a potential employer or the HR person deciding on your promotion, will do is see what you have to say about your expertise online. This is essential, whether it is original content (and there should be some original content) or a carefully curated contribution to the discussion along with your commentary.
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"While not new, predictive analytics is an important factor in assessing a candidate's fit and potential. What is new is its accelerating use in corporate America as a means to filter candidates in and out of consideration long before any personal assessment is made." — Lou Adler
Lou Adler is a regular contributor to LinkedIn and has so much experience and authority in his perspective on the hiring process that it is worth taking the time to understand what he says about the way Big Brother is Now Determining Your Hirability. Today, a person seeking a position is filtered by all that is in their resume, and all that is in their online brand as well. There's a list of characteristics that fit into a pattern; the pattern of the Achiever.
Here is what the "Achiever Pattern" that many companies look for consists of:
- lower turnover with growing responsibility
- quality of the years of experience rather than number of years
- quickly being assigned (or volunteering) for important projects and/or teams
- demonstrating same patterns of initiative & responsibility in every position
- rehiring and being rehired by past co-workers
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If you look at the Achiever Pattern's overall impression, you see someone who is willing and able to work within any setting and maximize the potential. They are good to work with, as evidenced by the fact they hire past co-workers and are hired by people who have worked with them in the past. There's a pattern there of more than a self-centered trampling on the way to a shinier inflated ego — the achievement they consistently reach is an achievement that is good for everyone.
If you don't have these qualities, you may be filtered out of the running before you ever get to the interview. It may be a good idea to carefully look at your resume and online presence and see how accurately they are portraying your own achievements. LinkedIn profile development has never been more important than it is today because it reveals a pattern that your next employer uses to predict your hirability.
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Recently, I was honored to be among industry experts discussing current trends in resumes and cover letters on a Mashable Biz Chat. Tracy Edouard, Marketing and Communication at Mashable, gives us the highlights of Mashable's #BizChats Twitter chat on how to transform your resume and cover letter for the better and you can see different professional perspectives on these questions:
- Is it important to have both a cover letter and resume when submitting job applications? Why or why not?
- How can someone truly make their resume stand out from the competition?
- What features are important to showcase on someone's resume? (GPA, school, skills, etc.)
- What are employers and recruiters looking for in resumes and cover letters?
- What are the biggest cover-letter mistakes professionals are making?
- How important is design when it comes to creating a resume and cover letter?
- What are the top resources available for resume and cover letter support?
- What final tips do you have about creating great resumes and cover letters?
These are all good questions. And the input from the various professionals involved is valuable without a doubt. But do you know what the most striking thing about this Twitter chat is?
There Isn't An Excuse For An Ineffective Resume & Cover Letter
We have the ability to pull experts from all over the place for a chance to pick their brains. Every expert tweeting is linked to a site with a wealth of information, and there is no reason a job seeker with access to an expert can't get expert advice. Much of that advice is free, too!
The overwhelming consensus is that you can have an effective resume and cover letter by putting the right effort into it. Sometimes that effort involves doing the research on current trends and revamping it yourself, sometimes it takes a resume critique from a professional to help you see what needs to be done, and sometimes your best investment is in a professional resume service.
The help you need to have a powerful resume and cover letter is out there and you can find it easily, along with a wealth of career advice from experts in your field.
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Snow and ice in North Texas didn't stop New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie from making his way to Fort Worth and Dallas on Thursday, on a quest to raise money to help fellow Republicans.
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