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1. indifferent - adjective
· marked by a lack of interest; "an apathetic audience"; "the universe is neither hostile nor friendly; it is simply indifferent"
Synonym(s): apathetic
2. indifferent - adjective
· showing no care or concern in attitude or action; "indifferent to the sufferings of others"; "indifferent to her plea"
3. indifferent - adjective
· (usually followed by `to') unwilling or refusing to pay heed; "deaf to her warnings"
Synonym(s): deaf
4. indifferent - adjective
· (often followed by `to') lacking importance; not mattering one way or the other; "whether you choose to do it or not is a matter that is quite immaterial (or indifferent)"; "what others think is altogether indifferent to him"
Synonym(s): immaterial
5. indifferent - adjective
· fairly poor to not very good; "has an indifferent singing voice"; "has indifferent qualifications for the job"
6. indifferent - adjective
· having only a limited ability to react chemically; chemically inactive; "inert matter"; "an indifferent chemical in a reaction"
7. indifferent - adjective
· marked by no especial liking or dislike or preference for one thing over another; "indifferent about which book you would give them"; "was indifferent to their acceptance or rejection of her invitation"
8. indifferent - adjective
· characterized by a lack of partiality; "a properly indifferent jury"; "an unbiased account of her family problems"
Synonym(s): unbiased, unbiassed
9. indifferent - adjective
· being neither good nor bad; "an indifferent performance"; "a gifted painter but an indifferent actor"; "her work at the office is passable"; "a so-so golfer"; "feeling only so-so"; "prepared a tolerable dinner"; "a tolerable working knowledge of French"
Synonym(s): so-so
10. indifferent - adjective
· neither too great nor too little; "a couple of indifferent hills to climb"
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In my last article we discussed the NFC West and NFC South. Today we will look at the rest of the NFC: The North and the East. Three out of the last six Super Bowl winners have come out of these divisions and it seems like there's always a legitimate contender to come out of these respective teams.
NFC North
The Green Bay Packers have been the class of the NFC North ever since their late-season run in 2010 that propelled them to the Super Bowl XLV championship. Aaron Rodgers will have to cope with losing one of his favorite targets, Greg Jennings. The defense, which has improved since their Super Bowl team, needs to continue to improve to be a legitimate contender for another Super Bowl.
The Minnesota Vikings will not try to fool you when it comes to their offensive game plan. One could simply describe their game plan with two words: Adrian Peterson. Until teams find a way to stop him, the Vikings will continue to use him to beat other teams. However, they need to need to be careful of wearing him out. Running backs in the NFL have a short life (although I think Peterson is the exception to that rule). Jennings, as previously mentioned, will boost the Vikings offensive attack even more and will make them a threat to the Packers for the NFC North crown.
The Chicago Bears have stayed relevant for many years because of their defense. Last year their defense was ranked in the top 3 for points allowed. This stout defense has allowed them to remain competitive in the NFC North against the Packers and Vikings. Acquiring Jay Cutler and Brandon Marshall hasn't given them the offensive fire power they thought it would be. But along with Matt Forte, the Bears offense always has the potential to win games late as the defense keeps the game close.
And then there's the Detroit Lions… The Lions had a breakthrough year in 2011 finishing with a 10-6 record and a wild card playoff berth. But in 2012, the Lions returned to the bottom of the division finishing with a 4-12 record. Their offense can certainly put up points with Matthew Stafford and Calvin Johnson. The defense, anchored by lineman Nick Fairley and Ndamukong Suh, has the potential to be dangerous but failed to live up to expectations as they ranked dead last in the NFC North in team defense. Their defense needs to improve if they want to rebound in 2013.
NFC East
Please indulge me for just a moment. I refer to the NFC East, jokingly, as the ESPN division. Much like the AL East in baseball, the NFC East gets more coverage than most other divisions in the NFL. Now that I have that off my chest…
Last season the Washington Redskins won the NFC East, led by rookie sensation Robert Griffin III. The Redskins also had a little bit of luck striking gold with rookie Alfred Morris, who finished second only to Adrian Peterson in the NFL in rushing. Redskins fans everywhere are concerned with RGIII's health. By all accounts, Griffin will be ready for the opening game. As long as RGIII is a Redskin, they will be in contention for the NFC East crown.
While the New York Giants were not successful in making the playoffs last season, they have been one of the most successful teams of the last decade winning 2 Super Bowls with quarterback Eli Manning and head coach Tom Coughlin. The Giants had the best defense in the NFC East last year statistically. Manning has shown time and time again he can get it done in crunch time, especially in the postseason. It will be fun to see Manning and Griffin go head-to-head in the years to come.
The Dallas Cowboys are always in the middle of drama that happens in the offseason. Tony Romo always makes games interesting to watch, particularly in the 4th quarter. This year Romo and the Cowboys offense will have Bill Callahan calling plays. Jerry Jones is hoping this kickstarts an offense that finished third in the division despite having Miles Austin, Dez Bryant, Jason Witten, and DeMarco Murray as weapons (Murray missed time with an injury). There is no doubt that head coach Jason Garrett feels the heat to win this year. (What Cowboys coach doesn't?) The key to the Cowboys season may be Tony Romo getting over his infamous late season turnover problems.
The Philadelphia Eagles are in a place they haven't been since 1998: Without Andy Reid. The Eagles brought in former Oregon Ducks head coach Chip Kelly, hoping to give the team a 'change of scenery'. The Eagles are also hoping that offensive threats Michael Vick and DeSean Jackson play up to their potential, especially within Kelly's fast offensive style. But an invigorated offense may not be able to help a team that had one of the worst defenses in the NFC last season (only the Saints gave up more points). The Eagles have yet to find a defensive coach to replace the late great defensive coordinator Jim Johnson who passed away in 2009 after a bout with melanoma.
This concludes my preview of the NFC (If you missed my preview of the NFC West and South, make sure you check it out). Still to come is my preview of the AFC divisions starting Friday. Soon after will be my predictions for the 2013 NFL season. Stay tuned!
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Fifth-graders first to pen Northside's history
Third- and fifth-graders at Northside Elementary have made a clear connection with the heritage of their school with the dedication of a book that traces the legacy of the school.
The students gathered in the library of the new school for the dedication of a book the fifth-graders wrote on the history of their school. School librarian Kathryn Cole said that this was the first project of its kind.
"This was the first project-based learning unit, and they are still learning how to be historians," Cole said to a crowd of students, parents and community members. "Our school has a very rich history. Long before the new building was constructed, we wanted to share that with our students and the community at large."
Cole said that when she came to the school the first thing she looked for was a written history of the school. Unable to find a comprehensive source, she commissioned the school's fifth-graders to help compile information.
Among those on hand for the dedication was Nothside alumnus Minister Robert Campbell. Campbell along with fellow alumni Esphur Foster and Kathy Atwater visited the classes and told students about their time as students at Northside.
After the unveiling of the book, Campbell shared some words of wisdom with the students. "Even with a good stew, it has to simmer for a while then it can come together," Campbell said of the diversity of the students. "Each individual has their own cultural identity but they are part of a whole. It's up to you to become the ambassadors of America, peace and joy and to share your culture to make America a better place."
Atwater was also present at the dedication and noted that the students were "making history, they're the first graduating class to record this history."
Northside Elementary was the Orange County Training School, Lincoln High and Northside School, serving the black community, prior to its most recent incarnation as an elementary school.
Fifth-grade teacher Sarah Moore said that among the research the students talked about was "why there were segregated schools, the mistakes we made in our past and making sure we don't make those mistakes again and that there is no need for a segregated school."
The students found and read through old written narratives about the school, and combed through old photos.
A few of the students shared highlights that they found from their research including the school's environment in the midst of Jim Crow segregation and the strong athletic history of the school.
Three copies of the Northside history book were presented to the library, the first contributions to the school library's new historical collection. People on hand were also able to use their smartphone or tablet to scan QR codes and access digital copies of the book.
Tyasia Hill is one of the students at Northside who worked on the history book along with Jyheim Teasley and Caleb French. All three said that they enjoyed the information they amassed during this project.
"I never knew they had a nickname," Hill said. "They were called the basketeers and they were called that because they had a great (basketball) game."
Teasley was shocked to learn that "the teachers lived close to the school and that they knew every single parent."
French said that he "didn't know they had sports. They actually had three kinds of sports."
Fifth-grade teacher Brian Mason said that even though the process was different, the students were able to gain hands-on experience with researching a topic.
"I'm old enough to remember when research was a much less linear thing," he told the crowd. "It wasn't always linear. We couldn't always find the answer we wanted at first so we had to go back. That's what learning is all about."


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on 2/11/2007 9:19:00 PM
Age: 25-29
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Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Pretty good for 89 cents! It's creamy so goes on smoothly on my waterline (lower inner rims) and shows up nicely. Downside is that it's so soft it tends to get on my lower lashes. Wear is just ok, but you get such a long pencil that you can reapply all you want and still have a lot left.
on 8/23/2006 10:31:00 PM
Age: 30-35
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Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I tried this because I heard when you line the bottome of your eyes on the rim with white eye liner its supposed to make your eyes pop. Well this is the first white eye liner pencil I ever bought to try it out and this barely even showed up on my eyes. Oh well it was only 99 cents!
on 8/23/2006 7:29:00 PM
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Hair: Brunette, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I spent only 99 cents on this and walgreens was having a buy one/get one free sale, so I decided to get this and a brandy colored lipliner. This goes on smoother than I thought. I use it on the outer corners of my eyes to open them up or to line the bottoms of my eyes. So chic for this fall. Good if you are going for a 60s vibe too :)
on 6/13/2006 2:21:00 AM
Age: 30-35
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My pencil says Kohl - Kajal EyeLiner and I have to say this is the best white eye pencil I have ever tried. I have tried so many high-end I just about gave up on the color white since none of them worked. I found the HE to be waxy and not really adhering to my inner rim. This is just perfect. It goes on evenly and is long lasting. Sometimes I wish it wasn't so bumpy but you only need a tiny bit because it builds up quickly. Enjoy :o)
on 6/12/2006 6:11:00 PM
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This is a great eyeliner to brighten up your eyes. I use it to line the inner rims of both of my eyes, and it make me look significantly less dead than before I did. That is good thing number 1.
Good thing number 2 is the price: $1.00. *swoons* Yay. Cheap products = great products for hobos like myself. It also seems to make you look less hobo-ish. :-D
And finally, good thing number 3...this eyeliner lasts a very long time. I guess that can mean two things! 1.) When you line your eyes, it stays in place without smearing, fading, or just wiping off. 2.) The eyeliner pencil itself is fairly long, so it lasts you quite a while, even when used every day. This is probably because you don't have to go over the line a lot to get the color to show up. But, like with all pencil eyeliners, you have to sharpen it fairly frequently, so it's not going to last forever. But they are so cheap that it doesn't matter anyway.
One minor problem is that this product, like a lot of products from this line, seems to vary in quality from batch to batch. One eyeliner you get may be very creamy and easy to use, while the next may be harder and tug on your skin quite a bit. In that case, don't just totally give up on this eyeliner completely. When you do get a creamy one, it works wonders, If you get a crappy one, return it and try another. It's worth it, in my opinion.
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Gorgeous on the inner rim to make the whites of eyes really pop. I just wish the formula was a bit creamier.
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I love this for creating a peak on the lips and brighting up the eyes. It lasts forever for that purpose. You could also put a shadow over it for a nice effect. The only real downside is that it's best used for going out, if you see it as a downside, that is.
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This is my first WHITE eyeliner to use in the lower rims of my eyes. It looks a bit scary when I first applied... maybe because of my applying technique... or lack there of. I never thought I would purchase a cheap makeup product like this.... but I wanted to know how I look with white eyeliner before shelling out $20 for a highend white pencil. This costs only 99 cents.... and it isn't so smooth. It does have high pigments, but it doesn't go evenly. Maybe I'll try it again tomorrow and will update. continued >>
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I'm not really a fan of eyeliner, but this stuff is way too hard for me to use. I actually feel like I'm poking my eye out when I use it. I need something that goes on more easier. Then again, what do you expect for 99 cents?
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I use this on the inner part of my lower eye. This stays put and helps brighten up my eyes. Sometimes I will use this to line the inner corners of my eyes and go about a 1/4 way to the middle of my eyes and then I do just the outter corners. This create a wide awake effect on me.
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Constitutional Law
The Constitutional Law Colloquium is part of a thriving public law program at Northwestern University School of Law. Activities include scholarly conferences and speakers at faculty workshops, as well as colloquia on positive political theory, international law, and constitutional law.
In an effort to expand the depth and quality of legal research in Constitutional Law, Northwestern Law has invited leading scholars from across the country to participate in the Fall 2012 Constitutional Law Colloquium Series, which has been organized by Professors Tonja Jacobi and Eugene Kontorovich.
This year's colloquium will explore a wide range of topics and methodologies, featuring both the theory and practice of constitutional interpretation. Students and faculty will meet with the visiting scholars to exchange views and comment on working papers. Presenters will receive valuable feedback and suggestions for how to expand or improve their research, and Northwestern Law students and faculty will gain a broader understanding of the relation of constitutional law and theory.
Fall 2012
All sessions take place on Wednesdays from 4:00-5:50pm in Rubloff 339.
September 12
Eric Posner, Kirkland & Ellis Professor of Law and Aaron Director Research Scholar, University of Chicago Law School
"Balance of Powers Arguments and the Structural Constitution"
October 3
Saikrishna Prakash, David Lurton Massee, Jr., Professor of Law, University of Virginia School of Law
"Martial Law, Dictators, and Congress"
October 17
Amy Steigerwalt, Director of Graduate Studies and Associate Professor, Georgia State University Department of Political Science
"The Puzzle of Unanimity: Explaining Consensus on the U.S. Supreme Court"
October 31
Adam Samaha, Professor, New York University School of Law, by video conference?
"Unconstitutional Conditions Questions Everywhere: The Implications of Exit and Sorting for Constitutional Law and Theory"
November 14
Maxwell Stearns, Marbury Research Professor of Law, University of Maryland
"Scrutinizing Tiers"
November 28
Richard Pildes, Sudler Family Professor of Constitutional Law, New York University School of Law
"Targeted Warfare: Individuating Enemy Responsibility"
Fall 2011
September 13
Elizabeth Magill, Vice Dean and Joseph Weintraub-Bank of America Distinguished Professor of Law, University of Virginia Law School
"Beyond Capture"
September 27
Juan Perea, Loyola-Chicago
"Race and Constitutional Law: On Recognizing the Proslavery Constitution"
October 11
Jamal Greene, Associate Professor of Law, Columbia Law School
"Fourteenth Amendment Originalism"
October 25
Amanda Tyler, Associate Professor of Law, The George Washington University Law School
"The Forgotten Core Meaning of the Suspension Clause"
November 8
Akhil Reed Amar, Yale Law School
"Confronting Modern Case Law: America's "Warrented" Constitution"
November 22
Gerard Magliocca, University of Indiana
"Constitutional Liability Rules"
Spring 2011
January 18
Kurt T. Lash, Professor of Law, University of Illinois College of Law
"The Origins of the Privileges or Immunities Clause, Part II: John Bingham and the Second Draft of the Fourteenth Amendment"
February 1
Nicholas Quinn Rosenkranz, Professor of Law, Georgetown University Law Center
February 15
Alison LaCroix, Professor of Law, University of Chicago School of Law
"Federalists, Federalism, & Federal Jurisdiction"
March 1
Thomas Colby, Professor of Law, George Washington University Law School
"The Sacrifice Of The New Originalism"
March 29
Jack M. Balkin, Professor of Law, Yale Law School
"Constitutional Redemption: Political Faith in an Unjust World, Chapters 3-5"
April 12
Richard Epstein, Professor of Law, N.Y.U. School of Law & University of Chicago School of Law


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Posted Date: 14 Oct 2010
Northwestern University Information Technology (NUIT) has been busy making major improvements in the technology services by improving mobile and support services on campus―including stronger cellular signals and new locations for hands-on technology support.
Setting the Bar Higher at Norris
In partnership with the Associated Student Government (ASG) IT Student Advisory Committee, NUIT implemented a new Distributed Antenna System (DAS), commonly known as a cell tower, in Norris as part of Northwestern's commitment to providing the technology necessary to improve support for its mobile campuses. Now, visitors entering Northwestern's Norris University Center no longer have to check their cell phone signal strength at the door.
"The ASG and Undergraduate Budget Priorities Committee advocated for improved cell phone reception in Norris in response to student concerns of feeling like they go "off the grid" when entering the building," said Claire Lew, president ASG. "The improved cell phone reception completely shifts the dynamic of Norris to be more accessible for students. We are really proud to be a part of this project."
NUIT determined the need for this enhanced technology after conducting extensive testing to assess the signal strength of major cellular carriers including AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, US Cellular, Verizon, and Nextel. Over the summer, work was done to coordinate each carrier's signal connection to the new cell tower to eliminate cellular "dead zones" in the building.
"I was so excited to get cell phone reception in Norris," said Rachel Birnbaum (SOC '13). "Now I don't have to wander around the building looking for my friends ― we can either call or text each other to meet up. It has made my life so much easier!"
Working closely with Facilities Management, NUIT Telecommunications and Network Services coordinated the time frame of the DAS installation to minimize disruption of scheduled meetings in Norris and to be ready in time for Wildcat Welcome and the start of classes.
"NUIT spent a considerable time and effort over the summer to install the towers to allow for much better cellular reception in the student center," said Steve Guinta, assistant director of Facilities Management. "The ability to actually answer a cell phone in all parts of Norris is very exciting."
"We are pleased to have partnered with ASG to bring this technology to Norris in support of our students," said Wendy Woodward, director of NUIT Technology Support Services. "NUIT continually strives to work with the University community to provide technology that supports the academics and business of the University. Providing access to support these services is a key goal."
New Home for Laptop ER
In partnership with Student Affairs, NUIT is also piloting a new hands-on technology support location called the NUIT Service Point that serves as the new home for the popular Laptop ER service. Located on the ground floor of Norris across from the Norris Center Bookstore, faculty, staff, and students have been stopping in regularly since the NUIT Service Point opened in September for help with wireless and mobile device set up, virus remediation, and more.
Open seven days a week during the academic quarter, the accessibility of the new location is a huge draw for students looking for support. "Last year I had to go to the main NUIT Support Center [at 1800 Sherman Avenue] for help with my computer. Although they addressed my problem, the location was out of my way," said Ellen Abrams (SOC '13). "Having a technology support office at Norris is so much more convenient and accessible."
Trina McGee (SOC '11) agrees, and says the new space also makes it easy to tell when service is available. "When Laptop ER was located near Norbucks [the Starbucks location on the first floor of Norris], I never knew if I needed to make an appointment to get help. Now I can just glance over at the service window to see if [a consultant is available]."
NetID Support on Chicago Campus
The process of resetting a forgotten NetID password is now substantially faster for faculty, staff, and students on the Chicago campus. In July, NUIT expanded support in Chicago by opening the new NUIT NetID Support Kiosk, located in the Chicago Parking and WildCARD Office.
Members of the Northwestern community no longer have to trek up north to Evanston with their WildCARD if they need assistance resetting a NetID password. They can conveniently visit the remote-service kiosk and show a WildCARD or other photo identification to receive an activation code to update a forgotten or expired NetID password.
Learn more about the newly installed Distributed Antenna System, the opening of the NUIT Service Point, and the launch of the NUIT NetID Support Kiosk on the NUIT Web site.
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Inland Empire is a vast and bounteous area of Southern California that surrounds and encompasses the beautiful cities of San Bernardino, Ontario and Riverside. Cucamonga Valley and Victory Valley are just a couple of the awe-inspiring features of Inland Empire's natural landscape.
Riverside County is among one of the most rapidly growing regions of the United States. Nestled among the picturesque Little San Bernardino foothills, Riverside County includes some of the most culturally unique cities and towns in California. Desert Hot Springs in the foothills is a popular resort town where students attending Westwood College in California can take a break from their studies and rejuvenate themselves in natural hot mineral springs.
Regional parks and recreational facilities abound in Inland Empire, offering numerous outdoor activities. Students at this California campus may spend their leisure time horseback riding, camping, hiking, water skiing and kayaking. And if students need a break from the warm sun, Westwood's Inland Empire campus is only 15 miles from the Mount Baldy Ski Resort, the largest and steepest in all of Southern California.
Set against the awesome landscape of Inland Empire are a variety of cultural and entertainment resources. There is no shortage of interesting shops and boutiques, restaurants, art and history museums and music venues. The California campus is only a few miles from several shopping centers, including Montclair Plaza, Victoria Gardens and Ontario Mills Mall. The California campus is also within miles of the Quakes Stadium and only ten miles from the California Speedway.
Tour California Westwood campuses and you'll see the many on-campus perks, as well: free parking, fully-equipped library, PC and MAC computer labs, free tutoring, numerous clubs and organizations and many more. When students do want to venture off campus, they can take advantage of the free shuttle to and from the Upland Metrolink station located only half a mile from campus. Whether you're enrolled in Westwood's business school in California or another industry-specific program, you'll find numerous academic and recreational advantages in and around the Inland Empire, California campus. Why would you want to go anywhere else!
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In a day of firsts for OCU, the women trailblazers defeated nationally ranked Kentucky Christian (no. 7 in the nation) 1-0 in double overtime. 40 seconds into the second overtime, Sarah Peters sent a ball through the KCU defense and Liesi South ran onto the ball, beat a defender and shot the ball. The ball went across the mouth of the goal, hit the far post and went in. "WOW! What a great feeling. These women have been through a lot and to win in this fashion is just great" mentioned Coach Josh Murton.
The win has OCU now at 1-1-1 record and a shot at the 2nd seed in the mid-east region. They play next against Johnson Bible College on Friday, October 16 at 2PM.
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Mr. King creates many amazing American, French etc. characters names... But I think he doesn't know many people from Poland, because names of two Poles that appears in his novels (Sam Weizak and Wilma Jerzyck) aren't very Polish-sounding :biggrin2: I live in Poland all my life and I've never met any Sam or Wilma, Weizak sounds really strange for me, and Jerzyck... it's one of my favourites. It's very similiar to "Jeżyk", and that means "Little hedgehog" in Polish :D
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Preparedness. It's a state of mind.
When you are a prepper, you begin to think differently than the other folks on the block. Not only do you take steps to become physically prepared, with food, medical supplies and tools – but you are mentally prepared. You develop a problem-solving mindset.
Part of the reason for that is that preparedness is predicting problems before they occur. Let's take a snowstorm for example, because where I live, this is a very common occurrence. We're used to it, nobody panics about it and we have come to expect it.
We know that if there is heavy ice and snow accompanied by high winds the following events are likely to occur.
- We may lose power.
- We may not be able to safely get out of our driveways for a few days.
- If we lose power, we won't be able to cook on the electric stove, our thermostats (if we have them) for central heat will not work, there will be no TV or internet, and our water won't run (my place is on an electric pump.)
- If we cannot get out of our driveways, we cannot get to the store for items that we "need", we cannot run to the pharmacy if we have a minor health issue or injury and we are staying here at the property for a few days.
- We can heat food and cook on the woodstove, we can heat the house with wood or our back-up heat source, we have books and games for entertainment, and we store drinking water and flushing water.
- We never allow ourselves to run low enough on any necessary item that we MUST go to the store or we will suffer, we have a fully stocked medicine cabinet and first aid kit, as well as the knowledge to use them, and there's just no place we have to go.
For a week before Superstorm Sandy hit the East Coast, residents were warned of the impending disaster. Many areas were told to evacuate. Others were told to stock up for several days without power, food and water. I'm sure that many residents weathered the storm and it's aftermath with dignity, taking their families' survival into their own hands, heeding the warnings and preparing themselves. They are the unsung heroes in the story – how many reports did we see on the news of the people who did NOT have to stand in line for an MRE and a bottle of water? How many reports did we see of people who quietly used alternative heat and remained safely in their homes?
Few if any – and why? Because the government and the "powers that be" want the people to feel like victims. They need to be needed because if they are not needed, then they are obsolete. It's all part of the grand social brainwashing that is meant to foster an attitude of dependence on the "state" instead of one of self-reliance and fortitude. Dependence on a person or entity for your survival means that you OWE that person or entity your allegiance. It means that in order for you to survive, you may also have to comply – and that the terms of that compliance are entirely up to those upon whom your survival relies.
The press played up the victims of the storm – the media encouraged victimhood instead of personal empowerment by these displays of people begging for the government to save them. Weakness was promoted, instead of strength.
"When is the government coming? We're gonna DIE."
I feel incredible sympathy for the people who lost everything in that disaster. I can only imagine the mental anguish of living through such an event. It's one thing to require assistance if your home and everything in it was destroyed by severe weather.
But if a person is stranded in his home for a week or two without power, that is eminently survivable, even in the middle of winter. It might not be pleasant, but it would not require government intervention for anyone who has planned ahead – or for anyone who has a survivor's mentality.
A survivor's mentality means that you are the hero of the story. You are not the princess, waiting for a dashing prince to ride in on a white stallion and save you. This means that instead of looking for Prince Charming coming down the road in a FEMA truck, you'll be…THINKING. That, right there is the real difference. Hero's think, victims wait.
What is a hero thinking about?
- How to maintain a survivable body temperature
- What to eat and how to cook it
- How to protect his or her family and property
- How to overcome damage done by a storm or other catastrophe, particularly if that damage affects temperature and security
- How to keep those around them calm and focused
- How to prevent further damage from occurring
What about you – are you the hero of your story or the victim in need of rescue?
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From the whistle-blowing teacher behind the headlines: one inspirational teacher, one extraordinary year, hope and heartbreak on the front lines of an inner-city school, "To Miss With Love" by Katharine Birbalsingh is the remarkable and eye opening expose of our education system. A third of teachers leave within their first term on the job. This one wouldn't quit for all the world. Meet Furious - sixteen, handsome and completely out of control. Nothing frightens him and no one can get through to him. Now meet Munchkin - a sweet kid with glasses who's an easy target and needs protecting. Then there's Seething and Deranged, two girls who are brimming with bad attitude; Fifty and Cent, who act like gangsters but are afraid of getting beaten up; and Stoic, a brilliant young mind struggling to survive. In the midst of them all, there is a bodyguard and bouncer, a counsellor and confidante, a young woman whose job it is to motivate and inspire them and somehow keep them out of trouble: their teacher. None will make it through the year unscathed. Some may not even make it at all...Spanning a year of shocking truths and hard-won victories, of fights and phone-thefts, teenage pregnancies and the dreaded Ofsted report, this is the remarkable diary of an inner-city school teacher.Revealing the extraordinary chaos, mismanagement and wrong-thinking that plague our education system, it is a funny, surprising and sometimes heartbreaking journey from the frontlines of the classroom to the heart of modern Britain. "The constant frustration, the struggle to hold on to your ideals in the face of a broken system - this book is the story of contemporary state education. It's both heart-breaking and inspiring". (Toby Young). "Everyone should read this book and do a bit of re-thinking. Straight from the chalk-face - a book which explains why our kids have been failed by State Education". (Rod Liddle). "The teacher who laid bare the chaos in the education systems...by delivering some brutal home truths...articulate and inspirational". ("Daily Mail"). "Charismatic...electrifying...This remarkable woman has neatly identified the problem with education". ("The Times"). Katharine Birbalsingh is Britain's most outspoken and controversial teacher. Educated at a comprehensive school, she earned a degree in philosophy and modern languages at Oxford university and has taught for over a decade in inner-city schools."To Miss with Love" was for several years an anonymous blog that exposed the reality of inner-city schools and the problems with the education system. She now writes regularly for the "Telegraph" and has given evidence at the Commons select committee for education. Her views have sparked a national debate.
Katharine Birbalsingh is Britain's most outspoken and controversial teacher. Educated at a comprehensive school, she earned a degree in philosophy and modern languages at Oxford university and has taught for over a decade in inner-city schools. To Miss with Love was for several years an anonymous blog that exposed the reality of inner-city schools and the problems with the education system. She now writes regularly for the Telegraph and has given evidence at the Commons select committee for education. Her views have sparked a national debate. www.katharinebirbalsingh.com
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Brand consultant job description Overview Brand consultant pay a important role in building, developing brands for customer. When design a job description for brand consultant, you should pay attention to key elements: job purpose, tasks, KRAs, KPIs, job specs etc Sample tasks for brand consultant 1. Design contests/spiffs to motivate sales force on key product initiatives (LOB- specific). 2. Develops support materials and conducts end- user training as needed. 3. Maintains departmental inventory/fulfillment user manual. 4. Oversees print production of assigned projects including brochures, sales collateral, brand direct mail and onboard collateral. 5. Plan and execute an effective relationship strategy and maintain effective long- term business relationships at the senior level with key decision makers and influencers. 6. Plan and facilitate and/or conduct complex negotiations achieving lasting agreements and commitments. 7. Build relationships with sales force (on floor and in field) that facilitate ability to influence and motivate. 8. Identify and prioritize opportunities and manage a pipeline of opportunities. 9. Reviews international orders and ensures proper shipping protocols are used. 10. Determine customer needs through focus groups, periodically attending weekly sales force meetings. 11. Design and deliver sales force training/web casts related to customer experiences associated with specific product. 12. Provide sales with accurate, up to date tools to help drive the business (product roadmaps, positioning recs, etc.). 13. Oversees end-user communications and provides monthly activity overview and adhoc reports as needed.
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Marketing Automation and CRM ConsultantPosted on 9/27/2012
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The Marketing Automation and CRM Consultant is responsible for client engagements such as the development and implementation of nurture programs, scoring programs, trigger based communications, general email campaigns, reporting and analytics, system integrations, as well as strategic advisory in area of expertise.
Qualified applicants will possess a background in demand generation or marketing operations, with demonstrated expertise in Marketo (or other marketing automation platform) and Salesforce.com.
This is a client facing role that will interact with key internal and external stakeholders to understand and synthesize a clients business need, develop key requirements based on this discovery, ensure acceptance and approval of these requirements and facilitate the completion of a client engagement through project management, strategic advisory and hands-on execution services.
This job may be held from your home office anywhere in the US.
Marketing Automation and CRM programming
* Develop and deploy automated email campaigns
* Design and implement advanced nurture programs
* Design and implement lead scoring models
* Create forms and landing pages to support acquisition and engagement marketing programs
* Document processes and procedures for client marketing efforts and programs
* Manage and execute system deployment and integration projects
* Administer client marketing automation platform
* Recommend strategy and provide execution on database management
* Provide lead management and lifecycle strategy and implementation via marketing automation and CRM platforms
* Provide strategic and execution support on various programs within Salesforce.com or similar CRM
* Use a creative and innovative approach to leverage marketing automation platforms for projects such as: developing end-to-end email preferences centers, microsites, event forms, deeper systems and information integrations, etc.
Reporting and Data Analysis
* Create basic and custom reports within the marketing automation platform as well as a CRM (e.g., Salesforce.com)
* Provide revenue focused reporting on all programs and marketing efforts within MAP and/or CRM
* Analyze data and provide recommendations for improvements to client marketing programs
* Create Salesforce.com report dashboards
Project Management
* Create and update project calendar
* Facilitate and/or participate in client meetings
* Set and manage client expectations
* Build and maintain customer satisfaction and loyalty
* Create project documentation
Marketing and Sales Support
* Participate in pre-sales meetings and provide recommendations as needed
* Support development of Proposal/Scope of Work in conjunction with Sales
* Support business development projects as related to area of expertise
* Write regular blog posts
* Participate in social media
The ideal candidate will possess a Bachelors degree in related field, along with 4 years of experience in marketing/demand generation and marketing data analysis. A minimum 3 years of experience with Marketo, Eloqua or other relevant marketing automation platforms, as well as Salesforce.com, is required.
Candidates should also possess the following skills and abilities:
* Knowledge of demand generation strategies and tactics, digital and email marketing campaign execution tactics and best practices, data hygiene and analytics
* Ability to successfully define outcomes, manage expectations, manage cross-functional initiatives and meet deadlines based on project requirements
* Demonstrated success building strong relationships, establishing and proving credibility and partnering with clients, business leaders and peers
* Confident and articulate presentation skills
* Exceptional oral and written communication skills
* Strong organizational skills and attention to detail, ensuring that work is performed accurately, completely and meets or exceeds the clients expectations
* An industrious, motivated, resourceful and creative work ethic
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In this course, photographer and author Ben Long explores the art and the craft of creating beautiful, archival-quality inkjet prints. The course looks at the anatomy of a print job: how a printer works, how to adjust and prepare your image to get the best results, and what happens to your photo in its journey from pixels to paper.
After a discussion of how to choose a printer, the course covers the process of preparing both black and white and color images using Adobe Photoshop. Ben describes how to take images from looking good onscreen to being properly adjusted for best results on paper, covering details such as sizing, sharpening, and color management.
With photographer and master framer Konrad Eek, Ben explores the creative decisions that photographers should address before printing. What size print? How does print size relate to the message of the photo and to the space where the photo will be displayed? What kinds of paper choices do you have, and how does your photo's content relate to the paper you choose?
The course also describes how to properly evaluate a print and how to handle common challenges that crop up during the printing process.
I'm going to show you a different sharpening technique. This time we are going to sharpen without using a sharpening plug-in. As discussed previously, it's not actually possible to sharpen an image. When we sharpen, we are creating an optical illusion really. We're going in and performing lots of tiny contrast adjustments on every edge in the image. As the edges become more contrasty, they appear sharper. So anyway that we can find to increase localized contrast in an image, meaning separate contrast adjustments for localized areas in an image, any time we can do that, we're going to create an image that's sharper looking, and there are a lot of different ways of doing that.
As before, I'm going to start by duplicating my Background layer. In other words I am going to be creating a separate sharpening layer so that I can always delete it later if I need to. As before, I am also going to zoom in to 100%. This is an effect where you really need to be looking at your image at full-size to be able to judge your settings properly. Filter > Other > High Pass. Now when I pull this up, my image is going to get weird looking, it goes gray, it's got this weird kind of embossed look to it, and it's got these weird color artifacts. Photoshop's default settings for the High Pass Filter are 10, normally they will come in at your last used settings.
This is a fresh copy of Photoshop so I have got the default ones here. First thing I am going to do is slide all the way to zero, and that brings my image out to complete gray. What I want to do now is slide to the right until I just start to see details appearing, and I can see some eyes there, I can go farther and start to see more detail, but now I am seeing skin texture, and I don't want any skin texture sharpened. So I am going to back off to about there. There is no recipe here, your image might be completely different.
I am just really basing it on can I see the details that I want sharpened. The reason I am showing you this technique is High Pass sharpening is a great way of getting a nice gentle effective sharpening without risking over-sharpening built into it as this kind of a localized thing. I'm not really going to be sharpening skin tone, which, as we have seen in previous movies, is a good thing. So I am going to say OK now. And there is a step that you may need to perform, we don't really need to in this image, but I'll do it anyway. Remember those color artifacts you saw when we first brought up the High Pass Filter.
Some of those may still be in here, they are really hard to see, but we can easily remove them by going to Image > Adjustments and then down to Desaturate, or we can hit Command+Shift+U. So that will just pull out any of that color stuff which will keep our process a little cleaner. And now over here in the layers palette, I go to my Blending mode menu, it's this one that says Normal. Normally when I have got two layers sitting on top of each other and Blending mode is set to normal, pixels on top simply replace pixels below.
Remember that every pixel is simply represented by a numeric value, so by changing the Blending mode, Photoshop basically does mathematical operations between those pixel values to come up with new values. Fortunately rather than give the mathematical descriptions, they give them these names that may or may not make any sense. For this, we want to switch to Overlay, and when I do that, I get this, my image goes back to normal. Now right away I can't really tell that there's been any sharpening because I don't remember what it looked like before. So I am going to hide my High Pass layer.
So here's before, watch this area and here it's very, very subtle, and after, her eyes have just picked up a little bit of sharpening. You may or may not be able to see down in your smaller view that you're getting in this video. What I want to do though is look at some of these details down in here, areas that I don't want to have sharpened. So I am going to watch those, while I turn sharpening off and on, and I see no change at all. So this has done a really good job of localizing itself to just her eyes. This is a technique you should play with. You should practice with it some, you should see what you think about it and decide for yourself whether it's a technique you want to start using regularly.
Again, what I like about it is it's got built-in localization. This really went into just her eyes because I kind of defined a mask when I was setting my High Pass controls, and it's very rare that you can get to the point of seeing full on sharpening halos when you're using a High Pass sharpening technique. Finally, I do keep it as a discrete sharpening layer, so I can always throw this out and redo it later if I print it, and decide I don't like the sharpened settings. So fiddle around some with this High Pass sharpening, it's a very good sharpening technique to have in your post production toolbox.
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