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There has been a lot of discussion regarding genetically modified organisms (GMO). Most recently, the argument has focused on labeling foods to make the consumer aware of what they are buying (New York State). The question still remains, not whether we want our food labeled for GMO but whether we are pro or con regarding GMO altogether.
Definition: Genetically Modified Organisms, GMO, is food with ingredients created through gene splicing DNA from a variety of plants and animals. It is done in a laboratory setting and been in research and testing prior to 1974. *In 1972 Stanley Cohen and Herbert Boyer decided to pool their knowledge and in 1973 created a method of cloning predetermined DNA patterns. Their breakthrough not only earned them a Nobel Prize but paved the way to modern genetic engineering. source.
Confusion: There is no hard evidence over years of testing that indicates GMO is a direct cause of health issues (possible links TO, but causes, no). Too many other factors come into play that cannot be removed from the equation: stress, sedentary lifestyle, environmental toxins, processed/fast foods, hybridized wheat products NON-GMO consumption.
What we WANT but don't WANT: Consumers want variety when visiting the grocery store or market. Juicier tomatoes, large cuts of meat, sweeter, larger produce, and mixed/matched dog breeds, are the result of genetic modifications. When the gene transfer occurs in a laboratory environment, it speeds up the process rather than waiting for nature to produce the desired gene. In cases where popular produce is a result of GMO experimentation, the desired outcome is an engineered product resistant to pests and herbicides. This transfers into reduced usage of pesticide. That's a good thing, right?
The majority of research has found that genetically engineered food is safe which is why the FDA has not interfered. In fact, the FDA is investigating a modified fish, fast growing salmon, for human consumption. To this point, food tested has not been any more likely to cause allergic or toxic reaction than from traditionally bred plants. Labeling of GMO varieties will reveal the same nutritional content as NON GMO varieties. However, proponents of the labeling act proclaim it is "about transparency, not technology". Source.
Labeling: From a study "Costs of Labeling Genetically Modified Food Products in N.Y.State by Professors in Science and Business Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management at Cornell University, the following breakdown discusses possible results of GMO labeling:
- Labeling would apply to 40% of food and alcohol items. *Excluding restaurant food, livestock products, alcohol, organic products
- 50% of food in supermarkets would be affected. Due to the large number, it is impossible to predict what processors and stores might do.
- Compliance: (Based on a 4 person household, annually) To label existing products (warehouse, store cost, labeling) $68 - $64. Usage of NON GM ingredient would be higher costs $412 - $44. Usage of organic ingredients would be more costly to the consumer and stores to keep separated $1552 - $360. *Annual family of 4, $500 annually best estimate with full labeled/unlabeled product range. The costs would shift largely to the consumer.
The report from Cornell emphasized that the above are ONLY estimates because no one can predict how both consumer and food industry would react if labeling is mandated. Studies as well as experience in Europe show shoppers avoiding/paying less for labeled genetically modified foods. The reduction of choice (loss of variety in supermarkets) and raised food costs due to higher ingredient costs of NON GM inputs contributed to consumer opting for GM foods.
Benefits: Apart from decrease in pesticide use, proponents GMO site: source.
- More stress resistant crops (enduring effects from severe weather and pest).
- More nutritious foods by inserting genes to raise food value.
- More food from less land enabling food availability for less developed countries.
- Rehabilitating overworked, damaged land.
- Bio-fuel for energy production.
- For human health, there has been mention of genetic fingerprinting: This would allow scientists to know what an organism is by looking at it's "blueprint".
- Develop vaccines and medicines and identification of allergic genes. Molecular biology may be able to characterize allergens and remove them.
Still want to avoid GMOs?: By organic. Look at the PLU code on a label of corn, if it begins with a "9", it is organic. For packaged foods, look for USDA Certified Organic labeling. 70% organic ingredient are not permitted to contain GMOs. Finally, don't eat in restaurants.
Most Popular GMO Foods: Corn, Soy, Sugar, Aspartame, Papayas, Canola oil, Dairy, Summer Squash.
What is your view? For or Against GMO foods? For or Against Full Disclosure Labeling?


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The ANC is a national liberation movement. It was formed in 1912 to unite the African people and spearhead the struggle for fundamental political, social and economic change.
The ANC's key objective is the creation of a united, non-racial, non-sexist and democratic society.
This means the liberation of Africans in particular and black people in general from political and economic bondage. It means uplifting the quality of life of all South Africans, especially the poor.
The ANC is in an alliance with the South African Communist Party (SACP) and the Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU). Each Alliance partner is an independent organisation with its own constitution, membership and programmes. The Alliance is founded on a common commitment to the objectives of the National Democratic Revolution, and the need to unite the largest possible cross-section of South Africans behind these objectives.
Author : Jackson Mthembu
5 March 2013
The African National Congress rejects with contempt the accusation made by Henke Pistorius (the father to Oscar Pistorius) to a UK newspaper that "the ANC government is not willing to protect white South Africans".
Not only is this statement devoid of truth, it is also racist. It is sad that he has chosen to politicise a tragic incident that is still fresh in the minds of those affected and the public.
This tragic incident has affected two families that are still trying to come to terms with what happened and this latest racist slur is not assisting these families. We think it is ill-advisable for anyone to start apportioning undue blame.
The ANC believes that the Pistorius and Steenkamp matter is in the capable hands of our competent courts who are expected to handle the matter objectively and in accordance with our laws. Any speculation can only prejudice the case.
We welcome the statement of the Pistorius family that distances Oscar and his family from the statement made by Henke Pistorius. The ANC believes that this is a difficult period that both families are going through.
We call on South Africans to desist from wild and prejudiced speculation. Let us give our courts a chance to deal with this matter.
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The Sacrifice of Atonement, Through Faith in His Blood—Romans 3:25
"God presented him as a sacrifice of atonement, through faith in his blood. He did this to demonstrate his justice, because in his forbearance he had left the sins committed beforehand unpunished" (Romans 3:25)
I have heard many people say, that the God of the Old Testament was a God of wrath and anger, vastly different then the God portrayed in the New Testament. However this is not true and this passage of scripture supports that. God dealt with the people who lived before Christ in restraint, patience and tolerance looking forward to the time when Jesus would do away with sin by the sacrifice of himself.
God presented Jesus as the propitiation for our sins. Another way to put that is that God showed His mercy to the sinner by atoning for our sins with His blood shed on the cross. The Jew was familiar with the sacrificial system because the Law required that nearly everything be cleansed in blood. (Hebrews 9:22) But the reality was, that the blood of animals was never able to take away sin. (Hebrews 10:4)
Why was there a need for a different sacrifice other than animals? First because the sacrifices prescribed in the Law was a type and a shadow of the things to come (Colossians 2:17). One way to look at this is like writing a check to pay for groceries. The check itself isn't worth anything, but when the amount is filled out and the check is signed, then the check is the promise of payment. The check can be cashed in for the value assigned to it. However, it is only good if there is money in the bank to cover it. In the same way, the sacrificial system was like the check in this example. It was only as valuable as the reality was to back it up. Jesus was that reality and the real sacrifice for sin. The blood of the bulls and goats served as a token for the real sacrifice that Jesus would pay. It was the type and shadow and vague representation of what was to come.
If the blood of animals wasn't able to pay for sin, why was Jesus' blood able to do it? First because Jesus was sinless His blood was able to justify us (Romans 5:9). Justified means, just as if I'd never sinned. So Jesus' blood restores us to a state before sin corrupted it. Secondly because Jesus' blood made peace between us and God (Colossians 1:20). By His blood He reconciled all things back to Himself thus making peace. And lastly, Jesus' blood brings about the forgiveness of sin (Hebrews 10:18). So since there was peace between us and God, we were restored to a state before sin corrupted us and we were completely forgiven once for all, The blood literally appeased God and reconciled us to Him through Faith. Animal blood was never able to do this.
By sending Jesus as our sacrifice of atonement or propitiation for sin, God demonstrated his justice and righteousness. Because by His forbearance he left the sins committed before Jesus' sacrifice unpunished. There was complete remission of sin for all of those people who lived before Christ. The Greek work for remission is 'aphesis' which literally means, deliverance, freedom; liberty; release from bondage; forgiveness; pardon of sins, letting them go as if they had not been committed; remission of penalty. So even though these sins were an offense to Him, in his restraint and in the face of provocation he completely passed over and ignored these sins without punishment looking forward to the time when Jesus would pay for them.
To me, this sounds exactly like the God written about in the New Testament. Forgiving, loving, patient and willing to do whatever it takes to bridge the gap between us. Today I praise God that He sent Jesus to be my Savior. I thank God for the Bible, so we have the means to read, understand and know Him. And I thank Him for redeeming me fully, completely and eternally!
Previous: Romans 3:22-24 Next: Romans 3:26
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Peter Pujals was the 2013 Patriot League Rookie of the Year.
Aug. 21, 2014
CENTER VALLEY, Pa. - If football games were 58 minutes, Holy Cross' record from the last two seasons might look a lot different. But the Crusaders have a 5-18 mark over the past two years because they often could not close out the final minutes, and will look for better finishes to lead to a more successful campaign in 2014.
Holy Cross is 2-11 in games decided by seven points or less the last two years, but hopes to flip the script behind a dynamic quarterback and improved defense. Peter Pujals returns as the signal-caller after his Patriot League Rookie of the Year campaign, and the sophomore has classmate Gabe Guild with him in the backfield. The defense hopes to keep up this year with plenty of new faces as only five starters return from a unit that allowed 30.6 points per game in 2013.
The Crusaders are only picked sixth in the Patriot League, but they have given some of the top teams fits the past two seasons before suffering narrow losses. If Holy Cross can start closing out games, it can quickly find itself right back in the thick of the League title chase.
A preview of the 2014 Holy Cross Crusaders season is included below, with a look at the offense, defense, special teams and schedule, five burning questions and links to information and video previews for the season.
For more on all of the teams, read the 2014 Patriot League Football Preview and watch all of the preseason video features on the Youtube Football Playlist
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HEAD COACH: Tom Gilmore, 11th Season ( 56-56 overall/Holy Cross, 33-27 Patriot League)
2013 RECORD: 3-9 overall, 1-4 Patriot League (T5th place)
PATRIOT LEAGUE PRESEASON POLL: 6th
PRESEASON ALL-PATRIOT LEAGUE: Kalif Raymond (Jr., RS)
PLN VIDEOS: Pujals back after Rookie of the Year campaign | Youth, energy lead to high hopes | Defense looks to be stronger in 2014
OFFENSE: The Crusaders did not have the final record they wanted in 2013, but they did find a quarterback with the potential to stay in the position for years to come. Peter Pujals was named Patriot League Rookie of the Year after putting up over 2,700 yards of total offense and 27 total touchdowns in 10 games with eight starts. He has a classmate in the backfield in running back Gabe Guild (496 yards, 5 TD), though wideout Mike Fess graduated as the school's all-time leader in receptions. Kalif Raymond (42 rec., 400 yards) is the top returning wideout with Jay Knighton leading the offensive line.
DEFENSE: The Crusader defense loses top tackler Roman SanDoval at linebacker, but the next four on last year's list are back in defensive backs Matt Bhaya (71 TT), Logan Silver (51 TT) and Ben Coffaro (49 TT) and linebacker Tyler Zeoli (67 TT). Mike Galantini (25 TT) is the top player back on the defensive line.
SPECIAL TEAMS: No Crusader returnee took a punt, field-goal attempt or kickoff last season as the departed John Macomber handled all three areas. There are four kickers or punters on the roster vying for action. The return game is more stable as Kalif Raymond is a Preseason All-Patriot Leaguer who handled punt and kickoffs returns last season.
SCHEDULE: The Crusaders play 12 games for the second straight year, opening with four non-League contests as they visit Albany (Aug. 30) and Harvard (Sept. 19) and host Morgan State (Sept. 6) and Central Connecticut (Sept. 13). The League opener is at home against Fordham (Sept. 27), with the Crusaders then going on the road for all four games in October as they head to Colgate (Oct. 4) and Lafayette (Oct. 25) in League play and Brown (Oct. 11) and Dartmouth (Oct. 18) in non-League action. Holy Cross finishes up with home games against Lehigh (Nov. 8) and Bucknell (Nov. 15) and a trip to Georgetown (Nov. 22).
Five Questions
1. Is Pujals ready for another starring role?
Holy Cross had a shining light in its tough 2013 season as Peter Pujals debuted with a huge freshman campaign. The Patriot League Rookie of the Year amassed 2,700 total yards and 27 touchdowns in 10 games with eight starts and looks like the man to lead the Crusaders for the next three years. But Pujals now has to prove he can follow up his successful season, and do it despite the graduation of the school's all-time leading receiver, Mike Fess. Holy Cross has a history of talented wideouts under Gilmore, but none have a lengthy resume heading into the season. Pujals has shown the skills to believe he'll be a star in the Patriot League, but does face a challenge this year in finding success with a developing group of wide receivers.
2. Will youth help lead to a turnaround?
Pujals wasn't the only Crusader to make an impact as a freshman. His classmate in the backfield, Gabe Guild, ran for 496 yards and five touchdowns to lead the ground game. On defense, Kyle Young emerged as a playmaker with 32 tackles and an interception. The Crusaders will need more from those three as well as the rest of the sophomore class, the first scholarship group at Holy Cross. Also, with 26 letterwinners departed from last season, Holy Cross may look to some members of a recruiting class that features 24 players to have an impact as freshman.
3. Can the defense show improvement?
Holy Cross gave up 30.6 points per game last season, a big reason the Crusaders finished 3-9 despite scoring 27.0 points per contest. The defense only returns five starters from last season, though there are some key pieces back with Zeoli at linebacker, Bhaya, Coffaro and Silver in the defensive backfield and Galantini on the line. Young looks like a solid player going forward as well, but after that there will be plenty of competition and opportunity to earn playing time at other spots. After last year's struggles, perhaps that's not a bad thing as the Crusaders try to re-tool the defense enough to supplement what should be a potent offense.
4. How can the Crusaders improve in the close games?
Holy Cross' 3-9 record in many ways was deceiving last season, just like the 2-9 mark in many ways did not reflect how the Crusaders played in 2012. Holy Cross has a 2-11 record in games decided by a touchdown or less the past two years, and even a mark close to .500 in that category would make the past two seasons look a lot different. But after two years of losing the close ones, the question becomes how do the Crusaders finish the games? A big change could come from a better defensive effort, as late scores were given up in multiple losses the past two years. That's what happened last season in a 28-24 home loss to Colgate on Oct. 19 that was particularly costly, as the Crusaders missed a chance to go 2-0 in the Patriot League and ended up losing their final four contests after the defeat. Holy Cross will also need to find a reliable kicker to replace John Macomber, as the tight contests can often come down to a key field goal. Whatever the case, Holy Cross could use a close win or two early in the season to gain some confidence when it has games go down to the wire in Patriot League play.
5. Can the Crusaders enter November with a chance?
Holy Cross plays a 12-game schedule that does not feature a bye until November 1, so the Crusaders will do plenty of heavy lifting early in the season. In Patriot League play, Holy Cross has a tough early slate that includes an opener at home against preseason favorite Fordham on Sept. 27, visit to Colgate on Oct. 4 and trip to defending champion Lafayette on Oct. 25. The final month includes home games against Lehigh and Bucknell and a trip to Georgetown, but the Crusaders will need to figure things out early in the season to make those games matter. Holy Cross has tough road trips to Albany and Harvard and manageable home dates with Morgan State and Central Connecticut before hosting Fordham and visiting Colgate, and has to make some inroads in that non-League stretch to be prepared to win at least one of those early Patriot League games to keep things interesting.


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Option Traders See Upside Ahead for EMC Corporation
EMC Corporation
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placed a large bet Wednesday that this downtrend will soon reverse
course. During the course of the session, nearly 16,000 calls
traded at the June 24 strike, nearly all of which crossed at the
ask price. Open interest surged by 12,800 contracts overnight,
pointing to buy-to-open activity.
Digging in, more than half of this volume traded in one large block, when a lot of 8,826 contracts was executed at the ask price of $0.25, or a total value of nearly $221,000 for the block ($0.25 per option contract * 100 shares per contract * 8,826 contracts). Panning out further, the volume-weighted average price for this call yesterday was $0.26.
Looking ahead to expiration on June 21, these calls are a bet that EMC will rally from its current price of $23.80 to above breakeven of $24.26 (the strike price plus the VWAP). For the call buyer who traded the aforementioned block, his breakeven price at expiration is $24.25 (strike plus premium paid). Delta on this call is currently 0.50, meaning the options market is pricing in a 1-in-2 chance of an in-the-money finish.
These call buyers aren't the only ones holding an optimistic outlook toward EMC. Short-term options players have rarely been more call-focused, as evidenced by the stock's Schaeffer's put/call open interest ratio (SOIR) of 0.51, which is lower than 93% of all similar readings taken over the past year.
Moreover, 22 of the 27 analysts following the IT concern rate it a "buy" or better, even while the stock has underperformed the broader S&P 500 Index (INDEXSP:.INX) by 13 percentage points over the last two months. Should they finally decide to downgrade the equity, it could spur selling pressure in the shares.
On the charts, EMC recently notched an annual low of $21.45 and is wedged beneath its 10-month moving average, which has acted as resistance since last October.
Today, the July 25 call is in focus, with nearly 17,500 contracts trading hands off the bid price. As volume outpaces open interest, it is possible these out-of-the-money bets are being sold to open as part of a covered call play.
This article by Beth Gaston was originally published on Schaeffer's Investment Research .
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Tiger sharks at Trigg Beach, as seen from the Westpac lifesaver rescue helicopter. Photo: Surf Life Saving WA.
Tiger sharks are feeding off a dolphin carcass off Perth, prompting the closure of Trigg beach to swimmers.
Surf Life Saving WA said there were an estimated 13 tiger sharks, ranging in size from one to three metres, about 20 metres offshore, between Trigg and Scarborough beaches.
Department of Fisheries officers have arrived at the scene.
The sharks spotted just metres from the shore. Photo taken by the Westpac lifesaver rescue helicopter, courtesy Surf Life Saving WA.
SLSWA community safety manager Chris Peck said inspectors would monitor whether Scarborough beach should also be closed.
The sharks would hang around as long as there was a food source, Mr Peck said.
Tiger sharks are known to attack humans, but there has not been a fatal Tiger shark attack in WA waters since the 1930s, he said.


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Review: Perfect Tripod - Australian Songs, Brisbane Powerhouse
- From: The Courier-Mail
- May 03, 2013
FORGET reality TV karaoke contests. If you really want to experience just what an exceptional instrument the human voice can be, turn your big red chair around for Perfect Tripod.
After their rendition of Paul Kelly's Meet Me In The Air became an online hit, singer/actor Eddie Perfect and Australian musical comedy trio Tripod have joined forces to create a collection of vocal arrangements of iconic Australian hits.
The end result is a highly entertaining mix of music and hilarious comedy.
Brisbane is lucky enough to host the group's first shows outside of its home city of Melbourne where they enjoyed a sold out season.
They've already had to add extra shows to their original Queensland dates, and it's easy to see why.
Perfect, Scott Edgar, Simon Hall and Steven Gates have been successfully plying their trade in Australia for more than 16 years and their individual vocal abilities are second to none.
They deliver pitch-perfect versions of classic tunes, delivered in barbershop, doo wop style, that are a joy to behold.
After opening with Waltzing Matilda they launch into a lush version of Gotye's Heart's a Mess.
Other highlights include a hilarious Spaghetti Western-style version of Lanie Lane's That's What You Get for Falling in Love With a Cowboy that wouldn't seem out of place on the soundtrack to Quentin Tarnatino's Django Unchained. Kylie Minogue's Better The Devil you know is another standout.
Local heroes The Bee Gees get a look in with How Deep Is Your Love, which provides a perfect opportunity for Perfect to ham it up with a tape measure thrown onto the stage by a member of the audience.
The group finishes with John Farnham's You're The Voice (highly appropriate), Paul Kelly's Up in the Air and an audience sing-along of Archie Roach's Little By Little.
The music is good enough to satisfy the fussiest music connoisseur and the jokes the most jaded comedy critic.
Perfect Tripod's Australian Songs is highly recommended. The group has three more shows at the Brisbane Powerhouse. Get a ticket if you can.
PERFECT TRIPOD - Australian Songs
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My wife and I recently decided to celebrate our anniversary by enjoying an Italian dinner. We were very pleased with the quiet ambience and new decor of the restaurant. Our dinners were excellent and the pasta and veal dishes were outstanding. The service was efficient and the wine list is quite adequate, I would certainly recommend da Sergios if you enjoy real Italian Cuisine.
Great Italian specialties,new updated decor ,the best authentic Italian restaurant in Little Italy. We loved the fresh pasta and veal parmagiana. The best cappuccino in town with a nice biscotti on the side. Definately 5 stars !!
Nice quiet place, Very nice for a romantic dinner with someone special
Delicious, freshly-prepared food and attentive service combined to make our evening memorable. If you favour a bustling, noisy, crowded restaurant, then other places on the Preston Street strip would be better suited. If you prefer a quiet, intimate locale where you can have a private business conversation or a romantic dinner, this is my favourite spot. Daily specials are outstanding; veal and pasta dishes have never let me down.
I was born and raised in Italy, so trust me, I know good Italian food very very well: I tried Da Sergio and will not go back. Food is fine, but not at all great. Prices are very high, given the quality and portions (both not impressive). The ambiance is both tacky and depressing: dark basement room with bad-taste decor. Most of all the place is incredibly pretentious, they clearly think they are much much better than they really are... This is NOT a family-friendly place. We showed up with our daugther, 18 months: the welcome was less than warm to say the least. No high chair, just a dangerous unstable booster which could not be anchored to the chair (what??); the host/waiter (maybe owner? a very pompous guy, overly-dressy suite, tacky bling, and loads of attitude...) seems annoyed when we ask for a table [in hindsight, we shoudl have left right there and then] then takes an eternity to set it. Towards the end, our daughter was walking around exploring the room (with our close supervision of course): the owner walks in the room, no plates in his hands, has to go around her, so he turns to me and very abruptly says: "she's gonna get hurt. you're gonn have to keep her at the table!".... If the point was her safety, there are other, more civilized, ways to make it. Not to mention that we are not talking about a crazy-crowded place with a dozen waiters flying around. And I was right behind her! Obnoxiously pretentious attitude, depressing tacky environment, and food that is good but not great, and definitely incredibly overpriced. Not recommended...
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The binder that explains Mike Tannenbaum is filled with dozens of pages, with spreadsheets and data analysis and a "comprehensive report" of every free agent signed during the 1994 off-season.
He compiled it after law school at Tulane, in his spare time, while interning for the New Orleans Saints. He mailed one to every N.F.L. team. The binder is classic Tannenbaum -- dry, smart, focused, filled with numbers.
Fifteen years later, Tannenbaum, now the Jets' general manager, sometimes thinks of his neighbor, a brain surgeon. The neighbor, Tannenbaum is certain, has always been the smartest man in the room. Yet in some ways, Tannenbaum is still the child immersed in the sports section, who parlayed that obsession into N.F.L. binders and a lucrative career in sports.
Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum and assistant general manager Scott Cohen are both graduates of UMass. In recent years, the addition of guard Vladimir Ducasse and safety James Ihedigbo, also Minutemen, further advanced a pipeline that seems to grow by the year.
The opener between the Jets and Ravens will have three players that wore the maroon and white along with several other alums in the front office and on the sidelines. With the Jets: No. 44 James Ihedigbo will play in the secondary and on special teams. No. 62 Vladimir Ducasse was the Jets second-round NFL Draft pick this past April. He will play as a back-up on the offensive line. Along with Ihedigbo and Ducasse, Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum and several members of the Jets front office graduated from UMass.
With the Ravens No. 32 Matt Lawrence will not play as he is sidelined with a knee injury. UMass alum and former Redman football player Clarence Brooks continues as an assistant coach with the Ravens.
In the second game, UMass product Jeremy Horne is expected to play for the Kansas City Chiefs against the San Diego Chargers. Horne will be wearing No. 11 for the Chiefs in the 10:35 kickoff, paying as back-up receiver.


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- First, forget your age and focus on your passions. You have lived and have achieved. At this point, you do know what types of things you enjoy doing, the types of things you do well and the kinds of things that you are passionate about. Find your niche in this whole wide world and figure out how you fit into it. Focus your energy on finding your place. Get help from the occupational outlook handbook, the department of labor job and career centers and organizations focused on senior employment and retraining programs in your city. You have a place, just figure out how you fit.
- Focus your strengths to appear relevant. Over fifty seems fly when you are connected and using facebook, twitter, instagram and are showcasing your professionals selves on LinkedIn and other social media sites related to your career interests. For those who have professionally recognized credentials such as accounting, engineering, coaching, teaching, or truck driving and are still interested in those career fields, look for ways to serve in the profession in an abbreviated manner or in an executive manner. Depending on your needs to work full of part time, you can focus your strengths to showcase your experiences, knowledge and ability to help companies solve their problems. Start a blog, contribute to discussion boards and/or answer questions to industry related question and answer sites found on social media.If by chance, you are not familiar with how to use social media, check out free or low cost classes held are area libraries, via urban league, local community colleges, Salvation Army Center and Goodwill Career Solution Centers.
- Formulate your career documents truthfully, honestly but focusing on successes. Be sure to explain the challenge in your major duties, the actions that you and your team took to achieve the results! We call this the CAR story method of demonstrating your skills on your resume. Use your judgment in describing your career progression and list those attributes that you bring to the profession. If you are looking to downsize your skills and responsibilities and duties in your next job, focus your resume on jobs that are more downsized like Customer Service, Office Administrator, Receptionist, Greeter, Account Representative, etc. In this instance, focus your resume on basic career success standards such as:
- customer service
- problem solving
- working in a team
- working independently
- working with people of diversity
- answering questions
- solving problems strategically
If you are seeking higher paying jobs, especially executive positions, focus on CAR Stories, STAR stories and your professional results. Be sure to match your resume with industry standards for your profession.
4. Fight off the urge to put your high school year, name and city and state on your resume. Certainly you have participated in trainings, attending college or earned advanced degrees that should be placed on your resume in lieu of your high school information. It's customary to leave off dates if over 50. Dates are not as important as your ability to help companies meet their goals.
5. Figure out how to be seen as relevant if you are over 50 or under 50 for that matter. You are indeed a subject matter expert and can offer much good to the workforce. Learn how to get the attention of hiring managers with savvy explanations on career related documents such as resumes, cover letters, one page websites and communications via twitter, facebook and linkedin. Show how you are relevant and learn how to network effectively to strike recruiters and hiring managers attention. There are free and low cost webinars that speak to these issues offered every day !
We do hope that this article is helpful for you. Please take a look at this video, Jobs For 50+, from Tory Johnson.
What are some other successes that you have found that work for you as a job seeker over 50? Please email and share with me firstname.lastname@example.com.
Debra Ann Matthews of Let Me Write It For You: Job-Winning Resumes and Career Services would like to answer any additional questions for you. She can be found on linkedin at www.linkedin.com/in/letmewriteit4u or via FB at www.facebook.com/letmewriteit4u or on her website at www.jobwinningresumes.net.


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