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Guns N' Roses Members Win Four Honors in 6th Annual Loudwire Music Awards
See which categories the members of Guns N' Roses won in the 6th Annual Loudwire Music Awards.
See which categories the members of Guns N' Roses won in the 6th Annual Loudwire Music Awards.
Axl Rose & Duff McKagan have pulled back the curtain on some of the details surrounding how the Guns N' Roses reunion came to be.
The new Duff McKagan documentary 'It's So Easy and Other Lies: Live at the Moore' will screen in select theaters across the country beginning May 26.
Well, it happened! Guns N' Roses performed their first show with the reunited Axl Rose, Slash and Duff McKagan at the Troubadour in Los Angeles on Friday night.
It's now been officially confirmed that Slash and Duff McKagan will join Axl Rose in the Guns N' Roses lineup that will be playing Coachella.
Is the rocker's 'LAMF' tattoo tweet a hint that he's ready to revisit his Guns N' Roses roots?
Linkin Park, Duff McKagan and many other rockers have painted their lyrics for art pieces that are being auctioned off to raise funds for cancer research.
Did Susan Holmes-McKagan's longtime friend just spill the beans on a Guns N' Roses reunion?
Steven Adler says he's heard no talk of a comeback from any classic members, adding that Duff McKagan and Slash are probably not interested in working with him.
Dave Navarro, Duff McKagan and more will lead the all-star band Hellcat Saints during a performance at a Rhonda's Kiss cancer benefit in Los Angeles.


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BAINBRIDGE -- When it comes to wrestling's postseason, "survive and advance" isn't a slogan, it's a code to live by for three weeks.
That journey began for Aurora on Feb. 25 at the Division I sectional tournament at Kenston.
For Aurora, the postseason got off to a solid, if not perfect start, as the Greenmen advanced nine wrestlers to the district tournament at North Canton Hoover this weekend.
Aurora finished second in the team race at Kenston with 214 points, trailing only champion Austintown Fitch with 223.5 points. However, the Greenmen finished with five individual champions, which was tops in the 11-team field.
Aurora coach Johnny Papesh said he was pleased with his team "for the most part."
"I told the guys I'm not concerned with wins and losses," Papesh said. "For the next three weeks, I want to see effort. For the most part, we gave everything we had in all our matches."
The Greenmen finished 5-1 in title matches as their senior leaders looked in dominant form.
Senior 132-pounder Jarrod Brezovec dominated the bracket, scoring a 10-1 major decision over Kenston's Chris Pavone to win his third sectional title.
"I'm very focused right now," Brezovec said. "It's my last year, so I've got to leave it all on the mat. It looks like an absolute meat grinder [at North Canton], but I'm ready. I've got to focus on one match at a time."
Meanwhile, 220-pounder Bubba Arslanian all but military-pressed Fitch's Brock Kimble in their final. Arslanian needed just 53 seconds to get the pin.
"We call him 'The Smiling Assassin,' Papesh said. "Bubba smiles when he steps on the mat and just has fun. Between him and Brezovec, I've never seen two more confident kids."
Fellow senior Connor Bizjak pinned his way to the 195-pound title, as he used a cradle to lock up Solon's Kennard Hairston and stick him in 4:53.
In the 120-pound final, Aurora's Jack Gorman won 5-3 in a good match with Fitch's Gus Sutton, while Papesh called 170-pounder Colin McNamara's title a big step forward for his career. McNamara edged Twinsburg's Austin Cefaratti 3-1 in the final.
Aurora also had 106-pounder Kyle Peterson reach his title match, but he lost 6-3 to Kenston's Nick Nastasi.
Greenman 152-pounder Will McGhee advanced by taking third, while 182-pounder Jacob Loudon took fourth. The top four grapplers advance to the district.
The outcome of one other AHS match was unknown by press time. Because of the OHSAA's limit of five matches per day, 145-pounder Dominic Stuber's third-place match vs. Kenston's Dylan Sosnowsky had to be postponed. He was to wrestle for third place on Feb. 27 at Beachwood High.
No matter the outcome of that match, Stuber will advance to the district.
It wasn't all good for the Greenmen. Sophomore 138-pounder Andy Garr made his return to the lineup after an arm injury. In his first match against Roosevelt's Duncan Barr, he re-injured his arm and had to default.
"It's devestating," Papesh said. "There's a kid who's the hardest working kid on the mat."
Garr was the No. 1 seed at 138.
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Study Linking Pot Use and IQ Drop May be Wrong (1/22/13)
A new analysis of a report suggesting that regular marijuana use during the teen years can contribute to a drop in IQ may be incorrect.
The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences refuted the original Duke University study that found participants reported becoming dependent of pot by age 18 showed a drop in IQ score between 13 and 38.
Ole Rogeberg of the Ragnar Frisch Center for Economic Research in Oslo, says the IQ trend may have nothing to do with marijuana. Instead, he attributes the drop to differences in the socio-economic status, income, education, and occupation.
However, Rogeberg does not claim that his explanation is absolutely right. Rather, he says that the methods and evidence in the original study aren't enough to rule it out.
These findings have been disputed by Duke University. After learning of the Rogeberg analysis, University scientists conducted new statistical tests to assess his proposed explanation and concluded that it was wrong.
It "raises some interesting point and possibilities." but provides "speculation" rather than new data based on real people, said Dr. Duncan Clark, who is unconnected to either research projects and studies and alcohol and drug use in adolescents at the University of Pittsburgh.
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God created all things from nothing, which is often called ex-nihilo, a Latin phrase literally meaning out of nothing. In the beginning, before anything existed, God created all things by the power of His Word. He said "Let there be…," and there was, and it was good. In fact, everything he created was very good […]


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Directors of Films Seen
Simply a list of all the directors of films that I've seen. It's used to correspond with my list entitled Every Film Seen.
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Christopher Nolan
Writer, The Dark Knight
Best known for his cerebral, often nonlinear storytelling, acclaimed writer-director Christopher Nolan was born on July 30, 1970 in London, England. Over the course of 15 years of filmmaking, Nolan has gone from low-budget independent films to working on some of the biggest blockbusters ever made. At 7 years old...
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Darren Aronofsky
Director, Requiem for a Dream
Darren Aronofsky was born February 12, 1969, in Brooklyn, New York. Growing up, Darren was always artistic: he loved classic movies and, as a teenager, he even spent time doing graffiti art. After high school, Darren went to Harvard University to study film (both live-action and animation). He won several film awards after completing his senior thesis film...
Brad Anderson
Director, The Machinist
Francis Ford Coppola
Producer, The Godfather: Part II
Francis Ford Coppola was born in 1939 in Detroit, Michigan, but grew up in a New York suburb in a creative, supportive Italian-American family. His father, Carmine Coppola, was a composer and musician. His mother, Italia Coppola (née Pennino), had been an actress. Francis Ford Coppola graduated with a degree in drama from Hofstra University...
Martin Scorsese
Producer, The Wolf of Wall Street
Martin Charles Scorsese was born on November 17, 1942 in Queens, New York City, to Catherine Scorsese (née Cappa) and Charles Scorsese, who both worked in Manhattan's garment district, and whose families both came from Palermo, Sicily. He was raised in the neighborhood of Little Italy, which later provided the inspiration for several of his films...
Mike Judge
Writer, Office Space
Clint Eastwood
Actor, Million Dollar Baby
Clint Eastwood was born May 31, 1930 in San Francisco, the son of Clinton Eastwood Sr., a manufacturing executive for Georgia-Pacific Corporation, and Ruth Wood, a housewife turned IBM operator. He had a comfortable, middle-class upbringing in nearby Piedmont. At school Eastwood took interest in music and mechanics...
Michael Mann
Producer, Heat
A student of London's International Film School, Michael Mann began his career in the late 70s, writing for TV shows like Starsky and Hutch. He directed his first film, the award-winning prison drama The Jericho Mile, in 1979. He followed that in 1981 with his first theatrical release, Thief starring James Caan as a safe-cracker who falls under the spell of the mob...
Quentin Tarantino
Writer, Pulp Fiction
Quentin Jerome Tarantino was born in Knoxville, Tennessee. His father, Tony Tarantino, is an Italian-American actor and musician from New York, and his mother, Connie (McHugh), is a nurse from Tennessee. Quentin moved with his mother to Torrance, California, when he was four years old. In January of 1992...
Paul Thomas Anderson
Director, There Will Be Blood
Anderson was born in 1970. He was one of the first of the "video store" generation of film-makers. His father was the first man on his block to own a V.C.R., and from a very early age Anderson had an infinite number of titles available to him. While film-makers like Spielberg cut their teeth making 8 mm films, Anderson cut his teeth shooting films on video and editing them from V.C.R. to V.C.R...
Joel Coen
Producer, No Country for Old Men
Ethan Coen
Producer, No Country for Old Men
David Lynch
Writer, Mulholland Dr.
Born in 1946 in Missoula, Montana, David Lynch was raised in small-town America. After high school, he went to Boston to attend the School of the Museum of Fine Arts. Shortly after that, he planned a three-year trip to Europe to work on his art, but didn't take to it and left after 15 days. In 1977...
David Fincher
Director, Fight Club
David Fincher was born in 1962 in Denver, Colorado, and was raised in Marin County, California. When he was 18 years old he went to work for John Korty at Korty Films in Mill Valley. He subsequently worked at ILM (Industrial Light and Magic) from 1981-1983. Fincher left ILM to direct TV commercials and music videos after signing with N...
Sam Raimi
Writer, Spider-Man 3
Highly inventive U.S. film director/producer/writer/actor Sam Raimi first came to the attention of film fans with the savage, yet darkly humorous, low-budget horror film, The Evil Dead. From his childhood, Raimi was a fan of the cinema and, before he was ten-years-old, he was out making movies with an 8mm camera...
Sofia Coppola
Writer, Somewhere
Sofia Coppola was born on May 14, 1971 in New York City, New York, USA as Sofia Carmina Coppola. She is a director, known for Somewhere, Lost in Translation and Marie Antoinette. She has been married to Thomas Mars since August 27, 2011. They have two children. She was previously married to Spike Jonze.
Wes Anderson
Writer, The Grand Budapest Hotel
Wesley Wales Anderson was born in Houston, Texas. His mother, Texas Ann (Burroughs), is an archaeologist turned real estate agent, and his father, Melver Leonard Anderson, worked in advertising and PR. He has two brothers, Eric and Mel. Anderson's parents divorced when he was a young child, an event that he described as the most crucial event of his brothers and his growing up...
Robert Rodriguez
Producer, Grindhouse
Robert Anthony Rodriguez was born and raised in San Antonio, Texas, USA, to Rebecca (Villegas), a nurse, and Cecilio G. Rodríguez, a salesman. His family is of Mexican descent. Of all the people to be amazed by the images of John Carpenter's 1981 sci-fi parable, Escape from New York, none were as captivated as the 12-year-old Rodriguez...
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Edgar Wright
Director, Shaun of the Dead
Edgar Howard Wright (born 18 April 1974) is an English director, screenwriter, producer, and actor. He is best known for his comedic Three Flavours Cornetto film trilogy consisting of Shaun of the Dead (2004), Hot Fuzz (2007), and The World's End (2013), made with recurrent collaborators Simon Pegg...
David Cronenberg
Director, The Fly
David Cronenberg, also known as the King of Venereal Horror or the Baron of Blood, was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, in 1943. His father, Milton Cronenberg, was a journalist and editor, and his mother, Esther (Sumberg), was a piano player. After showing an inclination for literature at an early age (he wrote and published eerie short stories...
Jason Reitman
Producer, Up in the Air
Ridley Scott
Producer, Blade Runner
Ridley Scott was born on November 30, 1937 in South Shields, Tyne and Wear (then County Durham). His father was an officer in the Royal Engineers and the family followed him as his career posted him throughout the United Kingdom and Europe before they eventually returned to Teesside. Scott wanted to...
Tony Scott
Director, Top Gun
Tony Scott was a British-born film director and producer. He was the youngest of three brothers, one of whom is fellow film director Ridley Scott. He was born in North Shields, Northumberland, England to parents Jean and Colonel Francis Percy Scott. As a result of his father's career in the British military...
Tim Burton
Producer, Edward Scissorhands
Timothy Walter Burton was born in Burbank, California, to Jean Rae (Erickson), who owned a cat-themed gift shop, and William Reed Burton, who worked for the Burbank Park and Recreation Department. He spent most of his childhood as a recluse, drawing cartoons, and watching old movies (he was especially fond of films with Vincent Price)...
Henry Selick
Director, Coraline
Neil Jordan
Writer, The Crying Game
Paul Verhoeven
Director, Total Recall
Paul Verhoeven graduated from the University of Leiden, with a degree in math and physics. He entered the Royal Netherlands Navy, where he began his film career by making documentaries for the Navy and later for TV. In 1969, he directed the popular Dutch TV series, Floris, about a medieval knight...
James Cameron
Writer, Aliens
James Francis Cameron was born on August 16, 1954 in Kapuskasing, Ontario, Canada. He moved to the United States in 1971. The son of an engineer, he majored in physics at California State University before switching to English, and eventually dropping out. He then drove a truck to support his screenwriting ambition...
Steven Soderbergh
Director, Ocean's Eleven
Steven Andrew Soderbergh was born on January 14, 1963 in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, the second of six children of Mary Ann (Bernard) and Peter Soderbergh. His father was of Swedish and Irish descent, and his mother was of Italian ancestry. While he was still at a very young age, his family moved to Baton Rouge...
Roman Polanski
Director, The Pianist
Roman Polanski is a Polish film director, producer, writer and actor. Having made films in Poland, Britain, France and the USA, he is considered one of the few truly international filmmakers. Roman Polanski was born in Paris in 1933. His parents returned to Poland from France in 1936, three years before World War II began...
Milos Forman
Director, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Milos Forman was born Jan Tomas Forman in Caslav, Czechoslovakia, to Anna (Svabova), who ran a summer hotel, and Rudolf Forman, a professor. During World War II, his parents were taken away by the Nazis, after being accused of participating in the underground resistance. His father died in Buchenwald and his mother died in Auschwitz...
Sidney Lumet
Director, 12 Angry Men
Sidney Lumet was a master of cinema, best known for his technical knowledge and his skill at getting first-rate performances from his actors -- and for shooting most of his films in his beloved New York. He made over 40 movies, often complex and emotional, but seldom overly sentimental. Although his politics were somewhat left-leaning and he often treated socially relevant themes in his films...
Steven Spielberg
Producer, Saving Private Ryan
Undoubtedly one of the most influential film personalities in the history of film, Steven Spielberg is perhaps Hollywood's best known director and one of the wealthiest filmmakers in the world. Spielberg has countless big-grossing, critically acclaimed credits to his name, as producer, director and writer...
Guy Ritchie
Director, Snatch
Guy Ritchie was born in Hatfield, Hertfordshire, UK on September 10, 1968. After watching Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid as a child, Guy realized that what he wanted to do was make films. He never attended film school, saying that the work of film school graduates was boring and unwatchable. At 15 years old, he dropped out of school and in 1995...
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Danny Boyle
Director, Slumdog Millionaire
Oliver Stone
Director, Platoon
Oliver Stone has become known as a master of controversial subjects and a legendary film maker. His films are filled with a variety of film angles and styles, he pushes his actors to give Oscar-worthy performances, and despite his failures, has always returned to success. William Oliver Stone was born in New York City...
Zack Snyder
Director, 300
Zachary Edward "Zack" Snyder (born March 1, 1966) is an American film director, film producer, and screenwriter, best known for action and science fiction films. Snyder made his feature film debut with the 2004 remake Dawn of the Dead and has gone on to be known for his comic book movies and superhero films...
Richard Donner
Director, Lethal Weapon
Richard Lester
Director, Superman II
Richard Lester was one of the most influential directors of the 1960s, and continued his career into the 1970s and early '80s. He is best remembered for the two films he helmed starring The Beatles: A Hard Day's Night (1964) and Help! (1965), the frenetic cutting style of which was seen by many as the predecessor of the music video a generation later...
Antoine Fuqua
Director, Training Day
Antoine Fuqua is an American film director and film producer. His first feature film was the action film The Replacement Killers, starring Chow Yun Fat. He then directed the crime thriller Training Day, for which star Denzel Washington won an Oscar, the action war drama Tears of the Sun, the Arthurian legend film King Arthur...
Kathryn Bigelow
Director, The Hurt Locker
A very talented painter, Kathryn spent two years at the San Francisco Art Institute. At 20, she won a scholarship to the Whitney Museum's Independent Study Program. She was given a studio in a former Offtrack Betting building, literally in an old bank vault, where she made art and waited to be critiqued by people like Richard Serra...
Harold Ramis
Writer, Groundhog Day
Born on November 21, 1944 in Chicago, Illinois, Harold Allen Ramis got his start in comedy as Playboy magazine's joke editor and reviewer. In 1969, he joined Chicago's Second City's Improvisational Theatre Troupe before moving to New York to help write and perform in "The National Lampoon Show" with other Second City graduates including John Belushi...
Ivan Reitman
Producer, Ghostbusters
Ivan Reitman, as a producer and director, has created many of American cinema's most successful and best loved feature film comedies and has worked with Hollywood's acting elite. Reitman has produced such hits as the ground-breaking sensation National Lampoon's Animal House, which introduced John Belushi to American filmgoers...
Adam McKay
Producer, Step Brothers
Adam McKay (born April 17, 1968) is an American screenwriter, director, comedian, and actor. McKay has a comedy partnership with Will Ferrell, with whom he co-wrote the films Anchorman, Talladega Nights, and The Other Guys. Ferrell and McKay also founded their comedy website Funny or Die through their production company Gary Sanchez Productions...
Todd Phillips
Producer, Old School
Larry Charles
Judd Apatow
Producer, The 40-Year-Old Virgin
Doug Liman
Producer, The Bourne Identity
Brian De Palma
Director, Scarface
Brian De Palma is one of the well-known directors who spear-headed the new movement in Hollywood during the 1970s. He is known for his many films that go from violent pictures, to Hitchcock-like thrillers. Born on the 11th of September in 1940, De Palma was born in New Jersey in an American-Italian family...
Stanley Kubrick
Director, The Shining
Stanley Kubrick was born in Manhattan, New York City, to Sadie Gertrude (Perveler) and Jacob Leonard Kubrick, a physician. His family were Jewish immigrants (from Austria, Romania, and Russia). Stanley was considered intelligent, despite poor grades at school. Hoping that a change of scenery would produce better academic performance...
Cameron Crowe
Writer, Almost Famous
Certainly idiosyncratic as a writer, Cameron Crowe has created a series of scripts that, while liked by the critics, were considered offbeat and difficult to market. Cameron Bruce Crowe was born in Palm Springs, California, to Alice Marie Crowe (née George), a teacher and activist, and James A. Crowe...
Terry Gilliam
Writer, Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Terry Gilliam was born in Minnesota near Medicine Lake. When he was 12 his family moved to Los Angeles where he became a fan of Mad magazine. In his early 20's he was often stopped by the police who often suspected him of being a drug addict and Gilliam had to explain that he worked in advertising....
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Jonathan Demme
Director, The Silence of the Lambs
Frank Darabont
Writer, The Shawshank Redemption
Three-time Oscar nominee Frank Darabont was born in a refugee camp in 1959 in Montbeliard, France, the son of Hungarian parents who had fled Budapest during the failed 1956 Hungarian revolution. Brought to America as an infant, he settled with his family in Los Angeles and attended Hollywood High School...
Fernando Meirelles
Director, City of God
Fernando Meirelles was born in a middle class family in São Paulo City, Brazil. He studied architecture at the university of São Paulo. At the same time he developed an interest in filmmaking. With a group of friends he started producing experimental videos. They won a huge number of awards in Brazilian film festivals...
Robert Zemeckis
Writer, Back to the Future Part II
A whiz-kid with special effects, Robert is from the Spielberg camp of film-making (Steven Spielberg produced many of his films). Usually working with writing partner Bob Gale, Robert's earlier films show he has a talent for zany comedy (Romancing the Stone, 1941) and special effect vehicles (Who Framed Roger Rabbit and Back to the Future)...
Alfonso Cuarón
Writer, Gravity
Alfonso Cuarón Orozco was born on November 28th in Mexico City, Mexico. From an early age, he yearned to be either a film director or an astronaut. However, he did not want to enter the army, so he settled for directing. He didn't receive his first camera until his twelfth birthday, and then immediately started to film everything he saw...
Guillermo del Toro
Writer, Pan's Labyrinth
Guillermo del Toro is a Mexican film director, screenwriter, producer, and novelist. In his filmmaking career, Del Toro has alternated between Spanish-language dark fantasy pieces, such as the gothic horror film ; El espinazo del diablo (2001)_, and El laberinto del fauno (2006)_, and more mainstream American action movies...
Peter Jackson
Peter Jackson was born as an only child in a small coast-side town in New Zealand in 1961. When a friend of his parents bought him a super 8 movie camera (because she saw how much he enjoyed taking photos), the then eight-year-old Peter instantly grabbed the thing to start recording his own movies, which he made with his friends...
Terrence Malick
Writer, The Thin Red Line
Terrence Malick was born in Ottawa, Illinois. His family subsequently lived in Oklahoma and he went to school in Austin, Texas. He did his undergraduate work at Harvard, graduating summa cum laude with a degree in philosophy in 1965. A member of the Phi Beta Kappa honor society, he attended Magdalen College...
Alejandro González Iñárritu
Producer, The Revenant
His six feature films - Amores Perros, 21 Grams, Babel (comprising the "Death Trilogy"), Biutiful, Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance), and The Revenant - have garnered critical acclaim and numerous accolades, including Academy Award nominations and wins. In 2015, Iñárritu won the Academy Award for Best Director...
Spike Jonze
Producer, Her
Spike Jonze made up one-third (along with Andy Jenkins and Mark Lewman) of the triumvirate of genius minds behind Dirt Magazine, the brother publication of the much lamented ground-breaking Sassy Magazine. These three uncommon characters were all editors for Grand Royal Magazine as well, under...
Edward Zwick
Producer, The Last Samurai
Edward Zwick is well-known for his heroic movies that include Glory, and the breathtaking works of art that include Legends of the Fall. Zwick has also been known for his thoughtfulness as a director, and for his record of working with television series and other films as a producer. Born in 1952...
Lasse Hallström
Director, Chocolat
Kevin Smith
Producer, Comic Book Men
Kevin Patrick Smith was born in Red Bank, New Jersey, to Grace (Schultz) and Donald E. Smith, a postal worker. He is very proud of his native state; this fact can be seen in all of his movies. Kevin is of mostly German, with some Irish and English, ancestry. His first movie, Clerks, was filmed in the convenience store in which Smith worked...
Jean-Pierre Jeunet
Director, Amélie
Jean-Pierre Jeunet is a self-taught director who was very quickly interested by cinema, with a predilection for a fantastic cinema where form is as important as the subject. Thus he started directing TV commercials and video clips (such as Julien Clerc in 1984). At the same time he met designer/drawer Marc Caro with whom he made two short animation movies: L'évasion and Le manège...
Matthew Vaughn
Producer, Kick-Ass
Matthew Vaughn is an English film producer and director. He is known for producing such films as Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch and for directing the crime thriller, Layer Cake, the fantasy epic, Stardust, the superhero comedy, Kick-Ass, and the superhero film, X-Men: First Class...
Tom Tykwer
Composer, Cloud Atlas
Director, writer, producer and composer Tom Tykwer was born in 1965 in Wuppertal, Germany. He showed an interest in film-making from childhood, making super 8 films from the age of 11. Among his first jobs was working at a local art-house cinema. Tykwer eventually relocated to Berlin, first working as a film projectionist and then becoming head of programming at the Moviemento Theater...
Lilly Wachowski
Writer, The Matrix
Director, writer and producer Lilly Wachowski was born in 1967 in Chicago as Andrew Wachowski, the son of Lynne, a nurse and painter and Ron, a businessman. Lilly was educated at Kellogg Elementary School in Chicago, before moving on to Whitney Young High School. After graduating from high school, she attended Emerson College in Boston, but dropped out...
Lana Wachowski
Writer, The Matrix
Lana Wachowski and her sister Lilly Wachowski, (also known as 'The Wachowskis') are the duo behind ground-breaking movies such as The Matrix and Cloud Atlas. Born to mother Lynne, a nurse, and father Ron, a businessman of Polish descent, Wachowski grew up in Chicago and formed a tight creative relationship with her sister Lilly...
David O. Russell
Writer, Silver Linings Playbook
David Owen Russell is an American film writer, director, and producer, known for a cinema of intense, tragi-comedic characters whose love of life can surpass dark circumstances faced in very specific worlds. His films address such themes as mental illness as stigma or hope; invention of self and survival; the family home as nexus of love...
Wolfgang Petersen
Director, Troy
This director seems to shine most when making movies that can best be described as part action movies/part disaster movies. Beginning with Outbreak (1995) about the outbreak of a killer virus. This film had shades of an Irwin Allen disaster movie, The Swarm (1978), about the outbreak of killer bees. Both films had the military and scientists clash, also both had choppers all over the place...
George P. Cosmatos
Director, Rambo: First Blood Part II
Peter MacDonald
Camera and Electrical Department, Batman
Bryan Singer
Producer, The Usual Suspects
Anthony Minghella
Writer, The English Patient
Anthony Minghella was the son of immigrants from Italy, who own an ice-cream factory on the Isle of Wight, where Anthony was born on January 6, 1954. He and his two siblings, Edana Minghella and Dominic Minghella, grew up there, a popular British holiday spot. After graduating from the University of Hull...
Jim Jarmusch
Director, Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai
Moved to New York City at the age of seventeen from Akron, Ohio. Graduated from Columbia University with a B.A. in English, class of '75. Without any prior film experience, he was accepted into the Tisch School of the Arts, New York.
Bernardo Bertolucci
Writer, Last Tango in Paris
Bernardo Bertolucci, the Italian director whose films are known for their colorful visual style, was born in Parma, Italy, in 1940. He attended Rome University and became famous as a poet. He served as assistant director for Pier Paolo Pasolini in the film Accattone and directed The Grim Reaper. His second film...
Sam Mendes
Director, American Beauty
Samuel Alexander Mendes was born on August 1, 1965 in Reading, England, UK to parents James Peter Mendes, a retired university lecturer, and Valerie Helene Mendes, an author who writes children's books. Their marriage didn't last long, James divorced Sam's mother in 1970 when Sam was just 5-years-old...
Ron Howard
Actor, The Andy Griffith Show
Academy Award-winning filmmaker Ron Howard is one of this generation's most popular directors. From the critically acclaimed dramas A Beautiful Mind and Apollo 13 to the hit comedies Parenthood and Splash, he has created some of Hollywood's most memorable films. Howard directed and produced "Cinderella Man" starring Oscar winner Russell Crowe...
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Gus Van Sant
Director, Good Will Hunting
Woody Allen
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When I first started blogging I cared most about how many people visited my blog.
I would login and check my webstats every day (later Google Analytics), hoping to see a bump in traffic, or if something amazing happened, a big spike in traffic.
It wasn't long however before I got equally caught up with watching another number – how many people subscribed to my RSS feed. RSS was touted as the next big tool for media consumption, and your subscriber count was what really mattered (apparently!).
A year later, my obsession with metrics switched focus again. I believed I had finally found the number that matter most – how many people subscribed to my email list every day.
It was easy to get caught up with this number because I saw what direct response email marketers were doing. They could write a message to their email list and money just came back. It seemed almost like magic.
Bloggers back then were focused on Google Adsense advertising and hence traffic was what mattered most. Email marketing was not a priority to bloggers at the time, everyone cared about SEO and writing lots of articles to up your pageviews so you could make more from ads.
Thankfully most of the blogosphere has caught up with this critical concept today – email subscribers matter.
Most bloggers who spend any time studying how to make money from their blog will have an email optin form. The best will make email a priority.
However, that's not the right metric to focus on either.
There is one mindset change you have to make. One subtle strategic shift towards the metric that actually matters…
If you're blogging as a business then there is only one metric that matters.
Strangely enough the corporate world makes this a priority, yet possibly because blogging evolved from a hobby, it has taken a long time for this standard business practice to seep in.
What matters is how many buyers you get from subscribers, and how much they spend.
Or more simply put, it's return on investment (ROI) that matters most.
It's called a return on investment because everything you do to acquire a customer is an investment.
That might include writing blog posts and marketing your content, or buying Facebook ads, or creating a Podcast or YouTube channel – it's all an investment designed to attract people to you and turn some of them into paying customers.
Thinking about ROI is critical to your overall strategy. You need to attract the right type of audience to your blog to get the right type of subscriber to your email list so you make sales.
If you're not making sales, then everything else doesn't matter, no matter how much traffic you have or how good your email optin rate.
A 50% optin rate on your landing page that doesn't lead to any customers is much worse than a 10% optin rate that leads to one sale a day.
The added benefit of this attitude shift is that it forces you to focus on selling, to create products and make offers.
Why? Because you never learn what your ROI is if you never try and sell anything.
No matter how hard you work, no matter how much traffic and subscribers you get, if you never make an offer and never make a sale, your ROI is always zero.
You can't come to any meaningful conclusion on the performance of your blog as a business tool, if you do not have the most important data points — Are you making sales and how much is each customer worth to you?
Right now if you are feeling bad because your traffic is low or your email list is growing super-slow, you're paying too much attention (and giving too much emotional value) to numbers that don't have significant meaning… yet.
Don't get me wrong, it's important to celebrate traffic growth and every email subscriber you get as signs of progress as you climb the success ladder, but understand that until money is made, these numbers are only signposts towards the outcome you really need.
The main variable that should push you into action is how can you make some kind of offer as quickly as you can and then make your first sale.
Once you make sales, then the rest of the data gains real meaning. Before this whether you have 100 visitors a day or 10,000 only speaks to your potential, not concrete results.
With sales coming in you can calculate important things like conversion rates, for example, how many people who join your email list purchase a product (e.g. 5 out of every 100 = 5% conversion rate).
Over time you also learn what an individual customer is worth to you (known as 'lifetime value') – how many products do they buy, how many membership payments do they make and how much revenue on average do they bring to your business.
Another benefit of making sales is you can look at your business like a system. Each step, from publishing a blog post, to getting an email subscriber, to opening an email, landing on a sales page and buying a product have metrics that you can calculate.
This allows you to find the weaknesses, see where the system is breaking down, and then go back and fix things.
Ultimately, once you have a good grasp of your numbers, you can calculate return on investment. You can look at what you do to your grow your business – from buying traffic, to writing guest posts, to running webinars – and figure out what the ROI is for each of them.
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For most people reading this, the key take away is to understand that until you have a product or service for sale, you have no means of truly gauging how well you are doing.
You should celebrate every little step, from setting up your blog, to attracting your first email subscriber and beyond. However, it's the day you make your first sale that you truly begin running a business.
I know from working with so many coaching members that people can very quickly get caught up in negative emotions when their traffic is barely growing, or no one subscribes to their email list.
The great thing about getting a little analytical, is it allows you to act like Spock from Star Trek and remove the emotional component. When you focus on the system and the numbers that run the system, your mindset becomes very problem-solution orientated.
You don't get depressed when your email list is not growing, you simply look at your numbers and decide what needs to change in order to fix the problem. This gains even more meaning when you start making sales, because you realize that the numbers themselves actually have very little meaning until they are correlated with financial outcomes.
Now go get busy and do whatever it takes to get your first offer in front of people and make that sale!
Yaro Starak
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I have gotten your information for some years now, I am not one that understands how to do this.
I am great at what I do but not at digital input. I like learning but at the moment I need someone
to run my site and blog and post for Social Media. To start I really don't have a ton of money but
would like to know do you work with anyone that does the above…or do we have to do all the posting
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I do know IT works over the world…please just not India (can't understand)…sorry.
I have also contacted Guru.com but often times they don't get back. Much thanks, I get the newsletter, and I think you are great! I need to make money and not work 7 days a week.
Nice article about blogging. I'm sure this will help our fellow bloggers out there who frequently monitor their number of site visits.
I used to be obsessed with stats as well but had to reassess when I realized how much of my time it was taking up. Nowadays, I focus on growing my email list and providing valuable resources that my subscribers.
Interesting article, but i couldn't understand this sentence "You Could Write A Message To Your Email List And Money Just Came Back. It Was Magic."
How we can make readers subscribes on our email list.
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IBPS PO Interview Experience 2015
Hi, friends I am Kripa Arora from Bangalore and want to share my IBPS PO Interview Experience with you guys. It was an interesting experience with an amazing team of selection committee. All panel members were very lenient and tolerant than expected.
As we all know that every candidate wants to prepare its best for IBPS Interview so that they got recruited for the position of Probationary Officer and fulfill their dream career. Lots of candidates search online before appearing in Interview round so that they can get some help regarding their interview. Today, I want to share my IBPS PO Interview Experience with you guys and I hope that this will help you a lot.
My IBPS PO Interview Experience
Name: Kripa Arora
Interview Location: Hyderabad
Time: 8:30a.m.
Firstly, I reached the interview venue before one hour i.e. 7:30 a.m. It was quite cold at that time. As I entered there were already large number of participants sitting there and some of them are along with their parents. At 8:00 a.m. all the participants were allowed to enter at seminar hall where document verification procedure is going to take place.
Document Verification Process
This process took place at seminar hall at exactly 8:30p.m.One of the member of selection committee started calling the name of candidate whose turn was first and before sending him to interview room; documents were first checked like 10th, 12th and graduation mark sheets. Some of the participants do not bring their complete documents, so their names were added in new list and asked them to submit it later. So, I requested you to bring all your qualification and caste certificates etc.
Mixed feelings before my Interview session
Before my turn, many participants entered interview room and I was quite shivering at that time. To ease my tension and nervousness, I started talking to my fellow candidates who had already given their interview .They all were very relaxed as they had good experience at interview time. They told me to don't take any kind of tension as verification people as well as selection panel heads all are very warm.
Starting up my Interview Round
Around 10:00 a.m., my name had been called and after that I go through document verification .After completing this round, I was send to Interview room where 5 persons were sitting under which four were male members (M1,M2,M3,M4) and one female member (F1).
Me: May I come in?
M1: Yes come in.
Me: Good morning sir, Gud Mrng mam.
F1: Take your seat.
Me: Thank you mam.
M2: Introduce yourself?
Me: I replied with a brief introduction like my name, qualification and hobbies.
M1: With which stream you had completed your B.Tech?
Me: Computer Science Engineering
M1: Why you are joining bank after B.Tech?
Me: I answered that I had learned many things during B.Tech time like team leader qualities, decision taking abilities and I think these all qualities are necessary for an Officer position.
M1: Why we appoint you as a PO in our bank?
Me: I told that I have an ability to take decisions for persons working under my team.
M3: Tell me your strength?
Me: I replied that I am very hard working, punctual and like to learn new things
M4: Any one weak point?
Me: I said that sometimes due to my hardworking nature, I neglect my health.
F1: Tell me about different types of notes?
Me: I replied by giving short explanation of each type.
M1: Differentiate fixed deposit and term deposit?
Me: I replied
M3: What is balance of Payment?
Me: I was very confused in answering that question.
M2: Tell me any motivational movie you have seen?
Me: Life of Pi
M2: Do you Listen songs?
Me: Yes sir
M1: ok kripa, thank you and now you can go
Me: Thank you sirs and mam
After completion of my interview session, I took a deep breath and overall it was an amazing experience. Crossing my fingers and praying to God that this time my hard work will definitely help me to get into the job.
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- 1⁄4 teaspoon cardamom, ground
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Ive sent an email that I would like to withdraw before the recipient reads it. i know Outlook has this option but I cant find one in Thunderbird. Does it exist and does anyone know how it works?
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If you've sent it from your computer to your ISP there's absolutely no way you can stop it (it has probably already gone to the addressee's inbox at their ISP). If you were not on line when you 'sent' it, it may still be in your Unsent Messages folder.
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The reason you can do that on Outlook is because it is probably on a network or LAN, where messages can be withdrawn or cancelled. Even then, the person can refuse the withdrawal and read it anyway. On the Internet, as the other posters said, the message has already gone to the other person's email server and there is nothing you can do.
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Tired of tabbing out of the game to find which traits your character needs, or where the mobs/discovery points are? lotroTraits is for you! lotroTraits lets you easily find which traits you need, and provides step by step instructions to complete them as quickly as possible.
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A Google User
Great app! Has great descriptions of each virtue, and the interface is intuitive. This is just a picky thing, but it would be nice if it was more responsive. Otherwise it is everything I need it to be. A future update might be to be able to play around with virtue combinations in the app. edit: interface got more responsive since last update. Thanks!
Robert Ambrose
Love it! I've used this app multiple times while playing LOTRO and find it indispensable when planning my deed grinds... I really like the new zone groupings which make it that much easier.. the explorer deed maps are a great touch, unfortunately in my galaxy nexus I can only view 3/4ths of the maps... a pinch to zoom or horizontal scroll would make the maps much more helpful... I'm a glad supporter of this app and it's developer! Thanks!
Paul Truly
Good App Great if you need to know which trait does what and where to find it. I would like an option to categorize traits by area so I can easily "complete" an area. Also as others have suggested, a way to add your toons into it so you know what each toon has already unlocked.
Ian Gibbons
Just what I needed. As the title says. A great app. Just would like to see traits by area and as other people say a way for us to keep check with our characters.
Aaron Wick
The best app This is a really great app it really helped me saved me lots of time i love it 5 stars for me
Joshua North
Great Great app. The only thing I could wish for is a way ti track what I've already earned within the app.
David Wellman
Outdated Many traits are obsolete. Many others are missing. Wish I had not paid for this.
Richard Vogel
Small error Empathy and fidelity showing same effects. Minor typo. Great reference when virtue farming.
Alexis Dm
Great and very helpful Wow just what i need , don't have to go and browse for them anymore , alt tab from game then back in then out :P makes my deeding much easier !
A Google User
Great app. No SD card. While this app is quite nice, it can't be moved to an SD card and takes up a lot of phone memory in older phones.
A Google User
Wow! No BS Does what it says and doesn't get in the way of anything. This is the way information is meant to be shared. Thanks!
A Google User
Great app!!! I really like this app! Only thing that would make it more perfect is if we could program our toons and check off as completed. Even without that, this app is really helpful!!
A Google User
Awesome app! Very helpful! Only thing is the design could be better! The graphics are kinda cheesey id love to help spice it up for you. Free of charge! One fellow lotro player to another email me id love to help [email protected]
A Google User
Very handy app Half the time I just run around like a loony killing everything waiting for the new trait symbol.Good call.
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GOOD! Cool software, but... do you plan any actualization updates for this program? Or some more functions, i.e. Deeds explanation, crafting instructions etc... This would be so useful for such kind of pocket lotro database :) Thanks and all the good wishes!
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Newcastle, UK, July 1, 2016 -- Newcastle-based Vocare, a GP out-of-hours and urgent care providers in the UK, is set to create 70 new jobs in Newcastle thanks to a series of new contract wins.
The jobs created will be across various roles, including nurses and paramedics, and will bolster the company's North East call centre operations following new contract wins in London and the South West.
The London contracts are to run the urgent care centre at St Mary's Hospital in Paddington and an integrated urgent care service, combining NHS 111 and out-of-hours services, in south west London. The South West Contract is to run the NHS 111 service in Devon.
John Harrison, chief executive of The Vocare Group, said: "Vocare has experienced a period of sustained growth recently by offering enhanced quality services that offer good value for money to the NHS and the public. Our expansion into London is very significant and gives us a truly nationwide presence.
"We are already looking wider at further opportunities for growth through diversification and will soon be looking for investment to help us realise our aims.
"Our focus continues to be to improve access to urgent healthcare and to relieve the strain on accident and emergency departments. In order to do this successfully, we are working in close collaboration with Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) and local healthcare providers to deliver a quality service to patients.
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|Reviews for The Power of Three
| Xionchan chapter 1 . 4/13/2012
Your story is fantastic I love Xion and this trio is perfect Sorry,but i'm italian and my english isn't good...but your story is beautiful...correct?
| Xionachan chapter 12 . 4/13/2012
Your story is fantastic! I love Xion and this trio is ,i can't say so much because i'm italian and my english is not good please get the next capter
| Nikolas Sur chapter 11 . 10/27/2011
wow very good fithg! totally in other level
took me a wile read a couples of chapter but the last was awesome
but i cant understand why xion give up in the chapter 10?
| Nikolas Sur chapter 6 . 8/14/2011
the fight in this chapter was great specially the trasformation of kairi and xion
| Nikolas Sur chapter 2 . 8/13/2011
this fic looks so good!
the girl remenber my the charlie angels XD
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| shy-twinee chapter 7 . 12/28/2010
| Flower5450 chapter 7 . 12/16/2010
Awesome chapter! Great job.
| shy-twinee chapter 6 . 11/27/2010
Epic chapter. I loved it! BTW, thanks for putting that spoiler for Birth By Sleep. There's no way I would be able to play it because: 1) I don't own a PSP and 2) There's no way I would be able to afford one on my own.
| shy-twinee chapter 3 . 10/11/2010
I just started reading this story and I love it so far. I've only read up to chapter 3 but I'll finish reading it when I get the time.
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O my gosh! Sorry I haven't reviewed. I've been busy. That's for another great chapter! my only suggesten is that you add a little more detail. ] Cya l8r.
| Flower5450 chapter 2 . 9/5/2010
You are doing an awesome job! I've always like this trio. Thank you for an awesome idea and great story. ] Please update soon.


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Music - Second Quarter
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#1. We have had the pleasure of hosting a student teacher from Salve University since the beginning of January. Miss Cardoso is a voice major and has brought many wonderful new insghts into the music classroom. She will leave us in 2 weeks to finish her secondary level student teaching in another school district. We will miss her and wish her well!
#2. A reminder to all that March is "Music In Our Schools" month! If any family members would like to share a musical talent with their student's class please contact Mrs.Bond (email@example.com or call you're child's school and leave a message) and you can set up a time to come into their music class. This can be a quick "show & tell" or an entire lesson about your talent - all is sharing and all is good!
#3. March is "MUSIC IN OUR SCHOOLS" month! All students can bring in instruments for "Show & Tell" or can perform (sing, dance, play) for their music class. Family members (with BCI Checks) are also welcome to come in to their child's class to share any musical talent. Contact Mrs. Bond to set up the date & time.
Kindergarten - Students are still moving differently or playing different instruments on different sections of songs. One thing we have discussed is our composers. One composer who is used a great deal in K is Raffi. If you've never heard of him, look for some of his music on Youtube! Our February concentration is on long and short sounds.
Grade 1 - Students have started to learn about rhythm patterns. We began by comparing the patterns of their names (Syllables!). Now we are moving to certain paterns and performing some of those patterns on various percussion instruments. "
We are also learning about "Call & Response" in singing!.
Grade 2 - NOTATION! Students are leaning about the notes and rests that make up musical notaion. We've started with some chanting and hand movements and are using some games to work on note & rest recognition Some music writing and a test will be upcoming!
Grade 3 - RECORDERS! The students are doing a great job of learning to play their instruments. They have learned 5 different notes and 5 different songs. Our focus right now, before moving on to more notes, is reinforcing our notation reading and identifying the letternames of the notes on the staff. They should be able to tell you that the spaces on the staff spell F-A-C-E. The lines do not spell a word but your child should be able to tell you at least one sentence to help remember the lines are E-G-B-D-F.
Grade 4 - WOODWIND INSTRUMENTS!
Miss Cardoso has presented our new family of instruments with some great powerpoints, pop-song renditions on woodwind instruments and small group activities.
After 2 more weeks of learning & reviewing the students will cocmplete a test on this family and then end the 3rd quarter with some more singing & harmonizing on instruments!
Grades 3 & 4: All schools have completed the first 2 parts of the 3 part educational series "Gravity in Space and Sound" cursity of sponsorship from the non-profit group "Concerts at the Point". THANK YOU C@P! Permission slips for the 3rd part - a field trip to the Zeiterion Theater in Newbedford - have been sent home. Part of the trip is being sponsored by the PTO's at each school (either the tickets or the buses). We are asking for a donation to help pay for the rest of the trip. Any amount is appreciated!
The trip is on Tuesday, March 7th. All students need to bring a bag-lunch so that we can eat early, board the buses by 11AM to make our 12PM show. Please get those permission slips in a.s.a.p.!
4th Grade String Orchestra - We will join the High School and Middle School String Orchestras for the annual "All Strings Orchestra's Concert" on Thursday, March 16th. It will be at THS, 7PM. Permission slips have been sent home the for our rehearsal. All 4th grade string students will go to THS in the morning with Mrs. Bond to rehearse together and we will also work with some High School musicians on our Grand Finale. As always, contact me if you have any questions. (firstname.lastname@example.com)
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First, know this: Millennials are humans. Based on all the "how to deal with Millennials" content that's published daily, you would think that the generation was a newly discovered species that requires 24-hour monitoring and feeds only on rare and endangered plant life. The truth is that millennials are professional people that want to do a good job at work. They eat pizza and sandwiches. They don't need to be "take care of," but, just like everyone who came before them, they can benefit greatly from guidance and mentorship. Sure, millennials have been influenced by the time and culture in which they've grown up and, as a result, have some unique traits that should be considered. But, with a little planning and fine tuning, it should be fairly simple (and worthwhile) to make your mentorship program Millennial-friendly.
Build a Village
Between a shaky economy, high unemployment rates and even higher tuition costs, millennials have come of age during a time of uncertainty. It's understandable that most recent grads are still figuring out which career path is right for them. For this reason, it makes sense to use an "it takes a village" approach to mentoring. Instead of matching each new hire to one mentor, assign them to a group of more seasoned employees from a variety of departments. By giving Millennials access to a multidisciplinary team of mentors, you'll allow them to learn about different career paths, management styles and areas of your business. Also, divvying up the responsibility of mentorship among multiple managers lightens the load for everyone on your team.
Make Time for Mentorship
If your company's professional development efforts begin and end with an annual review, you're going to need to step it up. That thing about Millennials looking for consistent feedback? It's true. You can attribute it to growing up with the real-time responsiveness of social media, current trends in education or popular parenting styles. Regardless, Millennials want to be told how they're doing on a regular basis.
This isn't a bad thing. It doesn't need to be exhausting or time-consuming for managers. The key is to establish designated times for mentorship. For example, set aside an hour a month for employees to meet with their mentors to ask career-related questions, seek advice and receive general feedback. Having a set time on the calendar helps manage millennials' expectations about feedback and allows mentors to prepare their advice and encouragement in the most thoughtful and helpful manner possible.
Listen and Engage
We live in the age of the "interactive experience" and the democratization of information. Millennials are accustomed to an environment in which anyone with thumbs and a Wi-Fi connection can be heard. So make sure you're listening. Mentoring doesn't work without trust, and Millennials need to know their voice is being heard before putting their trust in a mentor. Interactions should feel less like presentations or lectures and more like a conversation and exchange of ideas. Millennials have been encouraged to embrace and celebrate difference and originality, so any talk that begins with "I tell every new grad they need to…." is probably going to fall on deaf ears.
Also, keep in mind that mentors can also benefit from a mentorship relationship that works like a two-way street. Millennials can offer fresh perspectives, provide insight on marketing to their demographic and help their teams stay on top of new technology and media. Remember: time spent mentoring millennials is an investment in your business's future. While you don't have to reinvent the wheel (they're humans just like us!), it's worth the extra effort to make sure your investment is a sound one.
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