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Special Master Rejects NFLPA's Complaint About NFL TV Payments
The NFL said that a ruling from Special Master Stephen Burbank yesterday entitles the league to "rights-fee payments from television networks during a work stoppage," according to Mark Maske of the WASHINGTON POST. The payments would "provide the NFL's franchise owners with about $4 billion in revenue next season even if they lock out players" after the CBA expires on March 4. NFL officials have said that "any payments from the networks to the league during a work stoppage eventually would have to be repaid." The NFLPA had filed a complaint with the special master "challenging the structure of the league's TV contracts." The union argued that the money "provides the owners with what amounts to a lockout fund because payments must be made during a work stoppage." But the NFL in a statement last night said, "The Special Master squarely rejected the union's demand that the NFL be denied access to payments that the league's television partners are obligated to make for the 2011 season." A source indicated that the NFLPA was awarded $6.9M in "damages as a result of the timing of certain rights-fee payments by the TV networks to the league." The source said that the union "had contended in its case that the league gave away certain 2009 and 2010 rights to the networks with no consideration in return, and the union had sought approximately $60 million in damages in addition to attempting to prevent the NFL from accessing about $4 billion in TV rights fees in 2011." Maske noted the NFLPA last night "claimed a measure of victory in Burbank's ruling but acknowledged its plan to appeal." The union has filed a "separate case with Burbank that alleges collusion by owners." That case has yet to be resolved (WASHINGTONPOST.com, 2/1). NFLPA Assistant Exec Dir for External Affairs George Atallah in a statement said Burbank found that the NFL violated the '93 antitrust agreement establishing free agency "with respect to the NFL's negotiation of lockout insurance in its contracts with ESPN and NBC." Atallah noted that the union will "file an expedited appeal in federal court in Minnesota" (NYTIMES.com, 2/1).
THE RULING ON THE FIELD: YAHOO SPORTS' Doug Farrar wrote "that the owners now have the money needed to dig in and wait the players out not only gives one side unfair advantage, it also sets up several needless complications -- a good sign that what we have here is a bad ruling." The NFL's TV partners are "now looking at paying millions of dollars for something that they cannot televise." The owners are "going to hoard money in payment for services that cannot be rendered and a product that doesn't exist ... unless the plan from here on out is to use replacement players again." Farrar noted the players now can "go full bore with the statement they've been making all along -- that in a time of unprecedented financial well-being for the league, all they've wanted to do was to keep the game going under the same parameters that have existed" since '06. That is "not what the owners want, but as the owners are basically in the position of taking free money ... the hearts and minds of the public will most likely swing to the players" (SPORTS.YAHOO.com, 2/1).
Uncertainty Around NFL CBA Causing Confusion About Franchise Tags
With the first date on which NFL clubs can place a franchise tag on a player now just eight days away, the question of whether teams can tag players for next season if no new CBA is in place could fuel a new fire in the ongoing labor battle between the league and players union. Teams typically can place a franchise tag on a player starting 22 days before the start of the league year. Drawing back from March 4, which would be the start of the new league year and when free agency typically begins, that would make Feb. 10 the date on which teams could start applying tags. March 4 of this year, however, would also be the first day for the league and players without a CBA if the two sides cannot reach agreement on a new deal. The NFLPA has taken the position, sources said, that the NFL cannot tag players because the tag is a term and condition for employment under the next CBA, which has not yet been negotiated. The union, the sources said, has not made a secret of its position, as the free agent tag period is not noted, unlike every other major deadline involving NFL player contracts, on the NFL certified adviser calendars it has distributed to all agents. "I expect the franchise tag to continue to operate as it has in prior seasons and clubs to be permitted to exercise their rights under the tag," said NFL Exec VP & General Counsel Jeff Pash. It is not clear how the tag dispute may be resolved. "I think the clubs are aware of the PA's position," said one prominent agent, who did not want to be identified because he was not authorized to speak on union matters. "I believe that will be an issue involving the legal process or collective bargaining."


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Real Salt Lake finally earned its first-ever road point this year with a 0-0 draw at FC Dallas Sunday Night at Pizza Hut Park, and that is good news for RSL fans.
The bad news, however, is RSL was still anemic in the offensive third of the field and created only three shots on goal.
In the 83rd minute, just before two-hour rain and lightning delay, RSL looked sluggish and it seemed it would only be a matter of time before Dallas would score the game-winner. However, RSL hung on for the draw.
With the draw, RSL fell to third place in the Western Conference, one point behind Dallas.
The fact that many of the top teams in the league are showing better form lately may be even harder for RSL fans to handle.
Los Angeles Galaxy, that continues to show it can get valuable points whether it is at home or on the road, is one team that is playing better.
In its last 10 games since losing to RSL at Rio Tinto Stadium on March 26, L.A.'s only loss is to the same Dallas team that outplayed RSL for much of the match Sunday. Also, Los Angeles appears to be finding its offensive stride with an eight-goal differential during that time (15 goals, 7 allowed).
In addition to Los Angeles and FC Dallas, which is moving up the Western Conference standings, Seattle is playing better.
The Sounders, who play RSL in their next match, managed a last-minute game-winner at home on Saturday when Jeff Parke scored in the 90th minute to preserve the full three points. Seattle is 2-1-2 in its last five games, but struggled against Sporting KC, one of the worst teams in the league.
Seattle's offense hasn't been nearly as crisp as it has the past, but Freddy Montero and Nate Jaqua have caused RSL problems in previous games, so it will be a tough test for the Claret and Cobalt this weekend at Rio Tinto.
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RSL has played five fewer MLS games than L.A., so the Galaxy's schedule will get busier as they try to juggle the CONCACAF League later this year along with their MLS slate.
If RSL doesn't find its confidence and offensive form, it may be difficult for it to keep pace with other teams in the standings.
Getting healthy from injuries will undoubtedly help, and RSL should still have no problem making it into the playoffs later this year if the defense can keep opponents from scoring like it has been doing all year.
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For those of you who have not heard of Pat Flynn, let me give you a little introduction:
Pat is the owner of Smartpassiveincome.com, a fantastic blog about:
*Ways to make money online
*How to use social media sites to your advantage
*How to build up an income on the internet.
He is just 26 years old and made over $200 000 with his online business last year.
It has not been like that his whole life. In fact, Pat was working in the architecture industry up until one year ago when he got laid off. This is Pat's story:
"Just one year ago, at the age of 25, I was living in my parents' home, engaged to be married. I got laid off and wasn't exactly sure what was going to happen next."
Pat, could you please tell us what your life was like up to the age of 25 when you got laid off. How did you see your life (career and financially) and what were your future goals?
First of all, I just wanted to thank you, Diggy, for the opportunity to answer your questions and hopefully provide you and your readers with some insight as far as how I got to this point in life. I feel very fortunate to be where I'm at, but I know part of the reason was because of inspiration from people who were living the life and doing the things that I wanted to eventually do, so I'm always more than happy to give back by answering questions and hopefully inspiring others in the same way.
As far as my life before getting laid off, life was actually pretty good. I was working 9 to 5 at an architecture firm here in Southern California, working on some really awesome projects for really high-end clients. I won't mention them here, but you can find some of those projects on the Strip in Las Vegas.
A typical day was going to work in the morning, grabbing my coffee and then really going hardcore with whatever task was ahead of me. For a while, I didn't even think about doing anything else because I was really enjoying my work. I excelled really fast and was become one of the youngest Job Captains in the 200+ person firm, which came with a fairly decent salary. My next step was already in sight, which was to get licensed as an Architect and become a project manager within the company. I also had bigger dreams down the road which included starting my own firm.
My only vexation about the kind life I was living was the kind of person I became when work was over. I would usually come home tired and grumpy, and often stressed (which isn't a mood that is all that uncommon for someone working in the architecture industry). I did not think this was fair to my fiancée, and even to myself. I wanted to go to the gym, but there was no time. I wanted to take my fiancée to wonderful places, and travel and get away from the city every once and a while, but we'd always have to come back early so we could sleep and prepare for the next day.
It seems like a silly thing to work all day long so we can make a living, when the living you really do consists mostly of work.
"One path I knew would lead me down a road that I was quite familiar with: I'd go out and search for another job in the architecture industry. It's the comfortable path that I had been down before, so it was really attractive to me at first. It was really all I knew."
Although you say that you were not totally unsatisfied working in the architecture industry, did you know deep down that this was not something you truly wanted to do for the rest of your life?
The "aha" moment, which told me that architecture may not be the path I'd like to go be on, happened was when I was laid off.
Why should I be on a path that I was working really hard to be on that could kick me off so easily? My philosophy is that you should be rewarded for the hard work you put in, no matter what you're doing in life. I hustled and worked so hard, just to get laid off, and that seemed really weird to me. I mean, I know that's how it works, especially in this kind of economy, but still – it didn't seem right.
I wanted to do something where my results were totally influenced by the hard work that I put into it, and that's it. It's 100% my responsibility to make sure I stay on the path, and if I was going to get kicked off, it was because of my own fault, and that's it.
What made you believe that you could start an internet business that would fund you and your family's living costs? Did you see it as taking a massive risk?
I had no idea I was going to become this successful and be able to earn a living online. I've heard the success stories, like you're reading now, and they just didn't seem believable. Instead of doubting those who said they were there, I decided to see for myself if it was really possible.
The beauty was that I knew I could always go back to architecture if I had to. I rocked it in my previous job, and I would have no problem getting a recommendation and rocking the next architecture job if I had to. Again, if I had to.
This is why I didn't view my decision to work online as being that risky. Like I said, I have my architecture degree, which I was proud of, that I could always use, and secondly, I learned that the only real cost to starting an online business was time. My total startup costs were less than $200, and because of my lay off, I had all the time in the world.
Lastly, the more you learn, whether it's from reading books, following helpful blogs, or joining training groups (which are all things I did), the less risky your decision becomes with whatever you're deciding to do. That being said, you never really know unless you take action.
After one year of hard work, you have managed to make a very respectable income from your internet business. How do you feel about your current life situation (financially and your lifestyle)?
Like I had said before, I feel very fortunate to be where I'm at today. I have to be honest and say that life has never been better, and if I could thank my old firm for my lay off, I would, because it's the best thing that's ever happened to me. Unfortunately, the office closed its doors just a few months ago.
Financially, although I'm making good money, I know from experience that things that seem like they are going well can turn a 180 in a flash for whatever reason, so I'm not spending more money than I used to, and at the same time, I'm not just sitting here as I passively earn an income online.
I continue to work hard on other projects to supplement my income and I'll always dream about bigger and better things.
As far as my lifestyle is concerned, I am a much happier person. My wife appreciates the fact that I can stay home with her (I hope, lol!) and it will be great because we have a baby boy due in January, and we're excited to be there together for him as he goes through all of his firsts in life.
You might think that someone making this much money would have a fancy car, a large home, and a maid or chef or whatever. For some, they need those things in their lives to be fulfilled, but for me, fulfillment comes from spending time with my family, and being able to do things like go to Park on a Tuesday afternoon, just because. Doing business online has allowed me to do this, and I am very thankful for that.
Can you tell us about some of the problems and difficulties that you encountered along your journey? Was there ever a point where you felt it was not working and that you wanted to give up?
There were many points along my journey where I did feel like things were not going to work. Self-doubt is human nature, especially with things you've never done before. However, I never once wanted to give up.
If I was presented with a problem, or came to a stopping point, I'd plan out my next move, or do massive research to figure out how to make things work – but I would never give up.
One difficulty I had was trying to figure out how to do a lot of the web stuff. At times, I would get so frustrated because nothing was working the way I wanted it to, but eventually I asked some friends to help and it all came together quite nicely. Looking back, I probably should have just paid someone to do it for me, so it could get done faster better, and I could of started making money earlier.
Another difficulty I encountered happened after I finished my eBook. I had no idea what to do next! Figuring out how to take orders and sell online was really frustrating, especially because I had a finished product just sitting there. Searching for the right way to do things was difficult, because although I knew people were doing exactly what I wanted to do online, which was sell an eBook and take orders on a website, no one ever laid out the exact process of how that works. I ended up connecting with some Internet marketers who knew exactly what I wanted to do, so I picked their brains and learned exactly how to do it, and then I took action.
So many people start things, things that are awesome and could possibly make them really happy and wealthy, but for whatever reason – fear, doubt, or even the influence of other people or society, they stop doing what their doing, and that's sad to me.
Imagine if a person who was about to discover the cure for cancer did not because they just gave up. Imagine a person who had a great idea for an online business, one that would have been successful, but decides not to give it a shot because they are scared, or because they don't think it will work.
Which words of wisdom would you give to anyone who would love to do exactly what you have done but is too scared to take the leap. Is it possible for anyone with determination, perseverance and hard work to build an online business that can cover their cost of living?
I live by this motto: The Harder You Work, The Luckier You Become. I actually have it posted on the wall next to my computer here.
If you read Gary Vaynerchuck's "Crush It", he mentions right away that anyone can make money and be successful doing anything they want, as long as they have three things:
1) Hustle
2) Patience, and
3) Big Dreams
I couldn't agree more, because I'm living proof of it.
Finally, I'd like to end with this:
Ask yourself, "what's the worst that can happen?" If you start an Internet business, and it fails, what's the worst that can happen? So you lose a couple hundred bucks. Hopefully, you'll take what you learned and make that up in no time in your next venture. Seriously, what's the worst that can happen? The worst isn't probably as bad as you think, so take the risk, because the potential returns are so much higher than any other kind of investment that you can make.
If you're afraid of failing, like I was, don't be. Within my online businesses, I've failed many times, but each failure has taught me something new and gives me a better and clearer understanding of what I should do next.
"I'd like to thank you all for your time and attention.
I'm always on Facebook, so if you'd like to stop by and say hi, please do at :
I'd love to hear from you. Thanks again, and I wish you all nothing less than success. Cheers! "
You can also visit Pat's Blog:Smartpassiveincome.com


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By Susan Lulgjuraj | Beckett Sports Card Monthly Editor
Collectors aren't the only ones in the soccer mood. With the FIFA World Cup ready to begin next month, athletes are enjoying the global event too.
Panini released 2014 FIFA World Cup Prizm soccer cards this year. The cards featured dozens of soccer players from across the globe. But one interesting subset has caught collectors' attention – Fans of the Game.
This autograph subset included just two names: football's Andrew Luck and basketball's Kobe Bryant.
According to a Panini spokesperson both are huge soccer fans and were exciting to be included in the FIFA World Cup Prizm release.
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Chicago De La Salle class of 2014 offensive lineman Jamarco Jones already boasts a double-digit offer sheet. On Saturday the 6-foot-5, 285-pound prospect made his first game visit of the season with a trip to Michigan State.
"It was a great environment and their fans are great," Jones said. "It was a pretty good experience. They ended up losing, but I got a great feel for the game atmosphere and their team really fought hard until the end."
The Spartans dropped their first game of the year to Notre Dame on Saturday, but the overall experience raised Jones' impression of the program.
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"It gave me a more positive vibe," Jones said. "I got to talk to the coaching staff before and after the game. They were mostly talking about their atmosphere, they were happy I came down and they would really like me at their school."
Jones made the visit to East Lansing with his teammate, class of 2014 quarterback Shelby Spence. He also has discussed Michigan State with a future Spartan.
"I know one of the 2013's that is committed to them right now - Demetrius Cooper," Jones said. "He wasn't up there this past weekend, but he says good things about their campus and their game environment."
Next up on Jones' itinerary is a visit to Northwestern this coming Saturday for the Wildcat's home contest with South Dakota. The only other game visit he has planned at this time is the Oct. 6 Notre Dame-Miami game at Soldier Field in Chicago.
Jones currently holds ten offers from Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Michigan State, Nebraska, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Ohio State and Vanderbilt. He has received a number of new inquiries in the past few weeks, including an in-school visit from Florida coaches on Friday.
"They are the only school that has been in so far this school year," Jones said. "They haven't offered yet, but said they are definitely watching me and want to get me down to their campus."
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It is the right of a Sexual Assault, Relationship Violence, or Stalking Victim at UTA who reports their experience to university officials to anticipate that:
- Victims will be treated with dignity and respect and in a non-judgmental manner.
- All sexual and relationship violence cases will be treated seriously.
- All campus organizations and services that can assist victims will be identified.
- They will confidentially receive the full array of support services at UTA.
- Victims will receive prompt assistance from UTA personnel in notifying and dealing with the proper authorities.
- University officials will inform students of their option to notify appropriate law enforcement authorities, including on-campus and local police, and offer assistance in notifying proper authorities when an individual discloses an incident of sexual assault.
- Victims will be free from any pressure from UTA personnel about whether to report crimes to the police or to UTA authorities and how they should respond to such charges.
- University personnel will not discourage victims from reporting, nor encourage them to under-report or report the incident as a lesser crime.
- University personnel will cooperate in obtaining, securing. and maintaining evidence (including a medical examination), necessary in legal proceedings.
- Individuals will be notified of available on and off-campus counseling, mental health, and psychological services, or other student services for those reporting sex offenses.
- Individuals will be afforded the opportunity to request immediate on-campus housing relocation, transfer of classes, or other steps to prevent unnecessary or unwanted contact or proximity to an alleged perpetrator when reasonably available.
Relationship Bill of Rights
- You have the right to love and be loved.
- You have the right to be safe.
- You have the right to be treated with respect.
- You have the right to privacy.
- You have the right to your own opinions, to express, them to have them taken seriously.
- You have the right to ask questions over anything that affects your life.
- You have the right to grow and change (that includes changing your mind).
- You have the right to say NO.
- You have the right to make mistakes.
- You have the right to have feelings and be able to express them.
- You have the right to have your limits and values respected.


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SALT LAKE CITY — For all of the recent talk about defense, the Utah Jazz sure came out with one heck of an offensive performance in the first half tonight.
Thanks to 61.5 percent shooting as a team and Paul Millsap's 8-for-8 half, the Jazz lead the Cleveland Cavaliers 52-43 at the break at EnergySolutions Arena.
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Al Jefferson (4-for-5, eight points), Derrick Favors (3-for-4, six points) and Josh Howard (2-for-4, six points) have also played key roles as the Jazz take a commanding nine-point lead into the locker room.
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The second season of the American television drama series Empire premiered on September 23, 2015, in the United States on Fox.The season was ordered on January 17, 2015.The show is produced by 20th Century Fox Television, in association with Imagine Entertainment, Lee Daniels Entertainment, Danny Strong Productions and Little Chicken Inc. The showrunners for this season are Ilene Chaiken, Danny Strong and Lee Daniels. The season airs in the Wednesday 9:00 pm timeslot, the same slot as the previous season. Empire Seasons 1-2 DVD will consist of 18 episodes.Early reviews for the second season of Empire have been positive. On the aggregator, Rotten Tomatoes, the season earned a 95% rating based on 40 reviews, indicating critical acclaim. It received a 77 out of 100 on the review aggregate website Metacritic based on 22 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews".


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In his "Iron Curtain" speech, delivered exactly 64 years ago, Winston Churchill brilliantly defined an era. The speech may also have lessons for the present.
It was a heroic but troubled time. The world was in turmoil after the most terrible conflict in human history.
On 5 March 1946 Churchill was no longer the UK's prime minister but he still enjoyed a giant reputation around the world.
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Gay of the Dead: Dante Tomaselli, Part OneColumns,Gay of the Dead,News Sean Abley
The terms "nonlinear" and "dream logic" are used in almost every interview and article about Dante Tomaselli's work (and Gay of the Dead will be no exception). DESECRATION, HORROR, SATAN'S PLAYGROUND and the just released TORTURE CHAMBER – four films that ask (demand?) us to turn off that "Point A to Point B" part of our brains and just go for the ride. But there is an internal logic to all of these films – Point A is deep inside Tomaselli's mind, and Point B is… probably TBD.
I've admired Tomaselli's work for some time, and am thrilled he made time for my questions. And while you're at it, you should definitely check out FANGO editor-in-chief Chris Alexander's interview with him in issue #330, as well.
FANGORIA: There's an EPK on Youtube about TORTURE CHAMBER, but also about your background. At one point you say that you were scared to look at your father, and that totally triggered a memory I have of being literally afraid that my parents wanted to kill me. Like, take me out and drown me or something. I'll let my shrink handle that on my end, but can you shed some light for those that don't know what it feels like to be afraid of your father?
DANTE TOMASELLI: Well, this is difficult to open up about because I get the feeling that my family doesn't want me to talk about my father, at least in a negative light. They're very protective because they had very different experiences and can't relate to my point of view. My Dad died when I was 17 and there's no doubt that we had a damaged relationship. It's something that I don't talk about, but I work it out in my films. Somehow. When I was under six years old, I had borderline asthma and there were many times I would go to bed at night and my nose and mouth felt sewn shut. I couldn't breathe. And then I would panic. I'd go to my parents in the middle of the night and tell them I couldn't breathe. Sometimes I'd sleepwalk. I'd sleepwalk a lot. Usually if it was breathing, my mother would rub Vicks menthol on my chest and I'd eventually relax and go back to sleep.
These episodes were always entwined with nightmares. Lots and lots of nightmares. I remember always lying on my back, barely breathing and having the most vicious dreams where I'd wake up running from the bed. One time stands out… I was practically suffocating and ran into my parents bedroom, they weren't there and I remember collapsing in the bathroom, pounding on the tile floor, I couldn't breathe and I was calling for my parents. I was really calling for my mother, I knew she was downstairs. This time my Dad came to see me and I can still remember it like a freeze frame, even though I was five years old. I was gasping for breath and he looked at me just frowning. And walked away. I guess that was just the beginning of it.
FANG: Is it correct that your mother took you to see horror movies as a kid? That resonates with me as well – my mom and I shared a love of horror flicks. Can you talk about seeing horror movies with your mom?
TOMASELLI: Yes, we saw many, many horror films and she was a fan of horror herself. We both really got into decorating the house around Halloween. That was fun. Her favorite film was PSYCHO. We saw THE FOG together in theatres in 1980 at the Totowa Cinema in New Jersey. I remember it like it was yesterday. I was 10. The sleek classic poster plastered on the side of the cinema, which I now have framed in my room…Mom was slightly down on the film. I loved THE FOG. And the music…I would try to emulate it on a Casio synth I had. The pounding bass. It generates suspense. I love that old-style Moog synth sound. I knew I had to pursue this kind of sound. It was just the kind of gloomy, low toned music I had been creating on my electronic organ and Casio.
And speaking of Carpenter, my mother took all my grammar school friends on my birthday to see HALLOWEEN in theatres and they were petrified, traumatized. Some of the parents got mad, I remember. Something in me craved horror films and I experienced a true masterpiece after watching HALLOWEEN. A work of art. I was caught in its spell for years and couldn't stop thinking about it. And the evil jack-o-lantern poster art. THE SHINING and FRIDAY THE 13TH were also excellent and released on the same week in 1980. Again, I was 10. We went to a lot of Drive-Ins, the whole family. While I enjoyed the camp-like experience of being in the car with pillows and blankets, the bad sound quality of the speakers bothered me, really annoyed me, I remember. I saw lots of horror films at Drive-Ins…THE OMEN, THEATRE OF BLOOD, THE STEPFORD WIVES, INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS, THE SENTINEL, BURNT OFFERINGS, THE CHILDREN. Also, my mother was an actress, president of Playcrafters, a theatre association in West Caldwell, New Jersey. She starred in many different plays. So growing up, I used to practice lines with her a lot and it made me feel like a director already, absorbing a performance. When I got older, in my twenties, I ended up casting her in one of my own movies. She played a nun in DESECRATION.
FANG: Okay, I love your mom. In retrospect, what do you think was going on in your life that caused your constant nightmares as a kid?
TOMASELLI: I was emotionally congested. An American misfit kid. I kept too much inside, so it came out in my nightmares. I realize that sometimes it was just the psychic debris of the day but other times I believe these dreams meant something and I was curious about their symbolism. In my teens, I was interested in lucid dreaming and actually used it as a way to try to combat my nightmares. To say to my mind, "Look this isn't real. You don't have to be afraid. You're dreaming." For example before I go to bed sometimes I look at my hands, I visualize them. Then I try to find my hands in my dream. When I do, I'm conscious in the unconscious and I can guide or navigate the dream. You can't completely control the content but you can nudge it with your intent. I can visit old neighborhoods, grammar school classes, baseball practices…I can go anywhere that I want. The unconscious mind remembers everything.
FANG: You've also mentioned before that your films are about peeling back the layers to reveal pain and guilt. Your films are so rooted in your upbringing, I get the pain part, but what do you feel guilty about?
TOMASELLI: I tap into the guilt that I had growing up. I don't really identify with that guilt with the same intensity anymore. I've worked through and resolved a lot, which can't be put into words because it will diminish it. But I can definitely channel it and when I do, these films squeeze themselves out. I'm channeling my younger self. The images, the themes, the sounds. It's like painting. Totally unconscious. When I had apartments in NYC, people used to come over and ask if the place got ransacked or something. No, that's just the way I create…in chaos. It's like I go into some kind of trance and lose track of all time. It's a place of imagination and I love to be there…to create, to paint with pictures and sounds but it's a dark place, an emotionally violent state-of-mind.
FANG: Okay, how about a more uplifting subject? You dreamed of owning a funhouse as a kid. Describe that funhouse for us.
TOMASELLI: It was like Brigantine Castle or The Haunted Mansion at Long Branch. Those were large-scale funhouses that were well known in Jersey when I was a kid. Out of anything in the world, the one thing that would thrill me was the idea of building and designing my very own funhouse. I seriously planned it at night…lying in my bed. I would imagine the music…the soundscapes from room to realm. I saw the funhouse as a circular maze. These fantasies would light up my brain…and release serotonin. I visualized trap doors. Slides. Gates. Long hallways. Even my childhood bedroom was decorated like a funhouse. When the door opened red eyes would glow from one of my masks.
FANG: As we make our way through this interview, I feel like we're the same person! My funhouse was a three-story home that included a slide from the attic to the basement. Someday…
For more, see Tomaselli's Facebook page, and visit Tomaselli's TORTURE CHAMBER here. You can find our review of Tomaselli's album THE DOLL here.
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A division of Omnicare, Tidewater negotiates discounted pricing with leading national suppliers for a wide range of items including food, medical supplies, nutritionals and related products, janitorial and warewashing, textiles, and maintenance supplies to health care providers (Assisted Living, Skilled Nursing, Rehabilitation and Acute Care facilities) across the country.
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o Developed Vendor Monthly Reporting Template that resulted in obtaining new contract worth over $250,000 in new Business to address category weaknesses in the Tidewater portfolio
o Created comprehensive plan to turn non-Tidewater reported sales into quantitative revenue resulting in over $500,000 in new Tidewater business
o Developed action plan for Account Executives to increase penetration in Tidewater's most loyal membership resulting in over $350,000 in new revenue
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• Managed strategic price-margin/ process improvement initiatives for five vice presidents and 50 sales representatives.
• Spear headed automation of departmental price hold report, decreasing labor hours and salary costs in the process.
• Developed Sales Support Survey, implemented company wide to identify process improvement opportunities at current and perspective accounts.
• Supervised the workflow and performance of three department employees.
Linen Management Consultant, May 2002 to October 2005
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• Developed process improvement/ cost-saving strategies designed to achieve a more efficient laundry and linen operation for clients, without sacrificing patient care or quality. Counseled key hospital administration staff on strategy implementation and return on investment.
• Managed client consultations valued at $14.5 million in sales dollars throughout Central Region, with account responsibility in St. Louis, Chicago, Milwaukee, Iowa City, Rockford, and Peoria.
• Audited healthcare systems, performed statistical analysis, developed quantitative and qualitative action plans via proprietary ControlTex Linen Management Software (which incorporates six-sigma methodologies) to achieve desired cost savings, and presented findings to senior level Hospital management.
• Led team to redesign Palm Handheld Software to eliminate dead spots on the handheld screen, which was accepted company wide due to cost savings.
• Published Case Study by reducing the Pounds per Adjusted Patient Day figure at St. Luke's Hospital, Chesterfield, Missouri achieving a two-year cost savings of $225,834 via the inception of a Hospital wide Unit Cost Allocation Program.
• Published Case Study by reducing the Linen Replacement Costs at the University of Iowa Hospital & Clinics by $25,293 via a comprehensive linen awareness and education program.
Miami University, Oxford Ohio, August 1998 to May 2002
Bachelor of Arts
• Major: Decision Sciences, a statistical based degree with an emphasis on quantitative and qualitative analysis as well as process improvement
• Overall GPA 3.35; Dean's List 3 of 8 Semesters
Indiana Wesleyan University, West Chester Ohio, April 2007 – April 2009
Masters of Business Administration
• Focus on Ethical and Cost Effective Business Management, GPA 3.96
• Microsoft Office Suite, Fluent in Microsoft Excel (Pivot Tables, If Statements, VLookups), ControlTex Textile Management Software, Sales Logix by Sage, Salesforce.com
Eta Phi Chapter of Sigma Pi Fraternity International, January 1999 to May 2002
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o Oversaw $150,000 in Revenue
• Pledge Educator 2002
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With Jen's assistance, it took me less than an hour from the time we opened the box to having a fully functional "Weber Q 320." David looked more impressed than I wanted him to. "It wasn't difficult," I said. "The way you guys bitch about putting stuff together, I thought it was going to be a lot harder. It was actually pleasurable, in that 'I conquered the task' sort of way." I nodded at my handiwork, feeling quite accomplished. Then, trouncing any attempt David might make to take advantage of my bravado, I said, "Don't expect me to cook on it."
That's right, I've been strutting around this place, intermittently shouting "BOOYAH!" at David. I think he likes it. ;)
Listen and see Barb (ahem, me) on live streaming internet radio tomorrow morning (that's Friday, 11 a.m.) on http://www.amplifysd.com. I'll be chatting with the UT's David Coddon about the life, death, and rebirth of media. Among other things. ;)
Rebirth? Isn't that a bit premature?
I'm thinking we need to break out the shovels, because the media is dead, Jim.
It would take an act of the divine...I'm thinking immaculent conception, to revive the media.
Oh, and Barb, not to take away anything from your newly discovered mechanical prowess (kudos and all that), we manly men only go to the directions as a last resort.
As long as people need to get the word out, there will always be media of one type or another. And on the entertainment front, there will always be producers of content, and people interested in obtaining that content (think cool shows like Dr. Horrible). And about your inborn prowess, blue, of course you guys don't need those silly paper directions. You have the blueprints to everything in your erection gene. ;)
"The way you guys bitch about putting stuff together, I thought it was going to be a lot harder"
Great. Our secret is out... thanks Barbarella.
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GoPro Hero 3+ Black Edition vs Sony Action Cam HDR-AS30V/B
Hello everyone!
I'm a new member here, i do not do aerial photography but i registered here specifically to show a direct comparison of images and video's between GP H3+ and Sony Action HDR-AS30V/B.
Here is how i ended up with both (one of them is going back).
I went into best buy to purchase the Sony, after checking it out a saler rep at best buy (cure girl) showed me the new GP H3+ and basically told me that it's been improved and it's a good camera. I knew GP was pretty much a benchmark so i decided to buy it and went home, got online and than found this thread and read a bunch of negative reviews on it. The next evening i decided to go back to BB and purchase the Sony as well so i can compare them side by side. The following day i went to the track in my car and put both cameras to the test.
I did not play with the settings much and just mounted both cameras. After i got home i reviewed both videos and when both camera were in the case GP blew the Sony away. That's when i said wait a minute something is not right here! As the video's on the Sony looked different that Sony videos online. Apparently GoPro recorded in Superview max setting and Sony was in 720p by default. (that was my issue, not equal settings). The next day i went and recorded them both on the highest setting GP being in superview mode and Sony being in 1080p 60FPS. Now, videos looked pretty much identical! (Sony was actually little better at some angles)
Later on i went outside and snapped some pictures just to see what you guys are talking about AND again pictures are very close to each other in everything. I did not experience out of focus images as many of you did.
Here is my little summary of both cameras.
Pretty much equal video quality,
Comparable photo quality, ( I am NOT a pro photographer therefore pictures look similar to me for the most part)
(Also it should be noted. Picture quality is NOT a huge deciding factor for me because i need a camera for filming track days and snowboarding, not taking pictures.)
Now, here is where Sony absolutely BLOWS GP AWAY..... In the battery department! Yup, GP lasted about 1 hour and 20 minutes as opposed to Sony lasting 3!!! Hours throughout the day recording.. Both cameras were turned on/off at the same time until obviously GP's battery died and Sony continued to record for an additional period of about 80 minutes!
My primary use of the camera is Motorsports and snowboarding.
For Motorsports i preferred the Sony mount simply because it has more adjust-ability when compared to GP mount. Both of them will adjust (on the mount) up and down, but the difference is that Sony will also adjust sideways and GP's mount does NOT.
What i actually did like in the GP is that you can flip the video right there in the camera if you have to record upside down and on the Sony you have to do it later on via Sony's editing software, it would have been really nice if Sony had that feature as well!
I like both camera's personally, something about GP's design that kind of appeals to me, it's simple, compact and i think it looks cool. Sony looks like a mini video camera which is also appealing but in a different way.
GP is $100 more expensive, but comes with a remote control where is Sony is $100 cheaper and has no remote, but for $100 you can purchase Sony's new wrist wearable remote with a view screen and price will be equal pretty much.
I liked both camera's, both performed really well and i wish i could keep both, but i have no need for both so 1 has to go back. It's up to your personal opinion of course, but for me i decided to keep the Sony and return GoPro. 1 feature of recording upside down is simply not enough when Sony is able to make video's with the same quality, produce nice pics and most importantly battery record capacity DOUBLE's the capacity of GP H3+ BE's!
I will provide pics and video's, you decide which one is better.
And let me know how you liked my review
Thank you!
P.S. I am NOT offiliated with either Sony or GP (but that would be nice!) This is just my personal review as i really could not decide which one to buy, so i bought both and picked the winner.
Now onto some pics.
NOTE: Picture are NOT edited and are NOT re-sized. I just uploaded them to my photobucket account and posted them here.
GoPro Hero 3+ Black Edition pictures:
Sony AC pictures:
Videos will follow as soon as i figure out how to just make a short video of 2 minutes each instead of posting 20+ minutes.
As i was trimming video's i noticed i have news flag from Sony, i opened that page in the software and guess what?! A firmware update and NOW Sony IS able to record upside AND you can flip it right there in the camera!!!! Aside from GP form, in my opinion feature-wise Sony kill's GP especially because of the battery!
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Thank you for your review.
Did you take the GP and Sony pictures with the widest field of view settings ? They are both supposed to have 170 degrees, but the Sonys looks much wider. I'm guessing one of those isn't using all the pixels of the sensor for the picture since they FOV looks very different.
I prefer the GoPro pictures in your example, mainly since the fov isn't as distorted.
You forgot to mention the Sonys GPS speed/location telemetry overlay feature, which I would imagine for your snowboard / track day applications pretty much sells itself.
Nice comparison. I have done a few comparisons between my gopro and my Action Cam. Here is a short video of my comparisons from my quad copter.
I just purchased the Sony HDR-AS30V/B action cam at BB on Black Friday, so don't have much use of it yet, but do want to correct a couple of errors in your first post (which by the way, was a great review). 1. The Sony has a firmware upgrade that gives "flip" ability...so you can hang it upside down and it will record right side up, so you get the recording correct without needing to later flip it. 2. The Sony does not come with a remote, but any android or ios device can control it via wi-fi...so in essence, your phone acts the same as the remote...so you don't have to keep up with a separate device. So, with that said, what finally sold me were two things...the price ($150 cheaper than the Hero 3+) and the 19+MB still pictures. Very nice. So far, I'm very impressed...but also should point out that I have NO experience with the GoPro, so can't offer any more perspective than the above.
if you look at the bottom of my review where it states P.S.S. i talk about firmware update. (at the time of review there was no update). That's true Sony is running $50 off promotion for the holidays. Again, at the time of purchase there was no such promotion so price difference was $100. (i did go to best buy and then price matched to the current promotion)
As far as phone controls', GoPro does the same thing.. What i was referring to is actual remote.. For example when i snowboard i do not carry my phone with me because i do not want to break it in case i fall on it. If you will go swimming you will not take your phone as well.. etc you got the idea.
Also old model of action cam.. HDR-AS15 is on sale for $129! Great buy if someone is on the budget.
Hi! Great review, I'm planing to buy another camera… I was inclined to buy the Sony one, but now I'm definitely buying it!
I had a ContourHD and now I own a Contour+. It also have internal GPS and Bluetooth streaming/remote control capabilities (10 or 15fps, don't really remember). It's a good camera but image quality is a step down compared to GP 3 Silver Ed. I was taking a look at JVC's action camera, it looks very good too… there are many competitors now (even Garmin released an action cam) but I narrowed it to GP 3 and as30.
Reasons I was considering Sony:
• it's lighter than the Contour and the GoPro (and the others as well)
• Contour is currently out of business (it bankrupted, but I heard some group is bringing it back)
• side mount design
• more useful (IMO) accessoires (OK, GP got lot's of BACPACKs, but for 100$ (I live in Brazil) I can get a an external LCD that turns the camera in a small and simple handcam).
Personally I don't like GP, I use cameras for karting and I mount them on my helmet… with the GP looks like I'm carrying a toaster in my helmet. And it's not just for looks… lateral acceleration (lateral "g force") keeps pushing the helmet against the curve… when the camera is much higher than the eyes and the helmet is close to the shoulder, the camera travels a bigger arch (and faster). It's usually not by much, but with wide angle lenses, it really looks like we are laying on the kart… :-D
Not that GP is bad, on the contrary. All my friends are using GP… in my case, mounting the camera closer to my eyes is important (I'm picky)… so, even if GP would be a bit sharper, I'd stick with the Sony… now that I know they are very close, going for the Sony!
The reason GP got more mounts is because it's a top seller. If Sony keeps improving this line of camera, soon it will have lots of nice 3rd party accessories.
Well, one thing I like about the GoPro… the mounting clip system. I use it with my Contour and I'll use it with the as30 too.
Brief explanation… well, we are at RC Group and I also assemble plastic kits, so I know a thing or two about handcraft and materials. I took a Contour mount and combined with a clip, using epoxy and putty for finishing. Then I made silicone mold and casted it out of resin. Since it's custom made, I don't need adjustment screws or hinges.
There's the new HDR-as100, better image sensor (2k pixels more, I think) and splash proof to be released next April. I'm not going to wait for it (although it looks all I needed/wanted from a camera… I'll buy it later… compared to GP, Sony still looks a bet… let's see if I really like the camera first).
To be honest with GP, I'd buy one if I had a big quadcopter…
It ended up a bit longer than I expected, but this is another subject I like to discuss…. :-)
Digging it...
Got the as30 for a few months now. It's very good, I like the camera... BUT the built-in GPS is garbage!!!!!!
It works at a useless 1 Hz rate, anything faster than a jogging/racing will result in poor data accuracy. And it doesn't log altitude.
Included software for creating overlays hammers down video quality (I'm using an external GPS and 3rd party software for overlays).
Apart from this, it's a good camera, would buy it again. I got a bigger quad in the mail, I'll try to mount this camera...
I have not tested the GPS at super high speeds yet. HOWEVER! next weekend i am going to roll racing top speed event with my car and i am expecting to reach speeds of 150-160+ MPH..
Are you saying that GPS function will be all effed up?
Also, which 3rd party editing software are you talking about? Also i noticed that overlaying video with GPS data takes LOOOOONNGGGG time! Is it the same for you?
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Guzman has elected free agency.
Relegated to a bench role upon Jonathan Singleton's promotion in early June, Guzman went just 11-for-67 (.164 average) over the final four months of the season. He was outrighted off the 40-man roster earlier in the week, but Guzman has refused his assignment and will instead look to latch on elsewhere as a reserve.
Jesus Guzman 1B FA 3 years ago
Guzman was outrighted off the Astros' 40-man roster Thursday, Brian McTaggart of MLB.com reports.
Guzman played regularly at first base in April and May, but took a back seat once Jonathan Singelton was promoted, logging just 67 at-bats over the final four months of the season. He finished with just a .188/.272/.248 batting line, and is clearly not a factor in the team's long-term plans.
Jesus Guzman 1B FA 3 years ago
Guzman (back) was activated from the disabled list Tuesday.
Guzman served the minimum amount of time required as a result of a bout with back spasms. Despite crushing at the plate during his rehab assignment at Triple-A Oklahoma City -- he tallied eight hits (three doubles), five RBI, three runs, and three walks versus two strikeouts in 13 at-bats -- he'll act as depth at first base, DH, and left field.
Jesus Guzman 1B FA 3 years ago
Guzman (back) is slated to begin a rehab assignment at Triple-A Oklahoma City on Thursday, Jose de Jesus Ortiz of the Houston Chronicle reports.
Guzman first came down with back spasms on Aug. 1, spurring a prompt placement on the disabled list. When he's healthy enough to return, though, he'll play second fiddle to Jonathan Singleton at first base, with the ability to take on left field as well.
Jesus Guzman 1B FA 3 years ago
Jesus Guzman's nightmarish 2014 season continued in Friday's loss to the Marlins, going 0-for-3 with a strikeout.
The main reason that Guzman has a job on the Astros bench is his ability to mash left-handed pitching, so when he fails to do that it gives cause for concern. He's hitting a mere .197/.274/.268 with two homers and seven RBI in 142 at-bats on the year.
Jesus Guzman 1B FA 3 years ago
Jesus Guzman was back in the Astros' lineup on Tuesday.
Guzman had to be scratched from Sunday's contest with back discomfort. "My back is much better today, and from yesterday to today I feel way better than last week," he said Tuesday.
Jesus Guzman 1B FA 3 years ago
Jesus Guzman was scratched from Sunday's lineup due to back discomfort.
Consider him day-to-day for the time being. Jon Singleton took Guzman's spot at first base.
Jesus Guzman 1B FA 4 years ago
Jesus Guzman got a rare start against a right-hander on Wednesday and went 3-for-4 in the shutout loss to the Nationals.
The Astros acquired Guzman to smack lefties around, but he's currently 7-for-18 against righties, compared to 6-for-38 versus southpaws. The trend doesn't figure to hold up, but with Marc Krauss proving to be a non-factor, the Astros may give Guzman more time against righties until Jon Singleton comes up.
Jesus Guzman 1B FA 4 years ago
Astros manager Bo Porter announced his starting lineup for Tuesday's season opener against the Yankees, and Jesus Guzman is getting the call at first base.
It's likely to be a regular arrangement when the team is facing a left-handed starter. The rest of the Astros lineup shakes out like this: Dexter Fowler CF, Robbie Grossman LF, Jose Altuve 2B, Jason Castro C, Jesus Guzman 1B, Chris Carter DH, Matt Dominguez 3B, L.J. Hoes RF, Jonathan Villar SS.
Jesus Guzman 1B FA 4 years ago
Jesus Guzman went 0-for-2 on Monday and is 3-for-23 so far this spring.
The Astros probably won't be cutting Guzman after acquiring him from the Padres in December, but he's not off to the kind of start that would lead to much playing time against righties to begin the season.


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Real Estate Photography Leader Extends Virtual Tour Expertise to Help Chicago Area Retail Businesses Stand Out on Google
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CHICAGO, Sept. 3, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- VHT Studios, the nationwide leader in real estate photography and digital marketing, announced today the launch of "See Inside Photography for Google." The new service combines VHT Studios' stunning photography and Google's Street View virtual tour technology. It offers retail shops, restaurants, doctors' offices, salons, gyms, and other small businesses throughout the Chicago area a powerful way to stand out on Google search results and attract more customers.
Rosemont-based VHT Studios has been certified by Google as a Trusted Agency for Google's fast-growing Business Photos program. VHT Studios, which has the nation's largest network of elite architectural photographers, was a natural choice because of its 15 years of experience in photographing homes and businesses for some of the top brands in the country.
Local search has become a critical element in marketing retail businesses. More than 2 billion monthly searches on top search engines are aimed at finding local business listings or other local information, according to the Local Search Association.
VHT Studios' See Inside Photography for Google helps businesses 'Be Seen' with professional photos and 360-degree interactive tours that are highlighted on Google+ Local pages, Google Maps and other Google properties.
The new service is designed to help all types of retailers grow their customer base by letting Google's millions of users 'See Inside' and get a preview. High-quality virtual tours allow consumers to compare different businesses on Google so they can zero in on the ones offering the types of experiences and merchandise that suit their needs.
"Online visitors can walk around, explore, and interact with our shop like never before," said Kris Hartner, owner of the Naperville Running Company in Naperville. "VHT Studios made it easy for us to provide a virtual tour so Google users can visually experience what we have to offer. Then they can't wait to visit our shop in person."
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Industrial Designer experienced in consumer products, exhibits, displays, logos, packaging, wayfinding, and sign systems. Environmental design and graphics, product design and development, signage and wayfinding analysis and design, exhibit design, materials and fabrication processes, client management, vendor coordination, and project management
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STEPHEN J. HARROUN 377 Tara Dr Pittsburgh, PA 15236 412.999.8911 Steve (at) HarrounDesigns (dot) com OBJECTIVE Have a positive impact on how people interact with their environment by combining new technology with aesthetic design. WORK EXPERIENCE Architectural Sign Associates, Pittsburgh PA 5/2013 - Present Director of Planning and Business Development Architectural Sign Associates is a signage and wayfinding design firm that specializes in simplifying complex environments and designing sign programs that meet the maintenance requirements of the end users. We work with manufacturers to specify the right product to meet those goals within the capabilities and limitations of the manufacturer. DAILY GRIND: Business development Concept and design development Project management Proposals and copy writing Vendor coordination Wayfinding and signage assessment reports RESULTS: In three months, I have completed the following: Increased unique web page views by 3,506% Established a successful blog series Relaunched company Facebook and LinkedIn pages Launched company Twitter page Reduced Marketing budget requirements by nearly 69% Launched company's first mass email campaign: 33.4% open rate 6% click rate 11/2009 - 5/2013 Architectural Sign Associates, Pittsburgh PA Director of Planning Using my design, organization, and technical abilities, I audit various locations to solve complex wayfinding problems. Our focus is primarily government institutions and our solutions are designed for the end user, focusing more on the function of a space. This approach has given me a more in-depth understanding of how to design signage systems that have an easier flow and direct visitors more accurately to their destination. Notable Projects: Federal Bureau of Investigation Library of Congress Madigan Army Healthcare System National Foreign Affairs Training Center, Foreign Services Institute Naval War College US Navy Band Veteran's Administration Hospitals, Nation-wide 06/2008 - 09/2009 Informing Design, Inc, Pittsburgh PA Senior Designer Having found my niche in Industrial Design, I worked with spacial cognition, way finding and signage systems in cities throughout the US and Canada. I was a part of a variety of projects, ranging from the most comprehensive way-finding system of its kind in Nashville TN, to a state-wide way-finding system for Maryland. I added Corel Draw to my list of competencies. Technical responsibilities include: •Meet with clients and vendors •Idea development / Project coordination •Signage Design / Manufacturing specification •Hand sketching, 3D computer modeling and 2D CAD •Way-finding and traffic flow analysis / Environmental design •Graphic design, including presentation organization and design 8/2006 - Present Self Employed, Pittsburgh PA Freelance Industrial Designer As a contract designer, I have had the opportunity to work with a variety of clients, building my knowledge of the design industry. Using hand sketching, computer illustration, and 2D & 3D computer modeling, I have gained valuable skills in several aspects of Industrial Design. Having worked with clients in a variety of industries, I have developed my ability to coordinate with vendors, manage several clients and projects at once, and tackle diverse projects outside of my traditional curriculum. Technical responsibilities include: •Exhibit / Display design and fabrication •Independently manage clients and projects •Hand sketching, 3D computer modeling and 2D CAD •Way-finding and traffic flow analysis / Environmental design •Graphic design, including branding / identity and logo design •Product design and development / Ideation and conceptualization 04/2007 – 11/2007 TSI Professional, a division of Trade Source, Inc., Pittsburgh PA Technical Recruiter / Sales Representative At TSI Professional, I worked in several roles. As a Recruiter, I utilized my technical background to search for and qualify candidates for various engineering positions. As a Sales Representative, I managed clients and assessed new markets for the Company to target for possible business. One accomplishment of note, I was personally responsible for increasing billing with a client from having only one employee on contract to having nearly 30 employees hired, within a two-month time-frame. Additional responsibilities included: •Complete reference checks •Client management and coordination •Coordinate interviews and start dates •Telephone screen and personally interview candidates •Source candidates from internal database, internet, and networking 8/2006 - 04/2007 Verizon Wireless, Monroeville PA Retail Sales Representative Wanting to hone my business skills and learn sales, I worked for Verizon Wireless initially as a Customer Support Representative. Quickly proving my ability, I was promoted within the company's rigid 6 month timeframe to a Retail Sales Representative. Consistently exceeding weekly and monthly goals, I earned the store's New Employee of the Year Award. Daily responsibilities included: •Service activations •Assess customer needs •Product and service sales •Achieve monthly sales quotas •Adjust store layout per Company standards 11/2005 - 8/2006 Kolano Design, Inc., Pittsburgh PA Industrial Designer I initially interviewed at Kolano at a time when they weren't expecting to bring on a new hire. With my disciplined background in the military and my technical education, my talents were viewed as a great addition to their team. With a diverse clientele, I was able to work on a variety of projects in a very short time. Trusting my abilities in solving complex problems and handling difficult situations, I was often trusted with vendor management and coordination and client interaction. Having a great sense of aesthetics, I often worked with the Graphics Department in logo design, display design, and idea development. Technical responsibilities included: •Vendor coordination •Graphic / Logo / POP display design •Materials and processes specification •Product design, including signage and way-finding •Hand sketching, 3D computer modeling and 2D CAD 12/2004 - 11/2005 Burt Hill, Pittsburgh PA Intern, Landscape Architecture Department During my employment at Burt Hill, I gained a significant amount of knowledge of the design process in a corporate environment, and had several opportunities to showcase my technical knowledge and computer modeling abilities. Within a few months of working in the Landscape Architecture Department, I taught myself a 3D modeling software package that was not widely used at the Company, and eventually taught Architects, Landscape Architects, and Interior Designers how to use the software, which has since become a staple of their design process and presentation packages. I have also worked for Burt Hill on a contract basis since my employment there. Technical responsibilities included: •Density planning •Site plan rendering •Presentation organization •3D computer modeling and 2D CAD 9/1998 – 9/2002 United States Coast Guard, Ashtabula OH Boatswain Mate, Third Class Petty Officer During my time in the Coast Guard, I gained responsibility, pride, and a strong sense of self respect. I quickly earned rank, being promoted to E-4 in only three years of duty. Daily duties included maintaining a strong security presence after 9/11, performing safety inspections and maritime law enforcement, and being an integral part of a boat crew on search and rescue missions. I am very proud of my service in the Coast Guard, and earned several awards for my courage, my participation in Special Operations in the defense of our country, and my unwavering devotion to duty. Upon completion of my four year obligation, I joined the Coast Guard Reserves and pursued a Bachelor's Degree at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh. Additional responsibilities included: •Qualified Boat Crew-member •Qualified Radio and Security Watch Stander •Rescue and Survival Equipment Maintenance Petty Officer •Qualified Maritime Law Enforcement Officer / Boarding Team Member •Publications Petty Officer (maintain and monitor manuals and records) EDUCATION •Art Institute of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh PA Bachelor of Science, Industrial Design, 2005 Ranked 1st in graduating class, Honors Graduate, GPA 3.5 •Currently studying for LEED Certification through the USGBC PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS •Pittsburgh Young Professionals, www.pyp.org •Pittsburgh Urban Magnet Project, www.pump.org ACCOMPLISHMENTS / AWARDS RECEIVED •Coast Guard 9/11 Ribbon •Good Conduct Award (X2) •National Defense Service Ribbon •Special Operations Service Ribbon (X2) •Search and Rescue, Team 9 (First to receive award for courageous actions while in the line of duty) •Certificate of Merit for Work Representing the Art Institute of Pittsburgh's Industrial Design Program •Commandant's Letter of Commendation, the highest personal ribbon award of the United States Coast Guard •Verizon Wireless, Sales, Rookie of the Year SKILLS Computer: •Form Z •Sketchup •Corel Draw •AutoCAD •PC and Mac proficient •Microsoft Suite (Word, PowerPoint, Excel) •Adobe Suite (Photoshop, PageMaker, InDesign, Acrobat, Illustrator) Other: •Model making •Presentation organization •Project Management and Planning •Research and development •Sketching and refined drawing •Client Management / Coordination •Conceptualization / Idea development •Various shop equipment (Power tools and hand tools) PERSONAL INTERESTS Tang Soo Do karate (2nd Degree Black Belt [Ee Dan] Candidate #USA11-05), self defense, rock climbing, mountain biking, snowboarding, golfing, professional networking, researching new technology, home improvement, working on my car, spending time with my friends and family.
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