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SuperFast Chef Salad
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Start with a bag of prechopped romaine lettuce and a rotisserie chicken from the grocery store for an easy, healthy dinner any night of the week. Serve with a crusty multigrain baguette and a glass of wine.
Yield: 4 servings
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 367
- Fat: 28.2g
- Saturated fat: 3.4g
- Monounsaturated fat: 15g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 6.2g
- Protein: 18.5g
- Carbohydrate: 12.6g
- Fiber: 4.6g
- Cholesterol: 43mg
- Iron: 2mg
- Sodium: 451mg
- Calcium: 66mg
- 10 cup torn or chopped romaine lettuce
- 1 cup shredded skinless, boneless rotisserie chicken breast
- 1/2 cup thinly sliced Texas 1015 or other sweet onion
- 1/3 cup shaved carrot
- 1 avocado, seeded, peeled, and sliced
- 3 tablespoons crumbled blue cheese
- 1/2 cup Easy Herb Vinaigrette
- 1. Arrange 2 1/2 cups lettuce on each of 4 plates. Top lettuce evenly with chicken, onion, carrot, avocado, and blue cheese. Drizzle each serving with 2 tablespoons Easy Herb Vinaigrette; serve immediately.
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Is God energy?
Hi, I was raised a christian but now that i'm 16/17 i'm questioning that religion. I could never understand how a big guy with a huge white beard could be 'everywhere' at once. that got me thinking there's only one thing that is everywhere in the universe and that's energy. Energy is everywhere but cannot be created or destroyed also the first line of the bible is " In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth." but science tells us it was a big bang filled with energy. the priests say that "God is inside all of us" he's not but energy is... The bible also says "And God said "Let there be light. and there was light" without energy light couldn't exist and God created light so surely that makes God energy? Just one more thing if you feel really ill and down you don't have that much energy, but when you feel better you have huge amounts of energy so Do you get ill when you've sinned? I'm not saying that is what i believe i'm just asking for your opinion on it. thanks! :)
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Jan 23 2013: The term God it seems to me, has always been used when we as humans can't explain what we are observing. So, enter rational thought the explanation of phenomena through physical properties IE. math the basis of all science. but science is constantly being reinvented through further understanding and research. QM observations fly in the face of Newtonian conclusions. Such as, a quantum leap. I may have this wrong as well but in quantum physics isn't it said that the observation of a phenomena (on that scale) in and of itself, has an effect on that thing being observed. Therefore changing that phenomena being observed. Isn't all matter just energy vibrating at different frequencies?
It seems that when this argument comes up we inevitably start with a priory on both sides. Faith does not explain or really consider the conclusions of math/science or what we would call common sense. And, math/science does not condone abstract beliefs without a physical or common sense representation.
I'm reminded of a Zen story.
A university professor went to visit a famous Zen master. While the master quietly served tea, the professor talked about Zen. The master poured the visitor's cup to the brim, and then kept pouring.
The professor watched the overflowing cup until he could no longer restrain himself.
"It's overfull! No more will go in!" the professor blurted.
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I was brought up to believe in Christ but around age nine I began to wonder about the teachings through those who taught it
and from the studies they had taught it from. they believed in Jesus but refuted all studies that did not originate from the the from the King James version. which said Jesus was the only man ever conceived of a virgin healed the sick, started his teachings at thirty and so on. But older with very similar almost exact attributes had already come and gone from belief systems. Oh too many characters.
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- A Sower of Seeds 2 (2015)
- Gonin Saga (2015)
- Kuchibiru ni Uta o (2015)
- Fly With the Gold (2012)
- Beyond Outrage (2012)
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Click the picture above to get to the map. It shows median rent for a one bedroom apartment in the second half of 2012. You can see the median rent for a San Francisco neighborhood, as well as the nuance of where the pricey stuff is clustered, plus what you *should* be making to live there, based on the assumption that rent is 1/3 of your income.
Here is why my analysis of devastatingly high housing prices in San Francisco is better than all the others that came out in the past two weeks:
1. I used a dataset that spans a longer time range than one month, so that the sample sizes per neighborhood are larger. My data spans the second half of 2012.
2. I filtered for duplicates, so that the same apartment listed multiple times does not skew the data.
3. I used median instead of mean, which makes sense when you are dealing with a lot of outliers. You should be suspicious every time you see some shocking statistic about the "average rent" in San Francisco. The high end skews things quite a bit.
4. The fact that I am even explaining my methods and assumptions.
5. Instead of a silly choropleth, I made a super-pretty heat map based on the spatial variability of listing prices. The interpolation is based on ordinary kriging, and I underlay it with contours to bring out the variation a bit more.
As with several previous projects, I designed this map in Tilemill and am hosting it via MapBox, and overlayed it on a hard working OpenStreetMap. For the raster processing I used ArcGIS and QGIS. The data was kindly donated by PadMapper.com.
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One day, when you surf the internet as usual, all of a sudden, your computer is performing weirdly and you're mad at getting the irksome warning alerts about Trojan:Win32/Sefnit!cfg. What on earth is Trojan:Win32/Sefnit!cfg? Can you use the machine safely since the stuff gets inside? Is there an effective way to have it removed without recurring? Learn more from this article and get online safe.
Trojan:Win32/Sefnit!cfg Information
Trojan:Win32/Sefnit!cfg is a destructive cyber threat distributed by cyber hackers to damage random PC systems and trigger lots of PC issues. Typically this Trojan can easily gets attached onto a machine when the user pays little attention to online activities, such as visiting hacked websites, downloading insecure free application, or clicking on sponsored links, etc. Computer users ought not to use some unknown online resource to aviod certain risks. Being a crafty Trojan horse, Trojan:Win32/Sefnit!cfg is quite capable to disable Windows Firewall and antivirus software via changeable characteristics. Don't simply deem it as a false positive. Trojan:Win32/Sefnit!cfg is powerful enough to maximize the damages onto the compromised computer.
Once installed onto your computer successfully, Trojan:Win32/Sefnit!cfg would be launched automatically whenever you turn on the PC. Apparently, it slows down PC performance, causes random system frozen or shutdown issues and corrupts your files miserably. Apart from these, it also interferes with your web browser activities by constantly redirecting you to unwanted websites where more infections can be dropped onto the contaminated machine, endangering the system more severely. The desktop image and browser settings may be casually changed by this virus, too. What makes Trojan:Win32/Sefnit!cfg the most dangerous is that it can connect to a remote server and allow attackers to pilfer your sensitive information for evil targets. Considering the safety of your PC, it's of great importance for you to get rid of Trojan:Win32/Sefnit!cfg from your computer quickly the moment you discover any traces.
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Not all viruses can be deleted by antivirus. Depending on the type of virus you have, Trojan:Win32/Sefnit!cfg is able to re-instate themselves soon. It may have to be quarantined the Antivirus program you have gives definitions for the type of virus it discovers. It also tells you whether it was deleted or sent to the virus vault. But you know the fact is different. And even competent anti-malware programs may be unable to delete Trojan:Win32/Sefnit!cfg, if you try to remove the virus yourself, and unfortunately the existing antivirus cannot help you out. You might try another method – manual removal.
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Before performing the manual removal of Trojan:Win32/Sefnit!cfg, reboot your computer and before Windows interface loads, press F8 key constantly. Choose "Safe Mode with Networking" option, and then press Enter key. System will load files and then get to the desktop in needed option.
1. Launch the Task Manager by pressing keys Ctrl+Alt+Del or Ctrl+Shift+Esc at the same time, search for Trojan:Win32/Sefnit!cfg processes and right-click to end them.
2. Open Control Panel in Start menu and search for Folder Options. When you're in Folder Options window, please click on its View tab, check Show hidden files and folders and uncheck Hide protected operating system files (Recommended) and then press OK.
3. Tap Windows+R keys together to pop up the Run box, type in regedit and hit OK to open Registry Editor; then find out the following Trojan:Win32/Sefnit!cfg registry entries and delete:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings "CertificateRevocation" = '1' HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Attachments "SaveZoneInformation" = '0'
4. Get rid of the listed files created by Trojan:Win32/Sefnit!cfg:
%AllUsersProfile%\Programs\{random letters}\ %AllUsersProfile%\Application Data\~r %AllUsersProfile%\Application Data\~dll
Automated Removal Guide
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We liked this and would make again. I served it with grilled Tuna. I cut the salad in half(just for two). But I made the whole amount of the salad dressing and was perfect for the Tuna.
Arugula, Grape, and Sunflower Seed Salad
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JasonM Posted: 05/19/09
This was a very tasty and interesting salad combination. It was the first time I'd ever tried arugula outisde of a baby greens mix. It was not as bitter as I'd have thought, but I think the dressing mellowed the taste nicely. I used dried thyme because my thyme plants are still far too tiny to be harvested. I think the only thing that was lacking in this salad was just a little bit more substance; the grapes were excellent, the dressing was zippy and the sunflower seeds were nice toasty notes, but I felt like a few carrot shreds or something would've made this over the top.
yenna44 Posted: 11/17/10
My family and I enjoyed the combination of the arugula, grapes, and sunflower seeds. The dressing, however, was another story. It had way too much vinegar! We're used to Cooking Light salad dressings, so heavy on the vinegar and light on the dressing isn't new to us. Still, this dressing was practially inedible. If I make this salad again, I'll reduce the vinegar at least by half.
eaadams3 Posted: 05/01/09
I loved how this recipe turned out. I made it exactly to the recipe minus the thyme because i couldn't get it at the store i was at. However, even without the salad tastes great and I will be making it more in the future. It is always super quick and easy to throw together.
Schmatterson Posted: 07/11/09
I made this salad for a dinner party, and it was incredibly easy to throw together. I added a little feta and it was amazing! Everyone at the party loved it and I would definitely make it again, either just for dinner or for a party.
bbcobby Posted: 04/29/09
I made this salad tonight and hated it. When made with arugula, it has a bitter and nasty flavor that is unpleasant. Although I hated it, I am going to give it a second try with a different variety of lettuce to see if it tastes any better when made with a milder lettuce. I think a milder lettuce will in fact make this an acceptable week night meal because the combination of flavors from the dressing, grapes and sunflower seeds seemed like it would be nice when served on a different base.
LauraLeigh8 Posted: 06/21/10
I used Herb Salad Mix instead of Arugula and thought this was very tasty. I like the idea of adding a little feta or goat cheese. May try that next time (and there will be a next time). Very easy too. Not a lot of chopping like a lot of other salad recipes.
JennySmith Posted: 04/11/11Burbank,US
Since I had nearly all of the ingredients, I made this salad tonight (although I subbed in olive oil for grapeseed oil and used dried thyme instead of fresh). I added 1 TBSP of oil to the dressing, because 2 tsp didn't seem like enough. The dressing was really, really tangy/acidic. Overall, I thought this salad was tasty, and that the sweet grapes went well with the tangy/acidic dressing and the thyme was a nice addition. I served it with steak. I'd make it again, but only if I happened to have all of the ingredients in stock. I would not go out of my way for this salad.
nicolefoodfreak Posted: 05/01/12
I make this salad with spinach and everyone loves it.
Vicuska Posted: 10/05/13
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I forget what it's called but the Doctor took me to this one planet where their food was made of edible plastic. A bit strange, yeah, but…it wasn't so bad, to be honest.
Good, real good! Travelling with the Doctor, you know, seeing new places, meeting new people. I love it. Don't you miss it?
I'm doing fine. UNIT and the hospital are keeping me busy. I still get to help people, which I love, and deal with aliens, too. I really need to thank him for recommending me.
Well you could always pop in for a visit in the TARDIS, you know. He'd be open to visits, I'm sure. He always mentions how brilliant you were when you were with him, y'know!
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F1-style standing starts; 550-bhp 4wd cars that rocket from 0 to 100 kph in less than 2.5 sec. More bumping and rubbing than in a NASCAR race. World Rally Championship levels of car control around an easily viewed, compact course that switches from tarmac to gravel and back again half a dozen times a lap. The technology-active differentials, 275-hp/liter engines-is second to none, but it's displayed in a Saturday night dirt-track format. Welcome to the European Rallycross Championship!
Nothing in my 25 years of standing trackside-not waiting outside turn one at the start of the Canadian Grand Prix, not watching a Group B Audi Sport Quattro apex inches from my toes deep in the Pennsylvania woods-had prepared me for the sturm und drang of the last Division One final of the 2002 ERC championship. Watching the six cars fight for the same bit of real estate as they braked-on gravel-from 150 kph for Estring Buxtehude's first turn, I heard Per Eklund's voice retelling the story of once being bumped here and ending up on the patio of the VIP tent just a few meters away. Close enough to be sprayed by gravel, the crowd just behind me roared their approval as the cars slid and jostled their way around the tarmac hairpin.
Rallycross traces its beginnings to the 1967 RAC rally. An outbreak of hoof-and-mouth disease caused a last-minute cancellation of the event, but, boys being boys, it was decided to contest a single gravel stage anyway, and a week later a race was run on Lydden Hill, staged by the Thames Estuary Automobile Club and reserved for club drivers. Four cars started each heat, and during all the fighting for both finishing position and overall time, organizers realized they'd found a new motorsport recipe. ("Rallycross Yearbook '82," Eddi Laumanns cited by Frank van Rooy).
National championships soon sprang up in England and Holland, and Sweden followed in 1971. By 1973 a formal international championship, the Embassy-European Rallycross Championship, was organized. Brit John Taylor won the first title with Austrian Franz Wurz winning in 1974. In 1975 Dutchman Cees Teurlings won the ERA-European Rallycross Championship. The FIA took over sanctioning duties in 1976 and has organized the championship ever since. The ERC now makes stops in Portugal, France, Austria, Czechoslovakia, Sweden, Belgium, Holland, Norway, Poland and Germany. Strong national championships continue to run across Europe, including series in France, England, Belgium, Holland and Sweden.
Like a Saturday night at your favorite half-mile bullring, an ERC weekend is full of short, furious qualifying rounds and races. No quarter is asked, none given, and rare is the quarter-panel untouched over a weekend. A timed practice sets the field for the three qualifying races. A points system based on results from those races sets the field for the C, B and A finals. The winner of the C final advances to the B final, with that winner advancing to the A final. Cars start five abreast for the qualifying rounds and in three staggered rows of two for the final
When Group B supercars were banned from the WRC, rallycross was a natural home, and the racing was spectacular. Eventually, though, the FIA decided to design a coherent set of rules for the Division 1 cars based on current WRC cars, and the Group B cars were excluded. Several of the 750-bhp beasts still run in the English championship, but reluctance to accept the rules changes has effectively kept that island nation from the ERC.


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The New York Times writes a bit about the human consequences of extending tours in Iraq from 12 months to 15 months, the preferred method of increasing force levels in Iraq in the context of a badly stretched Army. People grumble but, of course, are prepared to do their duty and serve as ordered. For the longer haul, however, one wonders over and over again about the implications for the miitary of the way people have been treated for the past several years. The All-Volunteer Force which, among other things, skews substantially older and more married (with more kids) than the conscript forces of yore, has never really been put to the test in this way previously. Certain expectations built up in the 1980s and 1990s of what enlisting entailed, and Iraq has shattered those expectations on several fronts. About half the West Point classes of 2000 and 2001 have already left the service.
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Little Bitty Cakes
Yield: 3 dozen
- 1/2 cup butter or margarine, softened
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- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
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- Beat butter or margarine at medium speed with an electric mixer until creamy; gradually add sugar, beating well. Add eggs, 1 at a time, beating until blended after each addition.
- Combine flour, baking powder, and salt; add to butter mixture alternately with milk, beginning and ending with flour mixture. Stir in vanilla. Spoon into lightly greased miniature muffin pans, filling three-fourths full.
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And a (not so dark, actually more of a bright pink) spell was cast upon all Bronies to quit being so creepy.
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Sorry, Randall. Prince finally caught up with us.
Little Debbie is excited by the news.
FancyCwabs did a great job singing Prince's Little Red Corvette on karaoke night at the Chicago(ish) Tweetup last week.


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Houma, La. -- They represent some of the largest companies in Terrebonne and Lafourche Parishes and on Tuesday, Governor Bobby Jindal talked tax reform in front of the South Central Industrial Association.
"One of the biggest obstacles we face in creating more jobs for our people is our state's tax code," he says. "Our current tax code is complex, it's unstable, it is unfair."
The governor wants to eliminate personal and corporate income taxes and replace the revenue with a higher sales tax.
He says the plan would encourage more development in Louisiana, which too often loses business to nearby states without an income tax.
"Between 1995 and 2010, the IRS says that their data shows a significant migration in our nation's population in certain areas of the country," says Jindal. "During this time period, $2 trillion transferred around the country to new population areas. Right here in Louisiana, during that same time period, we lost over $6 billion dollars in adjusted gross income to other states, half of that went to Texas."
But many businesses would see their taxes go up under Jindal's proposal, said Department of Revenue head Tim Barfield.
Some businesses and services are currently exempt from sales tax but would not be if the state adopts Jindal's plan.
The governor says his tax reform plan is not finalized yet. Attendees of Tuesday's meeting still have questions about how it would impact Louisiana businesses.
"I think everybody's intrigued by the plan, I think it's always good to have new concepts," says Shane Guin, a Thibodaux businessman. "I think the problem right now is we just need to understand what that plan entails, what additional information we can expect because it's certainly going to take the business community analyzing that information to figure out what works best for them."
As the governor continues selling his plan around the state, lawmakers are watching closely. They'll take up the proposal when the Legislative session begins in April.
Senator J.P. Morrell says there are still too many questions about the plan.
"His plan continues to evolve," he says. "It will be interesting to see how it evolves but I have yet to see any diagram or math that shows how it works."
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"Fuck You, Old People" — Group Piece at CUPSI 2014
"By the way, you can't actually pick yourself up by your own bootstraps. That's now how physics works."
OKAY so the scariest thing happened today.
a couple of my apartment mates and i were sitting out in our dining area talking about finals and what not when we get this knock on the door. It was really weird because no one was expecting anyone so i go and look through the peephole and there's this older guy standing outside. So i open the door and asks what he wanted and he's just like, "oh, is KK here?" Thinking it was someone she knew from her church group or something, i was like, "oh sure, let me go get her." so when i walk over into my room, she's like frantically saying "no! no! tell him i'm not here" but i was just like wth? bc i already told him that she was here. but she kept on saying no and shaking her head so my other apartment mate decided to just go and tell him that she wasn't here and that she could take a message or something.
so finally, the guy leaves and aveed (the one that told him to basically go away) was just like, "oh that guy was so creepy, he had the creepiest smile" and me and mikaela (my other apartmentmate) was just like yeah he was. so anyways, we go and ask KK (the one i share a room with) who that guy was and what he wanted and she was just like, "oh he's my landlord from the last place i stayed at. he was really weird" and stuff like that. and then she starts telling us about how he would always text her and he gave off this really unsettling vibe and how when she was moving here, he FOLLOWED HER IN HIS CAR SO HE WOULD KNOW WHERE SHE LIVED.
she then told us how one time, she wanted to some fresh air and sunlight in the room, so she goes over to my side of the room to open my window and she sees him outside in his car, smiling at her and beckoning for her to go over to him. she ended up just closing the curtain.
while she was telling us this, mikaela jokingly goes, "haha what if he's outside the window right now?" so she goes over to the window and looks through the curtains and next thing you know she's screaming and running towards us.
it turns out that guy was actually SITTING OUTSIDE OF THE WINDOW the whole time listening to us and smiling. what makes it worse is that my blinds weren't closed and my curtain is pseudo see-through at night. THAT MEANS HE SAW ALL OF US.
ugh dude, like what the hell. i still can't believe this happened. i am legitimately creeped out.
So this was on my school's Free and For Sale facebook group.
someone broke into my car and shattered my window and my insurance won't cover it because the cost of repair is less than the insurance deductible so now I have to pay nearly $200 out of pocket and that just really sucks because i'm living off of student loans right now and i have no money and today has just been a really rough day.
let go of people who make you feel bad for not doing what they want.
its all fun and games until you're simultaneously eating and crying into a burrito at midnight.
reading museum responses are the absolute best.
sometimes i want just want to walk around wearing a shirt that says, "hey, i'm already feeling like shit, can everyone just be cool today?"
what a relatively eventful week.
Today during class, my friend asked me how I was feeling and I told him I was tired.
His response was, "of what?"
That just kind of caught me off guard.
i can get a crush on someone and ill like them for one or two months and then one day ill just wake up and be like "naw"


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The Age of Cognac
A Cognac may only be soldy when its youngest eau-de-vie reaches a minimum of two and a half years old, as of the first day of October following the harvest of the grapes.
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Side Gigs v. Day Jobs
Published on - September 26th, 2012 (Modified on - August 22nd, 2014) (by Honey Smith)
This post is from new staff writer Honey Smith.
If you're in debt — especially if you're in significant debt — frugality will only get you so far. To really make a dent, you have to increase your income.
The option recommended most frequently on personal finance blogs I have read is freelancing or consulting on the side. Another option is a second job (usually hourly work of some kind).
However, side jobs aren't always the most effective way to increase your income. Freelance work is often sporadic and part-time/hourly work doesn't typically pay all that well. Time and mental energy are finite resources. Focusing too much on your side gig(s) may come at the cost of your career or interfere with your balance between time and money.
When I think about increasing my income in a sustainable, long-term way, I am usually thinking about getting a higher-paying primary position (a.k.a. "day job"). Earning more at my day job would have significant benefits:
- The more I can make at my day job, the less I have to earn on the side.
- By focusing my mental energy on my day job and improving my performance, I become a better candidate for advancement (read: the next higher-paying job) on my career path.
- Higher-paying jobs tend to mean more responsibility — which, for me at least (and others might feel differently), means greater job satisfaction.
My Philosophy of Job-Hunting
I've been in my current position just over four years. During that time, I've applied for 11 other positions. Out of those 11 applications, I've had four first-round interviews, two second-round interviews, and one job offer.
I could be casting a wider net, of course. However, I try to apply only for jobs that I think I'd actually be a good fit for. I think a 36% first-round interview success rate says that I'm doing a pretty decent job at that.
I am lucky enough to work in an incredibly supportive and healthy environment with great people. I enjoy what I do and who I work with. Maintaining a good work-life balance is encouraged and appreciated.
I've heard enough horror stories about toxic environments to conclude that higher pay isn't the only factor when considering job opportunities. I'd rather take longer to pay off my debt (but be happy) than pay it off quickly (but be miserable every day).
However, money is a factor. Since I know I'm happy where I am, I try to apply for jobs that entail significantly more responsibility (and therefore command higher pay) than my current position. I consider higher pay my best hedge against the possibility of not enjoying a new job as much as my current situation.
Ideally, I wouldn't accept an offer unless it paid 20% more than my current position. What's your cutoff? All but one of the positions I've interviewed for exceeded my requirement. Sadly, my most recent experience (which ended with a job offer) didn't have such a happy outcome.
Was It A Promotion or Not?
I currently make $40,000/year. The position listed was a promotion in terms of classification and had a posted salary range of $36,900-$47,990 DOE. I seriously considered not applying, since the maximum end of the range was slightly less than my usual 20% cutoff. However, since it was in many ways my dream job (running a writing center), I decided to apply.
I assumed that if I received an offer, then it would be for the maximum listed salary. Generally speaking, departments at my institution would rather not make an offer at all than make one to someone who doesn't meet all the desired criteria (which implies the highest salary listed in the job ad). The desired criteria for this position was five years of experience and an M.A.; I had 11 years of experience and a Ph.D.
The position was originally listed in May; my first interview was at the end of July (they contacted me long after I'd given up hope on the position). They contacted me regarding my second interview three weeks after my first interview (again, at this point I'd given up). Two weeks after my second interview, I received the offer. And the offer?
$40,607. Ugh. For a position on another campus that would increase my commute from 15 minutes each way to 45 minutes. Accepting the position would have also meant spending an additional $30 a month on a light rail pass.
In the end, it entailed significantly more responsibility than my current position for an insignificant raise. I tried to open salary negotiations but was totally shut down; I declined the offer.
What I've Learned Going Forward
First and foremost, unless the minimum salary posting is at least 10% more than my current salary, I'm not going to apply for a position. I feel bad that the search committee went through an almost four-month process only to have the search fail.
If I had the slightest inclination that they never intended to offer the highest salary in the posted range (which is NOT the impression I was given during the interview process), I wouldn't have wasted everyone's time. The only way I can guarantee a significant raise is to base my decision to apply for a position on the bottom of the range, not the top.
Second, there is value for me in splitting my limited cognition and willpower between my side gig and my day job until such time as I'm not under-earning. There may also be value in it for people who are trying to build up a client base via freelance work so they can eventually leave their day job. However, that's not me — I love getting out of the house and thrive in a traditional office environment. I think I'd be extremely depressed if I was a full-time freelancer.
Third, even though it didn't end up working out, it was extremely gratifying to be the best applicant. Additionally, more interview experience can only help me be better prepared for the next time around.
- Do you have a side gig(s) in addition to your primary source of income?
- If so, do you freelance? Work hourly serving or in retail? Something else?
- What percentage of your income does your side gig make up?
- What is your goal in having a side gig? Debt payoff, increased savings, diversification of income, ability to someday quit your day job? Something else?
- How often do you apply to other day jobs? What's your yield rate in terms of interviews and offers?
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I have two side jobs in addition to my day job. I started writing here, of course, and I'm do writing and editing for a publishing company. 60% of my income is from my day job and 40% from my side jobs.
My side jobs help us pay extra on our mortgage and save for home improvement projects.
How did you get into editing for a publishing company? I think this is something I would really enjoy.
My 'third' job (aka, occasional gig) is also editing for a textbook publisher. I've just started, so I've only done two jobs so far and am struggling with the steep learning curve (it's quite different than editing scientific articles, which is what I do in my other two jobs).
My impression is that publishers are desperate for decent editors with specialties in technical fields.
ETA: I just realized that I should have said "different from" instead of "different than" LOL.
Tracy, I am a part-time freelance science editor and writer, too, and I'd be curious to know who you edit for, and how you got into editing for the textbook publisher. I've only been writing and editing for about 9 months, but LOVE it, and want to expand my client base.
I was hired about ten years ago to do content and style editing for a professional journal in my field (it was a serendipity thing; I was handy and I was a good writer but had no pro editing experience).
After a few years, the journal outsourced its publication to a professional publisher, and they head-hunted me to copyedit the same journal as an independent contractor. Eventually, the journal folded altogether, but by then I was editing other scientific journals (style only, not content…) for the publisher. Eventually, my name got to a project manager at a big textbook publisher because they needed a copy editor for a book in my original discipline. I've edited two books for them and was just contacted for a third, but I couldn't take it due to scheduling conflicts. I've also talked to another university publisher; they practically begged me to get on their contractor list also. My impression is that publishers are desperate for 'specialty' technical editors, but you have to get your foot in the door somehow. I got really lucky with the first job offer that got me 'in', and I've been head-hunted since then.
I'm not sure it's appropriate to give names, but I'd suggest that you contact every university and textbook publisher, and let them know your background, specialties, and interest. I'm not sure if they'd take you on without professional credentials in editing. If not, you could go the route I did: contact the big journal publishing houses and ask to become a copyeditor. After a year or two, then approach the big publishers.
how did you get started?
Good job on going for the big wins! Hopefully something pans out for you soon.
I recently got a new job a few months ago but it wasn't for more income as much as it was for a change of environment.
I do have a side gig, it hasn't made a large amount of money yet but it has made a lot more than I ever thought it would at this point. Plans are for the income to increase much more over the next couple years.
I run my side gig as a business so I haven't tapped any of the money I have made from it until I decide where to take the business.
Good luck increasing your income!
I have done freelance document translation in the past and have 2 regular clients that I tutor in conversational french every week. The tutoring helps me bring in enough to cover miscellaneous expenses (I call it my coffee fund) leaving me more to put towards savings and debt paydown AND keeps my french exposure up so I am continually adding to my own knowledge. I really enjoy it and, I suspect, benefit more from the learning than my students (to teach is to learn)! I have found recently that my cognition and will ARE split, though, and may start to cause problems. I feel I may be reaching a crossroads where I need to choose what's more important to me. I do side gigs partially to stretch myself and to impose much needed lessons in personal discipline if I want to own my own business someday. This was a timely post as I have a review coming up. It gives me food for thought to help inform my conversation with the boss lady!
drea, things may be slightly different for your language, but in the current situation of the translation industry, I would strongly caution you against switching into that career. I am a freelance translator and interpreter, and, while I love my job, getting work that pays decently has become a daily struggle. There are lots of huge agencies driving prices way down, and although many companies are well aware of the fact that machine translation yields sloppy results, they often don't care and go with it anyway because you can't beat the prices. I am currently making about half what I made when I entered this industry ten years ago, and I am very frustrated.
You may end up being better than me at marketing yourself, and of course some of your success depends on your areas of expertise (say, for instance, having extensive technical knowledge in an expanding field), but I do want to caution you that finding other clients out there that pay as much or as reliably as those you already have may be a big challenge.
In any case, good luck and stay in touch! I love to network with fellow language professionals.
I think it depends greatly on the language. For instance, I find that the automatic translators do a decent job with Spanish as long as the language is fairly formal, but it could still use some tweaking. When it attempts to translate German, the results are incomprehensible much of the time.
I'm a freelancer, and I wasn't brining in enough monthly income, so I got a side job in retail in August. Then picked up another job 2 hours per day as a personal assistant to my friend. Then did side jobs on taskrabbit. Those were supposed to be my "extra" money, but freelancing has slowed down so much in the last couple of months that it has become my MAIN source of income. I'm also spending a lot of time looking for a full time job, so I can stabilize my life more.
Yup, I own a side business. Are we telepathic? I blogged about my side business today, haha. I sell stuff online and have been doing that successfully for the past five years or so. I love having a part-time (4 days a week) job and a side business (10-15 hours a week).
This post definitely rings true to my experience. When I was a self-employed artist, I was (financially) poor, no matter how frugal I was. A decade ago I started the day-job route, and have been financially secure ever since, with my juicy creativity expressed in my blog, rather than self-employment. And I truly enjoy my day-job.
That said, my experience is also, still, that many of the best things in life are free. I read a great book recently by a woman who had an amazing summer-long adventure on a shoestring. I'm doing a giveaway of my extra copy of this hardback bestseller. Come on over if you're interested.
Thanks for the good insights, Honey.
I really like the idea of setting a percent on what you would be willing to change jobs for, but what about when you're looking at jobs that don't advertise the pay scale? How do you decide whether it's even worth applying for? If you look up average pay ranges, where is a reliable source? It seems like some sites just pull numbers out of a hat, or give a huge range like "$20k-70k" that is no help when it comes to making a decision about whether it's actually worth taking time to apply and interview for a given position.
This is one of the benefits of working for a public university – the job ads are required to list the range. I've looked at jobs outside academia, and my head spins. I think there's a lot of "make the job sound really important to get the best applicants and then shock them with a super-low salary" going on. And since I've never really worked outside academia, I have no way to decode what they're really trying to say.
Besides blogging, I've though about doing personal training on the side to bring in some extra income. Training a couple clients on the side on the weekend shouldn't be too difficult. I'd only look for local clients within a 15 min commute from where I live so I can maintain that work/life balance!
This can work if you train at their homes or outdoors. If you have to pay a gym for access, you might not come out ahead with just a couple of people a week, because you're going to need some credentials AND liability insurance, which means association fees.
I am letting my PT certification lapse in February and the annual savings (fees, insurance, and continuing ed) will be nearly $400.
To profit this way, you need to be able to count on *clearing* $50 a month (must consider self-employment taxes), which doesn't sound like much if you are charging enough. But you might have to do 8 training sessions a month in order to net $50. Depends on your market.
Private trainers get from $50 to the sky's the limit in L.A., but in a gym it's $12.50/hr. If your market will only support a $25/session charge, you need to factor that in.
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Just a quick reply to the article above. In many cases, a sidejob can actually be much easier to achieve than a higher paying job.
A case in point:
Lets say you were earning a $100,000/yr salary and you wanted to move to the next level. By applying the same yardstick above of moving to a new job with a 10-20% increment, you would mostly move to a job with a pay of around $110,000.
However, the job which pays around $110,000 is going to be quite strict in its requirements and you would need some 'prep' time (for moving on to the next level). This prep might require additional money and (more importantly) time. If this prep time were applied to a sidejob, you could very easily have earned yourself the 10-20% increment you are looking for.
Also, in many cases, moving to the next level just for the 10% increment might involve things you might not really desire.
For example, a chemical engineer can easily earn around a $100,000 after 5 years, but to move beyond that would require him to get off his engineering background and move in to management. This requires investment in terms of time and money on his/her part. However, if he is truly passionate about his field, he can easily earn the 10% increment by putting his time and money in a consulting gig on the side.
My goal is to get to a point with my day job where I don't need a side gig.
I'm definitely interested in doing more freelance work. Around 10 hours a month just for the challenge.
I've always loved to have a job, but having kids has made it very hard for me to have side jobs as well. However, my husband loves to pick up extra jobs here and there which is a great way for us to bring in some extra money!! Love this article, thanks for sharing!
The only side gig I've ever done was dance lessons and some personal training. In neither case did I earn enough to "make back" what I spent on getting qualified, but between the two I was able to bridge the gap between SUI and the bills during a period of disemployment.
Once full re-employed, however, I happily abandoned the side gig. One job is enough at my pay grade.
All of my sizable raises have come from changing jobs, not from promotions (I'm a legal assistant, there's no such thing as a promotion). The most significant came from moving across country from Atlanta to L.A. The average salary out here was about 80% higher than the average salary there.
And the cost of living was nearly the same. Go figure.
We should treat our finances like a research paper: can't rely on one source. If you want to be wealthy or successful you've got to have several flows of income. Investments, work, freelance etc.
Kudos to you for sticking to your minimum necessary income threshold. It doesn't make much sense to switch jobs for the same pay unless you're unhappy in your current position.
What would some people consider a "side gig" is a primary job for me. I work part-time for a web design/development company. The company is local to where I live, but I work from home. I sometimes think about looking for something else to supplement it, but my life is already full with other responsibilities and I don't want to physically wear myself out.
When my wife and I were getting out of debt we attacked with extreme prejuidice against debt in the following manner:
We snowballed our debt, from smallest balance to the largest balance. Over a span of three and a half years we paid off over $80,000 in debt made up of 2 student loans and 2 credit cards and consequently became debt free.
In my posiiton at work I am salary but have the added benefit of getting paid overtime if I log in greater than 40 hours a week. So while we were paying off those debts I logged in as much overtime as I could. My wife, who is also employed full-time, took a second job tutoring working professionals learning English as a second language.
When we started our combined incomes were around $60k and now we gross around $100k. We are debt free, consistently give to charities, have started saving for our kids' college (we are currently D.I.N.K's) and have found financial peace of mind
Does anyone know about getting a Masters in Public Administration? I'm thinking about getting out of teaching, into running a non profit and thinking it will help.
What would you like to know about getting a degree in Public Administration? Non-profit is one of our areas of specialty at Texas A&M and our students tend to do well. We're a US News best value and all students pay in-state tuition and all get some form of aid. Check out the link to our website (above) or contact our admissions director for more information.
We also have a non-profit online certificate program and run a couple of multiple day workshops on nonprofits if you want a smaller time commitment. Your local United Way office will also most likely run small workshops on non-profit management.
(I'm not actually in the non-profit part of our program, I'm on the policy side, but it is one of our big selling points. Indiana University is the other really good school for non-profit.)
I have an opportunity at my job to make extra money by teaching college success courses. I built an online version and I'm the only online instructor for this class. I teach 2 in the Spring, 1 in the Summer and 2 in the Fall. I also received my board-supervisor certification to help others get their counseling license. I'm about the get another certification in counseling to further my career. I don't see my career as stagnant, I'm always growing and I'm open to new opportunities.
I earn a decent side income writing for online clients. Another 11 months and the mortgage will be paid off. At that point I will seriously consider leaving the day job and doing it full time.
I'm a teacher and my school district closed the school where I had been working at. I was lucky enough to get a transfer to another school (60% of people didn't). But this one has longer hours, doesn't have an after-school program (which paid $25/hour for 2 hours a day and I didn't have to go anywhere since it was at the site of my day job). Between all the extra things I did at my old job, this was about a 15-20% pay cut.
I was going to try and tutor to add some extra money, but now I've lined up a side gig that will start in the January. $35/hr for some accounting and administrative tasks. It should be a good change of pace, and help me to brush up and develop other skills that aren't common to education.
We're DINKs right now, but that very well may change in the next couple of years, so it's really important for us to save what we can for various upcoming expenses (home improvement especially).
I can't remember the guy who posted about being a product design engineer and designing products on the side. Do you, or have you considered getting your PE for that? If not, how do you protect yourself from liability? I only ask because I am a design engineer and would love to donor on the side. The PE has always been a roadblock though.
In regards to the commenters who balk at the 20% raise wish – I'm in my 40′s now and have NEVER told the truth to a prospective employer as to what my current salary was. I always said it was higher – the number that I *wanted* from that employer. This has helped me because it weeds out the cheapskates. They usually ask during the phone-screen/first interview and then if it is out of the question that they can pay it, they let me know and we end it there.
Where I live (Eastern USA) employers certainly do not divulge salaries to other employers. Of course, there are expected ranges, etc., as similar companies/industries will norm around the same ranges that the compensation consultants/databases will tell them to norm around, so you can't ask for the moon but….
As a reference point – my first professional job was at 28k. Within a year I was up to 34k through a promotion. A few months later I applied for a job and was offered $48k. A year later I was bumped up another 8k by my then manager, because she said I was paid too little compared to my colleagues in the same role!
Being in HR, I verify the salary and would never hire somebody that lied to me in the interview process. Not very good advice for people.
Not if you're in the US you don't verify the salary, unless the applicant was dumb enough to give consent to release prior tax returns.
How exactly do you verify prior salary? Calling the employee's current employer? They wouldn't tell you (they simply verify dates of employment and title).
I am in the US and I verify information while doing the reference check. I would not assume that your salary is not going to be shared.
In my state, if you are a public-sector employee – including at public universities – your salary is a matter of public record. If you're a state employee (including, again, public university employees), it's available just a couple clicks away from the state government home page.
Information on federal employee salaries is also a matter of public record, and freely available online.
Mark, I did something similar last time I changed jobs. They asked what I made and I answered mid-40′s when I made $40K. I always figured that if I added in the 401K and FSA match, that got me to mid-40′s, so I could claim it was "total compensation". I ended up getting the new job at $48K – ironically, a 20% raise.
I'd never lie, because I wouldn't assume they couldn't find out. Instead, I discuss total compensation and make it clear that I am not interested unless there is a substantial increase, in the most appropriate way possible. Of course, that's if I'm currently working. If I was unemployed, my approach would be a bit different.
There is an article in Woman's Day, October, 2012, titled, "Work-at-home jobs that really pay". Some might like to check it out.
This is probably the first time in my life where I haven't worked on a side gig. I've thought about becoming a certified translator in French and translating books or legal documents from French to English (I have both a JD and MA in English) and doing that on the side with my current stationery design business. I've also thought about working part time in a boutique as well. Other side gigs I've done in the past: working in a boutique, proofreader for a professor, tutor for high school student, GRE teacher for Kaplan, cultural events blogger (though that last one was not paid).
I thought Honey's dream job was running a writing center. Isn't that why she got her PhD in rhetoric? Or maybe that's something she wrote somewhere else.
It seems to me that if she really wanted to run a writing center, she'd take a writing center job and work it into what she wants and use it as a stepping stone.
When I went into teaching, I went into general ed. I knew full well I wouldn't stay in general ed, and I haven't, but I used gen ed as a stepping stone. My husband applied for a job that wasn't quite what he wanted and turned it into what he wanted within a year and a half (with multiple raises and a promotion). It's called "ambition."
I'm an upper-level manager in a non-profit industry and I've recruited and hired a good number of staff people in my time.
In my experience, we never hire at the upper end of the pay scale posted for that position. Why do we have that scale? So that the incumbent in the position has some room to advance, salary-wise, due to merit increases.
Our budgets are based on those ranges (10 staff x median of range) which gives hiring managers some leeway when it comes time to hire. Experienced and less experienced staff members aren't paid exactly the same at the time of hire and their salary varies even more due to tenure and merit increases.
Extraordinary performance is compensated through bonuses, which don't raise the rate of salary permanently for that person.
I hope this helps to inform others who are actively searching and negotiating.
Very nice post. Enjoyed it.
Honey's situation may be slightly different, given the amount of debt they are paying down, her husband's rather erratic track record/risks of starting a new business, and how much she likes her current job, but sometimes taking a pay cut can pay off in spades. I left a job that was making me miserable about 5 years ago. I had a interim thing that covered my expenses while I was looking for something more permanent. I applied for a job that I thought I would be very good at (I am!) — only problem was the upper end of the salary range was almost 25% less than I had been making. I interviewed anyway, and my boss really wanted to hire me, so he bumped my starting salary up 6k over the previous stated maximum. That meant I took about a 20% paycut. But the benefits were slightly better and I was pretty sure I would enjoy the job and excel at it. I did, and I have gotten steady, decent raises every year since then. More importantly, the job has helped me rebuild my self-esteem, which was badly damaged by the dysfunctional environment in the previous job.
I just got the notice about my bonus/raise for this year and I am now back up to what I was making in my prior job. When you count benefits, I am actually doing significantly better (current job pays 7.5% match on retirement, which will go to 10% in January when I cross 5 years — old job was only 2%. Insurance plan is much better, too). Not to mention how much I have saved on mental health treatments (old job had me seriously depressed).
So, for those who are not perched on a financial precipice/facing lots of debt, don't be afraid to consider taking a pay cut for the right position. It might turn out great, as it did in my case.
"I could be casting a wider net, of course. However, I try to apply only for jobs that I think I'd actually be a good fit for. I think a 36% first-round interview success rate says that I'm doing a pretty decent job at that" hum, no you are not doing a good job…several years after obtaining a Ph.D you are still working for 40K and applying for jobs with a max range of 49K??.. I don't get it.
I live in Florida ( comparable to Arizona), have 14 years experience in my field ( accounting) and a AA degree and I make 60k, have a company car and free healthcare.
If you have 100k in student loans I think you should set the bar a little higher.. at least for now.
To answer you questions.. I do not have a side gig and I do not apply for other jobs.


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tripitaka just sit back and watch the troll have another britney dont feed it, it craves attention that the parents never gave it
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Buddha makes me angry. What would you suggest?
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Margarine,Stork perhaps,they say you can't tell Stork from Buddah ! not to be confused with Stalk as they are annoying
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I thought you may be the one to respond to this!
Anger is one of the three poisons – the other two are greed and ignorance – that are the primary causes of the cycle of samsara and rebirth. Purifying ourselves of anger is essential to Buddhist practice. Further, in Buddhism there is no such thing as "righteous" or "justifiable" anger. All anger is a fetter to realization.
So Mr Nostrodamus purify yourself.
wasn't he a rather ignorant greedy little monkey that did a lot of fighting?
The monkey you refer to is a fictional character in a Chinese epic created by Wu Cheng en in 630 AD and he paid for his sins by being imprisoned under a mountain for 500 years. He was released by a young Tang monk called XuanZang (Tripitaka) to undertake a pilglimage to bring the Buddhist sutras to the West. Tripitaka was in fact a young male but in the TV series of Monkey was played by beautiful actress - Masako Natsume - who tragically died in 1985 of leukemia aged 27. Incidentally Buddha always said "No violence Monkey"
Nostro I think we had better not continue this discussion on the MCN site as the subject will be of limited interest to others. Thank you for your interest.
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Seems Schwantz HAD a contract to promote with Dorna but not COTA, who probably promised him one for his input and bringing Dorna to the table.
Did COTA know KS34's contract with Dorna to promote would be in breach by July 28th, if he hadn't tied up a deal with them?
Maybe Dorna told them to sit tight until after that date, whereupon they could cancel Schwantz' contract and start working on a fresh deal direct with the circuit owners..no 3fourTexasMGP middleman, ergo more money?
Like his partner who got similar treatment with regard to F1 at COTA..Revvin Kevin was clearly in the loop and did some valued work there. The lawyers will settle spondoolies out of court.
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This Dorna statement tends to indicate that Schwantz was naive at best here. And old 34 thinks he's the man to run a GP team. Hmmm....
Run a gp team yes your right, ,He made a bid for that and got blown out as well ,But judging by his photo he has got a "leathers" contract they just need ironing
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"It's not easy to be the producer of a project where I am also the actor. It tends to divide my focus and attention, but it is shaping up to be a good film and soon all the headaches will be worth it," he told us recently.
The film also stars Anita Linda, Julia Montes, Joem Bascon, Baron Geisler, Jess Mendoza, Manuel Chua and Miles Ocampo.
On TV, Coco is preparing for his next soap opera on ABS-CBN that will pair him with Kim Chiu and will feature Ronaldo Valdez, Cherie Gil, Angel Aquino, Cherry Pie Picache, Tirso Cruz III and Meryll Soriano.
Ikaw Lamang is touted as the biggest TV production of the year and Coco's fans are eagerly waiting for this daily drama. "I'm excited to work nonstop again," he jested, adding, "Every opportunity to work on a good project is certainly most welcome. My work not only makes me happy and fulfilled, but it is also what enables me to make my family and my loved ones happy and special."
In Photo: Coco Martin, and Sandino Martin