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"Inside Llewyn Davis" is the most satisfyingly diabolical cinematic structure that the Coens have ever contrived, and that's just one reason that I suspect it…
"Inside Llewyn Davis" is the most satisfyingly diabolical cinematic structure that the Coens have ever contrived, and that's just one reason that I suspect it…
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It also incorporates cell phone video, Skype interviews and video shot on board a boat by a young couple who have chosen the wrong day to take their baby out for a cruise. The theory is that all this material has been kept secret in a cover-up of the pollution of Chesapeake Bay (which in fact is heavily polluted, but never mind).
As the film opens, a young TV journalist named Donna Thompson (Kether Donohue) recalls a terrible July 4th a few years earlier when a waterborne parasite began to attack swimmers and other local residents. Identified as isopods, the creatures have mutated into carnivores the size of big cockroaches and begin to devour their victims both from the outside in and the inside out — a nice touch, that.
The reasons for the mutation are hinted: run-off from a giant chicken farm, where the poultry feed is laced with steroids, and a possible radiation leak from a nearby nuclear reactor. It goes without saying that the local mayor (Frank Deal) denies any problem, having learned from "Jaws" that it is better for people to die than for tourism to be affected.
Local doctors and police try desperately to call for help, but find it difficult to get a response on a busy holiday. Contacts between an emergency room doctor and the Center for Disease Control in Atlanta are well done, and not reassuring.
Although there are some scary moments here, and a lot of gruesome ones, this isn't a horror film so much as a faux eco-documentary. Levinson, a major director ("Rain Man," "Wag the Dog") seems more interested in spreading a green message than terrifying viewers. Nothing wrong with that, but audiences lured in by the trailers may be disappointed. At least the film is watchable and audible, something you can't say for most found-footage films, including great stretches of the "Paranormal Activity" series, which is turning into a parasite of its own.
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Thu, Sep 05, 2013 | 20:02 BST
Wii U's TVii application now allows users to doodle all over live TV moments
Nintendo's TVii will let users doodle and write comments all over the live television show they are watching. This is done using the Doodle feature included in the TVii Tag on Wii U. The TVii Tag feature can also be used to interact with other users watching the same program. The possibility for what you'll see or read are endless, surely. Via Polygon.
Thu, Dec 20, 2012 | 22:56 GMT
Nintendo TVii launch heralds first ever "Reggie Asks"
Nintendo TVii has launched in North America, which is extremely interesting and important, but oh my gosh Reggie Asks.
Wed, Dec 19, 2012 | 15:38 GMT
Wii U's streaming service TVii launches Stateside tomorrow
TVii is a free app for Nintendo's Wii U format that brings together an interactive TV guide IMDB, Wikipedia, Hulu and other services all under one banner. Nintendo has confirmed that it will launch in the US tomorrow, but will be missing some of its promised features.
Tue, Nov 27, 2012 | 05:47 GMT
Wii U's TVii service confirmed Japan
Hot on the heels of the European announce, Nintendo Japan has confirmed that TVii is heading to the Wii U's homeland. The service will launch alongside the console on December 8 thanks to a partnership with G Guide. TVii is also expected to launch in the US and Canada in December, while Europeans are awaiting further details of a 2013 launch.
Sun, Nov 25, 2012 | 23:57 GMT
Nintendo TVii headed to Europe in 2013
The Wii U's native TV service TVii is breaking out of its regional exclusivity to launch in Europe.
Fri, Nov 16, 2012 | 15:00 GMT
Wii U's TVii app will launch in the US during December
Wii U lands at retail in the US on Sunday, and not only will 29 packaged games be available during the launch period along with a handful of digital titles, users will also be able to Video on Demand services through its TVii application later in the year.
Wed, Nov 14, 2012 | 09:49 GMT
Wii U: MiiVerse, social features & save transfer explained in new trailer
Wii U's social features – from the eShop and MiiVerse, to Network ID use and TVii – have been discussed in a new video that explains how it all works before the console launches in America this weekend. Check it all out for clarity below.
Mon, Oct 29, 2012 | 16:14 GMT
Wii U: Nintendo 'considering TVii service for Europe & Japan'
Wii U's interactive TV service TVii is being considered for release across Europe and Japan, Nintendo head Satoru Iwata has revealed.
Tue, Oct 09, 2012 | 09:45 BST
Wii U: Fils-Aime predicts families will use TVii at least once a day
Nintendo of America head Reggie Fils-Aime has explained why he feels Wii U's TV service TVii will be used by every family member at least once a day, stating that it will compete with regular TV services for your attention.
Thu, Sep 13, 2012 | 18:10 BST
Nintendo TVii announced, included in Wii U purchase for free
Nintendo TVii was announced during Nintendo's Wii U preview event in New York.


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Alexa Posny was confirmed as assistant secretary for special education and rehabilitative services at the Department of Education by the U.S. Senate on Oct. 5, 2009. In this position, she plays a pivotal role in policy and management issues affecting special education and rehabilitative services. She directs, coordinates and recommends policy for programs designed to assist state and local education agencies with improving the achievement of students with disabilities ages birth through 21, as well as adults transitioning from secondary school to higher education, employment or both. She helps ensure equal access to services leading to such improvement for all children, particularly children with disabilities. She fosters educational improvement at the state and local levels, and overseas the distribution of financial assistance to local education agencies whose local revenues are affected by federal activities. She also serves as the principal adviser to the U.S. secretary of education on all matters related to special education for individuals in pre-K, elementary, secondary and postsecondary schools.
Prior to arriving at the Department, Posny served as the commissioner of education for the Kansas State Department of Education since 2007. During her tenure, she was responsible for helping over 450,000 students meet or exceed high academic standards, licensing over 45,000 teachers, and overseeing a state education budget of over $4.5 billion. She provided leadership for the Kansas State Department of Education to carry out the policies and programs proscribed by state law and the state board of education; ensured Department personnel were providing the necessary oversight and support for all schools, educators and students to meet their academic goals; promoted many initiatives, including increasing academic standards, improving literacy skills, bringing technology to the classroom and making schools safer; provided oversight of the department's teams responsible for state and federal programs, student support services, teacher education and licensure, research and planning, school accreditation, fiscal services, communication and recognitions programs, fiscal services and operations, information technology, fiscal auditing, school finance, human resources, and child nutrition and wellness; advocated for all infants, toddlers, children and youths across the state; and implemented the state's standards and assessments.
From 2006 to 2007, Posny served as the director of the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP). Here she focused on providing leadership and fiscal resources to assist state and local efforts to effectively educate children and youths with disabilities in order to improve results for those children and on ensuring equal protection of the law. OSEP's programs assist public agencies to provide all infants, toddlers, children and youths with disabilities early intervention services and a free appropriate public education that emphasizes challenging standards and access to the general curriculum to the extent appropriate.
From 2001 to 2006, Posny served as deputy commissioner of education at the Kansas State Department of Education, where she was responsible for the overall operation of the Division of Learning Services. In this position she provided leadership and supervision in the delivery of services for school districts, other local education agencies and teacher preparation institutions regarding school improvement and accreditation, state assessments and accountability, licensure and teacher education, state and federal education programs, special education and technical education, and planning and research.
From 1999 to 2001, she served as the state director of special education at the Kansas State Department of Education. And from 1997 to 1999, she served as the director of special education for the Shawnee Mission School District in Shawnee Mission, Kan. In years prior she served on the board of directors for the Chief State School Officers and the National Council for Learning Disabilities, and chaired the National Assessment Governing Board's Special Education Task Force. Posny has also been a teacher at the elementary, middle, high school and university levels.
Posny has been recognized frequently for her educational leadership. In 2005, she received the Kansas High School Activities Association Governor's Award, an honor accorded to one individual in recognition of outstanding contributions in the field of secondary education in the state of Kansas. In 2004, she was named Administrator of the Year by the Kansas Association of Educational Office Professionals and, in 2001, she received the Outstanding Contributor Award for the state of Kansas from the Council for Exceptional Children.
Posny earned her Ph.D. in educational administration from the University of Wisconsin at Madison, where she also minored in special education. She earned a master's degree in behavioral disabilities from the University of Wisconsin at Madison and a bachelor's degree in sociology and psychology from the University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point. She has one son, Alek, a civil engineer, who is currently a graduate student at Georgia Institute of Technology pursuing master's degrees in transportation systems engineering and city and regional planning.


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Intervention of Prof. Rajiva Wijesinha, Secretary to the Ministry of Disaster Management and Human Rights, in the Interactive Dialogue on the Reports of Special Rapporteurs under Item 3 of the Agenda of the UN Human Rights Council
"Sri Lanka thanks the Special Rapporteurs who spoke this morning for their reports on two important areas. We still remember the visit of the Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion, and confirm that, as the only country in the world that has substantial proportions of its population belonging to four major religions of the world, we will continue to affirm pluralism and tolerance in this regard. The tragic occurrence yesterday at a mosque, where terrorism took the lives of people of different religions, shows that we need always to be on guard against forces that abhor the broadminded ecumenicalism that we strive to promote.
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Mr President, physical threats to anyone, including defenders of human rights, are to be deplored, and we believe the Rapporteur is right to draw our attention to possible lapses in this regard. But complaints about requirements with regard to registration and close monitoring of funding is essential, and we believe this Council should affirm the need for full accountability and transparency, for all public organizations, and in particular those that purport to sit in judgment on governments that are selected by and accountable to their peoples.
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It is for this reason that we have asked for proper systems of accounting. The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs has agreed that there has been inadequate monitoring and coordination in the past, and has promised to improve the situation, but we need also to ensure accountability to the people of Sri Lanka with regard to money supposed to be expended on their behalf. Recently we found that an agency claiming to engage in advocacy, which engaged in propaganda against the government, claimed to have been funded by the Canadian and Australian governments, but the Australian government denied this. We are still awaiting clarification from Canada in this regard, and hope that at some stage responding to correspondence in this important particular will become regular practice. Unfortunately abuse of funding to attack government, which seems important to us, does not seem important to others, and in time this request for clarity too may be interpreted as an attack on defenders of human rights. Perhaps, Mr President, the mandate may need to be expanded in time, if the antics of non-State actors are to be treated with the seriousness they deserve, to deal also with defenders of States against secretly funded attacks in relation to Human Rights.
Mr President, Sri Lanka will not compromise on the need for financial probity and accountability and we strongly recommend that this Council too request and require minimum standards of accountability and transparency from all those who pronounce here. I am sure that the distinguished delegate from the Czech Republic knows exactly how her stay here and the documents she produces are financed, and there should be similar openness about the funding of those who launch attacks so regularly on particular governments.
Mr President, we have dealt previously with the questions of visits, which in principle we welcome, but they should be designed to improve the situation, as has happened with regard to mandates on Torture and Displaced Persons. Given however instances in which our attempts to engage were stymied, we are cautious about interventions that will not help. The Rapporteur had made requests to earlier governments, and we are happy that she renewed a couple of months ago a request last made in 2004. This may be considered in the light of her report, and in terms of the interactions which we hope will follow responses to the queries she has recently addressed to us."


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Each property's team of HERO employee volunteers are the primary source of community involvement and play a role determining one third of the strategic focus for each region based on local priorities. For instance, the Las Vegas region focuses on education and independent living in addition to the core focus areas: health and wellness, environment and aging.
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Our volunteerism initiatives are frequently combined with multi-year philanthropic gifts to achieve long-term social and environmental change. Sharing its financial success with communities through the corporation and Caesars Foundation many noble causes have received assistance and have inspired innovate programs such as Clean the World, National Park Trust's Kids to Parks Day and Breast Cancer Awareness Month "Battle of the Bras". Funds have also been committed to aid in disaster relief efforts ranging from Super Storm Sandy and the 2013 Boston Marathon tragedy.
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It's been a while since I wrote a new blog post, but I've got the best excuse in the world: Tom Grummett and I have been working like mad dogs on New Section Zero Stuff! And you lucky, lucky people get to enjoy the results starting today!
When Tom and I brought back Section Zero, our first goal was to finish the story we'd begun all those years ago. And while that basic story remained the same, the way we needed to tell it had changed drastically. Section Zero started as an ongoing series, where storylines and sub-plots would have played out in certain ways. But now we were looking at Section Zero as more self-contained— more like a movie than a TV series— and that meant the pieces had to fit together in different ways. Better ways, I'd say. Much better.
One thing I realized very quickly was that we needed to show Tina and Sam together in their pre-Zero days. We'd already done that in a flashback near the end of issue 2, but that scene didn't touch on some points that were now very important to establish. So Tom and I decided to jettison that flashback and insert an entirely new one.
The original flashback was only one page. The new one turned out to be six pages. But that's not a problem with web comics, is it? One of the things I deeply love about this format…
Gotta say, it's great to be working with Tom again. This scene has some of the best art I've seen from him ever, anywhere. In fact, I'd go so far as to say it's some of the best work the two of us have done together, period. After this flashback is over we'll return to posting the original Section Zero story, but what you'll see over the next few weeks is a glimpse of What's To Come— a hint at What We Have Planned and Where We're Taking Things. I'm betting you'll like what you see.
Lastly: a big shout-out to Grace Allison, who generously and beautifully colored our new flashback sequence. Grace is the only person I'd trust to color these characters other than Big Ben Dimagmaliw himself. Grace colored the Johnny Zombie Christmas story I did with David Hahn, and is currently coloring IDW's wonderful Memorial comic, written by Chris Roberson and drawn by Rich Ellis. She's also a damn talented artist in her own right, and will soon be far too famous and in-demand to help out on the odd (some would say very odd) Mad Genius project. But I am eternally grateful whenever she has time to lend a hand, because she always makes everyone she works with look good.


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HP Photosmart 6520 e-All-in-One Printer
HP Photosmart 6520 e-All-in-One Printer
Product Information
Experience premium photo printing with the HP Photosmart 6520 e-All-in-One printer's 3.45-inch (8.7 cm) gesture-enabled touchscreen and automatic photo paper tray with peek window. Print from virtually anywhere with AirPrint or HP ePrint, share wirelessly, and scan and copy with ease
View and edit your photos on the gesture-enabled TouchSmart 8.7cm touch screen and make lab-quality reprints. Conserve resources with automatic two-sided printing and affordable individual inks.
- TouchSmart Display with 8.76 cm (3.45 in.) gesture enabled touch screen
- Photo editing and lab-quality printing
- Wireless connectivity and HP Wireless Direct
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- HP ePrint and Apple AirPrint to wirelessly print from your iPhone or iPad
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- HP 564 Black Ink Cartridge; HP 564 Cyan Ink Cartridge; HP 564 Magenta Ink Cartridge; HP 564 Yellow Ink Cartridge
- Software CD; Reference Guide; power cord
Tech Specs
- Display Size: 8.76 cm/3.45 in.
- Connections: AirPrint ,USB 2.0,Wireless
- Memory Cards: SD Memory Card
- Other Functions: Copy,Scanner
- Height: 6.3 in./16 cm
- Width: 17.32 in./44
- Depth: 552 mm/21.73 in.
- Weight: 13.67 lb./6.2 kg
- Length: 21.73 in./55.2 cm
- Black print speed: Up to 12 ISO ppm
- Black resolution: Up to 1200 by 600 rendered dpi (when printing from a computer)
- Color print speed: Up to 8.5 ISO ppm
- Color resolution: Up to 4800 by 1200 optimized dpi color (when printing from a computer on selected HP photo papers and 1200 input dpi)
- Trays: 80-sheet input tray, 20-sheet photo tray, 20-sheet output tray
- Max Paper Size: 8.5 by 11 in.
- Min Paper Size: 4 by 6 in.
- Other Paper Handling Features: Duplex Printing
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- Printer Ink Tanks: Four (Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow)
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- Scanner resolution: Enhanced: Up to 2400 dpi; Hardware: Up to 1200 by 2400 dpi; Optical: Up to 1200 dpi
System Requirements
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Ratings & Reviews
Good Quality Prints
I have now had the HP Photosmart 6520 for about a month and am very pleased with its performance. I have printed several 8x10 pho I have now had the HP Photosmart 6520 for about a month and am very pleased with its performance. I have printed several 8x10 photos that I have framed and placed in various locations in my home. As a semi-professional photographer, photo quality is very high on my list of expectations.
I currently have my HP Photosmart 6520 connected to an iMac via wifi. Because it is an e-printer I am also able to print from my iPad and that has been a great capability when I want to print a hard copy of what I am reading.
As a word of advice - use the high capacity ink cartridges. Quick and easy to remove and replace cartridges. …- Written by John E from SAINT JOSEPH
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I can print wirelessly from my iPad mini from any where in my house. Great price. Worth it. Buy this printer.
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Best home printer ever.
I've owned a lot of home printers. The HP Photosmart 6520e-All-in-One is hands down the best for our needs. From multiple devices, I've owned a lot of home printers. The HP Photosmart 6520e-All-in-One is hands down the best for our needs. From multiple devices, from multiple locations, it's never missed a beat...It should be in the 'Workforce" line of HP printers.
As far as ink usage? Much better than average, but I do recommend buying the XL. Then you don't need to worry about it for awhile.
If your in the market for a great home printer? Buy this one! …- Written by Michael J from Atascadero
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Bad Printer!
I loved this printer for the 1st year! Then it stopped working. Would not print anything with black ink!!! Called customer care an I loved this printer for the 1st year! Then it stopped working. Would not print anything with black ink!!! Called customer care and talked with some one in India. Was told for a FEE they would send me to a support line. After doing some research, I found that many Mac users are having the same problem! So it is now in a dump and I will not buy HP again! …
- Written by Trey S from New Kent
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A Frustrating Photo printer
The thing works AOK printing documents, fast and legible but a crock when it comes to printing A4 photos. It fails time after tim The thing works AOK printing documents, fast and legible but a crock when it comes to printing A4 photos. It fails time after time to pick up the photo paper so one's prints are offset. Print saying 'plain paper' and all I is well other then the soggy plain paper) but tell the machine that it has A photo paper in it, and the output is screwed with margins at the edges. Don't buythis if you want to print A4 pix or you will be disappointed..... …
- Written by Martyn S from Wallingford
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This will work good for 6 months and then it will stop feeding and stop recognizing the black ink cartridge. It wont print black a This will work good for 6 months and then it will stop feeding and stop recognizing the black ink cartridge. It wont print black at all. HP says its common with Macs and they don't have a fix. I would not recommend this at all. …
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Questions & Answers
Answers from the community
Can I print pictures direct from my Mac?
- Asked by Manfred M from Naples
- Dec 4, 2013
Yes, no problem
- Answered by John K from West Bloomfield
- Dec 5, 2013
Can this printer be connected by cable if unable to do so wirelessly?
- Asked by Susan S
- Sep 28, 2013
Yes, you can use a USB Printer Cable.
- Answered by Robert B from Lancaster
- Oct 30, 2013
- Asked by Kylie M from Woodend
- Nov 19, 2013
Yes, I have successfully printed directly on envelopes and labels via Pages & Microsoft Word.
- Answered by Dennis R from Linthicum Heights
- Dec 10, 2013
What is the cheapes but best printer can you print from a Macbook Pro, Ipad and Iphone wirelessly?
- Asked by Karen O
- Jul 28, 2013
I would say the HP PhotoSmart 6520 e-All-in-one Wireless Printer which i have and never had any prob I would say the HP PhotoSmart 6520 e-All-in-one Wireless Printer which i have and never had any problems. I hope this is helpful. …
- Answered by Flynte V
- Nov 20, 2013
What paper thickness can it use?
- Asked by Grant W from Dee Why
- Feb 4, 2013
can print from IPhone 5 or wirelessly from macbook pro with retina display laptop?
- Asked by Rhoda P from Oakland
- Jan 30, 2013
I have no issue printing from my Iphone
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- Oct 19, 2013


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Ever heard the phrase "creative strategic planning"? Surely you have, though it may have simply been thrown around in a business meeting. Or maybe you've seen it scattered across the internet, a vague catch phrase get-rich-quick schemes use to lure people in. Either way, this is one thing you definitely need to pay more attention to.
Strategic planning refers to defining a specific goal and then laying out a necessary strategy to reach that goal. Basically, strategic planning makes sure your short-term decisions work in favor of your long-term goals. To begin, a strategic planner needs to answerthese three questions:
1.) Where are we now?
2.) Where do we want to be?
3.) How can we move one step closer?
Sound simple enough? Almost. The first two questions should be answered with as much specifics as possible. Let's say you own a business. Your goal is to raise profits by 10% by the end of next year. So you might say:
1.) Where are we now?
- Our current profit margin is ___.
2.) Where do we want to be?
- We want our profits to be raised by 10% by December 31, 2013. Therefore, we need our profit margin to be ___by December 31, 2013.
Now comes the creative part, which is question #3. There are a number of theories floating around that provide the best way to start the creative process, but we feel Wallas's creative process makes for a great fit. There are four stages: preparation, incubation, illumination and verification.
Preparation is the stage of gathering all your possible information. After all, you won't be able to give yourself options if you have no idea of what you're working with, right? So look at all your sources, all the people you know and all the possible pathways to reach your goal.
Next is incubation. So take a break; set the problem aside for a bit to clear your head. A disorganized mind creates a disorganized reality.
Step 3: illumination. Identify potential solutions. This is when working as a team really comes in handy, as everyone will be looking at the problem through a different perspective. Have brainstorming sessions to present as many solutions as possible.
And finally: verification. Refine your ideas. There may be a number of ideas on how to increase profits by 10% within the given time frame, but each idea needs to be refined and clearly laid out before a decision is made.
It's completely understandable if this still sounds a bit complicated, but that's why we're here! Schedule a meeting with Canvas Creektoday and we'll show you how to get on track in your creative strategic planning process. We'll even be with you every step of the way.
It's funny, as this time of year rolls around, people go into thankfulness overdrive. All over Facebook people are participating in "30 Days of Thankfulness" where each day they list something they are thankful for. However, being constantly bombarded with tokens of appreciation can take its toll, turning even the most positive people (myself included) slightly cynical. But when you take a look back, you'll find there really are some things to be truly thankful for, and these are just a few of them.
1.) Your family. This doesn't necessarily have to mean your biological family. There are many other people from various walks of life that can be considered family. Maybe you have a group of coworkers that make your job more pleasant than it really should be, or perhaps you have a close-knit group of friends that have been with you through thick and thin. Either way, there is surely at least one person that you are grateful to know.
2.) Your health. If you're in generally good health, be thankful for it. There are countless afflictions you could have. If you're ailing, be thankful for modern medicine and all the advances modern science has made in the medical field. And if you're confused about your health, be thankful that there are resources to help you get back on your feet. Counseling centers and rehab facilities are right at your fingertips.
3.) Technology. Just think back to a few years ago and you should find yourself deeply impressed with what you have now. Even if you don't have the newest television or the latest iPhone, there are still some amazing things happening in the technological world. Be thankful you can have a face to face conversation with someone completely across the planet or that your phone has an app that will let you find your car keys should you ever lose them again. Now c'mon…that's pretty amazing.
4.) Opportunity. No matter what your situation is, you have the opportunity to make it better. Maybe you're unhappy with the current political climate; be thankful that you have the ability to vote and to run for a government position. Even if you feel you've missed opportunities in the past, chances will still come along to allow you to better yourself. Be thankful you live in a place with abundant opportunities.
5.) Holidays. Think about it, what other days are you allowed to hang out with your best friends and family members, eat way too much food all while skipping out on work and (probably) still getting paid? Not a lot. Definitely be thankful for the holidays.
Don't underestimate the importance of social networking in your business! What are some ways you use social networking?
Networking tends to be one of those terms that is often thrown around in various business conversations. "We need to network more" or "How are doing on networking?" are just a few phrases you may hear. However, when you actually get down to brass tacks, what exactly is networking? And how do you do it?
Well, here you go. Listed below are some of the best networking tips successful business men and women have to offer.
1.) Know the purpose of networking. The entire point of networking is to have various contacts in other areas that might be of use to you later. Perhaps you are a journalist; knowing someone at your local news station might be a huge benefit to you because they may be able to give you specific leads or sources to various stories.
2.) Do as much as you can on your own. Contacting someone for information that you could easily get yourself is just plain lazy. Do your own homework and research before seeking out others to help you.
3.) Be courteous. That means you shouldn't be calling them while they're in the middle of dinner or tracking them down on their lunch break if they haven't returned your calls. And if they decline your request, for whatever reason, don't push it. Everyone has their reasons for not being able to help someone out once in a while.
4.) Be professional. Whining, groveling or being overly aggressive isn't going to get you anywhere. As a matter of fact, it could be very damaging to your relationship. No one wants to work with someone else that can't keep it together. In addition, if you're going to approach a third party contact make sure your original source has given you permission to use their name.
5.) Listen. If you need information from this person then you have to be ready to receive it. Having a pen and a notepad handy, or even a recording device will let them know that you aren't taking their services lightly.
6.) Understand it's a two-way street. Continuing with our journalist example, if your "source" from the news station has provided you with vital information, it's only common courtesy to return the favor when the time is needed. Otherwise, you're just taking advantage of people to get information. Do this enough times and no one will want to work with you.
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We've all been there; that moment when things have gotten so bad that it becomes difficult to see how they could ever get better again. Maybe you've lost your job and bills are piling up, maybe you've just ended a long term relationship and thoughts of eternal loneliness are flooding your mind; either way, there has to be something you can do to get back on track. And as a matter of fact, there is.
1.) Take one day. When it feels like your world is ending it can be tough to think about anything else, so do what you need to do to clear your mind. However, you need to put a time limit on your groveling or you could end up wallowing forever. If that means sleeping in bed for an entire day, do it. Maybe it means going for a run or watching your favorite movie on repeat. Whatever it is that you need to do, take a day to completely absorb yourself in whatever situation you're in, then wake up tomorrow, and begin to move on.
2.) Comprehend your new reality. Constantly saying "If only this hadn't happened…" to yourself won't get you anywhere. This did happen. If you lost your job, you need to stop and look at your current situation without your mind getting carried away. So sit down and take a look at your finances. What are your necessities and what will it take to pay for them (and no, cable television is not a "necessity")? Exactly how much money do you need to make to keep a roof over your head and food in your belly?
3.) Make a plan, in writing. And don't generalize. Saying, "I'll find another job," isn't going to help you right now. Of course you will, but how? Writing down a serious of steps leading to a job would be much more constructive. Something like: 1.) Talk to everyone I know to see if they know if their current job is hiring, 2.) Search the want ads, 3.) Update my resume, 4.) Go down to the job center to check current openings, etc.
4.) Find the reason (if there is one) and learn from it. Sometimes things happen for no reason, and there really is no lesson involved. Some things, however, do have a reason for occurring. Is there a reason you were laid off instead of your coworker? It may be that you were simply at the company for less time. Finding the reason allows you to either prevent this situation from happening again or absolve yourself from feeling guilty over something you had no control over in the first place.
5.) Appreciate the things you do have. No matter what, you still have some things to be grateful for. A divorce is rough, of course, but you still have you children, right? Try to focus on other aspects of your life that are going well. Maybe this whole situation has made you realize that you have some seriously amazing friends who would do anything for you.
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Utility Management Certificate Program - Program Overview
Fall 2013 Program Session in Portland, Oregon
Next Cohort: September 23-27 and October 21-25, 2013. This is a two week session, with group projects between sessions. You are required to attend both sessions to complete the certificate.
The program is delivered at the Willamette University Portland Center in the Pearl District (905 NW 12th Avenue, Suite 110, Portland, Oregon).
(We are currently at capacity for the 2013 session. Please contact the EDC to be added to the waitlist)
Over 100 utility managers have participated in Willamette University's unique management training experience designed exclusively for the utility industry. Now in its fifth year, the Executive Development Center of Willamette University's Atkinson Graduate School of Management is pleased to present the Utility Management Certificate program (UMC) once again. This professional development opportunity is designed specifically for people working in management in electric or gas companies, for managers who are new to the energy industry, and for staff members with significant experience in the energy industry who want to move into management or who have been identified by their companies as candidates for management.
A highly interactive and integrative training program:
- emphasizes and develops management theories and skills as applied to the utility industry.
- a substantial coursework in managing regulations, stakeholders, IT and human resources, opportunities and risks, as well as understanding a utility from a financial standpoint
- receive instruction from industry and management experts and will have opportunities to learn and think strategically
- two team projects, which helps them learn as much from each other as from their instructors, will complete a self-assessment of their team and leadership styles, and will receive coaching on improving their teamwork.
As part of the program, all participants study risk management at their own utilities. Many exercises are based on case studies of real or hypothetical utilities. When four or more participants come from the same utility, they will have the opportunity to focus an integrative, strategic planning team exercise on their employer and make a presentation to an executive when they return to their offices. All who successfully complete the 10-day course of study, delivered over two, five-day periods spread across two months, and have a minimum of a Bachelors Degree, have successfully submitted their transcripts before the September session begins, will be awarded (4) four semester hours of academic credit. This program is also offered for non-credit and no transcripts are required or requested. A certificate of completion is received.


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On January 15, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo made national headlines when he signed into law the New York Secure Ammunition and Firearms Enforcement Act of 2013 (the NY SAFE Act).
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Schools urged to prevent online bullying videos
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- Bashed bully claims he was victim
- Bully bashing schoolboy considered suicide
Viciously attacked schoolgirl speaks out
Schools are being urged to take a lead in tackling the trend in
bullying videos being shared online.
In the past week there have been two high profile cases of
fighting at schools, captured on mobile phone cameras and published
on the internet.
Australian schoolboy Casey Heynes became an international hero
for standing up to a bully, while in New Zealand an attack in
Wanganui, captured on video, left a schoolgirl unconscious and
bleeding from the head.
Lee Chisholm, from internet safety group,
Netsafe , said it is a
worrying trend.
"Children use those interactive technologies for self
publicity… they want to stand out, they want to make an impact,"
she told TV ONE's Breakfast.
"The links and pathways that enable us to make long term
decisions are still developing in adolescents – they're very much
living in the moment."
She said many schools already have policies in place to tackle
bullying, and video-sharing websites have made it simple for
schools to request for clips to be taken down.
But that's often after the event, when the videos have been
spread virally.
She would like to see schools be pro-active in their approach to
misuse of new technologies.
"It's up to the school community to think about what's happening
in their school and question it," she said.
"It's up to the board of trustees and school management to think
about it too. Schools have a lot on their plate but certainly
online education is something they need to tackle."
She said students also have a role to play.
"The biggest thing that actually stops bullying, in recent
Australian research, is peer and bystander intervention.
"Those people who see what's happening and don't take part and
stand up for those who are being targeted."
Chisholm said video-sharing sites, like YouTube, do have certain
terms and conditions and are responsible about taking clips down
that breach the code.
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