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From early 2007, an innovative and refreshingly new sound has seen SLAIN become one of the most sought after live band acts in India, now reputed as the country's finest in Melodic Progressive Rock/Metal. Initially having bagged the winners gold at countless competitions, most notably October Fest 07, NLS Strawberry fields '07, CBIT Carpe Diem 08, IITC Saarang 08 & IITM Livewire 08 (full list could be generated on demand)- the band gained sudden popularity and media attention. Slain then went on to headline dozens of college festivals in South India, and perform at major events such as Rock 'n India 09, Bangalore Habba 07, Rock Ethos '08 & '09 etc, eventually performing alongside international sensations Iron Maiden and Mr. Big on their tours of India.
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Great productPros: Small, Lightweight, Powerful, Portable. Cons: color does not match my eyes. Other Thoughts: I keep this at my desk, and I am able to clean the gaps between my teeth after meals, or snacks. One fill will get between all my teeth, and cleans better than brushing. No pain, or bleeding. Easy to fill, and empty chamber. Not loud, but does make some noise. This would be ideal for travel. Did you find this review helpful? |
Great little unit!Pros: This small, easily portable and drawer store-able unit works just fine. It's easy to fill and holds just enough water for a thorough mouth (can't use the word o**l, am told it's "inappropriate"!) rinse. No longer do we have a large, unattractive, tedious to fill, constantly plugged in Water Pik (TM) sitting on our bathroom counter. The Panasonic unit quickly and easily collapses for storage when not in use (with the pick in its own little niche). The batteries lasted over a month (cheap alkaline) before needing replacement. The pick has two speeds (strengths) and while neither is as vigorous as the number 10 setting on the plugged in competition, it still gets the job done and my gums don't bleed! Cons: The only down side so far, has been that the unit only comes with one irrigation head (pik). While the batteries must be replace periodically, the ease of storage and portability more then make up for it. Did you find this review helpful? |
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Surprisingly UsefulPros: Easily clears away large debris. Cons: Works too well as a squirt gun. Other Thoughts: I especially like having this around if I have eaten recently before brushing my teeth. It really blasts away any left over bits, preventing that uncomfortable minty/food mash up that can occur. 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
Power level declines fastPros: Works great for a week, every time fresh batteries are put in. Cons: Worked great first week...has steadily gone down since. Battery power really doesn't last very long. I believe it would be much more cost effective to buy an electric model. Other Thoughts: I love Panasonic products, always have. If this unit was only used a few days at a time, like for a vacation, it would be fine. If you need it for everyday use buy an electric powered machine. 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
Great for what it is!Pros: No coil tubes attached, its all one piece and not tethered to a storage tank. It accepts re-chargeables and has good pressure until the batteries begin to sag (in about 3 weeks or so). Has a small 'footprint' on the counter top. Can be disassembled enough for cleaning. The price... its ridiculously cheap!!! Cons: Because I realize its a portable/travel irrigator, I really can't find any issues that weren't expected. Other Thoughts: One must remember what this is... Its not a replacement for a bathroom counter-top model, it is a portable/travel 0ral irrigator and thus it should be expected there will be a balance between amount of water storage in the handle and bulkiness of the device... a trade-off between pressure and battery life. If one wants lots of endless water jetting and needle like pressures all the time, then get a counter top model and suffer with the bulkiness of a large storage unit sitting on the count top and get used to the coiled tether and having wire plug, etc. However for me, I think this unit is the perfect balance between portability and functionality. Using a good brand of rechargeables, they last me about 4 weeks between recharges (the last week I can tell the pulses are getting weaker)... if you charge more often the pressures will remain higher. It has just enough water for me to do all my teeth, uppers and lowers from both sides... but just once, which is okay by me because that's all the time I wish to spend in the morning when getting ready for work... I don't have the time to obsess. And then there's the price... at just $23 a pop it's priced less than a replacement 0ral-B brush head!!!... if I had to buy one every six months I'd do that... So far however this one has been quite reliable. 2 out of 2 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
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Irritating my irrigationPros: None Cons: I've been irrigating my orals for around 10 years, at least twice a day, and I can say without a doubt I am an expert in irrigation. Firstly, this product provides an inadequrate level of irrigation. I generally rate irrigation products on a scale of 1-100 or-al irrigators. After thorough testing, this product scored 21/100 or-al irrigators which is far below the mean of 75/100. The tests I ran included irrigating frontal orals extensively for 10 minutes to measure irrigation levels, irrigating rear orals for 10 minutes to measure irrigation levels, and doing a random sampling of or-al irrigations for 5 minutes each and measuring general satisfaction of each or-al irrigated. As an expert, I concluded that this product was well below acceptable levels on all tests. I would not recommend this product to anyone looking to seriously irrigate. 0 out of 19 people found this review helpful. Did you? |


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THOUSANDS OF PARTICLES streaming out from an ultrahigh-energy collision between two gold nuclei are imaged by the STAR detector at RHIC. Conditions during the collision emulate those present a few microseconds into the big bang.
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For the past five years, hundreds of scientists have been using a powerful new atom smasher at Brookhaven National Laboratory on Long Island to mimic conditions that existed at the birth of the universe. Called the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC, pronounced "rick"), it clashes two opposing beams of gold nuclei traveling at nearly the speed of light. The resulting collisions between pairs of these atomic nuclei generate exceedingly hot, dense bursts of matter and energy to simulate what happened during the first few microseconds of the big bang. These brief "mini bangs" give physicists a ringside seat on some of the earliest moments of creation.
During those early moments, matter was an ultrahot, superdense brew of particles called quarks and gluons rushing hither and thither and crashing willy-nilly into one another. A sprinkling of electrons, photons and other light elementary particles seasoned the soup. This mixture had a temperature in the trillions of degrees, more than 100,000 times hotter than the sun's core.
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History of Sustainability at Pomona
Board of Trustees adopts the College's first Environmental Policy via work on the Environmental Policy Task Force.
May 2003
Board of Trustees adopt the College's Sustainable Building Guide, which requires that all new construction or major renovations be completed to LEED Silver Certified-equivalent standards.
The Richard C. Seaver Biology Building is the first on campus to receive LEED certification. Its variety of green building features earn it a Silver certification.
Aug. 2006
Two students start a Pomona College chapter of Campus Climate Challenge, intending to bring climate change and carbon control issues to campus.
Aug. 2006
President Oxtoby establishes the President's Advisory Committee on Sustainability (PACS) to oversee sustainability efforts for the College.
April 2007
President Oxtoby signs the Presidents Climate Commitment, committing the College to creating an emissions audit and a climate action plan within the coming years.
April 2007
PACS produces its first report cataloging current sustainability efforts and establishing goal areas for moving forward. Major recommendations include doing a campus sustainability audit (broader than just an emissions audit) and the need for a full-time Sustainability Coordinator.
April 2007
Campus Climate Challenge releases its preliminary greenhouse gas inventory.
Spring 2008
PACS begins to interview consulting firms to complete the campus sustainability audit and begins the process to hire a Sustainability Coordinator.
Summer 2008
Consulting firm CTG Energetics works with a team of six students to complete the data collection and analysis for the campus sustainability audit.
July 2008
Pomona hires Bowen Patterson Close, a Class of 2006 alumna, as the College's first Sustainability Coordinator.
Sept. 2008
The College submits its emissions audit, only one small part of the entire campus sustainability audit, to the Presidents Climate Commitment.
Oct. 2008
The final draft of the campus sustainability audit is released.
Oct. 2008
The Trustee Sustainability Task Force begins updating the College's Statement of Environmental Policy.
Nov. 2008
The Sustainability Coordinator launches the Sustainability Action Fellowship for students to be integrally involved in sustainability planning on campus.
May 2009
The Sustainability Action Fellows finish their reports for Phase I of the Sustainability Action Plan process.
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The Board of Trustees approves the College's new Environmental Policy, kicking off Phase II of the Sustainability Action Plan process and officially naming the Sustainability Integration Office.


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Well, we've all heard that April showers bring May flowers. In this month's episode of Sidewalk Radio, we'll also find that water brings folklore, inspiration, public parks and preservation. In examining Atlanta's life aquatic, Gene sets out with four great guests to explore their areas of expertise, everything from dance to destination, from history to heritage…and all of that as told through good ole H20.
From its humble beginnings "as a damp spot on a rock" in the North Georgia mountains, the Chattahoochee River flows south through the Chattahoochee National Forest and west through Atlanta. After a few more twists and turns, plus a merger with the Flint River, "the Hooch" hits Apalachicola Bay and then goes into the Gulf. In addition to some fine fishing up north, the river is also the major source of water for our city. Sally Bethea is the Executive Director of the Upper Chattahoochee Riverkeeper, an organization she founded in 1994 with the mission to protect and restore the Chattahoochee River, its tributaries and watershed. Sally joins Gene in the studio to talk about our greatest source of water, along with one of our greatest concerns.
Markham Smith is a founder and principal at Smith Dalia Architects, a firm that specializes in adaptive reuse of older buildings. It is Markham's passion for a park however, along with adaptive reuse of another type that brings him into the studio this month. Smith is one of the original founders of the Historic Fourth Ward Park, a very cool public space that started as a novel idea over breakfast at Thumb's Up Diner to handle the runoff from Clear Creek Basin that was flooding, among other things, City Hall East (soon to be Ponce City Market). Markham talks about the process flow for designing with water and how, along with many others, his group saved us money while giving us a great amenity.
Sharon Foster Jones is a former divorce attorney, turned historian, turned author. She just finished a book about one of Atlanta's perennial favorites, Ponce de Leon. Sharon joins Gene to quench our thirst for Ponce history and talk about its legend and namesake, The Ponce Springs.
"Just at the northern extremity of the boulevard is a pretty little vale, upon which some slight cultivation has been attempted, mineral waters having been discovered bubbling out of the bank a few years ago. The name Ponce de Leon Spring was at once given to it and the spot has become a pleasure resort, always visited in the course of an afternoon's drive…The waters have a sulphurous, nasty taste, and therefore it is quite likely that they possess some at least of the medicinal properties ascribed to them." (Harper's, 1895)
Lauri Stallings is the founder and "Dancemaker" at gloATL, a collaborative artistic group that incorporates location and rhythm into an immersive art experience. The group is known in particular for their large, location specific performances that relate the audience to space itself through the art. Lauri and Gene meet up this month to discuss water and its place in art and commentary, specifically gloATL's upcoming "the search for the exceptional", a collaborative project with filmaker Micah Stansell at the Old Fourth Ward Skatepark. As leader of Atlanta's most fluid arts group, Lauri offers Sidewalk Radio a look into the kinetic nature of gloATL and gives us a new way to envision our planet's most abundant substance.
So, sit down, grab a cool glass of…uh…water…relax and enjoy this episode of Sidewalk Radio. Water is vital to all known forms of life, and it is our hope that this exploration has you looking at and considering the life it brings to our city in ways you might not expect.


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AzrogEvil Master Of Mind ControlReal Name: AzrogCaptured and imprisoned by Montork of Trolla, Azrog used his evil magic along with his pet Karg, to escape his prison and travel to Eternia to join with his partner in evil, the soceress Spydra. A brink in the dimensional gates sent Azrog to the palace of Eternia and Montork to Spydra's castle. Bringing chaos to the palace, Azrog retreats to Spydra's castle with He-Man, Teela, and Orko on his tail. Azrog captures Orko and converts him to evil leaving Montork to break the spell. Failing to stop He-Man, Azrog and Spydra were recaptured and taken back to Trolla.
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The UNF Aquatic Center will close February 28, 2014. To prepare, the Center will modify its schedule in mid-December 2013 and no longer be open on a daily basis and will only service existing rental contracts. Programs such as swim lessons, open swim, and water exercise will not be available in the 2014 operating schedule. December 14, 2013, will be the final date of Aquatic Center general operations.
The UNF Aquatic Center opened its doors to both the campus and the greater Jacksonville community in December 1988. Since then, the facility has developed the membership base and quality programming necessary to become one of the premier indoor, year-round aquatics facilities in Northeast Florida. In 2001, we welcomed the Division I UNF Women's Swimming and Diving team and became their home pool for training and swim meets. Today, the Aquatic Center is home to several year-round and seasonal rental groups. We are a key provider of American Red Cross programming like swim lessons, lifeguarding, and CPR certification courses. We also provide aquatic recreation opportunities for both UNF students and the greater Jacksonville community. In addition, we offer employment and leadership development opportunities for UNF students. We are the UNF Aquatic Center, come swim with us.
To promote water safety and serve the aquatic needs of the university community including D-1 athletics, physical education, general recreation, and when possible, to generate revenue through usage by the greater Jacksonville and Northeast Florida community.


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Class of 2009 Pays Tribute to Former Dean Mary C. Daly with Endowed Scholarship Gift St. John's University's School of Law held its 139th Commencement Exercises yesterday on its Queens Campus at Carnesecca Arena. Dennis Jacobs, Chief Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, delivered what Acting Dean Andrew J. Simons called an "insightful, prophetic and inspirational" keynote address before 306 graduates, family, friends, administrators and faculty.
Photo Gallery Online Video Commencement Awards Latin Honors Dean's List Graduates The Graduation Ceremonies were dedicated to the late Mary C. Daly, who passed away as Dean of the St. John's School of Law this past November. New Dean-Designate Michael A. Simons (who will take over the reigns of the School of Law on July 1), gave tribute to Dean Daly – his former mentor and friend – in his Welcome speech to the crowd. "Today we celebrate but our joy is tempered by the absence of Dean Mary Daly. She was your Dean who welcomed you here three years ago at your orientation," he said. "And it is wonderfully fitting that you – the Class of 2009 – has decided as your gift to the University to endow a scholarship in her name. You truly are part of Dean Daly's dream here at St. John's." Rev. Donald J. Harrington, C.M., President of St. John's presided over the ceremony and conferred honorary degrees upon Judge Jacobs and Senator Kenneth P. LaValle (R-C-I, Port Jefferson), who both received Doctor of Laws degree, honoris causa. The School of Law also awarded 274 students the Juris Doctor degree, 16 received an LL.M. in Bankruptcy and 16 others the LL.M. in U.S. Legal Studies, the first graduating class from this program. "I urge you to allow this degree to call you forth, not only to excellence in your profession but also to a firm commitment to the highest personal and professional values," Rev. Harrington, C.M. said, in speaking directly to the graduates before conferring their degrees. Judge Jacobs, in his keynote address, advised the graduates that although times may be rough there are similarities to their plight that he experienced upon his own graduation from Law School. And, that there's a light at the end of the tunnel if the graduates have the ambition and drive to succeed. "There is a bond between us," Chief Justice Jacobs said. "When I came out of Law School in 1973 there was a similar recession. The great upside even in these tough economic times is that lawyers will be indispensible guides through it all. Transformation will happen and I foresee a great and prosperous future for you."Chief Justice Jacobs was confirmed by the Senate and received commission to serve on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in 1992. On October 1, 2006, he was named Chief Judge. He has served as a member of the Committee on Judicial Resources of the Judicial Conference of the United States since 1997 and has chaired that committee since 1999. A native New Yorker, Judge Jacobs was a Partner at Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett from 1980 until his judicial appointment. He received his B.A. degree from Queens College in 1964; his M.A. from New York University in 1965; and his J.D. degree from the New York University School of Law in 1973. Senator LaValle was elected to the New York State Senate in 1976. The former Executive Director of the Senate Education Committee, he has played a key role in shaping education policy throughout his career and also proven himself as an advocate in the areas of health care, environmental protection, real property tax relief, disabled and senior citizens. Senator LaValle is Chairman of the Senate Majority Conference and has standing assignments on the Higher Education, Agriculture, Education, Finance, Insurance, Judiciary, and Rules committees and is a member of the New York State Commission on National and Community Service. Originally from Brooklyn, NY, Senator LaValle is a practicing attorney who received degrees from Adelphi College and the State University College at New Paltz, before earning his J.D. degree at Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center. For information regarding the St. John's University School of Law, please visit www.stjohns.edu/law. Media members interested in more information about the 2009 Commencement Exercises are asked to call Dominic Scianna, Assistant Vice President of Media Relations, at (718) 990-6185, or inquire by e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Roku boxes work similarly to the Apple TV - you connect them to your television and your Wi-Fi network, and you can stream media using built-in "channels." In the U.S. more than 1,000 channels are available. Roku is also sold in Canada, the U.K. and the Republic of Ireland, where more than 450 channels are available.
The channels provide access to free streaming content and subscription-based and pay-per-view services like Amazon Instant Video, Netflix, HBO Go and more.
The Roku LT is the entry-level set top box. For $49.99 you get a device that streams 720p-quality video either through a composite AV cable (for older analog sets) or HDMI. It includes a remote control.
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The HDMI-only Roku 3, introduced this past March, adds 100baseT Ethernet and a USB slot that enables you to watch video from a connected thumbdrive - supported formats include MP4 and MKV (encoded in H.264), AAC and MP3 audio, and JPG and PNG images. The 3 also includes an enhanced remote that supports motion-control for gaming. It's priced at $99.99.
Do you use a Roku instead of an Apple TV? What do you think is the better value? Sound off in the comments.
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major fanboy but the roku is just the superior box right now. Tons of channels in the channel store plus many more "unofficial" channels, easy interface. The only thing it's missing is a dedicated YouTube app and AirPlay c
I own both. I think it depends what your needs are. If you are trying to maximize the most included channels, then Roku wins. If, like me, you are mostly just utilizing Netflix, Amazon Instant Video and the like, we much prefer the Apple TV. User friendliness wins hands down. The Roku absolutely gets the job done, but I very much appreciate the interface of the Apple TV.
Apple TV does not have Amazon
Guessing anyone with an Apple TV has an iPhone and/or iPad, so through AirPlay, it does. Also, if you have a Mac of the past few years? Don't underestimate the power of Mirroring the Mac (and soon, with Mavericks, second screen).
I have a day one availability second gen Apple TV, and am waiting for the October iPad event to see if a fourth gen drops. If not, I'll be picking up a third gen soon
The new Roku 3 is amazing, it has more apps than the Apple TV and it can play .mkvs. PLEX anyone? Amazing!
I thought Apple TV didn't have Amazon Instant Video yet?
OTOH, the Roku desperately needs YouTube already. I'm guessing Google wants $ but it's a major hole when they have basically every other service.
I love the global search capabilities of the Roku 3. Type in the name of a show or movie and Roku will list the channels it is available on and allow you to go directly to the channel you select. Much nicer than having to search each channel individually. Does Apple TV offer something similar to global search?
I have both a Roku LT and a 3rd Gen Apple TV. I am very happy with them both, but given that the Roku was half the price, it's arguably a better value for non-Apple users who primarily use the box for a service like Netflix. Roku would be better all-around, but for three key weaknesses: (1) Issues with content providers not allowing apps to stream - HBOGo now works on Apple TV, but Comcast will not allow it with a Roku; (2) No dedicated YouTube channel (why? WHY?); (3) Difficulties getting home media content to play on your Roku - the Plex app is a good free option, but it doesn't always work well, and the Roku iOS/Android apps lack a true "AirPlay" equivalent.
Even ChromeCast, which really has only Netflix and YouTube as far as most users are concerned, allows you to do both Netflix and YouTube, controlled from your phone but streamed directly to the box.
I love my first gen Roku. I cannot wait to get the new one. I tolerate my iPhone (it finally has webOS cards just not as nice to use) and do not like the AppleTV.
I have both, a 3rd gen Apple TV and a Roku 2 XS, (has a USB port and can play Angry Birds).
For non HDMI TVs, slow Internet, and as a standalone device, I like the Roku because of the variety of channels, (Crackle as a free alternative to Netflix, and Plex, a decent media server app, but no YouTube), and the ability to play files off a thumb drive, (though, I believe it can't play AVI files). The remote uses two AAs.
Apple TV is great for people in the Apple ecosystem, especially those with AirPlay screen-mirroring capable devices. As a standalone device, you get a handful of apps, including YouTube.
Personally, I feel AirPlay screen-mirroring is the most powerful and useful thing out there. It's sad that the device has to stay on, but that's also the case for Plex, (and Plex mislabels my video files).
Considering the variety of apps available for iOS devices, I would say that the Apple TV is better value if you have a compatible device, (in Canada, CTV app is decent, so is CityTV, don't remember about Global, but other media apps work too, like PokemonTV).
As standalone devices, it's a toss-up between wanting a device with YouTube and Apple services, or a device with Crackle and thumb drive capabilities.
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I have both. And I love both for different reasons. I use apple mostly for airplay. I use roku for most everything else. More apps and services on roku. My only issue with roku is memory constraint. After downloading about 10 apps, I get out of memory. So I pick and choose stuff that I don't find on Apple TV. I now use netflix on Apple so I can load something else on roku.
But as I said, I love both for different reasons.
I have both. If I had to choose one, it would be an easy choice—Roku. The Apple TV is about the only product Apple makes that I feel is inferior to the competition. Don't even get me started on the Apple TV remote, it's absolutely horrible compared to the Roku remote.
I use a WDTV Live. It simply has way better format support than Roku and way better than Apple tv.
it plays, mkv, mp4, avi, divx, xvid, ts, iso, flv, mpg, .mov, .wmv. For audio it plays: mp3, wav, pcm, wma, aac, flac, mka, m4a, ogg, dts, and i'm sure some codecs and containers i've forgotten.
For me it's i'm waiting to see if WD updates their players, usually in spring, because do lack some things like HBO (but again i don't care much as i don't have hbo but still). But Apple tv is a great apple ecosystem delivery devices. If you pay them already it's ok, not perfect. But it is much more important to me to play my own nearly 2.5 gbs of movies, tv, music without the tedium of time consuming conversion so I stick with wdtv. It plays nearly everything you can throw at it and the lack of hassle is worth it. It also has netflix, hulu, but i don't use either. but i could.
I'll consider Roku 3 next time. It has tons of apps. But i'll have to read a lot about how it works in real life. Because the devil is in the details. Does it drop network connection? does it play enough enough codec container combos, large gb files, is navigation laggy, does it even see your network consistently, is it feasible to convert the incompatible files in my existing library to make a Roku or even an apple tv work. I could very much be swayed by a competition google streaming box if they release one because i've got almost 20k songs in google play for free. It'd be nice to have access to that though i don't need it since i've got more stored in a local drive that will be attached to the devices. I've got dts surroundsound and ac3 audio in many of my dvd rips so i'm not sure Appletv or every device can play it. That's the sort of issue you hate to find out after you've bought already. Other issues are how well does it handle subtitles, is the remote usable, can you map the remote to a harmony remote, can you correct out of sync audio, how many usb ports does it have? I've confronted all of these either with my player or other players and little things make a big difference.
If all you want to do is watch netflix or pandora most any box can do the job. But if you have content like me, never buy from Apple, then i'd suggest you just find out what you must have then start reading reviews.


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#1 (Feb 13 2010, 10:21 AM)
Help pls..been doing movies for ages.also done consulting multi nationals & money markets & luckily got away with wearing fun silly caz clothes..NOW...back in States & having interview (in CA) for directorship position....
NOT an elegant kinda gal...more towards, wild, weird, funky ...BUT do really want this job (or there is also a sister position)...what to wear???? In all the ages I have been hooked on CC, I STILL have not loaded up my closet (grrr),,so now that I need it..no there. I don't own a suit - have some jackets & skirts..and sadly...since not having worked for yonks (writing, wearing more caz)..I don't have a lot of dosh to spend on interview outfit. I realize that if I had my wardrobe already loaded would have been a step in right direction, but rally too late now So, skirt & jacket & blouse?? top??? And, I adore fashion & just dress for fun, for me - but I want to dress like I usually do (sorta) but I do so want this position - so..what are big no's??? Many thnx |
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Don't wear red. Go classic. If you're going to wear a pattern let it be on a blouse and put a jacket over it.
I would wear a trouser pant. If you're going to wear a skirt be sure it's not too short or too tight. Jewelry- Minimal (Watch, little earrings, etc..) Shoes- Not open toes. Hair- No funky hair Think classy and put together and u'll do well. Good luck and my prayer are with you! Let me know how did it go. |
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P.S.- It doesn't mean boring. Just no too "out there".
#4 (Feb 14 2010, 07:51 AM)
That's some good advice from Miri up there, to which I would add this.
It's probably a no-brainer, but don't wear anything you wouldn't normally wear, and don't try to conform to any dress code you're not aware of. If you try to look like something you're not, you'll feel a bit fraudulent and won't be comfortable telling your own story. I'm not aware of how things are in the States, but the creative industries here in Europe tend to be mistrustful of too much formality, while a bit of self-expression is generally seen as a positive thing. I agree that it's best not to look overdone, but if you usually wear a piece of chunky jewelry, a bright color or a noisy print, have the confidence to mix it up in a formal look. Be yourself: don't go over the top, make sure everything is clean, fitting well and in good condition, and you can't go far wrong. And don't forget to polish your shoes. good luck! e |
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Many many thnx to you both... it's a HUGE job..and moving back to CA (after London)..and ack to arts mgmt instead of movies (wild, caz clothes) or money market consultant (Eu &got away with happily wearing fun wild clothes...so this is just HUGE for me...MANY thnx...I do have time - &, as mentioned, there may be a sister position...so I cannot tell you how appreciate. I am normally big on whimsy & OTT...which was never a prob in previous positions...however, my take (which could be wrong..luckily have a lot of time to study..er, not a LOT of time :)!!! ) but I remember foundations being such bastions of that divine clasic elegance: everyone looks like a Hepburn...another eeeek! But - today spent hours @ the museums here..picking brains..looking at clothes/fashion sense...
over wknd ...ransacking closet...e & Miri got me really thinking...sometimes it's good to know what you normally wear..BUT...those 2 replies got me thinking..sometimes it's also good to know when to change...to move on. redid hair today (bye bye those 6-8+++ inches...redoing makeup...and so far, feels great...pulling up possible outfits..possible accessories...I figure I have a few weeks (waiting to hear when they are fling me in) but should have time..and this is SO huge for me.. So..will tr to pull a few possible looks together...and actually load them up on CC..would truly appreciate feedback...A West Coast opinion would be fab...:) the looks I seem to be puling together are much more elegant or classic or or or??? than what I normally wear..but with some whimsy PLEASE check this spot...& thnx (shoes will be new - those I am ordering a few to choose from..either comfortable or fun) Ta all! rr |
#6 (Feb 24 2010, 02:50 PM)
I'm up in Washington, so here's my West Coast opinion for you in addition to the good advice given above. There's nothing wrong with color, especially in arts management I would expect that they'll want you to look polished but modern. I agree with the thought that skirts shouldn't be too short (knee length is a good conservative choice), and that a trouser pant is probably the safest bet. You can do a great, fun top with a structured blazer and trouser, with clean jewelry (chunky is OK as long as it's not too crazy) and look very professional and still creative. I think most professional arts positions won't be too crazy formal but you can't go wrong in a suit look as long as you feel comfortable in it.
Separate from getting advice here, I would suggest looking at the company's website or any printed information you can get to get a feel for the corporate culture. If you can contact anyone who works in the department you're interviewing for, you can ask them about the corporate culture and the dress code. Regardless make sure you wear something you are comfortable in that you won't fidget with during the interview. Nothing to distract you from presenting yourself as the best person for the job. Good luck, let us know how it goes! |
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I think if you like chunky jewelry, but not sure if you can - go for something that is a compromise like venetian glass
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I made this salad twice this week. I couldn't get enough of it. The perfectly sweet strawberries, the spicy kick from the radishes, the creamy avocado, all mix with a tangy balsamic vinaigrette and piled on top of a bed of spinach. My mouth is watering again just typing this.
I was never a huge fan of radishes, or so I thought. But now I'm kicking myself for not planting them in my own garden. They are so pretty, like giant bulbs of Christmas lights, and add that subtle punch of taste and color to any salad. I think I'm going to get a crop in mid-summer for harvest in the Fall. Yep, you can have radishes even in the Fall and I've even heard their flavor really shines then too.
To be honest this salad was not really measured out, it's more of a suggested portion size. Feel free to play around with adding in more or less strawberry, radish, or avocado to you preference. You can prepare the dressing a day or two in advance and store tightly covered in the fridge. If you want to make the salad ahead of time I would only do it the morning before and then dress the salad right before serving for optimal freshness.
Spinach Strawberry & Radish Salad
serves 4
2 garlic cloves, minced
1 1/2 tablespoons balsamic vinagar
4 tablespoons olive oil
1 teaspoon raw honey
2 spring onions or green onions, finely chopped
2 tablespoons finely chopped chives
salt and pepper to taste
3-4 cups spinach, washed and dried
1/2 bunch roughly chopped radishes
1 1/2 cups roughly chopped strawberries
1/2 avocado
In a small bowl combine the garlic, vinegar, oil, and honey. Whisk in the spring onions, chives, and salt and pepper to emulsify and set aside.
In a large bowl toss together the spinach, radishes, strawberries, and avocado. Add the dressing and toss to combine well and serve.
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- AnonymousJune 24, 2011 at 6:52 PM
You need to add sliced almonds too =). Excluding the radishes, we make this salad all the time. It's perfect for summer and tastes amazing!
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Everthing was good except for the talking mic which didn't work. We returned for the barbie cash register which doesn't compare but has a much better mic and scanner. It also makes sounds when you scan an item. It has good sound volume. The only draw back to it was you have to pull register drawer to open as it doesnt open wirh register key. If the sound and mic worked better would if kept. Yes we did put new batteries in right awsy.
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Sky Shark
Nobody ever said it would be easy... Deep in enemy territory, you've got to fly your P-40 on a dangerous top secret mission. The skies are thick with a deadly rain of armor-piercing fire. They chose you for one reason - you're the best there is! You know the score, so aim right and fly tight. The skies are anything but friendly tonight.
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