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Nilsa has suggested that we post photos of our silkies in the theme of both Ken and Barbie's birthdays.. Not to forget but this year is Midge's anniversary too - so if you have a silkie with freckles - she is welcome here too.. Also in a fortnight it will be St Patricks Day so we'd love to see any photos of silkies in green or in St Pats Day attire.. But of course as always all silkies are welcome and these are suggestions.. I'll have to see what I can hunt down... ((Waving to you all)) Val
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After a great Olympics, and excellent Olympic coverage, I'm disappointed in NBC's coverage of the Olympics today. Chris Klug, the only athlete ever to compete in the Olympics after getting an organ transplant, finished seventh in the men's parallel giant slalom snowboarding event. This story, about a liver transplant recipient competing in the Olympics, was tailor-made for NBC to do a feature, but they didn't do anything on it. The commentators barely mentioned it, and talked more about a competitor who was a blueberry farmer and another one who sold sausages to raise money. When they did mention it, it wasn't even in prime time.
On the one hand, it's not a big deal in the sense that Klug, like many transplant recipients, is now living a normal life. But it's a story that is interesting and that probably would have been told had it been any number of different illnesses.
I think that our American me-first culture, along with a lack of interest in education, or call it a lack of intellectual curiosity, and a low attention span are contributing factors to why we don't hear more about stories like this. About 15 people die every day waiting for an organ transplant, and two-thirds of those are waiting for kidneys. Everybody has two but only needs one, and donors can be out of the hospital within a couple of days. Risks are minimal for healthy donors. But only about 6,000 Americans donate each year even though 84,000 people need kidneys in the U.S.
We have about 300 million people in America. So you figure, take away those under 18 and over 60, and then take away those not healthy enough to donate, and there are still about 200 million people left eligible to donate kidneys. So with 6,000 people donating each year, only about one out of every 33,333 eligible people donate.
Now take a look at health care reform. A majority of Americans are against it. Part of it is that they don't understand it, but I think a lot of it is just that a majority of people – let's say about two-thirds – do have good health care, so why should they care about those who either don't have health care or have less than adequate health care? Some people get dropped from coverage for pre-existing conditions, but again, most people — well more than half — don't have pre-existing conditions, so it's no problem for them.
So, we're just generally selfish, but we make fun of countries that invest in health care and education.
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Last month's column sketched the myriad of social programs in which the Orthodox American communal worker and leader Adolphus S. Solomons (1826-1910) was involved. Adolphus married Rachel Seixas Phillips (1828-1881), a descendant of colonial patriot families and together they had eight daughters and a son.
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Each year at our family Chanukah party, we try to introduce a new activity, to keep things fun and exciting for the children and adults alike. Last year's addition – a huge hit – was a menorah-making contest.
Prof. Malka Schaps was born Mary Kramer, a Protestant, in Cleveland, Ohio. When she was sixteen, she started questioning the rationale of moral conduct: Why be good?
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Keep in mind that people sometimes distance themselves from family in order to – in their view – protect their marriage.
From the time we are small, we are taught to have good manners and to "be nice." Our parents teach us that we need to exhibit kindness and be polite. When someone asks something of us, we are supposed to do our best to accommodate him or her.
I have a background in counseling, and I can say that the biggest mistake that I ever made was refusing psychological help after we lost the twins. I was trying to keep my tough-guy facade going, and convinced myself that I could deal with the pain.
In yet another sign of how popular kosher products have become, a symposium on kosher food production and certification recently took place in what may seem a most unlikely location: Hawaii.
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has appointed attorney Andrew Friedman to the Commission on Local Government Services. L.A. County Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich presented the motion of appointment.
A musical response by Northeastern students to the past Menorah vandalism on our campus.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met on Monday with Pope Francis in the Vatican and with Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta, and with both, the Iranian nuclear issue was a major topic of conversation.
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Israeli police prevent Jews from entering the site of the very Temple the Maccabees purified and re-opened more than 2,000 years ago.
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LOCAL GLANCE (Jan. 31): JUCO Softball, Prep Basketball
The Arizona Western softball team opened the Great Western Shootout with three wins Thursday, including a 6-4 win against No. 1 Salt Lake.
"We did a very good job of playing hard all day today to get three wins," coach Nikki Bethurum said. "To cap off the day with beating the No. 1 team in the country this time around-after coming so close last week-was very satisfying."
The Matadors also beat Souther Nevada 6-3 and Western Nevada 10-2.
Against Salt Lake, they jumped out to a 4-0 lead. Hayley Miller, pitching in relief, gave up two runs in the top of the seventh but picked up the win to improve to 3-1. Samantha Mendoza had a two-run home run for the Matadors, and Alex Roman and Robyn Alvara added two hits.
Against Western Nevada, the Matadors pounded out 13 hits in the six-inning game. April Marquez hit a grand slam, and Lauren Miranda and Mariah Caro added solo home runs. Miller pitched a complete game for the win.
Against Southern Nevada, Briana VanSickle (1-0) pitched all seven innings, giving up three runs in the final frame. Mendoza had a three-run homer and Courtnie Ploesch had a three-hit game.
The Matadors play three more games today in the tournament.
Gila Ridge beats San Luis
Nadine Gil and Mariah Carter led a balanced scoring effort for Gila Ridge as they defeated San Luis 51-38 Thursday night.
Gil and Carter each scored 11 points while Gil had six steals and Carter had eight rebounds.
"It was a safe lead at times, but they cut it down to eight at one point," said Gila Ridge coach David Schultz. "They were still fighting and playing hard."
San Pasqual wins finale
Entering the night 12th in Division IV Section I, the San Pasqual girls basketball team won its finale 44-24 against Arizona Charter.
It was senior night, and the three Warrior seniors led the team in scoring — Bobbyonah Bohanon (15), Tatiana Damon (13) and Marissa Miller (12).
The top eight teams in the section make the section tournament.
Antelope falls at Gila Bend
Gila Bend used a 13-2 third quarter to put away Antelope 49-40 on Thursday.
Samantha Twist had 10 points and nine rebounds for the Rams.
Hawks blow out Sidewinders
Chase Shill led the Hawks with 13 points in their 75-40 win over San Luis Thursday night.
Brandon Kehl and Marcus Weeks also scored in double figures for Gila Ridge with 11 and 10 points respectively.
"Tonight was our very first game where we started strong and put four quarters together really well," said Hawks coach Joe Daily. "We jumped out early and never looked back. A lot of the kids played well today and we played well as a team."
Rams lose to Gila Bend
Beto Castro scored 18 in Antelope's 76-62 loss to Gila Bend Thursday.
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A Night to Dismember [DVD]
Screenplay : Doris Wishman
MPAA Rating : NR
Year of Release : 1983
Stars : Samantha Fox (Vicki Kent), Diane Cummins (Mary Kent), Saul Meth (Adam Kent), Miriam Meth (Blanche Kent), Bill Szarka (Billy Kent), Chris Smith (Sam Kent), Dee Cummins (Vicki Todd)
Only the most ardent exploitation and fringe cinema fanatics would argue that Doris Wishman is a good filmmaker in any sense of the word, but she is nothing if not opportunistic. Having gotten her start in 1960 by jumping on the nudist-exploitation bandwagon early in the cycle with Hideout in the Sun, the self-taught filmmaker became one of the most prolific independent female producer-directors ever, churning out more than 25 low-budget flicks over three decades, several of which starred the infamous Chesty Morgan and her 73-inch bust. However, the turn toward hard-core porno chic in the 1970s caught Wishman off-guard, and her nudist movies and campy thriller-comedies, once so daring, suddenly seemed quaint.
So, always looking for an "in," she decided to take advantage of the popularity of explicit gore pioneered by Herschell Gordon Lewis in the 1960s by making a horror film. Setting out in 1979 to redefine her career by making a psychologically twisted slasher movie with all the bloody drippings, she emerged four years later with A Night to Dismember, an awful, ugly, cheap, and incoherent mess that has, until recently, been largely unseen.
To be fair, the narrative incoherence on the film is not entirely Wishman's fault. As the story goes, the negatives for all the footage she shot was kept in storage at Movielab, and when the company went bankrupt, someone made off with at least half of the film. Thus, having finished principal photography and having no money to go out and reshoot the lost footage, Wishman was forced to essentially cobble together a feature-length narrative out of what remained. Clumsily splicing together scenes and filling in gaps with footage from other movies she had shot, Wishman managed to assemble something that vaguely resembles a story, but only vaguely.
Because of the lack of footage, the story is awkwardly narrated by a private detective who spends most of the movie sitting behind a desk, occasionally answering phone calls. This voice-over narration is at times crucial because it explains what could never be grasped from what is presented on screen, but at other times it is simply redundant, telling us exactly what we see ("Suddenly, a man emerged from the lake...").
The story centers on a woman named Vicki Kent (played by porn star Samantha Fox), who has recently been released from an insane asylum where she has spent the last five years after being accused of brutally slaughtering several people during "Bloody October." Apparently, Vicki's sister, Mary (Diane Cummins), and brother, Billy (Bill Szarka), don't want their crazy sister at home stealing the precious parental affection that had been lavished on them during her five-year incarceration, so they concoct all kinds of weird schemes to make Vicki think she is going crazy again.
It doesn't take more than about 30 seconds of footage from A Night to Dismember to illustrate just how paltry the budget must have been. One of Wishman's favorite cost-saving measures was shooting her films silently and then putting in all the dialogue and sound effects in post-production. However, to avoid the difficulties of synching dialogue with lip movement during looping, she would usually film actors from behind or focus the camera on something else while they were speaking. The result looks positively ludicrous, as the banal, monosyllabic dialogue seems to come from nowhere, and all the actors' voices were dubbed by the same two people with only slight variations.
The postproduction dubbing of sound effects is also atrocious, as sounds are sloppily recorded (when a woman tears up a photograph, you can hear the thwump as someone accidentally bumps the microphone) and sometimes fail to match up with the action on-screen (at one point, a car pulls away from a curb, and a split-second later we hear the sound effect of the car's ignition starting). Perhaps due to the lack of dialogue and workable sound effects, Wishman felt the need to overlay the entire movie with music, most of which is stock stuff that is irritatingly repetitive (sometimes we hear the same music cue three or four times in as many minutes) and almost never matches with what's on screen. It's not that the music provides an ironic counterpoint; rather, it is just aural filler that Wishman seems to have given no thought to whatsoever.
Of course, the main spectacle in A Night to Dismember is the gore, and Wishman lays it on thick and heavy. Where once she focused on naked breasts, now she focuses on headless necks spurting blood. We get a woman hacked up with an axe while in the bathtub; a man and woman are decapitated by a machete and the woman's head (looking decidedly like a wax sculpture) is thrown in a fireplace; another man has his heart ripped out by someone's bare hands and a woman has her head run over by a car and her fingers chopped off with an axe. All of these effects are of the Herschell Gordon Lewis variety: explicit, but so obviously fake and badly edited that they have little lasting impact.
Not surprisingly, Wishman's official web site describes A Night to Dismember as often being cited as her "most unusual, creative, and in a sense, triumphant film! A project made with 'Wishman blood,' as she has frequently stated, the film unfolds as a precedent-setting exercise in organic surrealism, a fragmentary, dream-like ramble through the mind of a disturbed woman ..." "Fragmentary" and "ramble" are certainly apt words to describe this jumbled movie, although "precedent-setting" is hyperbole in the worst sense, not only because the movie's fractured narrative is a result of lost footage, not artistic inspiration, but because filmmakers like Luis Buñuel and Salvador Dali were making politically charged surrealist films decades earlier, and to suggest that Wishman was somehow developing something new in filmmaking is an insult to their true accomplishments.
In the end, A Night to Dismember is a project that probably should have been abandoned. As a horror movie, it is a complete failure; as an unintentional, deranged comedy, it certainly has its moments. Wishman may have put all of her efforts into it, but the final result is so shoddy, ineffective, and--the worst sin of all--often boring that one wishes she had expended her efforts on a project that wasn't irretrievably doomed.
A Night to Dismember DVD | |
Aspect Ratio | 1.85:1 |
Anamorphic | Yes |
Audio | Dolby Digital 1.0 monaural |
Languages | English |
Subtitles | None |
Supplements | Audio commentary by director Doris Wishman and director of photography C. Davis Smith Promotional trailer |
Distributor | Elite Entertainment |
Release Date | October 30, 2001 |
Keeping in line with the movie's ultra-low-budget aesthetics, the image quality on this DVD is pretty bad, even though it was digitally transferred in anamorphic widescreen (1.85:1). Much of the awfulness of the image can be attributed to the original photography, which is inconsistent in color and lighting and obviously done on cheap, grainy film stock. The film has also not been well stored over the years, as many scenes are extremely scratched up and the whole thing looks quite faded. Of course, in some ways, the deteriorated look of the film only adds to its cheap, salacious appeal, and it is doubtful that anyone could make it look better. | |
The sound is just about as bad as the image, but again this is owing to the original postproduction recording equipment and ineptness of the sound mixer. The music sounds like it came off old 8-track cassettes, and the transitions between various musical cues, dialogue, and sound effects are abrupt and jarring. There is some barely audible hiss during portions of the movie, but it's not particularly distracting. | |
The front of the DVD case proclaims that this disc contains "one of the most entertaining commentary tracks ever recorded!". While that statement certainly veers toward hyperbole, the screen-specific audio commentary by director Doris Wishman and her longtime cinematographer, C. Davis Smith (whom she affectionately refers to as "Chuck" when not calling him an idiot, which, in Wishman parlance, is a term of endearment), is definitely entertaining and a helluva lot more enjoyable than the movie itself. Sounding like a parody of a deranged East-Coast grandmother, Wishman cheerfully rambles through the commentary, explaining all the problems she had with A Night to Dismember and constantly correcting Davis, who insists that he saw a completely different version of the movie 15 years earlier. Wishman and Davis spend most of the commentary playfully snapping at each other like an old married couple and debating the merits of the movie, even though they both seem to be all too aware of just how shoddy it is. Fans of Wishman's work and exploitation cinema in general will find this commentary to be a real treat. The only other supplement on the disc is a four-minute promotional trailer used to advertise the finished movie to distributors, even though the trailer is just about as incoherent as the movie itself. |
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Born To Be Vile
Browsing the influences section of Avicularia's Myspace page will instantly give you a very clear (and honest) idea of their sound. They cite Immolation, Cryptopsy, Origin, Gorguts, about ten other apt bands, and even jazz/fusion. Not surprisingly, debut Born To Be Vile is death metal at its most angular, complex, abrasive, and draining. Despite this, fans of the above bands may also find it strangely accessible, particularly if you worship at the throne of the almighty Obscura (the album).
The elements of Avicularia's sound simultaneously fight for space and work together to create the image of some deranged malfunctioning machine. The vocals are a combination of the screeched and growled. The guitars switch between brutal angularity, creeping bottom end (think the really low-end riffs of Immolation), and the occasional expansive tremolo section. Even the percussive and damn near improvised bass guitar goes the extra mile to appear off its rocker. The song structures also defy convention, with passages ranging from sheer Gorguts worship to Originian cacophony and tempos going everywhere from blinding blasts to pummeling groove. While not every moment is gold, the album's twisted appeal resonates throughout, and at just over 40 minutes it is an easy listen for people crazy enough to consider music like this an easy listen (such as myself). The production proves that the album's title was more than just a quick nod to Cryptopsy, showing great similarity to the organic dryness of None So Vile. While this does nothing to hurt the songs, a more refined and atmospheric approach would likely have aided the eerie nature of the music.
What truly gives these Croat's their ticket to the asylum, more so than the unconventional song structures and intentionally imprecise guitar, is drummer Krešimir "Debason" Lovriæ. The band's name refers to a particular subspecies of giant spiders, astoundingly appropriate as this madman must really have eight legs, constantly bludgeoning everything in sight. He doesn't limit himself to a traditional metal drum kit or style; shit, not even to a traditionally untraditional style (is that a polyrhythm or a poly-beat?). This cat is out there, like it's his job to rape avant-garde jazz in the name of brutal death metal.
Born To Be Vile is the sound of factory machinery slowly going postal and murdering small children. It may fall short of matching the legendary status of their most obvious influence, but let us not forget that it took Gorguts almost a decade to get to Obscura, and any positive comparisons to that album are complements. In truth, this is an intriguing and damn fine debut, and while it will certainly only appeal to a particular niche of death metal fans, it positions Avicularia as a band to keep a very close eye on.


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By Teri Dunn, Gloucester, Massachusetts
There's something about a cool, breezy fall day to snap us out of the lazy days of summer and get us moving around the yard with vigor and purpose. And autumn is indeed the ideal time to tidy up the place.
Effort you expend this fall will ensure your yard will be shipshape heading into the colder months. Cleaning up now also means that next spring, you'll be set for a fresh beginning. You won't have to bother with the early-spring chores of making way for the new season's show...you can concentrate on planting!
For an average-size suburban yard (say, about a quarter to a half acre), one weekend is all that's needed to put the yard to bed.
I'm sharing my personal fall plan—you'll save time by doing things in the right order. You can modify the list as you wish to fit your own yard and its needs.
I think you'll agree that earmarking the mornings with heavier, more demanding projects is best, when you have the most energy and temperatures are comfortable. When the days get warm, I schedule my less-taxing chores, even leaving time at the end of the day to relax and soak in the beauty of autumn.
Start with the biggest job in your yard, which almost always involves the annual flower beds and vegetable- or herb-garden areas. Although these areas contain different plants, the job is essentially the same.
1. Lay out a tarp on the ground, or position a wheelbarrow nearby. Toss all your discards here, and dispose of them when it's full or at job's end.
2. Wade in and yank out spent annuals, even if they look like they still have a little life in them. (Don't leave extra work for another day...the goal is to finish in one weekend!) This includes vegetables and herbs that have faded or "bolted" (gone to seed), as well as annual flowers, plus any weeds that you may have missed during summertime maintenance. Grasp each plant low to the ground so you can pull out the roots. Use a trowel to help extract stubborn root systems.
3. Separate what you're removing into three different piles:
—Ordinary plant debris goes straight to the compost pile or other out-of-the-way area.
—Discard diseased or insect-infested plant parts so they don't survive winter and assault your plants again next year. Don't put them in your compost bin.
—Recycle nonorganic material, such as plastic plant tags, pots or stakes, or toss into the household trash.
4. Cut perennial plants, flower stalks and all, down to within a few inches from the ground. Don't rip or tear. This may damage the plants or even dislodge their root systems. Use good sharp clippers or loppers.
Again, even if the plants look like they have a little life left in them, now's the time to address this project for the sake of efficiency. These discards can go to the compost pile. Possible exceptions include sedums, ornamental grasses and other perennials that look attractive all winter
Now take a break. Drink plenty of fluids and enjoy some lunch to replenish your energy...there's a list of afternoon tasks ahead.
Once you're refreshed, return to your flower beds for lighter tasks. Remember to pace yourself...you don't want to overdo it.
1. Carefully rake the beds as neatly as you can. This just gives your work a finished look, plus it may turn up a few plants you missed tearing out or cutting back.
2. Once the flower and vegetable gardens have been cleared and tidied, now's the time to dig or till in some organic matter, such as compost, dampened peat moss or shredded leaves. Leave this to "meld" and break down a bit over the winter.
3. Optional project: Avid vegetable gardeners or those who feel their soil could really benefit from a big dose of organic matter can sow a "cover crop" in the fall. Annual rye works almost anywhere; winter wheat is good in the coldest areas.
The idea is to let this thickly sown crop grow over the winter months and till it into the ground the following spring, thus adding valuable humus. Check with your local garden center for seed and follow the sowing directions on the bag.
4. Finally, if you expect a cold winter or one without a good insulating snow cover, mulch the beds. (This is best left until the ground freezes. Doing it before may create good habitat for rodents that may feed on plants.) A layer of just a few inches is usually sufficient. Pine boughs can be laid over a perennial garden and will help trap and hold snowfall in place.
Time to relax. Have a restful night...tomorrow's another, but at least the last, day of fall yard cleanup.
Now that you've removed faded flowers and cut back the perennials, your shrubs clamor for attention.
You can and should send your shrubs into winter in good condition so they are sure to return in glory next year. Assuming there has already been at least one good hard freeze, it's also safe and advisable to take winter-protection measures.
1. Trim. Now is not the time to do any substantial pruning or shaping of your shrubs. But it's okay to remove branches that are obviously dead, diseased or damaged. After all, they're never going to revive. Use sharp clippers or loppers.
2. Tidy up. Plant pests and diseases can be harbored in fallen foliage and other plant debris that falls near or at the base of favorite shrubs. Rake out all this material and throw it away (not on the compost pile, where it could survive winter and return to plague your plants next year).
3. One last watering. Set the hose at the base of each shrub for a while, long enough for a good deep soaking directly to its root system. This sends the plant into winter well hydrated. Once the ground is frozen, water won't be able to get to the roots, so now is the time.
4. Do not fertilize! Thisonly encourages fresh growth at a time when the plant should be slowing down and going to sleep. Plus, the new growth is especially vulnerable to freezing and cold damage.
You've worked hard...take some time to rest and refuel. With the list of afternoon chores that lie ahead, you'll need to.
After lunch, tackle the lawn—fall is a fine time to do a little repair or renovation. The soil is still somewhat warm and probably drier than it will be in spring. Also, the air is cool, so watering and rainfall will be most beneficial.
As for what sort of grass or grass blend to purchase, ask at your local garden center—they should be able to advise you on what kind and how much. To get started with lawn repair:
1. Remove bad sod with a shovel or spading fork. This includes damaged or thinning areas of the lawn. Take it to the compost pile (lay it on grass-side down, and it will break down instead of re-root).
2. Dig in some good topsoil, compost, and/or damp peat moss into the cleared spot.
3. Sprinkle new seed on the improved surface—not thickly, but as though you were salting food.
4. Rake in the seeds so that they are barely covered.
5. Sprinkle a very light mulch over the area to help keep the area damp and birds at bay. If you are heavy-handed, some of the seeds will be smothered, and the area will regenerate unevenly.
6. Rope off the area. Even string strung between short wooden stakes will help discourage foot traffic and marauding pets.
7. Water lightly with a sprinkler daily, unless it rains. The idea is to keep the area damp but not drenched.
Come Sunday evening, you should be tired, but feeling that satisfying sense of accomplishment. The yard should have a gratifyingly neatened-up look. Your work this weekend will lead to a healthy, vigorous, good-looking renewal next spring.
But for now, you and your plants will have both earned a well-deserved rest.
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The absolute best thing you can do to prepare for a job interview is to practice your answers to the questions you're most likely to be asked.
Saying your answers out loud over and over—or even writing them down, which might ingrain them more deeply in your brain—will significantly improve how well you perform when you're sitting in that interview chair.
Here are the 10 questions you're most likely to be asked in a job interview:
1. Tell me about yourself. (No idea how to answer this? See these suggestions.)
2. What interests you about this opening? (Or why do you want to work for us?)
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3. What do you know about our company so far?
4. Why did you leave your last job? (Or why are you thinking about leaving your current job?)
5. Tell me about your experience at ___. (Fill in past job.)
6. What experience do you have doing ____? (Fill in each of the major responsibilities of the job.)
7. Tell me about your strengths.
8. Tell me about a time when… (Fill in with situations relevant to the position. For instance: Tell me about when you had to take initiative … you had to deal with a difficult customer … you had to respond to a crisis … you had to give difficult feedback to an employee … You get the idea.)
9. What salary range are you looking for? (See these suggestions for answering questions about salary.)
10. What questions do you have for me? (You can find ideas for your own questions here.)
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Still have more time to practice? Bonus points if you practice answers to these additional five questions:
- What's most important to you in a new position?
- How does this position fit in with the career path you envision for yourself?
- What has been your biggest professional achievement?
- If I spoke with your previous boss, what in which areas would he or she say you need improvement?
- What are the first five things you would do if you got this position?
[See: 21 Things Hiring Managers Wish You Knew.]
Remember, rehearse your answers out loud. Practice saying them over and over and over, until your answers fly off your tongue automatically.
The more you practice, the better you'll get and the more comfortable you'll feel. And most importantly, if you do this, you will see a significant improvement in your interview experience.
Alison Green writes the popular Ask a Manager blog where she dispenses advice on career, job search, and management issues. She's also the author of Managing to Change the World: The Nonprofit Leader's Guide to Getting Results and former chief of staff of a successful nonprofit organization, where she oversaw day-to-day staff management, hiring, firing, and employee development. She now teaches other managers how to manage for results.


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Leaving a mark in Yazoo
Herald Reporter
Thurston Robertson is one teenager who can't sit still.
Only he's not busy playing video games, picking up dates, cruising the roads or other things most teenagers do.
He's constantly on the go with making straight As in school, attending leadership conferences, raising money for civic organizations and giving back to his community through service efforts.
The Yazoo City High School senior has a bright future ahead of him, and he plans to continue giving back to others. -------for the rest of the story see The Yazoo Herald printed edition or subscribe to the Digital Edition.----------
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Our clients always use similar words when they meet the 512 Solutions team: charismatic, professional, solution-oriented, driven, impressive, and accountable . At 512 Solutions, we've provided stability, support, and a team-focused environment for our staff for almost a decade. When our team is learning, growing, and has advancement opportunities, this translates to amazing representation of our clients to their customers.
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5 Ways to Think Stress Away
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Whether it's money troubles, a difficult boss, a house that constantly needs fixing, or something else, we all encounter situations that cause us stress and can trigger stress-related symptoms, like headaches and heartburn. While you can't always do a lot to change what's happening, how you think about stressful events can make them better or worse. For example, if I'm running late for a meeting, I'll say to myself, "May this be one of the biggest problems I have in life!" That gives me perspective quickly and helps keep my stress level from going up. Here are some other ways of thinking that can help you resist stress.
1. Ask yourself if your response is out of balance.
Look at a stressful event on a 10-point scale, with nine or 10 being a serious physical disease or a life-threatening situation. Next, rate your emotional reaction from one to 10. If the source of stress merits a two and your emotional reaction is a five or six, you're having a $6 response to a $2 problem. Once you know that, ask yourself if this will really matter in three years, three months or three weeks. Chances are, the answer is no.
2. Stop yourself from imagining the worst-case scenario.
This tendency is called "catastrophizing" or "what-if-ing." It's basically taking something that probably won't happen and escalating it into something that definitely will happen. When this occurs, step back and ask yourself what the probability is of your worst fears coming true. It's probably much lower than you fear.
3. Look for shades of gray.
When under stress, many people engage in black-and-white thinking -- thinking a situation is all good or all bad. It's important to avoid using words like "never" and "always" to describe the situation. These absolute words often create more anger and upset than there needs to be.
4. Don't take things personally.
If your boss snaps at you for no apparent reason, don't automatically assume it's because of something you did. Consider the possibility that it could stem from something that's going on with your boss. Try to accept situations on their own terms; so much of our stress comes from not accepting the world the way it is.
5. Look for the hidden lesson.
When something upsetting happens, consider whether or not you can change it. If you can't, ask yourself what you can learn from it, how you can learn to live with it or what you can do differently in the future to prevent, avoid or handle it. These are much more effective coping strategies than beating yourself up or putting yourself down for what happened. In the meantime, focus on feeling gratitude for the great things that are happening in your life, because those can help you cope with the challenges life throws your way.
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