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The AMU is the place to work while attending Marquette! We have many types of jobs to choose from, many of which may directly relate to your major. But regardless of the position, the responsibility and experience gained from working at the AMU will only enhance your future career plans, while having fun and making new friends. Each role on the Union team helps to provide services needed by the Union users to make the AMU the University Community Center.
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Find something that interests you? Click on the Apply Online link after any of the job descriptions and fill out our online job application. It's the only application the AMU accepts. If the position you are interested in is filled, it will say so after the job title.
PLEASE NOTE: This application is only for student jobs within the Alumni Memorial Union (AMU). If you're looking to apply for student positions elsewhere on campus, please visit Student Employment Services. If you're looking for full-time employment, please visit Human Resources.
This position reports directly to the Coordinator of Administrative Services and Student Manager. Duties include organization of clerical services, assist with the application process for the AMU Student Employee Program and assist in the entry of the financial accounts for the Auxiliary Services and the Alumni Memorial Union.
AMU Orientation Leaders are responsible for conducting a set weekly New Student Employee Orientation session during the academic year to all AMU new hires. This includes, but is not limited to, providing an overview of the Alumni Memorial Union organizational structure, an introduction to departments and how they operate, a tour of the facilities and general review of AMU culture. AMU Orientation Leaders help to facilitate smooth transition into the AMU student employment program.
Annex Bartenders report directly to the Annex Restaurant Management staff and Student Managers. Responsibilities include: waiting on customers with a high level of customer service, mixing alcohol and nonalcoholic drinks, operating all bar equipment, following all cash handling procedures, waiting tables, stocking, cleaning duties, running food, being a team oriented employee, and paying special attention to sanitation.
Union Sports Annex Bowling Coordinators report directly to the Operations Coordinator and the student managers. Responsibilities include: staffing the bowling service counter, acting as hosts and serving customers for bowling and other needs. They are also responsible for operating registers, bowling programs, conducting cash audits, assisting in league and tournament play, general and finite cleaning and maintenance of bowling equipment, cleaning of the bowling center, and reporting any failures to the student managers or Operations Coordinator.
Annex Cooks report directly to the Annex Restaurant Management Staff and Student Managers. Responsibilities include: food runner, food expeditor, prep work, cleaning and sanitation, stocking, dishwashing, and must be able to work as a team, with the wait staff, bartenders, and managers to provide the highest quality of service to customers through food preparation, presentation, and speed of service. Annex cooks must pay close attention to speed of service through ticket time monitoring and also must assist in running food out to the customers.
Annex Wait Staff reports directly to the Annex Restaurant Management Staff and Student Managers. Their responsibilities include: greeting and seating customers, providing menu suggestions, taking orders, and working with the kitchen staff in preparation. Other tasks include serving food, handling cash, and responding to any complaints.
Assistant Building Managers report directly to the Assistant Director or the Building Supervisor and the ABM Student Manager, and advises them of potential security risks and problems. ABMs are responsible for setting up and straightening all public lounges, food service areas, and meeting rooms according to specifications set up by the reservations staff. ABMs also do other building maintenance work and other tasks which may include noting any emergency maintenance work which is required, and correcting the problem whenever possible, policing all areas, emptying trash if needed, and cleaning and replacing restroom supplies as necessary.
The AMU Technical Services staff is responsible for the set up, operation & maintenance of the AMU Technical Services Inventory. This includes equipment housed in the AMU, Weasler Auditorium, Varsity Theatre, Union Sports Annex, & Al McGuire Center. Technical Services provides audio-visual reinforcement for everything from concerts, conferences, sporting events and theatrical productions. Student techs report directly to the Technical Services Coordinator and Technical Services Student Manager. Skills learned and used in this position include: live sound reinforcement, theatrical lighting design and various skills related to computing and data projection.
Now hiring delivery team position. Shifts are mid-afternoon and evening. Delivery team members are responsible for using carts, dollies and pallet jacks to transport goods to and from the loading dock, store room, and other campus locations. They receive, unpack and reconcile product received against product order guides. D-team members are also responsible for reviewing, packing and delivering requisitions to other campus locations. They must practice First In First Out (FIFO) product rotation and safe pushing, pulling and lifting techniques. They are maintain storage spaces (freezers, coolers, store rooms, loading docks and equipment) in a clean and orderly fashion, including sweeping, mopping, organizing product and wiping down shelving and equipment. Training as a barista/cashier is also required to diversify their skill set. Minimum weekly hours are set at 8 hours per week, schedule permitting.
Brooks Lounge Attendants report to the Assistant Director and Student Manager. Responsibilities include: ticket sales and ticket distribution for campus events as well as cash handling for billiard tables, food, and beverages. Some other responsibilities include: preserving security in the Brooks Lounge, issuing and maintaining game equipment, reporting equipment failures to the Student Manager, keeping tables and equipment clean, and providing customers with a suitable study lounge environment. In some instances attendants are in charge of scorekeeping of billiards tournaments. Students with an aptitude for great customer service and a strong, independent work ethic are encouraged to apply.
Building Managers report directly to the Assistant Director and the Building Supervisors (BS). BM's aid the Building Supervisors in the supervision of the AMU. Responsibilities include: assisting the Building Supervisors in the opening and closing of the AMU, coordinating events, ensuring building security and safety, and basic cleaning and maintenance. In the absence of a BS, BM's assume those duties and responsibilities.
Catering Administrative Office Assistant will report directly to the Director of Catering and Catering Management. The Catering Department will also require assistance with Concessions and Lunda Room administrative duties. General responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: recording invoices, entering inventory, typing and organizing the scheduling, answering telephones, filing, and running campus errands. Other tasks include light book keeping and document creation on Microsoft Office. Must be proficient in Microsoft Office, display professionalism and at all times and have previous administrative experience
The Catering Event Assistant will report directly to Catering Management, Student Managers, and Shift Leaders. The primary aspect of this position is providing an excellent experience through catered events utilizing exceptional customer service. General responsibilities are inclusive, but not limited to the following: preparing and setting up events, post event clean up; following food and physical safety guidelines, cleaning duties, bartending, serving sit down dinners, receptions, buffets and a wide range of catered events. Events are held on the Marquette Campus; to include outdoor events and buildings outside of the AMU. Candidates must be reliable, pay close attention to detail, display a positive and professional attitude, have exceptional time management and interpersonal skills and be able to adapt to change and work in a fast paced environment. Must be available 10 hours per week.
The Catering Event Prep position will report directly to the Catering Management Tea, Student Managers and Shift Leaders. The primary aspect of this position will be to effectively prepare, set up and perform side duties for the continued success of catered events. General responsibilities are inclusive, but not limited to the following; preparing and organizing necessary equipment for future events, setting tables and buffets, bringing catering equipment to events, making juice, polishing silverware, post event clean up, stocking, following food and physical safety guidelines and nightly and weekly cleaning duties. The candidates must be able to work in a fast paced environment, multi task, adapt to change, display professionalism at all times and present organizational skills. Must be available 10 hours per week.
The Catering Prep Cook will report to the Catering Executive Chef, Culinary Team and Catering Management. The Catering Prep Cook will also assist with prep work for the Lunda Room. General responsibilities will include, but are not limited to preparing all aspects of catering menu items, assisting with presentations, following food and physical safety guidelines and effectively communicating within the department. The candidate must be able to multi task, adapt to change, work in a fast paced, diverse environment, display professionalism at all times and have previous prep or cooking experience.
The Catering Utility position will report directly to Catering Management and Student Managers. The primary aspect of this position will be to effectively maintain kitchen and catering work areas and equipment for the continued success of catered events. General responsibilities are inclusive but not limited to the following: washing and maintaining food service dishes, stocking food and beverages, helping with event preparation, set up and post event clean up and following food and physical safety guidelines. The candidates must be able to work in a fast paced environment, adapt to change, display professionalism and present organizational and time management skills. Lat evening availability required. Must be available 10 hours per week.
Concessions Staff report directly to Catering Management, and Student Managers. Concessions Staff are seasonal and event driven positions responsible for concession services at Valley Fields, the Al McGuire Center, and other areas as needed. Hours are mostly nights and weekends. Responsibilities include: set up and clean up of concession services, efficient customer service, operating registers, following cash handling procedures and food preparation as needed.
Reports directly to Facility Services Manager and AMU Custodian. Student custodians are responsible for emptying trash, touching up restrooms, vacuuming carpets, dusting and mopping floors, and cleaning windows.
The Event Management Office Assistant reports to the Associate Director, Event Coordinator and Student Manager. The primary aspect of this position is to make preliminary event reservations for student organizations, University departments and off campus groups. Other responsibilities include assisting customers on the phone and in person with needs related to all aspects of University Event Management operations. Event Management Office Assistants also assist with a variety of projects for full-time staff. Customer service skills, strong communication skills and comfort with various types of software are relevant to success in the position.
The Event Management Intern reports to the Associate Director and the supervising Event Coordinator. The primary responsibilities of this position are to assist the event coordinators team, attend planning meetings, assist in event coordination and communication with student organizations, departments and off-campus groups, and update the University's reservation system (USI) with reservation booking details and notes. The Event Management Intern also assists with a variety of tasks as assigned by the Associate Director and Event Coordinators. Relevant characteristics include strong communication skills, a detail oriented personality, an interest in event planning and an ability to multi-task. Course credit to be discussed per college requirements.
The Event Support Staff is an "event-driven" staff that assists with various events throughout campus. The majority of shifts involve staffing the Golden Eagle Express shuttle bus to and from all Men's home basketball games while maintaining order and efficiency. ESS is also responsible for staffing the weekly movies offered at Varsity Theater. Other tasks include working selected dates as coat-checkers or other type of assistants at events held in AMU facilities. Major responsibilities include: selling tickets, setting up the marquee, monitoring the security of the facility, acting as ushers, opening and securing buildings, maintaining the equipment at the Varsity Theatre and Weasler Auditorium, and reporting any difficulties to the Student Managers.
The Lunda Room staff reports to the Lunda Room Supervisor, Student Manager and Catering Management. Their responsibilities include, but are not limited to: greeting customers, providing menu suggestions including daily specials, maintaining a clean and professional service environment, and cash handling. Servers must maintain a high level of customer service. Must be able to lift at least 20 lbs and stand for an extended period of time. Hours of operations are Monday - Friday, 11am - 2pm. (tipped position)
The Lunda Room host/hostess position supervises and coordinates activities so the dining room personnel can provide fast and courteous service to patrons. This position schedules dining reservations, arranges parties or special services for diners, greets guests, escorts guests to tables and provides guests with menus. The host/hostess inspects the dining room serving stations for neatness and cleanliness, and requisitions table linens and other dining room supplies for tables and serving stations. This position may also prepare beverages and expedite food orders and may assist in the clean up and breakdown of the Lunda Room. The host/hostess must maintain a professional and courteous attitude at all times and remember the customer is important. He/she will also perform daily opening and closing cash handling procedures in accordance with policy.
This position reports directly to the AMU Program Coordinator and Student Manager. Design Assistants create eye-catching promotions and graphic designs for the AMU and Annex sponsored events. An intermediate level knowledge of Adobe design products (Photoshop, Illustrator and/or InDesign) is required. Additional responsibilities include occasional assistance at programming events, such as Annex Bingo or Annex Basketball Viewing Parties. Office hours are scheduled Monday to Friday 8am-5pm and some night/weekend hours required, approximately 6-10 hours/week.
The primary responsibilities of the Cashier/Food Service Worker is to provide the highest quality of service to customers at all times. Responsibilities include all aspects of cash handling, reconciliation as well as service related to areas of serving, replenishing food as well as cleaning and sanitizing work stations and equipment and to follow all Sodexo, client and regulatory rules and procedures. The supervisor may assign other duties as needed.
The Programming Assistant reports directly to the Program Coordinator and Student Manager. An outgoing personality and ability to speak to groups in a social setting is required. Responsibilities include: hosting and preparing for Annex late night programs such as Team Trivia, Pop Quiz and Bingo. Team Trivia and Pop Quiz occur approximately every other Thursday night at 9pm and Bingo roughly every other Wednesday night at 10pm. Additional programming responsibilities available through events at the AMU and Annex such as basketball viewing parties. Office hours required for event preparation and some night and weekend availability needed, approximately 5-10 hours per week.
Security Aides report to the Assistant Director and the Student Managers. Responsibilities include: supervision and monitoring of events and their participants' behavior in the Annex, AMU and Varsity Theatre, as well as dealing with inappropriate alcohol use or use of illegal substances at these events. Security Aides monitor entrances to rooms, prevent people from carrying in packaged liquor of any kind, close entrances when capacity is reached, confront problems (i.e. alcohol carry-ins, those using controlled substances, fights), help set up and take down events and notify a Building Supervisor if a problem is out of control or if Public Safety is needed.
Shifts are morning, midday and evening. As a staff member of Tory Hill, you have the opportunity to work in the cafe and to work catering events held at the Law School, while meeting a diverse group of customers and co-workers. Staff report to the Tory Hill management team which includes the Cafe Manager, Chef Supervisors and Student Managers. Applicants should possess exceptional customer service skills and a genuine interest in learning about the coffee and food industry. Staff are expected to closely adhere to policies and procedures presented by the management team. Schedules are set for the semester and each staff person is responsible for their own shifts. Minimum weekly work hours are set at 8 hours per week, schedule permitting.
Tory Hill Cafe Catering student employees report directly to the Tory Hill Cafe Management Team and Student Managers. The primary purpose of this position is to provide a high level of customer service and timely event execution. The duties of a Caterer include set up, tear down and service of many types of food and beverages including beverage services, receptions, plated dinners and buffets. Other duties include, but are not limited to, preparing for future events and various opening and closing procedures. Work availabilities must include 10 hours per week (i.e two 5 hour shifts, and at least one late night and one early morning shift).
The Tory Hill Cafe Catering Prep Specialist will have a culinary passion and some related food prep skills/experience. The primary duties will include helping the chef execute catering events and will require use of chef knives, mixers, slicers, stoves, ovens, fryers, grills, steamers, food processors and blenders. The Catering Prep Specialist will look and act professionally, will wear a chef coat, learn to prepare and organize hot and cold foods, and follow recipe while following strict safety guidelines at all times. Work schedules will vary based on need and will need to be available at least 10 hours per week.
The Catering Prep Cook will report to the Chef, Cook and Manager at Tory Hill Cafe/Catering. The Catering Prep Cook will also assist with prep work for the Tory Hill Cafe as well as catering events. General responsibilities will include, but are not limited to, preparing all aspects of catering menu items, assisting with presentations, following food and physical safety guidelines and effectively communicating within the department. The candidate must be able to multi-task, adapt to change, work in a fast paced & diversed environment, display professionalism at all times and have previous prep or cooking experience.
Manage the daily tracking and reconciliation of the overall MarquetteCash account. Prepare periodic and end of month reports and prepare payments for all MarquetteCash accounts, both internal and external. Account for all money being deposited into student, staff, and faculty MarquetteCash accounts from in-person, online and VTS transactions. Verify account transactions, ensure appropriate backup and make necessary adjustments. Prepare daily deposits for MarquetteCard Services.
Responsible for providing front line customer service which includes the production and distribution of MarquetteCards, U-Passes and name tags and the sale of USPS and UPS shipping services and products. Also includes the accounting of large sums of money, light office work, and the use of specialized computer hardware and software.
Information Specialists staff four front desk locations: the Alumni Memorial Union, Zilber Hall, Holthusen Hall and Engineering Hall. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to - answering questions about Marquette University and Milwaukee both over the phone through the 1-800 Marquette line and in person, forwarding questions to the appropriate source, communicating with other departments within the student union and assisting with the security of the student union by notifying the Building Supervisor of potential problems. Information Center Specialists are expected to be friendly, resourceful, and open to learning. They act as both a knowledge and communications base in all four locations, especially after business hours. The Information Center in the AMU is also the location of Marquette's Lost and Found and where customers can receive vending machine refunds.


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This should go in the drawing tutorial forum.
Ok,well my tablet stopped working all of a sudden,but I think its the pen...The tablet turns on ok and everything but I think the pen is messed up.
I have a Hanvon PaintMaster 0806.A cheap,but good tablet.Though my pen is messed up,like said before.
Any Ideas or anyway of getting a new pen....
And are all pen(stylus) for tablets compatible?Any with my model?Links?
Lol.I just really want to draw digitally again....Much Appreciated.
I thought the same but I want to see if this turns into a discussion of some sort. If not I will move it no prob. What do you want to do OP? Make it a discussion or move to the drawing tutorials section?
Edit: No response so im moving this thread to the drawing and tutorials section. Hope you get your answers there.
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Thanks.Had no idea if it was for Discussion thread or not...lol
Hope this gets some replies...!xD
What do you mean the pen is messed up? Can you be more specific? It wobbles a lot? Pressure's off? Something else entirely??
Your right,I should have elaborted.
Well I got the tablet in august of last year,so its fairly new....
But the pen...
The pen stopped working sometime in the last 2 months,either that or the tablet itself but the tablet still turns on.
The pen,inside,has a motherboard thing if you will...small enough that it fits centered within the pin...Its length is half of the pen though.
Also,on the motherboard thing is a button...This button was only useful for right clicking though.I nothing seemed broken,but inside the MB wobbles etc...The nib is fine though,Im just trying to find out where to go to get replacement stylus's and know which work with which.
Hope this helps as it is probably as descriptive as I can get!
For replacement stylus', it's always a good bet to check out the maker's website. Most products have warranty (like a year or so) so if your tablet is still under warranty, you should consider getting in touch with the maker's customer support. Regardless, you should contact them or at least hit up their FAQs, Knowledgebase, forum (if they have it), or even do a Google search.
Unfortunately, most people here either a) have a Wacom or b) have a tablet from a different maker from yours so that may be why you're not getting any answers. If you want to try it, you can always do a re-install or check your stylus/tablet's settings. Heck, there could've been a compatibility issue that's come up if you updated your computer with your tablet's driver. I know this has happened for some software's at times.
Anyways, hope you can get it working again.


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Iranian officials have instructed residents of Isfahan to leave the city, renewing concerns that a nearby nuclear site could be leaking radioactive material.
An edict issued Wednesday by Iranian authorities orders Isfahans one-and-a-half million people to leave the city because pollution has now reached emergency levels, the BBC reported.
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Piquant greens, such as mizuna and red mustard, are mellowed with a sweet-and-savory dressing that includes a whole head of roasted garlic. Add a skewer of grilled shrimp or teriyaki beef to make it a main course. To soften the leaves, heat the dressing just before serving and pour over the greens.
In this salad, mâche is tossed with spring ingredients—new red-skinned potatoes and fresh peas—and a lemony tahini dressing and chicken.
Salads and diets have always had a delicious partnership. But salads are healthful and satisfying even if you're not watching your waistline. With vegetables at their core, salads are great sources of vitamin C, and the leafiest among them supply plenty of that "foliage" vitamin, folate. The most colorful combinations—spiked with tomatoes, carrots, cabbages or bell peppers—also deliver vitamin A (as beta carotene), lycopene and other key phytonutrients. A great salad deserves a great dressing, of course, so we've also created plenty to use interchangeably. This collection of delicious salad recipes includes hearty main-dish salads that help you feel full and satisfied, as well as lighter salads to serve as a side dish or appetizer. Dig into one tonight, and you're well on your way to starting your own salad habit.


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Patty Viverito has been the commissioner of the Missouri Valley Football Conference since 1982. There's not much she hasn't seen.
Then again, nobody foresaw what happened last week – like Nebraska joining the Big Ten Conference and Colorado jumping to the Pac-10. It's a series of events that left even Viverito searching for words.
That's saying something.
"Blown away," she said. "I don't know what to believe or what not to believe."
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By Tom Sietsema
Sunday, October 16, 2011
When customers are shelling out hundreds of dollars per person for a single meal, an exclusive restaurant has to distinguish itself not only from the luxurious competition but from any lofty recollections a diner might have. The top spots can't afford to rest on their accolades. That's why I so admire the most formal of Cathal Armstrong's dining rooms in Old Town. The chef constantly pushes himself to please. If you haven't reserved in a while, you'll be pleased to see that the garden is the source of more ingredients (artichokes, herbs, pumpkins) and the dining room is bigger and plusher, dressed with huge chairs the staff refers to as "thrones." If you've never been, here's what you might find on Armstrong's five-, seven- and nine-course tasting menus: hats of pasta filled with lemony soft cheese and presented on beet butter in a copper pan; sweet lobster poached in bacon fat and arranged with near-melting sweet potato gnocchi; marvelous veal sweetbreads and croutons made with head cheese, their decadence tempered with tangy sauce gribiche; a button of smoked cheesecake glinting with gold leaf that is introduced as a "pre-dessert"; and … well, you get my drift. Just do it. Are the meat courses less thrilling than everything that comes before them? Just a tad. I've never been a fan of mingling chocolate with booze, but mix master Todd Thrasher converted me with one of his latest cocktails: an Atypical Martini created with stout, rum, cocoa nibs and house-made bitters. The result is surprisingly elegant and not at all sweet. Eve marries fun with finesse; yes, they really do iron the linens right on the tables. "What a pity this is not in Washington," a companion says as we spoon a glorious liquid salad of succotash. This District dweller selfishly concurs.
Eve has dropped its tasting room and its seven/five course meals. The replacement is one six course meal with few choices. We were very disappointed with our last meal at Eve's. The cooking was mundane.


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But the organizational power of social media isn't the only notable element in the Komen decision. Also important was what fueled people to utilize social media in the first place: the refusal of millions of Americans to have every element of their lives forced into the left/right Washington meat grinder.
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Of course, the social media element in this story can't be overstated. It's what gave the public the power to fight back against this overt politicization. In fact, the story is a case study in how radically social media have changed the way institutions relate to those they purport to serve. And it's not just by giving the public a microphone -- but also by serving as a real-time X-ray machine able to see through and vet motives and decision-making rationales.
From the start, it was obvious that Komen's stated rationale for cutting off Planned Parenthood was utterly disingenuous. Komen's original explanation for the change -- a new policy about not giving grants to institutions under investigation that just so happened to include Planned Parenthood -- was, in fact, expressly designed to reverse-engineer a reason to stop funding Planned Parenthood.
And what enraged so many wasn't just the consequences of the new policy, but the dishonesty of it. The policy might sound innocuous, but allowing grants to be denied to any group under investigation by any local, state or federal authority would effectively give politicians -- many of whom have virtually unilateral power to launch investigations -- the ability to politicize a private foundation's grant making.
As a source told the Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg: "The rule was created to give the board of directors the excuse to stop the funding of Planned Parenthood. It was completely arbitrary. If they hadn't come up with this particular rule, they would have come up with something else in order to separate themselves from Planned Parenthood."
Making the nature of the new policy even more apparent was the fact that Komen is currently giving $7.5 million for cancer research to Penn State -- which just so happens to be under investigation, but with no threat of its funding being cut off.
The days in which an institution could communicate with its supporters by sending out a press release based on bogus reasoning and then call it a day are over. Social media have raised the bar for transparency and engagement. Komen sullied the very thing its supporters didn't want sullied -- and, on top of that, rubbed salt in the wound with a phony excuse.
And though Komen reversed its decision -- though whether Planned Parenthood will continue to receive grants is still unclear -- the organization is still not owning up to it. "We have been distressed at the presumption that the changes made to our funding criteria were done for political reasons or to specifically penalize Planned Parenthood, " wrote founder Nancy Brinker in a statement. "They were not."
Does anybody believe that at this point?
She goes on: "We urge everyone who has participated in this conversation across the country over the last few days to help us move past this issue. We do not want our mission marred or affected by politics -- anyone's politics."
But that's just it -- it wasn't a conversation. The real conversation was apparently held in the proverbial back rooms, and the results, framed by bogus rationales, simply announced to supporters. A real conversation could have started with something like, "There are some in our organization who are uncomfortable with our ties to Planned Parenthood, what do you think?" I think their supporters would have vocally responded and, hopefully, the foundation would have continued giving grants to Planned Parenthood. Instead, they are now immersed in feelings of betrayal about the backdoor politicization of women's health care.
The most eloquent -- and gutsy and moving -- demand to keep politics out of women's health comes from the maker of a widely viewed YouTube video, who, as she bares the scars from the surgery to treat the cancer she's still fighting, says: "Do you see politics on my chest? Do you see Republican, Democrat, Tea Party or Independent anywhere on my chest? I don't."
Neither do I.
(Arianna Huffington's e-mail address is email@example.com.)


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GSC Pikachu is a high-risk, high-reward Pokémon and is actually not too bad of a choice for a UU team. The addition of Light Ball gives Pikachu potential to hit things very hard, and it has a decent enough Speed stat (278, which is slightly above the "average" threshold of 268) to where it could potentially strike twice without getting hurt, once on the switch, the other right after. With a Light Ball, Pikachu's Special Attack is the second highest in GSC, after only Mewtwo. The flip side, of course, is the fact that Pikachu is OHKOed by most decent STAB attacks, so only switch Pikachu in when you know it is not going to get hurt.
This set is a good idea to lead with, considering Pikachu's decent Speed, plus the fact that if it leads, you don't have to switch in and potentially take a hit. If you predict a Ground-type switch-in, blast it with Surf, and if they try a Grass-type, Hidden Power Fire will handle them (Hidden Power Fire can also OHKO Forretress). If they send in a special wall, you've got a chance at putting them out of commission with Sing.
Other Options
Thunder can be a gamble, but if you're using Pikachu you're probably a risk-taker anyway, and it hits hard with Light Ball. Thunder Wave gives paralysis support, which is never a bad thing, and status is about the only thing Pikachu can hope to do against Blissey, Raikou, and Snorlax. Charm can hit Snorlax when it comes in to soften the blow it deals to whatever you decide to switch in. Hidden Power Grass can work if you're really paranoid about Quagsire.
Checks and Counters
Pikachu's main counter is good prediction as far as switching into attacks go. Since Pikachu usually cannot take a single strong STAB hit, if something switches in that isn't in KO range after the initial hit, then Pikachu will have to switch out. However, Snorlax and Blissey in OU will wall Pikachu all the time. Exeggutor can absorb Thunder and Surf with no problem, but can get hit hard with Hidden Power. Ground-types can naturally switch into Thunderbolt, but be wary—if the Ground-type switches into a Surf, it can probably be KOed the next turn. If you're facing a UU team, your most reliable counter is Quagsire, who can take all three of Pikachu's attacks and KO it with Earthquake. Muk is also somewhat of a reliable counter with the high HP and Special Defense (and also a powerful STAB Sludge Bomb). Another UU counter is Venusaur, who can take Thunderbolt and Surf with no problem, set up Light Screen, and recover damage away with Synthesis.


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Fort Worth's rapid growth brings about bond election May 10
On May 10, voters will decide whether to refuel Fort Worth's economic future with the City's proposed $292 million, no-tax-increase bond package.
- See a video about the 7 propositions on the ballot.
- This graphic shows where the bond improvements fall within the Chamber's five Area Councils.
Chamber urges support for crime-fighting program
Voters can keep Fort Worth among the safest large cities in the U.S. by voting May 10 for renewal of of the half-cent sales tax that funds the Crime Control and Prevention District.
Nominees announced for Chamber Board of Directors
These 14 business leaders are awaiting April election to serve a 3-year term.
Magnifique! Chamber travelers returned from Normandy/Paris last week. A few photos are here.
Still time to reserve space on the fall Rhine & Moselle River cruise, October 19-27. Early bird deadline is April 1!
Save the Date
Chisholm Trail Parkway Dedication
The long-awaited roadway connecting Tarrant and Johnson counties will open Saturday, May 10, to runners, walkers and bikers with a morning "Run & Ride" and breakfast event on the roadway.
Save the Date: Best Workplaces for Women Awards Luncheon May 15
Featured speaker will be Lorraine Martin, Executive Vice President and General Manager, F-35 Lightning II Program, for Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company.
Fort Worth ISD Hiring Fair
Find new talent in hundreds of recent graduates at this June 12 event.
INTERACT with The Chamber on Social Media
- Join the conversation and become a fan on the Fort Worth Chamber's Facebook page.
- Follow our latest Twitter updates and learn what's going on in the Fort Worth's business community.
- Join our Women In Business professional community for networking.
Connect with young professionals in Vision Fort Worth.
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- North Area Council Lunch at Meacham International Airport
- Membership 101-Orientation
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- Leaders in Business – Shannon Wynne
- Vision Fort Worth Spring Mixer
- East Area Council Lunch at UTA Research Institute
Ribbon Cuttings / Groundbreakings photos
Book of Lists
They're here! Compiled and published annually by the Fort Worth Business Press, this directory includes lists of top companies in more than 60 industries in Tarrant and Denton counties. $45.00 for Chamber members. To purchase contact Christine Gores.
2014 Media Directory
The Media Directory is the only comprehensive news media directory for the greater Fort Worth area. It covers print media for the Fort Worth metro area as well as television and radio contacts for the DFW metroplex. $30.00 for Chamber members. To purchase contact Christine Gores
Fort Worth: Energized for the Future
The Chamber's new 200-page coffee table book tells the story of our city's remarkable growth and opportunity. This hard cover book highlights Fort Worth's people, companies and diverse culture through richly photographed pages. $39.95 for Chamber members. To purchase contact Christine Gores


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