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Parent Development Board
Mission Statement
The mission of the Parent Development Board is to build relationships with parents that lead to increased interest in financially supporting Auburn University and the Division of Student Affairs. The Board is also tasked with supporting the programs, initiatives, and general goals and purposes of the Division of Student Affairs and to foster bonds with parents of students and alumni. The Board acts both as a fundraising committee and as a forum for the exchange of information concerning the activities and programs of the Division and the University as a whole. The Board provides an opportunity to support events and activities, which enhance the college experience for students and families and help to strengthen the institution's financial foundation.
Development Strategies
Members of the Parent Development Board will be required to be active participants in the developments activities of the Division of Student Affairs. Members will:
- Make a leadership gift of $1,500 or more to the Division of Student Affairs-Parents Unrestricted Gift Fund.
- Identify Prospects. Under the direction and guidance of the Office of Development for the Division of Student Affairs, members assist in identifying leadership gift and major gift prospects.
- Identify potential leadership donors by reviewing rosters of incoming undergraduate students.
- Attend and/or host receptions or other events for parents.
- Serve a two-year renewable term on the Board.
- Become familiar with fundraising, academic, campus, and special event aspects of Auburn University student life.
- Provide a source of wisdom and parent body support for the University, but is not a policy making group.
- Participate in recruitment and selection of Board members.
By invitation of the Vice President for Student Affairs with the guidance of the Office of Development, members to the Board are chosen from parents, family members or guardians of current Auburn students. Members are asked to make personal recommendations for membership. Terms for current parents coincide with their Auburn University student's full-time enrollment.
Meeting Schedule
It is important that members of the Parent Development Board be well-informed concerning university activities so they may serve as effective spokespersons and advocates. To help accomplish this, the Board meets twice each year—once in the fall and once in the spring, prior to final exams.
Members of the Board shall enjoy the following benefits, including:
- Opportunities to directly enhance student learning and student services at the University
- Programming that provides in depth information regarding various academic, cultural, social, and sports activities at Auburn University
- Social events on campus that provide opportunities for Board members and their students to meet University representatives
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Jackson Brothers reality series a go at A&E
Thu Aug 20, 2009 1:42am EDT
By Roger Friedman
NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) - Before Michael Jackson died, his brothers filmed a one-hour pilot for A&E that was supposed to include a reunion performance with Michael. But he never agreed to it, didn't do it, and died before it could be discussed again.
But sources say that A&E will go forward with a series of further episodes that will chronicle the Jackson brothers' lives and show them grappling with Michael's death.
An A&E spokesman declined comment; sources close to the network said the deal for a series isn't done yet. The original A&E deal was for a pilot with provisions for a series.
It hasn't been decided whether the footage that exists will be shaped into half-hour or hour-long sessions.
Meanwhile, the pilot -- which might include at least a reference at its end that Michael has died -- will air on A&E within the month, sources say.
The deal was put together by Danny O'Donovan, who has managed the group since they left Motown in the late 1970s.
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staceybarr needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 59 designs submitted by 16 freelance designers.
I'm looking for some design elements for a main 'enter here' webpage, and 1 general webpage that includes a sign-up form. Simple, a bit of fun, a little bit funky, some-what business-like, warm, friendly, clean, with an underlying theme of "raising the bar".
For the winning designer, there is the opportunity for more design work, such as ezine mastheads and information product cover designs.
I help people to reach their business/organisational goals faster and easier by measuring them meaningfully, and using these measures to stay focused, to learn, and to take wisely chosen actions that improve their business/organisational performance.
Regarding my current website, clients like the animated figures for the menu options, the simple design and information provided. But I have since had a new logo designed and want the website to be redesigned in line with the logo's concept of raising the bar. It has to be professionally designed now, as my business is growing and becoming an internationally used resource. (Yes, I did the current one myself! Ugh!)
- The website design to tie in with my current logo design. The logo is in 3 colours plus black. You can find them at http://www.staceybarr.com/images/sb…go_tif.tif and http://www.staceybarr.com/images/sb…go_tif.tif and http://www.staceybarr.com/images/sb…go_tif.tif and http://www.staceybarr.com/images/sb…go_tif.tif
- I have some standard colours that you should use, and they were originally chosen to relate to nature in some way, so they have a slightly earthy tone. I think they are RGB numbers but I hope you can work it out: GumLeafGreen (54/98/27), LightGumLeafGreen (135/156/94), SkyBlue (7/109/174), LightSkyBlue (104/160/202), EarthOrange (207/51/2), LightEarthOrange (224/130/79). I am happy for you to use lighter shades of these colours also.
- The main web page is just a doorway really, for people to enter the site depending on whether they are government/corporate clients, or small business clients. This page should be very minimal, just giving people this one option, but of course making it clear they've landed on my site. My current website design is http://www.staceybarr.com
- The general webpage will be used as the basic design for all other webpages in the site, irrespective of which 'door' visitors entered through.
- For the general webpage, the current little menu option icons are a concept I (and my clients) like, so I would like some kind of simple animated figure like these, but smaller and possibly using the figure that holds up the "barr" in my logo.
- The general webpage needs to have a sign-up box for people to enter their email address, name and possibly one more field to sign up for my ezine.
- The sign-up box must be in or near the top right hand corner of the webpage.
- I'd like my photo incorporated in the design, in black and white and not too large - http://www.staceybarr.com/images/BW…tihead.jpg
- It needs to be a design I can adapt for other webpage types (like registration forms or product order forms).
- Simple and easy and fast to navigate are important features.
- I like the clean and simple design of http://www.robertgerrish.com
- I'm not sure what format to request the art work/graphic elements to be in, but I do of course want my web developer (yet to be chosen) to be able to use them easily to build into html code later!
- No html code required.
- Don't want to look like every other business consultant's website. It needs to be more funky and less formal.
- Complexity or clutter.
- Even though my work is about performance measurement, I don't really want overt images of or reference to graphs and rulers and measurement related things. The emphasis is more on raising the bar, better performance, reaching goals, measuring up.
- Because my target market is across each of government, non-profits, corporate and small business, visual reference to profit and money is not appropriate to all these, so please avoid.


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February 21, 2018 - Black leather and a white Swoosh give this Women's Nike SB Bruin a clean, classic look. Designed by Lacey Baker, a pro skater and member of the LGBTQ community, the contrasting eye design on the heels represents visibility, which Baker views as an important value for people who aren't normally seen in mainstream media.
The Women's Nike SB Bruin Hi x Lacey Baker will be available February 24 on nike.com and at select retailers.
February 21, 2018 - Invictus (which means "unconquered" in Latin) is a gym known for accessible and exceptional functional fitness training for all levels, from the novice who hasn't exercised in years to the professional athlete who competes around the world. Since 2015, Nike and Invictus have partnered to create a special colorway of every edition of the Nike Metcon to date.
The design details of the new Nike Metcon 4 Invictus embody the box's ethos — particularly the shoe's tongue, which features their mantra (the famous Invictus poem by William Ernest Henley) that speaks to the strong character needed to overcome obstacles. Additionally, the primarily white-with-green-accents colorway is a nod to the "sea of green" Invictus fans are known for creating in the stands with their fan gear and "V" graphics from the gym's logo appear on the upper.
The Nike Metcon 4 Invictus will be available in limited quantities beginning February 22 on Invictus' website and at Invictus locations in San Diego, California.
February 09, 2018 - This special-edition Nike Metcon 4 comes in two complementary colorways to represent how dynamic duos can bring out the best in one another — specifically, workout partners who help each other push through the toughest training moments.
Functional fitness pros, Nike athletes and real-life power couple Lauren Fisher and Rasmus Andersen embody the strength and heart found in a perfect partnership. "Having a relationship with someone not only outside of the gym, but inside of the gym, means that we hold each other accountable and we make sure we stay on track with our goals," said Fisher.
These training shoes reflect this accountability and interconnectedness through reverse mirror-image detailing (one shoe is black while the other is white, one has a solid Swoosh and the other has a transparent one and so on). Additionally, the purple and yellow accent colors on the heel and eyelets are exact opposites on the color wheel, meaning they perfectly complement each other.
The special-edition Nike Metcon 4 will be available in men's (black) and women's (white) sizes February 14 on nike.com and at select retailers.
February 04, 2018 - In celebration of his new album, musician Justin Timberlake worked with Nike designer Tinker Hatfield on a limited-edition Air Jordan III JTH collection.
Using the original Air Jordan III sketch as its foundation, this colorway is the first of multiple editions to take inspiration from Timberlake's recently released "Man of the Woods" album. Featuring a reflective Swoosh, the shoe is designed to add extra flare to Timberlake's stage presence under the bright lights on Sunday night.
"I grew up idolizing Mike, and ever since we met, he and I have always had a great relationship," says Timberlake. "Working together with his team to make shoes that we love was always something we wanted to do. So when we had success with the 'Legends,' we knew we would have to find another great moment to do that again. This album and really this specific performance felt like the right - and even bigger and better - moment to collaborate."
A limited release was available on Nike SNKRS immediately following Timberlake's halftime performance. Look for more special-edition JTH Air Jordan IIIs to be available during select stops of Timberlake's upcoming North America tour.
February 03, 2018 - The Air Force 270 draws design cues from 1992's Air Force 180, a shoe famously worn by Charles Barkley. Built with the all-new Air 270 unit, the shoe certainly amps up the air. That's not all: A custom D-ring strap and molded lateral Swoosh further distort the Air Force 270's iconic predecessor with contemporary styling.
The Air Force 270 launches February 10 on SNKRS and at select retailers.
February 01, 2018 - Continuing the 30th anniversary celebration of the Air Jordan III, Nike has re-engineered the shoe for the golf course.
Keeping original elements of the shoe first introduced in 1988, including the tumbled white leather, gray elephant print and the Jumpman logo on the heel, the shoe adds a full-length Lunarlon midsole for comfort and stability on the links.
The Air Jordan III Golf will be available February 16 on nike.com and at select retailers.
February 01, 2018 - Bronze metal finishes complement the premium leather and brown elephant print on this golf-specific version of the Air Jordan III. A full-length Lunarlon midsole offers comfort and stability on the course.
The Air Jordan III Golf Premium will be available on nike.com and select retailers on February 16.
January 29, 2018 - The Japan-only Nike Air Force 1 Hi VIP features design elements inspired by nightclub culture.
The shoe's ankle imitates a wristband and the non-woven Tyvek® upper is a reference to popular wristband material. Reflective hits nod to quintessential nightclub lighting.
The Nike Air Force 1 Hi VIP will only be available in Japan February 10 at Nike stores, nike.com/nikelab, NIKELAB MA5. It will release February 11 at other selected retailers.
January 26, 2018 - The large "MATT" embroidered on the tongue of the Jordan XIII University of Oregon Basketball F&F makeup honors Matthew Knight. The Oregon "O" detail above the name and the Oregon Duck mascot within the hologram provide additional embellishments of school pride.
The shoe is limited to friends and family of the University of Oregon basketball program.


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A report released this week says that the U.S. government spends more on immigration enforcement than all other federal law enforcement combined. That should help silence Republican lawmakers who have steadfastly insisted that the Obama administration is doing too little to combat illegal immigration.
Not only has the administration made enforcement the focus of its immigration policy, spending $18 billion last year and deporting more immigrants than any previous administration, but the number of people detained by federal officials nearly doubled from about 200,000 per year in 2001 to close to 400,000 in 2011, according to the study by the Migration Policy Institute, a nonpartisan Washington-based think tank.
The report will not convince all of the administration's critics, many of whom won't be satisfied until the border is hermetically sealed. These are the critics who support the noxious anti-immigrant laws passed in Arizona and some other states, and who continue to ignore facts and insist that it is the White House itself that is undermining enforcement efforts. In reality, the number of agents assigned to patrol the border has nearly doubled over the last seven years, even as the number of immigrants attempting to enter the United States illegally appears to be at a near 40-year low.


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Robert C. Pierpoint, 86, a CBS News correspondent who covered six presidents, the
, the
and the Iranian hostage crisis in a career that spanned more than four decades, died Saturday of complications from surgery at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital, his family said.
The Santa Barbara resident had broken his hip Oct. 12.
After making his name covering the Korean War — a role he reprised when he provided his radio voice for the widely watched final episode of
in 1983 — Pierpoint became a
correspondent during the Eisenhower administration, a position he would hold through the Carter administration.
Pierpoint reported from the White House for 23 years, a period he chronicled in his 1981 memoir, "At the White House."
He moved to covering the
in 1980 and ended his career 10 years later on the show "Sunday Morning" with Charles Kuralt.
Born May 16, 1925, in Redondo Beach, Pierpoint joined the Navy in 1943 but didn't see action. He graduated from the University of Redlands, where his papers and archives are now kept.
While a graduate student at the University of Stockholm in the late 1940s, he began work as a stringer for CBS and found his calling. His coverage of an attempted Communist coup in Finland won him attention, and he was sent to Tokyo as a full-time correspondent, which led to his coverage of the Korean War.
Emritus professor of chemistry at Caltech
Aron Kupperman, 85, an emeritus professor of chemistry at Caltech who pioneered the use of early computers to measure chemical reactions, died Oct. 15 at his home in Altadena, the university announced. The cause was not given.
While practicing computational chemistry, Kupperman used an
370 mainframe computer during the 1970s to complete the world's first complete three-dimensional picture of a quantum mechanical reaction, according to Caltech.
A native of Sao Paulo,
, Kupperman was born May 6, 1926. He studied at the University of Sao Paulo, receiving a bachelor's in chemical engineering and another in civil engineering. He taught in Brazil and Scotland before coming to the United States and earning a doctorate at the
in 1955.
He taught at the
before joining Caltech as professor of chemical physics in 1963. He took emeritus status in 2010.
Wife, mother of Pakistani prime ministers
Begum Nusrat Bhutto, 82, whose husband and daughter both served as prime ministers of
and a political force herself, died Sunday in
after a long illness, a spokesman for the family's political party said.
Bhutto's life tracked many of the ups and downs in Pakistani politics. Her husband, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, was the founder of the Pakistan People's Party that controls the government in Pakistan today. He served as both prime minister and president in the 1970s.
Begum Nusrat Bhutto took over as head of the Pakistan People's Party for several years after her husband was hanged in 1979, following what many believed was a politically motivated conspiracy and murder trial. She also served in Pakistan's parliament.
Her daughter,
, took over as head of the Pakistan People's Party and served twice as prime minister. She was killed in a suicide bomb attack in 2007, shortly after returning to the country to participate in elections following years of exile in Dubai. Her husband,
, is now Pakistan's president.
Harold Davison
, a London-born talent agent, manager, music producer and executive who brought
to European audiences and helped launch the Dave Clark Five and other British rockers in America, died Oct. 11 of
in Palm Springs. He was 89.
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Watch Description
Watch - "The Boston" 205 is the 205th one-of-a-kind piece in Vortic's "Boston" line of the American Artisan Series. This watch features a water-resistant, titanium 3D printed case with a raw titanium finish and a round gold crown. The mechanics of the restored movement are visible through the Gorilla Glass crystal of the exhibition style, stainless steel back.
Case - When powdered titanium is fused together one layer at a time in the direct metal laser sintering process (metal 3D printing), the outcome is a rough surface finish due to the layers in which it printed. Vortic lightly polishes and finishes each case before the heat treating and coloring process.
The raw case finish is the natural color of raw titanium.
Movement Info - This "225" grade movement was originally produced by the Waltham Watch Company in 1925. This manually wound movement is beautifully decorated, and has a fully jeweled gear train (17 jewels).
Original Serial: 25046393
All product and company names, logos, brands, and other trademarks featured or referred to within Vortic's products and services are the property of their respective intellectual property rights holders, if any. Those intellectual property rights holders, other than Vortic, LLC, are not affiliated with Vortic, LLC, our products, or our website. They do not sponsor or endorse our materials.
Watch Specs
- Manufacturer: Vortic Watch Company
- Product Year: 2018
- Warranty: Vortic 2-Year Revolving Warranty
- Watch Dimensions:
- Diameter = 46mm
- Height = 12mm
- Lug-to-Lug = 55mm
- Lugs = 22mm
- Case Finish: Raw Titanium
- Crown/Hardware: Round Gold
- Crown Location: 12 O'Clock (Open Face)
- Water Resistance: 1 ATM
- Crystals: Anti-Fingerprint Gorilla Glass
- Case Back: Exhibition, Stainless Steel
- Hands: Original Blued Steel
- Strap: Leather
Movement Specs
- Original Manufacturer: Waltham Watch Company
- Jewels: 17j
- Size: 12s
- Function: Manual Wind
- Power Reserve: 36-42 Hours
- Finish:
Vortic's mission is to salvage, restore, and preserve an important part of United States history. Today, beautiful antique pocket watch mechanisms are often cast aside when their original case is scrapped for precious metal value. American pocket watches were made with an incredible level of quality. So, after 100 years, many simply need a little patience from a skilled individual to make them run like new. Vortic fully restores these mechanisms and builds them into wristwatches to make them functional again and to preserve them for another 100+ years.
Truly American MAde
We feel proud and blessed to live in the country, state, and city that we do. However, our motivation to build everything in the United States, and to source locally whenever possible, is derived from a different source of inspiration. We believe that the close relationships, face-to-face interaction, and tight quality control we achieve while dealing domestically produces a truly superior product. Because of this, we are very transparent about where our components are made as we continue to build our in-house capabilities.
2-Year Revolving Warranty
Vortic's 2-Year Revolving Warranty gives individuals the opportunity to warranty their watch for a lifetime. We exist in a throw-away society and we believe that's not right. The mechanisms inside our watches and the watch cases we build around them were made to last forever if taken care of. That is why our 2-year warranty re-starts when your watch is serviced by Vortic.
The United States has a rich history of manufacturing the best watches in the world. The greatest challenge for the watch industry is longevity, and these movements have passed the ultimate test of time by maintaining their integrity for over 100 years. Vortic is able to preserve the legacy of American watchmaking in the 21st century because of the unbelievable standard of quality that was commonplace during this era.
Many individuals are not aware that the United States was the leader in mechanical watch manufacturing during the late 1800's and early 1900's. Prior to this, watches were produced one-at-a-time and each part of a watch was made by one individual (mostly in England and Switzerland). The industry was not optimized to meet demand, and Americans seized the opportunity to manufacture watches in a new way that would encourage widespread use of timepieces, and pocket watches in particular.
American companies invented countless tools and machines for cutting metal parts that allowed them to make a superior product for a reduced price. Additionally, this advanced machinery developed for watch parts quickly spread to other industries. In fact, many believe that this is what led to America's reputation for industrial prowess in all forms during the 19th and 20th centuries. The original great American watch companies were known for their skill, craftsmanship, and ability to produce each part of a watch more efficiently, more accurately, and on a larger scale.
Eventually, the Swiss adopted American machinery with great success, and the introduction of cheap, disposable, battery-powered, quartz watches in the 1960's led to a rapid decline in demand for quality mechanical watches. The art of American watchmaking quickly vanished and each historic company was ultimately purchased by foreign investors.
Correctly pronounced "Walth-Ham," the Waltham Watch Company was founded by David Davis, Aaron Dennison, and Edward Howard in 1850 near Boston, Massachusetts. Originally named "Boston Watch Company," their vision was to manufacture superior quality watches at a lower cost by creating interchangeable parts.
Waltham is one of the first major companies to attempt producing a significant quantity of watches fully in-house. Production began in 1851 and the first watches were offered for sale to the public in 1853. The company was exploring innovative new ideas in watch manufacturing that required extensive tooling, and the huge financial burden resulted in a series of re-organizations. After building a factory in Waltham, Massachusetts in 1854, the name changed from "Tracy, Baker & Co." to "Appleton, Tracy & Co." to "American Watch Company" and finally to "American Waltham Watch Company," under which name the company produced millions of watch movements.
Waltham is known as one of the premier watch companies of their time, and Waltham watches are still commonly collected today. It is said that Henry Ford drew inspiration for his assembly line production of the Model T from Waltham's efficient manufacturing processes and Abraham Lincoln carried a William Ellery grade Waltham pocket watch. Waltham clocks and speedometers were even used in Rolls Royce and Ford automobiles as well as instrument panels of military aircraft during wartimes.
Waltham used "grade names" in addition to commonly used numbers to designate the grade of their watches, and they often chose the names of board members, company investors, or other prominent individuals. The grade name generally designates the model and level of finish of the watch. The more popular Waltham named grades were; P. S. Bartlett, William Ellery, Crescent Street, Colonial, Riverside, Central Park, Broadway, Vanguard, Bond Street, Sterling, Premier, Royal, and Maximus.
Waltham continued to manufacture watches until 1957 when they ceased all watch production and became the Waltham Precision Instrument Company. In 100 years of operation, the factory produced over 40 million jeweled watches.
The Vortic Watch Company is a high-end wristwatch engineering and manufacturing company based in Fort Collins, Colorado. Their inspiration lies in pairing classic watchmaking techniques and traditions with cutting-edge, modern technology.
After conceiving the company in Pennsylvania and attending Penn State, the founders relocated themselves and the business to Fort Collins, Colorado. The move was originally conducted to pursue career opportunities prior to full-time employment opportunity with Vortic. However, the pair fell in love with the location and decided to officially base the company in Fort Collins.
Since its founding, Vortic has been recognized by the likes of the New York Times, NPR, The Boston Globe, WatchTime Magazine, About Time magazine, and many other publications for their work in preserving United States history. Additionally, Vortic watches have been inducted to the NAWCC museum in Columbia, PA as well as the Charles River Museum of Industry in Waltham, MA.
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This listing is MADE TO ORDER. Please allow up to 8 weeks for delivery. See shop announcement for updates. Print placement will vary.
The durable trim is handcrafted with PUL material - it will not pill, fade, or wick moisture!
The printed layer of this diaper is PUL.
•Double layer of PUL
•Interior is wipeable
•Single front and back snaps for inserts
•Double leg gussets
Weights are approximate per size - fit varies depending on the individual build of the baby:
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•Four rise snap settings
•Hip snaps
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Dyson US is entering the Beauty category with the launch of our latest technology – the Supersonic Hairdryer. If you love beauty and innovation this role is for you!
We are seeking licensed beauty enthusiasts with a passion for innovative technology to represent our brand as Dyson Experts. As a Dyson Stylist you will specialize in delivering exciting and compelling demonstrations focused on our hair dryer – Supersonic through live demonstration at key events and retailers.
Stylists will be responsible for sharing product knowledge confidently for Hair Care. Stylists are responsible for delivering hands on demonstrations that include styling, building relationships with our customers and assisting in the sale of Dyson products to achieve specified goals.
Demonstrations are conducted in a variety of retailer locations and events across the United States. This position requires work shifts on Saturdays, Sundays and some weekdays, holidays or as business dictates.
Stylists work part-time as members of the Sell-Through team.
Elevate Dyson brand awareness and sales of Dyson products through in store and event demonstrations
- Desire to provide excellent service and engage with customers
- Conduct professional styling demonstrations in assigned retail stores and events to achieve specified sales goals
- Provide friendly and informed beauty advice
- Build strong relationships with store staff and leaders at our retail locations
- Present a professional image in appearance, words and actions to support beauty demonstrations
- Inspire clients with expertise on beauty trends and product knowledge
- Capture consumers' attention to participate in high energy, captivating in-store demonstrations and model all aspects of Dyson's brand, culture, and passion for technology
- Be a credible product and brand expert by educating consumers on the benefits and features of Dyson products and actively listening to consumers to confidently recommend appropriate Dyson products and comfortably over objections
- Maintain responsibility for all demonstration and other POP material; ensure marketing collateral is properly displayed
- Driven and self-motivate
- Assist with training of new Stylists as needed
- Demonstrate confidence, competence and high standards of personal appearance
Communicate clearly, accurately, and in a timely manner with customers, accounts, peers, and District Expert Manager
- Actively monitor Dyson's online reporting system to contribute quality feedback and report/confirm attendance
- Capture accurate demonstration data and communicate opportunities to District Expert Manager per established guidelines
- Build and maintain strong relationships with store personnel
- Enjoy meeting and interacting with people and demonstrate an enthusiastic and positive attitude
Develop sales and relationships with retailers assigned in specific territory
- Achieve a high level of performance to the sales goals of assigned territory
- Delivery exemplary support and drives sales within the Retail Channel
- Plan, manage and participate in Events as driven by event/launch calendar
- Support Brand Focus Days, events and linear/fixture maintenance
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- Ability to lift, push, and pull up to 30 lbs., potentially overhead
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Interior Minister Yosef Burg, head of the Israeli ministerial ^negotiating team, his Egyptian counterpart, Prime Minister Mutapha Khalil and U.S. Special Ambassador Sol Linowitz conferred privately for nearly two hours in the Herzliya hotel, where the talks were held. The gap that separates the Israeli and Egyptian views is one of fundamentals rather than details. The Egyptians insist on the broadest powers of self-government defined by legislative, executive and judicial authority. The Israelis are prepared to give the Palestinians only the most limited administrative control over local matters and public services. American sources accompanying-^Linowitz predicted no dramatic breakthrough in this round of talks. They said the President's envoy was not discouraged by the wide gulf between the two sides and felt, that now that each has "put its cards on the table," the painstaking process of practical negotiations could finally begin. American and Israeli sources indicated that Linowitz will try to speed up thetempo of the autonomy talks in the weeks ahead and that he will seek more top level sessions and more meetings of the working groups on specific issues. Linowitz has also stressed the necessity to bring representatives of the Palestinians into the negotiating process. (By David Landau and Yitzhak Shargil.) Germany Bans Neo-Nazi Group ' BONN (JTA)—A neo-Nazi paramilitary organization active in south Germany was banned by the government recently as unconstitutional after a police raid on its headquarters yielded a quantity of military equipment and propaganda material. Interior Minister Gerhart Baum said the group, known as the "Wehrsportsgruppe," masqueraded as a sports organization while it planned to overthrow the democratic system by force.' The "Wehrsportsgruppe," said to have 400 members, was described as the largest neo-Nazi militant organization in West Germany. According to Baum, its self-styled "fuehrer," 42-year-old Karl-Heinz Hoffmann, hoped to achieve Nazi goals. The organization was founded seven years ago and was active among youth in Bavaria and Baden-Wuerttemberg. (By David Kantor.) . Carter Lauds Lubavitcher Rebbe's Work NEW YORK (JTA)—Stuart Eizenstat, President Carter's Assistant for Domestic Affairs, told a special tribute djnner ! honoring~Rabbi Menachem Schneerson on,tlus!3pU) anniver- j sary as the'Lubavitcher rebbe, that the President ('appreciates" what Schneerson has accomplished as <ah''inspiring" . A v <CONTINUED.ON PAGE 3) By Rochelle Saidel Wolk NEW YORK (JTA)-Pres- ideht Carter reaffirmed the "moral and strategic" value of close U.S.-Israel ties and said he was committed to "an undivided Jerusalem" and opposed to a Palestinian state in response to questions submitted to him and seven other Presidential candidates by the magazine "Jewish Living." The questionnaire was compiled by the editors of the bi-monthly and by Rabbis Abraham Cooper and Daniel Landes of the Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies at Yeshiva University in Los Angeles. The replies appear in the January-February issue. ' The questionnaire covered a wide range of subjects, including affirmative action, state aid to parochial schools, and Soviet Jewry. But the focused primarily on the Middle East. Neither Carter nor those seeking to replace him in the White House responded directly to the entire questionnaire. . .They sent, the magazinesup- plementary statements and prepared texts.. Carter said he "will work diligently to bring us still closer to Israel because close U.S.-Israel ties are in the moral and strategic interest of both our nations." While asserting his commitment to "an undivided Jerusalem," he did not indicate whether -this meant Jerusalem should be Israel's capital or if it should belong to Israel. - -*** On a Palestinian state, he reiterated .what he has stated .on previous occasions—that such a state would be "a destabilizing factor in the Middle East and would hot serve the interests of the United States." Sen. Edward Kennedy also advocated close U.S. ties in his statement to "Jewish Living."' Kennedy obsenved that "The security of Israel is indispensable to the security of the United States." "We. cannot and must not trade the security of Israel for a barrel of oil" and called for $350 million more in economic assistance to Israel in the coming fiscal year. Of the eight Presidential hopefuls queried, only former Texas Gov. Johh Con- nally expressed' viewpoints not calculated to appeal to Jewish voters. Connally replied to the questionnaire by submitting the text of the controversial address he delivered at the Washington Press Clubi last fall, which infuriated Jews by linking a Solution of. the Palestinian problem to Americans need for an assured oil supply from the Middle East. Connally said, "Except for minor border rectifications," Israel must withdraw from the West Bank,; Gaza and the Golan Heights, all of which would be demilitarized. According to Connal- ly's plan, "Israel will be per- Author/Professor Keynote Speaker At Annual Meeting Highlighting this year's Heritage Village Annual Meeting will be keynote speaker Dr. W. Andrew Achenbaum, who will present a talk entitled "Older Adults' Accomplishments and Contributions to Society." The Annual Meeting is the beginning of week-long activities in celebration of Albert Einstein's centennial year, Heritage House's "Chai Year" and the Village's salute to life. The program will begin at 1:30 p.m., >_Sunday,Feb.24. mitted to- lease military strongpoints in each of these areas> He added that "the United States should maintain-a strong military presence in the vital area, including major Air Force components. ..." In discussing the future of Jerusalem, Connally mentioned several "workable alternatives,''' including "Arab or Israeli sovereignty based in residential patterns (or) a dual sovereignty for the entire municipal region, with individuals deciding which passport they prefer to carry. ..." He cited acceptance of UN Security Council Resolution 242 as the Dr. W. Andrew Achenbaum Dr. Achenbaum is a history professor' at Cansius College in Buffalo, New' York, focusing his studies on United States social and cultural history. He is a noted gerontologist-and author affiliate at the University of Michigan. One of his recent publications through the Institute of Gerontology at Ann Arbor is entitled "Images of Old Age In America; 1790 To The Present." Currently he and three colleagues are preparing an anthology on Planning for Tomorrow's Elderly. "*"" Born in Philadelphia, Dr. Achenbaum resides' in Snyder, N.Y., with his wife, Mary, and young daughter, Emily. This year's Annual Meeting will focus on the arts and sciences and the many contributions made in these areas by older'adults. The Community is cordially invited to join with the, Heritage!Village Family for' the Annual Meeting and the week's activities. Middle East because such a solution would "tend to unravel, leaving all the parties worse off." On the question of moving the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, _ he said he does not presently support such a move but could see it as part of a future "larger set of actions." Discussing arms sales, Anderson said that weapons' should be sold to Middle East countries "only if there is a compelling military requirement consistent with our own national security interest." He added that Israel's ability "to maintain the regional military balance" must be considered. 'Of the eight Presidential hopefuls queried, only former Texas Gov. John Connally expressed viewpoints not calculated to appeal to Jewish voters.' criterion for talking with "the' Palestinian leadership." Of all the candidates, only former California Gov. Ronald Reagan had no answer for the questionA'Sh'ould U.S. officials have formal contact with Yasir-Arafat's PLO." Six others either answered "no" or said the United States should not negotiate with the PLO unless it recognizes Israel's right to exist. The six are Rep. John Anderson (R.Ill.); Sen. Howard Baker (R.Te*nn.); Gov. 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Open shelving — highly controversial, freakishly popular. Pros: open shelving can make a small kitchen look much larger, and it's a great way to put all your lovely things on display. Cons: all those plastic stadium cups and souvenir pint glasses are going to have to be stashed in the lower cabinets. Can't decide? You could even try a mix of both!
This particular trend is actually quite accessible — if you'd like to try it out, all you have to do is remove your cabinet doors and see how it looks. Then you can choose to go 'soft' by replacing cabinet doors with glass-front doors, or replacing a single section of cabinetry with open shelves to display the pretty things — or you can go whole hog and tear out all your cabinets and replace them with shelving. (Hanging shelving won't be particularly hard, but you may have to re-think your backsplash.)
1. Elegant wood shelving, seen in a kitchen from The Marion House Book.
2. Open shelving makes this small kitchen from Lonny seem more spacious (the subdued color palette of the dishes definitely helps).
3. For your bohemian kitchen, crates and baskets can take the place of upper cabinets. I love the contrast of the super-sleek white lower cabinets (complete with white faucet!) and the rustic look of the crates. Katarina Grundstromer via The Brown Workshop and The Kitchn.
4. A great example of open shelving mixed with traditional upper cabinets, from Stadshem via Superb.li.
5. At the far end of the spectrum is this kitchen from House to Home with hardly any upper storage at all. Some people are choosing to take this one step further and go with no upper cabinets at all — a clean look, but one that must involve a lot of squatting down and scrounging around.
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Two-Tone Cabinets
Painting upper cabinets and lower cabinets a different color keeps things interesting — and it's an easy makeover you can do by yourself (potentially by painting only half your cabinets!).
1. White and green, from Better Homes and Gardens.
2. Black and white cabinets give this traditional kitchen from Canadian House & Home a little something extra.
3. Contrasting uppers in wood from Cissy and Robert's kitchen (click to see full tour).
4. Bright white upper cabinets in this kitchen from Est blend into the wall, making the kitchen seem more spacious.
5. White uppers and wood lower cabinets in a contrasting kitchen from Better Homes and Gardens.
(Images: 1. Leela Cyd Ross/Ryan's Stunning San Francisco Remodel (click to see full tour). All others: as credited above)