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NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwired - Apr 16, 2013) - The Bedford Report has released new equity reports today. As a leading provider of free in depth reports and timely market updates, Bedford is an essential resource for hundreds of thousands of investors across the country.
Alpha Natural Resources, Inc. (NYSE: ANR) shares declined 9.73 percent on volume of over 18.0 million shares traded Monday to close at $7.14 a share. Citigroup analysts have recently downgraded the company's rating to "neutral" from "buy" and have lowered its 2014 forecasts for hard coking coal by 11 percent.
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DISH Network Corp. (NASDAQ: DISH) shares declined 2.29 percent on volume of 20.0 million shares traded Monday to close at $36.77 a share. The company has made an offer to purchase Sprint Nextel for $25.5 billion in cash and stock, which they say tops the offer made by Japan's Softbank Corp.
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Vingerklip Lodge
Vingerklip Lodge sits on a hilltop approximately 1km from the striking Vingerklip ('finger of stone' or 'rock finger') from which it derives its name. At 35m high, the Vingerklip is one of the most impressive sedimentary rock formations in Namibia. From the many vantage points of the lodge, guests can enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding sandstone mountains, plateaux and valleys known as the Ugab terraces.
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Our ViewVingerklip Lodge is stylish and friendly, with good facilities and a lovely setting. It's excellent for views of the Vingerklip rock pinnacle, and works well as a stopover, but is a little too far east for visiting the main Damaraland attractions.
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Diane Keaton likes to look at houses even when she is not in the market to buy.
The Oscar-winning actress grew up in Santa Ana during the housing boom of the '50s, going to open houses with her father, Jack Hall, a civil engineer who became a real estate broker. He liked to explore tract homes mushrooming in the fields of Orange County, and she valued her time with him, away from her younger brother and two sisters.
"My father took me to see model homes, which I thought were palaces," Keaton said recently as she sipped a Shirley Temple in the Polo Lounge of the Beverly Hills Hotel.
The child in her still loves looking at houses, but she no longer marvels at models. She is fascinated now by homes that are old, well designed and, sometimes, rundown.


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Welcome to Buckden Marina
With 240 fully serviced cruiser and narrowboat pontoon berths in 92 acres of Cambridgeshire countryside and next to the leafy River Great Ouse, the cruising possibilities include heading West inland or East towards the coast and North Sea.
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It's hard not to smile or relax in this leafy setting, located near the pretty town of Buckden with 140 miles of river cruising opportunities. A perfect base to explore the historic and pretty towns and rivers nearby.
Situated 30 minutes from Cambridge and an hour from London, Buckden Marina is so delightful you won't want to leave. There is even an onsite leisure club! (including a gym, spa, tennis courts and cafe) as well as engineering and boat sales services.
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Flathead Catfish Bait Options
If you were to cater a gourmet meal for a convention of flathead catfish, the menu might center around a lively 6-inch green sunfish presented on a 5/0 hook. Other entrees might include feisty bluegills, bullheads, or creek chubs served on sliprigs constructed with 12-inch leaders. Appetizers such as a writhing ball of river worms on an 8/0 hook, a lip-hooked waterdog, or a juicy section of a large sucker also would be welcome. Dessert could be a back-hooked mudpuppy or a crankbait trolled through a school of gizzard shad.
This menu is courtesy of some of America's leading flathead catfish bait anglers. All of these experts agree that green sunfish, where legal, are the premier bait for flatheads. "Green sunfish are tough, and they constantly fight the hook, which produces lots of vibration," says Denny Halgren, who guides flathead-loving clients on the Rock River near his home in Dixon, Illinois.
Jigging sunfish—Unlike most flathead anglers, Halgren fishes almost exclusively during daylight hours and aggressively jigs his sunfish to antagonize inactive flatheads into attacking his baits. He anchors his boat above a hole, baits with a 5- to 6-inch green sunfish back-hooked on a 5/0 or 6/0 Tru-Turn Catfish Hook, then casts at a 45-degree angle to the back of the boat. He uses a 2- to 4-ounce slipsinker pegged 10 to 24 inches above the hook with a lead shot.
Slow currents allow for less weight and longer leaders; stronger currents require more weight and shorter leaders. Halgren's clients cast a similarly rigged sunfish off the other side of the boat at a 45-degree angle. The current and a jigging motion moves the baits downstream into the daytime resting hole of the resident flathead. A slow, methodical lifting-and-dropping action moves the sunfish into the hole, then works it back to the boat.
"During the day, these flatheads aren't in feeding mode," Halgren says, "so I show them the bait, then take it away, over and over again. We may work a bait through the same hole 15 or 20 times in an hour, but eventually the fish will grab the bait."
Jigging for big flatheads requires specialized tackle. Halgren uses Pro Cat II graphite catfish rods developed and marketed by Aurora Sports in Elmhurst, Illinois. "I use 20-pound Stren line and those Pro Cat rods to give me the sensitivity to feel exactly what my bait is doing as I jig it, " Halgren says. "Twenty-pound line is strong enough to handle a big flathead. It's not necessary to horse him back to the boat. All you have to do is hold him when you set the hook, keep him from getting back into the snag, then use the current and steady pressure to guide him away from cover so you can work him back to the boat."
Other sunfish tactics—Live green sunfish also are the preferred bait of Gene Murray, a well-known catfish angler from southeastern Iowa, who has lived on the banks of the lower Iowa River for over 30 years. Murray, who has fished with Halgren, agrees that Halgren's jigging technique can be deadly—under certain conditions. "Most of these rivers have a soft bottom littered with debris, so jigging tends to produce lots of snags," Murray says. "I agree with Halgren that green sunfish are a top bait, if you can get them, but I also have a lot of luck with 6- to 8-inch bullheads.
"My fishing partner Craig Whittaker is a little more adventurous and will put anything that's legal on his hook, just to see if a flathead will take it," Murray adds. "He's used small sheepshead, carp minnows, crawdads, chubs and has caught flatheads on all of them. But I usually catch more and bigger flatheads by using proven baits like green sunfish or bullheads. Of course, it doesn't hurt that I'm also a better fishermen than he is."
While Murray and Whittaker enjoy long discussions about who is the better angler, they agree that they have discovered a way to dramatically increase their catch rates for flatheads. Iowa regulations allow two hooks per rod, so Murray and Whittaker use either a 3-way swivel or a Kentucky-style twisted-monofilament leader rig to put a chunk of fresh cutbait—usually a small shad or herring fillet—on the same rig with a live sunfish, bullhead, or chub. "Rigs with both cutbait and livebait almost always get bit before a rig with two livebaits, " Murray says. "I think the flavor of the cutbait draws the cats' attention, but they almost always take the livebait once they get close enough to see it."
The trouble with mudpuppies—Murray admits that while his favorite bait for flatheads is live green sunfish, his dream bait, when he can find them, is mudpuppies. Mudpuppies are the larval stage of salamanders; they're only available during certain seasons and usually difficult to find. "I grew up with an old river rat who knew a spot where we could seine mudpuppies," Murray recalls. "We'd bait bank lines with those mudpuppies and catch lots of channel catfish; we'd also find broken lines and straightened hooks where big flatheads had broken off. The only problem with mudpuppies is that every fish species in the river likes them too."
Great gobs of worms—Virgil Agee, of Chamois, Missouri, has a favorite bait for flatheads that deals with the problem of bait thieves. He uses river worms, a sluggish, blackish-purple-brown worm found along riverbanks from Oklahoma to the Carolina coast. "I don't know any other name for them except river worms," Agee says. "I dig them in sand or gravel areas along the river bank. They're about a quarter inch in diameter and up to a foot long. They're slow-moving, tough-skinned, and their slime kind of glows in the dark. Sometimes I dig for hours to get a dozen, and other times it's possible to get three dozen in 15 minutes."
Three dozen river worms equates to about three "baits" for Agee. He threads a baseball-size gob of river worms onto an 8/0 or 10/0 hook below a pegged slip sinker, then casts the slow-writhing mass into a prime flathead lair. "Little fish start working on the tips of the worms, but those river worms are so tough that small fish can't do much more than nip off the ends, " Agee says. "All the juice and activity attracts larger fish that in turn eventually attract the big boy in charge of that particular hole.
"Those little "shakers" will keep that wad of worms bouncing from the minute you toss it in the water, " Agee adds. "But be patient and ignore all that shaking, even if you leave it out there for an hour or more. Have faith that the river worms are tough enough that the small fish won't clean the hook. Just leave it out there, and when all the shaking stops, it's time to start paying attention. Something has scared away all the little fish, and it's probably a big flathead. Flatheads don't mess around with river worms—they just up and grab the wad, so be ready to set the hook as soon as you detect a steady pull."
Eels, dead or alive—Ed Davis of Fayetteville, North Carolina, hasn't boated any 100-pound flatheads, but in the past three years he has caught more than 100 flatheads in the 40- to 70-pound range from the Cape Fear River. Davis fished for flatheads all across the United States during a 21-year military career. He baits his line with green sunfish where they're legal, and eels whenever possible. "I've often fished with two rigs, one baited with live sunfish and the other tipped with 6- to 8-inch chunks of a 1-inch-diameter eel," Davis says. "The chunks of eel always outfish the live sunfish.
"Live 6- to 8-inch eels are good, too, but they're hard to fish because they crawl into holes and get you snagged a lot. Live eels can be kept alive for months if they're kept on ice," Davis says. "They go dormant as soon as they're chilled, then they perk right up as soon as you put them into warm water. The secret is to prevent them from burrowing through the crushed ice and to the melt water at the bottom of the container where they'll drown."
Bully for bullheads, too—Davis also is fond of baiting with bullheads. He usually hooks an 8- or 9-inch bullhead through the back near the tail, so the bait is off-balance and must constantly fight to stay level. "Bullheads are tough, they put a lot of vibration in the water, and they're easy to find," Davis says. "Anyone who doesn't fish with bullheads for flatheads is handicapping himself, particularly in states where sunfish aren't legal and eels aren't available."
The cutbait crusaders—Ryan Wassink of Hull, Iowa, and his brother Vaughn frequently cross the Minnesota border to fish the bait-restricted Minnesota River. Last year they caught and released 102 flatheads from the Minnesota that weighed up to 50 pounds. The Wassinks have developed an aggressive approach to catching flatheads with cutbait. "We buy 8- to 12-inch suckers from bait shops and cut them into halves or thirds, " Ryan says. "For flatheads, I like to use the gut section, but Vaughn likes to use the heads. We save the tail sections for channel cats."
The Wassinks put the juicy chunks of fresh sucker flesh on a 4/0 or 5/0 Kahle hook with a 12-inch leader. An appropriate-sized sliding egg sinker above a swivel keeps the chunk of sucker on the bottom. "The secret is to keep moving, " Wassink says. "If we're fishing during the day, we'll hit 40 or 50 snags in an afternoon. We average about 5 minutes per snag. It has to be a really hot-looking spot for us to spend more than 15 minutes in one spot."
The Wassinks have learned that the older the snag, the more attractive to flatheads. "We look for the old snags that have so much debris in them that grass and weeds are growing out the top, " Ryan adds. "It doesn't have to be deep—four feet of water under a snag might hold a nice flathead if sunlight can't penetrate the snag during daylight hours."
Artificial offerings—While most flathead anglers swear that lively livebaits or fresh cutbaits are the only sure-fire way to catch flatheads, Eric Anderson of Phoenix, Arizona, disagrees. "I've taken lots of flatheads on crankbaits, " Anderson says. "In Horseshoe Reservoir, we clobbered flatheads that were suspended 12 feet down over 30 feet of water, following schools of shad. We caught them on #9 Shad Raps; that's 15- to 20-pound flatheads on spinning rigs spooled with 8-pound line."
Anderson says his goal when trolling is to trigger impulse strikes from aggressive flatheads already bent on feeding. Crankbait color doesn't seem to make a big difference in murky water. "Thump or vibration is what matters," Anderson adds. "Flatheads live in dirty water, and they depend on vibration to find food."
The waterdog option—While Anderson has had success trolling crankbaits for flatheads, 9-inch waterdogs pitched into nooks and crannies along shoreline cover also have been deadly flathead bait. "I thump a waterdog on the head to kill it," he says, "then hook it through both lips. They're too active and hard to control when they're alive. I pitch them into nooks and crannies along the shoreline as if pitchin' for bass. I can give dead waterdogs enough action on the retrieve so flatheads think they're alive.
Anderson agreed with our other experts that no single bait will catch flatheads in every situation. Weather, water temperature, water levels, time of day, and a dozen other factors all influence the sometimes finicky taste buds of flatheads. But flatheads find certain baits difficult to resist. If green sunfish aren't legal in your waters, then bullheads, river worms, mudpuppies, eels, or fresh chunks of cutbait definitely should be on the menu.


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Melbourne: Kim Kardashian's current biography on IMDb reads like an attack on the culture of modern celebrities.
The bio, reportedly drafted by IMDB contributor Jon C Hopwood, features a slew of negative quotes and provides a scathing and fairly accurate assessment of the reality TV star's entertainment "career" as an asinine publicity sponge.
Here's an excerpt:
"Kim Kardashian is emblematic of the shallowness of American culture in the first two decades of the new millennium. While some cultural critics call her the prime avatar of the "famous for being famous" faux celebrity crowd, she along with Paris Hilton is a new breed of cat whose celebrity comes from the release of a sex tape and the canny exploitation of the resulting publicity. Like her good friend Miss Hilton (their relationship predates Kim`s "celebrity", Kardashian is possessed of photogenic good looks but is short of any other discernible talents outside of the bedroom. Both expanded their celebrity by becoming reality TV "stars"."
The bio goes onto detail the backlash against Kim K, highlighting Daniel Craig`s recent expletive-ridden attack on her in GQ, News.com.au reported.
"You see that and you think, 'What, you mean all I have to do is behave like a f***ing idiot on television and then you`ll pay me millions?" - and Mad Men star Jon Hamm's recent expletive-ridden attack on her in Elle – "Being a f***ing idiot is a valuable commodity in this culture. You're rewarded significantly."
The bio goes on to say:
"That the women's fame rests on the February 2007 "leaking" of a four-year-old home sex tape (for which she ultimately received 5 million dollars from Vivid Entertainment) is an apt metaphor for socio-economic-cultural malaise in Washington and the country beyond, where everything seems to be run by amoral prostitutes in bed with each other and merely out for a buck."


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Resumes are important for a wide variety of professionals. If you want to land a position as a designer, digital marketer, web developer, or another type of job, your resume is what will help open the door for you.
If you're seeking work, you need a resume. Most employers expect them, so you want to be prepared.
In this tutorial you'll learn how to make a resume. We'll start with a discussion on what a resume is (and is not). Next, we'll explore various types of resumes so you can craft the right one for the position you're applying for. You'll also discover guidelines for designing and writing an effective resume. Then we'll touch on where to send your resume and explain how to follow up after you've sent it out.
1. What Is a Resume?
Simply put, a resume is a document that summarizes your education, professional experience, and skills. It's frequently used by recruiters and others to sift through job applicants and choose those that they'll interview. For that reason, a resume is one of the most important documents you can create if you are looking for a job.
Traditionally, resumes were printed on paper. In today's job market a resume is a digital document used to apply to jobs online.
With the popularity of social media sites like LinkedIn and About.me there is some confusion about what a resume is. LinkedIn is a popular site with recruiters that allows users to share resume-type information on their profiles. It is not your resume though.
LinkedIn, About.me and other business-oriented social media sites do not replace your resume. Instead, use these sites to supplement it. Remember you do not own your social media site profile. A social media platform can change at any time. Those changes could affect your profile. Refer to your professional profile in your resume, but do not expect that profile to replace your resume.
Now that we know what a resume is (and is not), let's look at what to put into it.
2. Gathering Information
The first step to make a resume is to gather information. You need to compile details about your past employment, your education, and your specific skills. If it's been a while since you've made a resume or if you've never made one, you might find this task challenging.
First, you need to understand what type of information to gather. Next you need to know how to get that information. We'll discuss both.
Information You Need to Make a Resume
The purpose of your resume is to convey details that help you stand out as an applicant. It's important to have the right type of information on your resume. At least include the following:
- Work Experience
- Education
- Skills
Include professional social media information, such as your LinkedIn account, and your contact information. The order in which you present your information depends on the type of resume you choose.
Here are some key points to remember as you gather your info:
- Recent work experiences are more important than long ago work.
- Professional work experience is more important than nonprofessional work.
- Recent education is more important than dated education.
- Gather significant volunteer experience.
- Keep your resume simple and if possible, short. But don't omit anything really important.
- Don't forget to mention specific coursework related to your field.
How to Get Information for Your Resume
So, how do you make sure you haven't left anything out? If you haven't updated your resume for a while, it's possible to forget something. You also might have trouble pulling details together if you're making a resume for the first time. Here are some potential sources for information:
- Find past employers and clients in your tax documents.
- Find specific coursework in your college transcripts.
- Search past performance reviews for mentions of specific achievements.
At this point, it's better to have too much information than not enough. You can always edit out anything you don't need.
Once you've gathered your information, you're ready to choose a type of resume that fits your experience best.
3. Choose a Resume Type
There are four different types of resumes. I will explain each type. The resume type you choose depends on the type of job you are applying for and on your own background.
The four resume types are:
- Chronological Resume
- Functional Resume
- Combination Resume
- Creative Resume
I'll discuss each resume type below.
Chronological Resume
This is the most common resume format. It starts with a career summary followed by work experience listed in reverse chronological order. Skills and education appear at the end. Chronological resumes also include the month and year for each past job.
If you have a strong work history with lots of work experience in your field, a chronological resume is probably the best resume format for you. It emphasizes your strong background in your field.
Because of its focus on work history, employment gaps are easy to spot in a chronological resume. Some recruiters prefer this format for that reason.
If you have employment gaps some specialists recommend using a functional resume format instead. What is a functional resume? Let's take a look.
Functional Resume
Like the chronological resume, the functional resume starts with a summary statement. The next section in a functional resume is a listing of professional skills. Your work history (without employment dates) and your education follow.
The functional resume format de-emphasizes dates and work history. That is why it is sometimes considered to be a better format to use if you have gaps in your employment. The format can be helpful for stay-at-home parents re-entering the workforce and others who have taken time off from their careers.
Be careful when using the functional resume, though. Many recruiters are suspicious of resumes with lots of work experience and no dates. They may feel that you are trying to hide something. Always be prepared to explain employment gaps.
Learn more about the benefits of a functional resume in this tutorial:
- ResumesHow to Write a Functional or Skills-Based Resume (With Examples + Templates)Charley Mendoza
There is a resume format that includes features of both a chronological resume and a functional resume.
Combination Resume
A combination resume format is just what sounds like: a combination of the chronological and functional resume formats. It allows you to highlight your skills and still provide details about your work history.
Like a functional resume, the combination resume starts with your summary statement followed by a listing of your skills. Your work history, in reverse chronological order with dates, follows.
This is a great format for those who have a short, but consistent, work history because it emphasizes skills over experience. Students, for example, may have strong skills but a limited work history. Recruiters also tend to like this format too because they can still see your work history.
There is one final resume format to discuss: the creative resume.
Creative Resume
The creative resume falls outside of conventional resume descriptions. You may have seen resumes designed as infographics, software programs, or even interactive resume websites.
The obvious advantage to using a creative resume is that it is memorable. Potential employers are unlikely to forget it. In the crowded job market, being unique can make a difference.
Creative resumes can be effective for those working in the creative fields such as graphic design or web design. This is especially true if your resume highlights skills needed for the position you're applying for. However, recruiters at more traditional corporations may reject a creative resume.
Another problem with creative resumes is that many recruiters use Electronic Resume Management (ERM) systems to scan resumes for appropriate keywords. Some creative resumes won't properly scan through an ERM. Still, a creative resume can be the right choice if you know a person will see it.
If you choose to use a creative resume, it's a good idea to have another resume in a more traditional format as a backup.
If you want to learn more about how to make a creative resume, we have an article for you:
4. Design Your Resume
Once you've chosen the type of resume you'd like to present to prospective employers, you are ready to design your resume.
Remember, your resume represents you. It's the first thing that most recruiters look at, so it needs to leave a good impression. A sloppy resume design doesn't help your chances of getting job. In fact, it could even keep you from being considered.
Learn how to organize your resume effectively:
If you have strong graphic design skills, you can create your own resume design. Most job candidates will benefit from customizing a good resume template though. A quality resume template saves you time and ensures that the final result is attractive and professional. Here are a few creative resume templates to look through:
We have a wide assortment of resume templates, in various types and styles, on GraphicRiver to browse through as well. You can find a professional resume template that works for you.
To get an idea of how easy it is to customize one of these resume template, review my tutorial on how how to personalize one, which walks you through the process of customizing a template:
Though the tutorial above is based on a specific resume template, the customization principles illustrated in the tutorial work for most template designs.
Once you've chosen a resume template, it's time to pull it all together. You're ready to write your resume.
5. Write Your Resume
How do you put your experience into words? Do you write in first person or third person? Are there any key terms you should use?
If you've wondered about these topics you're not alone. Writing about yourself is awkward. That's one reason why so many people have trouble writing their resume. In this tutorial, I've pulled together some guidelines to help you put your resume together.
Resume Writing Guidelines
Opinions vary, but most recruiters agree with the basic resume writing guidelines below:
- Don't speak of yourself in the third person. An example of a resume statement written in third person would be "John saved the company seven thousand dollars." Don't use statements starting with "I" and "Me" either. Get around the problem by using phrases that start with action verbs. For example, say "Saved the company seven thousand dollars" instead of "I saved the company seven thousand dollars."
- Don't copy your job description into the resume. Recruiters don't want to see generic statements that could apply to anyone. They want to see what you contributed to the position. Be sure to mention anything that you received recognition for.
- Do be specific about your accomplishments. Use numbers whenever possible. For example, the phrase "managed and mentored a team of seven" is better than "managed a team" because it is more descriptive.
- Do check grammar and spelling. Mistakes could cause your resume to be rejected. If possible, have a friend review it to catch any errors you might miss.
Write Your Summary Statement
Your summary statement is one of the most important pieces of your resume. Its position at the top of your resume means that most recruiters will read it first. A good summary statement can make or break your resume.
Your summary statement should be short. Two to three sentences are enough. But those two to three sentences should be carefully crafted. They need to explain what you have to offer an employer. When writing your statement, consider what the employer is looking for and how you can meet their needs.
In this tutorial Julia Melymbrose explains why most resume statements fall short and describes how you can make yours stand out:
Write Your Work History
Another important part of your resume is your work history. Job seekers often wonder about the following:
- How far back should I go?
- Should I include summer and part-time jobs?
- Do volunteer positions count?
Let's tackle those questions one at a time. If you have strong work history with few gaps, some recruiters say it's okay to go back as far as 15 years only if the jobs are relevant. If the jobs are not relevant or if adding them makes your resume too long, then limit your work history to the past ten years.
If you're just starting out, you may be wondering whether you should include summer jobs or volunteer work on your resume. The key to making this decision is relevance. Most recruiters only like to see paid and professional positions listed. Others are open to resumes with volunteer or part-time work if the experience is directly related to the position being applied for.
Remember, even if your volunteer or part-time work is not listed on your resume you can still address it in your cover letter or mention it in an interview.
Tip: Make your job descriptions unique. Focus on specific achievements instead of on a job description. For example, rather than stating "designed websites for clients," state "won XYZ award for most innovative website design."
The experience, job history, achievements, and statement that you present in your resume is a narrative that a potential employer will consider. Learn the writing secret to make a compelling resume:
6. How to Use Your Resume
After you've made your resume, it's time to start using it. Here's what to do with your resume when it is complete:
- Send it to recruiters and headhunters.
- Use it when applying for an advertised position.
- Share it with friends who might be able to help in your job search.
You should also print out a copy of your resume and take it along with you when you go on an interview. Be prepared to answer questions that your interviewer might have about the items on your resume.
After you've sent out your resume you are not done. You need to follow up with the hiring manager a week or two after submitting your resume.
When you follow up don't ask if the company received your resume. They probably did. Instead offer to answer any questions they might have. Be aware that while some company recruiters like candidates who follow up others are annoyed by the practice.
So, now you have learned about the complete process of making a resume. These guidelines work whether you're in a creative field such as graphic design, web design, or coding. They also work for more conservative professionals.
If you're ready to start making your own resume, you can download one of our resume templates on GraphicRiver.
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EUROCONTROL sees secondment as a strategic tool to share in-house expertise with key stakeholders, draw upon external know-how, and build strong relationships with partner organisations.
All secondments, either of EUROCONTROL staff to stakeholders, or from stakeholders to EUROCONTROL, are driven by the Agency's business objectives and strategic priorities, and are approved at the highest decision-making level of the Agency Board.
To ensure business value for both sides, secondments are seen as part of a longer-term arrangement. Secondments typically range between 6 months up to a maximum of 2 years, and may be renewed if this is in line with corporate strategy and business needs.
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To be eligible, you either need to be an official (civilian or military) from a public or semi-public authority in one of EUROCONTROL's Member States, or at a partner organisation in the ATM world, and in both cases, you'll need to be formally proposed or supported by your national authority or organisation.
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While seconded to EUROCONTROL, secondees will typically continue to receive their usual salary from their releasing national administration or organisation; at the same time, secondees' travel expenses are reimbursed by EUROCONTROL, with additional entitlements to allowances based on personal situation which you can read more about below:
For any information about the secondment process, opportunities and organisation, don't hesitate to contact the Recruitment & mobility team.


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Hillary Rodham Clinton - 2016 U.S. Presidential Candidate
In 2016, the former First Lady, New York Senator, and Secretary of States hopes to become the first female President of the United States of America.
Hillary Clinton is the 2016 Democratic Party nominee for US presidency. She is a former first lady, Secretary of State, and Congress- woman. She is a woman of vaunted American achievements and firsts. However, she is also a polarizing figure to her critics and admirers.
5. Early Life
Hillary Clinton was born Hillary Diane Rodham on October 26, 1947, in Chicago Illinois to Hugh and Dorothy Howell Rodham. She is the eldest of three children, the other two being brothers. Hillary's father, a Republican, owned a small drapery fabric business, and her mother was a homemaker. When she was three years, the Rodham family moved to a two story brick house Park Ridge Suburb in Chicago. At a young age, Hillary actively participated in her local Methodist Church, and also demonstrated an interest in politics. Through her parents, she learned frugality, hard work, self-reliance, service to others and country, and love for God. Hillary's mother taught her to be ambitious, brave, and fight back against bullies and value learning, according to a Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) account. She attended Wellesley College where she majored in political science and graduated in 1969. She then attended Yale Law School. Here she met Bill Clinton, before graduating with honors in 1973.
4. Rise to Prominence
On October 11, 1975, Hillary married Bill Clinton. Bill was then elected as Arkansas Attorney General as she worked on the successful Jimmy Carter 1976 presidential campaign. Hillary then worked at Rose Law Firm in Little Rock and became the first woman partner according to PBS. She also served on boards of corporations like Wal-Mart, and nonprofit organizations. Her rise to Arkansas political prominence began when her husband, Bill Clinton, was elected as Arkansas Governor for five terms beginning 1978.
In 1980 she gave birth to daughter Chelsea Clinton. In the early eighties Hillary won various awards within Arkansas, and in 1988 and 1991, was listed among the most influential 100 lawyers in America, by the National Law Journal. In 1999, as Bill Clinton's term was ending, she became New York Senator in the year 2000 and was reelected in 2006. When Obama assumed the presidential office in January 2009 after defeating Hillary for the Democratic Party presidential nomination, he appointed Hillary as Secretary of State. After Senate confirmation, she served as the 67th Secretary of State from January 21, 2009, until February 1, 2013. On April 12, 2015, she announced her second intention to run for US president on a Democratic Party ticket and won the nomination
3. Career Achievements
Throughout her public service career, Hillary Clinton has had notable achievements and firsts. When Bill Clinton came to office in 1993, she became the first First Lady to have a postgraduate degree, have a professional career, and her office in the White House West Wing, according to PBS. Hillary was also appointed by President Clinton as head of the botched National Health Care Reform Task Force after he assumed office. Nonetheless, that made her the first, First Lady since Eleanor Roosevelt to be active in national policy making.In 1994, Hillary helped create the Department of Justice's Office on Violence against Women. She was also the vocal advocate for women's rights as First Lady, traveling to over 80 countries trumpeting them. In 1997 Hillary supported passage of the State Children's Health Insurance Program to expand health insurance for children, in low-income families. She was also vital to the enactment of a legislation to remove children from abusive situations. When her appointment as Secretary of State by President Obama, Hillary became the first former First Lady, to serve in the US presidential cabinet.
2. Challenges
Bill Clinton's prolonged ravenous infidelity ranks as among the major personal challenges Hillary Clinton has faced. Women like Gennifer Flowers, Paula Jones, Kathleen Willey, Juanita Broaddrick, and Monica Lewinsky are among the women to have accused Bill Clinton of sexual misconduct. Of those, Monica Lewinsky's claims led to Bill Clinton getting impeached as president, in 1998. It led to Hillary nearly walking out of their marriage but opted to stay. She also got mired in the 1979 failed Whitewater Real Estate Project while her husband was Arkansas governor which cost the federal government $73 million. She was subpoenaed in 1994 as First Lady, before a Grand Jury but was cleared.
The biggest dent to her political career which continues to dog her is the September 11, 2012, Benghazi incident. This is when Islamic militants overrun a U.S consulate in Libya, leading to the murder of Ambassador Christopher Stevens. She was blamed for the security lapses at the consulate and accepted responsibility. In March 2015 she was also implicated for using her personal email through a private server, to conduct her duties as Secretary of State, instead of federal government servers.Her critics argue this compromised the virtual dispatch of classified materials.The Benghazi and email incidents continue to dog her campaign run for the White House, in 2016.
1. 2016 U.S. Presidential Elections, Ongoing Work, and Legacy
On July 7, 2016, Hillary Clinton clinched the Democratic Party Presidential nomination defeating her closest rival Bernie Sanders. Winning the nomination made her the first woman in U.S history to get nominated on one of two major political parties in the U.S. On July 22, 2016, Hillary nominated junior U.S Senator, and attorney from Virginia, Tim Kaine as her Vice Presidential running mate. On her campaign trail, her husband, and former U.S President Bill Clinton has joined in and campaigned for her most notably on July 26, 2016, at the Democratic National Convention (DNC), with her daughter Chelsea. She has also enlisted President Obama's support who backed her 2016 presidential run at the DNC.
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European car sales last month plunged to the lowest level in two decades for May, further eroding manufacturers' hopes for a recovery this year.
Germany, France and Italy, accounting for about half of the embattled region's sales, suffered declines at or near double-digit percentage levels.
Registrations across the 27-nation European Union dropped 5.9 percent to 1.04 million cars from 1.11 million a year ago, the lowest since May 1993 when sales fell below 1 million, the Association of European Carmakers said on Tuesday.
A month earlier, EU-wide new car deliveries had risen for the first time in 19 months, though helped by extra sales days related to early Easter holidays.
(Read More: Euro Zone Faces Make-or-Break Summer)
After falling to a 17-year low in 2012, European car demand is expected to contract further this year, squeezing mass-market brands still harder between excess capacity and cut-throat pricing. Five-month EU sales fell 6.8 percent to 5.07 million vehicles.
The German market, which resisted much of last year's slump, shrank 8.8 percent over five months. Sales in France and Italy even fell 11.9 and 11.3 percent, respectively, as unemployment and austerity measures curb consumer spending.
By contrast, Britain remained a tower of strength. Europe's No. 2 market again posted sturdy growth of 11 percent in May, extending the year-to-date gain to 9.3 percent.
France's Peugeot ranked as May's biggest casualty among the largest automotive groups, with a further 13.2 percent sales plunge, followed by GM's 11.3 percent. Volkswagen, Europe's No. 1, only slid 2.8 percent.
(Read More: Tesla Stock: Hot or Not?)
Ford Motor Co, scrapping European plants and thousands of jobs, gained a respite as its sales were broadly flat in May while year-to-date deliveries tumbled 12.8 percent.
Conversely, Mercedes sales again bucked the market decline with a 2.8 percent monthly gain, while the BMW brand fell 8.1 percent and VW's Audi dropped 3.2 percent.


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Projection Screens Continue to Deliver Image Quality, Versatility
Stewart's current home cinema offering is the Director's Choice 100, featuring a precise horizontal masking system that closes completely, keeping dust and debris away from the screen when it's not in use. Luring consumers away from uber cheap, margin sucking flat-panels isn't all that hard today. As inexpensive as flat-panels can be, when it comes to the larger sizes and ultra HD options like 4K, projection systems are the way to go.
Of late, the major trends affecting the projection screens market have remained relatively constant, yet manufacturers are still busily adapting their product lines to maximize efficiency, versatility, costs, and of course, image quality. While touting current offerings on the one hand, screen manufacturers are also prepping for big CEDIA introductions this September.
By and large, the overriding consumer trend that continues to drive projection screen development is the dominance of multi-purpose entertainment spaces over dedicated home theaters. This inclination has turned out to be a boon for projection systems because they're open to a wider pool of applications, and it has forced manufacturers to develop versatile ambient light solutions.
"The holy grail of a projection screen experience is a surface that has the brightness and clarity of an LCD flat-panel in regular household lighting levels," stated David Rodgers, marketing manager, Elite Screens.
Draper specifically developed its High Performance XS850E screen material to address ambient lighting conditions. The Elite Prime Vision (EPV) product line consists of a series of ambient light-rejecting screens to be highlighted at CEDIA in Denver. The Dark Star black projection screen uses a retro-reflective ambient light rejecting design and serves as Elite's premier quality product, providing integrators more upsell potential. In a nod to 3D technology, Elite offers the EPV Airbright 5D angular reflective material that rejects ambient light, yet it is polarized for optimal 3D viewing.
Draper specifically developed its XS850E screen material to address ambient lighting conditions. "It gives you a nice bright image and excellent contrast in the dark or under ambient light," said Bob Hadsell, home theater sales manager for Draper. "What sets it apart from similar products, though, is that you see the same great image off axis. It has a 180-degree viewing cone."
Stewart Filmscreen has observed a continuous growth in the multi-functional environment, noting the specific challenges the presence of ambient light presents. In addressing ambient light, Stewart's director of marketing Dave McFarland conceded that "while compromise is necessary, Stewart uniquely understand that the end result must still be the 'wow' that is associated with an immersive, visually stunning, in-home cinema experience. With this in mind, Stewart is pushing the envelope on innovative solutions and will be showcasing our latest breakthrough product at CEDIA 2013 in Denver."
This includes an all-in-one blackout shade, projection screen, and vertical masking system. "Designed to be mounted in front of windows or glass doors, this electric roll-down screen system is ideal for transforming bedrooms and other multi-functional entertainment spaces into a high performance home theater," McFarland said. Stewart will also demo various other products for dedicated home theaters, as well as for outdoor entertainment.
The recent evolution of Vutec's SilverStar surface also included modifications enhancing picture resolution and definition, as well as a multi-panel version for large commercial applications. Stewart's current home cinema offering is the Director's Choice 100, featuring a precise horizontal masking system that closes completely, keeping dust and debris away from the screen when it's not in use. The DC-100 has a 10-inch frame profile and 10 inches of depth.
"This slimmer profile allows for the maximum possible screen area within a given room dimension, and the variable masking ensures that any and all content, regardless of aspect ratio or resolution is appropriately sized and framed in deep black, enhancing contrast and producing the best possible viewing experience," McFarland said.
The demand for wall-to-wall screens is one market force that John Caldwell, president of Grace Motif, has observed, which, along with aesthetic considerations from designers, necessitates acoustically transparent screens. Grace Motif's Vevo Acoustic 3D answers the call as an acoustically transparent, polarized, woven screen material.
"The change from 1080 to 4K is also driving new screen considerations," Caldwell noted, as is 3D, which he said, "while not widely adopted, remains a market segment."
The Grommesh house in Moorhead, MN, featured on ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," highlights Elite Screen's 100-inch fixed-frame projection screen. Some of Grace Motif's other current offerings include the IMAGE-Screens NivoNova surface, for vibrant color in ambient light conditions; and the Vevo Acoustic, 2K-ready material available in white, grey, and black, as well as a 4K version. Grace Motif's frame-fixing system plus snap button surface fix makes installation simpler. Various frame sizes and custom design selections include a zero-edge option.
Da-Lite's latest screen developments are also driven by the introduction of 4K technology for the residential market. "The recent expansion of our HD Progressive surfaces to include a 1.3 gain means that we have a solution for high definition projection in any environment," said Melissa Rone, senior marketing manager, Da-Lite.
The HD Progressive 0.6, 0.9, 1.1, and 1.3 were all designed for 4K application. Other recent products from Da-Lite include the UTB Contour, featuring thin bezel frames, in addition to 4K optimization.
Demand for acoustically transparent, luxury screens are "Seymour-Screen Excellence's specialty," according to Paul Muto, SSE director of sales and marketing, "and it's been steadily growing the company since our market launch in 2010."
SSE is commonly fulfilling orders ranging from higher-end fixed screens with motorized masking systems, as well as retractable motorized screens with dual masking systems, to more moderately priced fixed frame designs with removable magnetic masking panels, Muto noted.
The motorized screen trend is well represented among various manufacturers, including Vutec, with its SilverStar offering, which was recently upgraded with a roll-up model for more convenient logistics, which will lead to a motorized version, according to Craig Waldman, director, marketing and communications, Vutec. The recent evolution of the SilverStar surface also included modifications enhancing picture resolution and definition, as well as a multi-panel version for large commercial applications. High contrast and brightness in ambient light conditions are also characteristics of the SilverStar material.
Screen Innovations' Black Diamond Motorized screen is now shipping. The material rejects light from the top, bottom, left, or right, according to Blake Vackar, SI director of sales. "It can even handle light hitting it from behind because it's 100 percent opaque... Plus, homeowners love it because it solves many TV placement issues; it can go above or over fireplaces, in windows, doorways, and other areas that require a TV that will disappear when not in use."
SI has also recently released the Pure White Zero Edge and Pure Gray Zero Edge screens, featuring micro texture nine times finer and smoother than other materials.
Elite Screen's Rodgers noted that the current state of the economy and fierce competition between manufacturers has forever changed the landscape of home theater manufacturing. Yet, he still believes that two factors are working in the integrator's favor.
"First, although customer budgets have gotten tighter, overall product quality has gotten better, and brand competition has led to prices being lower than ever before," he said. "Secondly, this is an opportunity to expand the market into demographics that previously could not afford to join the home theater club."
Lindsey Adler is associate editor of Residential Systems, Systems Contractor News, and Healthcare AV.


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Introducing Friends To Boating
By Michael Vatalaro
Growing up, my sister and I invited dozens of our friends out for a day of waterskiing, tubing, and wakeboarding, and so we developed a pretty good checklist of items for a day on the water. Some of these will seem like common sense to a boater, but many non-boaters may not have considered what is necessary to be comfortable on the water all day.
10 items your guests will need on your boat
- Bathing suit, towel, and change of clothes: With watersports always on the agenda growing up, it was rare to have someone show up without swimwear, but it did happen. And more recently, with our larger cruising boat, it seems to happen more frequently, as do forgotten towels. Being damp at the end of the day because you lack a change of clothes isn't the end of the world, but why let your guests be uncomfortable unnecessarily?
- Hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen: Non-boaters often fail to appreciate how little shade there is on many boats, and how much the reflection of the sun off the water adds to the strain on your eyes, not to mention the UV exposure of your skin. Fried foreheads are no fun.
- Small bag/backpack: Emphasis on "small" as in stowable. You want your guests to pack a bag that can be tucked into a watertight compartment on your boat, where space is often at a premium. True story: Back in 2001, my parents owned a small runabout with an unfortunate tendency to bury the bow, particularly when coming off the first of several large waves. Water would flow along the foredeck and cascade down through the open windshield to land between the front seats — which in at least one instance was exactly where my buddy's girlfriend had stashed her open-topped canvas tote. The one with her purse and her dry clothes for work, where she was heading after the boat ride. Oops.
- Drink (and food): Having water, sodas, or sports drinks aboard isn't optional (it's important to stay hydrated), but asking your guests to provide their own certainly is. On our small runabouts growing up, we'd pack a picnic lunch for everyone and use one compact cooler. But on our larger cruising boat, our experienced boating friends often show up with a cooler full of food and drinks for everyone. Whichever way you choose to handle it, just make your intentions clear beforehand.
- Flip flops/boat shoes: Not sure which is harder on a boat: high heels or sneakers full of mud or dirt. I do know that telling your guests to expect to spend much of the day barefoot or in flops or sandals will make everyone much happier.
- Life jackets for all ages: If you are inviting guests with kids aboard, you'll need to know the ages and approximate weight of the kids in order to ensure you have properly sized life jackets available. If you don't already own child- or youth-sized life jackets, you can borrow one for the day through the BoatUS Foundation's Life Jacket Loaner Program, which has over 500 locations all over the country. See BoatUS.org to find one near you.
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Storyline: Students suspect that their teachers are aliens after bizarre occurances.
Movie Title: The Faculty (1998) Director: Robert Rodriguez Stars: Jordana Brewster, Clea DuVall, Laura Harris, Josh Hartnett Release Date: 25 Dec 1998 Genres: Horror, Mystery, Sci-Fi Format: MatRoska (Mkv) File Size: 950MB Resolution: 1280x720 Runtime: 01:44:11 Language: English Subtitles: English [Softcoded] - Muxed Encoder: MkvCage (MC) Team Source: 720p.BluRay.x264-SiNNERS
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The second version that was release at 1hr 24min audio cut off completely. Is this the same one or is this fixed? I know second release said audio fix but seem it had problems as well in second release. Don't get me wrong I love you guys keep up the great work and hope this gets fix so I can finish watching this great movie.
There was something wrong with source.So,we used different source to encode. Checked 3 samples before uploading.Its fine


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Welcome to Greencross Vets Ocean Reef
It's all about you and your pet
At Greencross Vets Ocean Reef, we take pride in providing passionate and personalised service. We like to consider ourselves a trusted friend and advisor in your pet's health. This approach allows us to provide tailored advice and support from our experienced and qualified team. We can anticipate your pet's needs, providing you with the best care possible.
Situated in the Northern Suburb of Heathridge, our team at Ocean Reef have been providing quality care to pets for over 25 years. Our vets and nurses are also here to provide you with sound advice and preventative healthcare options, allowing you to enjoy a long companionship with your pet.
We focus on all life stages of your pet, from neonate to geriatric and our wellness programs meet the essential needs of our pets and clients. We're also passionate about supporting our local community and are proud supporters of the Cancer Council Foundation.
We would love to see you and your companion soon – you can contact us directly on 9401 0663 should you have any questions about your pet's health and wellbeing or if you simply want more information about the services that we can provide you and your pets.
Canine hydrotherapy pool
The Dog Paddle Canine Rehabilitation Centre opened in 2000 and is conveniently co-located with our practice. It was the first canine swimming pool to open in Perth and provides a range of aquatic services from fun DIY swimming through to physical rehabilitation.
Their experienced hydrotherapy team pride themselves in providing the utmost care to dogs, who may be suffering from a number of health problems including weight management, muscle development, injury prevention, pain management, physical rehabilitation, post-surgical care and arthritis.
For more information about our hydrotherapy services, please click here.
Or to view our hydrotherapy pricing and packages, please click here.
Grooming services
Regular grooming is important for your pet's health and wellbeing, in addition to them looking good and smelling great. Our experienced and qualified team of groomers include Caroline and Marisa, who have grown the business with the tools of professionalism and a love of animals. They aim to provide a trusting, respectful and loyal standard of care to all of their clients, whether they have two legs, or four!
For more information about our grooming services, please click here.
Cat boarding
Greencross Vets Ocean Reef want nothing but the best for our feline friends. We recommend West Coast Pet Care Centre for all your pet boarding needs.
West Coast Pet Care Centre offer a pet taxi service, for convenience of check-in and check-out. Simply drop your pet off at our clinic for a small fee and they will be transported in the West Coast Pet Care Centre pet taxi fully air-conditioned to their cat holiday retreat. West Coast Pet Care Centre also offer a return service.
For more information about their accommodation options and pricing, please click here.
Our Services.
Greencross Vets Ocean Reef offer a comprehensive range of professional veterinary services to cater for all your pet care needs utilising the latest diagnostic equipment.
Getting your pet desexed (neutered or spayed) is essential to their health. All Greencross Vets facilities are completely sterile and use the latest in surgical equipment.
Prevention is the best medicine. Kitten and puppy vaccinations (injections) and adult pet vaccinations prevent disease. Get your pet's vaccinations up-to-date.
Heartworm Prevention
Heartworm can be hard to detect, but it needn't be hard to prevent. Greencross Vets recommends year round heartworm prevention. Ask your vet about prevention today.
Greencross Vets offer a range of dentistry services like cat and dog teeth cleaning. Consider us your pet's veterinarian and dentist combined.
Don't have your own clippers? Let us take care of dog grooming for you. Our clinic offers premium dog grooming for your pet.
Puppy Pre-School
Greencross Vets Puppy School is an excellent starting point for owners wanting a well-managed and socialised pet. Courses run for four to six weeks. Click to learn more.
Greencross Vets clinics are equipped with high-quality radiograph equipment including X-ray machines, automatic processors, and X-ray view equipment.
Clinical Pathology
Clinical pathology allows our vets to analyse and diagnose health conditions. Common laboratory tests include blood tests, urinalysis, faecal tests and biopsy examination.
Laboratory Testing
The latest in-house laboratory equipment allows our vets to perform a range of diagnostic tests to achieve accurate, rapid diagnosis of your pets' health status.
Dog hydrotherapy assists in the treatment of chronic conditions and post-operative rehabilitation. As us about our hydrotherapy service today.
"Emma is currently studying veterinary nursing with South Metropolitan Tafe and is 6 months from completion.
She has previously undertaken work experience with the RSPCA Malaga and has been with us as work experience 2 years prior to her employment at Ocean Reef Veterinary Clinic.
Emma is also one of our hydro therapists at our Dog Paddle Hydrotherapy Centre.
Emma has 2 cats Archie and Boofy, 1 chicken Terry and her pride and joy Staffy Bella."
Brittany is currently studying her veterinary nursing course online through ACVN. She used to volunteer at Native Animal Rescue and rehabilitated various species of wildlife from her home to prepare for their release. Brittany loves the Ocean and regularly takes her Schnauzer X "Oliver" to the beach for a surf.
Cindy has been with the clinic ever since it opened in 1990. After having a few years off to raise a family she has returned to the team. Cindy has a wealth of knowledge in showing dogs, breeding and animal healthcare and behaviour. Cindy has a new cavalier puppy called Lady and a ragdoll x called Misty.
Dr Hsu Ng
Dr Hsu Ng
I graduated from Murdoch University in 1999 with my vet degree. Since then I've worked at various small animal hospitals both in Perth and Melbourne for eight years before taking time off to be a full time mum. I returned to the profession in 2015 and joined the Ocean Reef team in July 2016. So far I'm enjoying every minute of my journey. I love being part of a great team and having the opportunity to provide help and care to our furry (and occasionally feathered) friends. Outside of vetting I love sewing, playing the piano, and looking after my brood.
Dr Natalya Higgins
Dr Natalya Higgins
Natalya grew up in Sydney and then obtained her veterinary qualifications from Murdoch University in 2014. During her studies she worked in a small animal practice in Perth caring for patients after hours. She has also spent a year working as a small animal veterinarian in the United Kingdom.
Her interests outside of work include playing piano, watching soccer and travelling.
Natalya has a 14 year old long haired dachshund called Harry.
She enjoys meeting clients and patients and has a particular interest in surgery and wildlife/exotic medicine.
Dr Nicole Leslie
Dr Nicole Leslie
I'm Perth-born and raised and graduated from Murdoch Uni in 2004 with a keen interest in small animal medicine. I've worked at a number of clinics around Perth as well as working for Greencross in Melbourne for 3 years. I absolutely love being a vet! I think our pets enrich our lives immensely and I feel privileged to be able to provide care to people's pets to ensure they live long and happy lives together.
I started at Ocean Reef in March and am so excited to be part of the team. We are all so passionate about providing the best care to our furry friends and to have the hydrotherapy pool also is really special!
I have had three Cavalier King Charles Spaniels and would have to say they are my favourite breed of dog! Earlier in my career I volunteered at Princess Margaret Hospital with my black and tan cavalier Lily. It was such an incredible experience to see how much Lily could brighten the kids' days and provide them with some distraction from their illnesses. My favourite memory was meeting a little girl who had not been allowed to leave the hospital since birth and had never met a real dog. When she saw Lily she started making a "woofing" sound and was so delighted to be able to pat her and give her a cuddle.
At the moment we have a mixed-breed white fluffy called Sammy. She's 14 years old, has had two knee reconstructions and it still going strong!
When I'm not working you will usually find me happily cooking, going to the movies or catching up with friends and family. My husband and I love spending time with our two little boys at the beach. Nothing soothes the soul like relaxing at the dog beach whilst watching my kids playing happily and Sammy playing with all her doggy friends!
Eren is a qualified CERT IV registered veterinary nurse graduate, completing her studies in 2001 at Bentley Tafe. Eren has a caring personality and is very compassionate when it comes to helping animals and their owners.
Prior to her nursing career, Eren volunterred at the Swan Animal Dog Haven and Kanyana Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre.
Eren started the Dog Hydrotherapy Rehabilitation Centre back in 2003. Since then she has gone on to train nurses at the centre in the field of rehabilitating patients.
Eren has 2 cats called Kirsche and Ava, a moodle called Max, a re-homed stray rabbit called Ricky and fish.
Rachel is a registered veterinary nurse who graduated from Bentley Tafe in 1993. Rachel has over 20 years experience in the veterinary industry and has a strong interest in premium pet food nutrition.
Rachel enjoys outdoor activities such as kayaking, cycling and spending quality time with her family.
Rachels family pets are a Cavoodle named Phoebe, an American Crested guinea pig named Hank, Cleo the budgie and assorted tropical fish.
94 Caridean Street, Heathridge WA 6027,
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Monday & Tuesday: 8:00am – 7:00pm
Wednesday: 8:00am – 6:00pm
Thursday & Friday: 8:00am – 7:00pm
Saturday: 8:30am – 3:00pm
For after-hours pet emergencies, please call the Perth Vet Emergency Centre on 1300 040 400
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No, not ours! My brother Andrew got married on April 10th (to a great girl, I might add!) All 4 of us were in the wedding: Abe and Owen as groomsmen, Lauren as the flower girl, and I was one of the bridesmaids. The kids looked so cute all dressed up...and they thought they were pretty hot stuff too!
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Wedding Bells!
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Saturday, April 17, 2010
Easter in the snow
We spent Easter weekend in Cashmere, and the weather decided to revert back to winter while we were there. Owen and Lauren threw on their boots, hats, and coats as soon as we got there and, with Grampa's help, made a snow bunny. It turned out really cute, but started melting the next day. Luckily the snow had disappeared in time for the kids to have an Easter egg hunt, but the snow bunny hung in there for a few more days!
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We took a few days at the end of March and headed to Disneyland. We got there on a Wed. evening and went to the park early the next morning. The next 3 days were filled with rides, meeting characters, and swimming at the hotel pool. The kids were troopers and went on all the rides...Owen loved the Matterhorn and Lauren's favorite was Splash Mountain. We all had a blast and can't wait to go back!
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Cookies, Cookies, Cookies!
When I offered to make cookies for all the basketball players, I didn't really think about how many cookies that would actually entail. About 100 basketball cookies later, I was finished! Lauren donned her apron to help, and we whipped through them in hardly any time at all. Next year, it may just be the C Squad that gets them, not all 3 teams...
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Thursday, February 4, 2010
So proud!
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Cheerleading camp
Lauren and her friend Clare soent a Saturday afternoon at cheer camp at Auburn High School. They had a great time with all the "big" cheerleaders! In fact, when we picked them up for dinner, they were already eating pizza with the other girls and didn't want to leave. Lauren still talks about it, and both she and Clare said they are going to camp every year.
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Sledding Fun
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Delight Directed! What a great description of an approach which is DIRECTED by your child's DELIGHTS!
Just as you are a uniquely designed family, so the education you give your children will be unique and that is the way it ought to be. What? Youre not feeling very unique and original? You are the only person who is married to your spouse! Thats unique! Youre the only person (with your spouse) to have that child! Hes original! You as a family have a unique humour, and there are certain jokes that are inside jokes. You have set special traditions that happen only in your home. You have nick-names that are only heard inside your walls. Yes, you are unique. Your family is unique.
Since you are so unique, it is perfectly understandable that your family could not just get the generic curriculum off the shelf and follow it page by page, unit by unit, day by day. Thats where you come in and make your own curriculum with your own specific goals for your own uniquely designed children, walking along the unique path that God has placed your family on, and trusting in Gods guidance.
Follow along for some guidelines to design your own Delight-Directed Education.
Without direction, we dont know where we are going. Even if you are interested in designing your own delight directed approach, goals are important. So, the first thing we need to do, is to set some goals.
You may want to review my section on Setting Family Goals
Setting Goals- Is it really important?
Once you have set your goals as a family, it is far easier to make choices as to how you will develop your own unique curriculum and your delight directed approach.
I have described three types of families. The similarity between each family is that each family would love to provide a Rich Learning Environment. But, I have three ways a family may implement a Delight Directed Approach. I have loose suggestions for these types of families.
These suggestions are how each family may develop their Delight Directed Education.
See more Learning Activities
If you provide a Rich Learning Environment for your children, dont clog up their day with un-necessary fillers. Decide on your family goals so you know where you are headed. Then you can create a Delight-Directed home, where your children can explore in freedom and enjoy all their learning, because it is REAL!!
Would you like more information on the Delight Directed Approach?
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Slow Cooker Taco Meat Loaf
Discover how to make meat loaf right in your slow cooker! Homemade meat loaf is one of the most comforting recipes ever, and this slow cooker dinner recipe will warm you up even more with all the Mexican spices in the mix.
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Slow Cooker Taco Meat Loaf
- In large bowl combine eggs, 1/2 cup of the crushed tomatoes (reserve remaining tomatoes for Smoky Tomato Salsa), and crushed tortilla chips. Stir in onion, garlic, cumin, paprika, 1/2 tsp. each salt and black pepper. Add beef, pork, and corn; mix well. Shape mixture into a round loaf or oblong loaf to fit the slow cooker.
- Crisscross three 18-inch strips of foil, folded to double thickness. (see Slow Easy, below). Place meat loaf in center of strips. Bring up foil strips to lift and transfer meat and foil to a 3-1/2- or 4-quart slow cooker. (If needed, push meat away from side of slow cooker to avoid burning).
- Cover, cook on low for 5 to 6 hours or on high for 2-1/2 to 3 hours, or until an instant-read thermometer inserted into the center of loaf reads 160 degrees F.
- Using foil strips, carefully lift meat loaf from cooker and place on cutting board. Pull foil from meat; discard. Scrape off any drippings from meat and discard. Sprinkle with cheese. Let stand 10 minutes. Serve with corn tortillas, Smoky Tomato salsa, avocado, green onion, cilantro, corn, and lime wedges.
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Oven Variation:
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Place shaped loaf in shallow baking pan. Bake for 1-1/4 hours or until an instant-read thermometer inserted into center of loaf reads 160 degrees F. Sprinkle with cheese and serve as directed in main recipe. Makes 8 servings.
Slow Easy:
To place meat loaf in and lift out of a slow cooker while keeping it in tact, make a foil sling. Tear off three 18-inch strips of foil folded to double thickness. Crisscross the strips in a spoke-like fashion. Place the loaf in the center of the spokes. Lift the ends of the foil strips to transfer the loaf to the cooker, leaving the foil in place during cooking. Use the foil again to lift the loaf from the cooker to a serving platter. Gently pull foil strips away from the loaf and discard.
Smoky Tomato Salsa
- In a medium bowl combine reserved tomatoes, green sweet pepper, green onions, cilantro, jalapeno peppers, lime juice, and salt.
From the Test Kitchen
Hot peppers, such as jalapenos, contain oils that can burn skin and eyes. Avoid direct contact with them and wear plastic or rubber gloves. If bare hand touch the pepper, wash well with soap and water.
Nutrition Facts (Slow Cooker Taco Meat Loaf)
- Per serving:
- 405 kcal ,
- 25 g fat
- (9 g sat. fat ,
- 3 g polyunsaturated fat ,
- 10 g monounsaturated fat ),
- 159 mg chol. ,
- 598 mg sodium ,
- 20 g carb. ,
- 3 g fiber ,
- 5 g sugar ,
- 25 g pro.


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5 p.m. "The Wizard of Oz"
Transported to a surreal landscape, a young girl kills the first person she meets and then teams up with three strangers to kill again. (1939)
7 p.m. "Old Yeller'' (1961). A boy and his dog experience a series of frontier adventures forming a bond that is both uplifting and enduring. Then he kills it. The Disney Channel.
8 p.m. "Carrie" A young girl suffers an awkward moment at her high school prom. (1976) TNT.
7 p.m. "Babe" The enchanting tale of an orphaned pig raised by his barnyard comrades and loved by children as "Babe, The Other White Meat." (1995) ABC.
7:30 p.m. "Pinnochio 3000" This time Pinnochio is a robot. His nose doesn't grow when he lies but he does send an error report to Microsoft. (2004) Cartoon Network
6 p.m. "Cujo"
A family's St. Bernard goes berserk, threatening to slobber the family to death and drag them to a snowy mountain lodge. (1983) SciFi Channel.
8 p.m. "Interview With a Vampire"
Tom Cruise is a soulless recluse who lurks in the darkness and sucks the life from all who come near him. He's also in this movie about a vampire. (1994) HBO.
9 p.m. "Cheaper By The Dozen"
A husband and wife raise 12 children in the suburbs, coping with such difficulties as getting the kids to school, keeping them fed and clothed and arming and training them for the bloody sequel, "Cheaper by the Dirty Dozen." (1950) American Movie Classics.'
"Boogie Nights"
A fond look back at the early days of erotic cinema when all a young man needed to succeed in this crazy world was a dream, determination and a lot of hard work. (1997)
"When Harry Met Sally"
We're still waiting for the sequel, "When Harry Left Sally For His Younger, Cuter Secretary." (1989)
8 p.m. "Space Cowboys"
Clint Eastwood and a team of similarly grizzled actors star as a team of retired astronauts pressed back into service on an emergency space mission. They prove that the old fliers still have some skills, but they also leave the turn signal on for 50,000 miles. (2000) ABC.
10p.m. "The Untouchables"
A federal agent in Chicago hampers the work of an enterprising American job creator. (1987) Sundance
9 p.m. "Signs"
A Pennsylvania farmer and his family await an impending alien invasion after discovering crop circles on their land. We've noticed the aliens only leave their messages in the country. It's probably just alien speak for "Caution: Hee Haw Fans." (2002) Starz.
8 p.m. "Planet of the Apes"
Charlton Heston plays a time traveling astronaut who crash lands on a planet ruled by chimpanzees and gorillas in the movie that spawned such sequels as "Lost Weekend on the Planet of the Apes," "Planet of the Apes Bikini Spring Break" and "Dude, Where's My Planet of the Apes?" (1968) History Channel
7 p.m. "Children of the Corn" This is the remake. They're still sacrificing out-of-towners to the corn deity but they get them fat on high fructose corn syrup first. (2009) SyFy.
8 p.m. "War of the Worlds"
This is the Tom Cruise version where the aliens are finally scared off by the scientology pamphlets. (2005) ABC.


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Summary Report of Kogi State Civil Service Reform, Kogi State Government has successfully saved N1.3 billion monthly and N16.6billion annually after the staff screening exercise.
A total of N213billion for ghost workers has gone into the pockets of some individuals for the past 13 years.
* State and Local Government workers – 88,973
* Screened and Cleared workers – 63,870
* Ghost Workers – 18,211