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Thibodaux artist to lead free pottery workshop
Published: Friday, September 24, 2010 at 3:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, September 21, 2010 at 2:20 p.m.
HOUMA — If you are interested in creating art with your hands, you may want to check out a four-week workshop that starts this month.
Thibodaux artist Doris Beaudean is scheduled to teach a free four-week pottery workshop, beginning Sept. 30 at the Larose Branch Library, 305 E. Fifth St. The workshop is scheduled from 1 to 3 p.m. Thursdays in the conference room. The final day is scheduled for Nov. 18. Due to limited seating, registration is required.
Beaudean said participants will use a water-based clay to create two to three pieces of pottery. She said it can get messy, but it is washable.
All materials will be provided, according to Daryle Hamblin, the Larose Branch Library's manager.
The workshop will feature lessons on hand manipulation of the clay through coiling, as well as slab techniques to create the pottery pieces. Pottery wheels will not be used during the workshop.
"It's all hand-building," Beaudean said.
She said if done right, the coiling technique can result in a piece that looks just like one created on a pottery wheel.
Last year, a participant created a frog-shaped teapot, according to Hamblin.
Beaudean said it is the tangibility of the artform that draws people to the workshop each year.
"It's quicker than oil painting," she said. "It's something that you feel in your hands."
Hamblin said the workshop remains popular due to the limited number of artistic outlets in the community.
"In our community, we don't have that available to us," she said about the workshop, which is in its third year.
Beaudean said pottery is great therapy and a good way to relieve stress and frustrations.
"You transfer your problems to the clay," she said.
For information or to register, call the Larose Branch Library at 693-3336.
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Did you really think a tailback from Tulane would lead the league in carries after four games? Did you foresee that scrawny Virginia Tech receiver exploding onto the scene with a 146-yard game on Monday Night Football? Were you expecting a running back from the University of Richmond to have three touchdowns in four games?
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NFC East: WR DeSean Jackson, Eagles
All through training camp, Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb attempted to temper the expectations for rookie wide receiver DeSean Jackson. The only problem is that Jackson has refused to cooperate.
The Eagles haven't surrounded McNabb with a consistent downfield threat since T.O. left town in 2005. Jackson was supposed to help as a return specialist, but injuries to starting receivers Reggie Brown and Kevin Curtis forced the rookie into the starting lineup. He opened with six catches for 106 yards against the Rams and followed that with a six-catch, 110-yard performance against the Cowboys.
But as you might expect, there have been bumps along the way. Jackson celebrated a 61-yard touchdown a yard early against the Cowboys, and had to wait two more weeks to record his first TD. He scored against the Bears on Sunday, but then he muffed a punt in the second half, which led to a Chicago touchdown.
The most surprising thing about Jackson is how good a route runner he is. He consistently gets open, and he makes catches in traffic. He gives McNabb the weapon he has needed for the past three years. Seventh-round draft choice Chris Horton also should be considered as the rookie who has made the biggest impact. The safety from UCLA is continually around the ball -- hence his three interceptions. He has replaced Reed Doughty as the starter, and he made another huge play Sunday in the win over the Cowboys.
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Orlando Scandrick became the Dallas Cowboys' nickel corner when Terence Newman was hurt early in the season. The former Boise State player was a fifth-round draft pick, but he has outplayed first-round corner Mike Jenkins to this point. Scandrick is a big, physical player who can jam slot receivers at the line of scrimmage. He's an excellent find at that point in the draft.
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The Chicago Bears weren't looking for immediate help when they drafted Matt Forte, a workhorse tailback from Tulane, in the second round of the 2008 draft.
At the time, Cedric Benson stood atop the team's depth chart and was expected to shoulder the majority of its workload. Forte would get a handful of carries per game and perhaps work in third-down situations under that arrangement.
But after releasing the troubled Benson, the Bears turned immediately to Forte. He hasn't disappointed them, amassing the sixth-most rushing yards (347) in the NFL through four games. Forte leads the league with 92 carries and is the Bears' top receiver with 18 receptions.
Along the way, Forte has alleviated concerns about his upright running style. Although, at 6 feet 2, he is taller than most backs, Forte knows how to lower his pad level and avoid direct hits. His receiving skills, meanwhile, allow him to stay on the field for most third downs and suggest a long career for a player who entered the league with little fanfare.
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Minnesota Vikings safety Tyrell Johnson has proved a solid replacement for starter Madieu Williams, who is expected to miss several more games because of a neck injury.
Johnson isn't a flashy player, but for the most part he has tackled soundly and been in the right position in most coverages. He has gained valuable experience and given the team every reason to believe he can be a long-term starter.
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NFC South: QB Matt Ryan, Falcons
After a lengthy debate, the Atlanta Falcons decided to go with rookie Matt Ryan as their starting quarterback from the beginning of the season. They haven't been sorry.
Ryan has been solid through four games. There have been bumps, but he's shown resilience and continues to improve. Ryan's been at his best when the Falcons have been able to establish the running game with Michael Turner and keep the pressure off the quarterback. That hasn't always been possible and Ryan has taken some hits behind an offensive line that has been without injured rookie left tackle Sam Baker at times.
But Ryan has played with poise throughout and has quickly earned the respect of his teammates and coaches. He's throwing the deep ball well and already has developed good chemistry with top receiver Roddy White.
Opposing defenses have been loading up against Turner and the run, challenging Ryan to beat them. The next step in his development will be to show he's capable of making things happen in the passing game and opening the way for the running game.
Under the radar: The Carolina Panthers were so high on third-round draft pick Charles Godfrey that they put him in as the starting free safety on the first day of training camp. He has yet to leave the lineup. Godfrey gets plenty of help from veteran strong safety Chris Harris, who is the leader of the secondary. But Godfrey no longer needs a lot of help.
He's a very smart safety, who sees the field very well. He's not making many mistakes and he has the potential to develop into a big-play safety who creates turnovers.
-- Pat Yasinskas, NFC South blogger
NFC West: RB Tim Hightower, Cardinals
The Cardinals went into the draft hoping to select a running back as early as the first round. Opportunity failed to meet perceived value until the fifth, when Arizona landed Tim Hightower with the 149th overall choice.
The move has paid off sooner than anticipated despite a 2.5-yard rushing average.
Hightower has become the Cardinals' first choice in short-yardage situations. He has three rushing touchdowns, eight receptions for 84 yards and 29 percent of carries by Arizona running backs.
The Cardinals are trusting Hightower in critical situations. They leave him in the backfield as a pass protector from four-receiver personnel groupings. Hightower missed a block in Week 4, but he also made at least two others to give Kurt Warner additional time to throw. Arizona handed off to Hightower twice on fourth-down running plays at San Francisco. Hightower converted both times, once for a touchdown.
Edgerrin James remains the starter and primary back. The Cardinals think Hightower, at 6 feet tall and 224 pounds, offers more of a home run threat. We haven't seen that yet -- Hightower's longest run this season covered 13 yards -- but the rookie looks like a potential starter in the future. He'll continue to get carries as long as he protects the football.
Under the radar: Seattle Seahawks defensive end Lawrence Jackson has two sacks in three games after winning the starting job over incumbent Darryl Tapp. Jackson flew under the radar in part because the Seahawks didn't draft him until the 28th pick of the first round. Chris Long, chosen second overall by the Rams, drew a lot more attention. Long has been steady, but Jackson has probably exceeded expectations. He's big enough to hold up against the run, an attribute Seattle's undersized defense needed.
-- Mike Sando, NFC West blogger
AFC East: LB Jerod Mayo, Patriots
Even after training camp, there were doubts about how quickly inside linebacker Jerod Mayo would contribute for the New England Patriots.
Rookies need to earn coach Bill Belichick's trust before he'll use them. Mayo needed to integrate into an elite, veteran defense -- and replace a future Hall of Famer, no less.
Mayo, drafted 10th overall out of Tennessee, hasn't been a sometimes player or a work in progress. From 2008's opening kickoff, Mayo has been an every-down player for the Patriots.
"This team won 18 games last year," Mayo said. "There is not really too much you can do to improve on that, but at the same time, I'm just trying to learn as much as I can and get on the field any way I can."
Mayo was the only Patriot on the field for every defensive snap through the first two games. His 21 unassisted tackles lead the Patriots and are tied for 24th in the NFL despite a bye week.
"He's been very consistent," Belichick said. "He's learning something every time he walks out onto the field both in practice and in the games. I think he's shown ... his speed, his range, toughness and his playmaking ability.
"There are things that Jerod hasn't seen before. Things that are a little bit different than the situation in practice. [Things] that we went through in practice, he learns from those, improves on them the next time and they're usually not problems. He works awfully hard at it."
Under the radar:
When the No. 1 overall draft pick is in the same locker room, it's easy to get overlooked. Jake Long, the 6-7 left tackle from Michigan, is the highest-paid lineman in NFL history and gets the attention. But Miami Dolphins defensive end Phillip Merling, the 31st draft pick from Clemson, has two sacks. He has fared well against such Pro Bowl linemen as Alan Faneca and Logan Mankins.
"In practice you can block him," Dolphins guard Justin Smiley told the Palm Beach Post. "In the games, it seems he's unblockable, seeing him whip up on some good guards, guards I think are some of the best in the NFL. He's constantly getting pressure and making plays. It's special to watch. He's a gamer."
--Tim Graham, AFC East blogger
AFC North: QB Joe Flacco, Ravens
Joe Flacco is not winning over his teammates and coaches in the Baltimore Ravens with gaudy stats. But his presence and unflappable demeanor have been major reasons why the upstart Ravens (2-1) are serious contenders in the AFC North.
The first-round pick from Delaware was the second quarterback taken in April's NFL draft, No. 18 overall. But Flacco was viewed as a distant second behind Matt Ryan of the Atlanta Falcons, mostly because of his collegiate pedigree.
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Flacco is 2-1 as a starter and has thrown for 450 yards, one touchdown (he has run for another) and two interceptions. He is in a good spot in Baltimore because the team is solid on defense and special teams. All the rookie has to do is manage the offense and put a few points on the board to win.
The Ravens, who have suffered through quarterbacks such as Vinny Testaverde, Elvis Grbac and Kyle Boller, have been searching for a long-term solution since their inception in 1996. Through a quarter of the 2008 season, Flacco has shown the potential to be that player.
Under the radar:
Rarely does a seventh-round pick become the most productive rookie in a team's draft class, but that has been the case so far for Cleveland Browns outside linebacker Alex Hall. The small-school product from St. Augustine impressed coaches early in mini-camp and has earned significant playing time this season. Hall is tied with Shaun Rogers for the team lead in sacks with two and reminds the Browns' coaching staff of a raw version of teammate Kamerion Wimbley.
-- James Walker, AFC North blogger
AFC South: RB Chris Johnson, Titans
Many draft gurus and fans scoffed when the Tennessee Titans bypassed a receiver and selected Chris Johnson at No. 24 in the draft. They understand now. He's the NFL's seventh leading rusher with 337 yards and averaging five yards a carry.
While the Titans are still finding carries for LenDale White and giving him the ball near the goal line, Johnson is the player scaring defenses. Twice against a Minnesota defense that has been solid, Johnson beat the Vikings to the corner, picked up solid blocks and eased into the end zone at the pylon.
Perhaps as impressive as anything, four games into his career he's playing some on third down. Offensive coordinator Mike Heimerdinger said it's a big deal for a rookie to be trusted in such situations as a pass protector.
On draft day, Johnson compared him to Brian Westbrook. Others have mentioned Marshall Faulk and Adrian Peterson. Kerry Collins recently said Johnson is as skilled a back as he has played with, noting that Tiki Barber is on the list.
The versatile Johnson has caught 10 passes so far, but the team has not been utilizing him as much in the passing game as expected. In time, they'll put him in motion or split him out wide to create matchup problems and to help get him some space.
Under the radar: Jacksonville Jaguars return man Brian Witherspoon ranks third in the NFL with a 15.8-yard punt return average and fourth in the league with a 29.7-yard kickoff return average. He's an electric player with surprising speed who will pose a problem for coverage teams all year. And he'll leave a lot of scouting staffs wondering how they didn't select the undrafted rookie cornerback out of Division II Stillman in April.
-- Paul Kuharsky, AFC South blogger
AFC West: WR Eddie Royal, Broncos
How did Eddie Royal get to this point? How did the second-round pick from Virginia Tech emerge as the top impact rookie of the AFC West in the first quarter this season?
After all, there are four rookies in this division who were drafted in the first 15 picks, two of whom were taken in the first five picks. But Royal, who was taken by the Denver Broncos with the No. 42 pick, has outshone them all, including Oakland's Darren McFadden and Kansas City's Glenn Dorsey.
While the other AFC West top rookies look as if they will fulfill their potential, Royal already looks like a star. He has 27 catches for 298 yards in four games. In his NFL debut, Royal had nine catches for 146 yards as he routinely embarrassed Oakland's Pro Bowl cornerback DeAngelo Hall. The next week, Royal caught a touchdown and the two-point conversion with 24 seconds remaining as Denver beat San Diego.
Royal was drafted to be a return man, initially. Yet, after a fantastic offseason and training camp in Denver, he became an instant starter. Royal hasn't disappointed. He has been lauded for his work ethic and his grounded personality.
Under the radar:
Wide receiver Chaz Schilens, a seventh-round pick from San Diego State, is emerging into a rotation receiver for the Oakland Raiders. He is a highly skilled player who has great size (6-4, 225 pounds) and terrific speed. He has two catches for 29 yards so far, but expect him to become a bigger part of the offense as the season progresses. The Raiders are thirsting for a play-making receiver and it is clear they believe Schilens has the ability to become an impact player.
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Named for England's industrial powerhouse, Birmingham built itself on the back of soot-smeared labor, then was baptized in the explosive civil rights movement, forever a city burning.
Alabama's largest city nearly a million souls, or a quarter of the state's residents, live in its environs now carries the appellation "The Diverse City" on the Web site of its tourism and visitors bureau. Though it wasn't long ago the city felt the passion of this famous line: "I am in Birmingham because injustice is here."
Much has settled since Martin Luther King Jr. penned that line in "Letter from Birmingham Jail" in 1963.
But if there's any doubt as to the city's fiery origins and trials, a sports fan need look only at the titles of the teams it supports: the University of Alabama at Birmingham Blazers, the minor league baseball Birmingham Barons (originally the Coal Barons), the arena football Alabama Steeldogs not to mention the defunct Vulcans, Fire and Thunderbolts.
But we're here to talk fishing as much as anything, as angling fans will descend on the city Feb. 23-25 for the Birmingham return of the Bassmaster Classic (Web site), with the title of bass boss at stake.
A winner's purse of $500,000 will be pursued by 50 competitors at nearby Lay Lake (Web site) in this grandest fishing championship of them all. Eighteen of the Classic's anglers fished in the world championship event either in 1996 or 2002 when it was staged here. Expect them to know their way around.
And to help you get to know your way around the, click on the ESPNOutdoors.com Bassmaster Classic visitor guide (Web site) to from lodging information and venue maps to competitor profiles and details on the Classic ESPN Outdoors Expo.
Dare we say it, but, outside of angling, options abound for fans of "other" sport disciplines, in addition to attractions for nature lovers and anyone who can appreciate the city's legacy of physical labors.
You want hoops? We got you covered.
UAB hosts Marshall at its Bartow Arena (1530 3rd Ave. S., Web site) on Feb. 24. (Buy tickets.)
Down the road after 57 miles to the southwest is Tuscaloosa, home to the Crimson Tide of Alabama, owners of eight NCAA football championships and which boasts a mens' basketball team ranked 19th in the ESPN/USA Today Poll.
You may have heard of the Tide's little ol' rivalry with Auburn, and it so happens the opponents square off Feb. 24 on the hardwood of Coleman Coliseum (1201 Coliseum Circle, Web site). Not surprisingly, the game appears to be sold out, so pick up tickets at StubHub!
Meanwhile, the Tide women host Mississippi on Feb. 22 at Coleman Coliseum. (Buy tickets.)
Even in February, the Birmingham area boasts two stadiums worth a pilgrimage.
Hoover Metropolitan Stadium (100 Ben Chapman Dr., Hoover) is home to the Barons, the White Sox' AA-affiliate team for whom Michael Jordan played outfield during his first NBA sabbatical, in 1994.
Years ago, the Barons called Rickwood Field (1137 Second Ave. W., Web site) home, and such greats as Babe Ruth, Willie Mays, Satchel Paige and Dizzy Dean graced its diamond. Now, you can talk a walking tour through the oldest baseball park in the world, which built in 1910, two years before Fenway Park.
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He admits that his colleagues find his affection for the old stadium borderline eccentric.
"It's an acquired taste," he said. "It just reeks history."
Take a more contemporary historical tour at the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame (2150 Richard Arrington Jr. Blvd. N., Web site). No surprise, the place is stocked with gridiron heroes, from Joe Namath and Bobby Bowden to Bo Jackson and John Heisman.
But Alabama-born legends such as Hank Aaron, Joe Louis, Charles Barkley, Carl Lewis also populate the Hall.
If the spirit moves you, pay respects to Bear Bryant, who rests not five miles away in Elmwood Cemetery (600 Martin Luther King Jr. Dr.).
American Paralympians train at the Lakeshore Foundation (4000 Ridgeway Drive, Web site) and on Feb. 24, the facility is holding an open clinic for kids with physical disabilities to participate in sports. Visitors are welcome to tour the facilities, which provided the setting of the wheelchair rugby documentery "Murderball."
The weather certainly may be decent enough to entice a visitor out of doors, after all the average high temperature for February is nearly 57 degrees, according to the Birmingham Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Late February is about when golfers begin flocking to Alabama to partake in the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail (Web site).
The constellation of public courses dots the state; Birmingham boasts the 54-hole Oxmoor Valley (100 Sunbelt Parkway, Web site), built on former U.S. Steel mining land, and Ross Bridge (4000 Grand Ave., Web site).
The city also boasts the country's second-largest urban nature preserve in the 1,000-acre, eminently hiker-friendly Ruffner Mountain Nature Center (1214 81st St. S., Web site).
You also will discover the world's largest cast-iron statue, a 56-foot-tall rendering of the Roman god of the forge, Vulcan, overlooking Birmingham from atop a 124-foot pedestal at Vulcan Park (1701 Valley View Drive, Web site). The behemoth beckons, and at his park visitors learn about the minerals required to make iron; coal, iron ore and limestone surround Birmingham, making it uniquely suited as an iron town.
At the 115-year-old Sloss Furnaces (20 32nd St. North, Web site) visitors tour what must be the only National Historic Landmark ever to have produced 400 tons of pig iron a day, in the 1920s.
If speed is more your speed (and you're at least 19 years old), throw some greenbacks on the greyhounds at Birmingham Race Course (1000 John Rogers Drive, Web site).
Or check out what is quite possibly the largest collection of classic motorcycles in the world, at Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum (6030 Barber Motorsports Parkway, Web site). The 144,000-square-foot museum has some 500 scramblers on display at any time, with several at least a century old and many featured in the recent Art of the Motorcycle exhibition that traveled museums around the country.
Culturally, the city has an obvious trademark stop in the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute (520 16th St. North, Web site), a "Smithsonian quality" museum, according to Cosby, on the civil rights movement in this country and human rights struggles around the world.
Too heavy? Birmingham's music scene has reered two "American Idol" winners and one runner-up, so you know you can get your fill of lighter fare. Two musical hotspots are WorkPlay (500 23rd St. South, Web site) and Bottle Tree (3719 3rd Ave. South, Web site), which is hosting perky Athens, Ga., indie rockers Of Montreal on Feb. 23.
Visitors of a drinking persuasion would be remiss to skip a trip to the Garage Café (2304 10 Terrace South), which GQ magazine a few years ago named to the No. 2 slot in its Top Ten Bars Worth Flying For worldwide.
Among the top dining spots in a town with a burgeoning restaurant reputation is Highlands Bar & Grill (2011 11th Ave. South, Web site), dubbed the fifth-best restaurant in the country by Gourmet magazine back in 2001.
And if for some reason Lay Lake disappoints, the Alabama Ballet and Alabama Symphony Orchestra will that weekend offer four performances of "Swan Lake" at Samford University's Wright Center (800 Lakeshore Drive).
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Skip to comments.There Really Is A Stigma Against The Long-Term Unemployed
Posted on 04/16/2013 7:05:13 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
There's a real stigma associated with people who have been out of work for more than six months or those who are prone to job hopping.
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Below is a chart from the paper illustrating how little it matters if you have experience in the industry you're applying for because "the first thing employers look at is how long you've been out of work, and that's the only thing they look at if it's been six months or longer," writes Matthew O'Brien at The Atlantic.
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Always easier to find a job, when you already have one.
RE: Its the same when trying to decide on buying a house, if everything looks good, but its been on the market for a long time, you will wonder why it hadnt been sold yet, so you figure, why take a chance?
I guess it has a lot to do with the state of the economy.
Why take a chance? Well if everybody else is buying and prices are going up, then you'd lose out.
Same principle applies to hiring.... the good folks are snapped up.
Butt hen that depends on one assumption -— THE ECONOMY IS PICKING UP.
It clearly hasn't been for over 4 years.
well, here is the deal, yeah hire who want, but have an idea of the greater good, it is not just a scramble, you are trying to influence for the good by having a good company with integrity, every person you are in contact with is in contact with at least 6 others, if you hire just some operator who will stay with you for a year and then move on because he is a careerist ooh, so "cool" where does that get you, if you hire someone who is simply building their resume, or if you hire someone who will actually appreciate the job because they know how vicious things are. Also, ask if you pay extra would they be willing to buy their own health insurance because I have an idea that is why these older folks are getting passed on, but the older ones are the ones with experience, who actually know how things work, remember how to work and not just screw around on the computer to make it look like they are working. Just something to consider.
and the legit reason is............................
that it is their own fault
Pray tell us what business you owned or ran
Again, I've told you people, quit bringing logic and common sense to this pity party. And now you've gone and added VALID ANALOGY! HOW DARE YOU. What, are you trying to actually shed some light?
It's relative....let's say I've got two potential candidates:
Candidate A: Out of work for only two weeks.
Candidate B: Out of work for six months.
Candidate B's resume looks marginally better than candidate A's.
Who do you hire, everything else being the same...both interviewed about the same, etc.
Not that it's any of your business...but I've owned and run several, still to do a degree, but the main one regarding hiring, firing, etc was a contracting company in the SE US for about 22 years. Had as many as 150 employees at max, maybe just a little under that - as well as sub contractors and vendors.
and what pray tell is this mysterious "law of large numbers" you keep referring to? Is that anything like the 50 mile rule? That someone who has to move more than 50 miles for a job is better than the one right across the lane? Those are just words to say to make it sound like you know what you are talking about
It's not so much fault as it is clues....someone who managed to find something productive to do for six months in a given area is likely to be more productive than someone who, in the same six months, in the same geographic area, did not. If your job depends on finding the best applicant, human nature dictates you hire candidate A. It might be a mistake, candidate B might be a super hero just needing an opportunity....but this is like the NFL draft - you have to find little things to separate them out, knowing you will make some mistakes.
You wouldn't understand anyway.
It's tough dealing with low vocabularies....but consider the more simple terms "in general" or "typically" instead of law of large numbers, if that helps you keep up to speed. GENERALLY someone who stayed busy is more productive than someone who did not. TYPICALLY a go getter will figure out something to do in his spare time while others may not.
All of these play into a universe where there are rules, and exceptions, but the AVERAGE, or the TYPICAL, or the GENERAL THEME will be shown, and can be shown, in any survey of large numbers.
To apply a generality is often wise, and NEVER personal. You have chosen to perosnalize it, and you will never rectify the two.
At that point, not finding good job opportunities, I went out on my own. I did okay, at least paying my bills, until the crash after the dot com bubble and 9/11.
I went to work for Home Depot for over a year until another project came along, and then worked again on my own until the spring of 2008, when I was offered a full time job in my field. I did that AND ran my own projects for almost two years.
Then came THE crash and by August 2009 my employer called it quits. I took unemployment for a year while I searched for a job. I couldn't find one, but won a one year contract for the State of California.
Then I really screwed up. I was naive, weak, and too willing to go along. I got abused. I gave an unplanned two for one sale. It took two years, and nearly killed me. I went months without pay, sleep, or sanity. But I got the job done and now it's past me.
I had another big project lined up, but the funding agency requires a performance bond that I can't obtain and a $400,000 job slips through my fingers.
So now it's summer 2012. I have no choice but to take a low paying job in an unrelated field. I apply for all the jobs I see, and do freelance work when it comes up. I can barely make ends meet. My credit's shot. I owe back taxes.
My resume says I've been freelancing (or self employed) since 2009. Do I change that? Should I list a completely non related job instead? I have applied for dozens of jobs in my field, including out of state. I have had two interviews, both for freelance work, and got no work from those.
Am I too old? Too much experience? Not diverse enough? Not up on the exact software they want? Are the ads a formality and they already know the hire?
I do not ask to make a point. I want advice. I don't have the cash to live on while building up a business, nor the time now to do work if it came up without jeopardizing what employment I have. I really need a decent paying job to live like a modest life, save some money again, and plan the last two decades of my working life.
Actually, you are exactly the kind of person I would want to hire, were your resume come across my desk. You are not what I would call chronically unemployed at all. You never sat still.
Now, I know nothing about your area of the country or your field....but I would advise finding some kind of partner who is bondable so you can snag the next 400 K type opportunity that comes along.
Yep. That why I worked for two high tech start-ups, we never got funded, I never got paid, I've done repair and resale of mobile homes, cleaned storm drains, shoveled alpaca poop, moved rocks, direct marketing, and done my best to keep my engineering skills close to current on line and via meetings, seminars and trade publications.
I'm 60 and near dead broke, spending a few years and a hundred thousand dollars to go back to school doesn't make sense, unless I'm missing some wisdom you could impart, naps?
Maybe I could be a TSA groper or an ObamaCare Navigator...
oh yeah, I guess you don't know what you mean then, it's just a phrase to roll off the keyboard lol
naps has some fancy government job pulling down the big bucks on the east coast, you and I pay his salary, it is next to impossible for him to be canned, so he can pretend to be all safe and secure, but you know what? God can change all that in an instant and pride goeth before a fall
I don't know where your venom is coming from. Your experience is not at all reflective of the long term unemployed. And crooks are crooks in any industry, but to assume legit biz has an agenda because you've run into non legit businesses is needless and adds nothing to the discussion. Crooks are crooks period.
what a bunch of gobbldegook
"There are folks in this thread who insist that you are laid off BECAUSE you DESERVE to be and that accounts for MOST OF THE REASONS. "
Being an engineer at both the local and corporate level I was accustomed to a requirement to bring to the table 10 times my salary in savings, speed or quality improvements and always exceeded that requirement so it would have been in a company's best interest to hire me.
However, the central planners have created such a hostile business environment that hiring an additional person is the last thing a business wants to do and they will do everything possible internally to avoid the extra head count.
I'm working on it.
Now this is interesting. I've rarely agreed with Naps on much of anything, and I think he is living in la la land to think that Santorum is particularly competent or will ever sell on the open market to anything but a niche of voters. I also think he misses a lot about the free market due to his job. However, he said nothing on this thread that was not totally reasonable. And I found no pride in what he said either.
I think everyone here agrees that the central planners have screwed up the job market for everyone....but in a tough environment, businesses are more careful than ever to hire the right person. They make mistakes, because everybody does, but because of central planners, mere survival is the only agenda.
There shouldn't be a stigma against someone who was previously employed being unemployed for 6 months during an economic downturn.
The job hopper on the other hand? Yeah, I'd be concerned about that.
actually, post 64 is anything but. If it's over your head, I'm sorry, but others might have the patience to "splain" it to you.
This is true in good times and in bad times. BI, a liberal rag, acts like this is something new. It's not.
RE: The job hopper on the other hand? Yeah, I'd be concerned about that.
How about a person who works on contract from one job to another?
In the software development business, one often does not work for a company... one works for a recruiting/contracting firm who contracts you out for projects 6 to 9 months at a time...
So I should just give up?
I don't think so. I've never collected a dime of public assistance and I'm damned well not going to start now.
Several resumes out already this week, Job Fair tomorrow. should I cancel? After all, the human nature you cite says I'm doomed.
It's a silly study the way it is set up.
A better study would be long-term unemployed who have attempted to fill the resume gap with constructive things versus those that didn't. (Started a business, part-time job, volunteering, education, certifications.) Is the long term unemployment the problem, or the gap in the resume?
Also, if two similar people are laid off at the same time, what did the short term unemployed one do different than the long term unemployed one?
She has a degree in Business Marketing and has been working in the SEO and Digital Marketing field. She has told all her unemployed friends and cousins to enhance their LinkedIn page, get endorsements from colleagues and put all your experience online because the HR departments are looking at resumes on line at LinkedIn.
They offered her $10,000 more a year, $80,000 + major benes, to get her from their competitor.
I would say that it's time for him to consider moving to where the jobs are.
Good advice about LinkedIn.
My heart goes out to you...that's a tough situation. I'd be curious to hear what other people say who have worked in hiring.
Is it possible for you to relocate from CA, if you're just doing freelance and part-time work anyway? Maybe move to a state with a much lower cost of living, so that the money you do make goes much farther?
Also, do you have stuff you can sell on ebay? If so, you can use your current assets to get you liquidity and an immediate cash infusion, which you can then use to buy other merchandise and sell it online. It doesn't take that much time either.
Are you asking me for advice? If you are a trained engineer, it would seem to me that you might have more valuable skills and knowledge than I do....(I'm a Poli Sci major!). Without knowing the details of your situation, it's a little difficult to offer constructve advice. Do you have a college degree? Where do you live? In a big metropolitan area or a rural area or small town? You might have to move to find a job. You mentioned you are 60. But many people who are 60 keep in good shape these days and look like they could be 40 or 45. My mom is in her 70s, looks like like she is in her 50s. She works at a hospital and has no desire of retiring anytime soon. In fact, her superiors at the hospital have found that she is much more reliable than many of the twentysomethings who work there. I think retirement is an over-rated concept for some including myself. I have colleagues I work with who are in their 80s. I have no great interest in golf or daytime TV. I want to work as long as I can.
".but in a tough environment, businesses are more careful than ever to hire the right person. They make mistakes, because everybody does, but because of central planners, mere survival is the only agenda."
How many CEOs can directly point to a tend fold + contribution to the bottom line?
The last company I worked for, went bankrupt paid their CEO $6 Million in bonuses during the final 3 years when the company was hemorrhaging money and had not had a single profitably year since he took office (After his father died. get the picture?). Even with their dire financial picture, I exceeded my 10X requirement.
You are trying to apply to yourself a category that does not apply. Your situation is not at all the one cited in this study. The human nature test works in your favor, because you've been anything but idle. This stigma is talking about those who don't try, or give up, not those who try and hit bad luck.
I've even crafted resumes specific to a given job, to emphasize relevant skills and experience that exactly match the advertised position and been blown off sight unseen.
The simple truths are:
Just because they are advertizing does not mean they are actually hiring, sometimes it simply means that are trying to look like they are hiring and growing to entice investors.
Just because they are advertizing does not mean they have not already selected a cheap H1-B to fill that job, and are just going through the motions to prove they couldn't find an American with the exact skill set the H1-B has, one year's more or one year's less of experience in any of the half dozen given skills and you are over or under qualified.
Just because they are advertizing does not mean the hiring manager will actually get the budget he or she was promised when they submitted the req.
There are several issues here, and you seem to be conflating them. Are many HR department vermin too insecure or incompetent to recognize real talent? Very often so. Is there an age discrimmination thing going on? No doubt, at least to a degree. Those are totally separate from the arguement about whether chronic unemployment versus hustling for part time jobs, etc, is a valid measurement of future productivity.
In an earlier post, you said you had handled your retirement with good planning, and I hope for your sake that is the case. You sound like a guy who has the skills to dabble with your own venture of some kind while in your retirement, or semi retirement. Yes, it is criminal that our government has made options tough for a guy with your track record. I am having to re-invent myself as well - post 50 - and you can darned sure guarantee that there will be no time frames of inactivity.
I wouldn't call a contractor/consultant a job hopper. While they do work various assignments for various companies, they may actually work for the same company over a long period of time, i.e. Accenture (or for their own company if freelancing).
To me, a job hopper is someone who is hired by a company (not contracted, but hired) who leaves shortly thereafter for whatever reason, and then does it all over again. . .and again. . .and again.
My brother in law comes to mind. Always quitting jobs because someone did something to tick him off.
Wouldn't I have to get a job out of state before moving there? I've applied for jobs in Pittsburgh, Atlanta, New Jersey, Minnesota, and other places. Not a sniff of an interview.
I'm not working a part time job. I work six days a week, 42- 48 hours per week. I'm not getting much freelance work. As I said, it would be a struggle to get it done with my schedule and they always want it yesterday.
The reality is Id be a damn good worker. Four years of retirement has made me ready to go back and work for 10-15 years...but will anyone even look at me?
Short answer? Yes. Despite all the goings on and shenanigans in the government and business world it is still possible to get hired. (Says the guy who has been looking for years!)
You have 25 years with a single employer, one who is noted for discipline and loyalty, one who is world renowned for its ability to get 'er done even when literally being shot at, with ability to make do and improvise even under the harshest conditions.
Some employers even preferentially hire ex-mil.
Besides, when you're done with school, we'll be done with Obama...
Go for it!
RE: Besides, when you're done with school, we'll be done with Obama...
Can't help but be pessimistic... but our demographics are slowly changing. There's no guarantee that after Obama, someone like say ( heavens forbid ) Hillary won't be waiting in the wings...
Well played.
(Is it really paranoia when they actually are out to get you? *looks nervously over shoulder*)...
Damn! You're me! (Except 5 years younger and maybe 400 miles further south)
Passing over the best candidate for the job, to select the person longest out of work, does not show integrity for the job I was hired to complete.
if you hire just some operator who will stay with you for a year and then move on because he is a careerist ooh, so cool where does that get you, if you hire someone who is simply building their resume, or if you hire someone who will actually appreciate the job because they know how vicious things are.
Not relative to the point we were discussing.
Also, ask if you pay extra would they be willing to buy their own health insurance because I have an idea that is why these older folks are getting passed on,
Not legal.
, but the older ones are the ones with experience, who actually know how things work, remember how to work and not just screw around on the computer to make it look like they are working.
That is why we pay more for experienced people in our business. But some people gain 20 years of knowledge, some other people gain the 1st year of knowledge 20 times over. The difficulty can be discerning the difference in an interview; that can make reference far more important. One comment I keep getting from my boss lately is I sure take a lot of time talking to the candidates. I think he means it as a request to hurry up; I take it as a complement and a goal to keep hearing that.
"You sound like a guy who has the skills to dabble with your own venture of some kind while in your retirement, or semi retirement. "
There is a huge plus working for oneself but you have to be driven, disciplined and, in my case, tolerate travel. Nah!
Had my expertise been in a field where travel was not required (90%), I might still have my toe in the water.
Owning your own business is a risk but a risk with a potential for great rewards and I would highly recommend it to someone who has been pushed aside by the current business climate.
Hillary will seem like a breath of fresh air after Obama....and they'll make sure the public believes it, though it doesn't take much for the public to swallow whatever pill they're given.
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Regulation of tissue factor coagulant activity on cell surfaces
Version of Record online: 30 OCT 2012
DOI: 10.1111/jth.12003
© 2012 International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis
Journal of Thrombosis and Haemostasis
Volume 10, Issue 11, pages 2242–2253, November 2012
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How to Cite
RAO, L. V. M. and PENDURTHI, U. R. (2012), Regulation of tissue factor coagulant activity on cell surfaces. Journal of Thrombosis and Haemostasis, 10: 2242–2253. doi: 10.1111/jth.12003
Publication History
- Issue online: 30 OCT 2012
- Version of Record online: 30 OCT 2012
- Accepted manuscript online: 24 SEP 2012 09:31PM EST
- Received 2 August 2012, accepted 7 September 2012
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- cholesterol;
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- glycosylation;
- phospholipids;
- protein disulfide isomerase;
- tissue factor
Summary. Tissue factor (TF) is a transmembrane glycoprotein and an essential component of the factor VIIa-TF enzymatic complex that triggers activation of the coagulation cascade. Formation of TF-FVIIa complexes on cell surfaces not only trigger the coagulation cascade but also transduce cell signaling via activation of protease-activated receptors. Tissue factor is expressed constitutively on cell surfaces of a variety of extravascular cell types, including fibroblasts and pericytes in and surrounding blood vessel walls and epithelial cells, but is generally absent on cells that come into contact with blood directly. However, TF expression could be induced in some blood cells, such as monocytes and endothelial cells, following an injury or pathological stimuli. Tissue factor is essential for hemostasis, but aberrant expression of TF leads to thrombosis. Therefore, a proper regulation of TF activity is critical for the maintenance of hemostatic balance and health in general. TF-FVIIa coagulant activity at the cell surface is influenced not only by TF protein expression levels but also independently by a variety of mechanisms, including alterations in membrane phospholipid composition and cholesterol content, thiol-dependent modifications of TF allosteric disulfide bonds, and other post-translational modifications of TF. In this article, we critically review the key literature on mechanisms by which TF coagulant activity is regulated at the cell surface in the absence of changes in TF protein levels with specific emphasis on recently published data and provide the authors' perspective on the subject.