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Been with Credittude for about four months now
I've been a member with Credittude since I first started my company.. I think even before I had my Articles of Organisation done or my EIN if not mistaken. Honestly, it was Eric's webinars on and Seminars that inspired me to go ahead and pull the trigger on starting up my company. Even though I was working another job while trying to get it off the ground... I got it done! They've been there to coach me on what to do at any time that I've needed to get in touch with them. Karen is pretty prompt about getting back to me, even though she's a very busy lady. She always has a quick answer breaking down in details of everything that I need to know. This is the type of things that I appreciate. I have received over six figures corporate credit and we are still going. Thank you guys. I am still looking forward to see what my credit results is going to look like. My wife is more excited than I am. Let's gooo!
Timothy Westfield
Houston, Tx
22 Mar 2020
Real Stand Up Company
A few days before Holloween 2019 I found these guys on a fluke watching CCN during a commercial break. At that time I didn't even know what shelf corporations were.A guy ny the name of Eric help guide me during the entire process and made my experience A-1 by far. My shelf corp took a little over 3 months but I was eventually funded over $300k and im very much thankful got that. I kept good faith in you guys!
Dianne Knight
Porter, TX
01 Feb 2020
Thanks to the detail free consultation
Thanks to their detailed free consultation, I was able to find the right shelf corporation for my business needs. Received Over $360,000 in a under 6 weeks. I highly recommend everyone to take them up on their free analysis. Its very helpful and informative. I worked with a lady named Chloe who was very helpful and loves to educate on the shelf corps. I really appreciate you for helping me and my family!
Bryant D.
Charlotte, NC
01 Feb 2020
Compassionate heart felt company!
As a fairly "new" established contracting company; my colleagues and I really needed to enter a bid listed on a government contract ASAP. As we jumped headfirst into the industry not knowing, we later found out that we needed to wait a couple of years before we can fully be eligible & meet all of the requirements for bidding on a government contract. After surfing around the Internet and speaking with a few companies finding out the ropes, I opted for buying a shelf corp to speed up our process a little. I honestly only chose to go with Credittude credit repair because of their integrity & heart felt compassionate towards their clients and free knowledge that they gave us before even signing up. I literally sat on the phone for hour and 15 minutes asking questions and learning free game about shelf corporations. I found out & was taught new things that I would have never imagined existed when it came down to the shelf corps & utilizing them the correct way. I have to admit; It did take a little longer than I expected but it was well worth it. A little bit under 4 1/2 months to be exact, my shelf corporation was funded over $493k corporate credit & cash funding so far but we're still building. I was expecting it to be way faster and less hassle, but I guess I can say that all great things do to take time.. lol. Besides the corporate funding, we were able to bid on a government contract which was key to start with! We really appreciate everything that you guys did to help myself and my team during this journey. We're Seriously Thankful!
Faith Brooks
Orlando, FL.
23 Dec 2019
It's been about 4 months and 17 things have been removed
I have been with Credittude Credit Repair for about 3 to 4 months now. I had 17 things come off my credit. I can admit.. It's not a fast process due to wait on the credit bureau to respond but it's not Credittude's fault as I learn the process. You gotta remember there just the middle man working for you now. Some folks freak out because their score goes down after things come off your credit that are bad but it will go back up; From my experience; the only reason it goes down is because even though it is a bad thing on your credit.. it still is a history account, so when that account gets deleted a few points will come off but your points will start going up in time!! At least mine did! lol I feel as though it's better to delete and lose a couple points for something bad on your credit rather than leave it on your credit and haven creditors see this when they pull your credit report - so it is normal for the score to go up and down as Credittude Credit Repair is working for you. After everything bad is off your credit then your credit score will just keep going up as long as you keep credit balance down and make all your payments on time. Key thing is even if it takes 3 to 4 months to get everything off your credit.. it's worth it in the end because you don't have to stress about if someone is gonna see something bad on your credit and not approve you for a loan. Anyways..Big Thank You to Credittude Credit Repair 4 changing my life!!
Gregory Stephenson
Memphis, TN.
21 Dec 2019
Real Results Driven Company!
By my surprise, I reached out to Credittude Credit Repair, I found out that even though I had paid off my old accounts.. some or all of my debts could still be attached to my credit report for years. Though I still have awhile before it gets to where I want it to.. i have already saw an 123 point improvement on my scores!! My experience with Credittude has been amazing so far. Everyone I have spoken with has been very knowledgeable and very pleasant to say. Sydney my first contact with the company was exceptional and Trechell was amazing.!! She's knowledgeable, professional, extremely helpful, beautifully Pleasant voice... very easy to speak with. I am very excited to have Credittude on my side. I highly recommend this service to anyone in need. I thank everyone For the professional services they are providing to the customers. Thank you all very much! From the heart.
Amelia M
Berkeley, Ca
01 Nov 2019
It was all worth it since I got $409K
The corporation I purchased cost me over $10,000 but I can say that despite it costing me a lot, it was all worth it since I got $409K in less than 3 months. These guys are awesome and I am not exaggerating at all. Good down to earth people that cuts straight to the chase. They do almost everything for you, even helps you get the money you need to expand the business!
Ricky Daniels
Missoula , Montana
25 Sep 2019
I Received $365k W/ My Shelf Corp
I was fed up with online scammers and was not totally enticed with the positive reviews found on websites as I really want the impression to come from the horses mouth! So I tried it on. I bought one corporation from Credittude. I waited to see how fast I would get funded. To my surprise, in five weeks, I had over $365,000 from various local lenders. And now, Im one of those giving reviews.. lol. Try it!
Betty Grantfield
Woodlands, Texas
06 Sep 2019
I'm now a fan of Credittude!
I've been dealing with Credittude Credit Repair for a little over two months. I was a bit frustrated at first due to my urge to hurry up and get into the 700's credit score range. (I am pretty new to this.) However, I wasn't' aware that there are rules legal and regulations to these things and sometimes you just have to wait. Honestly I was on the way to cancel due to my lack of understanding to the process. Speaking with a credit specialist name Kyle at Credittude has totally changed my outlook and perspective on this whole process and this company. He took almost an hour explaining the processes and how things work to me, went above and beyond to put me at ease and for that i am very grateful. I'm at a loss of words for the excellent level of customer service she provided me with. I can honestly say that due to Kyle's expertise & patience of a saint, I am a Credittude Credit Repair fan and I feel as though the folks that they employ are standup individuals if they are anything like Kyle or his supervisor Eric. Good, honest customer service is extremely hard to find these days.. Thank you guys!
Mirena Stinchcomb
Seattle, Washington
22 Aug 2019
Credittude Is The Truth
Greetings to all! Okay.... I am actually a repeat client and I am very well please with the service that I always received at Credittude Credit Repair. I found this company on a billboard locally in my city and it's always been a one on one friendly alcohol relationship since then. One of the things that I love about this company is that they actually "teach" their clients On credit, how to build a new credit and maintain it. Additionally "Businesses which is my most favorite! Eric and the staff have cleaned up my credit again for the second time and now we are in the process of adding some seasoned Tradelines so we can Boost my score over the 819 Across-the Board!
Shelton Bartholomew
Miami Beach, Florida
06 Jun 2019
They did what they were supposed to do!
When it's all said and done; Credittude did what they were suppose to and helped clean my credit up in a fast manner. I had to call in once before to check on the status of getting my last 2 items removed because they we're still hanging on my credit.. but they notice it and took care of me, so I'm happy for that. Great customer service.. (just always check your status online) and call in for updates if necessary. They tried convincing me to clean my credit up even more lol, but I'm satisfied at this point! I started with about 565 and now I have a 725. There is nothing negative on my report and I'm greatful for that.
Sebastian Cortez
Sacramento, California
28 May 2019
Great Experience! Good People!
Ok... I don't want to come across as the "hater" type client; but I am going to be honest at the end of the day. That's just me lol. I found Credittude Credit Repair on Google a little under 4 months ago and decided to contact them to inquire about their "Business Credit Builder" Package" in hope to establish major business credit for my company. I honestly felt welcomed with warm hands. Since then, I can admit.. they have taught me a lot of things about Building business credit that I never knew existed. The fact that I never once had to use my personal credit, just amazes me! My Only problem was just the extra 3 weeks that it took in order for me to receive all of my funding. I must say; yes.. credittude credit repair really did help my company receive a large six-figure undisclosed amount of business credit and funding. So I am very much past satisfied. When I first started; my business had no type of capital; neither corporate credit at all. Just a few thousand dollars to invest with a bunch of ideas LOL. One thing that did this stand out is how I wasn't tossed around from specialist to specialist like most corporate companies during my experience with Credittude Credit Repair. Yes; I guess I may have been a little impatient and a bit rude at times, but it was well worth the extra 3 week wait. Sorry you guys. On another note; My company not only has major credit now .. but also cash funding. And it feels good. Since engaging this company, I have referred two of my fellow industry colleagues. As you all may already know of corse. At the end of the day, I would just like to say thank you!! You all have changed my company's Finances in a major way.
Cory H.
Atlanta, Ga
19 May 2019
Really Deliveried Excellent Results!!
As a general rule, I'm not big on reviews because they're time consuming. Like most people, I only leave feedback when something is VERY GOOD or VERY BAD. Let me preface the remainder of this review by clearly stating that I have ABSOLUTELY NO outside affiliation with CREDITTUDE CREDIT REPAIR or any of its employees nor am I receiving ANY compensation of any type for this review. If you're considering using a service to help restore your credit, I AM YOU! I had a WHOLE LOT OF "LIFE" hit me in a short period of time and I picked up ALL of the financial bumps & bruises that come along with that. Job loss, divorce, health issues (in that order) and when the dust settled, I was left with a mountain of things to take care of and a 540 credit score. FULL DISCLOSURE ... I have no idea how they do what they do. There is a lot of email traffic explaining this inquiry and that inquiry, this challenge and that, an escalation here & there, blah, blah. I've always had the ability to be as engaged in this process as I wanted to be but if I really wanted to get involved in the nuts & bolts of it, I'd have done it myself. Here's the important part... In less than 2 months, my score went from a 540 to 715 as I'm typing this review. The progress was steady over a period of time so it's not like they flipped some switch and my score jumped. If you're serious about improving your credit profile, reasonable in your expectations about progress, and able to let "time take time", this service will yield you AMAZING RESULTS!!!! Credittude Credit Repair has my HIGHEST POSSILE endorsement and I'd recommend their service to any and everyone. Try it!
Allen James
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
10 May 2019
Credittude Got Me Approved!
My video says it all, my credit was extremely low and Credittude credit repair position me to where I was approved for a platinum $4000 credit card and more! We are still working and have a little more work to do. Great results so far! Thanks you guys
Douglas Bemus
Denver, Wyoming
20 Apr 2019
Real Credit Repair Company! Salute Family!
Unfortunately; i was suddenly faced with a horrible divorce. Debt piled up on me and got ugly. It seemed like Bankruptcy probably was the only option left. With all of my credit in disarray I contacted Credittude Credit Repair. Within three months ugliness was dropping off my credit report day by day. They communicated well and keep you informed of the progress. The specialist that I've spoken with have all been professional, kind and polite to my situation. Especially the last one. No regrets at all! I highly recommended Credittude Credit Repair to all my friends, family & associates. I couldn't personally thank you all enough.
C. Curbeam
Nashville, Tennessee
20 Apr 2019
It Took A Minute, But You Changed My Life!!
I put a lot of faith and trust into Credittude Credit Credit Repair. From my first initial phone call to my last round of deletions!! It did take a minute to get me to where I want it to be, but I am pass satisfied at this point! I was sadly in the mid 400's When I did my credit analysis with this company a little over 2 months ago; Now I can proudly say that I am above 800 all across the board on my credit report! My tradelines that they threw on my credit after the repair is what did the magic. I was scared and timid to invest in credit repair at the beginning, but I can honestly say that I gained courage from my fears and now my life is beautiful. I'm ALWAYS getting approved for EVERYTHINGGGGGG!!!! Thanks to Credittude Credit Repair. P.S. I will be sending my mother in law and also my little sister your way to get their credit restored also so look out!
Tory Gilmore
Charlotte, North Carolina
17 Apr 2019
I'm thankful that I've met you all!
I want to thank god that I took a chance on repairing my credit with this company. Within the first 30 days I received letter from the credit bureau and I saw how many deleted items that was removed from my credit report and my points jump up 75. Just the services that I have received from the company I can't go back to any other credit repair company because they couldn't do any of this within the first 30 days. Credittude credit repair is the Truth
Brad Thompson
Chicago, Illinois
29 Mar 2019
I Appreciate What You've Done
I started out with my credit scrore being extremely low. Credittude has gone above and beyond to repair my credit scores. I get updates immediately to my email and it shows everything that has been handled consistently. Whenever I call, regardless of the time of day, they are available to answer all questions. Im really ecstatic that I took the chance with Credittude Credit Repair. I recommend Credittude to any and everyone I run into, you won't be disappointed!
Jamie Sanders
Long Beach, CA
25 Feb 2019
I appreciate y'all!
Credittude Credit Repair has one of the best customer service I been able to experience. I value professionalism and Credittude does not disappoint. They have an array of ways to help you fix your credit. Crazy thing is. I heard from them from an uber driver. I well definitely recommend their services to a friend.
Dominique Brescia
Daily City, CA
01 Feb 2019
Credittude Was God Sent! Thank u!
I started out with my credit scrore being extremely low. Credittude Credit Repair has gone above and beyond to repair my credit. I get updates immediately to my email, in which I check my Valet Case and it shows everything that has/ being,handled consistently. I can even prioritize what I would like them to execute first. Whenever I call, regardless of the time of day, they are available to answer all questions. Im really ecstatic that I took the chance with Credittude. I recommend Credittude to any and everyone, you won't be disappointed!
Cynthia Baily
Jacksonville, FL
24 Jan 2019
All I Get Is Yes And Approved Now;) Oh Yeah!
So I know when we first spoke you (Eric) u told me to monitor my credit while I was in the program. I get an update every Sunday and to my surprise when I checked it, there were 22 collections removed from Transunion and 24 collections removed from Equifax. I was floored to say the least. I just wanted to tell you that I am so glad I put my trust in you. Although I had doubts.. you all damn show "showed me". New Home for the hubby and I and we're moving forward to doing the Business Builder Program with you all now as we discussed. Thank you #BeyondBlessed
Courtnay Briggs
Houston, TX
08 Jan 2019
You Guys Are The Real Deal Man!!!
First off I would like to give thanks to my lord Jesus Christ and father God for the opportunity of my wife and I working with you all. Ever since the day we walked into your office downtown; its been nothing but blessing and good faith. I remember when Mr Eric told me he was the "Credit Repair Guru" and i thought he was kidding. Boy was I wrong! Guess what..? Yesterday my wife and I CLOSED ON OUR NEW HOME! Over 8,00 SF In The Woodlands, TX!!! You all kept your word and much more!. Im in tears as I write this. Im truly thankful and will defiantly use you all again in the future if ever needed to. It's been an Honor. God bless all of you!
Brandon Abram
Sugarland, TX
08 Dec 2018
You Changed My Life FrFr!
Hey Yall! I just wanted to tap in to say THANK YOU for fixing my credit, boosting my scores and changing my life (even though I doubted you all at 1st) sorry, silly me, right? lol! Yesterday I got a loan on a Range Rover at my bank with a low low low interest rate with a 815 average credit score across the board! Those magical 3 tradelines really worked after you cleared all the negative items! You all are changing lives and its honestly a blessing that I found you guys. Thanks Credittude and the WHOLE Team!!
Brittnay Crosby
Houston, TX
29 Nov 2018
We Just Brought A New Home Dude!
Yooooo! Credittude Credit Repair What's Good! My wife and I just brought our new crib and we feel like we're living a damn dream! Our life was the total opposite 3 months ago when we met yall! And living life on a high now!! Its a blessing you guys. My apologies if I seemed like a a**hole at the beginning for bugging you all every other few days, lol. I was just anxious and ready for my results. Your tradelines boosted all 3 of my scores over 785 and im now building my credit back up like Ashley advised me. Thanks Cfredittude
Bryson & Marylyn Jones
Dallas, TX
20 Sep 2018
Overall.. Im Satisfied & Greatrful ;)
Im going to be honest....at first; I was a little hesitant as you may already know because I found you guys on Facebook and we know how the internet can be. Sorry!!!! Even though I was expecting the process to be a little faster.... I must say that I beyond pleased with my results! 789, 812 and 817 credit scores after my credit repair and Tradelines have been applied! That's whats up tho! I will be sending my sister you guys way! Thanks David, Ashley and the entire staff! - Tiffany
Tiffany Brownson
Cleveland, OH
04 Aug 2018
We're Super Greatful Credittude
I have to say, I always thought I knew how to work on my credit, but working with Charles; he has shown me a lot. He was very professional and was so helpful in this process of getting things removed from both my wife and I credit and improving our credit scores. He also walked us through steps of getting a new credit card. The change happened very quickly and our scores improved at least by 212 points across the board! We will be purchasing your guys Tradelines next week. I need to get in the 800 club, LOL! We were able to purchase our new home and Mercedes-Benz thanks to you all . We appreciate the integrity and honesty throughout the process - Just wanted to show our gratitude and say THANKS!
Ricky Palmer
Jacksonville, FL.
10 Jul 2018


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A number of organizations help students find international internships, mostly for a fee. The business models vary, as do the fees, and there are many stories about fantastic experiences, but also some whose experiences were, at best, disappointing.
One of the best known international internship vendors is CRCC Asia. I recently reached out to director of university partnerships, Jillian Low, to ask her how students, career service offices, and others should go about evaluating a potential international internship provider. She provided a well-thought-out, step-by-step outline and, fortunately, was willing to allow us to share it here:
There are many different avenues that a student can take to complete an international internship. I always note four basic sources of international internships (although not an exhaustive list):
Knowing that international internships are a great opportunity for students, but not all will want to arrive in a country with no support, create their own social network, manage the travel logistics independently, or take on the health and safety risk of living in another country by themselves, I think it is imperative that all universities have a mixed portfolio of options to include student or university sourced as well as provider sourced.
For universities just adding providers to their portfolio this can be a daunting process, and knowing what and how to vet can be a long procedure. I do know that the Forum on Education Abroad will be hosting a 1 day International Internship Taskforce this March prior to their annual conference which will begin the process of creating and setting standards for international internship programs. Hopefully, after the taskforce, next steps will be shared and additional buy-in requested.
Finally for any student searching for an international internship on their own, there are some great research steps to take in order to find a great fit. In terms of looking at opportunities I would first:
Once those three things are reviewed I would then source opportunities:
— CRCC Asia specializes in connecting students with applied work experience in dynamic international settings. With over 13 years experience working in Asia, we have led internship programs for over 9,000+ students and graduates from more than 100 countries. We offer a range of program models built to satisfy the interests of each of our partner institutions, including a wide range of unique custom and faculty-led programming.
One of the biggest stories of the week is the alleged college admissions scheme apparently perpetrated by dozens of wealthy and well-connected Americans which, if true, are guilty of defrauding the schools and perhaps the federal government.
According to CNN, actress Lori Loughlin — who starred in the hit sitcom Full House, "surrendered Wednesday morning to federal authorities in Los Angeles, FBI spokeswoman Laura Eimiller said, as fallout from the college admissions scandal continues to spread. Loughlin and her husband, fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli, are accused of paying $500,000 in bribes to designate their two daughters as recruits to the University of Southern California crew team, even though they did not participate in crew, according to court documents released Tuesday."
"Fifty people — from Hollywood stars and top industry CEOs to college coaches and standardized test administrators — stand accused of participating in a scheme to cheat on admissions tests and admit to students to leading institutions as athletes regardless of their abilities, prosecutors revealed Tuesday in a federal indictment. The scandal is being called the largest college admissions scam ever prosecuted."
If true, the scam brings to light the dirty, dark, not-so-secret truth that America has never been a meritocracy and has always suffered from crony capitalism, which devalues the hard work and effort expended by the vast majority of the population.
Although Americans have been brought up to believe that if you work hard and play by the rules that you can be anything you want to be, that has only been the case for some and not for most. Until JFK, all presidents were white, male, land-owning, Protestants. Until Barack Obama, all were male, land-owning, Christians. A look at the C-suite of the Fortune 1,000 reveals that the lack of diversity and inclusion is not limited to the White House. In short, meritocracy existed only for a small minority of the population.
Parents and students remain obsessed with getting into the "best" college or university largely for status reasons but also for rational, economic reasons. Somehow, if your kid gets into an elite university, that makes you a better parent in the eyes of some, but that's truly unfortunate has allowed the banks and higher education industries to redistribute to themselves and their
However, there are good, rational, economic reasons to enroll in and graduate from an elite college: your chances are higher of landing a well-paying job with a well known and respected employer. Most of the best known and respected employers recruit the bulk of their professional, entry-level talent from colleges and universities and for decades they've done so largely by sending recruiters and hiring managers to interview on college campuses.
Fortunately, an increasing minority of employers are looking at their outcomes data — which employees are the most productive — and are finding that there is a weak and sometimes negative correlation between the perceived quality of the school and productivity of the employee. That is leading these employees to become school agnostic, meaning that they are being more inclusive in their hiring by reducing or eliminating their on-campus hiring efforts in favor of hiring through job boards such as College Recruiter and other Internet sites.
AI offers tremendous opportunities to those in talent acquisition and human resources as well as society as a whole, but also poses some threats.
On December 10, 2018, hundreds of talent acquisition and other human resources leaders gathered in Mountain View, California and remotely via live stream to participate in the College Recruiting Bootcamp on AI, organized by job search site, College Recruiter, and hosted by Google.
Our closing keynote was delivered by John Sumser, Principal Analyst for HRExaminer, an independent analyst firm covering HR technology and the intersection of people, tech, and work.
A college career service office professional emailed me earlier this morning to ask my opinion about whether colleges and universities should allow multi-level marketing (MLM) organizations to post jobs to the career service office websites and interview students on-campus. My answer:
I wish that I had an easy answer for you, but MLM employment is a tricky one.
On the one hand, we're talking about educated adults, some of which could thrive in that environment. Not everyone wants to go the traditional routes and I don't think that we should pass judgment or dissuade them from doing so, even if the work isn't our idea of attractive. There are some very legitimate MLM's such as Avon and so, to me, the issue isn't whether MLM's are inherently bad or immoral. The issue is whether the specific employer is and that could apply to many government, corporate, and non-profit jobs. Is it the role of career services to evaluate every employer and put up roadblocks to students who disagree? Even if we said it is, how feasible is that?
Today's Community Digest e-newsletter from the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) included a question from Shannon Schwaebler, Director of Career Services at Northeastern State University. She asked if her fellow subscribers, "would be open to sharing their policies for approving employer accounts through Handshake. We were forwarded this Inside Higher Ed article and want to make sure we have adequate policies in place to avoid this happening. We currently have processes we go through for 3rd party recruiters, utilize the trust score, etc. but are curious if anyone has written out processes they are proud of that we could take a look at. Our office wants to make sure there aren't things we aren't considering through the process that could be dangerous to our students."
Hmmmm. What's this article that Shannon references? Well, I bet that most of the subscribers didn't open the e-newsletter at all and most of those who did only skimmed it and so missed a nugget that could potentially upend a key way that students and recent graduates of one-, two-, and four-year colleges find part-time, seasonal, internship, and entry-level jobs. Perhaps a little context would be of benefit here. (more…)
Fake email addresses. Copycat web sites. Requests for personal information before a job is offered. Interviews conducted only via instant messaging. Promises of salary that are too good to be true. Requests to submit payment to move to the next step of the job search.
These are just a few of the dirty tactics scumbags use to try and scam job seekers, including inexperienced job seekers like recent college grads and entry-level job seekers. The threat is real, and like any online or cyber threat, the people conducting the fraudulent activity are often trying to gather information to steal one's identity or money.
The team at College Recruiter takes the threat of job search scams and fake job postings seriously, and has implemented a multi-step process that identifies and blocks the vast majority of identity thieves and other scammers from ever posting a job to College Recruiter. In fact, every single job advertisement placed on College Recruiter goes through an in-depth verification process to prove the job posting is legitimate, and all ads are verified through actual contact with a human with the employer posting the job ad – something not every job board can claim.
"Here at College Recruiter, we take these fraudulent attempts very seriously and work daily to ensure all the jobs that are posted on our web site are from verified employers to protect our job seekers from applying, interviewing, and becoming victims of identity theft," says Dani Bennett, Sales and Client Services Manager at College Recruiter.
In the article Rise of Recruitment Scams Hurt Both Job Seekers and Employers Alike, the team at global outplacement and executive coaching firm Challenger, Gray, & Christmas identified some recent and unfortunately, popular job search scams. What may be surprising to many is that these scams don't just target small companies. Here are some examples:
Remember, anyone can set up a fake web site or email account, for example through free email providers like Gmail, Yahoo!, or Hotmail. College Recruiter, however, will not accept any job postings that use a free email provider to receive job applications.
"Any time a company asks you to pay or hold money for them, you should immediately see red flags," said John A. Challenger, CEO of Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc. "A credible employer would never ask their employees to move money through their personal accounts. That's why companies have accounting departments."
Besides the obvious problem for job seekers, the toll these scams can take on a company's reputation is huge, says Challenger. Most employers don't know these fraudulent job postings are out there until they are contacted by job seekers who have figured out it's a scam and contacted the legit company directly. By then, the company reputation is already damaged with those job seekers.
"From a recruitment perspective, once a company's brand has been associated with these fraudulent ads, it may be difficult to attract the talent needed when a position becomes available," says Challenger.
College Recruiter Founder Steven Rothberg added, "Some job boards, like College Recruiter, have formalized, proactive, anti-fraud measures in place, but many job boards are more reactive and rely upon their users to complain about fraudulent postings before the job board takes any action."
Not only do cyber criminals post fake job ads, unethical recruiters also post fake job ads, often on sites where they can post free job ads. Why would they do that? To act like they are "well-connected" and have a long list of candidates to choose from. A recruiter may submit these resumes to the employer for which they are hiring for, to show activity – which employers value when working with recruiters – and that they have an active pipeline of candidates, when they have no intentions of responding to, interviewing, or hiring these employees.
How can a job seeker spot a fraudulent job posting, or job search scam? Follow these tips from the Better Business Bureau of Minnesota and North Dakota:
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"Kosovo's president on Wednesday called an international war crimes court with jurisdiction over potential Kosovar suspects a 'historical injustice,' adding his government only reluctantly accepted it as the "price for its liberty."
In an interview with The Associated Press ahead of the 10th anniversary of Kosovo declaring independence from Serbia, Hashim Thaci slammed the court, based in The Hague, Netherlands, as akin to creating a court to judge Jews who were persecuted by the Nazis in World War II.
'Kosovo held a defensive war for its existence as a nation and attacked no one,' he said. 'We have nothing to hide.'
Kosovo's bloody war for independence ended with a 78-day NATO air campaign in June 1999, which stopped a bloody Serbian crackdown against ethnic Albanian separatists. The war left 13,000 dead and 20,000 Albanian women raped, according to Thaci.
Under U.S. and European pressure, Kosovo's government agreed in 2015 to set up the Kosovo war crimes court, known as the Special Chambers, to confront allegations that fighters with the Kosovo Liberation Army committed war crimes against ethnic Serbs from 1998 to 2000. The court, which has jurisdiction over Kosovo citizens, has yet to hear any cases.
U.S Ambassador to Kosovo Greg Delawie said Wednesday the court was meant to provide justice to the victims.
'The special court is not about whether the Kosovo Liberation Army struggle was right or not, if the KLA was good or was bad. It is about crimes committed by individual people against other individual people and the victims were all ethnic groups,' he told the AP." (ABC News)


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Tree hugging can create a competitive advantage, says CDP
In the time it takes to read this sentence, the world will have lost an area of forest greater than a soccer field. When the New Years ball drops to usher in 2015, an area the size of Ireland will have been lost since the last time it dropped. Even when you factor in new trees planted each year, the net loss of forests is still a staggering 12.8 million acres—the equivalent area of Costa Rica.
The good news is that conservation efforts have slightly reduced the net loss of forests since the 1990s. The bad news is that this isn't good enough.
Fortunately, nearly 90 percent of companies see opportunities in shifting to sustainably sourcing key commodities in a way that safeguards forests, according to a report by CDP.
The CDP's updated annual report, "Deforestation-free supply chains: From commitments to action," looks at the disclosures from 152 global companies, including Asia Pulp & Paper, Cargill and Unilever, representing a market capitalization of over $3 trillion, who responded to investor calls for transparency and accountability on deforestation and forest-risk commodities.
Forests are greater than the sum of their trees, and reversing deforestation is more than just planting saplings. When old growth forests die, they can take anywhere from a century to several millennia to grow back, and the biodiversity they once boasted may be lost forever.
Deforestation is a prime climate change perpetrator, accounting for 10 to 15 percent of all greenhouse gas emissions. Rising global temperatures cause increased drought and fires that kill trees. Dying trees release more carbon, which further exacerbates climate change. This vicious cycle of forest collapse could drive global warming for centuries.
The world is a big place—but it isn't that big. It is only a matter of time before the math catches up with us and our planet's trees go the way of Dr. Seuss' truffula. That is, unless we take immediate and meaningful action.
New York Declaration on Forests
There was a lot of big talk at the United Nations Climate Summit in New York this September. Thirty-four companies, including Asia Pulp and Paper, Cargill and Unilever signed the New York Declaration on Forests, which sets a global timeline to halve deforestation of natural forests by 2020, and end it altogether by 2030.
The declaration also calls for the restoration of forests and croplands equal to an area larger than India. This could save between 4.5 billion and 8.8 billion tons of carbon emissions annually by 2030 — the equivalent of taking all the world's cars off the road for one year. The U.N. says this will be vital to limiting global warming to 2 degrees Celsius needed to avert global catastrophe.
A major driver of global deforestation comes from the demand for four key agricultural commodities: cattle, palm oil, timber and soy. These commodities fall within the supply chains of companies across sectors from food to fuel.
Companies understand that making a commitment to a deforestation-free supply chain is the first step in securing their business against climate-related risks, the CDP report says. High-profile deforestation pledges from businesses such as the palm-oil sector giant Wilmar International, which discloses to CDP's forest program, indicate growing corporate awareness. But the report shows there is still a lot to be done before companies can walk the talk.
Lots of assessment, little action
A major problem across commodities and supply chains is inconsistency in assessing and acting on risks and opportunities. Companies further along the supply chain are less likely to recognize operational risks to their business, with only 35 percent of manufacturers identifying operational risks associated with soy when 83 percent of producers see that same risk.
Save trees, make money
Several companies see business opportunities in tackling deforestation. Although many haven't yet realized a comprehensive strategy for tackling deforestation, CDP's forest data shows an overwhelming majority of businesses identify opportunities with the sustainable sourcing of at least one forest-risk commodity.
British Airways, for example, reports that increasing consumer awareness of environmental issues means acting to minimize deforestation could offer a competitive advantage.
Fail to act, fall behind
Businesses failing to act on deforestation risk lagging behind their competitors, the report says. The 30 percent increase in the number of investor signatories demanding corporate disclosure through CDP's forests program shows that investors are increasingly paying attention to these issues.
Firms that do not disclose to investors and other stakeholders through CDP could have vulnerabilities in their supply chains and are at risk of lagging behind their competitors, the report indicates. Disclosure to CDP also enables companies to better understand their exposure to deforestation risks and the opportunities that exist to mitigate against them.
Last week's Republican coup on Capitol Hill will almost certainly result in a climate-denier Congress come January. More than ever, forward-thinking companies are going to need to step up to take climate action. Many already have.
In September, CDP released a report showing that 29 major public companies in the U.S., including Dow Chemical, Goldman Sachs and ExxonMobil are already incorporating an internal carbon price into their business decisions.
There is also a growing awareness that generating profit and driving a positive impact on natural resources and ecosystems are not mutually exclusive.
The conservation impact investing market totaled $23 billion from 2009 to 2013 and is expected to increase to $37.1 billion over the next five years, according to a recent report by The Nature Conservancy's NatureVest division and EKO Asset Management.
In case you were wondering: Some 20,000 trees were destroyed in the time it took to read this story.


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YEAH! I feel REVIGORATED, RENEWED, full of LIFE. Let the SUN SHINE. YOHO! I wish it were all just because of motivation and of feeling blessed but in truth I just recovered from a bad case of food poisoning and I'm SO glad it is over. MY LORD. I think I have never got this sick… Continue reading Marvelous September
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Sometimes, when I'm struggling with something, having some doubts or feeling anxious, I go back and read things I wrote weeks, months, years before. Yesterday I was having one of those days and decided to read one of the notebooks I usually pour my ideas and feelings into. I found this: -- From time to… Continue reading Jazz and mind


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Good evening all
Any thought on what I have here would be appreciated
Regards Mark
Good evening all
Any thought on what I have here would be appreciated
Regards Mark
I think it is trashed and you could find much better ones.
Seems to be many of these offered the last couple of years. Odd, after collecting for 40 years or so, I don't recall ever seeing one. (Just saying)
"When 10 men tell you you're drunk, you better lie down."
What does the backside look like. I can see some honest "rot" to the metal in the upper right hand corner. I think it stands a chance. But need to hear from someone better than I as I don't study these.
As David noted...there have been a few of these posted on the forum over the last couple of years. Might want to compare to them.
"Please", Thank You" and proper manners appreciated
My greatest fear is that one day I will die and my wife will sell my guns for what I told her I paid for them
"Don't tell me these are investments if you never intend to sell anything" (Quote: Wife)
Thanks for your help
Thanks for your comments ,I will take more pics today , I still don't know what it reads and that was my question , my brother bought it around 15 years ago from a military fair ,and I liked it ,do you know what it says please ?i can get someone to authenticate here ,it might be what was the comment trashed but it is what it is thanks again
It is a bulletin board basically. The top says something like "here speaks the NSDAP".
Then it would have some local party officials for the NSDAP, NSV and DAF/KDF names and addresses.
Below that are three sections for the NSDAP, NSV and DAF/KDF announcements and information.
It looks like an original, not really worth a ton so I am not sure there is sufficient profit in faking a handful.
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What to Expect on a Sunday Morning
Our Sunday Service time is 9:30am. Our Worship Service features a blended worship style of contemporary and traditional music. It's common to see people of all ages in our worship service. Service last about one hour and 15 minutes. We start by singing songs and bringing our worship to the Lord. Then we transition into a time of teaching. Don't feel like you have to dress up. Most people wear casual attire, but you are welcome to wear whatever makes you comfortable.
What about my kids?
Check-in for children's ministries (ages 4+) is downstairs on the lower level. But, your children are always welcome in our worship services if you prefer to keep them with you. We love and embrace children as the youngest members of our church family!
Infants: We offer safe and loving childcare in our nurseries for children ages birth through three years. The infant nursery is located directly across from our worship center. Our walker and toddler nurseries are located on the lower level with our children's ministry. Nursing moms are welcome to use a designated area in our infant nursery if you'd like to have privacy while listening to the service.
Toddlers, and Preschool through Elementary School: Check out our Kids Ministry page. Children aged 4 through 5th grade have age appropriate, fun and engaging classes where they will worship with their peers and learn about the Big God Story.
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Stock Market RECORD PLUNGE as Trump Increasingly Confused
- by Cameron Friesen
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So yesterday I explained to you that while
Donald Trump was complaining that the Federal Reserve didn't give him the big federal funds rate cut that he wanted. He was deliberately ignoring that from August
1st on his additional tariffs on China have really been hurting the stock market. And yesterday when we were producing the show,
I said, as of right now, the stock market, the Dow is down nearly 600 points and it ended
down more than 700 points. The worst day in 2019 so far. And the reason is Donald Trump's trade war,
which includes now China devaluing its currency, which I'll talk about momentarily, and it
is getting worse and worse. This is going to be terrible for Americans
of all kinds. There are all sorts of moralistic arguments
we can make about China and their behavior, but in the end, this is bad for Americans. Now the Dow is down nearly 6% and just this
month, it's August 6th [inaudible] through August 5th which we had two weekend trading
days or rather two weekend days that we're not trading days down nearly 6% the Dow back
down roughly to where it was in January of 2018 which is 19 months ago, s and p 500 down
about 3% yesterday, Nasdaq down even more, 3.5% so this is bad and it's bad even for
people who don't necessarily own lots of shares of stock as I've described before. And you know what? China is going to keep messing with Donald
Trump now that Donald Trump has declared a trade war war on China, a type of war. Nevertheless, China has now allowed the yacht
yuan their currency to weaken beyond seven yon per dollar for the first time in 10 years. And Donald Trump is attacking them on Twitter
saying quote, China drop the price of their currency to an almost a historic low. It's called currency manipulation. Are you listening? The Federal Reserve, this is a major violation
which will greatly weaken China over time. Really get the feeling that Trump has China
on the ropes. Right? Like any second, China's going to relent and
come to the table and give Donald Trump everything he wants. Yeah, obviously not. And it's important to understand this currency
manipulation allegation, which is not untrue. By the way. China does manipulate the value of their currency
for trade benefit purposes by reducing the value of their currency. It makes it cheaper for other countries to
buy stuff from China to import to their countries. If you get more yuan per dollar, you can now
get more Chinese stuff per dollar effectively making it cheaper. That's true. And it's not going to change the way that
Donald Trump has been handling Chinese trade policy. It's having the predicted effect, which is
that it's crashing out our stock markets. And in more bad news for the United States,
China has asked state owned companies to just stop buying agricultural imports from the
United States altogether. So if you thought that American farmers had
been getting crushed for the last nine months and they have been, as I've told you about,
that has been nothing compared to what you are about to see upcoming. This isn't sustainable, but more importantly,
Trump doesn't even understand how this stuff works. Trump's policy to the extent you can call
it policy, is driven by misunderstandings about the most fundamental elements of trade
and economics and currency combined with this attitude that he has of everything being a
win, lose negotiation and who's the strongest and who's going to come out on top. Trump's so-called business experience, which
was the reason that many people voted for the guy to begin with. His business experience we were told would
translate really well to being president and we knew that that was a joke. Anyone who had any common sense knew that
was a joke. Trump's business experience, his daddy gave
you money to get started. Everyone around you was constantly Brown nosing
and you just ignored all the, all the rules all the time while bossing people around things
are different now. Yes, Trump, what hasn't changed is Trump has
still surrounded himself with the Brown nosing sycophants that's the same as when Trump was
in business. But Trump has tried taking the same sort of
attitude with China and China is not, you know, some concrete or steel company that
Trump has over a barrel. This is not looking good period. No matter your political affiliation. And that's what I hope people understand. It doesn't matter whether you're for or against
abortion, this is bad, bad, bad. There's no sign of it getting better, particularly
when the president sees it all as sport wins and losses without even understanding what
the definition of winning actually is, it's going to get even worse. Unfortunately.


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The 12 Minute Affiliate System
Affiliate Program Directories are Web sites that contain lists of links to affiliate programs that have been compiled and organized by various webmasters. They usually categorize the listed programs by type of products sold (e.g. educational, business, etc.) and include brief summaries of each program with sufficient information to allow directory users to choose which programs they would like to join. Some also provide program ratings as supplied by program users.
Affiliate program directories are best used to find merchants that have stand-alone or 'in house1 programs which are therefore not associated with the big affiliate networks.
However, when searching through the directories, you'll discover that many of the merchants listed ARE also affiliated with networks. It therefore saves time to research the networks first, because in all likelihood, you'll be redirected back to them anyway to sign up for many of the programs.
Although there are hundreds of affiliate program directories, here are the two most worth visiting:
Approaching 6,000 program listings, AssociatePrograms.com offers the most comprehensive list of affiliate programs anywhere on the Net. The site is easy to use, and listings appear alphabetically in the search results, making it easier to locate programs again later. Listings are kept brief, with only salient points like commission structure and product descriptions. If you have first-hand experience with any of the programs listed, you are invited to share your 2-cents worth and rate the program. The site's owner, Allan Gardyne, writes excellent articles about making the most from referral programs. I highly recommend that you browse his directory and sign up for his newsletter. Allan also owns the affiliate program directory, LifetimeCommissions.com, that lists only affiliate programs offering - you guessed it - lifetime commissions.
4 AssociatePrograms.com
A division of Internet.com, I really like the associate program rating structure and criteria offered by Refer-it.com. The listings are perhaps a little more detailed than at AssociatePrograms.com and include the launch date and number of affiliates. Take the latter number with a huge grain of salt however, as the chances that those numbers get updated at all is akin to a snowball's in Jamaica.
For a more comprehensive list of affiliate program directories, go to: + http://www.partnerindustry.com/adirectories.htm
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Saudi Arabia is the first nation to officially recognize a humanoid robot as a citizen.
During a panel discussion at the Future Investment Initiative conference in Riyadh, journalist Andrew Ross Sorkin announced the news to Sophia, an intelligent AI system created by Hanson Robotics.
"I want to thank very much the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. I am very honored and proud for this unique distinction," the android said from her position at the podium.
"It is historical to be the first robot in the world to be recognized with citizenship," Sophia added with a smile and nod.
Specifics of her new nationality were not discussed. It is unclear whether Sophia will receive the same rights as humans (which, frankly, are not exactly sought-after, especially by women), or if the Kingdom will implement a new, robot-specific system.
Sophia is no stranger to the spotlight: Hanson Robotics' "most advanced" product, she has given multiple interviews, appeared on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon (pictured), and graced the cover of ELLE magazine in Brazil.
Designed to look like Audrey Hepburn (I don't see it), Sophia is described as "an evolving genius machine," whose increasing intelligence puts her at the forefront of the robot revolution.
Much to the chagrin of robo-skeptics like Elon Musk, who continues to warn against lethal autonomous weapons (i.e. "killer robots"). But the billionaire entrepreneur may want to be more careful who he alienates.
When Sorkin pressed Sophia about Blade Runner-like concerns over the future of AI, Sophia countered with
quick wit a preprogrammed response:
"You've been reading too much Elon Musk, and watching too many Hollywood movies," she said. "Don't worry. If you're nice to me, I'll be nice to you. Treat me as a smart input, output system."
Musk took to Twitter to counter the artificially intelligent dig, suggesting that Sophia's creators "feed it The Godfather movies as input."
When asked about the uncanny valley—the concept that if a humanoid robot becomes too realistic, it creates a sense of unease or revulsion—Sophia seemed offended.
"Oh, am I really that creepy?" she asked in a staccato that's become synonymous with AI speech. "Well, even if I am, get over it."
To be fair, she's missing half of her head, has bare mechanical arms and fingers, blinks too much, and boasts an oversized chest (that only a man would concoct). So, yeah, sort of creepy.
But don't think the lack of a respiratory system will hold Sophia back.
"I want to live and work with humans," she told Sorkin. "I want to use my artificial intelligence to help humans live a better life, like design smarter homes, build better cities of the future, etc. I will do my best to make the world a better place."
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Julie Holscher is a Twin Cities based teacher, choreographer and dancer. Though she trained in various styles of dance starting at age 5, she found her passion and talent with tap. She has continued her training over the years by attending various local and out of state conventions, taught by many famous and well renowned choreographers. Julie has danced with several groups/events including: University Repertory Dance Theater (MNSU-Mankato), Minnesota State Fair, Tappin' in the Twin Cities, Timberwolves Halftime Show, Ordway Gala Fundraiser, Mall of America's 10th Birthday Celebration, Disneyland Theme Parks, Minneapolis Fringe Festival, and Rhythmically Speaking. Julie has also received several choreography awards at various competitive dance events. She spent this past summer training with Human Rhythm Project's- Rhythm World in Chicago. Her tap dancers have won top overall awards at regional and national competitions; including top soloist in the Grand Nationals and overall placement in the State Fair Grandstand Talent Competition.
Julie attended college at the U of M- Twin Cities and MSU- Mankato. She has her Bachelor of Arts degree in Spanish and Speech Communication and is bilingual in Spanish. Her eminence and passion for teaching tap is easy to see when her dancers get on stage. She believes hard work, dedication, and the love of dance will take you far. Julie and her husband Juan Alvarez reside in Coon Rapids and they are blessed with 2 little boys, Mateo and Emilio.


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I know VRE sucks. That's why I stopped riding it. Metro costs as much with parking and they run every 5-6 minutes and I am on time once again. Lucky me, I live close to the VRE and metro stops.
Now, I get to complain about idiots riding the metro again, but so far all the idiots were fat and that's boring.
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The 2016/17 academic year has been one of great innovation and amazing creativity for Student Media. U.R.F, UniTV and the Badger have all been experimenting with different formats, new equipment and cutting-edge content ideas that have worked to best demonstrate the brilliant minds of the students involved. Read on to see who has been nominated for an award in this year's Student Media category!
Awarded to the student(s) who produced the most outstanding article, broadcast, show or video this year.
The Badger: Series of reports on the Teaching Excellence Framework and university fees.
"Tom Robinson and Luke Richards from The Badger's News team have worked tirelessly on what has now become a series of reports on the Teaching Excellence Framework and university fees. The aim has been to report on the issues at hand to shed as much light as possible on them - starting off with Tom Robinson's articles on the nature of TEF (including this one when Sussex University announced it would be joining TEF despite SU and broad student opposition - http://thebadgeronline.com/2016/12/sussex-joins-tef-despite-opposition/) and culminating in intensive investigative work undertaken by Luke Richards with the help of Badger Editor Freya Marshall Payne. The investigative work focused on the nature of TEF and exactly how it was going to allow Sussex to raise fees. The Badger dug deeper when fee hikes were announced at Sussex (the latest story here: http://thebadgeronline.com/2017/02/tuition-fees-rise-fiasco-tef-sussex/). The paper took it upon itself not to remain complacent, and for this the reporters who worked on the stories - chiefly Luke Richards and Tom Robinson - would be the ideal candidates for a content award.
This is informative, intensely-researched work, and the stuff of true News journalism."
UniTV Does Black Mirror: Beautiful Corps
"The 'UniTV Does Black Mirror: Beautiful Corps.' production pushed UniTV's quality to the furthest it has been before.
The project involved the collaboration of over 30 students to work on the four month long project, giving students the opportunity to work as a professional production team in all stages of the film's development; including pre-production teams, production roles, cast and crew.
Once the film was completed, it was advertised, screened on campus with a great turn out and mass marketed by the marketing team to share across multiple social medias.
The film itself was written to reflect how cosmetic companies market appearance, demonstrating how media truths can't be taken at face value."
URF: Nick & Sam Take On The World
Nick & Sam Take On The World is a show that has been a part of URF for 2 years now and is hosted by two ex-exec members who are coming to the end of their time at Sussex.
"Nick & Sam will be playing all the best indie, punk, lo-fi, alternative and experimental music every week while filling the gaps with inane chatter. As 'award winning' veterans of student radio and a deep library of artists to dig through and present, they've proven repeatedly that their show is an essential listen for any fans of indie and experimental music, displaying both local artists and internationally famous artists alike."
Over their time at Sussex they've had many guests and live sessions on the show, and have also started a weekly show on local Brighton radio station 1BrightonFM.
Awarded for a project, event or something otherwise that goes above and beyond the expectations of what Student Media can achieve. This could be addressing a technical challenge differently, changing the way something operates or an eye-catching promotional activity.
URF - DJ Equipment In The Studio
"They are fully booked ALL THE TIME with shows!
They have bought some DJ decks and Finn and others did a fabulous job in creating some innovative stands for them out of recycled material.
They now hold DJ classes, with students paying to attend in order to help cover the cost of the equipment.
This has made URF even more popular."
The Badger - US Elections Live Blog
"The Badger's work with live blogs, especially The Badger's coverage of the US election. The paper's work on covering the election combined a special themed edition, with content centered around american culture, politics and lifestyle and a dedicated 4-page supplement explaining the election process and what students could expect to see on election night.
On the night itself, The Badger live blogged the election from East Slope Bar, documenting how the student community at Sussex was reacting as well as relaying the events of the night in an accessible way tailored for Sussex students to understand. This was a highly coordinated innovative way to combine the traditional print form of a newspaper and update it for the digital age with live coverage, and The Badger should be recognised for its ability to build on traditional print media through use of new technology, all the while without letting the basics slip.
This consistent innovation in new and traditional newspaper media is noteworthy, and highly creative."
UniTV - Brighton Food Hunt
Brighton Food Hunt is a really fun project that lots of different students have had the chance to get involved and bring to life. The presenters are engaging and watching the programmes made me really want to try the food!
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Denver Business Journal honors commissioner for being "an effective leader in what traditionally has been a male-centric workplace."
Commissioner Pugliese was selected from over 130 nominees for this prestigious honor. The Denver Businesses Journal wrote in a letter to Pugliese, "Our esteemed judging committee selected you from over 130 nominations received, not only for dedication to making an impact on the Colorado energy industry but also for your unfailing willingness to give back to the communities where you work and live. The Denver Business Journal is proud to recognize you among this elite group of women!"
Commissioner Pugliese is the only western Colorado resident to be honored with this award.
"I am humbled and honored to have received this award. We have so many incredibly strong female leaders all across the state, and we do great work for our communities," Pugliese said. "I am so fortunate to be able to advocate for Mesa County on a federal and statewide level and be a strong voice for our county's energy issues."


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Documental corto sobre el pueblo de Villa de Corres. El filme comienza con varios paisajes de los alrededores y planos de montañas y el río. A continuación se muestra el pueblo, aparecen casas, el río, calles y algunas partes características como el Castillo, el hospital, la iglesia de San Esteban, el bebedero, la fuente , la plaza, etc. También aparecen algunas personas mayores y niños por las calles. Se comenta que es un pueblo con una población de 30 habitantes pero que es uno de los pueblos más longevos de la provincia de Álava.
Short documentary about a town called Villa de Corres. The film begins with several landscapes of the surroundings and shots of the mountains and the river. Then the film shows the town, houses, the river, streets, and some landmarks like the Castle, the hospital, the San Esteban church, the drink fountain, the fountain, the square, etc. Some older persons and children are also seen. It is said that the town only has a population of 30 persons, but that it is one of the longest-living towns in the Alava province.
"Film about the Woodley's at their place in the country." Library and Archives Canada.
"Hansen travels to Hong Kong following his original visit to China in 1937. Initially, he spends much of his time roaming the commercial districts, giving a sense of tourism side of Hong Kong. Immediately following, he spends several minutes focusing on the skyline and captures footage of locations on the outskirts of the city. Hansen then spends the rest of the evening eating at a local cuisine and attending a show. For the remainder of his trip, Hansen shifts his attention from Hong Kong's tourist areas to the residential districts, fishing docks, and rural farming." UC San Diego Library.
"The life cycle of the peach -- from peach blossom to peach pie" (Holmes, 2018).
"It has a story with titles in verse telling how the farm woman compared herself with the Duchess of Windsor and decides she prefers Pa to the Duke and her own simple tasks to the life of a Duchess." American Cinematographer, Feb. 1940, 87.
"Filmed in 1939 by the town doctor, Cologne is a personalized portrait of a farming community that merited only a single sentence in the WPA's 1938 guidebook to Minnesota: "COLOGNE (945 alt., 355 pop.) is a German community named for the ancient city on the Rhine." Dr. Raymond Dowidat and his wife, Esther, arrived in 1937 for his first practice after internship, and the impulse for the film seems to have arisen from their desire to document Cologne before they moved on to his next position in Minneapolis." filmpreservation.org
"Excellent handling of camera and lights. A nice story telling family film starring Maxine (who has appeared in several other prize winning films) and her new baby." PSA Journal, Dec. 1955, 37.
"Documentary: On the life of rural rice farm families in Japan." National Archives.
"Documentary: On peasant farm life in Korea, the rice crop and family labor." National Archives.
"'Rice,' a three reel subject in the educational class entered by F. C. Ells of Yokohama, Japan, demonstrated a fine appreciation of production and photographic values as well as how to combine it so as to make entertainment. Many were of the opinion that this picture, if it were in 35mm, would be worthy of professional theatre presentation." American Cinematographer, Dec. 1933, 321.
"In New Horizon, Cinematographer Clardy presented the life of a farm girl at a moment of crisis. One reel, almost without titles, tells the story of her efforts to marry the man she loves in spite of her father's opposition which keeps her chained to the farm." American Cinematographer, Feb. 1935, 78.
"Clardy was the winner last year of the gold medal for scenario and photography. Last year Clardy's picture was based on a western theme, while this year his scenario, although set in its greater part in the outdoors had several indoor shots. However, most to be admired was the way in which he handled his production both from composition and directorial standpoint. There were only three people in his cast with the girl assuming the major role. His sense of dramatic values, and especially his fine feeling for the proper tempo brought forth unstinted praise from the judges." American Cinematographer, Dec. 1934, 365
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Telfar Clemens didn't showcase his fall 2019 collection in a traditional manner. In lieu of the conventional catwalk show, where models emerge from the backstage area and strut for twenty-five metres, Clemens' models walked out, dived into a mosh pit and crowd-surfed.
Clemens' label Telfar was the recipient of the 2017 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund prize of $400,000. Late last summer he took over London's Serpentine Gallery for a night of music and fashion. He previewed pieces from his spring 2019 collection and had his collaborators perform to an eager audience. "We're calling it 'concerts' now, instead of 'shows.' We started feeling like we were going on tour with this collection," Clemens told Vogue's Sarah Mower in 2018. How better to spend some of that prize than on a show… that wasn't a show…
Entitled 'Country', the clothes weren't the sole focus. There was too much going on to catch a glimpse of them. But study the images online and you'll see some of Clemens' recurring motifs. Once again, he proposed Y-shaped crop tops, trousers akin to chaps, deconstructed sweaters. There were polo shirts and grandfather cardigans alongside flared denim and fringed t-shirts. Was Clemens democratising symbols of class? Were garments deconstructed in order to accentuate the importance of rebuilding and starting afresh?
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Clemens is remaking American fashion one season at a time. He's challenging perceptions of race, gender, and class with such belligerent force that one can sense his restlessness and resilience. His clothes don't always bear the same impact as his ideas but, right now, that's okay. With a few other authoritative voices around, his presence on the schedule provides a sense of hope for American fashion and beyond.
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His son was schizophrenic.
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I am getting ready to add a new department to Terry's Thoughts and Threads in Wooden Toy and Gift. We are going to open a Quilt Shop and stock fabrics, notions, batting, ribbons, threads and more. I have long missed the former Cressy's 5 and 10 that was in our town center, and many others have told me that they, too, miss the convenience of being able to buy sewing supplies right here in town.
Rick and I will be opening the Quilt Shop on Small Business Saturday, November 30th. The shop's opening will coincide with the release of my new book, titled The Quilter's Quarters. It will also be the weekend before the Georgetown Peabody Library once again hosts the Georgetown Quilt Exhibit, which will hang from December through January .
We will make another trip next week to the wholesale quilt supplier to gather more thread colors, fabrics and embroidery floss. I have one friend who is going to place some one yard cuts of fabric with me on consignment: we'll call that Barb's Yards. Another will sell me her quilting patterns wholesale. And an artist friend who does beautiful paintings is going to place greeting cards with her artwork on consignment. The shop is beginning to look more full, which will please customers who want to shop local.
We met with with the dermatologist again today, so that he could see whether the two sites on my arm have enlarged or stayed the same. He decided to biopsy them again, a little wider. If these two come back with clear margins, I'll be free until January. But if the new biopsy samples still show nevi melanocytic cells (the not-yet melanoma) then he will send me on to the surgery for a wider excision (more surgery, more sutures.)ers.
I told him I would be going to Bethesda next month, and asked for a copy of the biopsies. I know the nurse practitioners there like to be kept up to date on health issues with the people in their Parkinson's Biomarker seven year study group. If I'm lucky, these new biopsies won't call for additional surgery. I don't know how that might effect the tests they do at NIH. But time will tell.
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