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BOSTON, Mass, February 10, 2015 – Bullhorn®, the fast-growing provider of cloud-based customer relationship management (CRM) software for the staffing, recruiting, and services industries, today announced the release of its 2015 North American Staffing and Recruiting Trends Report, titled "Revving the Engine," which found that 77 percent of staffing firms met or exceeded revenue goals in 2014. Overall, the report showed steady growth and suggests cautious optimism for the immediate future of the recruiting industry.
Compared to last year's report, data remained consistent in areas such as overall revenue, which continued to grow at a relatively steady rate from 2013 to 2014. Revenue growth expectations also remained steady with 89 percent of respondents expressing a belief that revenue will increase in 2015, a one point improvement from the previous year.
Where metrics were not constant, they mostly improved from last year's performance and showed signs that firms are investing in future growth. For example, the percentage of firms that experienced placement growth saw significant gains, as did the percentage of those that saw increases in fill rate and hit rate. In addition, usage of Vendor Management Systems (VMS) is a growing trend which indicates that temp and contract firms are looking to invest in technology that will improve their efficiency and help them make more placements, faster.
Bullhorn's fifth annual North American Staffing and Recruiting Trends report is the result of a survey conducted among 1,285 agency recruiting professionals in December 2014. The report comprises performance benchmarks, metrics, and revenue and compensation figures broken down by firm size, recruitment type, industry, role recruited, and role of respondent. Recruiting professionals use this report to compare themselves and their firms to their peers in the recruiting industry. Download the full report for free here.
Key findings:
· Plans to hire remain healthy, with 74 percent of respondents' firms planning to increase headcount in the coming year. However, those plans are markedly different by agency size, with 65 percent of small firms planning an increase as opposed to 86 percent of firms with 11 employees or more.
· Repeat clients continue to deliver. 79 percent of respondents said that more than half of their revenue comes from repeat client business, a 7 percent increase from last year's study, a solid sign of consistency and success in the industry.
· Total placements are up. Among respondents surveyed, 77 percent said that their total placements grew, a significant improvement from 71 percent last year.
· Permanent jobs are filling faster. On average, it took staffing firms specializing in permanent jobs 23 days to fill a position, a significant drop from 32 days in 2013. Industries such as energy and healthcare contributed to this improvement, with permanent jobs in these fields taking an average of 23 days and 21 days to fill, respectively, an improvement from 36 and 39 days last year.
· Skilled IT/technical workers are in short supply. Out of all industries studied, IT/technical jobs received the fewest applications, with only 19 per job posting. Sales jobs received the most applications (an average of 33 per posting).
Link for more information:
· Download the full report for free: http://www.bullhorn.com/resources/2015-north-american-staffing-recruiting-trends/?LS=Public_Relations&LSD=NA_TrendsReport_2015
About Bullhorn
Bullhorn creates cloud-based customer relationship management (CRM) software solutions that help businesses grow faster and run more efficiently. As the global market leader in staffing and recruiting software, our innovations power the operations of fast-growing start-ups up through the world's largest staffing brands. Headquartered in Boston, with offices in St. Louis, Richmond, Vancouver, London, and Sydney, Bullhorn provides a full suite of recruitment software including an applicant tracking system, CRM system, back office solution, VMS integration, and social recruiting product. The company has more than 10,000 clients representing nearly 350,000 users across 150 countries.
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Jonathan Novich is SVP of Product and Salesforce for Bullhorn, the global leader in CRM and operations software for the recruitment industry. A staffing technology innovator, he has developed broad and deep product and technical experience consulting to staffing firms over the past 15 years. Jonathan has acted as an independent consultant for some of the largest staffing companies in the world and advised companies on acquisition targets.
At Bullhorn, he oversees product initiatives as more than 10,000 staffing companies rely on Bullhorn's cloud-based platform to drive sales, build relationships, and power their recruitment processes from end to end. He graduated with honors from Princeton University, earning a Bachelor of Science in Engineering in Computer Science and a certificate in Operations Research.
SVP, Workforce & Revenue Cloud
As Bullhorn's SVP of Workforce & Revenue Cloud, Ed drives the company's middle office strategy and overall product offering. Ed joined Bullhorn as part of the Peoplenet acquisition where he spent 7 years as the President/CEO leading up to the acquisition in late 2017. Prior to joining the Bullhorn family, Ed has spent his career designing, building and managing technology solutions for numerous Fortune 500 companies. He has been a Partner in an ERP-focused consulting firm, a CIO for a global pharmaceutical company, a supply-chain leader for a retail company and the leader of a services company from its inception to $50MM in revenue. Ed was born in Florida but has spent the last 20+ years in Atlanta, GA. Ed loves to play golf, tennis and basketball and occasionally gets out kite boarding when the wind is just right.
Ed holds a Bachelor of Science in Industrial and Systems Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology and an MBA from Goizueta Business School at Emory University.
Brian Sylvester is Bullhorn's Chief Financial Officer (CFO) with more than 15 years of financial leadership experience. Brian leads Bullhorn's financial, accounting, and legal functions. Prior to becoming CFO, Brian spent three years at Bullhorn in various finance & accounting roles. Prior to Bullhorn, Brian was Corporate Controller at Pegasystems, a global provider of business process management software where he scaled the finance organization during a period of 2.5x revenue growth. Brian began his career at PricewaterhouseCoopers in their technology audit practice.
Brian is a CPA in Massachusetts, has a Master's of Science in Accounting from Boston College and a Bachelor's of Science in Accounting from Bryant University.
SVP, Customer Success
As the Senior Vice President of Customer Success, Tamsyn leads Bullhorn's Services and Customer Success teams. She is responsible for the successful delivery of all products and services globally and is committed to creating and maintaining incredible long-term customer experiences in the Candidate to Cash process. Tamsyn has been delivering implementations for over 25 years with companies such as SAP, Ariba, Zuora and Apttus: specializing in HR, Payroll, Procurement and Quote To Cash capability. She trained as a software engineer after studying Maths, Statistics, and Computing in England.
Founder & CEO
Art Papas is the Founder and CEO of Bullhorn, Inc, the global leader in software for the staffing & recruitment industry. Art was the original architect of Bullhorn's flagship Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system, which now helps more than 8,000 companies around the world run their businesses. Art is the Chairman of the Board at Career Collaborative, an organization that teaches unemployed and underemployed adults how to build careers that change lives and strengthen families. In 2014, Ernst & Young named Art an EY Entrepreneur of the Year Award Winner in New England. Prior to starting Bullhorn, Art started his career as a software engineer at Thomson Reuters. Art is a graduate of Tufts University, holding a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics.
President and Chief Technology Officer
As President and CTO, Matt leads Bullhorn's architectural, technical, and software design and development efforts. He also directs the product management team's work defining product strategy, and global customer support and success. Since joining Bullhorn in 2004, Matt has held a variety of leadership positions managing the growth of various technical and services teams, including Vice President of Professional Services. Prior to Bullhorn, Matt worked at PricewaterhouseCoopers, specializing in systems process assurance for such companies as Fidelity and State Street Global Advisors. Matt holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance from Boston University's School of Management.
Chief Revenue Officer
As Bullhorn's Chief Revenue Officer, Mike drives the company's global revenue growth. Mike was one of the first 15 team members of Bullhorn Inc. in Boston and relocated to London in 2010 to start up the International team. In his 6 years in London, Mike drove regional expansion into the Netherlands, Germany, Singapore, and Australia. He has supplied cloud-based solutions to recruitment consultancies in over 50 different countries worldwide for the past 10 years. Mike was born and raised in the Boston-area where he grew up an avid sport fan. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Business Management from Babson College.
Chief People Officer
Kristin oversees Bullhorn's human resources function in her role as Chief People Officer. Kristin joined Bullhorn in 2020 and is responsible for helping Bullhorn scale to the next level, build leadership capacity, and accelerate growth in global markets. Kristin brings to the role over 20 years of experience leading high-potential companies through breakthrough growth and brings a depth of knowledge in organizational design, scalable processes, and flexible systems culled from some of the most successful global companies in the world. Leary joins Bullhorn from Hitachi Vantara, where she served as Chief Human Resources Officer, and before that she worked as Chief Human Resources Officer at Forcepoint, a private equity-backed company with 3,000 employees operating in more than 45 countries. She has also worked at high-growth enterprise technology companies like Alphatec Spine, Boston Scientific, and Hewlett-Packard.
Executive Vice President of Corporate Development and International
Peter oversees Bullhorn's international operations across EMEA and APAC in his role as Executive Vice President of Corporate Development and International. Peter joined Bullhorn in 2009 and was responsible for its highly successful UK launch. In addition to growing the international team to over 50 staff and establishing Bullhorn as the UK's market leading recruitment software in fewer than three years, Peter has expanded Bullhorn's reach into EMEA and APAC and achieved a user base of more than 10,000 international users. Prior to taking on the launch of Bullhorn in the UK, Peter spent 20 years working in the recruitment industry and held a number of senior director roles before moving into the technology space.
Executive Vice President of Enterprise and Salesforce
Ryan Murphy is the Executive Vice President of Enterprise and Salesforce. He began his 10-year career at Bullhorn as a finance and sales intern, affording him a 360-degree view of the software-as-a-service industry and Bullhorn's business model. Prior to his current role, Ryan served as an Enterprise Account Executive where he honed his customer-first leadership style and championed Bullhorn's offerings to its most strategic clients. Today, Murphy is charged with leading the enterprise strategy and go to market for both Bullhorn and Bullhorn for Salesforce, enabling customers to maximize their investments on both platforms and deliver an incredible experience to their customers and candidates. Ryan has a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration from Boston University.
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A Nation Enters the Inventive Age
As I was watching the President speak last night, I couldn't hep but think of Doug Pagitt's new book Church in the Inventive Age. Like Doug, the President pounded home his conviction that the world has changed and we need to adapt to it. The road ahead may be difficult to navigate, but America's history shows that we have what it takes. The key words from last night's speech are EDUCATE and INNOVATE. This is because the jobs of tomorrow, unlike the jobs of yesterday require education, and the only way we can compete with China and India is if we educate and innovate. The President noted that in proportional numbers, the US has fallen to 9th in college graduates. In terms of Internet access we're well behind a number of other countries. There is the severe problem that 25% of HS seniors fail to graduate from HS at a time when it is next to impossible to get a job without a HS diploma at the very least.
Now as I listened to the President last night I heard a sober analysis and a centrist solution. He said enough to make the partisans left and right upset. But, what I heard last night was a President who gets it. He's not the Prime Minister, who represents a Party, he's the President who represents a nation. He gave the the GOP a few bones, and said okay, now since we have divided government lets see what we can do to solve problems in a centrist mode. I'll come part way, but you have to come part way.
I heard this strongly stated in the brief but important word about Health Care. He said, you know, if there are areas that don't work, let's fix them. But let's not redo the legislation so that a person with a pre-existing condition can't get health care coverage, let's not take away the opportunity for families to cover their children as they enter the work force or continue their education. But, he made clear he would not let us slip backwards.
While the pundits were poking holes (along with some of my progressive friends), my sense is that the American people liked what they heard. And, while Paul Ryan may have made a nice defense of small government in his response, is this really what the American people want?
What the American people want is a strong, efficient, effective government that solves problems and protects us from threats both external and internal, that delivers services on time and keeps the roads fixed.
My story for a moment. I'm driving down Long Lake Road, a major thoroughfare here in Troy (in what was once a rather affluent city), and I'm amazed at all the potholes. And it's only getting worse. Is this the America we really want to live in? Yes, the deficit is a problem, but maybe we need to be willing to pay a bit more money for things. Maybe here in Michigan we could pay 10 cents a gallon more so we could have good and safe roads and bridges.
So, did I like the speech last night. Yes, I thought he did what he needed to do to reframe the debate and get us moving forward. I think he also put himself on the right path to getting re-elected, and if he does well enough Democratic senators in states leaning right might do well as well.
So, let's go out and innovate and educate! (Oh, but one thing Mr. President, while I agree we need math and science teachers, let's not forget the humanities. One of the big problems today is people don't know their history!)

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Gemma tells us why sex education should be more than a chance to mess around with cucumbers and shout out inappropriate comments
When I was at school the sex education lessons were the ones that everyone wanted to go to. I mean, we only had them once, maybe twice a year and they were always viewed as a chance to embarrass teachers, mess around with condoms and cucumbers and shout out inappropriate comments. The fact that the UK has such a high teenage pregnancy rate doesn't surprise me because, instead of listening to the dangers and risks of unprotected sex, we did all of the above.
Clearly the way in which sex education is taught needs to change. The fact that lessons are so infrequent shows to what extent it's such a low-level priority on the curriculum. Sex education is vital. It's not just educating young people about sex, it's also educating about health, relationships and emotions.
In schools, teachers who teach the subject often appear inexperienced which means we are subjected to listening to a teacher stutter and avoid eye contact. And we're expected to listen intently?
Our schools need qualified sex education teachers giving interesting lessons rather than the embarrassing, awkward encounters that we have now. Having spoken to many of my boy friends it seems that sex-education for boys is even more difficult because they don't want to ask questions.
Perhaps this lack of desire to participate is because they all want to appear to know everything about sex. How to do it, where to do it, where everything is. Well, I think that the majority of young girls out there would agree with me that the majority of young boys are not all good at sex, don't know how to do it and definitely don't know where everything is.
Home, perhaps, is a better source of sex education. But talking to a parent can be very awkward. I'm really lucky in this respect as my mum is always more than happy to talk to me about sex. When I say more than happy, I mean overly happy; asking me intimate questions about my sex life and then going on to talk about hers…with my dad.
So, there definitely needs to be a balance. Every teenager or young person needs some privacy don't they?
In many countries, sex education is clearly not working. In the UK, our teenage pregnancy rates, although at their lowest in many years, are still too high.
So how can we change this? How can we get young people to speak up more, ask questions and get involved in conversations about sex? It's got to the point where us teens need to take charge.
There's no value in learning about sex from prude teachers and parents; we need to know about the real world and the truth is, the real world consists of teenagers having sex from young ages and STIs being overly prevalent. We need to make this change; we need to be the ones to revolutionize the way sex-education is taught. We need to get rid of the awkward and embarrassing talks and instead transform our sex education into fun, relaxed conversations that we want to listen to – for the right reasons.
How would you like to be taught about sex?


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Friday, November 9, 2012
Stealing the Preacher
Ladies, I'm so excited about Karen's next book I think I'm gonna make a paper chain to count down the days before it comes out.
Here's a little blurb to whet your appetite!!
"On his way to interview for a position at a church in the Piney Woods of Texas, Crockett Archer can scarcely believe it when he's forced off the train by a retired outlaw and presented to the man's daughter as the minister she requested for her birthday. Worried this unfortunate detour will ruin his chances of finally serving a congregation of his own, Crockett is determined to escape. But when he finally gets away, he's haunted by the memory of the young woman he left behind--a woman whose dreams now hinge on him.
For months, Joanna Robbins prayed for a preacher. A man to breathe life back into the abandoned church at the heart of her community. A man to assist her in fulfilling a promise to her dying mother. A man to help her discover answers to the questions that have been on her heart for so long. But just when it seems God has answered her prayers, it turns out the parson is there against his will and has dreams of his own calling him elsewhere. Is there any way she can convince Crockett to stay in her little backwoods community? And does the attraction between them have any chance of blossoming when Joanna's outlaw father is dead set against his daughter courting a preacher?"
Is that not totally exciting?!?!
The only thing that I'm not thrilled about is the people on the cover. I really wish the HCR market wouldn't use people's faces! I wonder why they do that. Does that bother anyone else?
Happy Reading!!
PS This book comes out June 1, 2013!!!!!!
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To be truthful, I'm not that thrilled about this cover either. 'To win her heart' is my favorite novel of Karen's and I loved that cover!ReplyDelete
With that said, I can't wait to read her new book! Sounds like another fun story, no matter what the cover looks like. :)Replies
Hi Cathy!! To Win Her Heart is also my fave of all of Karen's covers too...and happens to be one of my very favorite HCR's! It does sound like a great book--can't wait!Delete
Well, I love seeing people's faces on the cover of a book, but I don't particularly care for this cover. I think the angles are unflattering on both models. Both models are nice looking people, but I wish the publisher would have gone with different photos. Karen's very happy with the cover, so I guess that's what matters. Here is a post about the photo shoot.ReplyDelete
You're totally right, Sylvia--as long as Karen likes it, that's what matters! Thanks for the link!!!Delete


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New Fiat 500l Trekking on sale in Ireland
The all-new FIAT 500L Trekking is now on sale in Ireland with prices starting at a highly competitive €24,000.
Combining the fun and practicality of the FIAT 500L with distinctive and rugged looks, the Trekking version offers customers the look, feel and additional all-weather practicality of a roomy SUV without any of the weight or efficiency drawbacks.
Instead of a hefty all-wheel drive system that is rarely put to use, the front-wheel drive FIAT 500L Trekking instead employs FIAT's sophisticated Traction+ system, which uses the vehicle's ESC hardware to continuously monitor the vehicle's dynamics in slippery conditions and direct engine torque to whichever wheel has the most grip. The advance traction system is activated by a dashboard switch and operates at speeds of up to 30km/h, and does not impact the vehicle's efficiency or running costs when not in use. In addition to Traction+, the FIAT 500L Trekking is equipped with Mud & Snow tyres and a specific suspension configuration with 13mm of additional ground clearance to maximise its all-weather capabilities.
Helping set the FIAT 500L Trekking apart from its siblings are chunky front and rear bumpers with skid plates and additional mouldings; wheel-arch and rocker-panel mouldings; rear privacy glass and unique Diamond-Black 17-inch alloy wheels. The 500L Trekking is also the first FIAT model to feature City Brake Control as standard, an active safety system which recognises other vehicles and obstacles in front of the car and automatically applies the brakes in order to avoid or mitigate a collision should the driver not take any action.
The FIAT 500L Trekking offers two, unique, two-tone interior choices (black/white or grey/brown) which echo the earthy feel of the exterior styling cues, while standard equipment includes a 5-inch touch-screen Uconnect infotainment system with Bluetooth connectivity and music streaming capabilities; ESC stability control; cruise control; a leather-trimmed steering wheel and gear knob; air conditioning; rear parking sensors, electric windows front and rear; automatic headlamps, rain sensors; floor mats and an electro-chromatic rear-view mirror.
The new FIAT 500L Trekking engine range consists of three powerplants: The 105hp 0.9 TwinAir petrol; the 85hp 1.3 MultiJet (also available with the Dualogic automated manual transmission) and the 105hp 1.6-litre MultiJet. A total of 17 different exterior colour choices are available, including contrasting roof and mirror colour combinations and a unique Hip Hop yellow colour option. Four alloy wheel options are also offered, two 17-inch wheels designs and two 16-inch wheel designs for users of winter-chains.
As with all new FIAT models, a five year warranty is standard on the FIAT 500L Trekking, not only underscoring FIAT's confidence in the quality and reliability of all its products but also helping improve resale value and lower running costs for customers.


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I had the weirdest, most amazing thing happen this afternoon. I was working on stuff in the basement at school, ran upstairs to grab an apple, took a bite of it when I was going back downstairs, and suddenly the wire behind my teeth was poking my tongue.
I froze.
"Oh, no. I am Uncomfortable."
I didn't know what to do. I don't like being Uncomfortable. My whole life is spent being paranoid to avoid being Uncomfortable. I'm afraid of having a crash driving in winter weather not because I'm afraid to die – I'm afraid of being Uncomfortable.
It was 4:40. I called the dentist and tried to act calm and non-crazy, "Um, yeah, I just broke a little bit of cement off my retaining wire and I was wondering if someone could do something about it….. today?" Theresa (the mom of a past preschooler) said, "Can you come right now? ……Hello? Hello? Is there anyone there? Oh, you're here."
No joke. The dentist is three blocks away. I dropped everything, didn't tell anyone where I was going, and zoomed right over. Amy, the other receptionist and also the mother of a past preschooler, laughed when I came in. "We saw you take that corner. Nice two-wheel turn." I explained to them that I was Uncomfortable. (Though I said 'Uncomthauhl' so I wouldn't scratch my tongue.)
I was in and out of there in less than ten minutes. Wire filed down, new cement applied and dried with a special little UV light- it was amazing! I love the dentist! (But not enough to go for regular cleanings. That's just crazy.)


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On May 4th, 2015 My Morning Jacket are set to return with their seventh full-length album, The Waterfall via ATO Records/Capitol Records. This release will mark the band's first on Capitol Records. Recorded in Stinson Beach CA, The Waterfall is the follow-up to the GRAMMY®-nominated Circuital, which was ranked among 2011's best albums by publications such as Rolling Stone, Paste, MOJO, and Uncut.
Today, the Louisville quintet reveal the new album's cover art, full track list, and the lead single, "Big Decisions
My Morning Jacket also announce an extensive United States tour in support of the new album, which will see them headline Governors Ball and Bonnaroo before embarking on a nationwide headlining tour in mid-May, followed by dates in Europe. Fan club pre-sale will be going live on March 9 and the tickets will be available for general sale on March 13. (See full list of tour dates below).
My Morning Jacket arrived at Northern California's Stinson Beach in late 2013 thinking only about making an album. The band was not prepared to be seduced. But within a couple of days, Jim James, Tom Blankenship, Patrick Hallahan, Carl Broemel and Bo Koster were in love with Panoramic House, a studio perched on a hillside overlooking the Pacific Ocean. The natural beauty of the surrounding landscape, located only about a half hour north of the Golden Gate Bridge, combined with the almost mystical serenity flooded them with a charged sense of possibilities.
"For me, every record has the spirit of where we made it," explains singer, guitarist, and primary songwriter Jim James. "Stinson Beach was so psychedelic and focused. It was almost like we lived on our own little moon out there. It feels like you're up in the sky."
On the new release there are moments that reach back to early albums such as 2001's At Dawn and 2003's It Still Moves, the record that gave the band a much broader audience. But the experimentation that marked 2004's Z, 2008's Evil Urges and James' 2013 solo album, Regions of Light and Sound of God is clearly in effect.
The Waterfall sounds like history and decades colliding, like a record made by fervent music fans in search of that tingle up the spine. Inveterate music geeks will hear echoes of vintage rock and pop as MMJ continues to honor its influences without aping any of them; The Waterfall sounds like nothing else but also warmly familiar.
"That's kind of the sound of this record, and my life, the sound of the page turning and not being sure what's coming next," said James.
"The freedom we went into this record with took a lot of the pressure off, as far as what to do and how to do it," Hallahan added. "The mantra was anything goes, no stone unturned, it'll be done when it's done."
The band recorded The Waterfall by teaming up again with producer/engineer Tucker Martine (The Decemberists, Modest Mouse, Neko Case), who also worked with My Morning Jacket on Circuital. In addition to the Stinson Beach sessions, they recorded at Martine's Portland, OR studio Flora and at Ratterman's La La Land studio in Louisville.
But in the end, it all circled back to Stinson Beach.
"Out of all the places we've recorded, I think that place might have informed the record on a spiritual level more than any other," adds Koster. "If you listen to 'Like A River,' it just sounds like Stinson Beach."
The Waterfall is the latest in a career-spanning string of success beginning with the band's 1999 debut album The Tennessee Fire and including 2008's
Evil Urges and 2011's Circuital which each received GRAMMY ® nominations – the latter debuting at #5 on the Billboard 200 chart.
The Waterfall – Track Listing
Believe (Nobody Knows)
Compound Fracture
Like A River
In Its Infancy (The Waterfall)
Get The Point
Spring (Among the Living)
Thin Line
Big Decisions
Tropics (Erase Traces)
Only Memories Remain


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Tips and tricks: contracts and agreements (April 2018)
by Margie Beilharz
If you're a freelance editor and you get by on verbal or email agreements with clients, that probably works well until the day it doesn't. But creating a useful contract isn't simple – it requires expertise.
I attended Roslyn Copas's talk at the 2017 IPEd conference in Brisbane, which tackled this issue in quite a bit of detail. It's one of the talks now available (to members) as part of the recently posted conference proceedings.
If developing a contract template is something you've been putting off, I encourage you to read through Roslyn's paper to improve your understanding of the matter and get ideas that you can apply to your own circumstances.
Other useful online resources to help with contracts and agreements include:
- Australian Government's guidelines on contracting for independent contractors
- MEAA's Freelance journalist model contract
- Editors Canada's Standard freelance editorial agreement.
Even if you decide you need to get proper legal advice to help you draw up your contract terms and conditions, with better understanding you're more likely to end up with a contract that works for you.


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Who we are
We are a part of the Sami Sabinsa Group of companies. For 30 years the Sami-Sabinsa Group have been unlocking the mystery of herbs, extracting its goodness, and gifting the world with good health.
What we do
We have two clear missions. One to provide alternative and complementary natural products for human nutrition, well-being & beauty. Second is to provide a low cost, low-risk opportunity for anyone who wants to start their own health & beauty business.
Why we do it
We want to help people live a holistic healthy life through Ayurveda inspired products. At the same time, the Sami Direct business opportunity has helped people from diverse socio-economic background to build their own business, discover extra income and help them fulfill their dream.


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What does it matter to you if I am mad?
You do not need, and I am not obligated, to give you any approval or disapproval
All I owe anyone is my complete and total indifference
To walk thru the world untouched
I shall be quite alright. Yes.
What does it matter to you if I am mad?
You do not need, and I am not obligated, to give you any approval or disapproval
All I owe anyone is my complete and total indifference
To walk thru the world untouched
I shall be quite alright. Yes.
Am I never to be free of you?
I think I am, and you speak
I forgive everything like it never happened
And I pretend you dont know
Watching your hair as one lock falls across your face
The way your shirt rises with your movement
You give me no reason to love you
But I love you anyway
You are the theme song of the ultimate movie
And I laugh when you say you cant get a man
You who could have anyone you want
If you valued yourself enough
Gather round me my children
Put yourself in my arms
Hold me close and never let me go
Protect me from my own imagination
My Dark Angel
Manifest in reality
Thru you
Why must I suffer your presence?
Show me no kindness
Show me no compassion
Better for me that you should spit in my face
And speak words of how worthless I am
For just to be in the same room with you
Is a pleasure
And torture
Both sweet
And somehow one and the same
Dark Angel
Where are you tonite?
I dont feel you with me
My own creation
A figment of my imagination
I miss you by my side
Where is my guide?
My inspiration?
Thou you only exsist in my imagination
Sometimes I could feel you more strongly than people who are real
A spirit
My one true love
The only being who understands and accepts everything I believe
Where are you now?
Come to me Dark Angel
Let me feel your icy breath on the back of my neck once again
Wrap me in you cold wings of steel
Join me in my heartache and despair
Surely you too cannot have abandoned me
I await your return with open arms.
here i go again
I just got done watching a 2 hour webcast interview with Noel Gallagher from Oasis. Fucking great and reminded me why I love them so much. The best band in the world today. They saved my life, when I didn't think I could take it anymore for a couple of weeks there I listened to Oasis every night for 2 or three hours and it got me thru. I love you Noel like you were family. Oasis is the bullocks and if you dont know what that means look it up.
Roll it Over
Gas Panic
Live Forever
Stop Crying your Heart Out
Married with Children
Dont Look Back in Anger
Whats the Story Morning Glory
Cast No Shadow
Dyou Know What I Mean
Magic Pie
Fade In-Out
Talk Tonite
Going Nowhere
Rockin Chair
Its Good To Be Free
Half the World Away
Put Yer Money Where Your Mouth Is
Little James
Where Did it All Go Wrong
Sunday Morning Call
I Can See a Liar
Little By Little
Burning light
The light of all lights
Extinguished by the suffocating darkness
Take the shape of man
And walk the earth
Searching for a love lost centuries ago
I've crossed oceans of time
To come to this place
To stand here in front of you now
Will you let me walk away?
Will you tell me what I've come so far to hear?
Will you tell me you love me now as you once did so long ago?
Or will you let all this pass into dust?
A hopeless and senseless search
For the love of my life.


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The International Dobermann Club was founded in the year 1959. The French Dobermann Club was the organiser of this meeting. Several countries got an invitation and on this meeting plans and regulations were made. In this year also the breedingstandard was published in the German Dobermann Magazine Unser Dobermann. The following countries were member in the early years: France, switserland, Great Britain, Norway, Canada, the Netherlands, Brasil, Italy and Germany.The first Siegertitel was given to Citta v. Fürstenfeld on 28th of May 1960 on a CACIB Show in Lausanne Switserland.
From 1965 till 1978 there are no records of any activity of the IDC. In 1979 several countries got together again and after several years the first IDC show was held in Strassbourg on the 23th of september.


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Nuclear medicine procedures provide information about the anatomy of the body and the function of its organs. Very small amounts of radioactive materials, called radiopharmaceuticals, are used to diagnose and/or treat disease. These substances are attracted to specific organs, bones or tissues within the body. A special nuclear camera then records the activity given off by the radiopharmaceuticals and forms images of the body parts on a computer.
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Data hiding and abstraction; two of the great benefits of object oriented programming. Sometimes, however, they need to be left behind because you actually need to know what's going on.
Take for example an image object I wrote that somebody was trying to access pixel by pixel. It's a c++ class with a COM interface so that it can be easily used in lots of other places. There probably wouldn't have been any problems if the images were small, say 640×480 pixels. But we're talking about 4000×4000 pixels, and 16 bits per pixel.
The offending code was something like:
myVal = myImage.PixelArray(x, y);
This looks innocent enough. But why does the code apparently hang when you loop through the entire image? Well, it's because PixelArray returns a SAFEARRAY that the image object creates to give to the caller so that they can do whatever they want with their own copy image data, in a format that they're familiar with. That's a 32MB copy. Then for some reason the programmer takes one value out of that array and then throws the rest away. It's like calling up a dump truck full of gravel and then just taking one shovel full out and then sending the truck away…and doing that 32 million times.
Another exciting one involving large objects is garbage collection. It's so nice – you just throw things over your shoulder and the run time environment looks after cleaning up. Works great until you start working with objects that the run time environment doesn't understand (like a COM image object in .NET) so it can't tell whether there's a lot of stuff in the garbage bin. We had an application that would run out of memory in under a minute. We spent quite a bit of time searching for the leak and then discovered that we had to prod the automatic garbage collection frequently. I guess this shouldn't be so surprising: if you renovate your house you should probably order up a large bin rather than relying on the weekly collection.
Well, I'm not the first to talk about this sort of stuff; Joel Spolsky's article on the Law of Leaky Abstractions went into some more detail.


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Spent a few years in Denver as a teenager when Joey was hitting his straps in the early 90s. Kid had bloody good tranny skills also, use to dominate the Jamaica Jims park. Still hard to believe his pro career didn't go further... another Denver local who ripped pretty hard was Jesse McMillan, ended up doing graphics for Mad Circle, had one or two tricks in a couple of FTC vids....
- November 2, 2011 at 3:57 AM
- Keith said...
Always liked his style. That white board nolle fs nose at black rock is a great looking shot. The white board, white shoes, white sox, the angle and everything else...
Phat Klown! I think that was Hensley... that's a long time ago. Pretty small company as well. Don't think I saw any of their stuff in person.
I'd be curious to hear about what's going on with him and golfing the past little while.
- November 2, 2011 at 12:17 PM
One of my favorites!
Thanks Chops!
- November 2, 2011 at 1:42 PM
Definitely one the most stylish, ahead of their time skaters ever. One of the best.
- November 2, 2011 at 3:48 PM
Funny, I was only thinking about this guy a few days ago, shame he wasn't around longer - thanks for posting Chops!
- November 3, 2011 at 5:39 AM
Style king, so good. The nollie 180 fakie 5-0 (or whatever you call it), I tried this trick for months after seeing this photo, obviously never got anywhere close.
great post.
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Phat Klown....haven't read that combination of words for a while...
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As previously reported, the long-awaited BlackBerry 8700c, which was code-named Electron, will use Intel's PXA901 cellular processor, code-named Hermon. The device will also come with 64MB of flash memory and 16MB of SRAM (static random access memory).
RIM's BlackBerry devices and messaging service combine to provide people with always-on wireless access to e-mail and corporate data on portable devices.
Cingular Wireless will start shipping the device to customers starting Nov. 21. It will cost $299 with a two-year plan. Cingular, a joint venture between SBC Communications and BellSouth, will be the only wireless carrier offering the device in the United States for a "period of months," RIM co-Chief Executive Jim Balsillie said.
"We're not going into details--and you can expect to see other launches around the world in the not-too-distant future," Balsillie said.
The device will send and receive voice and data using EDGE (Enhanced Data Rates for Global Evolution) wireless networks. EDGE is a mobile network standard that lets users connect to the Internet and send and receive data faster than traditional networks, but slower than the more recent third-generation (3G) wireless standards.
In addition to its full QWERTY keyboard, the BlackBerry 8700c will come with a browser designed to accommodate Cingular's Media Net wireless Internet access service.
RIM and Intel together again
This isn't RIM's first time using Intel chips. The Waterloo, Ontario-based company used 386 chips--the same type Intel sold into the PC market in the early 1990s--in its BlackBerry 950 and 957 handheld devices.
Intel already sells its XScale chips in the handheld market, but they tend to be versions of older processors that provide lower levels of performance.
Balsillie said consumers will notice higher speeds than previous devices because of both the network and the new Intel chip.
"It really is a quantum leap forward in the performance for the user both in voice and in data," he said. "The speed of it is really a system experience. Though you may think it's the network, it's often other things."
The launch of the new BlackBerry comes as rivals--including Microsoft, Palm, Motorola and Nokia--step up their wireless e-mail product lines in a bid for a share of the fast-growing corporate market.
Last month, RIM shares touched their lowest level since May 2004, after investors voiced concern about increased competition and the company's legal battle with patent holding company NTP.
Also last month, RIM lost several attempts to derail the patent-infringement ruling against it, which meant the case was sent back to the lower court where it was first heard.
NTP successfully sued RIM in 2002 and won an injunction in 2003 to halt U.S. sales of the BlackBerry and shut down its service. That injunction was stayed pending appeal. The U.S. Supreme Court last week declined to consider an emergency appeal by RIM. NTP said it will once again ask the court to confirm the injunction.
Balsillie said he could not comment on the case, but reiterated past comments that RIM has a "workaround" technology designed to skirt patents at the center of the legal battle.
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Dierks Bentley Gets Emoji-fied
Sometimes a regular heart-eyes emoji just won't cut it. Thankfully, there are now Dierks Bentley emojis. The singer has launched a new keyboard for iPhone and Android that will allow fans to send their friends more than 100 tiny cartoon versions of the singer and his pals.
The emojis include sunglasses-wearing Bentleys, pilot-hat-wearing Bentleys and even Bentley's beloved dog, Jake. The program also enables fans to immediately transform their thoughts into Bentley lyrics. For example, "I love you" translates into "Without you I'd be nothing."
"I'm always looking for different ways for fans to be involved in my music," Bentley says in a release about his new mini-mes. "I think the fans will pick up on a lot of the lyrics, familiar characters and friends we worked in!"
The keyboard is now available on the app store and online.
Bentley is currently on his Somewhere on a Beach Tour, which was recently extended into October. His latest single, "Different for Girls," features pop singer Elle King and is a bit of a departure for the artist, but Bentley believes its message is important and that he couldn't have sung it before he was a dad.
"(I went) somewhere totally different with a song and an idea that's very new for me to sing about," he said of the tune. "It's a song I couldn't have sung seven years ago before my daughter Evie was born. I could have, but I would have just sung it from one standpoint. Now I see it all the time. I have my girls … and I think the world is skewed some ways not in their favor."
"Different for Girls" appears on Bentley's latest record, Black, which he has said is a very personal album reflecting all the ups and downs of life. It's now available on vinyl as of Aug. 12.
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With the ever growing expenses of raising children, I wanted to do something to help with the very large expenses of these beautiful gifts. Laying in bed one night, I came up with what I thought was the perfect solution. With lots of prayers, I suggested the idea to my husband. To my surprise he agreed to indulge my "crazy idea" of an online women's clothing boutique.
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How to remove a deep ingrown hair on armpit? What a causes of ingrown armpit hair? Armpit hair is a collection of fine hairs that grow in the underarm area. Generally, armpit hair started growing when a person enters puberty and adolescence ends at age between 18 to 20 years.
Having armpit hair is a natural thing. But there are some people who do not like to have armpit hair, especially women. They are willing to do a variety of ways to eliminate the underarm hair. Starting from trying the natural way to use modern means in the beauty salon.
Actually, someone has a little armpit hair and bushy is influenced by various factors, one of which genetic factors. So every person who has armpit hair with different amounts. To that end, for those who have problems with armpit hair, armpit hair removal with shave once every 1 week, but done continuously.
After cleaning the armpit hair, a problem that often arises is hair growth in the skin layer or ingrown hair. Not only disturb the appearance but sometimes also cause pain in the skin or boil on armpit. Ingrown hair, it would look like a small bump, can be colored red or brown. This can happen when the hair grows in the follicle and not outside.
According to a dermatologist, these lumps can also become infected and lead to folliculitis. Folliculitis occurs because of blockage of the hair follicle. Boils may also be formed within the hair follicle, which then cause itching and can also cause the formation of pus. Not only can occur in the armpits, in other parts of the skin can also occur. Such as the legs, arms, chin etc..
This problem often occurs in men and women who like to clean the bristles. Either by way of waxing or shaving. Then, what is the main trigger? To overcome all that already happened, you can use home remedy to remove ingrown hair on armpits.
How to remove ingrown hair on armpit
Whatever the cause, when the hair has been ingrown on skin, the skin regards it as a foreign object, resulting in inflammation. Now, what can be done if the hair grows inside? The hair should be removed before infection occurs.
- Clean the surrounding area of the hair using a soft towel or toothbrush. Wear warm water and wipe with a circular motion for several minutes.
- Provide needles that have been sterilized with alcohol. Insert the needle under the curve of the hair, then gently lift the end of the ingrown hair.
- After the skin is free from ingrown hair, clean it again with warm water. This method is done so that hair no longer get into the skin. If necessary, rub the skin with an antiseptic ointment to prevent infection.
The simplest way to avoid ingrown hair is by not shaving hair. But for most people, shaving has become a daily activity. Therefore, shave with a safe way and always clean the skin before and after.
Cause of ingrown armpit hair
So what causes ingrown armpit hair? Not doing waxing or shaving properly is the main reason for ingrown hair trigger. When the skin has not been stretched perfectly, feathers have been cleaned and only partially lifted. Hair is not uprooted will decline and grow in the hair follicle. That's what causes ingrown hair. Pores can become clogged, and the risk of infection that triggers folliculitis.
How to prevent ingrown armpit hair
To prevent ingrown armpit hair, when you want to clean the fur, do when hair is already growing. Fur can not be withdrawn entirely if it grows very short. Therefore, do not do waxing or shaving when the hair is still very short. To prevent ingrown armpit hair.
Be sure to wet the hair, at least five minutes before shaving. That's because, when it is still wet hair will be softer and easier to clean. Wet it with warm water, it will also help the skin to stretch. Doing Exfoliate can also reduce the risk of ingrown hair. You can use a body scrub or sugar mixed with olive oil. This is useful for cleaning the dirt and the rest of the dead skin, which clogs the pores and that the results of waxing or shaving so more leverage.
For fur besides the armpits. If you shave in the salon, the therapist instructed to wait until the skin is really stretched prior to revocation. Then, if you clean the fur with a razor, remember to shave in the direction of hair growth and not vice versa. Use home remedies to help you get rid of ingrown hair on armpit.