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8 Specialized Job Boards that Recruiters Need to Know About
Whether you're looking to hire for a single role, build a new team, or you're beginning to think about your company's talent pipeline development plan, often the big generic job boards just won't do.
So what makes a niche job board the right choice for your job post? First, since specialized job boards are often industry-specific, your ad is likely going to reach candidates with the skills and experience you are seeking. Second, since they are more targeted, niche job boards are usually more affordable than general job boards which are designed to appeal to a broader audience. Finally, posting your job on a specialized board can do more than just find a great candidate; it can promote your brand to current and future jobseekers in your industry. Think of it as affordable advertising for your company.
We've rounded up a list of some of the top specialized job boards in a variety of industries—read on to learn how to make your next great hire.
Retail employers across every imaginable product category can post their job listings on this platform, which claims jobs will receive dozens of views in just minutes. Also, the platform boasts a resume database of over 1.5 million retail resumes, with thousands more being added each month.
Looking for a creative type in industries like architecture, web design or, fashion? Behance is a free resume database with a twist: the online platform is designed not just to show PDFs of resumes but to actually showcase creative work to give it the exposure that it deserves.
HigherEdJobs connects jobseekers and employers across all aspects of academia. The website logs more than 1.5 million visitors per month and claims that each job posting averages 655 views. Further, of the site's users, more than 60% of their users have five or more years of experience in higher education.
InsuranceJobs offers employers the opportunity to use a simple solution to connect with jobseekers in the insurance industry. The site boasts a searchable resume database of over 300,000 insurance industry candidates and allows employers to post insurance jobs on the site, which are then automatically distributed to other job boards via the site's database.
With a database of 20+ million resumes in its massive database, MightyRecruiter should be your first stop when hiring. Preview resumes and view full contact information for up to 10 candidates of interest, just by registering. Also, MightyRecruiter makes it simple to post your job to a variety of job boards—both general and specialized—with one click.
This delectable job board helps recruiters and hiring managers find highly skilled line cooks, sous chefs, restaurant managers, servers, bartenders, and baristas. With features that allow employers to filter our unqualified candidates, this site is key to creating a kitchen dream team.
SalesGravy, "the most visited sales specific website on the planet," offers sales talent sourcing, recruitment, staffing, and hiring strategies. The site's job board has helped thousands of top employers source, recruit, and hire top sales talent.
A popular job board for employers and jobseekers in healthcare and pharmaceutical fields, Medzilla allows you to search for scientists, researchers, and clinical experts to complete your team. Medical staffing pros and applicants post their needs and credentials on this user-friendly platform, and listings are mailed out to selected candidates who hold the relevant qualifications.
Heather O'Neill is the Senior Content Writer at MightyRecruiter. With a background in journalism and marketing, Heather has written for a variety of clients, including Parenting, Workforce, the Connecticut Post, Marin Magazine, the Stamford Advocate, Greenwich Magazine, the Jewish Community Center of San Francisco, Amazon, Nerve.com, and SPLIT Quarterly. Heather lives in San Francisco where she received her M.F.A in Creative Writing from California College of the Arts.


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We had a pre-planned meeting with Mrs Nurjahan Begum of Grameen Shikhkha, the scholarship management program of Grameen Bank for the benefit of underprivileged students .
She offered us to a day long field trip at one of the Grameen locations to see the activities of Grameen. Due to time restraint, we decided to do it the following day. A car was rented, a Grameen Bank officer, MR. Shahabuddin would accompany us to Madhabpur of Singair Thana at Manikganj.
Here is a pictorial essay of the day,
We went deep inside Bangladesh, we drove beside the paddy fields,
These farmer's family members get loans for seeds, tractor rent, fertilizer etc.
They walked miles to greet us at the Bank office. We found them waiting for us.
As grameen scholarship recipients, their high school and college education expenses are partly met by Grameen education scholarship.
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Travis Pastrana's Nitro Circus Live is coming to Bridgeport for the first time ever!
Friday August 26th at The Ballpark at Harbor Yard. If you plan on going to the show (which you totally should) you will see some of the most insane freestyle motocross and BMX tricks on the planet. You can still get tickets here.
Freestyle motocross rider Adam Jones will be one of the athletes flying high over Bridgeport at Nitro Circus Live. I got a chance to talk with Adam before he makes his way to Connecticut next week.
CT BOOM: Hey Adam, how's the Nitro Circus Live tour going?
ADAM JONES: Good. Just getting done ridin' for the day.
Is touring with Nitro Circus Live kinda like being on a wacky traveling summer camp?
Ha ha. In a sense. I guess a 'wacky summer camp' would be one way to describe it. We all have a blast doing this thing. We all hang out together, spend a lot of time together going from city to city.
Have you made a lot of friends on the tour or do you know everyone already?
No. I don't have any friends.
Oh, I'm sorry. That's sad.
None. (laughs)
Nah, I'm kidding. Most of all these guys on tour I've been touring with for a long ass time. They're all people I've know and been friends with. There's a couple guys that I didn't know before this year so yeah so I guess you could say I've made some friends. But I've been on this tour for six years or so now so most of us have been buddies for a while.
You started out your career pretty young. Did you always know freestyle motocross was what you wanted to do as a career path?
Yeah definitely. When I was younger it was more racing though. Started riding when I was about ten years old. Started racing and I thought that's what I wanted to do. I guess I never really put a lot of thought into it. I just knew I when I grew up I wanted to be a dirt bike rider ya know? I was good at doing tricks. Then there was just a point where… I don't know whether it was racing wasn't fun anymore, or I realized I didn't have what the professional racers have, but either way a different door opened up and it led to freestyle motocross. I just followed that road and I ended up being pretty good at that.
You invented a trick call the "Cordova Flip"?
Yeah.That's cool! Is inventing a new trick no one has done before something you set out to do? Or does it just sort of happen when you're doing another trick and you decide "well hey, that's a new trick."?
It's off and on. There's people who set out to say okay I have this trick in mind and I want to learn it. Then there's other times when you just give something a go and it works. The trick that I invented, when I did do it, was a fairly easy time to invent that trick. Because all that was really happening was the trick we used to do 'right side up' we were started to figure out that we could do them as back flips. It was kind of the natural progression of where the sport was going at that time.
When you're doing Nitro Circus Live what's the biggest rush that you get from the live show?
Landing my tricks is always a good thing. There are certain tricks that scare me more than others. I don't even know if you get a "rush" anymore. We've been doing this for so long that we normally try to be so calculated with everything. For me, if there is a trick I'm little scared of it's more like anxious on the way up to a release on the other side. I don't get that "rush" from doing this. It's just what I do.
I've seen on your Instagram that you play a lot of golf. With Nitro Circus Live and freestyle motocross being so intense does golf sort of even things out and relax you?
(laughs) well of course, as anyone who plays golf knows, golf is not relaxing! It's the most aggravating thing you can ever do in the world.
HA! Well that's true. You're not wrong.
But yeah, I just started playing again. It's been like ten years since I've played. I'm really getting into it now when I have more free time. A buddy of mine Mike Mason, who's also on Nitro Circus Live, he's a huge golfer. When we were in Cleveland I had some extra time and he was like "I got some old clubs let's go golfin'!" So I got back into it and I've been having a blast. It's a totally different thing yeah. It's a totally different type of day just to go out without the risk of hurting yourself.
For people who are coming to the show in Bridgeport. If they've never been to Nitro Circus Live what can they expect? For me the live show is top of the line. It's the best show there is. I've been riding this tour for YEARS and I still enjoy watching it every time. There's two sides of what we do. There's the motocross side and then there's the guys with no motors. Those guys are absolutely crazy. Always trying new things and trying to progress. It's fun for me to watch it all still even after all these years. The show is… the way they put it all together and the way everything goes it's amazing. For anybody to go there… I mean… if they can leave that show and say they're bored… you know they're lying. It's a lot of action and great show. With the popularity of motocross and action sports do you think motocross will ever get to the point where it will be in the Olympics someday? Nah. Ha. I mean, I don't think so. We kind of have our own little thing you know? Action sports has a pretty great following, but these are all still kind of smaller sports. I don't think there is a big enough following on any particular one [action sport] to say that it would be in such a premiere event like the Olympics. If it would happen that'd be great. But if not, I'm really content with what I'm doing. Here in Connecticut we're known for pizza, but I know you are really passionate about burritos. Where is the best burrito you've ever had in all your travels? Dude. That's tough to say. First of all, I know what you're saying about the pizza. I grew up in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and I have an aunt in Connecticut so I know pizza is all anyone eats back there. Ha ha! Oh nice. Yeah, we are obsessed with our pizza. But as far as burritos go? I don't know, I've had a lot of good ones in my day. I can't tell you exactly which was the best one EVER, but I can tell you for consistency… I'm going for Chipotle. Yum. They do make a good burrito. Good every time.
Definitely had to hit me and the wildman favorite spot after a long park session…not enough chipotle in my life lately!! A photo posted by Adam Jones (@adamjones760) on
We are super excited for the show in Bridgeport on August 26th. Can't wait to see you do your thing.
Absolutely. So am I man. It's gonna be a great show and I love bringing the stuff back to the east coast.
Thanks for talking to us Adam.
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Okay… by now, anyone who has met me knows that I love to say, "Be an informed consumer!"
I say this so often because I truly believe it! Why? Because I am done! DONE, I say with being duped, fooled or otherwise misled to believe something I intend to purchase to put in or on my body is something other than what it really says it is. I want to know exactly what I am getting for my money. And for that money I put down, I want assurances that I am indeed receiving what I intend to receive. After all, my money is my vote. My vote as to whether this item is going to remain in production or will go on the clearance rack. Just when we think our votes really don't matter, think again when it comes to this kind of "voting". Billion-dollar companies will not continue to produce things that their highly-valued end consumer (that's you) won't buy.
The same goes for little stores too. The backbone of American enterprise, the small business owner relies on a stellar reputation in its community to survive. Your vote for or against them is more critical to their success or failure than anything else. So, rightfully so, they should be doing everything they can to win your business and perform professionally to ensure you keep voting for their success. To that end, and for the purposes of my blog today, I want to talk specifically about your favorite salon. And your favorite stylist, manicurist, barber or esthetician.
So many of you good-faith patrons walk into your favorite salon and figure all must be well. After all, "Stylist Sally" is standing there, smiling, with her apron on, scissors in hand ready to serve you. The lights are on and the water is still running. Business must be on course. Think again. Be an informed consumer! Know who it is that is serving you, especially when it comes to something as personal as your own hair, nails and skin.
How can you know for sure that Stylist Sally really is legit? It is required by Washington State law that her Operator's license be posted in the salon where she works, with a current picture attached. However, did you know that if she is not an employee of the salon, but rather an independent contractor, she must ALSO have a posted current Salon/Shop license as well? Hum… now we are getting somewhere. If Stylist Sally is not keeping current on her required licenses, what else might she be slacking on?
In September 2014, the Washington State Department of Licensing reported a total of 10 infractions of operators working without an operator's license, salon/shop license and/or were found to be working outside of their licensed scope of work. These operators collectively were fined in excess of $5,500! So just because the salon lights are on, don't make the biz legit.
But wait, before you feel unsure or fear being taken advantage of, all is not lost. You do have the ability as a consumer to find out if your favorite stylist or manicurist is legitimately licensed to work on your appendages in the salon where you visit her. It's quick and simple.
Just go online – ah yes, the good ol' internet is where it's at – to www.dol.wa.gov and begin your quick 7-step mini-investigation for the truth.
1) Under the green column, click on, "Look up a professional or business license"
2) Under the column called "Go to…" click on the link "Search business and professional license"
3) In these search fields, click on the down arrow from the list of License Type, choose "Cosmetologist, Barber, Manicurist, Esthetics". Then under Business Name, type in the legal name of the salon. (If you don't know what that is for sure, just ask your technician. Lots of companies work under a dba, or Doing-Business-As name. You need the legal business name for this search) Click Search.
4) From the Narrow Your Search screen, check the box, "Salon Shop or Salon / Shop" at the lower left corner of the page. Click Continue.
5) Wha-lah! Your search results for whether or not the salon you visit is legitimately licensed will appear on this screen. If you want to know the details of the license itself (when it was originally filed, when it expires, etc.), just click on the company's legal name, which is hyperlinked to this information.
6) Almost done! What's most important, is now you want to make sure the technician who is working on you personally is currently licensed, simply click on the New Search button at the bottom center of the page. This will take you back to Step 3 (Search Business & Professional License) Then, in the search fields under License Type, choose "Cosmetologist, Barber, Manicurist, Esthetics" again. Then under Last Name and then First Name, type in the name of your technician (easy to get from their business card. Just ask for one!) Click Search.
7) This time when you see the Narrow Your Search screen, (as in Step 4, above) check the "Operator" box mid-way down the left-hand column. Click Continue.
Ba-da-bing! Ba-da-boom! Your search results will tell you all you need to know about your technician. (Again, to find out more detail about their licenses, just click on their name, which is hyperlinked to that information.)
Warning: if "No Results Found" comes up, you may want to double-check your search fields (less info entered is more). If it still pops up with the same answer, well then… Houston, you may have a problem with the legitimacy of your service tech. A call to the state board may be your next plan to investigate further.
Just like that, in 7 quick steps, you are now a more informed consumer about the person who is handling the most precious parts of you. Knowledge is power and you hold the power to keep a salon thriving or help it close its doors due to non-compliance. It's your vote.
Until next time, remember to take care of you.


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OMEGA has unveiled its countdown to the Winter Olympics with a watch created specifically, the Seamaster Planet Ocean "PyeongChang 2018", during a special ceremony in Seoul. President and CEO of OMEGA Replica Raynald Aeschlimann said the achievements of the brand in the field of timing: "We have been Official Timekeeper of the Olympic Games for 27 editions. In all these years we never lost sight of our role, to be at the service of the best athletes in the world, you train hard to compete at this level. "
But let's replica watch. Created to celebrate the Olympic Winter Games in PyeongChang 2018, the Seamaster Planet Ocean "PyeongChang 2018", limited edition of 2018 pieces, is characterized by blue and red colors, the same as the Korean flag, which make for me an extraordinary timepiece aesthetically . The stainless steel case is embellished by blue glossy ceramic dial with applied indexes, rhodium-plated and coated with Super-Luminova blue fluorescent emission. The hour and seconds are blue emission while the minute hand and the bright point on the bezel are green emission. The unidirectional rotating bezel features a blue glossy ceramic ring with tachymeter scale rubber and Liquidmetal, with the first 15 minutes covered with red rubber. Liquidmetal® was also used for the minute scale and the bright spot at 12 o'clock Immediately to the right of the window of the date at 3 o'clock, there is a screw-down crown with OMEGA logo, while 10 hours is the exhaust valve the helium "He" with engraved letters. The sapphire crystal domed, with anti-glare treatment on both sides, protects the dial. On the back, with patented locking foam, they are etched in blue and the words OCEAN PLANET LIMITED EDITION and the limited edition number. On the sapphire crystal case-back words are applied "PyeongChang 2018" with the logo of the Olympic Winter Games. The heart of the timepiece is the OMEGA replica Co-Axial caliber 8900. As Master Master Chronometer Chronometer watch has exceeded the highest levels of the replica watch industry tests. 8 rigorous tests, lasting 10 days, set by the Federal Institute of Swiss Metrology (METAS). The timepiece is presented with a blue rubber strap with red stitching and profiles in contrast and will be sold in a special package that includes the bracelet. The tool to change the strap, included in the package, will allow those who will wear it to easily change the look of your watch.
The PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Games will be the 28th edition where OMEGA replica is the Official Timekeeper since 1932.


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At YanHuang Healthcare, we recognise the important place that massage can have in the maintenance of good health, and the promotion of a feeling of well-being, so we offer several different types of massage therapy, according to the needs of the individual client. We provide the best massage available in southsea.
Relaxing massage
This very relaxing massage is based upon the so-called Swedish Massage technique, and can be either a full or a part body massage. It is an excellent way of treating body tension and reducing stress. The techniques used are rhythmical, with five basic strokes, in manipulating the soft tissues of the body, particularly the muscles.
The effects of the massage can promote suppleness, and the relief of fatigue in tight, sore muscles. For sufferers of arthritis, it can provide relief for stiff joints. The massage also encourages deeper breathing, which helps with relaxation. This massage can also have a generally invigorating effect on the mind and body, and promote a sense of well-being.
Further benefits of the massage include the breaking down of waste products in the muscles, and improving the cleansing role of the lymphatic system. It also encourages better circulation, resulting in a more efficient delivery of nutrients to cells in the body. If you have never experienced a massage before, this relaxing therapy is a very good place to begin.
Facial Beauty Massage
A Facial Beauty Massage is a safe and enjoyable therapy, and a relatively inexpensive alternative to cosmetic surgery. Although more likely to appeal to women, it is also available to any men interested in a natural means of rejuvenating the face. Best results are obtained from a course of treatments, but a single massage will usually be found to be a very relaxing and pleasurable treatment.
Techniques employed during the treatment are massage and acupressure, combined with face masks and herbal creams. Facial muscles, like any others, can become tense when we are stressed. The treatment stimulates blood and lymph circulation, and the production of collagen, the protein responsible for the skin's firmness.
The benefits of the treatment may include an improvement in skin condition, reduction of wrinkles, the softening of lines, and a toning and tightening of the skin. The treatment is likely to lift your mood, and leave you relaxed, with a sense of well-being.


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Tuesday, July 31, 2012
ICAD2 Finale... ICADs #56-61
6 comments:
- Kristin Dudish said...
Hooray! Congratulations - it's been fun!
I love the idea of scattering bits and seeing where they land... I may have to give that a try sometime :)
p.s. You're right - the wrinkle quote is great!
- July 31, 2012 at 9:30 AM
- Unknown said...
I LOVE number 57! Awesome cards!
- July 31, 2012 at 10:31 AM
- Andria said...
Congratulations on finishing! It's a nice accomplishment, isn't it? You sure fit a lot of great stuff on one small index card!
- July 31, 2012 at 3:36 PM
- Natasha said...
I love your use of colour and collage on your cards. Always uplifting.
And that you have a home for them, I am still not sure what I am going to do with mine. I woke up this morning on the 1st of August and have already thought about an index card idea so I may not have finished completely!! :)
- July 31, 2012 at 4:24 PM
- VivJM said...
Super collages! Well done on completing the challenge :-)
- August 1, 2012 at 4:14 AM
- Lorinda.C.F said...
Congratulations on finishing Currie! You've made some wonderful collages.
- August 1, 2012 at 11:27 PM


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A man of whom I was ferociously fond died 3 years ago. A kind and courteous man. A charming man. A mischievous imp who loved to puncture the balloon of the pompous, undermine the all-powerful and intimidate the bully. A true artist and art-lover. Unforgettable. Today I will walk with his muse and great love, the architect of his dreams - Charlotte. The last words he uttered on a record to me was her name, whispered as to a goddess in a silent tomb.
The record I made with Malcolm during the 6 months spent with him in Paris captured the whole essence of the town, of the way it brutalises and bruises our emotions like crushing petals for exquisite perfume.
Paris is what I am: I spend too much time with folks who paddle around in the shallows of life. They are only getting a very very small percentage of what there is to feel, to touch, to sense, to dare, to share. They see my version of the world as one of loss … or do they? A little of them senses that I am experiencing something richer in colour, more pungent in smell and more powerful in emotional savagery.
MON DIE SENIE [lyric from the track of the same name from the album "Paris" by Malcolm McLaren]
Seeing those short hairs so close
And smelling the stale odour of scent and sweat
Yeah, I was overcome with desire for it
And reaching out my hands I grabbed her sweet arse I always get a kick out of Paris
I grabbed her cute arse so close
And sank my desperate mouth
At the heavy oily sex
Why don't they try a little harder back home Why don't they?
It all seems so much brighter here
On the rue Pigalle
Bond, James Bond!
That's what they call me
Vive l'Ecosse, they say
It always seems more dirty
When I walk these streets
All I want to do is think Blue
Yeah, shocking Blue!
I pass old hotels with sexy curtains
Life, love and death gone by
A thousand times, why should I try
To change anything
I will get a kick out of Paris
Mon die senie, anyambami
Let it Roll! Let it Roll!
Who is she?
Where's the man, who saw the man
Who saw the man, who saw the girl
I'm going crazy
Paris does that to me
Blue, the only colour of sex
The only colour of my shirt and jacket
The only colour on the rue Saint-Jacques
She left the seed stir at the pit of her belly
In response to my strong tonguing movements
Mon die senie, anyambami
I can't get enough
Of undoing that stuff
Satin, chiffon, silk and cotton
Just underwear, plain and simple
Who is she,
Where are the gods to listen to
Where are the gods to tell me what to do
All I want to do is think Blue Shocking Blue, the only colour of sex
My huge hands grasped you at your hips
Your blond hair formed a pool on the dark wood
Between my feet
And I raised you to doting love
And then let it subside, Yeah
In a soft corrosion I always get a kick out of Paris
Mon die senie, anyambami
Let it Roll, Let it Roll
I can't get enough
Of undoing that stuff, and who is she
And where's the man, who saw the man
Who saw the man, who saw the girl
I'm going crazy
Where in the world can you find such dreams
Nowhere it seems except Paris
Yeah, always get a kick out of Paris
But then again, I'm not sure
But it's better than yesterday
And tomorrow's another day
And I want to live yesterday, tomorrow
Taken from the album "Paris" by Malcolm McLaren, Produced and co-authored by Robin Millar
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My natural hair regimen for growth and maintenance
I finally figured out my natural hair routine and I went ahead and spilled all the tea about it in this video. Hopefully, it helps you develop yours too if you can't quite figure it out yet.
Where are you from?
British Virgin Islands
How long have you been Natural?
What is your hair type?
Multi-textured, mixture of 3's and 4's
What is your race?
Black, West Indian(Caribbean)
Email me: [email protected] (business inquiries ONLY)
Instagram:@ Razorempress,
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Camera: Cannon T5i, Cannon G7x
Editing: Final Cut Pro -X ,Premiere Pro
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Track Name: "This Feeling"
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Killer Chili Mac
Who doesn't love carbo-licious pasta mixed with all the traditional chili fixin's, a bit of spice, and melty cheese? No one I want to meet, that's for sure. The queen of Mac is at it again - Barb from
That Was Vegan?
provides a wonderfully tasty and healthy take on
chili mac'n'cheese
. This recipe made for some comforting lunches and was very filling! I only used one can of beans and didn't include the chilis (because I didn't have any on hand), but it was still very satisfying. I'm sure it would have been even better with fresh tomatoes, but alas... they are not yet in season. It was a tie in tastiness with
my chili mac
recipe, that's for sure!
Jealousy-inducing lunchtime feast.
This recipe makes a ton of food. How much, exactly? I'll show you...
Uhh... yeah. Tons of food! I have leftovers in the freezer and had the opportunity to offer dinner to an omni friend - it was approved! Don't you just love sharing delish vegan comfort foods? This is sure to please a crowd, or just yourself (for many days!), so give it a try!
Thanks for your creativity and obscene use of Daiya, Barb! :)


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PLYMOUTH, N.H. - Freshmen Mary Kate Cunningham (Holden, Mass.) and Krista Pettrey (Northfield, Vt.) scored two goals apiece Saturday afternoon to lead Plymouth State University's women's soccer team to an 8-0 Little East Conference victory over UMass Boston at rainy Panther Field.
The Panthers had little trouble with the Beacons, outshooting the visitors 28-2. PSU, which finished with a sub-.500 record the past two seasons, improves to 5-1-1 overall and 2-0-0 in conference play, while UMB drops to 2-7 overall and 0-2-0 in the LEC.
Cunningham scored the first two goals of the game in the opening 16 minutes to put the Panthers ahead. Pettrey, who assisted on Cunningham's first goal, notched her first of the game to make it a 3-0 contest at halftime, then added her second of the contest just minutes into the start of the second half.
The scoring parade continued for PSU as freshman Kelsey McBride (Brookline, N.H.) and senior Katie Sheridan (West Sayville, N.Y.) added goals, with sophomore Casey Bishop (Topsham, Maine) picking up assists on both tallies. Sophomore Melissa Erwin (Newington, Conn.) and sophomore Alicia Tefft (Brunswick, Maine) added second-half goals to round out the scoring for the winners.
UMB keeper Kristen Bowes (Quincy, Mass.) had a busy afternoon, making 20 saves. The lopsided score allowed PSU to empty its bench, with all 24 players in uniform seeing action.
Plymouth State plays another home game Tuesday with a non-conference encounter against Worcester State (4:00 p.m.). UMB returns home to play Rhode Island College next Saturday in an LEC affair (1:00 p.m.).
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The further you travel, the more inclined you are to spend.
If you are coming in, by car, from Ohio, you will probably be less inclined to spend $100 on a dinner.
If your flight alone costs more than the family from Ohio spent to get everyone there, you are more likely to spend that $100 on a nice dinner you might not do again for who knows how long.....
I feel the same way when I go skiing. I spend more in the Alps than I do in Vermont.


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"For some, a visit to the Moomin Shop is the real highlight of their trip and they really look forward to seeing it. Older people reminisce about the Moomins being part of their childhood. Younger people want to show off their Moomin character tattoos", says shop manager Gabi Tuomi.
New products arrive every week at this treasure trove for Moomin fans. To mark the centenary celebration, the shop has been stocked with Tove100 marked products, ranging from mugs to notepads and biscuit jars to cards.
Fathers on business trips usually select Moominpappa from the vast range of soft toys. Moomintroll and Moomin mugs are universally popular; however, the contents of shopping bags and overall character preferences certainly vary depending on the nationality of the visitors.
"Swedes buy household products and educational toys such as puzzles. They also love the anarchy of Little My. The Japanese prefer Moomin books in Swedish (the original source language) even though Japanese translations do exist. They regularly buy several of the same item – 50 key chains for example – to use as gifts for friends and loved ones. The Japanese feel empathy towards the freedom and reliability of Snufkin", says Gabi Tuomi.
Most people recognize the Moomins, but not everyone has heard about the residents of Moomin Valley.
"Every once in a while, people come and ask what this hippo thingy is all about. In most cases, Moomins make people happy and I think it's nice that they are bought as gifts to be given to people around the world", says Tuomi.
Moomin Shop: T2, gates 26-27 Tove Jansson: The Mother of the Moomins - And So Much More
Moomin themed events throughout Finland
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of Tove Jansson, the creator of the Moomins. Several events will take place throughout Finland to mark the centenary celebrations.
Ateneum's major exhibition covers Tove Jansson's career as a painter, illustrator, political cartoonist, author, and as the creator of the Moomins and the Moomin stories. On 9 August, there will be a concert in held in honour of Jansson.
Ateneum: Anniversary Exhibition
The Design Museum will exhibit all 68 original Moomin mugs ranging from the 1950s all the way to this year's anniversary mug. Both the original and in-progress versions of the mugs will also be on display.
Design Museum
An exhibition of photos by Per Olov Jansson (Tove's younger brother) and C-G Hagström, as well as rare examples of photos taken from the Jansson family album. The exhibition is open 5–27 September.
Hanaholmen: Tove in photos
From a young age, Tove spent her summers in the archipelago. Both the sea and islands were themes that recurred throughout her art.
Art Factory: Tove and the Archipelago
Art by sculptor Viktor Jansson, father of Tove.
Tampere Hall: Art by Tove's father
A permanent exhibition displaying around 2,000 original works by Tove Jansson.
Free entry on the day of Jansson's 100th anniversary, 9 August.
Tampere Art Museum's Moomin Valley exhibition
Meet the Moomin characters and step inside their homes in the Moomin World.
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To be an advertising leader in your home city is an honor. To be a national figure of creative excellence is incredibly rare. So imagine what it must take to become a global advertising icon.
Actually, you don't have to imagine. You can simply read below to find out why Adweek's editors selected these 10 global creative leaders to represent some of the world's best talent in this year's Creative 100.
Our annual list of the top creative professionals in marketing, media, tech and culture has traditionally been limited to the U.S., but in honor of the approaching Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, we decided to reserve 10 spots on our list for these luminaries of international inspiration:
Suthisak Sucharittanonta
Chief Creative Officer, BBDO Bangkok
For most of us, creating brilliant inventions or saving lives may sound like childhood dreams, but for iconic Thai creative Suthisak Sucharittanonta, they're just parts of the standard workday.
The BBDO Bangkok creative chief often bypasses traditional ads in favor of creating products and apps that improve or even save lives.
His team's AbsorbPlate shaves 30 calories off your meal by draining away grease, while the Helpmet is a motorcycle helmet that automatically reports crashes to emergency responders. Both were created for the Thai Health Promotion Foundation, which also partnered with BBDO Bangkok on a dashboard Buddhist monk statue that talks spiritually minded drivers out of speeding and a hearing aid that, when removed at night, can be worn as a bracelet to wake you up during an emergency.
Initially an aspiring architect and photographer, Sucharittanonta found his calling as an art director and copywriter, first at Dentsu Thailand in 1984 and eventually at BBDO Bangkok in 1998.
Today he's focused on finding "tangible solutions to existing problems" in whatever form that takes. "We think it's time to step out off the comfort zone and do something different, something we've never done before," he says.
—David Griner
Eva Santos
Chief Creative Director, Proximity Spain
The struggle to shatter gender stereotypes in advertising is a global one, and Eva Santos is one of the most dynamic creatives leading the charge.
As Proximity Spain's creative chief, she led the creation of Audi's 2016 animated spot "The Doll Who Chose to Drive," featuring a fashionable doll speeding out of the pink-toy aisle to prove that imagination is gender-neutral. The spot has been viewed more than 25 million times, Santos says.
"For the first time, an automotive brand was prepared to explicitly break gender stereotypes with a formula capable of influencing both today's drivers and tomorrow's," she says. "It's even changing the number of women considering buying an Audi."
Santos' efforts for equality go far beyond client work. Currently the leader of Proximity's Worldwide Creative Council, she also helped create #masmujerescreativas, a collaborative effort to open more opportunities for female creatives.
A restless spirit with ideas to spare, Santos is a big believer in momentum.
"In my experience," she says, "the two keys in a creative process are quantity and speed—quantity of ideas and speed of thinking as the best way to achieve quality and not losing time arguing during the first steps of the creative process."
—David Griner
Naoya Hosokawa
Chief Creative Officer, Drill Tokyo
As creative chief of Dentsu-affiliated Drill, Hosokawa leads a team focused on making cutting-edge consumer experiences with high visibility and impact. These range from Pocari's "Lunar Dream Capsule" project to land the beverage brand on the moon, to a huge LED "Warp Cube" installation for mobile phone brand KDDI Au that used VR technology to give people the sensation of flying around the world.
"My philosophy is to not only solve client issues through creative, but to also challenge myself to make people happy," Hosokawa says. "I refuse to compromise this philosophy regardless of how difficult the conditions may be."
That relentless ambition is clearly on display in the agency's upcoming project "Neuronavi," a technology created for the Atami City tourist district that "makes real-time and catered recommendations without any need for language ability by combining a device that scans brain waves to read emotions and an app that acts as a tour guide," he says. "We aim to use this system for 'omotenashi'—Japanese-style hospitality—to overseas tourists during the 2020 Tokyo Olympics."
—David Gianatasio
Martin Mercado
Chief Creative Officer, Mercado McCann
"To reach the heart of a jury member, you have to use your head. To touch the heart of people, you need guts," says Martin Mercado, one of Latin America's most feted creative directors.
He employed both in 2012 at Y&R Buenos Aires, in a highly charged campaign for the Argentinian president's office featuring Olympic athlete Fernando Zylberber training on the Falkland/Malvinas Island. That territory was claimed by both Argentina and the U.K., and the ad proved hugely controversial.
For the past several years, Mercado has managed to avoid international incidents while helming Mercado McCann. Notable efforts for TyC Sports TV include "ConverS.OS," about fathers and sons who root for different teams, and "Trump," which trolls POTUS's fiery anti-immigration stance. A powerful print push for the Perfil newspaper mocks the "mother of all bombs" and the absurdity of war.
—David Gianatasio
Tereza Sverakova
Chief Creative Officer, Y&R Prague
Since taking over three years ago as creative chief at Y&R Prague, Sverakova has waged war against the kind of "empty messages" that give branding a bad name.
"If we can encourage our clients to champion meaningful themes with a deeper sense of purpose, we can change how the world sees our industry," she says.
That approach has paid off, particularly last year, when the office won numerous awards, including seven Cannes Lions across three categories. Stirring work for UNHCR, the United Nations refugee agency, claimed five of those trophies for drawing parallels between the current Syrian refugee crisis and the plight of Czechoslovaks who fled Soviet occupation.
For Forbes, "The World Needs More Billionaires" put the high price of making the world a better place into fiscal perspective. (For example, cleaning the oceans costs more than $520 billion a year.)
Acutely aware that in the Czech Republic, "the chance that you will ever get to work on big, glamorous projects is almost nonexistent," Sverakova aims to prove that "even with limited opportunities, and in an environment where you have to improvise, iconic pieces of work can be created."
—David Gianatasio
Ant Keogh
Chief Creative Officer, Clemenger BBDO Melbourne
Keogh joined Clemenger BBDO over a decade ago and has worked on much-discussed campaigns ranging from Bonds Underwear's "The Boys" (featuring two men as hilarious, anthropomorphized testicles) to a series of hard-hitting road safety campaigns for the Victorian Transport Accident Commission.
Keogh cites the award-winning "Meet Graham"—a highway safety effort that imagines a human body redesigned to survive crashes—as a highlight for 2016, along with the Snickers "Hungerithm" campaign, which analyzed social media for internet anger and adjusted prices at 7-Eleven accordingly.
Keogh initially based his approach on the premise that "regular people hate advertising," attempting "to get a sales message across in an honest way that didn't talk down or treat the customer like an idiot."
That mission hasn't changed, and in fact the opportunities to experiment have only expanded. "Now even more so we need to engage," he says. "It's just there are so many more levers you can pull to be useful to someone now, often in a very hands-on, interactive way."
—Erik Oster
Josefine Richards
Creative Director, Ingo Stockholm
Richards has been with Grey Group since 2006 and was named creative director at Ingo, a Stockholm agency that straddles WPP's Grey and Ogilvy agency networks, in 2016.
Her recent career highlights include the agency's campaigns for Lidl, proving the German-owned discount supermarket's quality to skeptical Swedish consumers. "Bosse's Milk" let one such skeptic (a Facebook commenter named Bosse) know Lidl's milk is from Swedish cows by temporarily renaming its cartons in his honor and running an ad blitz to get his attention.
In an earlier iteration of the idea, Lidl played with its name to create a pop-up gourmet restaurant called Dill, stocked only with Lidl ingredients, while an execution called Le Bon served up a version of the Nobel Prize dinner menu, except made with (you guessed it) groceries from Lidl.
For Richards, successful advertising boils down to one thing: "Consumers want the truth and they want it told in a transparent way," she says. "Sometimes it may be uncomfortable, sometimes it might make you laugh and sometimes it might even hurt."
—Erik Oster
Bas Korsten
Executive Creative Director, JWT Amsterdam
Advertising may never qualify as art with a capital A, but one 17th century painter turned 2016 into a very big year for Bas Korsten. JWT Amsterdam won 16 Lions (including two Grand Prix) at Cannes for "The Next Rembrandt," an AI-driven project sponsored by Dutch financial services firm ING.
"Now, more than ever, we tend to take a few steps back and look at the client's problem or challenge," Korsten says in explaining the approach that led to campaigns like the ElaN Languages spot, starring hilariously bad Google translations of an unlucky couple's wedding vows. He adds, "The solutions nowadays can be so much more fundamental than just communications."
One key example is Korsten's favorite recent project, "School for Justice," a harrowing campaign highlighting Mumbai-based social rights organization Free A Girl Movement's efforts to curb the scourge of underage sex workers. "The fact that we can actually make a difference in the lives of these brave young girls regarding such a deep-rooted problem as child prostitution in India is exactly why I'm so thrilled to be in advertising at the moment," he says.
While Korsten's work is not always "traditional," his outlook is unapologetically so. "Creative advertising is storytelling, and it always has been," he tells Adweek. "But I love the notion that we can now be part of the origin story beyond our traditional roles as tellers of that story."
—Patrick Coffee
Richard Brim
Chief Creative Officer, adam&eveDDB
As creative lead at one of the world's most-awarded agencies, Richard Brim isn't afraid to offer a little constructive criticism from his perch atop the ad industry.
"There's an awful lot of noise and not a lot of action," he says, with agency creatives "talking about work they would like to be doing as opposed to just doing it."
Brim speaks as one who has produced award-winning work for McDonald's, Google, Volkswagen, Kellogg's, John Lewis and Harvey Nichols, whose Cannes Grand Prix-winning "Shoplifters" ad made a prominent appearance in the recent sequel to Danny Boyle's classic film Trainspotting.
That lightning-in-a-bottle collision of marketing and pop culture gave Brim "a massive sense of pride." He cites it as both a career pinnacle and proof of advertising's continued relevance, much like director Wes Anderson's decision to include an adam&eveDDB H&M ad in his most recent portfolio alongside films like Rushmore and The Grand Budapest Hotel.
On that note, Brim rejects doomsayers' forecasts about the death of advertising as we know it. "A brilliant two-minute or 30-second ad—or even a poster—can [still] have an impact," he says. "I don't see anything dying. I just see more things to play with."
—Patrick Coffee
Shane Ogilvie
Co-founder, The Garden (Toronto)
Ogilvie spent his early career logging hours at some of Canada's biggest agencies, from DDB to Grey, but quickly grew tired of the traditional agency lifestyle. Ogilvie said he developed a "sense of frustration," with the industry's tendency to apply "the same old tactics and approach to a world of brand new problems."
In 2014, he cofounded The Garden North America—a brand strategy and creative shop that focuses on collaborating with clients from start to finish—with veteran strategist Shari Walczak.
Under Ogilvie's creative leadership, the agency partnered with lifestyle brand Roots to celebrate Canada's 150th birthday with a clever campaign, "Be Nice," playing on a longstanding (and positive) stereotype about Canadians' attitude. The campaign included a video narrated by Kim Cattrall and focused on historic events in Canadian history, including the NHL's first black hockey player, Willie O'Ree, and the legalization of same-sex marriage in 2003.
The Garden also sent a nice message to its southern neighbors with a politely anti-Trumpian campaign called "Tell America It's Great," with Canadians complimenting the U.S. on its best traits.
—Katie Richards
Get to know the rest of Adweek's Creative 100 for 2017:
• 15 Chief Creative Officers
• 18 Executive Creative Directors and Group Creative Directors
• 22 Creative Directors and Associate Creative Directors
• 14 Art Directors and Copywriters
• 10 Global Creative Leaders
• 12 Digital Innovators
• 10 Branded Content Masters
• 12 Artists and Authors
• 11 Celebrities and Influencers
• Cover Story: How Kumail Nanjiani Is Becoming an Inescapable Creative Force
Also check out all the honorees in alphabetical order.


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One of the weekend posts on SurvivalBlog was read is a from the perspective of a CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) member/leader and a Search & Rescue Volunteer in our local community. "A Community Action Plan" by ShepardFarmerGeek simplifies an often challenging topic. It would also make a great working template for groups to get organized in an emergency situation. It could be adapted to any size community. His strategies will definitely be added to improve our neighborhood plan.
It's a great idea to bring a copy of this plan to a Neighborhood Watch if only to bring up the topic of preparedness and evaluate the resourcefulness of your neighbors. If you don't have a Neighborhood Watch, check with your local police department for information on how to get one started. CERT is also a great way to help others in your community get prepared.


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The 411:
Wing Span - 92"
Length - 86"
AUW (dry)- 18-19 lbs.
Gas Power - 60cc -70cc
Electric Power - Hacker Q-80
Radio - 6 channel with 5 high torque servos
What's in the box:
Pre-hinged & glued ailerons & elevators
Carbon fiber main landing gear
Carbon fiber main wing tube
Carbon fiber laminated wing and stab roots
Removable horizontal stabs & rudder
G10 fiberglass control horns
Aluminum reinforced landing gear mount
Aluminum reinforced firewall
Aluminum standoffs for gas engines
Full-length canister tunnel
Canister muffler mounts
Heavy duty 4" foam wheels with aluminum hubs
Heavy duty steel axles
Thick heavy duty pre-drilled wheel pants
Pre-drilled & rubber lined landing gear cuffs
Firewall drilling templates for common engines
Pre-run rudder pull-pull wires (turnbuckle also included for push-pull option)
High quality ball links & turnbuckles for all connections
Extra hardware bag for spares
Velcro for fuel tank or battery restraint
All airframe components covered in genuine Ultracote
(True Red HANU866, White HANU870, Silver HANU881, Charcoal Pearl HANU846)
NOTE: This product is shipped in two separate boxes.
AJ flies this airframe with the following equipment:
Desert Aircraft 70cc Twin
Falcon 24x10 prop
Castle Pro BEC
Thunder Power 2s 3800mah G8 Pro-lite + 25C
Futaba S-9177 servos
SpotOnRC V2 1.75" Servo Arms x (4)
SpotOnRC V2 3.5" Double Servo Arm
Also needed to complete:
(2) x 6" extension for ailerons (not needed for S-9177)
(2) x 6" extensions from the receiver to the aileron servos
(2) x 48" extensions for the elevators
(1) x 12" extension for the ESC to Receiver (if electric)
(1) x 12" extension will be needed for the throttle servo and ignition (if gas)
(4) x 1 3/4" servo arms for elevators & ailerons
(1) x 3 1/2" servo arm for rudder
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ARF - AJ Raven - 92 inch ( Edge wings)
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Transvaginal mesh litigation has recently been mounting in courthouses around the country against Johnson & Johnson, Bard, American Medical Systems (AMS), and Boston Scientific. Lawsuits filed against these companies claim they were negligent in their handling of transvaginal mesh devices, and for their failure to warn both the public and medical communities about the health risks linked to the products. Potential transvaginal mesh complications include erosion, infections, pain, dyspareunia, organ perforation, and the recurrence of urinary problems.
Free Confidential Case Evaluation: If you or a loved one has been injured or suspect that you may have complications directly linked to the placement of a vaginal mesh product, you should contact our law firm immediately. You may be entitled to compensation by filing a suit against the manufacturer of the transvaginal mesh and we can help.
Update: New Jersey Jury Awards Plaintiff $68 Million in Bard Mesh Lawsuit
April 20, 2018 – A jury in Bergen County, New Jersey, has awarded $68 million ($33 million in compensatory damages and $35 million in punitive damages) to a woman who claims she was severely injured by C.R. Bard's Avaulta Solo Support and Align Trans-Obturator Urethral Support Systems. Plaintiff Mary McGuinness was awarded $23 million in actual damages and her husband Thomas was awarded $10 million for loss of consortium, according to court documents.
Bard Transvaginal Mesh Lawsuit
In July 2012, medical technology giant C.R. Bard and a doctor were ordered to $5.5 million in damages over a transvaginal mesh device that caused a woman persistent pain and potentially irreversible injuries. Jurors in the case ultimately determined that plaintiffs Christine Scott and her husband deserved the compensation because of severe complications caused by Bard's Avaulta Plus surgical mesh product. The company was ruled to be 60% at fault for Scott's complications while Dr. Tillakarasi Kannappan, the doctor who performed the surgery, was responsible for the other 40% of the liability. The groundbreaking case was the first to go to trial among a massive number of similar complaints alleging that mesh devices made by Bard, J&J, and Boston Scientific caused plaintiffs catastrophic injuries.
Vaginal Mesh Multidistrict Litigation
Five multidistrict litigations (MDLs) have been established for pretrial handling of mesh lawsuits filed on the federal level. They are for:
- Bard Avaulta Lawsuits (In Re: C.R. Bard, Inc., Pelvic Repair System Products Liability Litigation – MDL No. 2187)
- AMS Vaginal Mesh Lawsuits (In Re: American Medical Systems, Inc., Pelvic Repair Systems Products Liability Litigation – MDL No. 2325)
- Boston Scientific Transvaginal Mesh Lawsuits (In Re: Boston Scientific Corp., Pelvic Repair Systems Products Liability Litigation – MDL No. 2326)
- Ethicon Gynecare Vaginal Mesh Lawsuits (In Re:Ethicon, Inc. Pelvic Repair Systems Products Liability Litigation – MDL No. 2327)
- Coloplast Vaginal Sling Lawsuits (In Re: Coloplast Corp. Pelvic Support Systems Products Liability Litigation – MDL No. 2387)
- Cook Medical Transvaginal Mesh Lawsuits (In Re: Cook Medical, Inc., Pelvic Repair System Products Liability Litigation – MDL No. 2440)
- Neomedic Mesh Lawsuits (In Re: Neomedic Pelvic Repair System Products Liability Litigation – MDL No. 2511)
Schmidt & Clark, LLP, is accepting potential transvaginal mesh litigation against these manufacturers for the following devices:
- Johnson & Johnson
- Ethicon TVT
- Gynecare TVT
- Gynemesh PS
- Prolene Polypropylene Mesh Patch
- Secur
- Avaulta Plus™ BioSynthetic Support System
- Avaulta Solo™ Synthetic Support System
- Faslata® Allograft
- Pelvicol® Tissue
- PelviSoft® Biomesh
- Pelvitex™ Polypropylene Mesh
American Medical Systems (AMS)
Boston Scientific
- Advantage™ Sling System
- Obtryx® Curved Single
- Obtryx® Mesh Sling
- Prefyx Mid U™ Mesh Sling System
- Prefyx PPS™ System
Do I Qualify for Transvaginal Mesh Litigation?
The Medical Device Litigation Group at our law firm is an experienced team of trial lawyers that focus on the representation of plaintiffs in transvaginal mesh litigation. We are handling individual litigation nationwide and currently accepting new transvaginal mesh litigation in all 50 states.
Free Transvaginal Mesh Litigation Evaluation: If you or a loved one has been injured or suspect that you may have complications directly linked to POP or SUI surgery and/or the placement of a transvaginal mesh product, contact our law firm immediately. You may be entitled to compensation by filing a transvaginal mesh suit and our lawyers can help.


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Cyberphobia: The Causes, Symptoms and Treatments for the Fear of Computers
The Age of Technology
Computers have revolutionized the way we work, learn, play, and manage our daily lives. These powerful little machines increase productivity and give us access to much information. In fact, workplaces and schools now expect individuals to be computer literate and use these systems to accomplish required tasks. What if, however, an individual is afraid of computers?
Cyberphobia, or the fear of computers or working on computers, affects many people. This fear becomes further common as technology takes a more relevant place in society. Like many phobias, this irrational fear can negatively impact several areas of an individual's life. The anxiety of computers, though, particularly presents problems in business and in education as it can affect work productivity and training effectiveness.
The Causes and Symptoms of Cyberphobia
Fear of computers may be the result of a lack of experience with computers. Research findings have been mixed regarding the relationship between computer anxiety and computer experience. Generally, though, cyberphobia decreases as positive experiences with computers, not just experiences in general, increase. Males typically have less computer fear than females. Studies also found that adults fear computers more than children or teenagers. When compared to younger adults, however, older adults felt less cyberphobia, even though they had less experience with computers. Individuals who fear computers may fear all new technology, including cell phones, Blackberrys, iPods, and other MP3 players.Some of the symptoms of cyberphobia match those of other phobias. The fear of computers or working on computers can result in the following:
- avoidance of computers and other technology
- failure to complete computerized tasks
- resistance to back up hard drives or organize files
- excessive sweating
- dry mouth
- nausea
- shaking
- heart palpitations
- breathlessness
- inability to speak or think clearly
- a full blown anxiety attack
- a fear of dying
Treatments for Cyberphobia
Unlike other phobias in which one can avoid the feared object or activity, computers are becoming impossible to avoid. If cyberphobia is holding you back at work, at school, or in daily living, try the following tips to conquer the fear and gain confidence with the computer.
- Approach computers, software, and the Internet slowly. Do not attempt to learn everything at once.
- Seek learning opportunities with classes, computer and business magazines, or on-line tutorials.
- Begin to discover how useful computers can be by using them for simple tasks. If you are trying to learn new software, start with tasks you know how to accomplish on your current software, such as writing a letter or creating a chart. Practice basic tasks, then try more difficult ones.
- Ask a computer expert to guide you in learning. A coworker or friend will enjoy sharing expertise and can provide valuable assistance.
Cyberphobia can be overcome by working with computers slowly and accomplishing small tasks. In extreme cases, however, medication and/or therapy may be necessary to control the anxiety and other symptoms that impact an individual's ability to live a normal life. These treatments should especially be considered if lack of computer use affects work or school productivity.
Chien, Tien-Chen. "Factors Influencing Computer Anxiety and its Impact on E-Learning Effectiveness: A Review of Literature." iedweb.sdsu.edu/lduesbery/edld/documents/resources/computer_anxiety_lit_synth.pdf
Hudiburg, Richard A. "Assessing and Managing Technostress." www.una.edu/psychology/alatalk.htm


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In 1979, after making friends with the British photographer Brian Duffy, the artist Derek Boshier headed to his studio for what he'd thought was a blind date. "He said, 'You know Derek, I've got this friend, and now that I know you well, I know you two are really going to get on,'" Boshier recalled.
That's how Boshier found himself face to face with David Bowie. In a way, it was fate: Just a few weeks earlier, Boshier had been poking around an art bookshop in Covent Garden when the shopkeeper stopped him to say that Bowie had been making pit stops there, asking for Boshier's catalogues and any information about his work. Bowie, it turned out, was looking to collaborate.
After the pair worked together on Bowie's album cover for 1979's Lodger, the musician's appreciation for Boshier only grew. He'd travel to Paris for Boshier's exhibition openings, invite Boshier to fly to his place in Berlin simply for lunch, and call up Boshier's gallery repeatedly to ask if he could get a sneak peek of his shows early. And still, it was a surprise when in late 2015 Bowie emailed Boshier, who would go on to also work with The Clash on their second songbook, out of the blue to say how much he loved the artist's "doorstop" of a monograph, which had just been published by Thames & Hudson.
It was one of Bowie's few secretive goodbyes before his death a few weeks later.
In fact, Boshier had been planning to send Bowie a drawing of him by way of thanks for the kind words when he unexpectedly passed away. So now Boshier is turning his retrospective, up now at Night Gallery in Los Angeles through June 17, into something of a send-off for his old friend; he is calling it "On the Road," a nod to Bowie's appreciation for Jack Kerouac. The novel reportedly inspired a 15-year-old Bowie to buy himself a saxophone and start painting as soon as he'd finished reading, and Kerouac is featured alongside Bowie in one of the three towering portraits at the center of the show, which Boshier painted in the months after Bowie's death.
The works were a rare exercise in portraying Bowie without his input: in addition to the 1979's Lodger, for which Duffy photographed Bowie as a "fallen man" version of the Elephant Man, the play he was then starring in on Broadway, the duo also collaborated closely on Boshier's album cover for Bowie's Let's Dance LP, which has Bowie shadowboxing in front of a projection of a Boshier drawing,
Bowie's touch, though, was always light. As Boshier recalled, "David just said, 'Do what you like.'"
David Bowie Homage: Willow Smith, Zendaya, and Kiernan Shipka's Heartfelt Rendition of "Changes"


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I just inhaled deeply. That deep breath you take before you begin talking. Actually, it is more like unloading YOUR LOAD OF WOE. The load you carry and feel bogged down by burden. But I don't feel bogged down. It's more like I feel attacked and beaten. This week has been such spiritual battle for me but there is a reason that God assures us we are more than conquerors.
Let me back up a bit. First off, you have to understand that we have been in a whirlwind of just good old fashioned STUFF. House stuff, remodeling, getting ready for school, and running around doing things causing me to wonder what exactly I am accomplishing besides repeating the same cycle the following week. You know. Wash clothes, feed children, drive to Point A. Then to Point B. Then home. Then eat. Then sleep. Then shower on the 3rd day. It all takes on this beautiful sense of NORMAL. And then WHAM!
Job loss.
Then another WHAM!
I am sick.
Girls spike high fevers and become infected with boils. Oh, I wish I were kidding. I started asking my husband if we were being plagued in a magnificent, biblical, prophetic kind of way.
He said no but I am still not convinced.
The boils thing is something we have dealt with for years and I am ashamed to even blog about it and put it out there. It is this kind of situation that makes me doubt myself as a mother. We have seen several doctors, even infectious disease control, but we have no conclusive answers. It is sporadic...like 3 times a year. And for those who know me I am a clean freak to the point that boiling toothbrushes and combs would be a trait I would admire in a person. As in, you are not weird because I would like detailed instructions to follow suit.
But when it happens, it always discourages me deeply and as I bleach everything in my house once again, I question my worth. Am I bad mom? Do I keep things TOO clean? Not enough clean? Blah, blah, blah. Though I know this is often a lie, I believe it anyway. I actually suspect something in our water or pipes but I can't be sure. The other day I was scrubbing my bath tub and when I turned on the water, this is what came out...
I thought I was seeing things but that water was straight up brown. I freaked. So I tried again after 5 minutes and this what came out...
Clear! I thought I imagined the whole thing and at this point my sanity was in total question. When we first moved in we had to empty the hot water heater due to all the sediment in the bottom. But it ran clear after about a week. This came out of nowhere. And still, the girls have struggled with this issue before we moved here. But we have not been able to figure it out. We use special cleansers. We don't reuse towels. I dress them in haz mat suits, etc. But I am veering off point as usual.
Then there is my oldest daughter who has decided to become...shall I say...difficult. TRIPLE WHAM! Cati must have drank the Koolaid from a sect called Babies Torturing Mothers. She has learned strategies that would rival the cunning ways of a CIA agent to make me question my diligent quest for motherhood. As I tap away she is making squealing sounds from her bed because we have made the unfortunate decision of not giving her attention though she was supposed to be in the REM state of sleep 55 minutes ago.
Then there is my husband who has many job leads and yet no actual possibilities. Oddly, I am totally confident that God is working. The small stuff lays me out like right hooks to the head. The big stuff I roll with. Go figure.
I got one of those chain letter emails today that makes you fear for your life if you don't send it to 10 people. The email actually says that if I am too busy to send it to 10 people that perhaps Jesus is to busy to write my name in the book of life.
True story.
Oh, how I want to start my own chain letter to reference this wayward and alarmingly false theology but I shall take the high road and just look at all the pretty pictures that accompanies the email. But at the top, in all its blinky form, it said something that struck me...
Oh, how true. And I am most vulnerable when my feet are in a spacious place. When nothing seems to be happening. It was in college or just after, I heard a pastor preach on this verse in Psalm 31 that had significant impact on me. I will share the verse that precedes it to give it some context...
"I will be glad and rejoice in your love, for you saw my affliction and knew the anguish of my soul. You have not handed me over to the enemy but have set my feet in a spacious place." Psalm 31:7-8
This pastor said something I have never forgotten in all these years since I was a fairly new Christian when I heard them. He referenced that last verse and I scribbled the words he said in the margin of my bible.
And by the way. Thank you for all your prayers, sweet comments, and emails. I go back through them often marveling that I have friends across the nation and world. You all astound me at your thoughtfulness and friendship.
And I leave you with this truth that I live moment to moment during this trial that can only end in triumph.


text: When the City of Peoria announced extensive renovations for the Peoria Sports Complex, the Mariners were in for some major upgrades. The new Mariners Clubhouse includes over 400 lockers, almost 3,000 square feet of dining facilities, 6 practice fields, 4-lane covered batting tunnel, 7-lane pitching gallery, 5,000 square feet of patio space, hydrotherapy training room, 6,000 square feet of administrative offices, and a 5,680 square foot weight training performance center. With a LEED Gold certification, the renovation transformed the facility into a sustainable and bright space that will support the players throughout spring training in preparation for their season.


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Discover the Southern Highlands wine region and taste award-winning cool climate wines. With an expert guide to act as your wine tutor, you have the choice to visit three, four of five of the region's wineries. You'll travel by comfortable Mercedes Benz and there is a chance that you may meet the wine maker in person. This tour includes lunch and all tasting.
This Southern HIghlands tour will take you to three, four or five cellar doors where you will have a chance to taste the award-winning cool climate wine and find out a bit on how the wine is made, and often meet the wine maker in person. This tour includes lunch and all tastings. You'll be picked up from your accommodation in the Southern Highlands and returned safely at the end of your tour. There is nothing for you to do but relax and enjoy the wine.


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Warner Bros. has unveiled the first trailer for the highly anticipated animated sequel The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part. The follow-up to the smash-hit original movie arrives early next year, but we get our first good look at it thanks to this debut teaser trailer. Trolls director Mike Mitchell steps into the director's chair this time around with co-director Trisha Gum, but Phil Lord and Chris Miller are still involved as producers and co-writers of the follow-up.
This teaser trailer is pretty great, as it builds on the ending of The LEGO Movie to create a post-apocalyptic wasteland of sorts in which Emmet is in full denial of all the terrible things going on (hmm, sounds familiar). The trailer doesn't give away too much of the film's plot, which involves gender dynamics and differences, but there are some solid jokes, great visuals, and you really can't go wrong with a Beastie Boys needle drop.
This project has taken some time to put together. The LEGO Movie co-director Chris McKay was originally set to direct, but he departed when Warner Bros. opted to make The LEGO Batman Movie first so he went to direct that. Then Community alum Rob Schrab signed on to take the helm, but left the project after a year over creative differences, at which point Mitchell came aboard. Lord and Miller also jumped into the film pretty heavily last year after they left Solo: A Star Wars Story, taking a stronger handle on crafting the script, so it'll be interesting to see exactly what kind of movie has been put together. So far, this trailer is a great start.
Check out the LEGO Movie 2 trailer below. Starring Chris Pratt, Elizabeth Banks, Channing Tatum, Will Arnett, Jonah Hill, Tiffany Haddish, Stephanie Beatriz, and Arturo Castro, The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part arrives on February 8, 2019.
Producer and The LEGO Batman Movie director Chris McKay previously gave a tantalizing tease of where this sequel goes when we spoke to him last September:
"The Duplo represents Finn's sister, Finn being the little boy from the live-action. The Duplo is her. The man upstairs said, "You've gotta play with your sister. That's the thing you've gotta promise me. I'll let you play with my world, but now you've gotta let your sister come in and play with your world." Now, she's coming in, and that's the major thing that the movie is about. What's different and similar about gender, when a boy plays vs. how a girl plays? What kinds of stories are there? Chris and Phil are super fucking smart and really thoughtful and sensitive writers. The kinds of questions and the interesting ideas that they're getting into with this movie, it's going to be like the first LEGO Movie was, where it's about something else that's really profound. I'm really excited about where the movie is gonna go because it's about these things that are actual notions that people have that might even be unconscious biases, where people don't even realize that that's the way they're looking at the world. You can do that in a movie like this, and still have it be a great musical with fun songs, and have action and all of the other crazy things we're gonna get into with that movie. It's gonna be a really special movie."


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Or, I should say, the writers of Bob's Burgers have penned the greatest song in the history of humanity. Their previous additions to the cannon of amazing music include classics such as Linda's song about diarrhea and a piece simply titled "Butts Butts Butts." But this video, my friends, tops them all. This is from season 4, episode 13, "The Frond Files," and aired a few weeks ago, but I have not seen it mentioned here yet and believe that everyone should see it. Now, listen to Gene Belcher (who is tied for my first favorite Belcher with Tina and Linda, sorry Bob and Louise) tell you about the importance of farts (they are liberty!):
If you would like an enhanced experience, there is another version available from Behind Bob's Burgers. This is slightly abbreviated but made so much better by the simple addition of text:
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Living in Blomberg.
Discover the benefits.
Blomberg - the small, attractive town lying between the Teutoburg Forest and the River Weser invites you to visit and to stay.
Living in Blomberg means...
... a long history:
The Town of Blomberg was founded in around 1250 by the Lippish nobleman Bernhard III. The town was for centuries the seat of the Lippish nobility. Many of the districts of Blomberg are actually much older than the town itself.
... 18 vibrant districts:
The previously independent villages, which were incorporated into Blomberg in 1970, have preserved and deepened their own individual character. They are adorable communities where the living is good, which complement Blomberg just like 'salt in the soup'.
... a great deal of historical substance:
With 160 listed buildings, an old town wall, many ensembles of rural buildings, the only town gate still existing in Lippe and magnificent streets, Blomberg and its districts are a historical feast for the eyes.
... attractive village centres and urban squares:
Attractive squares for meeting and mingling can be found both in the districts and in the centre of the old town. These squares enliven the community and promote a sense of togetherness.
... a wide range of retail trade and local supermarkets:
These days, a town without local supermarkets and an agile retail trade is inconceivable. Blomberg has both and we make every effort to ensure that this remains the case.
... handball at the highest level:
For many years now, the HSG ladies' team have played at the highest level in the 1st Division of the Bundesliga and they contest their home games in the fully renovated "Halle an der Ulmenallee".
... living in history and inmodernity:
Those who like to live in historic buildings will find old half-timbered houses in both the districts and in the historical town centre. Modern settlements and attractive building land offer a living environment to the most modern of standards.
... a complete educational offer and family and career compatibility:
From pre-school care through to grammar school, Blomberg provides an educational offer that satisfies all modern requirements and which has family and career compatibility as its particular focus.
... an active society scene:
The societies on offer range from the carrier-pigeon association through to the golf club. There is something for everyone here, who wants to enjoy his or her hobby with others in a club of some kind.
... festive highlights that enchant the town every year:
The large town centre marksmen's fair, the carnation festival with the 'Blumencorso' flower parade, the potato festival, the art wall and the many village festivals are events that always provide colourful diversity and a festive atmosphere.
... a varied range of cultural offerings:
From the craftwork event in the wine cellar to the Blomberg Song Festival in the "Alte Meierei" house of culture, the city offers a rich cultural program. The library and the town archive invite you to browse and research.
... friendly people:
The Lippers are generally thought to be stubborn. But who is to say people who are restrained at first are unfriendly. Give the Blombergers a chance first!
... a wonderful surrounding area:
Gently rolling hills and sweeping views into the Blomberg Basin invite you to take a hike along the 42 kilometre long "Nelkenweg" ('Carnation Way') through the districts of Blomberger and the urban forest.


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The Race Day Simulation Workout
Jessica Mundy started racing at the age of eleven. She competed with the Australian Development Team for a number of years, and recently her focus has been on the US domestic circuit with The Meteor || Intelligentsia, where she is one of the top contenders
Mundy's Race Simulation Workout
Mundy's workout helps to simulate race situations such as closing gaps when under attack and those times when you're at threshold and have to extend yourself to catch back on or even for a sprint finish.
You can watch the video above, or view it and add it directly to your training plan by clicking here.


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Beta sign ups for NBA 2K Playgrounds 2 are now live, with PS4 and Xbox One owners able to sign up for the 2v2 arcade basketball game Beta that's due to start this Friday.
NBA 2K Playgrounds 2 aims ot build on the fast paced NBA Jam-esque 2v2 arcade basketball gameplay of the reasonably well received previous instalment. It'll feature more players, more signature … Read More


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Sherlene®, the Company Brand
I am Sherlene D. Stevens (pronounced Shur-leen Stee-vens), formerly known as Sherlene Stevens-Gould (divorce, 2007). My maternal family is from Maryland's Eastern Shore; paternal family is orginally from the Carolinas who ventured and has lived mostly in an urban area of Maryland.
Young me ... Native American of Color .. multi-racial. child.
Online, Offline, and Local
Family-Friendly Services
1. Home and Business services;
2. Cultural seasonal traditions including holiday decors;
3. Family-Friendly Online News and Live Stream presentations;
4. Family-Appropriate Fashion and Brand Affiliate Influencer. Amusements;
5. Family Lifestyle Outreach;
A photo of maternal family [Family Reunion]--Great Grandparents, my grandmother (the only one looking in opposite direction), and Great Aunts and Uncles (as of 2018, now just a few of pictured are still living).
To see more pictures of my maternal family, click to view pics.
Why?! This is my "why" of why I believe in consistent family values and traditions:
Making of Brand: Company Timeline
"Have you taken time to arrange situations in your life's experiences box?" ~The Script In My Box
Childhood and Early Life
Wonderful Upbringing ...
Thankful Every Day
For The Mother and Father
That The Holy Trinity of God Chose For Me.
A Typical, Normal Large Family So I Thought . . .
1978 She began participating in external local programs for gifted-and-talented public-school youth ( 4-H; volunteering activities in her local community) fulfilling the learning goals/objectives "as if" she was in a more urban environment--realizing that she lived in a very rural and southern disadvantaged area of Maryland: A child (G&T student of Color and minority academic level for her area) who still needed to be educated.
1984 She began babysitting (in-home, mother's helper, and at her Johnsontown/ Pomona, Maryland home while her mother was present). During her early years, Sherlene was also home schooled by her young mother.
1985 High School studies, Business: Office Technology and Education. She participates in the school's choir, and committee for class social events. She tutors youth of Chestertown, Maryland in math, reading, and the arts.
1987 Sherlene was a long-time member (age 7 - 15) of Chestertown Reach Outs 4-H Club located in Kent County, (Chestertown) Maryland. She discusses plans, with the Town of Chestertown, in regards to a youth center in the old location of the Super Fresh grocery-store building that now houses a Dollar General retail-chain location. Sherlene forms a 4-H Club, Young Developers 4-H Club. While working with the youth, she developed Maryland's "first" summer-school enrichment program. She developed the curriculum (lesson plans) and all with resources provided by the local-community businesses and Parks and Recreation/local elementary and middle school. The parents of the children donated snacks: club meetings were held at the local library, and at Wilmer's Park in downtown Chestertown.
1989 Sherlene graduates Queen Anne's County High School (Office Technology and Education). She receives a full college scholarship by the 4-H Youth Development program. Also, at the time, she passes the Maryland State Clerical Exam. She chose to both attend college (locally), and work full-time due to her family situation. Sherlene was hired full-time, as an administrative assistant for the front-end office at District 2 State Highway Administration (Chestertown, MD; State-roads industry that included tracking State weather for citizens' and staff travel).
1992 She goes on a leave of absence from State Highway to decide whether to further her college experience, or to continue working at the particular state agency.
College Years
Meaness, Racial Hatred, and Cultural Dysfunction
1992 Sherlene transferred from Chesapeake College (Wye Mills, MD) to Delaware State College (University), Dover, Delaware. She majored in a specialty dual-major education program: Business Management/Communication and Education - Grade 5 -12 track, gifted & talented. The college-major program is not offered anywhere else within a 200 mile radius. She continues to work as a substitute teacher, and several other part-time jobs--while attending college, too, full-time.
1993 She worked as a substitute teacher for the local-schooling district, Kent County Board of Education, for one year before being hired on a full-time basis (assumed pending teacher degree).
Sherlene is hired full-time as a "teacher's aide" and attending Delaware (DE) State College, full-time.
1994 - 1996 Sherlene was promoted and worked now, full-time, as an "Instructional Assistant Alternative Classroom" at a local middle school. Her work experience included creating an Alternative Education program for middle-school youth to increase desire, and discipline of learning in a traditional-classroom environment. Sherlene was given her own classroom to be used for the program. In June 1996, she was close to completing her undergraduate degree. She temporarily resigned from her full-time position to complete requested day hours in the Teacher Education program at DE State college. (The question, did she have to resign?) During this time, she began home-schooling her first daughter (early education). She was still under the local-school employment contract.
1997 Sherlene(full-time college student) now works, part-time, at a local hospital in Chestertown; front-end main switchboard (CBX) operator. One year salary not given by the local school.
1998 Sherlene (and other students in major) were told that the dual college major would no longer be honored due to the renovation phase at the college (Delaware State College, transition of becoming a university vs. continuance as a state college ... due to the NCATE (teaching reform) policies. She was given the option of changing her major, or transferring to a different college (along with staff harassment). She drove, in a newly purchased vehicle, 3/4 times a week from Chestertown to Delaware to attend college; all due to her committment of working with the community of Chestertown. Her second daughter was born.
2000 Sherlene announces her divorce request to the community of Kent County. It was discovered that her then-husband wanted no parts of her work ethic and activities. However, both she and her husband decided that she would continue home-schooling "their own" children (two girls, early education). Also, it was agreed that the girls would attend a local public-school's summer-enrichment program (actually her founding program) to be around the local public-school children-neighbors.
2001 Sherlene remained married. She began taking courses to become a child care director at Chesapeake College,Wye Mills, MD where she once attended (funding provided by a local government agency based on the town's need for a child-care center program). Her goal was to open a day care/learning center in the Chestertown-community area. She took liberal arts courses, and completed a 90-clock hour certification in Early Childhood Education. She was employed part-time at Queen Annes' County Board of Education as a home hospital teacher, and a substitute teacher (two part-time jobs). Her third child was born, a son.
2002 Sherlene has four children now -3 girls and 1 boy. All home schooled.
2003 Sherlene discussed another leadership plan with the Town of Chestertown in regards to using the old building of the Family Support Center in the Business Park (Emory Hill) complex. All constituents approved location site. Kent County Schools approved site for usage as (A Time To Learn) Learning Center. Her husband moved Sherlene and children out of Kent County due to his job and his point-of-view. The family then resides in Centreville, MD. Due to Storm Isabel, Sherlene and kids moved to Hartly, Delaware. This move lasted only a short time. Several ministries were formed while a member of Aaron Chapel United Methodist Church, Rock Hall, MD. She became a lay speaker of the United Methodist Church, Easton, MD (Eastern Peninsula), 2002-2003. Sherlene completed (state government and national) Parents and Families Education Information training, Spring 2003.
2004 Due to her husband's job, she and her family resided in Greensboro, MD. Due to local cultural conflict, the final year of her kids' home-schooling reviews. Reviews were completed by the local Board of Education in Caroline County, MD.
2005 - 2006 Sherlene experienced a forced-and-arranged separation from her husband and children. She attended Sojourner Douglass College, for a short time, to complete courses needed for Delaware State University teacher credential review. Sherlene and husband divorced.
2007 - 2008 Sherlene and her ex-husband began co-parenting their four biological children; children not separated while growing up (was Sherlene's goal). Sherlene was homeless for a short time due to said mishaps. Sherlene graduated from Wilmington University (not under teaching track, however, degree in General Studies). After completing all required college courses of WU, she moved to Wilmington, Delaware. Then the economic recession occurred including lay-off of teachers and closures of most staffing agencies in the New Castle County, Delaware area.
Launch of Existing Company Brand
May I Help You? ... Your Family?...
2007 Sherlene moved to Wilmington, Delaware: affordable housing (Section 8): Does she get a welfare HUD housing voucher for a 1-bedroom? 3-bedroom? 4-bedroom?
2009 Sherlene created her business using all of her personal experiences to generate income to be more self-sufficient. In October 2009, she launched Its An Event And Company. The company's web site was introduced under several website names. It's now written in stone:) sherleneonline.com. She returned to substituting, in her current community with intentions on working as a full-time teacher (emergency certification qualified per Dept. of Education. She also received a Delaware Early Education teaching certificate.).
2011 Sherlene moved to Newark, Delaware. Sherlene opened a private school in Delaware for a short time.
2012 Her memoir releases (June 5) "The Script in My Box: A Journal of Forgiveness." It is a straight-talk mystery novel for young adults, and adults. It discusses family life and life experiences or challenges that can be avoided. Sherlene completes her master's college experiences. She also completed a formal janitorial, including landscaping, franchise certification from Stratus Building Solutions.
2013 Sherlene moved to the District of Columbia (D.C.). She had always had an interest in politics (government agencies administration), too.
2015 Sherlene moved to Union City, Georgia.
2017 Sherlene moved to Annapolis, Maryland to be closer to maternal and paternal family, and ex-husband--after the death of her maternal grandmother.
August, 2017 Volunteering (begun 8/26) as weather and community first-responder social-media communication director when applicable; Redeveloped the disaster-relief project platform available to my audience family (website, social media, etc.).
-End-of-Year, 2017 Rebranding effort of company name from Its An Event and Company to The Sherlene Brand (original vision intent).
2018 Digital Online Media Executive (Presenter to "audience and B2B/B2C"); Available 24/7 Portal Platform and Web Page Owner (Family-lifestyle interest platform). Sharing of credible extreme weather news, issues raised by families, and my audience family. I'm now available from 10 a.m. Monday - Saturday. Sundays (closed), I am available only for GICPA socials, and family-bonding cooperative emergencies (i.e., extreme weather reporting).
2019 Launched formal family-appropriate news feed on this platform, Sherlene NEWS (Sherlene News Media and Broadcasting). A Time To Learn Academy, non-profit, offers more formal employment and career-counseling services. And, offering family services more formally.
*I have a master's degree with an emphasis of Leadership and Influence, and is an educator and informal health care worker who has had studies in (Christian) theology.
Jones International University (Business Management and Communication)
Wilmington University (General Studies specializing in business management)
Delaware State University before transferring to Wilmington University: Dual, Specialty Concentration: Business Management, Education (G&T, Pre K - Grade 12)
Other Coursework Emphasis
Psychology and Humanities
90 clock hours in Early Childhood Education certification,
TECE I & TECE II; Infant and Toddlers (45 clock hrs.), and can be considered for an emergency state public-school teacher in any state (Business Education certification).
NewMonday, InterestingTuesday, DoableWednesday, AnticipatingThursday, PleasantFriday, InvestmentSaturday, and Eco-Friendly Sunday; (Have A Nice Day, Smile To One Stranger Every Day,The middle ground crossing new territories, and Solving Problems with Humble Prayers and Planting Seeds With Faith); A Global Business located in the States; Its An Event and Company now known as The Sherlene Brand.
Are You Prepared To Be Talked About? are words of A Time To Learn Academy. Motto: We are in business to help others.
1. To resolve family-event announcement challenges due to lack of ad space venues in rural America.
2. To provide opportunities of family-bonding in time and tasks to families and the general public.
3. To provide counseling to families of how to be productive in family-oriented goals and activities.
In summary, promoting family bonding by providing non-emergency resources and praise recognition through a for-profit—central office--and a sister-company non-profit department of this customer service concierge organizational model, online or offline or locally.
Highlighting events of the continents --Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America, and South America.
Company Values: Faith, Determination, Skills, Education, Partnerships, Networking
Copyright. Sherlene®. All Rights Reserved.


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Northwest ISD's Outdoor Learning Center has won the prestigious Caudill Award as part of the 2017-18 Exhibit of School Architecture competition, the top award for school designs in the state.
The Outdoor Learning Center is a 193-acre facility that serves up to 650 students a day. Architecture firm Stantec designed the facility, which is composed of four main structures – a "great hall" for gatherings and three pavilions for environmental and ecosystem education – alongside its smaller structures and trails used for outdoor learning.
The Caudill Class distinction is awarded annually by a 12-member jury composed of four school board members, four educational administrators, two representatives from the Texas Society of Architects and two representatives from the Association for Learning Environments. Northwest ISD is among just four school districts to receive the Caudill Award. Alvin ISD won for Shadow Creek High School, also designed by Stantec; Houston ISD won for its replacement of Conduit Elementary School, designed by VLK Architects; and McKinney ISD won for its renovation of McKinney North High School, also designed by Stantec.
With its win, Northwest ISD has earned a Caudill Award for two consecutive years. Eaton High School, designed by Corgan, won the award last year for its architecture.
For their honor, Northwest ISD and Stantec will be recognized at the Texas Association of School Administrators Midwinter Conference, which takes place Jan. 28-31 in Austin.
For more information about the Exhibit of School Architecture competition, click here.
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Northwest ISD empowers learners and leaders to positively impact the world.