15 hours ago by Query Answer

Question by Me » Such a thing as unattractive professionalism in a man? A woman recently told me I was “too professional,” and while she thought it a “very good thing …” it’s “not at all a good thing” when talking with women. Some think I’m overly serious or earnest. I think my pendulum swings wide. ...

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1 day ago by Ginny Culp

There’s no question about the power of video today. It adds credibility and professionalism to your online presence, but most importantly online video can drive traffic in masses that are extremely powerful to your marketing campaigns! I just finished reading an online article about how to generate ...

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1 day ago by timrdoc

Johnson, Nan. Nineteenth-Century Rhetoric in North America. Carbondale, IL: Southern Illinois University Press, 1991. I also refer to: Clark, Gregory and S. Michael Halloran. “Introduction: Transformations of Public Discourse in Nineteenth-Century America.” Oratorical Culture in Nineteenth-Century A ...

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1 day ago by emily

Goldie Hawn is getting emotional in the classroom - and that's a good thing. Goldie Hawn is calling me today at 10am. Yes, that Goldie Hawn. The Academy Award-winning, Laugh-In-starring, Elvis-meeting, You Don’t Own Me-singing Goldie Hawn. We’re going to talk about neuroscience. Until now I thought ...

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2 days ago by Benjamin J. Bates

From the Career Guide Tips website - some observations on how the search for a job has changed (and some personal thoughts): Passive job searching is no longer an option. The days when that recruiter would offer you a job based on a glance at your resume or a short chat at a job fair is over. At lea ...

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3 days ago by Shay Moore

Sam Brenneman posted this in her notes on Facebook not too long back, and I just love how thoughtful it is about the process of leaving a class, teacher, and/or troupe. It ties nicely in with another recent post of mine about communicating with one's teacher. Since not everyone is on Facebook, I got ...

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4 days ago by GuestPoster

January is for resolutions, but some say the real work begins in February -- today's guest poster, Desiree Moore of Greenhorn Legal, LLC, wonders if that isn't the case... Pictured: Dawn of a new day, originally uploaded to Flickr by rlanvin. I have been thinking a lot lately about the way we judge ...

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4 days ago by John P. Hess

In the first part of his three part series, Chris Weaver dives into the mindset of how to become a better camera operator. Being diverse, responsible, flexible, enthusiastic and creative are just a few of the values you’ll need to succeed as a camera operator. In this part, I’ll be talking all about ...

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4 days ago by Glenn S. Phillips

Secret agendas create inconsistencies in our relationships that hold us back and create unwinnable situations

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4 days ago by John Thos. Brown

If we are to consider that procurement staff should be identified as a profession, and certificated as such, then we must accept the concept of "acquisition malpractice". Still, this article is the first I've seen that uses the term (not that I've been around long enough or experienced the field wid ...

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