Girl meets PR.
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500 Days of Summer.
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PurpleStride Los Angeles 2011. You raised almost $600, Batfriends! Thank you!
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electricollection asked: I'm kind of sick of hearing recent journalism grads whine about not being able to find a job. I graduated in Aug. 2010, worked for Patch for about six months and have just landed a full-time job at a newspaper group. My fellow journalism graduates have similar stories. No matter what field you're in, it is rare to just be thrown a full-time job right when you graduate. Don't give up, those jobs are out there. You can still produce original content.
Glimmers of hope! We have to agree. Your tumblr answering this very question got his job in media by just doing it — contributing to local blogs,...
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Post 501
I just realized that my last post was my 500th post on Tumblr. I knew I was going to hit 500 sometime this month but I totally forgot about...
The 10: PR Power Girls on StyleCaster
Julie Sloan, VP of Global Communications at NARS Cosmetics
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Client: “I can’t concentrate when you keep tapping like that!”
Me: “I’m typing. This is the sound of typing.”
Client: “No, THIS is the sound of typing (he starts gingerly finger-pecking the keys). Notice the difference?”
Me: “Alright then, THIS is the sound of work actually getting done.”
Client: “It’s the sound of a jerk being a…jerk, if you ask me.”
(I don’t work for him anymore.)
Spinning Disney’s World by Charles Ridgeway
Image by EpicGraphic
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Your biggest challenge will be building a great team.
- John Doerr
I reblog this every time.
Just reblog it.
I reblog this for all of the servicemembers and Vets suffering from PTSD. You should reblog this too.
Times can get tough, just make sure you get help when you need it <3
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When you grow up, all you think about is the day you become the director of everything. You want to be president. You want to be the lead singer of the band. You want to be AWESOME.
Now that I’m reaching the end of “growing up”, I realize I don’t want to be the director of everything. I don’t want to take that risk. I like working in a team, with other people in order to form the best ideas for a company as a whole.
I just felt like I should share that bit about myself.
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Fair use is like a muscle; the more it is exercised, the stronger it becomes. Robust scholarship requires robust fair use.
- Do exercise your fair-use rights to teach and research using copyrighted materials, just as your peers are doing.
- Do teach best copyright practices.
- Don’t mix up fair use and educational exemptions.
- Don’t expect to get a pass on fair use because your use is noncommercial, but don’t be afraid of fair use in commercial settings, either.
- Don’t confuse fair use with the open-source movement or Creative Commons.
Incredibly important information for educators over here.
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Anatomy of a Librarian, [more]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lqg6uw93lF1qz6f9yo1_500.jpg)
