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Dog and Pony: The Best of None of Your Business

The None of Your Business portion in recent interviews has sparked some interesting conversations. Here are just a few.

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Videos 2008-04-14

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Kellogg Named to Most Ethical Companies' List

FOOD AND BEVERAGE CLOSE-UP-8 June 2009-Kellogg Named to Most Ethical Companies' ListC2008 - CloseUpMedia - newsdesk@closeupmedia.com The Ethisphere Institute named Kellogg Company to Ethisphere's second-annual World's Most Ethical Companies list. Ethisphere, a think-tank dedicated to the research and promotion of profitable best practices in governance, business...

Articles 2009-06-08

Maui Wowi Hawaiian Inks New Master Franchise Pact with Dubai Enterprises

FOOD AND BEVERAGE CLOSE-UP-8 June 2009-Maui Wowi Hawaiian Inks New Master Franchise Pact with Dubai EnterprisesC2008 - CloseUpMedia - newsdesk@closeupmedia.com Maui Wowi Hawaiian, a destination for authentic Hawaiian products on the mainland, announced it has expanded its worldwide corporate ohana to the United Arab Emirates...

Articles 2009-06-08

Transition coaching helps ensure success for global assignments: executives are challenged to rapidly adjust their leadership styles and family life to a global environment and new cultures. This article explains how transition coaching can improve assignment success rates, return on investment, employee satisfaction and retention, and contribute to smoother repatriation

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] THE BEST approach for corporations supporting executives on global assignments of all types is to address both the shift from one culture to another on long-term assignments and train everyone at a managerial level in an open-minded, culturally respectful mindset that values diversity. Executives...

Articles 2008-12-01

A career as a sommelier: one option for those wishing to enter the hospitality industry is to be a sommelier. Sommeliers are specialists in wine service. They have in-depth knowledge of wines as well as other beverages and food. They also advise chefs

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] WHEN customers in an upscale restaurant want to order a bottle of wine with dinner, they could be overwhelmed by or are unfamiliar with the selections offered on the wine list. When this is the case, they can ask the sommelier for advice. Sommelier is French...

Articles 2008-12-01

Job search experience

In helping people find work we should aim to provide services that address their needs. What sorts of difficulties do people report? What steps do people take in order to find work? Have there been any changes over time? Answers to some of these questions are provided by the recent...

Articles 2008-09-22

Impressive Interviews: Your Pocket-Sized Personal Interview Trainer

IMPRESSIVE INTERVIEWS: YOUR POCKET-SIZED PERSONAL INTERVIEW TRAINER Deborah Barit, Leichchardt: A&A Book Publishing, 2007, 108pp., ISBN 978-0-9803523-0-6 This compact and practical 'how-to' book covers some key essentials which will assist the job candidate whose interview is imminent and who needs to come to grips quickly with...

Articles 2008-09-22

DCM digiscoping system

From MINOX MINOX has opened a whole new world for hunters and outdoorsmen with the introduction of the all new DCM digiscoping system--a digital camera, video, monitor and eyepiece all combined in one compact unit. Fitted to a quality spotting scope, the DCM Digital Camera Module provides a...

Articles 2008-08-01

Saving $$$ .22s for practice

With ammo prices going so suddenly and steeply upward, .22 caliber "understudy" practice guns make more sense than ever. Jan Stevenson, my predecessor as handgun editor for this magazine, once wrote a great article on .22 caliber "understudy guns," or handguns that duplicated their larger caliber versions, but shot low-priced...

Articles 2008-08-01

The Glock 22: America's best-selling police pistol

There are more reasons than low bid why this 16-shot .40 leads in US police handgun sales. More police departments seem to have adopted the Glock 22 than any other make and model. For years, the FBI has given new agents their choice of a 16-shot G22 or the slightly...

Articles 2008-07-01

.50 B&M AK

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] I was 13 years old when I fired my first .50 BMG at Camp McCoy Wisconsin, courtesy of a friendly Lieutenant. I shot most of a belt and destroyed a large hunk of concrete. I can still shut my eyes and visualize the concrete chunks and...

Articles 2008-07-01

The death of John Dillinger

Situation: Public Enemy Number One runs to the end of his trail outside a Chicago theater and a legend is born, only to be twisted again and again. Lessons: Inter-agency operations are tricky. Poor documentation of officer-involved shootings leaves the door open for countless false allegations in the...

Articles 2008-07-01

Stupid

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] In reality, the street application of the second or third gun is a good one. I recommend the concept to all my students. I also tell them to practice shooting with one hand, and with both strong and opposite hands to assure they have a basic...

Articles 2008-07-01

"The manstopper"

From Northwest Custom Projectile This all new design by Bullet Bob is Northwest Custom Projectile's version of the original British man-stopper conception. This projectile is a wad cutter design, with a tapered hex-and-pin and utilizes a "Baby Rebated Boattail". This new .452" diameter 260-grain projectile is cannelured for...

Articles 2008-07-01

Whatever happened to cowboy action shooting? It was such a good thing

Nearly 30 years ago, a shooting sport was born which was destined to have a large impact on the firearms industry. That sport was called Cowboy Action Shooting and we now had a real reason to shoot the grand guns of the 19th century. I had to ignore some of...

Articles 2008-07-01

S.H.O.T. show goodies

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Recently this column featured my best 1911, a custom by Richard Heinie. I mentioned that Heinie has long since stopped taking new orders. Not many full-house Heinie pistols were ever made, and very few owners will ever sell. The pistols tend to be family heirlooms. ...

Articles 2008-07-01

The fabulous Model 41

There's a lot of history under the bridge with S&W's Model 41 .22 pistol. It was prototyped around 1947, with the first real factory models rolling out in late 1957. It is, in my opinion, the finest match-grade rimfire pistol on the market today. Selling for a retail price of...

Articles 2008-07-01

The art of more: Bar-Sto's Hi-Cap shooter

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] High-end 1911s, like high performance engines, are known by their components. Of those components, the barrel is perhaps the single most important; and of the aftermarket barrel makers, Bar-Sto is arguably the best known. And for good reason: with some 40 years of business under their...

Articles 2008-07-01

Nuts to 'em

What type of defense is acceptable to college administrators, but still effective? My thoughts are to use moderately dense, inexpensive, non-threatening and easy to throw objects--lots of them--to occupy an attacker and suppress his fire until he could be rushed and subdued. My choice was simply good old-fashioned NUTS, the...

Articles 2008-07-01

Hondo hits hard

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Lest you think we've lost our minds, yes, this is a six-year-old shooting a full auto H&K 53 (the .223 model). But the "rest of the story" is Mason "Hondo" Reese son of Special Editions editor Sammy Reese and retired cop, had been on his best...

Articles 2008-07-01