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First it was cold. Gloves, scarf, plus coat of course, cold. I thought to myself, "I moved across country from everything I knew on the East Coast for this kind of frigid weather!" " Then, tonight, a few hours before the end of 2014 the snow began. MORE
Here in Southern Arizona, it's been an ice box for days. I relocated to Arizona to not have a heat bill at all. The East Coast is bracing for a coatless Christmas Eve. And Christmas morning, children will glaze over when they unwrap sweaters and mittens. Yeah, parents et al., MORE
Without skipping a beat, I slid right into my grand plan to relocate my business to Arizona. "Arizona?" Through that conversation I shelved the Arizona relocation which had been my Plan A. MORE
When she introduced herself to me at a church gathering in Arizona, all she said was that she was a writer. I had to pump this author for more information. Along the Northeast Corridor, there would have been the mandatory tag line, actually a long laundry list of credentials. MORE
communication Speaking vocal image analysis of presidential candidates Arizona debate delivery Mitt Romney Mitt Romney's voice Newt Gingrich Presidential debates Rick Santorum Ron PaulWhat if you could step back from the rhetoric of the debates and hear the candidates differently? What if there were hints about who they are hiding in plain site? Well, there are. That’s not to say that I can tell you who is the best candidate, but I can tell you what their vocal [.]. MORE
April 12, 2011 Posts Comments The Speaker Point Helping you master public speaking and communication skills Home Delivery Speech Analysis Making Money Preparation Reviews About 4 Skills We Can Learn From Obama’s Speech January 20, 2011 By Alex Cequea View Comments On January 11 th , president Obama addressed a congregation in Tucson Arizona in the wake of the tragic shootings. MORE
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"A top-tier law school's [University of Arizona School of Law] decision to make the Law School Admission Test optional has put it on a collision course with the powerful national nonprofit group [Law School Admission Council Inc.] MORE
Meanwhile, as Greg Hazley reports in Odwyerpr.com, Harvard's senior communications director Kevin Galvin is taking the top communications post at Arizona State University in Tempe. Is there a sign of a trend: The shift of extreme talent from the Northeast Corridor to the Southwest? MORE
Then, I emigrated from the New York Metro area to Tucson, Arizona. Anti-Semitism seems to have returned to the supposed melting pot: the U.S. Yesterday, there were 11 bomb threats targeted at Jewish Community Centers (JCC) reported. The U.S. MORE
But, in southwestern Arizona in 2014, the interest turned hostile. From the balcony of the law firm in "Boston Legal," the city seems just the right setting for that bunch of flawed but likable geniuses. MORE
It was the government of Arizona which allowed startup Theranos to allow consumers to have blood tests without a medical doctor's authorization. MORE
At the Woods Memorial Library, Tucson, Arizona, I am 500th on the waiting list. The frenzy to gain access to "Go Set a Watchman" by Harper Lee documents that the book business is not dead. According to Bloomberg , there have been 2 million copies pre-ordered on Amazon.com. MORE
Arizona Governor Jan Brewer, in the only debate in the state's current election campaign, went blank for several seconds during her opening statement last week--a moment when no one was going to interrupt her--and the coverage created a small firestorm of attention. MORE
And the few people in the border town of Nogales, Arizona, were testament to that. The heat was nearly unbearable. Before walking across the border to Mexico, you have to pony up about four dollars to park your car. One of the facilities for that is a fast-food restaurant. MORE
Here in Arizona, it felt like and was 104 degrees. Yesterday, the added nuisance to life in Manhattan was the MTA power outage. That stopped or delayed subways. Today it was a temperature that felt like 100 degrees. More heat is on the way for both places. MORE
And at the University of Arizona, in Tucson, AZ, the death of a male student has also been declared a suicide. At the Weather Channel in Atlanta, Georgia, Nick Wiltgen's death has been ruled a suicide. MORE
Today began with President Obama's memorial address in Arizona - first with news on the BBC Radio 4's Today programme about what a good job he'd done, and then from a Twitter link to the speech itself (in full below). Bush and rose to become Arizona's chief federal judge. MORE
Roger, Tucson, Arizona, I don't scan the lines to see which one is the shortest. In Fry's Supermarket, on First & E. After shopping there for 16 months, I know to estimate which one has the most small talkers. MORE
Judge Jennifer Campbell of the Arizona Court of Appeals ruled against a new trial, reports USA Today. Convicted Fatal Attraction murderer Jodi Arias is back in the news. Yet again. For the media she's the gift that keeps giving. MORE
The classic example is southwestern Arizona. "The monthly cost of buying a home - which includes mortgage payments, taxes, and insurance - jumped 14% between July 2017 and July 2018 … Comparatively, it only became 4% more expensive to rent a home over the same period." MORE
One-time film critic (remember when such a job description existed) at the Arizona Star Daily, Phil Villarreal smoothly transitioned to a regular reporter there in 2009. MORE
Here in less-exotic Tucson, Arizona, the temperature this summer has reached more than 117 degrees. It's the heat. And we human beings are totally undone. It's amazing more of us are not being shot in road-rage incidents. MORE
Arizona is God's country. Greg Hazley at Odwyerpr.com reports, "A consortium to promote tourism to Arizona's White Mountains region is on the hunt for agency support of its tourism PR efforts. MORE
But here in Arizona we're struggling with an arctic-like blast of freeze. The power brokers in Paris might have saved planet earth from global warming. The palpable fear: We will have a very unwelcome white Christmas. The scene has become New England. MORE
Actually, I wouldn't have had the ah-ha moment that people in Tucson, Arizona, assumed I was Jewish had not a neighbor gotten very drunk. Disbelief. That's why it took about 10 months to connect the dots. MORE
Roger, Tucson, Arizona. Okay, I did have Reward Points From Fry's (One of Kroger Supermarket Brands). Those totaled a 20-cents discount per gallon at Fry's gasoline pumps, on 1st Avenue and E. MORE
So they migrate from high cost of living locations such as Orange County, California, to more affordable ones like Phoenix, Arizona. What might be thought of as Arizona Dreamin' takes on the characteristics of a kind of Paradise Lost. MORE
They include The Seeming Smugs in locations like Oro Valley, in southwestern Arizona. "RED OCTOBER: Amazon, Google, and Snap are plunging and taking global stocks down with them." " That's the headline this morning in BusinessInsider. Here is the article. MORE
That gangbanger response could be especially prevalent in Arizona, which is so close to California, a hotbed of coronavirus cases. As the panic escalates, anyone knocking on doors risks being shot. MORE
Here in Tucson, Arizona, at Fry's, E. It's news (LOL) that Saudi Arabia cut its oil price. Roger and First, I filled up my gas tank for the least amount I have spent since I relocated here in April 2014. After applying my Fry's loyalty points, each gallon cost me $1.73. MORE
Place: Scottsdale, Arizona. Every year, I attend the Presentation Summit , organized and hosted by Rick Altman. And I always recommend that presenters try to make this valuable conference. Here’s what you’ll get: Great PowerPoint tips from PowerPoint MVPs. MORE
That is the Tucson, Arizona Metro area. MORE
In February, the Arizona legislature passed the controversial SB 1062 bill, an expansion of a 1999 Arizona law called the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. Brewer is a polarizing political figure in Arizona and throughout the U.S. (It''s MORE
Yet, they have been contacting me with great glee about the supposed unbearable heat in Arizona. As a writer I continue to spend the lion's share of my time indoors in Arizona. Along the Northeast Corridor they pay triple what I do for rent. MORE
Arizona was cheap. In April 2014, I pulled up my little but pricey life in the New York Metro area and journeyed to Tucson, AZ. Through the internet I had rented an efficiency for $400 a month. There was also an added $30 a month for the dog rental. MORE
His client Lamont Payne had been disorderly in an Arizona courtroom. One of those iconic scenes from "The Good Wife" was when lawyer Will Gardner was murdered in the courtroom by his client. In comparison, lawyer Vladimir Gagic got off lucky. MORE
The University of Arizona knows how to get its name in the news. That institution of higher education, based in Tucson, Arizona, was the first to allow applicants to its law school to take GRE, instead of the LSAT. MORE
Tucson, Arizona was presented to me as Paradise: Low cost of living, great weather nine months out of the year and scenic beauty. But the elephant in the room on that one turned out to be the crime. Tucson is about a 90-minute drive from the border of Mexico. MORE
Now, we in Arizona wake up and find out they are in our backyard. At Northern Arizona University , Steven Jones is suspected of killing one student and injuring several others. Those campus massacres seemed so far away. MORE
The Senate in Arizona has approved a bill to accept bitcoin and other specified cryptocurrencies as payment for taxes. The bill moves to the Arizona House. Here are more details. This represents a smart branding tactic for the desert state. MORE
All through the weekend, when the stock market plunged more than a 1,000 points and as talking heads speculate how bad or not so bad it will get, my social and professional circles in Tucson, Arizona never mentioned what is transfixing metro centers around the world. MORE
My version of strange and wonderful was the desert of Arizona. In 2014, 126,000 left New York City. That's what newgeography.com found. Probably Probably for many of those, it was a soul-wrenching decision. After all, you can make the big money in the Big Apple. And, it has a mystique, just like Harvard, Elvis, and Vogue Magazine. My reasons for fleeing the New York Metro area in 2014 ranged from the high cost of housing, which was getting higher all the time. MORE
Here at the Tucson, Arizona Mall, Macy's and J.C. You can't sell, at least not to Everywoman, unless you are providing an extreme bargain. Penney are based in the same section. As I drive in, Macy's is on the left, J.C. on the right. I always head right. Once in J.C. MORE
Arizona Related Topics Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JULY 30, 2016
And the few people in the border town of Nogales, Arizona, were testament to that. The heat was nearly unbearable. Before walking across the border to Mexico, you have to pony up about four dollars to park your car. One of the facilities for that is a fast-food restaurant.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
NOVEMBER 10, 2019
But, in southwestern Arizona in 2014, the interest turned hostile. From the balcony of the law firm in "Boston Legal," the city seems just the right setting for that bunch of flawed but likable geniuses.
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Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
SEPTEMBER 4, 2018
The classic example is southwestern Arizona. "The monthly cost of buying a home - which includes mortgage payments, taxes, and insurance - jumped 14% between July 2017 and July 2018 … Comparatively, it only became 4% more expensive to rent a home over the same period."
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
FEBRUARY 12, 2018
The Senate in Arizona has approved a bill to accept bitcoin and other specified cryptocurrencies as payment for taxes. The bill moves to the Arizona House. Here are more details. This represents a smart branding tactic for the desert state.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
SEPTEMBER 16, 2016
My version of strange and wonderful was the desert of Arizona. In 2014, 126,000 left New York City. That's what newgeography.com found. Probably Probably for many of those, it was a soul-wrenching decision. After all, you can make the big money in the Big Apple. And, it has a mystique, just like Harvard, Elvis, and Vogue Magazine. My reasons for fleeing the New York Metro area in 2014 ranged from the high cost of housing, which was getting higher all the time.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
APRIL 19, 2014
When she introduced herself to me at a church gathering in Arizona, all she said was that she was a writer. I had to pump this author for more information. Along the Northeast Corridor, there would have been the mandatory tag line, actually a long laundry list of credentials.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MARCH 27, 2018
It was the government of Arizona which allowed startup Theranos to allow consumers to have blood tests without a medical doctor's authorization.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
NOVEMBER 11, 2015
Here at the Tucson, Arizona Mall, Macy's and J.C. You can't sell, at least not to Everywoman, unless you are providing an extreme bargain. Penney are based in the same section. As I drive in, Macy's is on the left, J.C. on the right. I always head right. Once in J.C.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
AUGUST 24, 2015
All through the weekend, when the stock market plunged more than a 1,000 points and as talking heads speculate how bad or not so bad it will get, my social and professional circles in Tucson, Arizona never mentioned what is transfixing metro centers around the world.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
DECEMBER 23, 2015
Here in Southern Arizona, it's been an ice box for days. I relocated to Arizona to not have a heat bill at all. The East Coast is bracing for a coatless Christmas Eve. And Christmas morning, children will glaze over when they unwrap sweaters and mittens. Yeah, parents et al.,
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
OCTOBER 26, 2018
They include The Seeming Smugs in locations like Oro Valley, in southwestern Arizona. "RED OCTOBER: Amazon, Google, and Snap are plunging and taking global stocks down with them." " That's the headline this morning in BusinessInsider. Here is the article.
Max Atkinson
JANUARY 13, 2011
Today began with President Obama's memorial address in Arizona - first with news on the BBC Radio 4's Today programme about what a good job he'd done, and then from a Twitter link to the speech itself (in full below). Bush and rose to become Arizona's chief federal judge.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
FEBRUARY 21, 2017
Then, I emigrated from the New York Metro area to Tucson, Arizona. Anti-Semitism seems to have returned to the supposed melting pot: the U.S. Yesterday, there were 11 bomb threats targeted at Jewish Community Centers (JCC) reported. The U.S.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JANUARY 13, 2015
Roger, Tucson, Arizona. Okay, I did have Reward Points From Fry's (One of Kroger Supermarket Brands). Those totaled a 20-cents discount per gallon at Fry's gasoline pumps, on 1st Avenue and E.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JANUARY 26, 2019
That is the Tucson, Arizona Metro area.
The Eloquent Woman
MARCH 14, 2014
In February, the Arizona legislature passed the controversial SB 1062 bill, an expansion of a 1999 Arizona law called the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. Brewer is a polarizing political figure in Arizona and throughout the U.S. (It''s
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JULY 15, 2018
So they migrate from high cost of living locations such as Orange County, California, to more affordable ones like Phoenix, Arizona. What might be thought of as Arizona Dreamin' takes on the characteristics of a kind of Paradise Lost.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JULY 4, 2014
Yet, they have been contacting me with great glee about the supposed unbearable heat in Arizona. As a writer I continue to spend the lion's share of my time indoors in Arizona. Along the Northeast Corridor they pay triple what I do for rent.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JULY 3, 2014
One-time film critic (remember when such a job description existed) at the Arizona Star Daily, Phil Villarreal smoothly transitioned to a regular reporter there in 2009.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JUNE 25, 2018
Arizona was cheap. In April 2014, I pulled up my little but pricey life in the New York Metro area and journeyed to Tucson, AZ. Through the internet I had rented an efficiency for $400 a month. There was also an added $30 a month for the dog rental.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MAY 21, 2014
Meanwhile, as Greg Hazley reports in Odwyerpr.com, Harvard's senior communications director Kevin Galvin is taking the top communications post at Arizona State University in Tempe. Is there a sign of a trend: The shift of extreme talent from the Northeast Corridor to the Southwest?
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JULY 22, 2016
Here in less-exotic Tucson, Arizona, the temperature this summer has reached more than 117 degrees. It's the heat. And we human beings are totally undone. It's amazing more of us are not being shot in road-rage incidents.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
AUGUST 20, 2015
Roger, Tucson, Arizona, I don't scan the lines to see which one is the shortest. In Fry's Supermarket, on First & E. After shopping there for 16 months, I know to estimate which one has the most small talkers.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MAY 6, 2014
Arizona is God's country. Greg Hazley at Odwyerpr.com reports, "A consortium to promote tourism to Arizona's White Mountains region is on the hunt for agency support of its tourism PR efforts.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
DECEMBER 15, 2015
But here in Arizona we're struggling with an arctic-like blast of freeze. The power brokers in Paris might have saved planet earth from global warming. The palpable fear: We will have a very unwelcome white Christmas. The scene has become New England.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JANUARY 27, 2016
And at the University of Arizona, in Tucson, AZ, the death of a male student has also been declared a suicide. At the Weather Channel in Atlanta, Georgia, Nick Wiltgen's death has been ruled a suicide.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
APRIL 21, 2016
Actually, I wouldn't have had the ah-ha moment that people in Tucson, Arizona, assumed I was Jewish had not a neighbor gotten very drunk. Disbelief. That's why it took about 10 months to connect the dots.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
FEBRUARY 23, 2014
Without skipping a beat, I slid right into my grand plan to relocate my business to Arizona. "Arizona?" Through that conversation I shelved the Arizona relocation which had been my Plan A.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JULY 14, 2016
Here in Arizona, it felt like and was 104 degrees. Yesterday, the added nuisance to life in Manhattan was the MTA power outage. That stopped or delayed subways. Today it was a temperature that felt like 100 degrees. More heat is on the way for both places.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JULY 14, 2015
At the Woods Memorial Library, Tucson, Arizona, I am 500th on the waiting list. The frenzy to gain access to "Go Set a Watchman" by Harper Lee documents that the book business is not dead. According to Bloomberg , there have been 2 million copies pre-ordered on Amazon.com.
Kate's Voice
FEBRUARY 21, 2012
communication Speaking vocal image analysis of presidential candidates Arizona debate delivery Mitt Romney Mitt Romney's voice Newt Gingrich Presidential debates Rick Santorum Ron PaulWhat if you could step back from the rhetoric of the debates and hear the candidates differently? What if there were hints about who they are hiding in plain site? Well, there are. That’s not to say that I can tell you who is the best candidate, but I can tell you what their vocal [.].
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
FEBRUARY 20, 2017
Tucson, Arizona was presented to me as Paradise: Low cost of living, great weather nine months out of the year and scenic beauty. But the elephant in the room on that one turned out to be the crime. Tucson is about a 90-minute drive from the border of Mexico.
The Eloquent Woman
SEPTEMBER 8, 2010
Arizona Governor Jan Brewer, in the only debate in the state's current election campaign, went blank for several seconds during her opening statement last week--a moment when no one was going to interrupt her--and the coverage created a small firestorm of attention.
The Speaker Point
JANUARY 4, 2011
April 12, 2011 Posts Comments The Speaker Point Helping you master public speaking and communication skills Home Delivery Speech Analysis Making Money Preparation Reviews About 4 Skills We Can Learn From Obama’s Speech January 20, 2011 By Alex Cequea View Comments On January 11 th , president Obama addressed a congregation in Tucson Arizona in the wake of the tragic shootings.
TJ Walker Interactive
JANUARY 26, 2012
Mike Bako on Headline News Radio. Analysis Audio Politics Barack Obama headline news Media Training mike bako
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MARCH 17, 2020
That gangbanger response could be especially prevalent in Arizona, which is so close to California, a hotbed of coronavirus cases. As the panic escalates, anyone knocking on doors risks being shot.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
OCTOBER 9, 2015
Now, we in Arizona wake up and find out they are in our backyard. At Northern Arizona University , Steven Jones is suspected of killing one student and injuring several others. Those campus massacres seemed so far away.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MARCH 26, 2020
Judge Jennifer Campbell of the Arizona Court of Appeals ruled against a new trial, reports USA Today. Convicted Fatal Attraction murderer Jodi Arias is back in the news. Yet again. For the media she's the gift that keeps giving.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
AUGUST 31, 2017
The University of Arizona knows how to get its name in the news. That institution of higher education, based in Tucson, Arizona, was the first to allow applicants to its law school to take GRE, instead of the LSAT.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
OCTOBER 4, 2015
Here in Tucson, Arizona, at Fry's, E. It's news (LOL) that Saudi Arabia cut its oil price. Roger and First, I filled up my gas tank for the least amount I have spent since I relocated here in April 2014. After applying my Fry's loyalty points, each gallon cost me $1.73.
PowerPoint Tips
AUGUST 11, 2012
Place: Scottsdale, Arizona. Every year, I attend the Presentation Summit , organized and hosted by Rick Altman. And I always recommend that presenters try to make this valuable conference. Here’s what you’ll get: Great PowerPoint tips from PowerPoint MVPs.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
AUGUST 22, 2019
His client Lamont Payne had been disorderly in an Arizona courtroom. One of those iconic scenes from "The Good Wife" was when lawyer Will Gardner was murdered in the courtroom by his client. In comparison, lawyer Vladimir Gagic got off lucky.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MAY 2, 2016
"A top-tier law school's [University of Arizona School of Law] decision to make the Law School Admission Test optional has put it on a collision course with the powerful national nonprofit group [Law School Admission Council Inc.]
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