BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT

Back to school night is an opportunity for parents to get a glimpse as to what their child will be doing for the school year. Parents go to school and in lapsed time run through their kids schedule. It's a good way to support your community and child; by being aware of what they are doing and learning. On this night, you meet the teacher who gives a run down as to what will happen in the classroom. Attendance is taken, smiles and emails are exchanged and a judgement call happens. The seats graduate with each grade and it is quite humorous to see who can or cannot fit in their child's desk. Its hard not to draw an immediate conclusion after meeting a specific teacher for the few alloted minutes and this reminds me what it might be like when a new listener checks us out on the air. First impressions are a big deal. Regardless if my kid is telling me that a certain teacher has it out for them or isn't fair. Crack the mic with confidence and focus give yourself a picture of a devoted mom sitting in a tiny desk just waiting to hear what you have to say. Make sure she knows that you are there no matter what with an agenda that has her in mind and that this will be the best school year ever. Hold off on explaining detention and give her some extra recess time and come report card time you should be looking at some A's.

Tomorrow is September 11. Never Forget.

She buzz words

• Recycle
• Insurance
• Party favor
• Contractor

Right now she could be

• Waiting tables
• Cleaning a chandelier
• Parking her car
• Searching for a coffee shop

She Personality

Intent Beta says it can determine what kind of person she is through her coffee choices:

• Black coffee: she's ambitious, focused, and goal oriented.
• Cappuccino: she's witty, classy, and artsy
• Steamed latte: she's a nurturer
• Espresso: she's the ultimate coffee drinker and sophisticated
• Iced coffee: she's laid-back, spontaneous, and flirty
• Frappachino: she's adventurous, authoritative, and fun

She Health

• Your risk of stroke increases one percent for each fast-food restaurant that's in your neighborhood. (Source: AHA)
• Your risk of dying from a respiratory illness increases about 32 percent if you live in one of the smoggiest cities. (Source: New England Journal of Medicine)
• Women who exercise lower their risk for co- lon cancer about 21 percent.(Source:British Journal of Cancer)
• About 50 percent of people don't take the time to floss their teeth when they are stressed. (Source: Journal of Periodontology)

She facts

Every time she buys a pack of Project 7 Chewing Gum (www.project7.com), half of her money goes to causes that range from homelessness to the environment. With flavors like pepper- mint-vanilla and mango-mint, she's happy to do so.

She's Interviewing

According to Yahoo Shine, here are the seven things hiring managers do not like from their applicants:

• Exaggeration
• Assuming the job is yours
• Feeling too comfortable
• Sloppy mistakes (hello...spell check?)
• Sharing too much personal information
• Online profiles that are not professional (see, they will look at your Facebook)
• Overload on the big words (leave your thesaurus at home)

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