csaccac eNewsletter May 2013
csaccac eNewsletter May 2013 Vol 4 No 8 ( Nurses Week,Mother's Day,Memorial Day)
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In this issue:
Inside Every Issue,Editor's Pick
Events,Seminars,Webinars, & Conferences
Become a member of csaccac Inc.
Editor,Founder & President of csaccac Inc.
Now Accepting,Submit Today! (shopping photos,articles,and scheduled events)
A Mother's Day Special Message,2013
May Highlights in U.S. Women History
Easy & Simple,the Basics (Resume Tips)
Editor Top 5 Android App (2013)
Featured Section:Dan Hollings (100 Twitter Tips,Twittin Secrets Tips andTwitter Twenius)#25-33
Music,Movies,Dvd's: Editor Pick May 2013
Products of the Month (May,April,March) 2013
Inside Every Issue,Editor's Pick
It's big,and it's right here in the csaccac eNewsletter &Newsletter,
the Editor's Pick from music to artist to movies to apps and good reads,
checkout the editor's pick each month in csaccac eNewsletter & Newsletter.
Yours truly,
Jamala M Johnson,
Editor
A Special Thank You
As Founder and President of csaccac Inc.,I would like to thank each member on csaccac Inc. Board of Directors. Even though,it's a volunteer position,I thank each of you for your commitment and support to csaccac Inc.goals and vision.
Sincerely,
Jamala M. Johnson
Editor,Founder & President of csaccac Inc
Congratulations!!!
Congratulations to csaccac Inc. Board member Joyce Dickens who graduated from Strayer University in March 2013.Recently engaged, Ms.Dickens plans to wed on July 19th ,2013.
Congratulations to Board member Victoria Renee Johnson who is set to graduate May 18th from Saint Leo University with an Associate Arts & Bachelor of Arts.
Well wishes Be Bless much success Continued success & Congratulations!
A Mother's Day Special Message,2013
To each and every mother in the USA and across the globe who work relentless to improve women's rights and equality,Happy Mother's Day. And to each and every mother who shows her love and support with words of encouragement kind gestures,gifts from the heart,Happy Mother's Day.
On this day dedicated to mothers, Well wishes,Be bless, much success, Continued Success in 2013 & Happy Mother's Day.
Sincerely
Jamala M Johnson Editor,Founder & President of csaccac Inc.
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May Highlights in U.S. Women History
May 1, 1950 – Gwendolyn Brooks becomes the first African-American woman to receive the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry, named Library of Congress’s Consultant Poetry (later called Poet Laureate) in 1985 May 5, 1938 – Dr. Dorothy H. Andersen presents results of her medical research identifying the disease cystic fibrosis at a meeting of the American Pediatric Association May 8, 1914 – President Woodrow Wilson signs a Proclamation designating the second Sunday in May as Mother's Day May 10, 1872 – Victoria Woodhull is nominated as the first woman candidate for U.S. president for the Equal Rights Party May 12, 1968 – A 12-block Mother's Day march of "welfare mothers" is held in Washington, D.C., led by Coretta Scott King accompanied by Ethel Kennedy May 21, 1932 – Amelia Earhart Putnam becomes the first woman to complete a solo transatlantic flight by flying 2,026 miles from Newfoundland to Ireland in just under 15 hours May 21, 1973 – Lynn Genesko, a swimmer, receives the first athletic scholarship awarded to a woman (University of Miami) May 29, 1977 – Janet Guthrie becomes the first woman to qualify for and complete the Indy 500 May 29, 1943 – “Rosie the Riveter”by Norman Rockwell appears on the cover of the Saturday Evening Post
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May Birthdays
May 1, 1830 (1930) – Mary Harris "Mother" Jones, labor leader and organizer May 3, 1894 (1989) – Phyllis Greenacres, psychoanalyst, interest in physical maturation and psychological development in children led to study of gifted infants, wrote “Swift and Carroll” (1955), a biographical study in applied analysis, held many positions in psychoanalytic societies and associations May 3, 1898 (1987) – Septima Clark,educator, civil rights activist, called “The Grandmother of the Civil Rights Movement” May 3, 1901 (1981) – Estelle Massey Osborne, Texas African-American, fought discrimination in nursing, aided by the Rosenwald Fund, awarded a master’s degree in nursing education, integrated the American Nurses Association and served on its board of directors (1948-52) May 3, 1912 (1995) – May Sarton, prolific writer and poet, professor May 5, 1864 (1922) – Elizabeth Seaman, pen name "NellyBly," journalist, wrote expose of mental asylum (1887), set a record for circling the world in 72 days (1890) May 5, 1942 (1998) – TammyWynette, country music singer, after first success in 1967 had morethan 20songsgoto#1, Grammy Award for “Stand By Your Man” (1968), final recording with Loretta Lynn and Dolly Parton in 1993 May 8, 1910 (1981) – Mary Lou Williams, jazz composer, became piano chair and writer for Benny Goodman (1931), wrote “The Zodiac Suite” for jazz ensemble, played at TownHall (1945) and Carnegie Hall (1946) May 9, 1906 (1994) – Sarah Boyle,Virginia writer, supported immediate integration in 1962 with “The Desegregated Heart,” was arrested and jailed in St. Augustine (1964), railed against age discrimination in the 1970s and 80s May 9, 1907 (1978) – Kathryn Kuhlman, evangelist and faith healer, held services in Denver for 2,000 (1933), developed a radio ministry then a healing ministry in Franklin, PA (1947), hosted regular services at Pasadena Civic Auditorium for 2,500 (1965), filled the Los Angeles Shrine Auditorium for 10 years May 9, 1917 (2013) – Fay Kanin, screenwriter, nominated for Academy Award for “Teacher’s Pet” (1958), won two Emmy Awards for “Tell Me Where It Hurts” (1974) and for producing “Friendly Fire” with Carol Burnett (1979), second female president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science (1979-83) May 10, 1897 (1985) – Margaret Mahler, psychoanalyst, fled with her husband from the Nazis in 1938, began observational research in 1959 to observe normal mother-infant pairs beginning at four months of child’s age, when problems in development occurred she treated mother and child together May 11, 1875 (1912) – Harriet Quimby, first American woman to become a licensed airplane pilot (1911), first woman to fly across the English Channel (1912) May 11, 1894 (1991) – Martha Graham, modern dance innovator and choreographer May 11, 1906 (1975) – Ethel Weed, military officer in the Women's Army Corp., promoted women's rights and suffrage in Japan May 12, 1907 (2003) – Katherine Hepburn, actor, big break was “A Bill of Divorcement” (1932) with John Barrymore, acted for more than 60 years, won four Academy Awards for best actress including “The Philadelphia Story” and “On Golden Pond,” named top American screen legend of all timeby AmericanFilm Institute (1999) May 14, 1890 (1983) – Margaret Naumburg, progressive educator, used Montessori’s and John Dewey’s philosophies (1914-24), researched the power of art spontaneous expression in therapy in the 1980s May 15, 1937 – Madeline Albright, first woman U.S. Secretary of State (1997-2001) May 18, 1970 – Tina Fey, television writer, began in Chicago’s “The Second City” then wrote for “Saturday Night Live” (1997-2006), began acted in moviesin 2004, won five screen Actors Guild Awards, youngest winner of the Mark Twain Prize for American humor (2010) May 19, 1930 (1965) – Lorraine Hansberry, first African-American woman to produce a play on Broadway, “A Raisin in the Sun” (1959) May 20, 1894 (1988) – Adele St. Johns,journalist,hired by William Randolph Hearst for her social contacts, became a feature writer with interviews and investigative stories on the New Deal, abdication of Edward VIII, and death of Gandhi May 20, 1900 (1991) – Lydia Cabbera, Cuban artist, studied art from 1917, moved to Miami in 1960 after studying in Europe (1920-38), her greatest legacyis recording Afro-Cuban beliefs, rituals, songs and language May 24, 1898 (1986) – Helen Taussig, pediatric cardiologist, first full woman professor at JohnsHopkins (1959), with talented African-American technician Vivien Thomas perfected the Blalock-Taussig surgical techniques which corrected “bluebaby” syndrome (1944), contributed to the ban on thalidomide in the 1960s, president of the American Heart Association (1965), awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom May 25, 1905 (1995) – Dorothy Wesley, librarian and historian, one of the first African-American women to earn a master’s degree in library science (Howard University, 1932), her collection of books by black authors grew to tens of thousands of items including black music and thepapers of Angelina Grimké May 25, 1910 (1997) – Mary Keyserling, became general secretary of the National Consumers’ League (1938) to improve labor conditions and wages, worked to pass the Fair Labor Standards and defended National Labor Relations, later supported the ERA, adequate minimumwages,strong unions, and high-quality childcare, won the Distinguished Service Award of the National Conference on Social Welfare (1972) May 25, 1928 – Mary WellsLawrence, executive, leader in humorous and creative advertising from 1964, first female CEO of a company traded on the New York Stock Exchange, named Advertising Woman of the Year (1971) May 26, 1916 (1976) – Helen Kanahele, labor organizer,while touring as a talented 7-year-old hula dancer became greatly disturbed by the “No Colored”signs onmainland, worked with the Women’s Auxiliary of the International Longshoreman’s and Warehousemen’s Union (1949-51) which was on strike for wage parity, faced red-baiting and retaliation in job placement because of her activism, campaigned for women’s rights including right to serve on juries,forworld peace, and against the death penalty May 26, 1924 (1977) – ThelmaHill, dancer, educator, beganwith tap dance then concentrated on ballet about 1949 at the Metropolitan Opera Ballet school, ballerina in Les Ballets Negres (1955), joined Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater in 1959 May 26, 1951 (2012) – SallyRide,astrophysicist,first American woman astronaut May 27, 1907 (1964) – Rachel Carson, scientist and environmentalist, wrote "The Silent Spring" which became a cornerstone of the modern environmental protection movement May 27, 1909 (1997) – Mary Fieser, organic chemist (1932-56), developed research on steroids, wrote guide to existing literature in the field, “Reagents for Organic Synthesis,” now a constantly updated standard laboratory reference May 28, 1913 (1989) – May Swenson, poet, first generation immigrant from Sweden, wrote 11 volumesof poetry(plusfour published posthumously), showed a great love of the outdoors and nature, 59 poems published in the New Yorker,taughtas writer-in-residence at Purdue University May 28, 1932 (1999) – LucilleKallen,televisioncomedywriter, novelist, wrote humorous skits with Mel Tolkin for Imogene Coca and Sid Caesar (1950-54), also wrote for Mel Brooks, Carl Reiner, Dick Van Dyke, wrote mysteries in her late 70s May 31, 1910 (1989) – Maria Teresa Babin, Puerto Rican literary critic, supported Spanish authors and values after occupation by U.S. in 1898, recognized pre-Columbian culture, taught in U.S. schools and universities as well as in Puerto Rico May 31, 1912 (1997) – Chien-Shiung Wu, renowned physicist, elected to National Academy of Science (1958), first woman elected President of American Physical Society (1975), received National Medal of Science (1975) May 31, 1924 (1985) – Patricia Harris, lawyer and ambassador, participated in sit-ins while student at Howard University, executive director of Delta Sigma Theta (1953-59), first female African-American Ambassador (Luxembourg, 1965), Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare (1979-83)
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Editor Note
" My mother had a dream."---Tamara Nikuradse
Dream big,take small steps,make each day meaningful,carpe diem & Go for the Gold!: For some it begins with a fairy tale,then thoughts of a dream date,a dream car,a dream job,a dream home, a dream wedding and thoughts of a dream vacation;for others it begins at home with a dream or vision of a parent ,older sibling,close relative, or a historical figure,a dream. Dreams of a higher education,dreams of a white wedding,dreams of owning a home,dreams of a owning business,dreams of traveling the world,dreams,visions,a ruling passion,a motivating force within a dreamers life. For many of us it's our dreams that fuels our passions and propels us into the throngs of life. In 1971,I didnt have any dreams or aspirations,I didnt even know what it meant to dream. Several years after I had entered into the world, I had to learn to walk,to talk,to read,to write, and eventually to dream. To dream meant I was human,admittedly,the majority of my dreams was heavily influence by those things and objects I had been surrounded with such as infant toys,public television,public radio and so forth. As I grew the dreams evolved into bigger dreams,I went from wanting a toy to wanting toys. Ostensibly,as each us grow,learn and observe others ours dreams become more intricate and detailed. For example, I first began to dream of being a teacher as a kindergarten student,of course those dreams began to occur after years of making observations of adults on public television in kid friendly shows such as Captain Kangaroo ,(one my favorites )along with Sesame Street,The Letter People,321 Contact ,Electric Company,Mr Peabody and few others. Veritably,television,and the public classroom heavily influenced and steered my dreams.Big dreams,small dreams,dreams they all derive from some place and eventually leads each us to a specific path. A dream,it was a dream in 1990 that lead me to FAMU. Quite astonishingly,fifteen years ago,at the age of twenty-seven,I walked the across the stage at the Leon County Civic center in Tallahassee to accept and to receive my Bachelor of Arts degree in English. As I walked across the stage in my cap and gown thousands of FAMU alumnae,students,staff,and faculty watched the graduating class of 1997,the day I often talked about with family and friends and dreamed about from the very first day I had been accepted to the University had finally arrived. In addition to thousands watching from their seats__sitting in the audience was several of my family members and friends including My Not So Little Sibling who was only eight years old on the day I graduated from FAMU. As it turned out,the day very much resembled my high school graduation only bigger .Somehow with prayer,guts,determination to make it to the end and with the help of a bunch sister girl friends,I survived four years of college-life. Yes,I had a brief intermitten,recess, a moment to regroup and re gain focus on the road to graduation. Amazingly,I didnt let the brief intermitten stop me from pursuing a dream of a higher education. Remarkably,I had survived college-life with only a few bumps and bruises to show that I had actually attended a four year University. To get to that day,graduation day,I had to take a few small steps. small steps.Before I could graduate from high school or FAMU,I had to do my homework, first__,I had to learn to listen to my elders,I had to learn to sit still,I had to learn to follow directions,I had to learn to watch the attitude,be respectful mindful of classroom rules and take constructive criticism for twelve years in a state public school system regardless of my personal opinion. Small steps,Im not talking about requesting an application,or filling out an application to attend a State University,instead,I am referring to all the steps between the bed and the school house. Waking up in morning,getting to homeroom on time,and following the class schedule without adult supervision. Small steps,small steps that today to some young adolescences and teens might sound like rules,regulations,and forms of punishments.small steps. If there's one thing you should know when I hear of the names of influential people,professional athletes,scholars,entertainers,and mentors,such as Gaby Douglas,Madame CJ Walker,Robin Roberts,Bill Gates,Susan L Taylor,Rosa Parks,Babara Walters,Tim Bow,Eli Manning ,Wes Moore,Oprah Winfrey,Steve Harvey,Dr. Maya Angelou,Kobe Bryant,Wendy Williams,Yvonne Vera,and former USA Miss Kenya Moore,I am reminded of the small steps within that same instance I am also reminded that it all began with a dream. Imagine for a moment if you will the overwhelming feeling of meekness when I first learned that My Not So Little Sibling was graduating from Saint Leo University this May,among other feelings I felt proud,I felt as if I had lead by example in all the foibles,foils,and follies of I experienced in life,I had an impact on a young life. In tradition,a family tradition,My Not So Little Sibling journey begins at a place where I stood fifteen years ago. Since graduation day,what began as a dream has evolved,and shifted shaped,certainly,none of the task I've achieved would of been perceivable without a dream,dream big and take small steps. As the dream evolves,I am learning to make each day meaningful.
Thank God for the USA,proud to be an American:The csaccac Newsletter is a monthly publication, as Editor,Founder & President of csaccac Inc., I look forward to continuing the chat with you the (consumer& shopper) in the next csaccac Newsletter,and I thank you for your continued support and look forward to providing you the (consumer& shopper) with the latest in consumer product information. TwtyuL T2yuL ch@wuL IBCUN LoL Cu8L until next month don't forget Lips 2shop n 2save ,Savour the Flavour & Get Twice the Luv
Events,Seminars,Webinars, & Conferences
NAPW (National Association of Professional Women)
Sparks
Ignite Your Network Conference
April 26th
America's Small Business Summit April 29th-May 1st 2013
The Next Face of fox 43 Auditions
April 29th-May 22nd
Virginia Press Association: Associated Press Advertising and News Conference& Annual Meeting April 2013 18th-20th
Virginia Press: Association
Community Journalism
Workshop
June 2013 20th-21st
National Notary Association Conference
June 2013 2nd-5th
The National Resume Writer Association Conference September18th-20th
MSPA Conference 2013 September 24th-26th
Job Fairs
Public Employer Job Fair
Stratford University Job Fair, Newport NewsWednesday, May 8, 2013 -2:00pm to 5:00pm
Putting People Back to Work Job Fair, FredericksburSaturday, May 18, 2013 - 10:00am to 2:00pm
Northern Virginia Community College Job Fair, AlexandriaTuesday, April 23, 2013 - 10:00am to 12:30pm
Marine Corps Community Services Job Fair, QuanticoThursday, April 25, 2013 - 8:00am to 12:00pm
Lucy Corr Village Job Fair, ChesterfieldMonday, April 29, 2013 -9:00am to 3:00pm
Five Guys Burgers and Fries Job Fair, GainsvilleThursday, April 25, 2013 - 8:00am to 12:00pm
ClearedJobs.net Job Fair, ArlingtonWednesday, May 8, 2013 - 11:00amto 3:00pm
Army & Air Force Exchange Service Job Fair, Fort BelvoirSaturday, May 4, 2013 - 10:00am to 3:00pm
Alban CAT Job Fair, ManassasThursday, April 25, 2013 - 9:00am to3:00pm
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So, Why Don’t You Tell Me About Yourself? By Linda Matias, CareerStrides
“So, why don’t you tell me about yourself?” is the most frequently asked interview question. It’s a question that most interviewees expect and the one they have the most difficulty answering. Though one could answer this open-ended question in a myriad of ways, the key to answering this question or any other interview question is to offer a response that supports your career objective. This means that you shouldn’t respond with comments about your hobbies, spouse, or extra curricular activities. Trust me, interviewers aren’t interested.
Interviewers use the interview process as a vehicle to eliminate your candidacy. Every question they ask is used to differentiate your skills, experience, and personality with that of other candidates. They want to determine if what you have to offer will mesh with the organization’s mission and goals.
If answered with care, your response to the question, “So, why don’t you tell me about yourself?” could compliment the interviewers needs as well as support your agenda. This is a question you should be prepared to answer as opposed to attempting to “wing it”.
Follow the four easy steps outlined below to ensure your response will grab the interviewers attention.
Provide a brief introduction. Introduce attributes that are key to the open position.
Sample introduction: During my 10 years’ of experience as a sales manager, I have mastered the ability to coach, train, and motivate sales teams into reaching corporate goals.
Provide a career summary of your most recent work history. Your career summary is the “meat” of your response, so it must support your job objective and it must be compelling. Keep your response limited to your current experience. Don’t go back more than 10 years.
Sample career summary: Most recently, at The Widget Corporation, I was challenged with turning around a stagnant territory that ranked last in sales in the Northeastern region. Using strategies that have worked in the past, I developed an aggressive sales campaign that focused on cultivating new accounts and nurturing the existing client base. The results were tremendous. Within six months my sales team and I were able to revitalize the territory and boost sales by 65%.
Tie your response to the needs of the hiring organization.Don’t assume that the interviewer will be able to connect all the dots. It is your job as the interviewee to make sure the interviewer understands how your experiences are transferable to the position they are seeking to fill.
Sample tie-in: Because of my proven experience in leading sales teams, Craig Brown suggested I contact you regarding your need for a sales manager. Craig filled me in on the challenges your sales department is facing.
Ask an insightful question.By asking a question you gain control of the interview. Don’t ask a question for the sake of asking. Be sure that the question will engage the interviewer in a conversation. Doing so will alleviate the stress you may feel to perform.
Sample question: What strategies are currently underway to increase sales and morale within the sales department?
There you have it – a response that meets the needs of the interviewer AND supports your agenda.
When broken down into manageable pieces, the question, “So, tell me about yourself?” isn’t overwhelming. In fact, answering the question effectively gives you the opportunity to talk about your strengths, achievements, and qualifications for the position. So take this golden opportunity and run with it!
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Easy & Simple,the Basics (Resume Tips)
(1)Begin with a goal,purpose,or objective.
(2)Summarize your work experience.
•Strong communication skills •Excellent writing skills • Skilled at multitasking
(3)Before writing your resume list specific skills that relate to the position you're
seeking to fill.
(4)Watch the verbs,when compiling your resume use action verbs for job
description.
•accomplished •completed •achieved •processed •presented •performed
(5)After you've completed writing your resume,proofread your resume for spelling
and grammatical errors.
(6)A very important detail,be ready to explain gaps in your work history.
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5. Note Everything 4. LinkedIn 3. Friendcaster 2. meetme 1. Netflix
Featured Section:Dan Hollings
(100 Twitter Tips,Twittin Secrets Tips andTwitter Twenius)#25-33
(25)Don't keep your Twitter account a secret. Add your Twitter link to online, offline and mobile spots. Business cards, SMS text messages, Billboards, classified ads, yard signs, stickers, flyers, yellow pages, phone message machine, and every other place you can think of. Why not add Twitter to your car: "Introducing The Mini-Twitter - taking the Mini-Cooper to a whole new level!" ==> Tweet This
(26)Add your Twitter message (example: "Follow Me on Twitter: http://twitter.com/dhollings") on all your online profile pages: FaceBook, Google Local, Amazon.com, Your Blog, YouTube, Naymz, Zoominfo, Ustream.tv, LinkedIn, MySpace, ReJaw, MerchantCircle, Ecademy, Pownce, Bebo, Profilactic, Tumblr, etc etc ==> Tweet This
(27)Send invites by email and regular mail to your connections (friends, employees, prospects, customers, etc); those most appropriate for the Twitter content or conversation your Twitter page will engage in. ==> Tweet This
(28)SEO your web pages, blog, and other online pages with Twitter in mind. Add your "Follow Me" message in your title tags and meta description (where appropriate). Create dedicated pages on your site or blog that are Twitter related and link to them (both internally and inbound) with your "Follow Me" message and Twitter username. Example (see top listings & site links - these may vary over time):
(29)Local businesses should explore GPS tools that integrate with Twitter (likewww.gpstwit.com) and seek out connections with local Twitter users using advanced Twitter search tools like: http://search.twitter.com/advanced - By entering keywords related to your business topic and restricting your search to X number of miles near your location, you may discover Twitter customers that would love to follow your Twittering. Also explore TwitterLocal. Think local, think creatively. ==> Tweet This
(30)Use Tweetlater.com (or better yet, use Postlater) to autorespond by email and auto-follow your new Twitter followers. Tweetlater also allows you to load up tweets in advance for future postings......even doing COUNTDOWNS as was done upon releasing Twittin' Secrets. Make your autoresponder message very folksy, very human, very non-business like. Make is so anyone reading it thinks you typed it personally at the moment. ==> Tweet This
(31) Including a link to something in your Twitter autoresponder email is good, but ONLY if the link goes to something really related and really interesting. Track the link, page or download file that it links to so you can gage if new followers are clicking or not. A followers interest is at its highest point immediately after they start following. Your goal is to secure enough interest (that is, muster up the Twitter WOW-factor) so they remember who you are and actually read your future tweets. Feel free to send anyone a link to these "Twittin' Secrets" #19-36: http://www.squidoo.com/twittinsecrets - for that alone might help cement you in as a real Twittin' friend. ==> Tweet This
(32)A general "rule of thumb" is to follow back MOST of those that follow you. To not follow-back can seem rude. However, following back username "JackTheRipper" might send the wrong message to your other followers if you're in the Ginzu Knife business. In other words, use good judgement. ==> Tweet This
(33)Twitter allows followers to send DIRECT (private) messages and public messages to you. There is a high likelihood that immediately upon following you and/or upon receiving your Tweetlater autoresponder email, the new follower may message you through Twitter. I highly recommend you Tweet back to these early direct or public tweets even if you cannot maintain a high level of one-on-one messaging all the time. First impressions are lasting and you'll only get one chance to make a good first Twitter impression. ==> Tweet This
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Membership (Update 2013)
First and foremost, I would like to thank all of our members,sponsors,contributors,friends,fans and followers who have been with us since the beginning stages and who have remained loyal to us during the development stages. A Special Thank you to those who have kept the faith in us as America continues to recover from the economic recession of 2008. As Founder and President of csaccac Inc, I fill many hats in our corporation,yes,I have spoke at lenght of the different jobs I perform monthly at csaccac Inc. From Editor-in-Chief of the csaccac Newsletter,to Fact Checker,to Web Tech,to Personal Assistant,Office Manager,Bargain Hunter,Social Connector ,Event Planner,and Fundraiser Coordinator ,no matter the hat,I do my best to fill in the position. At the same time, I also have to perform the tough jobs that includes going to the public asking for support __,specifically money,truthfully, this is a tough job for me because I have worked in retail and customer service for several years,I know from first hand experience I dont like hard sales, I prefer soft sales. Dolefully, in this instance I have to ask you faithful members ,sponsors,contributors,friends,fans and followers to assist us in our yearly Fundraiser and Membership Drive,I want to make a plea to you Help us help make a difference in the lives of ordinary people with a contribution of $10 or a yearly Membership Subscription of $35.00.Once again,it's that time of year here at csaccac Inc,our yearly Fundraiser and Membership drive is going on__right now__until the end of the year(2013). Most importantly,with your support and contribution csaccac Inc will be able to hire10 to 25 employees and reach thousands of disenfrachised and disable consumers. Follow the link below to make contributions or to become a member. http://cacjohnson.com/csaccac_online_products
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Founder & President of csaccac Inc.
Music,Movies,Dvd's: Editor Pick May 2013
Movie Favorites: Prince of Persia, Mulan, The Dark Knight, The Matrix, Moulin Rouge ,Batman Begins, Footlose(1984), Coyote Ugly, Transformers, Barber Shop, Beauty Shop Transformers, Fantastic 4(Rise of the Silver Surfer)
Products of the Month (May,April,March) 2013
What took you so long? Savings and Rewards. A great deal,a really good find,a price you wont find anywhere else,and the best price among competitors,I love a great sale and I love rewards for shopping. Savings and Rewards,for most consumers and shoppers,it's all about getting the best price for items purchase daily. From household supplies to groceries,anyone who shops frequently knows consumers and shoppers love a really good sale_,the economic recession of 2008 could be the culprit. In fact,since the 2008 economic recession savings and rewards has become extremely important to American families on a budget. For many American consumers and shoppers,the unexpected downturn of the American economy caused a disruption in their daily activies thus forcing consumer and shoppers to rethink the way they shop and how they shop. As a frequent shopper and consumer,I am constantly looking for a great deal and sales on items I purchase regularly,mainly because I do live on a strict budget. Admittedly,after the 2008 economic recession,I rediscovered coupons,and began clipping coupons frequently. In addition to clipping coupons,I also began to check sale ads at home and at the door of stores before shopping. Along with making a shopping list,clipping coupons at home,checking sale ads at the door and comparing prices,these days one of the best ways to save and get the best deals,I feel without a question has to be with a savings and reward card. And speaking honestly, a savings and rewards card from your local chain store should be a consumer or shoppers BF(bestie). A must have for consumers and shoppers who seriously want to save,a savings and rewards card. Today,most local chain stores ask customers if they have a savings and reward card or if they'd like a savings and reward cards,make no qualms about it ,if you want the best deals and prices get a savings and reward card.---cacjohnson
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(1)McDonald's Gift Card
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Videos (10) JLo__ Goin In (9) Nicki Minaj Featuring Chris Brown__Right by my side. (8) Drake Feature Rihanna___ Take Care (7) Rihanna____Where Have You Been (6) Justin Bieber Featuring Nicki Minaj___Beauty & the Beat (5) Justin Bieber__Boyfriend (4) Pitbull Featuring Christina __Feel This Moment (3) Justin Timberlake___Suit & Tie (2) Beyonce__Love On Top (1) Music (10) Tamara Braxton__Love and War (9) Jon Hart___Who Booty (Remix) (8) Lil Wayne Featuring Bruno Mars__Mirror (7) Lil Wayne Featuring Eminen Drop the World (6) Pitbull Featuring Christina Aguilera__Feel This Moment (5) R Kelley duet with Usher__ Same Girl (4) Emeli Sande__My Kind of Love (3) Justin Timberlake__That Girl (2) (1)
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Safety First: Sream My Phone
Compact,light weight,easy to carry,and often contains a lot of important information,a portable desktop,the Smart Phone is one the hottest items on the Consumer Market. From photos to contact numbers to passwords,files and documents,the Smart Phone has the capability to hold a large amount of information. Egregiously,in this day and age,a tantamount of consumers and shoppers who use Smart Phones frequently might experience some agitation or a slight uneasiness if their Smart Phone happens to get misplaced or suddenly disappears. Veritably,as Editor,Founder and President of csaccac Inc.,I do so much in the course of a day. Frequently,throughout the day I require the use of my Smart Phone. Although,I like to stay in close contact with my Smart Phone,it is very easy to get distracted while performing various task that dont require the use of my Smart Phone. On numerous days, I've freaked out because I couldnt remember where I put my lipstick,lipgloss,or,ID. And Ive had moments where I totally flipped out because I couldnt find my Smart Phone at the bottom of my handbag. Like most Smart Phone owners,I use my Smart Phone daily to check emails_to get the latest community news and weather.And in all honesty,my Smart Phone contains a lot of personal and professional information that I wouldnt want to be randomly perused through by complete strangers. Admittedly,Ive had a few scares where I thought my Smart Phone had been taken and not misplaced. As a result,I definitely know the horrible feeling one often gets at the pit of their stomach when they feel as if they've lost something valuable such as a pet or their Smart Phone. Even though,I like to keep tabs on my Smart Phone at all times_,I do have moments when I have to pause a few seconds to make sure my Smart Phone is where I placed at the start of the day. For some reason that I hadnt articulated verbally or non verbally, instead of securing my Smart Phone immediately after I purchased my Smart Phone,I waited several weeks to install an app to locate my Smart Phone. Weeks after purchasing my third Smart Phone from Virgin Mobile for safety and security measures,I chose to protect my Smart Phone. Outrageously bad,it took a few months after I upgraded my Smart Phone to download several apps including an antivirus app to protect my Smart Phone from viruses plus an app to locate my Smart Phone anywhere in the USA in case of theft. During the entire process,while learning how to use my Smart Phone,I also dedicated sometime to learn how to protect my Smart Phone from unauthorized users and theft. To conclude,Ive listed below a few universal steps for all types of Smart Phone owners who want to know how to protect their Smart Phone from the unexpected.
(5) Create a password to lock and unlock your Smart Phone from unauthorized users or in case of theft.
(4)Keep important information in another location other than your Smart Phone for instance,goole doc,a microSD,or a flash drive.
(3) Install an antivirus app to keep files and documents from being corrupted.
(2) Do not open emails from unidentified servers
(1) And lastly,get a Scream My Phone App that will locate your phone on mute or when the ringer is turned off.