For most hiring managers who continue to rely on a mishmash of static, one-page resumes, interviews and academic records to make hiring decisions, Prophecy Sciences is going to seem as if it's from the future.
The sounds-strange-on-paper mishmash of the birth of America from the eyes of Alexander Hamilton, that random guy on your $10 bill best known for being the first person shot by a sitting vice president (and only one killed, since I guess Dick Cheney was just playing a prank or something), told in the lyrical stylings of artists like The Notorious B.I.G. and Jay Z.
But the decision to close a school is inevitably subjective, based on a mishmash of factors like performance on standardized tests, situations of violence, student demand for the school and whether the school seems capable of turning around.
In the top 50 markets, 60 percent of cable systems charge extra to buy it as part of a mishmash of channels on their digital sports tiers.
In New York, we've all seen that mishmash of styles on the subway: the thick leather jacket, the '80s trousers and two-tone elf boots, the touch of metallic animal print.
She then segues into a mishmash of statements on how the Palins are "not really into the drama".
PAGE A14 NEW YORK BEHIND THE PROCESS That Closes Schools The decision to close a school is inevitably a subjective one, based on a mishmash of factors.
It was five years ago that a federal task force of prominent experts warned the Department of Energy that the reliability of the electrical system was based on a mishmash of voluntary standards, and that Washington needed to impose mandatory rules on the electric industry.
The multimedia blitz is expected to eclipse the audience of small-screen programs from rivals TheStreet.com tscm, whose show is broadcast on Fox fox, and Cnet cnet, which is syndicated on a mishmash of TV stations around the country.
The costumes, for no apparent reason, drew on a mishmash of styles.
