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We had a great turnout at a recent family reunion. It was, in fact, a huge number of people, relatively speaking!
I own a host of domains. (No, actually my domains are hosted! But I do have several. I recommend FutureQuest web hosting.) And if you happen to need html-editing software, CoffeeCup HTML Editor is my cup of tea!
We hate to think that the ‘pink slip’ might be for us…but if it has been, or might be, or even if you’re just checking out the color of your parachute, there are a lot of (free) resources online to help with writing that resume. Check out these links:
http://www.how-to-write-a-resume.org/
http://www.howtowritearesume.net/
http://www.mahalo.com/How_to_Write_a_Resume
http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Resume
http://www.bestsampleresume.com/resume-writing.html
and, if English is not your first language, check out this resource:
http://esl.about.com/library/howto/htresume.htm
Good luck!
For anyone learning English, or anyone learning a new word in English (could be any of us!), Firefox has a new add-on called Pronounce. I can see this coming in real handy, because I like to know how to say what I write! Please comment if you are an early bird who has already installed this, and check back for my review.
Saving Time on Routine Tasks: Optimized Writing – Stepcase Lifehack
Great post with simple tools and strategies for making “writing” time on the computer count. For writers, by a writer. Includes idea time, blogging time, typing time, etc.
Certainly you’ve heard the statement “no pun intended” inserted immediately after some fantastic, but accidental, pun. We seem to recognize and appreciate puns as a form of expression–even the seemingly unintended ones! However, when a pun is intended, we feel the need to state that fact, also–lest someone should miss our clever creation! My point being, we are clearly inclined to bring attention to them by pointing them out, whether we created them with or without intent.
There are two main reactions to puns: appreciation (a laugh, a chuckle, or even “hey, that’s good!”) or a mild form of disgust (rolling the eyes, heaving a big sigh of feigned boredom). Even the mild form of disgust, however, is often accompanied by a grin of recognition (yes, it was a pun!). Success in either case!
Which camp are you in–the appreciators or the other camp? >>>.