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Career Rocketeer: Resume Basics from Grade School? Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010

Remember back in school, when you had to diagram sentences and outline term papers? While these exercises often seemed boring and pointless, they were designed to teach you to write a well-structured, easily readable document. Those skills really come in handy when it comes time to write your resume

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Secrets of the Job Hunt: Job Search Marketing Toolkit for College Grads & Entry Level Job Search Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010

Reposted from CareerAlley “Carpe, carpe diem, seize the day boys, make your lives extraordinary.” – Dead Poet’s Society “Seize the day” but be prepared. read more

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How good a cancer mesothelioma lawyer can help you | Houston … Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010

If you worked in the asbestos in your career , your employer may be held legally responsible for you to developmesothelioma. “That’s because employers are required to protect workers from exposure to asbestos, the causative agent of the … And while you might think about a free consultation should be automatic, reflecting the fact that many lawyers charge $ 100or just to meet you.

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The Qualified Lawyers Transfer Scheme Or Qlts – Article Niche Monday, August 2nd, 2010

There is advice about careers , the benefits of practising English law, and guidance for every step of the course. With over ten years’ experience and thousands of International Lawyers who have successfully qualified as English …

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iePolitics: County's top lawyers all on thin ice » iePolitics.com Monday, August 2nd, 2010

She has tried to sell out defendants to further (or keep) her career . Boxer might have gotten away with it had she not tried to also take down some of the office’s top attorneys in the process. I have found over the years that the most successful deputy public …

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Dancing for the state Monday, August 2nd, 2010

Ohio law requires new drivers under the age of 18 to complete a state-approved driver education course consisting of “a minimum of 24 hours of classroom instruction and 8 hours behind the wheel.” So it should come as no surprise that there are a host of private companies providing state-approved driver training.

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Leveraging IP Sunday, August 1st, 2010

Watch Importation, Copyright, and the First-Sale Doctrine The “Omega Seamaster Ploprof 1200m” wristwatch. In Cutting edges , blogger Peter Gordon relates a fascinating case where Swiss watchmaker Omega found a brilliantly evil trick using IP law to crack down on innocent market activity. Omega sells its watches for far less money in some countries than in others, a common enough practice known to economists as “geographical price discrimination.” The U.S

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Court Declares iPhone Owners Victims Sunday, August 1st, 2010

Ted Frank of the Center for Class Action Fairness reports that a federal court has certified an antitrust class action brought on behalf of all iPhone owners—alleging Apple’s exclusive deal with AT&T illegally monopolizes the market for “iPhone telephone service.” Frank notes this is a mandatory class, “meaning that every iPhone owner with an AT&T Mobility two-year contract is now involuntarily represented by attorneys that apparently care more about the possibility of extortionate settlement profit than the clients they purportedly represent.” Frank is looking for an economic expert to refute this “quack antitrust analysis” on the record as part of an effort to decertify the class.

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Outing a Closeted Statist Saturday, July 31st, 2010

Berin Szoka , a self-described “cyber-libertarian” attorney who works for the DC-based Progress and Freedom Foundation, felt it necessary to backpedal recently on his criticism of the Federal Trade Commission. Szoka wrote on July 13 that he and his PFF colleagues are “actually big fans of the FTC’s core consumer protection mission: holding companies to their promises ” (italics his). Szoka said the FTC needs “increased funding”—though not necessarily “increased powers”—to stay true to this core mission

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Know the New Deal Cold Friday, July 30th, 2010

Understanding the true causes of the Depression, as well as the real economic record of the United States in the 1930s, is an essential ingredient in anyone’s economic and historical education. FULL ARTICLE by Thomas Woods Join the discussion and post a comment Related posts: The Forgotten Depression of 1920 Woods Tells the Story of the Meltdown Mises Circle event in Colorado Springs

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The History of Capitalism Friday, July 30th, 2010

The history of capitalism as it has operated in the last two hundred years in the realm of Western civilization is the record of a steady rise in the wage earners’ standard of living. FULL ARTICLE by Ludwig von Mises Join the discussion and post a comment Related posts: Wages, Unemployment, and Inflation Everything You Love You Owe to Capitalism Semantic Tools and Faulty Nomenclature

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Not Exactly Sweet Reason Friday, July 30th, 2010

One of the United States’ most blatant examples of protectionism — so blatant that it is used as an illustration of the idea in some economics textbooks — is its sugar policy. FULL ARTICLE by Gary Galles Join the discussion and post a comment Related posts: Economics of Oblivion Remember the Father of the Constitution The Inclination to Love Liberty

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Semester system tussle: Court strives for students' good | LEGAL … Wednesday, July 28th, 2010

‘Don’t play with the life and the career of the students,’ the Delhi High Court Tuesday told the Delhi University and a teachers’ association for their failure to resolve differences over introduction of semester system in colleges. …

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Self-Help for Job Seekers Thursday, July 1st, 2010

Of course nobody knows how many jobs will actually be lost as a result of the government’s deficit reduction measures. All sorts of figures are being bandied around but at the end of the day the only thing that matters it that it will be a lot of jobs, and each job lost will create a crisis for a particular individual. The real question has to be, what to do if you lose your job.

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Inside-Out the Beltway: Dawn Johnsen vs. the Self-Perpetuating … Monday, June 21st, 2010

Otherwise, our own deep cynicism, about the possibility for a President and presidential lawyers to respect legal constraints, itself will threaten the rule of law–and not just for the remaining nine months of this administration, … Not only that, Yoo attempts to spin the memo’s advice on presidential power as “near boilerplate:” “Far from inventing some novel interpretations of the Constitution, our legal advice to the President, in fact, was near boilerplate.” …

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A Storied Career: ‘A Company Without a Story Is Usually a Company Without a Strategy’ Sunday, June 20th, 2010

I have a very embarrassing confession, especially as a former business professor. Three alliterative business concepts — strategy, sustainability, and scalability — elude my total comprehension.

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The End of Men Sunday, June 20th, 2010

As the economy attempts to cleanse itself of the malinvestments of the decade-long bubble, jobs dominated by men have been sacrificed: construction, finance, and manufacturing. Hanna Rosin writes in the Atlantic , “The recession merely revealed—and accelerated—a profound economic shift that has been going on for at least 30 years, and in some respects even longer.” Rosin makes clear that whatever it is that men bring to the party is not needed anymore. Job categories dominated by women are expected to thrive in the coming years and women are earning half again as many college degrees as males

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Bourbon for Breakfast review Sunday, June 20th, 2010

I am of course very pleased by this review of my book by Robert Wenzel, with whom I had various debates over IP – one of which led to explosive results. So it is kind of him to say these nice things. There are indeed several chapters that explore the issue of IP, which I’m increasingly regarding as a mere application of a larger principle that is becoming clearer to libertarians today: the role of learning in the formation of social order.

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Quintessential Resumes and Cover Letters Tips: Worksheet Can Help You Customize Resume for Targeted Position Sunday, June 20th, 2010

In additional to a possible range of organizational and delivery formats for your resume, you will probably want to customize each resume you send — at least to some extent — to the job you’re applying for. Use our Cover Letter and Resume Customization Worksheet to help you customize.

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Intel Is Nothing New Sunday, June 20th, 2010

Professor Joshua Wright of the George Mason University Law School recently authored an “ antitrust analysis ” of the Federal Trade Commission’s pending administrative complaint against Intel: This complaint is noteworthy for at least five reasons. First, prior to the complaint, the European Union had already assessed record-setting antitrust fines against Intel for the same conduct. Second, Intel had also already effectively ended the dispute when it settled with its chief rival, AMD

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Terence Kealey: “Science is a Private Good–Or: Why Government Science is Wasteful” Sunday, June 20th, 2010

I recently attended at the Fifth Annual Meeting of the Property and Freedom Society in Bodrum , Turkey (see my Bodrum Days and Nights: The Fifth Annual Meeting of the Property and Freedom Society: A Partial Report ). I delivered a speech entitled “Ideas are Free: The Case Against Intellectual Property.” The speech following mine was by one Terence Kealey , a biochemist at the University of Buckingham and author of Sex, Science and Profits and The Economic Laws of Scientific Research

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The Career Doctor Blog: For Resume, Consider Leaving Off Short-Duration Job from Which You Were Fired Sunday, June 20th, 2010

Bonnie writes: I just read Getting Fired: An Opportunity for Change and Growth . You say that If you are fired in a job within 3 months you should not list that on your resume. Can you tell me why I should not list that employer

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A Storied Career: Storytelling Is Centerpiece of Gender-Bending Ad Campaign Saturday, June 19th, 2010

Zack’s story , is a recent ad campaign from Tampax that is accompanied by a website, blog and Twitterfeed in the voice of 16-year-old-Zack, who supposedly wakes up with a vagina one day. read more

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Just in time for father’s day Saturday, June 19th, 2010

George Mason’s Bryan Caplan writes in “ The Breeder’s Cup ” that parenting isn’t as hard as it appears. “Once you realize that your kids’ future largely rests in their own hands, you can give yourself a guilt-free break,” and he makes the case for having more

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Remember, It’s Not Socialism Saturday, June 19th, 2010

A few days after telling the American Medical Association that he was not a socialist , Federal Trade Commission Chairman Jon Leibowitz went right back to implementing health care socialism. On Friday, the FTC announced its 36th “consent order” since 2001 against a physician group for the crime of negotiating a contract without FTC consent.

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Jobs Advice: Cold-Calling Job-Search Campaign Pros and Cons Saturday, June 19th, 2010

(Hint: One way to customize each letter and resume is by using some of the same words the lawyers use on their Websites.) Finally, follow up your letters and emails with a phone call — and ask for an interview (even if no jobs are currently available. ..

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Two terabytes of Mises.org torrented Friday, June 18th, 2010

We have just passed 2 terabytes in uploaded Mises.org content since I  announced the 2.0 version of the Mises Torrents this Tuesday.  The total data uploaded is actually a little over twice that number because users upload while they download.  I can see 49 people sharing copies of the Mises Books collection right now

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