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Sheep in the grass

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Office chair

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Opening Day

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Silhouette

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Sunrise over Martinez

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Watching "top gear" from net flicks on my iPad on the train

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Brought to you by the number 4

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Three young turkeys making an impression

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Rainy self portrait

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Street Car in the rain

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Rain and umbrellas

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Bridge in the rain

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How has the iPad changed the way you use a computer?

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image By Yagan Kiely For me, the iPad is a paradigm shift in consuming information, especially from the internet. I have easily replaced most of my information consuming functions with an iPad and left my laptop to do more of the creation/editing functions. I use MultiG to manage email (and docs) from multiple domains, reeder to view my 300+ RSS feeds and I love the larger format of games. Besides the expanded view of iPhone apps is a huge benefit to us over 40 folks, who are relying on reading glasses. I have multiple apps and seem to use the iphone ones more often, because of the expanded font size, eliminating my need to grab the reading glasses. Holding the iPad and opening a browser, makes me feel like I am holding the internet, or at least the coolest encyclopedia ever. On the other hand, my laptop has been relegated to editing and creating videos and updating blog posts. The later because I like to include pictures with my posts and the iPad/iPhone apps are not that g...

From the back of the bus

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Steel benches and pavers

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Leaves on the trees. See, spring is here!

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Electric sketch

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Stormy Sacramento

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Simmering corn beef, cut onions, carrots and a glass of Guinness.

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Self portrait

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Early morning keyboard

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Reflections of the rain

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San Francisco Streetcar

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Sunrise

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Stormy

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The Telephone Interview – 10 Tips For Making a Good Impression » Blog | Great Resumes Fast

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They liked the cover letter, they were impressed by your resume, but before you get that oh-so-coveted face-to- face meeting, you’ve still one more test to pass: the telephone interview. So making a good impression is paramount. Telephone interviews present their own unique challenges; people act differently on the phone, your posture, facial expressions, clothing, etc. cannot be seen by the party on the other line so the tendency is to relax-become more informal. Sometimes, people are more difficult to understand over the telephone; so dialect, accent, local vernacular can work against you. Then there are outside factors like traffic noise, the clicking of a keyboard, and other voices. All of these elements can work against you when you’re interviewing over the phone. So before you begin, take note of these 10 tips for making a great impression: 1. In the days before the interview, formulate questions and make a list. Then, during the interview, keep them in front of you. As you...

Move The Rock

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Thanks Kyle from the message at Adventure Church this Sunday. There was an farmer who was old and tired, feeling like he was no good and just wanted to give up. God shows up one day, puts a rock in the front yard and tells the farmer move the rock. Then disappears. The farmer spends weeks and months but the rock would not budge. at first he tried to push it, pull it, dig under it but it would not move. He went to bed thinking about how to move the rock. He tried his tractors, trucks, levers... He researched moving heavy things, he rigged up a block and tackle pulley system attached it to his truck. Yet nothing the rock would not budge. One day God shows up and enquires about the progress. The farmer dejectedly tells God that he has not been able to move the rock at all, not even one inch. God tells the farmer to go clean up and we will talk about it. The farmer reluctantly goes into the house and washes up, changes his clothes and when he looks into the mirror at himself he se...

Could You Live on $190 a Month? | Shrinkage Is Good

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