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It takes about 4 interviews over a few weeks. Very intense. It also helps you learn how you will do in the business by providing/requiring 30 "Market Surveys" where you will have to go in your community and ask people to refer you to 5 other people to speak with about possibly helping them or becoming their financial representative. You will also need to fill out a list of 200 possible candidates you can approach on business. If this business is for you, you will be able to complete these tasks in a month or less. If this business is not for you, you will figure that out during this process. It is a very effective interview process and equally fulfilling and difficult.
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Application DetailsI applied through a recruiter. The process took 3 weeks – interviewed at Modern Woodmen.
Interview DetailsWe went through only 2 interviews before I was offered the position. The interview process involved meeting with a manager and he asking me questions about myself and then he told me about the career and what some of the things to expect were. I was also given phone numbers of other individuals to call who were in the business. I was also told about how to become a leader with MWA. I had to go through 2 profile tests and pass a criminal and credit background check to get the position.
Interview Questions- What difficulty would we have in developing you? Answer Question
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Application DetailsI applied online. The process took 2+ months – interviewed at Modern Woodmen.
Interview Details3-tiered interview process. Included filling out a budget form so that they could tailor the base salary to my needs. Essentially, if you are an insurance salesman and you are honest, have integrity, and will put the client first, you'll be hired. It also helps to be able to put together a list of names/contacts so that you can get your business off the ground. This will
Interview Questions- What are your career goals? Where do you want to end up in 5 years? View Answer
Negotiation DetailsThey tailored my 'base' salary according to my needs, but it means that (in order to stay contracted) you must sell enough life insurance to provide for your own base (or at least close to it).Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview -
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Application DetailsI applied through college or university. The process took 4+ weeks – interviewed at Modern Woodmen in October 2012.
Interview DetailsThe hiring/interview process was a drawn out one for me. First, you will take an assessment which basically asks - " are you comfortable completely relying on selling insurance to your friends and family for financial support". If you answer no, you won't be chosen because that's what the job is even though they won't openly admit it (otherwise you are cold calling for your paycheck). I had an interview, came in to speak with the local manager (which took over 2 1/2 hours - consisting of giving me an entire book with of recruiting material and an obvious recruitment spiel), had to go to another recruiting event in which I heard the same spiel again but only an hour. After that I was being considered for an internship, but then I had to take a personality assessment. That's when I decided to stop pursuing a career there.
This is a SALES job that heavily relies on your connections for income (friends and family).Interview Questions- Do you want to make a difference in people's lives? View Answer
Reasons for DecliningI did not want to rely on my friends/family to support me financially. Due to this I realized I would be cold calling for a living. I did not go to school to have a job consisting of cold calling people.
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Application DetailsI applied online. The process took 2+ weeks – interviewed at Modern Woodmen.
Interview DetailsThere are four interviews required. However, my hiring manager condensed the last two together. They have a structured process with set questions that are typical.
There were two online tests, one for personality and one quantitative before the initial interview. The personality quiz is to see if you will be a good fit to the career, and the quantitative is to see if you will pass the licensing test with ease.Interview Questions- The questions were very typical personality interview questions. There wasn't anything out of the blue that I felt was difficult or required a lot of preparation. Answer Question
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Financial Representative Interview
Application DetailsThe process took 5 days – interviewed at Modern Woodmen in August 2012.
Interview DetailsPhone screen led to an in-person interview. In-person consisted of being handed a packet and some extra information.
Interview Questions- How can you convince me that you've got the drive to succeed in this business? View Answer
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Application DetailsI applied online. The process took 4+ weeks – interviewed at Modern Woodmen in July 2012.
Interview DetailsI applied, after they reviewed my resume I received an email to take a test, I must of passed because I received a phone interview, then interview in person, then another with Regional manager, then final one with both managers.
Interview Questions- How is your credit? any foreclosures or bankruptcies lately? View Answer
Negotiation Detailsnot much to negotiate its commission and you may qualify for some allowance if you do work hard. But they offer great benefits.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceDifficult Interview -
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Application DetailsI applied online. The process took 3+ months – interviewed at Modern Woodmen in October 2010.
Interview DetailsVery long interview process. Modern Woodmen is a very selective company. Interview consists of one on ones, market surveys, project list, trial appointments, internet testing, background checks, credit checks, buisness lunches and more. It was a very fustrating time because I felt like I was being strung along but in the end I feel it helped to prepare me for my career at Modern Woodmen.
Interview Questions- Doing the market surveys View Answer
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Financial Representative Interview
Application DetailsThe process took a day – interviewed at Modern Woodmen in January 2010.
Interview DetailsMet in a local restaurant. Recruiter sold the company and asked a few questions. Casual.
Interview Questions- What are your weaknesses? Answer Question
Reasons for DecliningModern Woodmen has no office in Charlotte, NC. Lacks resources for someone new to the business. Seemed to have a good benefits package.
Declined OfferNeutral ExperienceEasy Interview
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You can get 1/8 inch plexiglas at any home improvement store. It's easy to cut and you can sand the edges to smooth them out. I did this in my pantry to support small cans & bottles and it works fine. The bonus is that you will be able to easily remove them should you ever need to clean a shelf.
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In both cases, I presented the markup in a pretty server-framework-agnostic way. Meaning specifically that I didn't use any ASP.NET MVC HTML helpers. I did this on purpose, and to clearly illustrate that KnockoutJS cares not about your server framework. You can use it with ASP.NET MVC, Rails, PHP, Python, whatever.
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Simulation and sensitivity study of potato flake food processing
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We made a sensitivity study of the potato flake process using the ERRC Food Process Simulator computer program with cost as the primary objective function. The study showed that labor was the largest component of the processing cost followed by capital related expenses. Pilot plant operation demonstrated the feasibility of reducing labor requirements. Capital related expenses could be minimized by using four drum dryers to more closely match the through put of the rest of the process. In addition, the drum dryers should be run as close to 8% moisture as possible without exceeding 8% to optimize the yield of finished product. This study demonstrates the feasibility of using the ERRC Food Process Simulator to do a sensitivity study of potato processing.
- Kozempel, M.F., J.C. Craig, Jr., J.F. Sullivan and W. Damert. 1988. Computer simulation in potato processing. Biotechnol Prog 4(2):63–67. CrossRef
- Wegstein, J.H. 1958. Accelerating convergence of interaction processes. Communications of the Association for Computing Machinery 1:6–9.
- Kozempel, M.F., J.F. Sullivan and J.C. Craig, Jr. 1981. Model for blanching potatoes and other vegetables. Lebensm-Wiss u-Technol 14:331–335.
- Kozempel, M.F., J.F. Sullivan and J.C. Craig, Jr. 1983. Effect of temperature on the model for blanching potatoes and other vegetables. Lebensm-Wiss u-Technol 16:338–342.
- Kozempel, M.F., J.F. Sullivan and J.C. Craig, Jr. 1985. Modelling and simulating commercial hot water blanching of potatoes. Am Potato J 62:69–82.
- Kozempel, M.F. 1988. Modelling the kinetics of cooking and precooking potatoes. J Food Sci 53:753–755. CrossRef
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- Kozempel, M.F., P.M. Tomasula, J.C. Craig, Jr. and M.J. Kurantz. 1990. Effect of potato composition on drum dryer capacity. Lebensm-Wiss u-Technol 23:312–316.
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- Simulation and sensitivity study of potato flake food processing
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American Potato Journal
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- 1993-02-01
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- 0003-0589
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See, Jeff, I can have a title from a song that's not Pink Floyd!
Worms are my new favorite animal.
There are many reasons for this, but one is most important:
they're FUCKING AWESOME.
I mean, look at like an animal or something, a deer, a turtle, or anything else. A conventional animal. It's too boring, I look at it, and I'm like that should be able to move and live, when it does, I'm not at all surprised, it has eyes and a mouth and an asshole, you know, all the essentials.
But worms, whenever I see them, I'm like always amazed, like What the actual fuck those can move?, I mean, they look like a fucking discarded booger or something. And how alive they are! They move so much, they seem so alive...
Oh, something cool that I didn't know before, worms probably live anywhere from 4-8 years in the wild! That seems like a long time for a fucking worm...
But awesome that they can live that long.
As well, healthy ground can have 1,750,000 worms per acre. That's 432 worms per cubic meter.
That's a fucking lot of worms.
I sometimes wonder what it's like to be a worm, crawling around.
In other news, look at this:
Now, I'll be the first to say, that's pretty fucking hot. The blind kid was gorgeous.
I did kinda feel for the best friend chick though... She got screwed. Damn.
No sex scenes though, I'm kinda disappointed. Although a sex scene with a blind partner would be kinda weird... Probably...
Um, so, AP test today, my second, and last for this year. Seriously, the AP test, a whole new level of being buttfucked.
And not the good kind of buttfucked. The really, really bad kind.
Not fun.
So, so, some of you, I'm sure, are wondering about Jun, CAG, how's he doing? As far as I know, fine, and cute as ever. I can't tell if he's interested, but either way I'm getting a little tired of it, this has been happening for like 7 months.
Oh, one more thing, I had a question. You've probably heard of the album The Dark Side of the Moon, by Pink Floyd, released 1973, it was ridiculously successful, staying on the bestselling charts for over 10 years. And it's still on one of the charts, damned if I know which one.
So the long and the short of it is that it's the second best selling album EVER.
If you've listened to it, it's jizztastic. The cover's fucking awesome, side 1 is strong in its own right, but it still pales in comparison to side 2, which jizzes all over the face of side 1, topping it off perfectly and beautifully in a musical orgy jizzfest.
The only album that's EVER sold more copies than it is Michael Jackson's Thriller (good, but not nearly as good).
But what if it was released today, instead of 1973? If you've listened to it, or know anything about it, how do you think it would sell? Would people still recognize it for the genius that it is, or have mainstream musical tastes moved on? Most modern music, to be sure, it totally different.
Some I don't really get boners for, Justin Bieber, Lady Gaga, whatever, some of it's okay, the Ting Tings, etc.
What do you think?
totally reminds me of this girl who was into me in high school. lol.
on that note, interesting thoughts on floyd. I think if most of our generation heard it today, sadly, it would be lost on them. However, there would always be the few.
the few who would actually listen to teh musical genius and appreciate it.
Mental wounds not healing, driving me insane, i'm goin' off the rails on a crazy train- the ozzman
And... I can't help but agree... Leo is extremely good looking and likable in so many ways... especially for his many feelings communicated facially so expressively.
A perfect ending too... although it took a repeat before I could see the same "bright light" that Leo did.
Although you're not blind like Leo... Is it OK to think that you might share many of his qualities?
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The Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto, Department of Medicine at Mount Sinai Hospital is seeking applications for the position of Physician-in-Chief for the Department of Medicine. The successful candidate should be eligible for a full-time clinical academic appointment at the University of Toronto at the rank of Full Professor.
The strategic priorities of the Department of Medicine include General Internal Medicine, Diabetes, Rheumatology, Geriatrics, Cardiology, and Inflammatory Bowel Disease. The Department has highly rated research and education programs. Through the Hospitals' Centre of Excellence Structure, Department Members lead strong quality and safety initiatives.
The successful candidate will have an MD, FRCP or equivalent in Internal Medicine, be eligible to practice medicine in Ontario, licensure with the CPSO, and be recognized as a highly competent internist or subspecialist, be a visionary with superior leadership qualities, excellence in education; and have a proven track record and/or commitment to research excellence. Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience.
Applications for this position must be received by September 30, 2013.
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Marbury v. Madison, Document K: Thomas Jefferson to Spencer Roane, 1819
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This summer the Bill of Rights Institute is blogging a document-based question on the Supreme Court case Marbury v. Madison (1803). Each weekly post will feature an excerpted document related to the case, along with some questions to guide your thinking on it. Each document should be used to address the question: "Argue whether or not the Supreme Court should have the power to overturn unconstitutional federal laws."
Check out our previous posts for Document A, an excerpt from the Anti-Federalist Papers; Document B, Document C, and Document D, excerpts from Federalist no. 78; Document E, an excerpt from Federalist no. 81; Document F, an excerpt from Article III of the US Constitution; Document G, the Supremacy Clause of the US Constitution; Document H, an excerpt from the Judiciary Act of 1789; Document I, the Kentucky Resolution; and Document J, an excerpt from Marbury v. Madison's unanimous opinion.
Thomas Jefferson to Spencer Roane, 1819
For intending to establish three departments, coordinate and independent, that they might check and balance one another, [the Constitution] has given, according to this opinion [Marbury v. Madison], to one of them alone the right to prescribe rules for the government of the others, and to that one, too, which is unelected by and independent of the nation. …The Constitution on this hypothesis is a mere thing of wax in the hands of the judiciary, which they may twist and shape into any form they please.
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This product contains Salicylic Acid and Glycolic Acid. I don't use this on my face because I find the scrub beads a bit harsh, but I do use this on my back and chest to keep it clear and prevent breakouts. I am also a fan of Panoxyl foaming wash for use on the body and face, but quite frankly, the thought of potentially bleaching my clothes in the morning really bothers me. So I use this product in the morning and I love it. I have been using it for the last 4 years, rotating it with panoxyl at night or other cleansing scrubs. I love it. HOWEVER, that being said, I have noticed that the ingredient listing for this product is almost the same to their Oil-Free Acne Wash Daily Scrub, which also contains SA and GA. The Oil-free acne daily scrub is also cheaper. I have yet to try that one, but if anyone has tried both and knows the difference, please LMK.
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This is my savior scrub. No facial cleanser or scrub can compare to this on the drugstore or high end level. I've been through ProActiv, which failed me and has only worked in the duration I actually used it (no lasting effects). Then I've tried Clearasil, which destroyed my complexion and sucked all moisture from my skin and made it red, itchy, and blotchy. I've had breakouts for as long as I can remember and have never been able to appreciate what it's like to have clear skin up until now.
My breakouts started at my cheeks and around the hairline. I have never been without at least ONE blemish on my face since I was 13! Compared to some acne, mine was fairly mild. Just a few red, inflamed pimples on each side of my face, along with hard, tiny population of bumps on my forehead. All of the sudden, around the time I turned 18, it went from mild to cystic :( and started growing toward the center of my face where I wasn't able to hide it. I remember going on my way to school, catching myself in the mirror, and I started bawling like a baby. I still have very light acne scars from the sudden breakout. (I realize now that it was because of my hormones).
Around that time, I went to a local drugstore in dire need of a new routine and face wash. I realized I needed a scrub because foam washes or other soaps were only skimming the surface of my face and not giving me a deep cleanse. I decided to pick this up and it was the name that made me buy it: Acne Stress Control. I was really stressed at the time and felt like this product would manage the acne that came from my stress. My routine only involved using this twice in a row, in the morning and before bed, and drinking a lot of water. Miracles happened! My face started clearing up.
I agree with other reviewers that this calms my skin and soothes the redness. The smell itself is very calming. It's a gentle scrub, but very effective; you can feel the cooling sensation and the relief in your skin once you wash it off and dry up with a towel. I was angry, but overcome with excitement, that this was all I needed for my face this whole time! I'm 21 now, and at this very moment, my skin is almost perfectly clear with the occasional blemish. Although it wasn't ENTIRELY this product, I owe it a lot of credit for helping me out in my worst acne days- for 3 freakin' years. It never broke me out and it has left my skin happy. And I'm STILL not bored with it. I've ventured away, but I always end up using this again. I bought my back up today. This is great stuff. Neutrogena amazes me!
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I am a teenager, so I obviously have acne. There has never been any period of my teenage years where I never had a pimple anywhere on my face. Well, I ran out of my other face scrub, Neutrogena Rapid Clear Foaming Scrub, so I went to Target to get another bottle.
But then I saw this; first of all, I LOVE THE COLOR AND SMELL! It smells just like cucumbers, but it's also supposed to control acne that comes from stress. I've been very very stressed lately because of all the work I have in high school. I've slept very little and I had a lot of breakouts. The Rapid Clear scrub helped a bit in that I didn't have those bulgy disgusting pimples everywhere, but didn't do much else. So I decided to buy this, along with the Acne Stress Control Toner.
I've been using this for 4 months now, going onto 5. And what can I say? It's the best freaking thing ever.. !!!
At first, I absolutely LOVED how my face was very tingly and felt extremely fresh when I washed my face with this. I didn't see too much difference in my acne though. But over time (cause you gotta give acne products time, they're not supposed to be miracles!) I saw that I had little to no breakouts, and my acne was slowly going away.
Now I use this once every day or so (sometimes every two days) because I'm afraid the scrub part of this facial wash will irritate my skin. But now, I have about 3 pimples on my face max. My daily skin routine is very intense, so I guess that helps it out. But I saw a much much much better improvement after I started using this. It's lasted pretty long so that's another good thing about this product!
I feel clean and fresh every day now, and I don't even use foundation or concealer anymore! I also make sure to not touch my face though (very big tip right there for those of you who are acne-prone) to help this product out. I'd recommend this for anyone!!!
The only reason why I rated it four stars is because it's not a miracle and I don't think any acne product should be 5 stars unless it's a miracle. So... yup! I love this product!! yummmmm :)
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This is my miracle fix. I have suffered from mild acne for as long as I can remember, and many of the face washes i use that have salicylic acid are too strong for me and I get dry, peeling skin. So the first time i used this I was struck at the texture of the facewash its different the all the others I have used, it is like creamy with these little beads in it. When you wash your face with it, you will notice there is not a lot of lather, but trust me it is working. Once you wash your face you will feel a clean tingly feeling, afterwards you dont honestly need to follow up with moisurizer, it is so calming that you can moisturize when you want to. If you have a pimple you want to get rid of, rub a little bit of the neutrogena facewash on it and leave it there while you brush your teeth then wash it off. I swear the next day your pimple will be reduced significantly in size or will be gone. This works best if you have a tiny pimple emerging and u put it on right away, it will stay tiny and go away and not even become big. I LOVE THIS FACE WASH. highly highly recommend.
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I adore this scrub! It's probably the best OTC treatment I ever used for my acne. Once, I decided to use the acne.org system, so I stopped using this scrub. Big mistake. I didn't do well with it at all, and my skin got way worse. I stopped that, started up again with this scrub, and my skin got back to normal. The great thing about this scrub is it has BHA and AHA: the best of both worlds! It does a great job preventing clogged pores and I swear it gets rid of any red marks quicker. It's also not too harsh. I use it every day without a problem. It didn't clear my skin completely-- I had to resort to accutane for that. But it is easily my favorite and most effective topical treatment for acne, clogged pores, marks, and roughness.
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I've had this product for about a month. It has a light cucumber scent but you can still smell this kind of fake smelling fragrance that most drugstore products have. I think this calms my skin, feels pretty hydrating and makes your skin feel soft. However my skin is very easily dehydrated so it makes my skin feel a bit tight after cleansing, but it is not that bad compared to other products. I only use this 1 -2 times a week because if i use it everyday it tends to lose effectiveness in keeping away spots on my acne-prone skin. Overall, i think this is a pretty good product and i would recommend it.
This actually does what it clams! It works like magic ;)
I used it twice a day (mild to moderate acne) and in a few days, my skin looked noticeably clearer&somehow smoother. I didn't get as many zits as before.
Even with my sensitive skin (oily+sensitive+acnes=BAD) it didn't irritate my skin when I used it twice a day. coupled w/ Neutrogena Oil Free Moisturiser for Sensitive Skin, I get baby-smooth face :D
I use this scrub about 2 or 3 times a week, in the shower. I don't know about the "stress control" part of it, but it does its job for a scrub. After use, my skin feels smoother and cleaner. It doesn't dry out my skin too much, which is nice. Basically, if you want a scrub to slough of dead skin, and maybe clean some pore, this will do the job. It's not too expensive and a tube lasts forever.
Over the summer I had been having skin problems, since my skin got more oily and I began to break out more. So I looked for reviews of acne face cleansers and chose this one because of its good reviews.
However, it was awful! At first it seemed fine, but then I realized it was actually making me break out more. The summer ended and I kept using this cleanser and my acne stayed, and just kept getting worse. Finally, I read somewhere that products which are too harsh can actually give you more acne. I switched to a very gentle cleanser and my skin began to get better.
It just seems very counterintuitive that a product which is supposed to make your acne better can actually make it worse! Because then you just keep using even more of the product...
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This scrub is fantastic! The spherical beads ensure that my skin isn't irritated or torn by the jagged walnut or apricot shell they put in lots of products like the popular St Ives scrubs, the creamy texture is great and the addition of glycolic acid as one of the main ingrediants makes for an awesome scrub which both manually and chemically exfoliates the skin. I have quite oily skin prone to breakouts, i use this scrub every night and it keeps my skin smooth and pimple free, would definitely recommend this to any one who gets pimples or oily skin.


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The Blues Fest will again be at Angell Park in Sun Prairie, WI. We will have plenty of food and drink for purchase at the show!
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A man commissions an airship and crew to search for his missing son
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Rotten: Unimaginative plot, interminable dialogue in 'Old Norse', some pointless love interest, and a particularly repulsive poodle.
- Geoff Andrew, Time Out, Saturday, June 24, 2006
Rotten: The Arctic looks like a melted dessert, the Viking village like a low-rent neighborhood in Disneyland, and the Vikings themselves like Hell's Angels on Halloween.
- Jay Cocks, TIME Magazine, Sunday, April 24, 2011
Audience Reviews
Picked this up recently for just about nothing when a local video store went out of business. In all the trailers, they say over and over about what an epic adventure this is, biggest spectacle ever blah blah blah blah blah. For its day, it was OK, not great, just decent. I happen to like this type of film very much, so I enjoyed it.
- fb712816713, Tuesday, December 27, 2011
A fantastic adventure about a rich father who has lost his son. The last he knows is that his son joined a whaling ship and talked of traveling north from Greenland to find the "whale's graveyard." The father hires an esteemed archaeologist known for his breadth of knowledge of the arctic and a Fernchie airship (this took place even before zeppelins) to travel far, far north in an attempt to find his lost son. The eskimos are scared to travel to the place the son is said to have ventured because of demons and spirits. The demons and spirits turn out to be Vikings from a settlement 1000 years old who fearcly fight to protect their homeland and way of life. Convinced that the intruders are scouts intent on bringing many more to their volcano and spring-warmed paradise, their immediate execution is ordered. Not much time is actually spent at the wonderfully designed Viking nation as they attempt to escape into icy mountains with a legion of Vikings on their tail. Oh yeah, the shoot Shamu, shoot him and his family dead! Surprised that hadn't been edited out in our more PC and enlightened state of being we as a people have now reached.
- CHILIcheeseDONUTSwithTUNAonTOP, Friday, September 4, 2009


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Blogging offers writers great rewards. We get to share our words with others. We educate and entertain. If we're really lucky, our blogs generate income or interest from book agents. To do any of this, however, you need readers, and in the early days of any blog, readers are hard to come by.
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I've been a (more than) full-time writer for ten years. It takes talent, ambition and the ability to manage your time and money to be successful. Contrary to popular belief, you can be a successful freelance writer without starting your own business. However, if you have a habit of slacking or procrastinating, this probably isn't the path for you. My typical day includes writing for up to ten clients at a time. This includes everything from SEO-rich web content to brochures for international hotel chains. I scour job boards for new openings and apply daily, even if I have a [Read more…]
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I usually have about seven projects at a time, and they're not all created equal. As a successful freelance writer, I've been on the wrong end of a bad job. However, there are some warning signs that are easy to miss. If a job posting requires numerous, generic forms, you'll be drowning in paperwork and red tape for the entire project. Trust your gut during a phone interview. If the client doesn't know what they want, they're not going to be happy with anything you produce. The most lucrative jobs are from either well-established corporations or start-ups with solid investors. [Read more…]
Freelance Writing Jobs for March 8, 2012
Times flies and it's Thursday already. Here then are our lists of freelance writing jobs that you might want to consider. Freelance Writing Jobs Content Writing 1. Non-English content translator (Home-based) Blogging Jobs 1. Blogger (Mission District) 2. Freelance blogger for New York Knicks (NJ) 3. Dermatology blogger Copywriting Jobs 1. Freelance copywriter (Hawaii) 2. Freelance copywriter (NY) 3. Freelance web copywriter (TX) 4. Copywriter for ecommerce (IL) 5. Freelance copywriter (CA) Proofreading/Editing Jobs 1. Part-time editor (CA) 2. Freelance medical/pharma proofreader (NY) 3. Freelance proofreader (NY) 4. Senior editor (MA) 5. Freelance editor (NJ) Technical Writing Jobs 1. Technical [Read more…]
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It's Wednesday now and hope you're having a great week. Please find below freelance writing jobs that you might be interested in. Freelance Writing Jobs Content Writing 1. Freelance finance writers (Telecommute) 2. Freelance entertainment writers (Telecommute) 3. Freelance writer for Lawyers Weekly (MA) 4. Online newspaper writer (Telecommute) Blogging Jobs 1. Freelance blogger Copywriting Jobs 1. Freelance copywriter for digital marketing campaigns (CA) 2. Freelance copywriter (MA) Proofreading/Editing Jobs 1. Freelance SEO editor (NY) 2. Editorial assistant (Washington, DC) 3. Copy editor (NH) 4. Editor (FL) 5. Part-time copy editor (TX) 6. Part-time test prep writer-proofreader (Telecommute) 7. Part-time [Read more…]
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Writing is a hobby that many enjoy. It allows us to contribute information through our words, touch people's emotions and even vent our own. We can stir up passion for causes, help others improve their lives, or just pass on a story that has been simmering in our own minds that can be shared with others for their entertainment. For others it becomes more than a hobby and instead moves into a chosen career. Blogs and websites have made it easier than ever to get that writing out there and make money, where once few opportunities resided. But when it [Read more…]
Five Simple Ways a Writer Can Improve His Impact
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Hello, FWJ Friends! It's the end of the week, and here are your writing leads for today. New Around the Freelance Writing Jobs Network Three Things to Do When You Lose Your Editor Found a New Blog…Oh Dear What is Outsourcing, and Does it Embarrass You? Writing Divas Need Not Apply Freelance Writing Jobs Content Writing Jobs Green Real Estate Content Writer Rockstar Writer for New Company Web Content Writer Email Content Writer Federal Government HR App Expert Writers Finance Writer – NC Blogging Jobs Blog About Drums and Drummers Poker Writer/Blogger Wanted Financial Blogger Self Improvement Blogger Wanted Copy [Read more…]
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Good morning FWJ Friends! Here are your leads for today. New Around the Freelance Writing Jobs Network Copyright 101 for Freelance Writers at the Writer's Success Resource Center 4 Questions that Can Reduce the Workload on the Road Freelance Writing Jobs Content Writing Jobs Freelance Political/Finance Writer Can You Write? Local Quality Freelance Writers Wanted – Raleigh Freelance Search Marketing Copywriter I Need a Writer for my Website Independent Writers Blogging Jobs Australian Mum Bloggers Wanted Mom Bloggers for Weekly Posts Accounting, Tax, IT – Multiple Bloggers Needed Bloggers @ SHFT.com – Several Topics Available Copy Writing Jobs Interactive Copywriter [Read more…]
Freelance Writing Jobs for June 21, 2010
Good Monday morning freelance writing friends! It's the start of a new week. What are you doing to make it a positive and productive one? New Around the Freelance Writing Jobs Network How to Show Your Freelance Writing Prospects that You Mean Business How to Become an Effective Freelance Writing Editor 5 Things Freelance Writers can Learn from the A-Team Freelance Writing Jobs Content Writing Jobs Creative Freelance Writers Content Writer/Accuracy Checker in the Social Sciences Educational Writers Article Writers to Write About Celebrities Blogging Jobs Style Savvy Chicago Writer Copy Writing Jobs Creative Copywriter for Personality Quiz Proofreading/Editing Jobs [Read more…]
Freelance Writers and Typo Paranoia
The freelance writing community is getting a little paranoid. I find I can't hold a casual online conversation with someone without that person apologizing for typos or errors. It's getting a little silly. Excellent writers are posting thought provoking comments on blogs and in forums, and then turn around and post again apologizing for typos most others wouldn't have noticed in the first place. Relax, people. You're human. You're allowed to make mistakes. When Freelance Writers Should Mind Their Typos The purpose of this post isn't to say we shouldn't be diligent about our writing and do our best to [Read more…]
Freelance Writing Jobs for March 9, 2010
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Yesterday as I was doing a little outside cleanup I noticed the very tips of my crocuses peeking out of the mulch surrounding my mailbox. Seeing green plus this weekend's fifty plus degree weather did wonders for my frame of mind. The air is full of promise and it shows in everything I do. Here's hoping your winter blues are fading… New around the Freelance Writing Jobs Network 10 Turnoffs Keeping Readers from My Blog How to Land Your First Freelance Writing Job The Argument Against Multiple Blogging 3 Lessons Learned from Yankee Doodle Contracting Vs Freelancing in Large Corporations [Read more…]
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Freelance Writing Jobs for March 1, 2010
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Freelance Writing Jobs for February 25, 2010
The East Coast is being hit with yet another blizzard today. Snow days, boots, heavy coats, and less productivity are on tap. What's on your agenda today? This past week has been positive, productive and absolutely rocked. when I have good days I wake up the next morning and ask myself "How will I top yesterday." Tell me, how will you top yesterday? Enjoy today's lists: New around the Freelance Writing Jobs Network Your Turn: What Makes a Qualified Freelance Writing Blogger? Time Management and the Business of Freelancing 5 Realistic Organization Tips from a Notoriously Disorganized Person Demand Studios [Read more…]
Freelance Writing Jobs for February 24, 2010
Enjoy your daily lists! New Around the Freelance Writing Jobs Network 50 Submission Guidelines Pages Demand Studios Announces eHow Premium Article Writers to Receive $80 per Article Average Pay for Blog Posts Recommended Reading from Around the Blogosphere Recommended reading will return tomorrow. Freelance Writing Jobs Content Writing Jobs HR Subject Matter Articles for iWorkwell – $20 – $100/article SEO Intern – Telecommute OK Blogger Jobs Blogger for GFI Software Proofreading/Editing Jobs Editor – NYC – $300/month Medical Editors & Medical Language Specialists Freelance Technology News Editors Freelance Editor in Chief – Washington DC Copywriting Jobs Freelance Copywriter – Smithtown [Read more…]
Freelance Writing Jobs for February 22, 2010
Good morning Freelance Writing Jobs community. I had a full on working weekend, yet didn't even cross off half the items on my "to do" list. Mind you, that's not a complaint. I did some fun family things, but mostly the other residents of Casa Ng were doing their own things and it was a good time for me to play catch up. Someone once asked me if I wouldn't rather spend weekends doing what I enjoy. The truth is, I enjoy my work and I'm not quick to ditch it once the weekend comes around. I'm a workaholic for [Read more…]
Freelance Writing Jobs for February 19, 2010
Enjoy your daily lists! New around the freelance writing jobs network Rewarding Your Long Term Freelance Writing Clients for their Customer Loyalty What I've Learned as a "Newbie" Freelance Writer Building a Blog Into a Blog Network Without Funding, Backing or Partners How to Keep Your Cool: Getting Over Freelance Blogging Slumps Clients Just Hate Those "Yes" Men Recommended reading from the blogosphere An Open Letter to b5media Bloggers 7 Tips for Profitable Niche Blogging at ProBlogger 20 New Media Jobs – Not Freelance – at Media Jobs Daily The Daily Writing Tips Poetry Competition I Can't Write and So [Read more…]
Freelance Writing Jobs for February 18, 2010
So how is everyone doing with their freelance writing goals for 2010. I know I've asked this before but I like to check and see where everyone is, and if you're still keeping true to your goals and resolutions. I'm so far so good. Definitely building up my own stuff, with some setbacks that have nothing to do with freelance writing. For example, the recent blizzards and having children in the house for days at a time did serve as a distraction. I can't complain though, the Freelance Writing Jobs network is off to a great start in 2010, I'm [Read more…]
Freelance Writing Jobs for February 17, 2010
Enjoy your daily lists and freelance writing jobs! If you haven't already taken the freelance writing jobs survey, please do so! New around the Freelance Writing Jobs network Do You Know What You're Selling? Successfully Marketing Your Online Freelance Writing Business b5Media: I'm in a Better Place Now b5Media Layoffs Are a Good Reminder to Spread Those Freelance Writing Eggs Around Freelance Writing Cabin Fever: 5 Tips for Dealing with a Snow In 4 Measures to Put Into Place So Your Clients Won't Rip You Off When to Refuse Work Recommended reading from around the blogosphere How Many Ways Can [Read more…]
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Freelance Writing Jobs for February 15, 2010
Happy Chinese New Year and happy belated Valentine's Day. Welcome to another clean slate Monday where we forget any negativity or missteps of the past week and make a fresh start. What will you do for your positive beginning? Enjoy your daily lists: New around the Freelance Writing Jobs Network Do Not as I Do: My Ten Most Embarrassing Freelance Writing Moments Freelance Writing Jobs You're Not Feeling: 3 Tips for Getting Through the Clunkers Your Turn: What's Your Definition of a "Good" Freelance Writing Job A Peek into My Freelance Writing Portfolio and a Few Valuable Lessons To Earn [Read more…]
Freelance Writing Jobs for February 12, 2010
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Freelance Writing Jobs for February 11, 2010
So as of Wednesday evening, we've been socked with a foot of snow and another five to ten inches expected over night. Part of me is thankful I have a job that enables me to stay inside during such weather, and part of me wishes I could take a snow day too. Freelance Writing Jobs Community News Did you know we post community news to our weekly newsletter? If you received and award or accolade, published a book, launched a product or any other good news to share, send it to us at wegetletters(at)gmail.com for inclusion in the weekly newsletter. [Read more…]