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Sunday, November 14, 2010
Beautiful Psalm Give Thanks! Framed Embroidery
26 comments:
- Debbie said...
That is very pretty, I love the frame and the verse, and how nicely displayed too.
- November 14, 2010 at 5:12 PM
- Mildred said...
That is lovely in your frame!
- November 14, 2010 at 5:23 PM
- Deb said...
You did such a great job. I used to cross stitch a lot...but my eyesight isn't what it used to be!! :(
- November 14, 2010 at 5:35 PM
- Lady Farmer said...
Oh, you did a lovely job embroidering, and the frame is scrumptious! I love how you have displayed it on your mantle and what a sweet little 'Raider' dog to be giving thanks for, too!
- November 14, 2010 at 5:45 PM
- Sherry from Alabama said...
What a beautiful reminder. Thank you for sharing.
Sherry @ A Happy Valentine
- November 14, 2010 at 5:53 PM
- Kathleen said...
Oh that is just beautiful! Great job!
- November 14, 2010 at 6:03 PM
- Beth said...
I loved your idea of using dry erase markers to express your thanks. What a creative way to invite thanks into your life every day!
- November 14, 2010 at 6:44 PM
- NanaDiana said...
Wow! That is beautiful and you did a great job! I used to do lots of embroidery but haven't done any in a long time. Hugs-Diana
- November 14, 2010 at 7:10 PM
- Lisa RedWillow said...
How so very very beautiful.
I havent done this before.
Lovely.. Lovely
- November 14, 2010 at 7:20 PM
- Valerie said...
So wonderfully creative! I love your post on Gratitude (below) as well.
Lots of inspiration here!!
- November 14, 2010 at 8:03 PM
- Lisa said...
Your piece is very elegant. It just gets the creative juices flowing. This is such a clever idea. thanks for sharing.
- November 14, 2010 at 8:42 PM
- Ann said...
What a beautiful work of art. It looks wonderful in your frame
- November 14, 2010 at 8:48 PM
- House Revivals said...
This is just lovely! I like that it is simple, so that the message is the focal point.
- November 14, 2010 at 9:19 PM
- Dishesdone said...
Very pretty, it came out perfectly lovely!
- November 14, 2010 at 9:37 PM
- Beverly @ FlamingoToes.com said...
Your embroidery turned out so beautiful!! I love the frame you put it in too. Fantastic job!! Thanks for all the kind words too. :)
- November 14, 2010 at 10:19 PM
- Shandy said...
What a gorgeous frame and I love how you can write on the glass what you are thankful for with erasible writing markers. You are such a talented lady!
- November 14, 2010 at 11:04 PM
- Patricia Torres said...
Thats a gorgeous.. gorgeous frame!!
- November 14, 2010 at 11:32 PM
- Dayle said...
I love it, Lorraine. I've been doing a few embroidery projects lately (very small ones) and find it so relaxing. I don't do cross-stitching much, as it's terrible on my old eyes, but I do love the finished results.
- November 15, 2010 at 1:24 PM
- marie said...
Beautiful framed piece ~ I love the "scratchy" look a lot.
Philippians 4:6-7 are some of my favorite verses. They have come to my rescue many times!
Have a joyfilled week!
- November 15, 2010 at 2:17 PM
- sewingseedscraftylife said...
I love it. The embroidery work is beautiful especially in the subtle brown you chose. Just perfect for this thanksgiving season and all year long. Patty
- November 15, 2010 at 9:02 PM
- Karen said...
You come up with the coolest decorations! This really looks elegant.
- November 15, 2010 at 9:12 PM
- Pat @ Mille Fiori Favoriti said...
This is such a beautiful scripture reminder for the entire year!! I will have to *favorite* this post and get out my embroidery needle and get to work making one! Thanks to you and Flamingo Toes!
- November 15, 2010 at 10:19 PM
- Kristen said...
I love how simple and yet so elegant that is. I used to cross stitch like crazy back in the 90s, but a carpel tunnel operation pretty much retired my floss.
- November 16, 2010 at 8:17 AM
- Adrienne said...
What a wonderful way to share thoughts of thanks!
- November 16, 2010 at 10:38 AM
- Abounding Treasures said...
Beautiful scripture and a gorgeous frame to show it off!!
I love the verse you had printed out for yourself ... so you could see/read it every morning :o)
Any idea what the name of the font is??
- November 21, 2010 at 4:58 PM
- Personalized Sketches and Sentiments said...
I love this!!! I do love the embroidery!
and your frame is the picture perfect pairing for it.
Blessings & Aloha!
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Really awful gifts are live animals (bad idea! unless the person is prepared to cook it), decorative things that don't match the person at all (football pictures for a grandmother), or a fur coat for a vegetarian. Best to leave politics and religion alone, unless you really know their point of view.
A gift must always be given with love, too. If you throw it into the person's lap and walk away, there is no love in it even if it cost a year's wages. Good luck!
I agree with the other posts. Over the years I've given many types of gifts. One that seems to be very welcome during the holidays is gifts of "goodies" for those so busy people-- and teachers!
I would take a couple of days and make cookie dough and refrigerate it. We ( or I/ depending on kids ages) bake cookies putting the cooled cookies in containers that would seal. Then we would take a day, put newspapers over the table and decorate..we even had friends of theirs come help-- and take a dozen home..One year we did 100 dozen-- yes-- 100 dozen!-- lots were cookie press type tho!
Make your own colored sugar using white sugar and liquid food color-- mix with a spoon and let dry-- make "glue" with powdered sugar and a bit of canned milk. Let the kids have fun... it's worth it.
Working folks-- make cheese balls, not hard to do-- they then have something to take to the office party-- One year several of us had a cookie exchange-- one dozen cookies to trade with everyone that attended-- with receipe cards-- then everyone had cookies for visitors.
I also try to match gifts with the person-- and no, price isn't the point. I really like those "gifts" of back rub, dish washing, gutter cleaning-- car wash-- I can't think of anyone who wouldn't!
So, now's the time to make plans.
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runonthespot replied to mepis's topic in GDNet Lounge"should games be considered art" - your best bet is to narrow down the question. If you mean "all games" then I'd argue no. It's not difficult in fact, to argue that most games "contain" art, rather than are art themselves (is a gallery art?). I liked the quote "Games will eventually subsume all other forms of media" - not sure I agree, but I think it hints as to what games ultimately are: A container. A medium. A medium in which certainly art can be produced, but ultimately a superset of what we might traditionally think of as art. This is of course IMHO. Your mileage may vary.
I'm really into Unity, but I think this guy's talk goes quite a bit further. Exposing properties in the inspector is one thing, but every time I update actual code, I find I have to restart. A cursory google showed this http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/195537-Livity-The-Live-Coding-Tool-for-Unity which looks interesting :) Anyway, a diversion now from your task- good luck finding the right idea!
Maybe a little too specialist/tricky, but one area that is lacking in my view is the gulf between coding and stuff happening on a screen. Take a look at this talk: https://vimeo.com/36579366 The leap between immediately seeing the results of what you're coding versus the current "make changes (based on your best internal understanding of a program) and iterate" is exactly where I think things should be heading. I'm a reasonable coder so it's less of a barrier for me, but this sort of tool that facilitates creative without bogging it down in the technical details too much, is amazing.
runonthespot replied to jujunosuke's topic in Math and PhysicsIf you're in Unity (sounds like it), there's actually something that does this on the asset store that works pretty well https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/#/content/4341 At $10, it's a steal, works well, covers physics and even sound...
runonthespot replied to mike656's topic in For BeginnersDepends on the game. COD does have player colliders. Some MMOs (like warcraft) have absolutely no player collisions, so multiple people can occupy the same space. In the former it allegedly creates tactical play (blocking a doorway), and the latter prevents griefing (big groups of people making the market place unreachable because they crowd around the entrance). In terms of implementation, typically you have separate collider geometry that goes along with your player geometry. Usually it's less complex because it's only to detect if something is colliding with it, which doesn't need to be as detailed as the geometry that shows the wrinkles in your player's clothing. This would usually all be handled by a physics engine- Bullet/Havok/Physx etc. In a demo fps from a game engine, it could be as simple as a capsule shape representing the player. The more complex the geometry, the harder/slower it is for the game engine to use it, so it's typically a mix of primitive shapes to cover the main areas of the body, probably more detailed geometry on the scene itself, usually excluding stuff like plants.
runonthespot replied to Zeffrit's topic in General and Gameplay ProgrammingThere's always Unity (noting that the next version out in a month or two includes native 2d tools). Nice thing about Unity is that you can run your game on just about anything.
runonthespot replied to Aaron Preston's topic in For BeginnersGrab free Unity3d (www.unity3d.com), and start in unityscript / js (move to c# when you feel more confident). Hang around the unity forums and use their questions and answers to answer your initial questions, and start following devs on twitter. :)
runonthespot replied to DarrenVortex's topic in General and Gameplay Programming+1 Unity3d. Also a programmer background (12+ years), language independent. Scene view is almost optional, but mostly it just spares you the grind of managing basic views. I love it most because of the documentation. Every part of the API has a page and a good C# example of how to use it. That factor alone makes it programmer easy-mode.
runonthespot replied to TheSyfrX's topic in For BeginnersOkay, let me qualify: 1 to 1 scene translation from Max to some game engine cannot be achieved naively. You have to understand all the ins and outs of the shaders, and basically design the scene in Max with the game in mind and with a thorough understanding of the rendering engine's capabilities to a deep level. The op's difficulty in getting something to look the same in Unity as in Max highlights this disjunct. Maybe not 10 people, but a beginner, one person expecting to achieve CryEngine rendering fidelity- is obviously not very realistic. I think asking the question is great though, as it opens up the debate and helps establish the sort of work involved.
runonthespot replied to TheSyfrX's topic in For BeginnersRight, so, your problem stated is "My model doesn't look as nice in free game engines as it does in my modeller". The solution to this is not to write your own rendering engine, it's to get to know the tools better. Unity for example can look every bit as good as any other engine. It's all about understanding the tool. A default shader on an object dropped into the scene in Unity is not going to look that great. To make a model look good, you need -Pick a model that is appropriately set up for a game (taking into account number of polys, and setting up good default textures, spec maps, bump maps etc. -Pick the right shader (Maybe cryengine chooses a prettier default shader... which doesn't necessarily make it the better choice.) -Adjust textures to be appropriately sized and not too compressed -Employ antialiasing (again, in Unity, probably not on by default) -Light it properly. In my view, work with any of those free tools, compose a complete scene, look at it objectively and get feedback on how you can improve it and basically iterate your skills. It's not ever going to be a 1 to 1 translation from 3ds Max or Maya. Also, think practically about how likely it is that one person will produce cryengine quality rendering, when it's taken a team of 10+ 4 or 5 years of full time work to reach that level. By all means though, build your own rendering engine as a means to improve your understanding of the existing ones, or just as a learning exercise, because the more you know, the better use you can make of the ample resources out there. Good luck mate
runonthespot replied to Zukias's topic in General and Gameplay ProgrammingCall me cynical, but to make money in the game industry it appears that you're either an indie and get lucky, or you run a studio, pay those sorts of low wages, and get lucky with a more complex title. This seems in line with the risk/reward. To be able to afford to hire someone and provide a stable income to them, the company owner assumes a lot of risk (especially in game dev which is so hit-driven) and to some extent shields the employee from that risk. Subsequently, the reward is generally skewed towards the person who has their cash on the line. Typically the employee risks losing their job (not great, but you can always get another job) whereas the business owner risks their invested capital. It sucks, but that's how it works. I think finance (esp if you're a mathematically inclined, capable of becoming a quant) is usually the best paid, and from what I've seen, the hours aren't as bad as game development can be. "Crunch" doesn't really exist- although the core hours can be longer than non-finance tech jobs. The flip side is that the work is not that interesting compared to how working on a game can be. Regarding UK and labour laws, it's pretty easy to get someone to agree to waive the 50 hour work week. It's voluntary, ofc, but try get away with fewer hours than your colleagues and you'll know it's never easy and seldom works out well for you in the long term.
runonthespot replied to KingKaiser's topic in For BeginnersOh, and in terms of your experience base, Unity is a great place to start learning. The good thing with engines is they're not bottom-up, they're top down. By that I mean, you get to start with a bunch of functional bits, and then start delving deeper into them as you learn more. So in a more traditional environment or building your own engine, you'd have to learn how meshes are organised, how to draw them on the GPU, how to write shaders, how all that basic stuff works, long before you can even draw a basic cube. This way round, you get to draw a cube (drag and drop practically) and then via c# and the Unity API, you can start looking deeper into it- playing with the array of vertices, tweak existing shaders. More importantly, you don't have to worry as much about the low-level stuff (if you don't want to), and can get straight on with the higher level stuff of actually writing games.
runonthespot replied to KingKaiser's topic in For BeginnersI picked it up about 2 years ago, coming from a c# programming background. If you know C#, then Unity is really easy, user friendly and a lot of fun. In terms of producing a full blown indy game- you can absolutely do it in Unity free. Things only "obviously look like" unity because of the splash screen You do eventually find yourself wanting the pro features- I think the one feature that eventually pushed me over the edge into pro was the very detailed profiling tool that pro comes with- you can literally see which methods are eating the most cycles, etc. Unity tends to favour component based rather than object oriented architecture- basically it makes things a lot easier when developing games and is fairly broadly adopted methodology in gamedev. The community though is what really sets Unity apart- both in terms of helpful people on the Unity forums, Unity answers, and Twitter etc. Have fun! Mike @runonthespot
runonthespot replied to Sam Fausel's topic in General and Gameplay Programming[quote name='6677' timestamp='1348501636' post='4983250']Right now I would play with unity basic on PC not android. Reason being that your spending $400 on the license without one crucial piece of information, will unity play nicely with the ouya. [/quote] Unity are actually a launch partner for Ouya, a bigger risk is whether Ouya makes it or not and that looks okay at the moment. [url="http://ouyagamer.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/what-developers-have-said-about-ouya.html"]http://ouyagamer.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/what-developers-have-said-about-ouya.html[/url] Mike @runonthespot
runonthespot replied to Sam Fausel's topic in General and Gameplay ProgrammingBuild in Unity basic until you hit a limit, then look at options regarding pro. In my experience basic will do 99% of what you want. Missing features are: -Rendertextures (which are probably in most cases too heavy for regular mobile use) -Ability to Load scenes asynchronously (this mostly means you have to live with "waiting to load" screens between scenes -Splash screen- you have to live with Unity's -Shadows. (Which will only work on mobile from Unity 4 anyway). -Profiling. IMHO, Profiling is the hardest thing to live without, but you can always go old school and Debug.Log, do breakpoints for debugging, and time stuff yourself. Oh, and it's not a better renderer on pro - it's the same one. They just disable certain low level features like rendertextures, raw GL access (opening that up in Unity 4), being able to add reverb to sound, that sort of thing. The sort of stuff you're mostly only going to need if you're a pro, looking to implement special features. Good luck with it. Mike @runonthespot


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With the craze for online games intensifying, Zapak Digital Entertainment Ltd has evolved as the largest gaming company in India. In an interview, Rohit Sharma, CEO, Zapak Digital Entertainment Ltd shares his outlook for this emerging industry and the future plans of his company.
Ramanjit Kaur (RK): Could you shed some light on the origin of Zapak Digital Entertainment Ltd?
Rohit Sharma (RS): Zapak is the largest gaming company in India. It includes online gaming, physical games distribution, gaming cafés, MMOG publishing and mobile gaming. Launched in 2006, Zapak today is one of the few gaming companies in the world that not only addresses but dominates the entire gaming value chain, be it content, distribution/ retail or shared access.
Zapak Gameplexes is an organised approach to create specific game centric formats to help gaming take off in India. Zapak is the first of its kind with high speed broadband connectivity. Zapak Games, the licensing and merchandising arm of Zapak focuses on gaming merchandise. It is the largest game CD and merchandise distributor in the country that reaches more than 4,000 retail outlets across 100 cities. Zapak also plans to bring some of the best MMOG titles of the world to India with the help of internationally renowned developers. Jump Games, India's premier mobile gaming and publishing firm, is also a part of Zapak.
RK: What inspired Zapak Gameplex to take the franchise route? Have you noticed any difference after adopting the franchise way?
RS: Initially, we invested in our own flagship stores across the country. Having created a successful and profitable template through our 35 COCO (company owned-company operated) stores, we realised that the best way to scale up quickly is to opt for the franchise route. Franchising creates a win-win model for both Zapak and our franchisees. We have seen a huge traction from franchisees for the gaming café business. It has helped us to expand in more than 35 cities.
RK: What kind of background is necessary for securing the franchise of your company?
RS: We look for franchisees who are at least graduates. Secondly, they should have experience in retail business.
RK: How many outlets do you presently have? What are your future target locations to expand?
RS: We presently support 87 outlets across 35 cities. Now, we have plans to expand across India with an equal focus on Tier II and Tier III cities. We are targeting over 100 cities/towns in the next two to three years.
RK: What support and training does a franchisee get when partnering with Zapak Gameplex?
RS: We provide training in areas like production, sales, marketing, operations and IT. A complete operations and SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) manual is shared with all our franchisees. We also provide periodical training on new products and gaming to our franchisees.
RK: Have you faced any challenges during the initial phases of your business establishment? If yes, what were they? How did you overcome them?
RS: During the initial phase, we had faced many challenges. For instance, the boom in the retail industry had sky rocketed the rentals and because our business template was riding on rental spaces, therefore finding locations was a bit difficult. Another challenge we faced was the broadband provision in mini metros and smaller cities. Even now timely connectivity is still a hindrance in these places.
Being an organised player, complying with all legal licenses, software and management tools were some of the challenges. But the broadband experience, membership model and legal games deployed by us eventually get the gamers at our centres.
RK: Any advice for young entrepreneurs?
RS: India is poised for a broadband inflection point and online gaming will be one of the key drivers of this growth. Online gaming is the stickiest form of digital entertainment across the globe and we will see the same phenomena happening in India. This coupled with the fact that more than 50 per cent of India is below 25 years of age, which provides a tremendous opportunity for young entrepreneurs to invest and focus on these formats of businesses.
RK: What are the future plans of the company in terms of expansion through franchising?
RS: We have plans to open 300 gameplexes by the end of this fiscal year. This expansion will comprise of 90 per cent franchised outlets and rest 10 per cent company-owned gameplexes.
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He battled with two of the sport's finest drivers on his way to five points, easily beating world champion Fernando Alonso and overtaking Kimi Raikkonen before the Finn hit back late in the race.
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Vladimir Propp's Narratemes & Morphology of the Folktale
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Have you got the makings of a good screenplay with interesting characters and a good story but something's missing? Does it lack energy, conflict and surprise? Are your main characters kind of lost and wandering all over the place? If so, maybe you're missing an important story component called
Russians love folktales – there are thousands of them! So, way back in the 1920's a Russian writer named Vladimir Propp began to analyze hundreds of them and looked for common structures, themes and story sequences. He compiled his results in a rather unexciting, (out-of-print) book called, "Morphology of the Folktale".
He was able to identify thirty one specific story units which he called, narratemes. You may ask, what's an eighteenth century Russian folktale got to do with your screenplay? Maybe a lot! For example, broad, cinematic epics like the "Star Wars" saga, "Gone With the Wind", or "Lawrence of Arabia" follow Propp's story design almost exactly. Maybe you're not writing an epic and many of Propp's narratemes won't apply to your screenplay, (and several narratemes don't apply to contemporary drama at all) but you can use this as a good starting point and check list of what may be missing.
The first seven narratemes introduce the initial story situation: who, where, when, how and why.
Something's Missing
: Someone is in danger, or something is missing in the lead character's, (hero's) world.
The Warning
: The hero is cautioned: "You are too young, inexperienced or weak." A challenge or warning which ups the dramatic tension and increases the risk.
: The antagonist disturbs the peace, poses a threat. Can be a real or perceived danger.
: The antagonist often wants to know where the children or a precious object are located.
: The antagonist obtains useful information which he may use against the protagonist. Not good for the hero.
: The antagonist tries to fool the hero in order to steal something of value or threaten someone important to the protagonist.
: The hero falls for it hook, line and sinker and unwittingly helps the antagonist.
Now, the story really begins! In folktales the hero would leave on his/her quest by the end of this next sequence of narratemes.
Villainy and Lack
: The antagonist threatens or harms someone important to the hero, or something else which affects others is suddenly missing.
The Challenge
: The hero discovers on his own, or is sometimes informed of the "lack" by a special-purpose character called the "Dispatcher", who requests or makes the hero feel obligated to help.
: The protagonist, (as any hero would) chooses to accept the challenge or assignment despite the clear personal danger.
: The hero leaves and is, (often accidentally) joined by another character known as the "helper" or "provider".
In the next sequence, the hero sets out on his/her quest. He/she may or not get assistance from the "helper", (which may secretly be working for the antagonist) but the hero's goal is clear at this point.
The Test
: The protagonist is soon challenged, either by the "helper", or someone else needing assistance, (but not necessarily the antagonist).
: Our hero responds positively and bravely to the test, but may or may not succeed at this time.
: In a folktale the hero may obtain a magical object as a result of his previous actions. The object may be willingly or unwillingly given to him by a useful character called the "donor". In contemporary dramas, he learns a skill or obtains important information. As a result, other characters may offer help as well.
: Usually, the hero must travel to another location to reach his goal where he is unwelcomed or will be in danger.
: The hero and antagonist fight. This may not be the climactic battle and the hero may just lose this round.
: The hero is injured, "marked", or set back in his quest, but is not mortally wounded.
: Our hero beats the bad guy, but his victory may only be temporary and actually strengthen the antagonist.
: The initial "lack" may or may not have been fixed, but someone is rescued or something is returned through the direct efforts of the hero.
In many stories this might be the story's end as the hero returns and all is well. However, Propp provides an additional story possibility. Many of his suggestions are optional from now on.
The Hero Returns
: The hero leaves the place he initially went to for his quest and heads back home.
: The hero is chased by the antagonist who tries again to kill him or take back what the hero has obtained.
The Rescue
: The hero narrowly escapes, often through the assistance of the "helper", or due to a new skill or moral realization.
Back Home
: Our hero gets back home but he/she is unrecognized or must hide from danger.
The False Claim
: Because the hero appears absent, others may spread false rumors or question his heroic character and attempt to be the champion or "false hero", (one of my personal favorites!).
The Difficult Task
: This is a direct challenge to the hero who must do something which seems impossible, (i.e., get the golden fleece, fight a dragon, etc.).
Task Performed
: The protagonist proves again his mettle by accomplishing the impossible task.
: The protagonist is acknowledged by someone who is important to the hero. He has proved himself.
False Claim is Exposed
: The false claim by the false hero is usually revealed as a direct result of the hero having performed the impossible/heroic task.
: The hero is seen in a new light and his heroism is recognized by everyone else.
The Hero Wins
: The bad guy is vanquished by the hero in a climactic battle, usually in physical combat. The false hero is often punished as well.
The Hero Returns
: In folktales the hero usually marries a beautiful princess and ascends the throne. In contemporary screenplays the hero gets the girl and most importantly, his character will have been changed forever.
As a writer, it may seem difficult or even impossible to apply what Mr. Propp discovered all those years ago to your own work. But it's useful to look at a graphic timeline of your own screenplay and see where a modern adaptation of one or more of his suggestions may help.
View John's enlightening deconstruction of
"Lawrence of Arabia"
using Propp's paradigm.
About John G. Thomas
John G. Thomas (BA, Cinema, University of Southern California / MA, Screenwriting) has produced, directed and edited just under 40 documentary, short, commercial and music videos and seven feature-length films in a nearly 40 year film and television career. Winner of numerous national and international awards, he teaches film and television at Los Angeles area universities. He can be reached at
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When applying for a job on craigslist, what do people in the body? Do you add your resume or attached it with a note? What will get the attention of the hiring managers? What do you put in the subject line?
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Nov 29, 2011 at 12:24 UTC
After reading the news last week if I get an interview from a job posted on Craigs list I'm taking my Kimber Custom .45 with me and my kel-Tec P-32 as a backup!
I'd send the resume as an attachement in PDF or MS-Word format and a note which read like a cover letter in the body of the message. keep the note short!
Nov 29, 2011 at 12:29 UTC
I don't remember applying to too many CL jobs during my last job search, but I'd imagine you'd treat it the same as any other venue.
I put the job title in the subject line in case they have multiple openings.
The body is basically your cover letter. Don't use a generic cover letter; customize it to the position
Resume is attached, they'll usually specify the format. This should also be heavily customized for the job.
Nov 29, 2011 at 12:46 UTC
Yea, stay away from jobs on Craigslist if they have anything to do with "farmhand".
Nov 29, 2011 at 1:43 UTC
I state that I am interested and ask for a direct e-mail to send the resume. I sign the message with my credentials. This may be to my detriment, but I won't just send my resume out to a blind address. Too much information in there...job history, address, etc.
Nov 29, 2011 at 3:48 UTC
I landed my current job on CG. As stated above I include my cover letter in the body and attach my resume in word format.
Nov 30, 2011 at 10:13 UTC
I've landed my last two jobs on Craigslist. that's not to say I didn't check them out. Most reputable outfits will include who they are and so forth. IF I'm interested, I then send them my resume with a cover letter (or as part of the email) in word format. I tend to be careful of outfits who don't say who they are, almost always they end up being headhunters who do nothing for me, or a job I wouldn't want to ahve to begin with.
Dec 1, 2011 at 2:02 UTC
First off, I would never go through Craigslist. If anything, use it as a sourcing tool. If you are able to identify the company that posted it, I would then go to the company website and apply directly through that. If not then you may not have a choice but to apply through Craigslist directly. Just be careful, there seems to be many questionable postings all over that site and you do not want your information being sent to an unknown person or company. In some cases on the Craiglist ad, the person who posted the job is identified. If that is the case, reference them in your application. Applying through their website shows that you may have some some research prior. Best of luck!
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Goff, W.L. and Johnson, W.C. and Molloy, J.B. and Jorgensen, W.K. and Waldron, S.J. and Figueroa, J.V. and Matthee, O. and Adams, D.S. and McGuire, T.C. and Pino, I. and Mosqueda, J. and Palmer, G.H. and Suarez, C.E. and Knowles, D.P. and McElwain, T.F. (2008) Validation of a Competitive Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay for Detection of Babesia bigemina Antibodies in Cattle. Clinical and Vaccine Immunology, 15 (9). pp. 1316-1321.
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A competitive enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (cELISA) based on a broadly conserved, species-specific, B-cell epitope within the C terminus of Babesia bigemina rhoptry-associated protein 1a was validated for international use. Receiver operating characteristic analysis revealed 16% inhibition as the threshold for a negative result, with an associated specificity of 98.3% and sensitivity of 94.7%. Increasing the threshold to 21% increased the specificity to 100% but modestly decreased the sensitivity to 87.2%. By using 21% inhibition, the positive predictive values ranged from 90.7% (10% prevalence) to 100% (95% prevalence) and the negative predictive values ranged from 97.0% (10% prevalence) to 48.2% (95% prevalence). The assay was able to detect serum antibody as early as 7 days after intravenous inoculation. The cELISA was distributed to five different laboratories along with a reference set of 100 defined bovine serum samples, including known positive, known negative, and field samples. The pairwise concordance among the five laboratories ranged from 100% to 97%, and all kappa values were above 0.8, indicating a high degree of reliability. Overall, the cELISA appears to have the attributes necessary for international application.
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Alan Rickman, who enchanted a generation in the role of Severus Snape in the Harry Potter films has passed away aged 69.
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Prosperity came to the Etruscans in 800BC after they colonised Iberia, a county born with a silver spoon in your mouth in gilded reserves, and maintained a bullnecked rules of business. The Etruscans' logical tools and intricately designed gold ingots jewellery unified geometrical designs with swastikas, zigzags and triangles that are unequivocal of Etruscan manner. Later sign designs embrace half moons, star discs and flora of oriental control. The Etruscans in use their rented skills to bring into being jewellery not to wear, but to guide them in the hereafter. Greek advice is seen on following Etruscan gold bars jewelry, near similes of pomegranates, fabulous creatures, acorns, sacred lotus flowering plant and palms adorning the gold bars trade.
After the Etruscans became portion of the Roman Empire and Roman the world started to prosper, the metropolis of Rome attracted metallic artisans and importantly shows potential jewelry makers. Gold adornment of this era includes earrings, headdresses, pendants, necklaces, gold-encased cameos and exerciser. The archean official posting of jewelry effortful was not for those without prestigiousness. Rings took on a significance of high-status; the user to begin with could not be of belittle tutorial and deterioration a gold bars circle.
By 300BC, this ordinary was abolished and nigh anyone permissible to embellish a gilded loop. Roman nation is certified by historians in the outgrowth of the ding having conflict symbol lifeless used in several cultures about the international nowadays. The all-pervading use of gold in Roman nowadays expanded over and done the decoration of emperors and those of higher status and gold began to be included in the productivity of fixtures and municipal items for these upper people. Citizens of Rome were proverbial to impairment necklaces next to coins depiction the emperor's model by 300AD.Post ads:
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