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10 Corporate Skills That Will Help You Develop Your New Career

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1 on 1 Coaching. 10 Corporate Skills That Will Help You Develop Your New Career. September 10th, 2010. Guest post by James Adams. Your present position is a stepping stone to your new career. Moving to a new career is going to require new skills and qualifications. The corporate job that you have right now has taught you many skills which you can use for your next position. Do you have a knack for encouraging and inspiring people? Can you motivate others to excel at their duties? Regardless of the positi...

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Kate's Book Blog: I may have gotten carried away at the book sale today...

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Books that make me think. Saturday, September 24, 2011. I may have gotten carried away at the book sale today. The only authors whose books I was specifically looking for were Louis Auchincloss. A lawyer-writer about whose work I intend to write a paper) and Charles de Lint. A fantasy writer whose novels and short stories about the fictional city of Newford I’ve recently fallen head-over-heels for), and I did well on both counts: The House of the Prophet. By the former; and Tapping the Dream Tree. You we...

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Slip Into Something Victorian Blog: Allan Pinkerton

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Slip Into Something Victorian Blog. TWELVE WRITERS UNMASK VICTORIAN ROMANCE AND ADVENTURE. Wednesday, November 03, 2010. Allan Pinkerton (1819-1884) was the father of many American police detection techniques and founder of America's most famous detective agency. Pinkerton had a penchant for self-celebration, writing some 20 books about his and his detectives' exploits. He died on July 1, 1884. I could be totally wrong here. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Hope you like our new site! Mary Ann Webber,...

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Kalinago English: Mobile Assisted Language Learning - English TeachingApps (1)

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Mobile Assisted Language Learning - English TeachingApps (1). Follow these tags to find more of the same: analyis-of-mobile-apps. This is the first in a series of posts on MALL (mobile assisted language learning) apps currently available via GooglePlay. Was created as one of the appendices for a recent assignment on my MA in Educational Technology and TESOL. View infographic in higher quality here. To see this infographic full-sized/better quality, please click: here. What do you think? Is the problem si...

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Meet poet Shelley Shaver and read her work online | Horton Foote Society

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Meet poet Shelley Shaver and read her work online. During his lifetime, Horton Foote was a mentor to many younger artists. For years, he and an extraordinary poet, Shelley Shaver, corresponded with each other. In their letters, they discussed his plays and films and her poems. Horton Foote had expressed the wish that Shelley Shaver’s work would someday receive a wide audience, and now her work is featured online. Read the poetry of Shelley Shaver.

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Une Parole: A bit of an update

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Monday, September 6, 2010. A bit of an update. You know, I feel like I've been neglecting my blog a bit lately. I was gone for almost three days, and I haven't posted a review in a while. Believe it or not, there is a reason! On top of that, school is starting tomorrow. I cannot contain my enthusiasm. My first semester is very heavy, and that brings along certain implications. First of all, I'll be focusing on a whole different genre of book - textbooks, yay! Juju at Tales of Whimsy.com. Oh man, summer i...

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Une Parole: Just stopping by...

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Thursday, September 16, 2010. I know, I've been a terrible blogger lately. As I said before, school is keeping me very, very occupied. I miss being able to visit you all, review books, and, believe it or not, actually have time to read! It kills me to say this, but I haven't read a single page of a non-textbook in, like, a week. That barely ever happens. And it feels so weird. I love you all for your unconditional loyalty, and I'll be checking in again soon. Juju at Tales of Whimsy.com. Hope that you are...

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Blographia Literaria: From The New Radicalism in America, by Christopher Lasch

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Monday, October 25, 2010. From The New Radicalism in America, by Christopher Lasch. I will discuss this passage (and the book's argument more generally) at a later date, but for now, I just want to put this interesting analysis of the geographic shape of American culture out here:. And The New Yorker. Became national institutions because they provided, for the exiled multitudes, a tenuous link to the Mecca of the East (319-320). And The North American Review. And The New York Times. Posted by Andrew Seal.

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Attic Salt: A Literary Blog: Persuasion Update

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Saturday, August 21, 2010. Since I've gone ahead and just finished Persuasion. Like I did with Northanger Abbey. This is what happens with shorter books! I'm going to save my thoughts for a final post on the novel at the end of the month. I'm also brainstorming ideas for a couple of posts for September that will address themes and topics in all six of Austen's books. If you can think of something you think would be fun to discuss here, please let me know. Or leave a comment! Posted by Amy Cavanaugh.