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How? An incident of road rage or slow motion jump cuts with lens flare?

My wife and I spent a day in Fredericksburg TX. It was a great out-of-the-way wine region. There's plenty of wine and the wineries are real close together. We had a great time. There's a colorful small town atmosphere and the town also celebrates its German heritage.

Agreed. The District of Columbia counts as well. With population greater than Wyoming and host to the seat of government, tabulators ought to be at least as inclusive as the Miss America contest. Maybe DC citizens should write to their congressman.

His first name isn't Darth, but Obi-Wan called him Darth.

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if you're a little bit technical minded (or just curious), I recommend nirsoft.net. This website has dozens of free single executable (portable) tools for the taking. I just recently used an program that pulls all the attachments from Outlook into a single view. So if you want to take out a handful of attachments, you…

I couldn't agree more. Well, maybe 30% more.

Filler words like "Responsible for..", "Assisted.." and "Helped.." blunt the sharpness of the following words. Treat each responsibility on your resume as you personally owned it, created the position from thin air. It was/is yours. You weren't handed this task like a subordinate. You saw the need and did it yourself,…

From the title, I thought this was a program to zoom and enhance a single pixel to identify a killer.

We need a new word to accurately convey the bloated movie / movie series conceived exclusively to squeeze every last cent out of 'fans'. I'm generally wary of portmanteaus and adding *ings, but here it goes... Twihobbiting.

Cut out the cups of a paper egg carton.

If we tie "good behavior" to education of some kind, we'd see a jump in thirsty horses.

I had the fried beer. I wasn't told to eat it in one bite. First try and all the beer spilled out and down my chin. The salty pretzel flavor was good. 3/5 stars.

I wonder how this works on resumes (CVs).

Dang babies.

depends on the job I'd say. For the electronic format leave it basic. Once you have the interview, take in a classy resume, with rich text and thick paper. Also, use rezscore.com. It's helpful.

Don't describe your job. Tell a small story where you're the hero of each bullet point.

Also, update your resume regularly, so it doesn't seem unnatural.