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I'm a recruiter. If I had to give one piece of advice, the biggest error that I see people make is listing job responsibilities rather than job accomplishments.

When you prepare your resume, you need to think about how you are better than the person who sits next to you who is doing the same job. Did you get any

Hankigamus,

If you've got any type of e-reader, it's available electronically. It's the only cookbook that I'd buy in that format. I made the mistake of buying another cookbook as an e-book. It didn't have an index, so it made finding recipes for say chicken very hard. Will only buy cookbooks as a hard copy any more.

I have "The Flavor Bible". It is excellent, but you probably are going to have to be a food geek to make it worth your while. In addition to giving you things that compliment each other, it also gives you what things are the best matches.

For each food item, it probably gives you 40-60 choices of other ingredients.

Som

A well known US politician over the last few days.

On Sunday, they came up with this, "We don’t want nothing out of this debt limit."

Then yesterday we got, "We've never just done nothing."

Um drink whatever milk you want.

I had a friend who's two daughters were in the hospital for a week.

There were over 125 people in the area who died because of the milk.

Want to guess what the QA department in this private label milk company was like?

Sorry, but you are incorrect in your assumption that the name brand folks are producing the same products for private label. (I work in the food ingredient industry.)

#1 - Companies such as Kraft and Kelloggs are doing everything in their power to develop their products in such a way that the private label folks can't

Another website for information about companies and their cultures is Glassdoor. Be sure to look at who is writing the review. Some times someone who is currently at the company will write these glowing reviews. Then you'll see a bunch of people who USED to work their who tell you how horrible the place is.

We don't get involved with recent graduates. The primary reason is that companies come to us looking for people with 10+ experience.

The best thing that I can tell you is to post your resume on Careers in Food and to monitor the IFT job boards.

Watch cartoons and children programs. They are going to have the simplest language!

I used to fly 100,000 actual miles per year. A few years ago a flight attendant wrote a letter to the editor complaining about the way people were dressing when the flew.

I'm sorry, but I am paying for my seat and to be treated not much better than a cow going to slaughter. Who am I on the plane to impress? The rude

I want to go to that car lot. My guess is that the picture was taken late 70s, early 80s. My second guess is that there's probably 2 million dollars worth of cars sitting there.

The XKEs are worth 75-100,000.00 each. The Austen Healy 3000 is easily another 75,000. Don't know enough about Rolls to even guess that one.

The other person lasting less than a year tells you that you made the right decision.

I'm a recruiter. Most companies want you to start immediately, once you've accepted the job.
One easy way out of the quandary? "I'm sure your company (the new company) expects your employees to give you two week notice. I'd love to start immediately, but I feel the professional thing to do is to give my old company a

My favorite notice on a box being shipped. I've ordered high quality cheese from high end shop in NY.

The outside of the box had a notice, "To UPS delivery. YES, I'm supposed to stink. I'm cheese."

You probably are going to need to live in a bigger city.

There are a couple of stores near me that only sell spices, but I live in a Chicago suburb.

Even with that, my guess is that you're not going to beat the price/quality of the beanilla site that someone else came up with.

BTW. I have no financial interest in

GREAT find.

Odd thing.

Cheaper vodkas in Wisconsin can be made from MILK.

Only state in the country that allows it.

I work in the food industry. This isn't the way they do it in the flavor industry, but it will work.

A couple of suggestions.

Do NOT buy vanilla at your local grocery store. It is extremely expensive. Last time I checked. The local grocery store was about $7.00/bean. If you could buy them wholesale, it's about $60.00

I LOVE all of the comments about welfare fraud that start off with, "I know . . ."

You folks really need to take a course in logic AND statistics. Even if you knew 2,000 people who were committing welfare fraud and could prove it, that number is irrelevant when it comes to welfare, of any sort.

2,000/a few million is

Let's see. How many people are there in the US and you base your ridiculous assumptions on what you see near you. The majority of which is what is known as conjecture since you have NO way of knowing what's going on.

Let's see. How about I say that I know ONE person name Mifune who is a ________ (fill in the blank).