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December 12, 2009

An Academic Cover Letter Will Land You The Academic Job You Want

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An Academic Cover Letter Will Land You The Academic Job You Want

If you want to work in an academic institutionresearch institute, college, think tank, or universitywrite a first-class academic cover letter. Be sure to include reference to the specific job, your training and experience, your interest in working for this organization and why you’d be a positive asset. Let the hiring manager know in your academic cover letter how and why you’d be a great asset to the institution. Also let him or her know of any awards or special acknowledgment you’ve received in your academic cover letters. Close with a polite request for a personal interview.

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How to Protect Skin

Filed under: Gardening, flowers, vegetables — Admin @ 4:40 am

How to Protect Skin

UV Rays

The sun is one of the key enemies of the skin. Although sunlight helps the skin synthesize vitamin D (cholecalciferol), excessive and prolonged exposure to the sun causes damage and wrinkling. (Here’s where you can find more detailed information on best skin care products.)

How does the sun cause such damage?

Sunlight that passes through earth is composed of visible light and ultraviolet light (UV). UVA and UVB Light are one of the most common ultraviolet lights. UV lights falls outside the visible light spectrum, meaning, the human eye cannot see this type of light and can only be seen using a sophisticated tool which detects different light wavelength across the light spectrum.

The difference between the two UV light lies in their ability to damage skin cells. UVB light doesn’t get through the deeper layer of the skin and accounts for visible burns and DNA damage across the top layer of the skin. (Here’s where you can find more detailed information on skin care and skin lightening.)

UVA light, on the other hand, penetrates through the deeper layer of the skin and activates free radicals (very reactive substances), which cause small damages to the skin. Cumulative damage accounts for the skin’s premature aging.

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December 10, 2009

Real Estate Wholesaleing Increasingly Attractive In Today’s Real Estate Market

Filed under: Gardening, container gardening, flowers, vegetables, weather — Admin @ 11:25 pm

Real Estate Wholesaleing Increasingly Attractive In Today’s Real Estate Market

We are often asked, “What is the fastest possible way to make money with real estate investing?”

Our answer is always the same, and it’s a strategy we use all the time in our own real estate investing, even though we’ve been investing in real estate for years.

The hands-down, no argument, absolute fastest way to make money in real estate is through buying a property low, at a great price, and then flipping it off to another real estate investor who can still sell it at a profit.

Some real estate gurus refer to this as wholesaling because you are going into the property up front with the idea that you may not sell it to an end buyer.

That is, many wholesale properties are acquired by one real estate investor and sold to another real estate investor who plans to resell the property to someone who plans to live in the property and use it as their home.

Wholesaling real estate is not a lot different from wholesaling anything else.

The trick is to buy at the right price, which means you really need to know the value of properties before you start your wholesale buying program.

The second trick is to build a strong list of real estate investor buyers so that you can turn your wholesale deals quickly.

This is necessary to make the most money possible, because you typically make a lot less flipping wholesale properties than you do selling to retail buyers.

Just remember, buy low and turn deals fast, and you can succed as a wholesale real estate investor!

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December 5, 2009

How to Protect Skin-Part IV

Filed under: Gardening, flowers, vegetables — Admin @ 8:35 pm

How to Protect Skin-Part IV

Yes, enjoying a sunny day on the beach is fun. However, when going out without proper skin protection one is risking himself of having skin diseases, one of which is the dreaded skin cancer. So to maintain the healthy, youthful glow of one’s skin, it is indispensable to understand how the bad effects of the sun’s ultraviolet or UV rays come into action. (Here’s where you can find more detailed information on skin care and stretchmark removal cream.)

The UV-A and UV-B rays penetrate clouds, thick layers of glass, a meter of water, and the layers of the skin. UV-B makes the skin’s top layers to release chemicals that permit the blood vessels’ expansion and cause some fluid to leak, resulting to inflammation, pain and redness known as sunburn. This damage can occur within an approximate of only 15 minutes and can continue to worsen for up to 72 hours after sun exposure. The damaged skin cells in the process will die and “molt off” in sheets or pictures. Peeling is the process in which the body disposes of dead skin cells. UV-A are the rays that get into the deeper layers of the skin. This affects the living skin cells under the surface of the skin. These rays not only bring about long-term damage such as sagging, wrinkles and discoloration, they also give way for the early stages of skin cancer.

Here’s some “geek speak” that’s worth some brow-burning. The UV rays act like chain saws, shredding deep into the DNA (the genetic material, with a very precise structure, specific order and specific coding) found within the cell nuclei. Repair enzymes within the cell act by countering the damage done on the DNA chain in shortest period possible. This damage and repair happens simultaneously and continuously with the tempo of the repair keeping up with the extent of damage being inflicted. But just like any other mechanism within the body, these repair enzymes have their limits and reaches the point that they can no longer work. When the damage is too much (which occurs even before the skin turns red), the enzymes cannot cope. The result is a dismantled DNA structure which alters the coding and leads to the abnormality of skin cells or what is termed as mutation. This is the first step of the formation of cancer cells. UV-rays also contribute to the formation of superoxides which are extremely toxic chemicalsthe speeds up skin cell ageing.

Skin cells produce melanin, a pigment that gives the skin its characteristic color.

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A Cover Letter Template That Really Works

Filed under: Gardening, container gardening, flowers — Admin @ 3:30 pm

A Cover Letter Template That Really Works

Create a cover letter example and then rework it to fit each company you are targeting for a job interview. For example, all cover letter templates need five elements: heading (your name and contact information), date, inside address (hiring manager’s name and contact information), greeting or salutation (Dear Ms. or Mr. Hiring Manager), body of the letter (a friendly opening, a reference to your previous experience, an example of your particular duties), and a request for an interview. End with a complimentary closing (sincerely) and your signature. Create a cover letter sample like this and you’ll be on your way to the interviews you want.

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December 4, 2009

Private Money Lenders Win With You When They Invest In You

Filed under: Gardening, container gardening, flowers, vegetables, weather — Admin @ 5:50 pm

Private Money Lenders Win With You When They Invest In You

Let’s look at an example of real estate investing with private money, and how everyone wins.

Let’s say you bought a house and fixed it up for a total of $100,000, and you sold it for $150,000, meaning you made a $50,000 profit, and you did it in 4 months.

If you also paid interest at 12% per year (1% per month) on the $100,000 you borrowed, you would pay $4,000 in interest for that 4 month period.

Now, remember, you made $50,000 on the deal. So, subtract the $4,000 in interest cost from your gross profit and youre left with a net profit of $46,000 from your real estate investing. Pretty cool deal isnt it!

Your private money investor is happy because they got 12% on their money, about six times the prevailing bank rates, and their money was secured by the property you bought with the money.

Not only that, but you made $46,000 too! Everyone wins.

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