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ripcard.com/blog
RipCard.com
RipCard.com RipCard.com The Business Card That Drastically Increases Sales / Referrals. Like No Other! RipCard Home Home About About Me Put something about you here by editing the right sidebar. Recent Posts Want more new clients? Then this is a must read for you!! I came across This Awesome Referral Masters Recording. How Referrable are YOU!? Mom-and-Pop Operators Turn to Social Media: Saw this Great Article in The NY Times Life Time Value of a Client (LTV), The Most Important Number you must
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beaumonthardy.com/blog
Beaumont Hardy
Beaumont Hardy Editing: Before and After A More Compelling Cover Letter August 5th, 2011 Cover letters are often the most challenging part of a job application. Job hunters find it difficult to quantify their skills and abilities in a way that sounds humble yet assertive, compelling and worthy of response. At Beaumont Hardy, I have helped many job applicants craft succinct and well-written cover letters. What follows are two versions of the same cover letter. The first is the original
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editorialdepartment.com/beth-jusino.html
Beth Jusino
Beth Jusino is a former literary agent, freelance editor, marketer, and writer who loves words and the people who write them. She is available for editing and book marketing/packaging consultation
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jennarobbins.com/blog
Jenna Rose Robbins » Blog Archive » Blog Meme: Scattergories
Jenna Rose Robbins Subscribe to our RSS Home About Writing Editing Web Consulting Clients Blog Meme: Scattergories Courtesy of Hannibal. RULES: Use the first letter of YOUR NAME to answer each of thefollowing?they have to be real places, names, things?nothing made up!Try to use different answers if the person in front of you had the samefirst initial. You CAN?T use your name for the boy/girl name question. *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* - What is your first name? Jenna - 4 letter
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dragonshed.org/blog
design-time writer?s block
design-time writer?s block stability tip for visual studio 2010 beta2 1 Posted by Karim on February 09, 2010 If you happen to be stuck using VS 2010 Beta2 for Silverlight 4 Beta development, and are experiencing crashes while editing or debugging C#, this quick tip is for you. Disable the new Highlight References feature inOptions->Text Editor->C#->Advanced. Although handy, it was apparently one of the buggier features in Beta2. Thanks @pilchie. Tags silverlight 4, Visual Studio Meta