Tuesday, December 27, 2011

The Crying Game


A scorpion wants to cross a river, but he can’t swim. He asks a frog, who can, if he can hitch a ride on the frog’s back. "You’ll sting me," says the frog. "It would not be in my interest to sting you," says the scorpion, "because then I would drown."
The frog thinks about the scorpion’s logic, finds it impeccable, agrees to take the scorpion on his back, and then braves the waters. Halfway across the river, the frog reels a burning spear in his side; the scorpion has stung him after all. As they sink beneath the waves, the frog cries out, "Why did you sting me Mr Scorpion, for now we both will die?" "I can’t help it," replies the scorpion, it’s in my nature."
 (From the movie "The Crying Game" 1992)

Sunday, December 25, 2011

Earn more, work less: Great jobs that escape the rat race

 

Massage Therapist
Gyms, doctor's offices, sports teams, and spas all employ massage therapists. Some massage therapists are self-employed and travel to people's homes.

Technical Writer
Technical writers translate technical information supplied by experts into easily understandable language for everyday consumers. They usually work for computer systems and software companies, but could also be employed by engineering or architectural firms or in the medical industry. Many are freelance.

Internet Tutor
One of the larger and more reputable online tutoring companies is Tutor.com.

Social Media Consultant
Most freelance social media consultants start by building their own presence on the web through blogging, Facebook, Twitter, and other social media tools. You can also offer to publicize a small business or other enterprise for free to gain experience.

Private chef
Gaining experience in the catering business is another path.

Personal trainer
Trainers need to be certified.


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Thursday, December 22, 2011

Jobs That Died in 2011

Jobs That Died in 2011 (click for details happening in US)

1. US Postal Service Carrier
Median Annual Pay for a Mail Carrier: $48,300
Median Hourly Pay: $23.20
Education: High school diploma



2. Real Estate Agents
Median Annual Pay for a Real Estate Agent:
$75,500
Median Hourly Pay: $36.30
Education: Bachelor's degree plus real estate license


3. Video Store Clerk
Median Hourly Pay for a Video Store Clerk:
$9
Education: High school


4. Toll Collectors/Operators
Median Annual Pay for a Toll Collector:
$36,800
Median Hourly Pay: $17.70
Education: High school


5. Stock Brokers
Median Annual Pay for a Stock Broker:
$58,400
Median Hourly Pay: $28.10
Education: Bachelor's degree


6. Newspaper Reporters
Median Annual Pay for a Newspaper Reporter:
$34,700
Median Hourly Pay: $16.70
Education: Bachelor's degree


Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Real Internet Income

SFI : The abbreviation for "Strong Future International"
The internetworking site that drives you to reads, clicks and posts while earning something for good. It take times so the others successors too.
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