http://ncc-1776.org/tle2009/tle530-20090802-03.html
What Can I Do?
by Andrew G. Eggleston Sr.
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But, as libertarians, we agree on only one thing—the ZAP—our Zero Aggression Principle, no one or group of ones has the right to tell us how to live, or die. No one or group of ones has the right to initiate force in any way against any other one or group of ones, to do so forfeits their rights as a one or group of ones.
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Can do!
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>Great, thank you for getting back to me!
You’re welcome. I try to help all my fellow Jaspers. That’s why I “do” Jasper Jottings.
>Do you know how I could get in contact with the two people you mentioned?
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>I do have a blog, but I’m not sure
Well, recruiters use Facebook, LinkedIn, blogs and websites as tools in their recruiting.
>Could you eleaborate on the other ideas
Spelling?
I’d suggest that you need to take a peek at my http://tinyurl.com/lxu93 for some of my concepts in job search. You’ll see that I focus on what is YOUR UVP. Unique Value Proposition. What problem are you going to solve for some one else? And how will you retain some value for yourself? What’s unique to you? Then you focus on the USP. Sales. How do you sell yourself? (I’ve been asked and actually outlined a 16 week moodle course on my view of the steps.) The problem that you might have is that you may not have enough DIKW! (Data is not information; Information is not knowledge; Knowledge is not understanding; Understanding is not wisdom. – Cliff Stoll and Gary Schubert) Data is the atomic level. Information is data with dimensions or context. Knowledge is predicted information. Wisdom is the boundaries. You may need to network to get the DIKW to define, market, and close the deal.
>could really use some guidance
Well, I’d start with the http://tinyurl.com/lxu93 site’s reading list. “Job changing at 100k+” by Lucht is both a book and a work book. I’d borrow the book but buy the workbook. Lucht has the idea of a very structured face 2 face networking meeting. I swear by it.
> because as you said, this market is hard!
Hard for us old guys; you youngsters, the world is your oyster!
>That is great about your book, I have written a novel too.
Congrats.
> It was edited, but I’m not sure how to go about getting published.
That’s a chore.
> How did you publish yours?
I self-published on Lulu and it’s available on my Lulu storefront. http://tinyurl.com/26u3rc And the big one volume book is on Amazon Marketplace. The two volume paperback will be on regular Amazon shortly.
>Thanks!
Anytime.
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http://www.cato-at-liberty.org/2009/08/03/the-end-of-the-world-war-i-generation/
The End of the World War I Generation
Posted by Doug Bandow
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World War I, once called the war to end war, was foolish and stupid for all participants. Nothing was at stake that warranted a death toll which approached 20 million. On top were even more injured and maimed, economic collapse, and political chaos, leading to the rise of fascism, Nazism, and communism.
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“War is a racket”, “War is the health of the state”, “War is hell” all about sum it up.
Dona Nobis Pacem
It was a great MASH episode.
So why are we letting our politicians send “our” boys and girls to 177 countries around the world.
Let’s not forget that the Constitution only permits the Army to be formed for 2 years; the Navy has no such limit. See the Dead Old White Guys KNEW that the politicians would get into all sorts of mischief!
Argh!
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Reinke Faces Life 