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4 Job-Security Boosters


As even high-status careers are feeling the pinch of a down economy, losing out on salary and other perks are more of a reality than you might think. How do you pick a career that will withstand the highs and lows of a shifting economy?Tip #1: Career

8 Great Jobs for Introverts
A common misconception holds that outgoing, extroverted people have the inside track at landing high-paying, prestigious jobs. A closer look at successful people such as Warren Buffet, Condoleezza Rice, Alan Greenspan, and Ashley Judd suggests other

The Rules of Workplace Style
The power suits for men and women may no longer set the style standard in today’s “business casual” workplace, but how you dress for the office still matters.”People who dress better are typically treated better at work,” says David Mc

Big Bucks Without Big Debt
Don’t be afraid to fantasize about earning six figures. Doctors and lawyers aren’t the only professionals in the $100K club. In fact, there are quite a few well-compensated professions that are open to

The 7 Best Jobs for Facebook Addicts
Pity the college kids who are readying themselves for the boredom of working in an office where online profile views are sharply limited or not allowed. Don’t they know that there are jobs that demand this stuff? More and more employers are scouting

Job-Search Tips for Older Workers
Does age bias exist in the hiring process today? That’s a tricky question, as it’s often hard to prove. Nonetheless, many mature workers seem to face more of an uphill battle today when competing against candidates from Gen X and Gen Y.Here are fiv

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Three Sublime Versions


Yes, Reader, it happened. This week in my hometown the first flakes fell, and everyone got into a tizzy. (Southern Canadians are so easily perturbed by any hint of winter.) And it seemed to take the accompanying wintry winds to enact what much of the rest of the country has already been ho-hum business-as-usual about — the autumn leaves began to fall. Since then they’ve been falling in earnest — neighbours’ houses are suddenly visible, dog walkers idling out front cannot hide the deed of their dog. But on a more poetic note, the falling leaves inspired this week’s Radio 2 Video Festival: three contrasting versions of the classic, Autumn Leaves. Because Eva Cassidy Sings It Beautifully: Because Stanley Jordan Plays It On Two Instruments At The Same Time: (Why? Because he can, I guess.) Because It’s The Classic: (Oh, to be in Paris dancing to Yves, sigh…)

Soundtrack For The Credit Crunch
Norman Lebrecht thinks The Fate Of Music Hinges On A $20 Million Violin. He also thinks that musicians — at least, top flight classical musicians — will weather the “economic crisis” just fine, thank you very much. (I think we need a new term for the “economic crisis” don’t you? How about “chaos” instead of crisis? In response, SNL fans may wish to join me in a hearty cry of “FIX IT!”) Anyway, another response to music and the credit crunch is to listen to Bach’s Cantata 168, and here’s why, according to blogger Paul Lay: “The opening bass aria is a pungent, ardent attack on the money men of 1720s Weimar, around the words Tue Rechnung! Donnerwort! literally ‘Give an account of yourself, word of thunder,’ but sometimes translated as ‘Thine Accounting! Judgment Day!’ The bass vents his spleen amid a swirl of music like a demented broker seeing all his screens turn red, who thrashes around before finally pledging to be a good steward who puts his trust in the lord. ”

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Teaching and Seminars in Oregon – Web Marketing
Hello Again, I am up in Oregon for 2 weeks finishing up a Web Marketing class for Central Oregon Community College, and a Seminar in Salem, Oregon for ORCA ( Oregon RV Park & Campground Association ). http://www.earn-extra-income-education.com/seminars.html By the way, if your a RV Park owner or Campground [...]

Roxanne Potvin On Drive Today
She’s 26, she’s collaborated with John Hiatt, Bruce Cockburn, Daniel Lanois…and today she’s on Radio 2 Drive (3 p.m.-6 p.m.). Her new recording, No Love For The Poisonous, is out this week, thus the timeliness of her appearance on Drive. Speaking of that song, if you go to Potvin’s website you can hear it — actually sounds pretty Lanois-ish to me — and that’s a good thing. For those curious about her b.g., here are a few interesting outside observations: How the bluesy, soulful Ms. Potvin got that way: “…catching young bluesman Jonny Lang on TV was like being hit by lightening Lang led her, curiosity working overtime, to the music of B.B. King, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Muddy Waters and dozens of others from Howlin Wolf to Aretha Franklin. At 15, she got her first guitar. ‘It was a white Japanese Telecaster,’ she remembers now. ‘It had a buzzing in the strings they couldn t fix, so I returned it to the store, and got another Tele, an American-made cream one that I still play today.’ — Beaches Jazz

Today On Radio 2 24/10/08
Zaki Ibrahim, who hails from T.O./Cape Town/Vancity, is on Radio 2 Drive (3 p.m.-6 p.m.) today, in the third hour of the show. Ibrahim’s music is an original blend of soul and jazz and hip hop — to learn a little more about her, you may want to click on over to yesterday’s feature post. World music lovers also take note: tonight Canada Live (8 p.m.) broadcasts a concert of Balkan music by Lubo And Kaba Horo — a concert that launches Mundo Montr al, an original CBC series of world music concerts taking place at the Lion D’Or in Montreal. Please continue reading for the rest of the daily highlights:

Technical foul: Snafu keeps ALCS start off air
TBS had technical difficulties and wasn’t able to televise the start of Game 6 of the American League championship series between Boston and Tampa Bay on Saturday night. TBS was experiencing router failure in Atlanta, which caused transmission problems, Rays spokesman Dave Haller said. TBS spokesman Jeff Pomeroy didn’t immediately return a telephone [...]

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8 Steps for Staying Stress-Free in a Tough Economy

<br></a><br>It seems weve become a bad news nation as of late, with one headline after the next forecasting economic gloom and doom. Looming layoffs, pricey holidays, and even the coming election may have you on edge and stressed out. But stress is bad for your <br><br><a href=”http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/career-articles-are_you_and_your_boss_compatible-541 ” >Are You and Your Boss Compatible? </a><br>Every relationship has its own set of issues -- even, and maybe especially, the relationship you have with your boss. The secret is discovering the best ways to work with your particular boss and all the preferences and personality traits they bring <br><br><a href=”http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/career-articles-the_rules_of_workplace_style-535 ” >The Rules of Workplace Style </a><br>The power suits for men and women may no longer set the style standard in todays <a href=’http://www.businessbeatle.com’>business</a> casual workplace, but how you dress for the office still matters.People who dress better are typically treated better at work, says David Mc <br><br><a href=”http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/career-articles-job_search_tips_for_older_workers-547 ” ><a href=’http://www.jobonlinefind.com’>job</a>-Search Tips for Older Workers </a><br>Does age bias exist in the hiring process today? Thats a tricky question, as its often hard to prove. Nonetheless, many mature workers seem to face more of an uphill battle today when competing against candidates from Gen X and Gen Y.Here are fiv <br><br><a href=”http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/career-articles-the_election_s_lessons_for_your_next_job_interview-544 ” >The Elections Lessons for Your Next <a href=’http://www.jobonlinefind.com’>job</a> Interview </a><br>The U.S. presidential race is the nations largest <a href=’http://www.jobonlinefind.com’>job</a> interview, and were all the hiring managers. So in this historic election year, what can <a href=’http://www.jobonlinefind.com’>job</a> seekers learn from Senators Barack Obama and John McCain? A lot -- both about what works in an interv <br><br><a href=”http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/career-articles-8_great_jobs_for_introverts-546 ” >8 Great <a href=’http://www.jobonlinefind.com’>job</a>s for Introverts </a><br>A common misconception holds that outgoing, extroverted people have the inside track at landing high-paying, prestigious <a href=’http://www.jobonlinefind.com’>job</a>s. A closer look at successful people such as Warren Buffet, Condoleezza Rice, Alan Greenspan, and Ashley Judd suggests other <br><br><a href=”http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/career-articles-6_steps_to_building_trust_in_the_workplace-548 ” >6 Steps to Building Trust in the Workplace </a><br>Trust is about reliability and doing the right thing. Its also a big factor that will determine success in your <a href=’http://www.jobonlinefind.com’>job</a> and your career -- especially in a rough <a href=’http://www.businessbeatle.com’>business</a> climate where your value as an employee is closely watched.Do your colleagues, subo <br><br><a href=”http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/career-articles-6_ways_to_get_over_a_bad_boss-537 ” >6 Ways to Get Over a Bad Boss </a><br>Many of us have had to escape from a bad boss situation. But like any bad breakup, the departure has residual effects that can last for weeks, months, and sometimes even years after you last laid eyes on each other. If your boss critiques linger in <br><br><a href=”http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/career-articles-5_tech_jobs_for_career_changers-549 ” >5 Tech <a href=’http://www.jobonlinefind.com’>job</a>s for Career Changers </a><br>Those seeking second encore careers can look no further than their computer screen. Check out these high-tech positions perfect for seasoned employees ready for a change:Microsoft Certified Desktop Support Technician (MCDST)Kick your current <br><br><a href=”http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/career-articles-how_to_steal_your_boss_s_job-540 ” >How to Steal Your Bosss <a href=’http://www.jobonlinefind.com’>job</a> </a><br>Anyone whos ever held a <a href=’http://www.jobonlinefind.com’>job</a> knows what it feels like to resent management. Sometimes it seems like your boss couldnt screw in a light bulb without help.Thankfully, there are ways to get ahead in <a href=’http://www.businessbeatle.com’>business</a> and leave your troubles behind. A few deviou <br>

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The 7 Best Jobs for Facebook Addicts

<br></a><br>Pity the college kids who are readying themselves for the boredom of working in an office where online profile views are sharply limited or not allowed. Dont they know that there are <a href=’http://www.jobonlinefind.com’>job</a>s that demand this stuff? More and more employers are scouting <br><br><a href=”http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/career-articles-big_bucks_without_big_debt-550 ” >Big Bucks Without Big Debt </a><br>Dont be afraid to fantasize about earning six figures. Doctors and lawyers arent the only professionals in the $100K club. In fact, there are quite a few well-compensated professions that are open to <br><br><a href=”http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/career-articles-job_search_tips_for_older_workers-547 ” ><a href=’http://www.jobonlinefind.com’>job</a>-Search Tips for Older Workers </a><br>Does age bias exist in the hiring process today? Thats a tricky question, as its often hard to prove. Nonetheless, many mature workers seem to face more of an uphill battle today when competing against candidates from Gen X and Gen Y.Here are fiv <br><br><a href=”http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/career-articles-keeping_your_job-554 ” >Keeping Your <a href=’http://www.jobonlinefind.com’>job</a> </a><br>The fretting began in September, as soon as Barclays said it would buy Lehman Brothers North American banking <a href=’http://www.businessbeatle.com’>business</a> for $1.75 billion. Who will be laid off? Well soon find out.Over the next few months, Barclays will lay off at least 3,000 employ <br>

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Listeria fear prompts food recalls in Ontario, Maritimes


The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has recalled several varieties of sandwiches, as well as roast beef, sold in the Maritimes and Ontario because they may be contaminated with listeria.

Ottawa man gets 11-year prison term for setting fires
An Ottawa man was sentenced to 11 years in prison Thursday for twice breaking into, and setting a series of fires in a downtown building where a U.S. defence contract office is located.

Zero-emissions, electric low-speed trucks can now be marketed across Canada
OTTAWA With an updated federal definition of low-speed vehicles (LSVs), manufacturers of small LSV trucks can now begin to market them across Canada, announced the Honourable Lawrence Cannon, Minister of Transport, Infrastructure and Communities today.

As the loonie dives, book prices hold steady
It’s a good time for Canadians to buy books, even as the Canadian dollar has hit its lowest level in three years, because the prices on book jackets were set when the loonie was roughly on par with the U.S. dollar.

More than 90,000 Ottawa property owners face tax hike
More than 90,000 Ottawa property owners will find out Monday that the value of their homes has gone up, and many of them will be paying higher taxes.

Northern Ontario E. coli outbreak leaves child in critical condition
A child infected with a dangerous strain of E. coli was in critical condition Friday, health officials in North Bay said in updating the city’s restaurant outbreak.

Government of Canada makes significant investments in Toronto’s public transit system
TORONTO The City of Toronto and the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) is $100 million richer thanks to the recent transfer of federal funding from the Government of Canada for subway and bus infrastructure.

Ducks hold off sputtering Senators
The Anaheim Ducks nearly let a four-goal lead get away before holding off the Ottawa Senators 4-3 Friday night at Scotiabank Place.

Transport Canada reminds recreational boaters to stay safe during the long weekend
OTTAWA As thousands of Canadians head out onto the water this Labour Day long weekend to participate in some form of recreational boating, Transport Canada’s Office of Boating Safety has the following tips to help boaters stay safe on the water…

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How to Bounce Back from Rejections

<br></a><br>If youve gotten to this stage of the game without ever facing rejection -- lets just say youre one of the lucky ones. If you have received the dreaded rejection letter, find out how to pick yourself up and turn it around.Dear Applicant. ... We wo <br><br><a href=”http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/career-articles-4_job_security_boosters-545 ” >4 <a href=’http://www.jobonlinefind.com’>job</a>-Security Boosters </a><br>As even high-status careers are feeling the pinch of a down economy, losing out on salary and other perks are more of a reality than you might think. How do you pick a career that will withstand the highs and lows of a shifting economy?Tip #1: Career <br><br><a href=”http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/career-articles-executive_decision_what_the_election_means_for_your_career-543 ” >Executive Decision: What the Election Means for Your Career </a><br>Just as in 2004, this years presidential election is galvanizing the nation. How you vote in November is a very personal matter, but your choice can have professional repercussions. John A. Challenger, chief executive officer of Challenger, Gray <br><br><a href=”http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/career-articles-6_steps_to_building_trust_in_the_workplace-548 ” >6 Steps to Building Trust in the Workplace </a><br>Trust is about reliability and doing the right thing. Its also a big factor that will determine success in your <a href=’http://www.jobonlinefind.com’>job</a> and your career -- especially in a rough <a href=’http://www.businessbeatle.com’>business</a> climate where your value as an employee is closely watched.Do your colleagues, subo <br>

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$20,000 reward offered for information on missing Ont. boy


A $20,000 reward is being offered for information that might lead to the whereabouts of an Ontario teen missing since Thanksgiving.

Workers injured in Edmonton plant explosion out of hospital
The nine people who were injured in an explosion and fire at a plastics plant on refinery row in Edmonton’s east end Friday morning, have all been released from hospital.

Innocent bystander shot dead outside Toronto bar
A shooting at a Toronto bar has left one innocent bystander dead and four other people injured, police said Saturday.

Oasis RV Park, Las Vegas Is Now Only a Three Star Rating, and Dropping Fast
I find it amazing to see such a great place start going down hill. I have been going to the Oasis RV Park in Las Vegas for years. Today they announced they are raising the monthly rents, yet reducing their services. Your value for the dollar is dropping here. I understand that some businesses need to keep up [...]

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Keeping Your Job

<br></a><br>The fretting began in September, as soon as Barclays said it would buy Lehman Brothers North American banking <a href=’http://www.businessbeatle.com’>business</a> for $1.75 billion. Who will be laid off? Well soon find out.Over the next few months, Barclays will lay off at least 3,000 employ <br><br><a href=”http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/career-articles-5_tech_jobs_for_career_changers-549 ” >5 Tech <a href=’http://www.jobonlinefind.com’>job</a>s for Career Changers </a><br>Those seeking second encore careers can look no further than their computer screen. Check out these high-tech positions perfect for seasoned employees ready for a change:Microsoft Certified Desktop Support Technician (MCDST)Kick your current <br><br><a href=”http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/career-articles-6_steps_to_building_trust_in_the_workplace-548 ” >6 Steps to Building Trust in the Workplace </a><br>Trust is about reliability and doing the right thing. Its also a big factor that will determine success in your <a href=’http://www.jobonlinefind.com’>job</a> and your career -- especially in a rough <a href=’http://www.businessbeatle.com’>business</a> climate where your value as an employee is closely watched.Do your colleagues, subo <br><br><a href=”http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/career-articles-save_the_day_how_to_find_an_extra_hour_at_the_office-552 ” >Save the Day: How to Find an Extra Hour at the Office </a><br>Everybodys trying to find ways to save these days, whether it be on food expenses and gas prices or payrolls. Layoffs or hiring freezes may prompt your employer to ask you to do the work of two -- or even three -- or to increase your output. If you <br><br><a href=”http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/career-articles-executive_decision_what_the_election_means_for_your_career-543 ” >Executive Decision: What the Election Means for Your Career </a><br>Just as in 2004, this years presidential election is galvanizing the nation. How you vote in November is a very personal matter, but your choice can have professional repercussions. John A. Challenger, chief executive officer of Challenger, Gray <br><br><a href=”http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/career-articles-how_to_steal_your_boss_s_job-540 ” >How to Steal Your Bosss <a href=’http://www.jobonlinefind.com’>job</a> </a><br>Anyone whos ever held a <a href=’http://www.jobonlinefind.com’>job</a> knows what it feels like to resent management. Sometimes it seems like your boss couldnt screw in a light bulb without help.Thankfully, there are ways to get ahead in <a href=’http://www.businessbeatle.com’>business</a> and leave your troubles behind. A few deviou <br><br><a href=”http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/career-articles-the_rules_of_workplace_style-535 ” >The Rules of Workplace Style </a><br>The power suits for men and women may no longer set the style standard in todays <a href=’http://www.businessbeatle.com’>business</a> casual workplace, but how you dress for the office still matters.People who dress better are typically treated better at work, says David Mc <br><br><a href=”http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/career-articles-job_search_tips_for_older_workers-547 ” ><a href=’http://www.jobonlinefind.com’>job</a>-Search Tips for Older Workers </a><br>Does age bias exist in the hiring process today? Thats a tricky question, as its often hard to prove. Nonetheless, many mature workers seem to face more of an uphill battle today when competing against candidates from Gen X and Gen Y.Here are fiv <br><br><a href=”http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/career-articles-the_7_best_jobs_for_facebook_addicts-553 ” >The 7 Best <a href=’http://www.jobonlinefind.com’>job</a>s for Facebook Addicts </a><br>Pity the college kids who are readying themselves for the boredom of working in an office where online profile views are sharply limited or not allowed. Dont they know that there are <a href=’http://www.jobonlinefind.com’>job</a>s that demand this stuff? More and more employers are scouting <br>

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Ecodensity: Do you want it in your neighbourhood?


Hundreds of people turned out for a public hearing at Vancouver City Hall Tuesday night to have their say on the mayor’s proposal to transform the city with his Ecodensity plan. Even before the meeting, began the council chambers and the foyer at city hall were packed with people waiting for their turn to speak. Meanwhile, outside many opponents of the plan staged a noisy protest on the front steps. The idea behind Mayor Sam Sullivan’s Ecodensity plan, announced in June 2006, is to spread Vancouver’s rapid population growth more evenly across the whole city, rather than having it concentrated in the downtown core. A major part of the plan is to move away from single-family homes, and densifying all of Vancouver. But, so far there is little public consensus on the plan, with some saying it’s a disguise for developers to build as much as they wish, and other calling it the leading edge of an environmentally-friendly vision of the future. What do you think? Has “Ecodensity” come to your neighbourhood? Does it make housing more affordable, or less livable?

Should Pickton be tried on the 20 outstanding murder charges?
A second trial will not go ahead if the earlier convictions are upheld on appeal. (CBC) An appeal hearing in the Robert Pickton murder case has been tentatively scheduled for nine days in Vancouver starting March 30, 2009. Six issues will be argued in the appeal, including the charge to the jury by B.C. Supreme Court Justice James Williams, in which he said jurors could convict even if they found Pickton didn’t act alone. Pickton was found guilty in December of second-degree murder in the deaths of six women who disappeared from Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. The former pig farmer from Coquitlam, B.C., has also been charged with 20 more counts of murder in similar cases, but B.C’s Attorney General Wally Oppal has said the second trial will not go ahead if the six convictions are upheld at the appeal. Full Story What do you think? Should Pickton be tried on the 20 outstanding murder charges?

Should B.C. seize impaired drivers’ cars?
The B.C. government is looking at its own version of an Ontario law that allows for the seizure and sale of vehicles owned by people convicted of impaired driving. The Ontario law requires drivers who’ve had three impaired driving convictions in 10 years to forfeit their vehicles to the province, which can then sell them. B.C. Solicitor General John Les said he is considering adopting similar legislation for B.C. that could be used against those with an established pattern of driving while impaired. Ultimately, any decision to seize a vehicle would have to be made by a judge in court, said Les. Full Story What do you think? Do you think B.C. should be able to seize the cars of drunk drivers, and sell them?

Developer to mayor: retract comments or face lawsuit
The developer of a rejected office tower proposal for downtown Halifax is threatening to sue the mayor unless he retracts comments deemed defamatory.

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