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THE MOST EXPENSIVE DOG. TRANSLATE IT TO YOUR LANGUAGE. FOLLOW US IN TWEETER <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Do you want to move to Canada? Para leerlo en español presione aquí sobre: Las Maneras Canada is one of the best country in this world and it has an opportunity for every person. At this moment there are [7] ways that you can use to get into Canada: Please be very careful at the moment of filling out your application; if you make mistakes, it could be turned down. Also be careful when you prepare your Curriculum (Resume), and your Cover Letter. If you do them in the wrong way nobody will pay attention to them. Write me if you need help: canadaempleos21@yahoo.ca 1- Skilled workers are people who are selected as permanent residents based on their ability to become economically established in Canada. Federal skilled worker applications are assessed for eligibility according to the criteria set out below. For your application to be eligible for processing, you must: include the results of your official language proficiency test, AND have a valid offer of arranged employment, OR have one year of continuous full-time paid work experience in at least one of the occupations listed here. Restaurant and Food Service Managers Primary Production Managers (Except Agriculture) Professional Occupations in Business Services to Management Insurance Adjusters and Claims Examiners Biologists and Related Scientists: Architects; Specialist Physicians General Practitioners and Family Physicians; Dentists Pharmacists: Physiotherapists; Registered Nurses Medical Radiation Technologists Dental Hygienists & Dental Therapists Licensed Practical Nurses; Psychologists Social Workers; Chefs; Cooks Contractors and Supervisors, Carpentry Trades Contractors and Supervisors, Mechanic Trades Electricians (Except Industrial & Power System) Industrial Electricians; Plumbers Welders & Related Machine Operators Heavy-Duty Equipment Mechanics Crane Operators; Drillers & Blasters - Surface Mining, Quarrying & Construction and Supervisors, Oil and Gas Drilling and Service. Your work experience must be: for at least one year, continuous, and paid (full-time or the equivalent in part-time), AND Skill Type 0 (managerial occupations) or Skill Level A (professional occupations) or B (technical occupations and skilled trades) on the Canadian National Occupational Classification (NOC) list, AND within the last 10 years. If you meet the above minimum requirements, your application will be processed according to the six selection factors in the skilled worker points grid , which are: 1- Your education, 2- your abilities in English or French, Canada’s two official languages, 3- your work experience, 4- your age, 5- whether you have arranged employment in Canada, and 6- your adaptability. You must also show that you have enough money to support yourself and your dependants after you arrive in Canada. Say, between $12,000. and $30, 000 dolars. Note: These limits do not apply to applications with an offer of arranged employment. Currently on an H1B Visa or otherwise working or studying in the United States? OR Are you from USA or Puerto Rico? You may be able to qualify for fast-track Canadian immigration under one of the Provincial Nomination Programs (PNP) or under the Federal Skilled Worker category of Canadian immigration. Canada has always favoured immigrants with North American training and work experience. It makes sense because that's what Canadian employers prefer. The good news is that you do not require a job offer from a Canadian employer in order to qualify for a Canada Immigration (Permanent Resident) Visa. The even better news is that you can count on fast-track priority processing of your application. Please note: The lists of eligible occupations under the various Provincial Nomination Programs and the Federal Skilled Worker category of Canadian immigration are subject to change without any prior notice or warning. If your occupation is currently on one of these lists, it is in your best interest to submit your application as soon as possible to ensure that you will be able to qualify. Send us the details of your temporary status in the United States and we'll assess you to see if you qualify. Another good opportunity is "Canadian Experience Class" Who can apply? You must meet these minimum requirements to apply for permanent residence under the Canadian Experience Class. You must: plan to live outside the province of Quebec; be either: a temporary foreign worker with at least two years of full-time (or equivalent) skilled work experience in Canada, or a foreign graduate from a Canadian post-secondary institution with at least one year of full-time (or equivalent) skilled work experience in Canada have gained your experience in Canada with the proper work or study authorization apply while working in Canada – or – within one year of leaving your job in Canada include the results of an independent language test (from an agency designated by CIC) with your application According to the Canadian National Occupational Classification (NOC), skilled work experience means: Skill Type 0 (managerial occupations) or Skill Level A (professional occupations) or Skill Level B (technical occupations and skilled trades) Your application will be assessed on two requirements if you apply as a temporary foreign worker: 1- your work experience and 2-your ability in English or French. Principal applicant If you are married or living with a common-law partner in Canada, and she/he also meets the above requirements, you can decide which one of you will apply for the Canadian Experience Class as a principal applicant. Note: A common-law partner is a person who has lived with you in a conjugal relationship for at least one year. If you don’t meet the criteria to apply under the "Federal Skilled Worker Program", you may qualify under another category. Learn more about your options: 1- Student 2-Live-in caregiver 3-Seasonal Agricultural Program 4-Technology Worker, and, 5-Refugee. Or try to get a Contract with a company. This is the easiest and cheapest way of moving to Canada. If you need help, please write me: canadaempleos21@yahoo.ca You also can find more information in my blog: Please click here on: canadaempleos21 <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Many people do not require a visa to visit Canada. PERSONAS DE ESTOS PAISES NO NECESITAN VISAS: You do not need a Visa if you are a citizen of : Andorra, Antigua and Barbuda, Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Barbados, Belgium, Botswana, Brunei, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Israel (National Passport holders only), Italy, Japan, Korea (Republic of), Latvia (Republic of), Lithuania, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Namibia, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Papua New Guinea, Poland, Portugal, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, San Marino, Singapore, Slovakia, Solomon Islands, Spain, Swaziland, Sweden, Slovenia, Switzerland, United States, and Western Samoa; persons lawfully admitted to the United States for permanent residence who are in possession of their alien registration card (Green card) or can provide other evidence of permanent residence; British citizens and British Overseas Citizens who are re-admissible to the United Kingdom; citizens of British dependent territories who derive their citizenship through birth, descent, registration or naturalization in one of the British dependent territories of Anguilla, Bermuda, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Falkland Islands, Gibraltar, Montserrat, Pitcairn, St. Helena or the Turks and Caicos Islands; persons holding a British National (Overseas) Passport issued by the Government of the United Kingdom to persons born naturalized or registered in Hong Kong; persons holding a valid and subsisting Special Administrative Region passport issued by the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China; persons holding passports or travel documents issued by the. <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Ten Tips for an Interview Winning Resume From Guest Author Susan Heathfield An employer can receive hundreds of resumes in response to an advertised position. For every hundred resumes an employer receives, only a few resumes stand out from the crowd. Want your resume to shine in the eyes of the employer you want to attract? Start by including a well-written resume cover letter with the resume. Then, follow these resume guidelines to create an interview winning resume that is head and shoulders above the crowd. 1- Formatting and feel, on a mailed-in resume, matter. Your resume, at first glance, can impress or depress the employer. Lots of open space, a clear, easy-to-read font such as 12 point Arial, and easy-to- find and skim information, entice the employer to read on. With electronic publishing, every mailed resume should be freshly printed on high quality paper. And don’t even think of sending your application to my company in your current employer’s envelope, or with metered postage. Think about what this says about the integrity of the candidate. I receive, at least, one of these a week. Envelopes do matter. 2- You will likely grow tired of hearing this but: correct spelling, appropriate grammar, no missing words, and no typing mistakes make your resume an employer-pleaser right out of the starting gate. An error-free resume is rare. Indeed, some hiring managers will not further consider your candidacy if they find even one mistake. Every mistake makes me pause and think. Every mistake makes me question your carefulness, care, and attention to detail. Don’t make me pause; don’t make me think. 3- Contact Information: In this era of instant messaging, email, and cell phones, there is absolutely no reason to make contacting you difficult for the potential employer. Yet, over half the resumes I receive have no contact information except a home phone number. And guess what? You’re never home. Give the potential employer your cell phone number, even if you have to buy a mobile for your job search. Avoid the dreaded phone tag that may make you miss out on an interview altogether. 4- Write and customize an “objective” for each job and employer. The objective is your opportunity to connect your skills, experience, traits, and job requirements with those the employer is seeking. Read the job posting carefully and you can pick out exactly what the employer believes he needs. Don’t settle for a lame, “I seek a challenging opportunity to utilize my skills with a progressive employer who will provide opportunities for growth.” In response to an ad for a marketing specialist, I received this customized objective: “I am seeking a position as a marketing specialist in a growing, environmentally conscious company that will utilize my current skills in the development of advertising and other marketing materials and website design and writing. At the same time, I hope to gain experience in market research, Internet competitive analysis, and market segmentation.” Who do you think I called? 5- Include a customized section called “Career Highlights / Qualifications.” This section of the resume is usually a series of bulleted points that emphasize your most important career experience, your skills, your personality traits and characteristics, and some key accomplishments from your work history as they relate to the job for which you are applying. 6- For each former employer, clearly indicate the company name, your position, and the dates of your employment. Provide a brief overview statement that tells me about what the company does, its sales, products, and customers. This helps me assess your experience. Then, tell me exactly what you did for the company in a brief statement. Don’t make me look for information, read between the lines, or try to guess. I won’t and your resume will end up in the dreaded job file for the required year. (You don’t really think anyone takes the time to sort through all those aging resumes, do you?) 7- For each employer, include a list of “key contributions” or “key achievements.” Don’t make the mistake of stating, “I answered a multi-line phone system. I provided customer service.” You want to highlight key measurable achievements and successes such as: “I reduced the time for order fulfillment from 2 days to 12 hours.” “I reduced accounts collectible by 80 percent.” “My marketing campaign for the new product won two industry awards for effectiveness.” 8- Education statements matter. State dates of attendance, majors, minors, and degrees. Don’t make me guess whether you have a degree or just took a few classes. I will figure it out and it ticks me off to have to figure it out. 9- Do include a section that lists awards and other recognition. President of the Junior Class, Secretary of the Synchronized Swim Team, four year merit scholarship winner, or college economics prize winner will catch my eye much faster than a resume without awards and recognition. (Of course, you’d include this section on a resume only if you have an award or recognition to list.) 10- Do include a personal section that highlights accomplishments, and anything else that will raise the value of you, as a potential employee, in the eyes of the employer. In this section, catching my eye recently are: volunteerism; involvement with philanthropic causes; publications; team and individual sports participation; leadership positions in school or community organizations (especially in resumes without an “Awards and Recognition” section) or even, “I self-funded my college education by working part-time during all four years of school.” Well, this is my best advice about what catches my attention – positively – in a resume. I can’t speak for every employer, but know that you can’t go far wrong – and you may go far in the right direction - if you heed these recommendations. When your resume is competing with hundreds of others for attention, you need to do the right things right to be heard above the noise. You can create a winning resume. <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< BEST [10] JOBS IN 2010, ACCORDING TO THIS STUDY: What do you think? Los [10] mejores trabajos según este estudio. ¿Qué piensa usted? Layoffs, bankruptcies and rising unemployment – the past 12 months have been an especially traumatic time to be looking for a new job. Yet when considering the best and worst jobs for 2010, the upheaval that spread across multiple industries last year hasn't altered the old adage: "the more things change, the more they stay the same." For the second year in a row, job hunters will want to brush up their math, science and computer skills if they want to land a top-ranked, highly rewarding position. 1.ACTUARY Interprets statistics to determine probabilities of accidents, sickness, and death, and loss of property from theft and natural disasters. 2. Software Engineer Researches, designs, develops and maintains software systems along with hardware development for medical, scientific, and industrial purposes. 3.Computer Systems Analyst Plans and develops computer systems for businesses and scientific institutions. 4. Biologist Studies the relationship of plants and animals to their environment. 5. Historian Analyzes and records historical information from a specific era or according to a particular area of expertise. 6. Mathematician Applies mathematical theories and formulas to teach or solve problems in a business, educational, or industrial climate. 7. Paralegal Assistant Assists attorneys in preparation of legal documents; collection of depositions and affidavits; and investigation, research and analysis of legal issues. 8. Statistician Tabulates, analyzes, and interprets the numeric results of experiments and surveys. 9. Accountant Prepares and analyzes financial reports to assist managers in business, industry and government. 10.Dental Hygienist Assists dentists in diagnostic and therapeutic aspects of a group or private dental practice. [10] MOST STRESSFUL JOBS "LOS [10] QUE MAS STRESS CAUSAN" 1-FIREFITHER 2-CORPORATE EXECUTIVE (Senior) 3-TAXI DRIVER 4-SURGEON 5-POLICE OFFICER 6-COMMERCIAL PILOT 7-HIGHWAY PATROL OFFICER 8-PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER 9-ADVERTISING ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE 10-REAL STATE AGENT NOW [10] worst jobs "Los [10] peores trabajos" 1. Roustabout: Performs routine physical labor and maintenance on oil rigs and pipelines, both on and off shore. 2. Lumberjack: Fells, cuts, and transports timber to be processed into lumber, paper, and other wood products. 3. Ironworker: Raises the steel framework of buildings, bridges, and other structures. 4. Dairy Farmer: Directs and takes part in activities involved in the raising of cattle for milk production. 5. Welder: Joins or repairs metal surfaces through the application of heat. 6. Garbage Collector: Collects refuse on a designated municipal route, and transports trash to disposal plants or landfill areas. 7. Taxi Driver: Operates a taxi cab over the streets and roads of a municipality, picking up and dropping off passengers by request. 8. Construction Worker: (Laborer)Assists construction trade workers by performing a wide variety of tasks requiring physical labor. 9. Meter Reader: Monitors public utility meters, and records volume of consumption by customers. 10. Mail Carrier: Delivers and collects mail along prearranged rural and urban routes. Actuary, a job that entails calculating the probability and financial impact of illness and property loss, ranks as the best job for 2010, based on research into 200 different positions in this year's exclusive CareerCast.com Jobs Rated report. Using five key measurement criteria – stress, working environment, physical demands, income and hiring outlook – the Jobs Rated report seeks to compare and contrast careers across a multitude of industries, skill levels and salary ranges, sorting them into a definitive list of jobs that can be called "worst" and "best." <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< By Sidhartha Banerjee, The Canadian Press A popular U.S. website has floated a unique suggestion for unemployed Americans desperately pounding the pavement in search of work. The sagely advice? Move to Canada. There was a fluttering Maple Leaf on the homepage Friday of the Huffington Post: The accompanying headline read: Need A Job? Try Canada, Where Hiring Is Booming And Home Prices Are Rising. The article was published amid news that Canada's economy added a whopping 93,200 new jobs last month; the U.S., meanwhile, continues to struggle with unemployment woes. The bottom of the HuffPost article carried a poll, asking people whether they would be willing to move to Canada for work. The results of that poll — which is by no means scientific — said 57 per cent would move to Canada if that's where the jobs are, while 16 per cent said they'd stay in the States. The U.S. Department of Labor reports the American unemployment rate at 9.5 per cent, and not really improving, while Canada's was reported Friday at 7.9 per cent and dropping fast. Economists say there are no easy answers as to why Canada is doing better — other than it just has a lot of different factors going for it. "There’s no arguing with this strong report. The jobs picture clearly shows that the Canadian recovery hasn’t stalled yet, despite signs of slowing momentum in the U.S. and other economies," says Benjamin Reitzes of BMO Capital Markets. Reitzes says Canada simply has had more going for it: exposure to commodities; a rebound in demand for Canadian manufactured goods; less indebted households with more money free to spend. The Huffington Post article tells readers: "Stubbornly high unemployment rates got you down? Not sold on the economic recovery? Look no further than America's polite neighbor to the north, where jobs numbers are surging and home prices have been rising steadily for nearly a year. "Last month, Canada, a nation with roughly one tenth of our population, created about 10,000 more new jobs than America. "Most of those Canadian jobs were created in Ontario and Quebec, which accounted for 90,000 hires. The Huffington Post article quickly generated more than 2,800 comments by 5:30 p.m. Friday. That comment stream featured plenty of Canadian self-congratulation and, amusingly, at one point evolved into a conversation about hockey in which people mainly ridiculed the Toronto Maple Leafs. One U.S. commenter said: "Congrats Canada! You didn't bail out your banks, home prices and sales have remained steady if not better, you have universal health-care, gay marriage and your still creating jobs? CANADA IS THE BEST PLACE TO LIVE." A Canadian responded: "Finance does not run business in Canada, and business does not run politics. "But Canadians might not want to get too smug. It's a trend puzzling to employers, said Luft, vice-president of marketing for Manpower Canada. "We would not get a lot of U. S. workers coming to Canada even though the pay was very attractive," he said. "Those workers would stay in their country and that always amazed us because they were so close. . Most of the workers came from abroad — Philipines, India, Eastern Europe and Western Europe. Take comfort, Canadian job-seekers. For the first time since January 2009, the unemployment rate fell below 8%. Statistics Canada reported that unemployment is at 7.9%, thanks to 93,000 new jobs created in June. A Bigger Salary Or Better Benefits?"These gains offset nearly all the employment losses observed during the labour market downturn which began in the fall of 2008," according to the latest from the Labour Force Survey, with 403,000 new jobs since July of last year. So, what sectors are hiring now? 1. Construction Even though the construction business added just 11,000 jobs last month, it's been the fastest growing industry since last July, the labour survey says. Since July 2009, there have been 94,000 more workers in that sector, thanks in part to the federal government's Economic Action Plan. The plan was designed to invest in infrastructure projects to create jobs in the industry. 2. Retail and Wholesale Trade There has been an increase of 69,000 workers in retail and wholesale trade in the last year, with 22,000 more jobs created last month alone. Although many of these jobs are part-time, the Retail Council of Canada states that the retail industry is the second-largest industry in the country. And part-time can often lead to full-time, the council advises, with opportunities in managerial, finance and administrative jobs that come with seniority. 3. Business and Support Services Business, building and other support services welcomed 20,000 new workers in June, and 86,000 since the beginning of the year. The number of employees in the private sector has continued to rise over the last year as companies add managers and administrative staff to their teams. 4. Health Care and Social Assistance The health care and social assistance sector added 20,000 workers in June. As the population ages, so does its dependence on health care. As in the United States, the Canadian Nurses Association warns that there will be a shortage in health care professionals in the future. CNA is working to improve working conditions for RNs to keep them in the industry, as well as attract newcomers to the profession. 5. Automotive Repair and Personal Care Business The automotive repair and personal care service sector also increased, with 17,000 new jobs in that industry added in June. Job openings are primarily due to current workers retiring. The industry is having some trouble attracting young people, though representatives there are working to develop partnerships with high schools in an effort to pique students' interest in the trade, according to the Canadian Automotive Repair and Service association. <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< If you want to read all my articles, please go to WordPress. Just click right here on: politics and corruption THESE ARE ALL MY ARTICLES: Who will win World War 111? Mr. Obama, that was a secret am-bush Hamas…Never! (Who could stop Israel?) Is the World in the Eve of Destruction? Hugo Chavez‘s last victory…and his biggest mistakes Venezuela: 20 years of a massacre Today Mr. Obama Disillusionment Mr. Obama visited Mexico. Why drugs and crimes today are destroying Mexico? The bold truth behind the Mexican Swine Flu How to prepare income tax at home in 20 minutes…and free How many visitors does Triond get everyday? La Barbie is 50 today No even one more second! The confusing confusion of Confucius by a Miss Panama contestant The best gift for Saint Valentine How to become millionaire working as an Email scammer African scammers have created a fake Yahoo page to get confidential information from you. "MISS PANAMA'S CONFUSION" IF YOU WANT TO LAUGH CLICK ON : VIDEOS <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< "THINGS YOU CAN GET FREE" Basic Computer Software - Thinking of purchasing a new computer? Think twice before you fork over the funds for a bunch of extra software. There are some great alternatives to the name brand software programs. The most notable is OpenOffice, the open-source alternative to those other guys. It's completely free and files can be exported in compatible formats. Your Credit Report - You don't have to pay for your credit report. You could sign up for one of the free credit monitoring services online to get a quick look at your credit report. You just have to remember to cancel the service before the end of the free trial. Or you could do one better and visit www.annualcreditreport.com, the only truly free place to see all three of your credit reports for free once a year. Cell Phone - The service plan may be expensive, but the phone itself doesn't have to cost a thing. Most major carriers will give you a free phone, even a free smart phone, with a 2 year contract. Books - There's a cool place in your town that's renting out books for free: the library. Remember that place? Stop by and put your favorite book on reserve. And if you don't feel like getting out, visit www. paperbackswap.com and find your books there (small shipping fees apply). Water - Besides the monthly utility bill, there's no reason to shell out $1 for every bottle of water you drink. Bottled water is so last decade anyway. We're over it, and into tap, filters, and reusable water bottles. It's cheaper for you and better for the environment. Credit Card - With as many credit cards as there are available on the market today, it's easy to avoid a credit card with an annual fee. Unless you're dead set on a particular perk that a fee card brings, skip the annual fee card and pocket that money yourself. Debt Reduction Help - Speaking of credit cards, if you're in over your head with credit card help, there are many free sources you can turn to for help with your debt. No one is going to be able to magically wipe away your debts, but there is help out there that will set you up on a debt reduction plan you can handle. Start with a visit to the National Foundation for Credit Counseling. Basic Tax Preparation - If your tax situation isn't that complicated, then you should probably be preparing your own tax return using one of the many free online services. It's now common for e-filing to be free as well with many services. You won't even need a stamp. The News - Leave it to a blogger to try and kill off traditional print. I'm not anti-newspaper. I just don't find them practical anymore. Skip the daily .50 cents and get your news online. And for you dedicated coupon clippers, you can get most of your Sunday coupons online now too. Budgeting Tools - There are many budgeting tools (both online and desktop) that offer up the service for free. Don't ask me how they do this, but who cares. If you're looking to reign in some of your spending, the good news is you can do it for free. Pets - This is a controversial one, I know. But there are likely many pets down at your local animal shelter that could use just as much love as the pure-bred types. There may be a small fee due to the shelter for shots and basic care, but you'll have your pet home without paying a mini-fortune. Shipping - If you like to buy online, you probably use coupons to get a percentage off of your purchase. Take your skills to the next level and look for coupons or promotion codes that offer free shipping. If in doubt, visit a site like www.freeshipping.org. Checking Account - Isn't it nice when a bank takes your money, lends it out to earn money, and then has the audacity to charge you for the service? What a joke. Checking should be free. If yours isn't free then move to one of the many banks that offers a checking account for free. And the same can be said for ATM fees, teller fees, and checks. DVD Rentals - Did you know that you can rent DVDs from RedBox locations for $1 a night? And better yet, if you use one of the coupon codes from www.insideredbox.com you can avoid the $1 charge. Free DVD rentals! Most libraries now have free DVD rental as well. Exercise - Skip the expensive gym memberships. Visit your local park for a walk or run. Do basic push-up and sit-up programs in your living room. Rent a workout DVD from the library. There are many free workout programs you can download online as well. <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Want to know what the best-paying college degrees are? College Degree Starting Median Pay Mid-career pay Petroleum engineering $93,000 $157,000 Aerospace engineering $59,400 $108,000 Chemical engineering $64,800 $108,000 Electrical engineering $60,800 $104,000 Nuclear engineering $63,900 $104,000 Applied mathematics $56,400 $101,000 Biomedical engineering $54,800 $101,000 Physics $50,700 $99,600 Computer engineering $61,200 $87,700 Economics $48,800 $97,800 Computer science $56,200 $97,700 Civil engineering $53,500 $93,400 Statistics $50,000 $93,400 Finance $47,500 $91,500 Software engineering $56,700 $91,300 Management info. systems $50,900 $90,300 Mathematics $46,400 $88,300 Government $41,500 $88,300 Information systems $49,300 $87,100 Construction Management $50,400 $87,000 20 Worst-Paying College Degrees in 2010: 1. Child and Family Studies $29,500 $38,400 2. Elementary Education $31,600 $44,400 3. Social Work $31,800 $44,900 4. Athletic Training $32,800 $45,700 5. Culinary Arts $35,900 $50,600 6. Horticulture $35,000 $50,800 7. Paralegal Studies/Law $35,100 $51,300 8. Theology $34,700 $51,300 9. Recreation & Leisure $33,300 $53,200 10. Special Education $36,000 $53,800 11. Dietetics $40,400 $54,200 12. Religious Studies $34,700 $54,400 13. Art $33,500 $54,800 14. Education $35,100 $54,900 15. Interdisciplinary Studies $35,600 $55,700 16. Interior Design $34,400 $56,600 17. Nutrition $42,200 $56,700 18. Graphic Design $35,400 $56,800 19. Music $36,700 $57,000 20. Art History $39,400 $57,100 <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< AHORA PRESIONE AQUI SOBRE: WWW. REALPOLITICA.COM PARA QUE LEA: ¿por qué USA iniciará pronto La Tercera Guerra Mundial? y, "USA ESTA HOY TOTALMENTE QUEBRADO" y, "POR QUE A LOS DUEÑOS DE BP NO LES PREOCUPA EL DERRAME EN EL GOLFO DE MEXICO" y,"CUANDO LEONEL ERA POBRE Y PARECIA HONESTO" ¡GLORIA ESTEFAN, PRESTEME SUS LAGRIMAS! AHORA DE UN CLICK SOBRE: realpolitica.com PARA QUE LOS LEA. <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< El libro: "Cuba, Cuando Mi Libertad Te Aprese" revela cosas que nadie ha dicho antes acerca de cómo USA maneja, presiona y manipula a los mediocres "presidentes" que son elegidos por ellos mismos. Y cómo USA utiliza su DEA para regular el millonario negocio de sus ilegales drogas, y así controlar los países. "Y por qué iniciará pronto La tercera Guerra mundial." Léalo para que luego diga: ¡Cómo he sido engañado! En este libro la realidad actual está pintada del color que es; no como su televisión se la presenta. Conocerá la verdad acerca del porqué el crimen y las drogas acaban hoy con México, Colombia, Puerto Rico y República Dominicana. Porqué USA está "totalmente quebrado" y sin ninguna posibilidad de recuperación; y porqué, y cómo, prepara una secreta emboscada para terminar con El Comandante Chávez. Y conocerá el verdadero papel que juega la famosa DEA en el millonario negocio de 'sus' ilegales drogas manejado por el poder dentro de USA. Y muchas otras cosas que siempre habían estado escondidas debajo de las mentiras. PRESIONE ESTE BOTON "SHARE" SI DESEA ENVIAR ESTA PAGINA A UN AMIGO, O CUALQUIER SITIO SOCIAL COMO FACEBOOK. EL PRECIO (POR ESTE MES): $6.19 DOLAR. LUEGO SERA: $9.19 PUEDE ADQUIRIRLO AQUI POR PAYPAL CON SU TARJETA DE CREDITO o DEBITO. SOLO PRESIONE ESE BOTON. Y LO RECIBIRA EN SU CORREO DESDE QUE PAGUE. La página de PayPal le va salir en Inglés, dele un click arriba en donde dice "English", para que se ponga en Español. TAMBIEN LO PUEDE COMPRAR EN: WWW.LULU.COM $9.19 Y SI TIENE UN "KINDLE" es un aparato que sirve para leer libros, (si no tiene Kindle, lo puede bajar gratis ahí mismo antes de COMPRAR ESTE LIBRO. 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