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    Graphic Designer Portfolios
    Getting a job as a graphic designer not only requires a good interview with the employer, but also a great portfolio. Your graphic designer portfolio makes you shine, so assemble a portfolio that represents your unique talent to increase your options and latch onto every opportunity.Cleanliness is very much required in the graphic designer portfolio. The pieces in your portfolio shouldn’t be dog-eared, torn or scuffed, nor should the portfolio case be dirty. Keep only ten to twelve pieces in your graphic designer portfolio. If you are interviewed for a particular job, place more designs pertaining to that job in the portfolio. Add some other designs so that the employer knows that you are capable of more than one form of graphic designing. Place your best pieces in the beginning and the end of the portfolio; these are the pieces people will remember the most.Never apologize to the employer about the work in your portfolio. The work here should be your best. Never place pieces you are not happy about, and don’t apologize for what you don’t like about the piece. To create a better portfolio, you could add some ‘fake’ projects that allow you to spread your design wings. The employer always wants to know what exactly it is that you can do in graphic designing. S
  • purl...........to edge with a chain of small loops as in knitting

  • pedal..........foot control
  • peddle.........to sell

  • peer...........an equal
  • pier...........wharf

  • pencil.........writing implement
  • pensil.........thin, swallowtail flag

  • per............for each
  • purr...........endearing cat hum

  • pharoah, see: farrow

  • phase, see: faze

  • phased, see: fazed

  • phew, see: few

  • phial, see: file

  • philter, see:
    3 Sleek Strategies for Turning Your Ideas into Instant Cash
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  • oar.............boat propulsion system
  • or...............comparitive article
  • ore.............mineral-laden dirt

  • odd.............see: awed

  • offal............see: aweful

  • oh...............interjection
  • owe.............to be indebted

  • ohs.............more than one letter "O"
  • owes............in debt

  • one.............singularity
  • won.............victorious

  • oohs...........as in "oohs and ahs"
  • ooze...........slime

  • oracle, see: auricle

  • oral, see: aural

  • ordinance......a decree
  • ordnance.......artillery

  • ought, see: aught

  • our, see: hour

  • ours, see: hours

  • overdo.........carried to excess
  • overdue........past time for payment

  • paced..........measured by footsteps
  • paste..........thick glue

  • packed.........placed in a container
  • pact...........agreement

  • pail...........bucket
  • pale...........light colored

  • pain...........it hurts
  • pane...........a single panel of glass

  • pair...........a set of two
  • pare...........cutting down
  • pear...........bottom-heavy fruit

  • palate.........taste
  • pallet.........a platform for transporting goods; bed
  • pallette.......a selection of paint

  • pall...........to become wearisome
  • Paul...........a man's name
  • pawl...........locks a ratchet

  • passed.........approved; moved on
  • past...........before now

  • patience.......being willing to wait
  • patients.......doctor's customer

  • pause..........to hesitate
  • paws...........cat transportation

  • pea............round, green legume
  • pee............urinate, slang

  • peace..........free of war or calamity
  • piece..........a part of

  • peak...........mountain top
  • peek...........secret look
  • pique...........ruffled pride

  • peal...........ringing sound
  • peel...........fruit outer covering, the act of removing a covering

  • pealed.........rang with sound as with a bell
  • peeled.........having removed the covering

  • pearl..........round, luminescent gem from an oyster
  • purl...........to edge with a chain of small loops as in knitting

  • pedal..........foot control
  • peddle.........to sell

  • peer...........an equal
  • pier...........wharf

  • pencil.........writing implement
  • pensil.........thin, swallowtail flag

  • per............for each
  • purr...........endearing cat hum

  • pharoah, see: farrow

  • phase, see: faze

  • phased, see: fazed

  • phew, see: few

  • phial, see: file

  • philter, see: f
    Liability Insurance What You Should Know
    Liability insurance is no longer a might need insurance. We should have it with our vehicle insurance, it is called third party insurance and mostly is included with your vehicle registration. If your State transport registration doesn't have it included then you will need to have it included with your normal vehicle insurance.You may find with your home insurance that public liability is included and you will need to take note of up to what amount you are covered for. These days you can find yourself in a situation where someone comes onto your property and injures himself or herself in some way and you are up for a hefty compensation amount. So check all you insurance policies.Anyone who is in business, runs a tradesman service of some kind, makes or manufactures a product, is a professional person, is an employer or offers employment of any kind will need liability insurance. If you are involved with any of these types of activities, then you will need to cover yourself in case your activities cause loss or damage to anyone. If you have liability insurance cover, money will be available to pay compensation to those injured or for property damaged.There has been a rise in contingency fee litigation offered by lawyers and it is not uncommon fo
    see: aural

  • ordinance......a decree
  • ordnance.......artillery

  • ought, see: aught

  • our, see: hour

  • ours, see: hours

  • overdo.........carried to excess
  • overdue........past time for payment

  • paced..........measured by footsteps
  • paste..........thick glue

  • packed.........placed in a container
  • pact...........agreement

  • pail...........bucket
  • pale...........light colored

  • pain...........it hurts
  • pane...........a single panel of glass

  • pair...........a set of two
  • pare...........cutting down
  • pear...........bottom-heavy fruit

  • palate.........taste
  • pallet.........a platform for transporting goods; bed
  • pallette.......a selection of paint

  • pall...........to become wearisome
  • Paul...........a man's name
  • pawl...........locks a ratchet

  • passed.........approved; moved on
  • past...........before now

  • patience.......being willing to wait
  • patients.......doctor's customer

  • pause..........to hesitate
  • paws...........cat transportation

  • pea............round, green legume
  • pee............urinate, slang

  • peace..........free of war or calamity
  • piece..........a part of

  • peak...........mountain top
  • peek...........secret look
  • pique...........ruffled pride

  • peal...........ringing sound
  • peel...........fruit outer covering, the act of removing a covering

  • pealed.........rang with sound as with a bell
  • peeled.........having removed the covering

  • pearl..........round, luminescent gem from an oyster
  • purl...........to edge with a chain of small loops as in knitting

  • pedal..........foot control
  • peddle.........to sell

  • peer...........an equal
  • pier...........wharf

  • pencil.........writing implement
  • pensil.........thin, swallowtail flag

  • per............for each
  • purr...........endearing cat hum

  • pharoah, see: farrow

  • phase, see: faze

  • phased, see: fazed

  • phew, see: few

  • phial, see: file

  • philter, see:
    Paralegals: Don't Burn Bridges
    There’s a new job on the horizon. You get to leave your old job. You know, the one with the boss you can’t stand. The really mean one. The one you’d love to give a piece of your mind. Matter of fact, you think you’ll do just that…before you leave….It’s perfectly fine to act that one out in fantasy, as many times as delights you. But heed this advice – don’t do it in reality! And here’s why.Life has a funny way of tossing curve balls our way. That very same ex-boss with whom you shared your parting piece of mind? Suddenly, he’s opposing counsel on a new case your new attorney boss just accepted. Even worse, he could be your attorney’s co-counsel on a case!Perish the thought, but what if for some unforeseen reason, your new job doesn’t work out? Now you’re scrambling to interview elsewhere. You need a recent recommendation. It’s going to be rather awkward to ask the one who vividly recalls you spouting off as you waltzed out the door.One certainly doesn’t have to lie when leaving an unpleasant position. “Thank you, Mr. Smith, it’s been great working with you. I couldn’t wait to get to work every day. I’ll miss you.” That’s really piling it on, isn’t it? If that were true, why are you leaving?If questioned as to why you’re
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  • pair...........a set of two
  • pare...........cutting down
  • pear...........bottom-heavy fruit

  • palate.........taste
  • pallet.........a platform for transporting goods; bed
  • pallette.......a selection of paint

  • pall...........to become wearisome
  • Paul...........a man's name
  • pawl...........locks a ratchet

  • passed.........approved; moved on
  • past...........before now

  • patience.......being willing to wait
  • patients.......doctor's customer

  • pause..........to hesitate
  • paws...........cat transportation

  • pea............round, green legume
  • pee............urinate, slang

  • peace..........free of war or calamity
  • piece..........a part of

  • peak...........mountain top
  • peek...........secret look
  • pique...........ruffled pride

  • peal...........ringing sound
  • peel...........fruit outer covering, the act of removing a covering

  • pealed.........rang with sound as with a bell
  • peeled.........having removed the covering

  • pearl..........round, luminescent gem from an oyster
  • purl...........to edge with a chain of small loops as in knitting

  • pedal..........foot control
  • peddle.........to sell

  • peer...........an equal
  • pier...........wharf

  • pencil.........writing implement
  • pensil.........thin, swallowtail flag

  • per............for each
  • purr...........endearing cat hum

  • pharoah, see: farrow

  • phase, see: faze

  • phased, see: fazed

  • phew, see: few

  • phial, see: file

  • philter, see:
    With Consumer Credit Counseling - The Earlier You Start the Better
    It is important to begin working with a consumer credit counseling service as soon as you realize that you will not be able to manage your debt or are unable to manage to pay even the minimum payments on your credit cards. Don’t wait until you are being harassed by debt collectors every day.Even thought it is important to get financial help as soon as possible, do be careful when choosing a consumer credit counseling service as not all are as they seem. Take a good look at the service you choose.Most organizations will not charge you an up-front fee at all, but if they do charge a fee right off the bat it should not be more than around $10. Another thing to be wary of is the claim that they can settle your debt for little or not money – these are not legitimate credit counseling services.You can also check out the organization by finding out if they are registered with either the National Foundation for Credit Counseling or the Association of Independent Consumer Credit Counseling Agency.After you have chosen a legitimate agency to work with you must be sure to check the monthly statements carefully. One thing to look out for it that the payments you make to the credit counseling agency are transferred to your creditors on a timely basis, a
    ...........cat transportation

  • pea............round, green legume
  • pee............urinate, slang

  • peace..........free of war or calamity
  • piece..........a part of

  • peak...........mountain top
  • peek...........secret look
  • pique...........ruffled pride

  • peal...........ringing sound
  • peel...........fruit outer covering, the act of removing a covering

  • pealed.........rang with sound as with a bell
  • peeled.........having removed the covering

  • pearl..........round, luminescent gem from an oyster
  • purl...........to edge with a chain of small loops as in knitting

  • pedal..........foot control
  • peddle.........to sell

  • peer...........an equal
  • pier...........wharf

  • pencil.........writing implement
  • pensil.........thin, swallowtail flag

  • per............for each
  • purr...........endearing cat hum

  • pharoah, see: farrow

  • phase, see: faze

  • phased, see: fazed

  • phew, see: few

  • phial, see: file

  • philter, see:
    List Building With Giveaways - Why They Are No Longer Efective
    I am going to jump right into this and say that I do not believe that giveaways are effective in the year 2007, nor will they be in the future. I think that at one time they were effective, but I believe they have lost their effectiveness.Giveaways online are highly popular web sites that recruit marketers to donate products to giveaway on their web site.Then, visitors to the giveaway have the opportunity to download for free each of the items that are offered on the site. The catch to the visitor is that they have to opt in to each of the marketers’ lists if they want the free gift. So the marketer who puts up the free gift gets the opt in lead of the person who downloaded the free gift.In theory, this sounds really good – if your gift gets downloaded 1000 times, you get 1000 opt in email subscribers. And when these first came out, I imagine that they were productive than they are today.The problem with these today is that people are already on multiple email lists, which dilutes the impact of each additional email. Now, someone comes to the giveaway, downloads 60 items, one of which is yours, and each the marketers (including you) get the opt in email.But what happens when all of you start mailing this person? They become overwhe
  • purl...........to edge with a chain of small loops as in knitting

  • pedal..........foot control
  • peddle.........to sell

  • peer...........an equal
  • pier...........wharf

  • pencil.........writing implement
  • pensil.........thin, swallowtail flag

  • per............for each
  • purr...........endearing cat hum

  • pharoah, see: farrow

  • phase, see: faze

  • phased, see: fazed

  • phew, see: few

  • phial, see: file

  • philter, see: filter

  • phlox, see: flocks

  • pi.............3.1416...
  • pie............filled crust pastry

  • picnic.........outdoor meal
  • pyknic.........physiological type with thick neck, large abdomen and short limbs

  • pieced.........assembled from pieces
  • piste..........a ski run of compacted snow

  • pincer.........claw-like gripping action
  • pincher........one who pinches
  • pinscher.......terrier

  • pistil.........seed-bearing organ of a flower
  • pistol.........hand gun

  • place..........a location
  • plaice.........a flounder

  • plain..........not fancy
  • plane..........a surface

  • plait..........braid
  • plate..........a dish

  • planar.........flat
  • planer.........one who planes

  • pleas..........crys for help
  • please.........good manners

  • pleural........related to lungs
  • plural.........more than one

  • plum...........purple fruit
  • plumb..........straight up and down

  • polar..........relating to the North or South poles
  • poler..........one who uses a pole

  • Pole...........a person from Poland
  • pole...........big stick
  • poll...........a voting

  • poled..........a pole was used
  • polled.........lacking horns

  • pone...........the dealer's opponent in two-handed card games
  • pony...........a small horse

  • poor...........no money
  • pore...........careful study; microscopic hole
  • pour...........to flow freely

  • popery.........a disparaging term for Catholics
  • potpourri......a miscellaneous collection

  • praise.........to commend
  • prays..........petition to God
  • preys..........hunts

  • pray...........worship God
  • prey...........hunt

  • precedence.....priority
  • precedents.....established course of action
  • presidents.....commanders-in-chief

  • presence.......the state of being present
  • presents.......gifts

  • pride..........ego
  • pryed..........opened with force

  • pries..........wedging open
  • prize..........the reward

  • prince.........son of the King
  • prints.........impressions

  • principal......head of school
  • principle......causative for

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