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We get a lot of pitches from companies during the Super Bowl week, but this one intrigued us more than others - web site optimizer site Yottaa is predicting which Super Bowl advertiser sites are likely to crash or slow down significantly during the game.
Yottaa says there are many reasons why these sites will likely have performance issues, including "improperly integrated social media widgets, bloated images and the use of CDNs with variable performance histories". The company says it has reviewed the front-end performance (how many assets are loaded, size of Web pages, types of widgets used) of the Super Bowl advertiser's sites to make its predictions. The company says the top four sites that will crash during the Super Bowl include:
#1: Cars.com
#2: GoDaddy.com
#3: Taxact.com
#4: History.com
Based on what the company has released so far in terms of their advertising, I'm not particularly sold that there will be a mad rush to head to these sites during the game (apart from GoDaddy, for obvious reasons). Here's the Cars.com ad that's been previewed, which I find really creepy for some reason:
For the folks at GoDaddy, you would think that having been in the Super Bowl ad game business for several years now, that they would have a better handle on their content delivery network and web site performance issues. In this case, maybe it's the content of their ads that will likely draw people to the site on game day (they always do a "For the unrated content, go to the site" message on their ads). Interestingly, I found that their 2012 preview ads actually talk about technology terms (the .co domain and cloud services) that go beyond the typical mainstream TV viewer:
The folks at Taxact.com haven't posted their ad online yet, but instead have a bunch of teaser ads with the tagline of "The Free is Coming", with a scary movie-like vibe with a kid in a pool, a yawning cat, etc. Remember, folks, these are ads for an online tax preparation site:
I'm rooting for this site to crash during the game - not because I have anything against the company, but rather that their ads are so annoying and stupid. The current ad for the site, which I had to endure during the NFL Playoffs, features a cab driver named "Mama" who yells at her two passengers after they complain about paying for a tax return: If you haven't been subjected to this torture, watch this ad:
I know that these are ads, but I prefer to have at least some semblance of internal logic when watching an ad scenario play out. First, a cab driver should care less about what two customers are talking about inside their cab. Second, "Mama" kicks the two customers out of the cab - whaaa? Third, she then yells at the ad viewer to go to Taxact.com and "Tell 'em Mama sent ya." It's not a good ad when you want to punch Mama in the face.
The fourth site on the Yottaa list is History.com, a first-time Super Bowl advertiser that plans on showing a preview for the third season of Swamp People, which debuts on Feb. 9 (four days after the Super Bowl). It probably made this list for the fact that they're a first-timer, not because their ad is so compelling that people will want to go to the site. This ad may not be the one they're running, but it's the closest one I could find with a Season 3 preview:
Yottaa also predicted three sites that will "slow down the most" during the Super Bowl:
#1 Coke.com: This is likely because of Coke's social media campaign during the game - the site "CokePolarBowl.com" is a site hosted within Facebook, and the animated polar bears watching the game will respond in real time during the game's action, including when a team scores a touchdown, has a turnover, or if a bad call is made. Coke also plans to post Twitter updates from the bears during the game.
#2: Kia.com: Their ad, previously featured here, includes Victoria's Secret model Adriana Lima (for reasons, see GoDaddy, above).
#3: Budlight.com Interestingly, Anheuser-Busch hasn't jumped on the "we'll release our ads early" bandwagon as much as other advertisers, but there is likely to be a bunch of Budweiser and "funny" Bud Light ads, as well as the heartwarming, heart-string-tugging Clydesdales.
Yottaa says it will be tracking all of the advertisers' sites during the Super Bowl at this site, so you can see if their predictions were right or not during or after the game.
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I lost my mom to heart attack suddenly on age of her 52 due to multiple sclerosis and very bad situation with inside home violence. Her heart couldnt stand to be in paralysis for so long (its been about 10 years) and a very bad attitude from dad couldnt move her forward but made her stuck. Its been exactly 1 year from the day i lost her. I couldnt say my goodbye as it happened in a glimpse of an eye and all i can think of is why all these happened to me and what if i could change it... there are nights i cry so much, i try not to let anyone know im in such situation and put a happy mask through the day. None can understand what such a loss mean inside the daily routine and our lives... i cant move forward, i still think i will listen to her voice waking me up to help her go to toilet, i still think i will listen to her voice to cook a meal properly, her way and more... oh god so many more... I think all these little things that used to **ss me off when she kept doing... I want them all back, now... if only i could change the past and help her. I wish no one should go through this decease and i hope if such thing happens, that family and friends will fully support you. I hope whoever reads this, hug his mother instantly and give her a BIG kiss from me, an unknown... that will make me happy.. i really dont know what more to say.. i just feel small..
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On this rainy day, I polled me, myself & I, and it was a unanimous vote that I needed to bake a warm, chocolatey treat. These raspberry fudge brownies from Primally Inspired did not disappoint! They are made with wholesome ingredients and grain, dairy & nut free which means that I can eat them around Josiah without fear that he will have an allergic reaction… but sadly, not share with him since sugar is not a part of his healing diet (they do contain maple syrup, cocoa powder & chocolate chips). I highly recommend you try these!
Farmer's Market Finds 6/21/14
I love going to the local Farmer's Markets on Saturday mornings! It's my weekly "me" time when I go and find fresh food to fill our bellies for the week. I really enjoy supporting our local economy & seeing familiar faces each week. Many of our farmers know me by name. It's great to know where our food comes from and how it was raised/grown.
Here is what I found this week:
Green Beans – $2
Zucchini – $4
Grape Tomatoes – $1.50
Zephyr Squash – $3
Cucumbers – $1
Okra – $4
1 lb Bacon Ends – $4
2 Chocolate Chip "Face" Cookies – $2.50
Do you frequent your local farmer's market/s? What were your finds this week?
A Tribute To My Husband On Our 5 Year Anniversary
5 years ago today I walked down the aisle to be joined together in marriage to the most wonderful husband in the world. I am an incredibly blessed woman. Here are just a few of the many reasons I love my husband:
1. He loves Jesus. Recently we have had some pretty serious conversations about plans for raising our child/ren all with the goal of teaching them about The Lord. My husband is so passionate about loving Jesus that some of these conversations have brought him to tears. That really says something because he rarely cries.
2. He leads our family well. It is so relieving to me that I don't have to make big decisions all by myself & many times when I am overwhelmed or do not know what the right choice is, I just leave it up to my husband. I am thankful that because He seeks God's will, he has wisdom in making decisions for us and I can lovingly submit and trust him.
3. He spoils me. Oh, how he spoils me! I am very frugal by nature and cannot stand to "waste" money, food, "stuff," time, etc. My husband has given me the trust and freedom to manage our money how I deem appropriate, but I frequently turn to him to help me make financial decisions… and he is so generous to me! For example, I recently *needed* to purchase a new swim top because the tops I owned do not currently fit *cough*nursing*cough*. After searching every store in town, I finally found one that fit nicely and modestly. The price was a bit steep, so I went to my husband for counsel about what to do. He told me that I should buy the swim top, that it was a good investment, and that he wanted me to have nice things. This is just one example of his kindness to me. He frequently differs to my whims and puts my wants above his own. He gives me back and foot massages almost daily, just because he knows how much I like them. He is so good to care for our little one on Saturday mornings while I go to the farmer's market and grocery shopping (which is my excuse to leisurely spend a little time alone).
4. His words are kind. My husband knows that my primary love language is words of affirmation. He does such a good job of loving me in this way, even though it is not his own love language. He frequently compliments me, tells me he loves me, pays attention to my appearance, etc. He is rarely harsh, and when he is angry he tries very hard not to speak unkindly to me.
5. He is a servant. He is always looking for ways to serve our family and others. He doesn't keep "I owe you" tabs on people, but rather gives with a cheerful heart and without expecting anything in return.
6. He makes me laugh. Definitely a third-born child, he is such a comedian. He is corny & loves witty puns, but he knows how to make me laugh (and groan) with his jokes.
7. He is laid back and not uptight. I am a Type A personality. I get frazzled at silly things. I am so thankful that my husband is the opposite of this & because of him, I am learning to be more laid back as well. No need to make mountains out of mole hills!
So, there you have some of my favorite things about my husband. I could keep going and going with reasons I adore him, but for now I will leave it at this.
Thank you, Lord, for 9 years of a sweet relationship with the man you made my husband 5 years ago today. What an underserved blessing You have given to me in him!
Hospitality: A Tight Budget is No Excuse
Every so often my husband and I will sit down and evaluate our family goals and plan for the future. Last time we did this, we decided that we needed to put more of an emphasis on hospitality, both in and out of our home. I used to think that hospitality meant planning a large party and spending a lot of money & since we have always been on a tight budget, that was my excuse for not being more hospitable. I would love to throw a party with a main dish of steak & shrimp, appetizers, fruit trays, steamed veggies, and lavish desserts, but that is just not at all within our financial means. Over the years I have learned that hospitality is more about my desire to serve from my heart and can be done with either a lot or a little money.
Last weekend, we invited several friends over for a potluck lunch after church. We had a wonderful time of fellowship, catching up on life and encouraging one another in The Lord. Here are some tips for hosting a get together on a budget:
1. Potluck! – I provided a main dish, a side dish & a dessert, and then asked the guests to sign up to bring the other items that were needed.
2. Pick a fun theme – …and then think of frugal dishes that go along with that theme. We used "Mexican Fiesta" as our theme this time. I made some homemade tortillas, and then cooked up a big pot of chicken, rice, black beans & salsa and another pot of re-fried pinto beans so that our guests could make burritos. I opened up a bag of tortilla chips and set out the rest of the jar of salsa for people to munch on. I also made some individual "soapapilla cheesecakes" (recipe to come) in muffin liners that were really tasty. I also sliced a lime that I put in a pitcher with water.
3. Use what you already have – when deciding what dishes to serve, I checked my pantry and refrigerator to see what I already had. When it came down to it, I only had to purchase the cream cheese for the cheesecake, the lime & a couple of cans of beans. $7 total I think. After our potluck, there were still plenty of leftovers for me to send with my husband for lunch throughout the week.
I am so thankful that I no longer see our finances as a deterrent to inviting people into our home and taking meals to others. In fact, I have recently been trying to get creative about how to go about serving more through meals. At this stage of life with a little one, it is not practical for me to serve in some other areas that I have served in the past, but something that I can do with my baby on my hip is to make a meal and take it to a family in need. What joy it brings my heart to be helpful in this way & give to others! I pray that I will continue to look for practical ways that I can serve as a young mom.
The Rewards of One Income Living
Yesterday I shared that this is the first time in a decade that I have been monetarily unemployed. However, my husband and I have intentionally lived off of one income (his) for the almost 5 years we have been married. When we started our marriage, he was making a very modest income & sometimes I wondered if we would be able to pay our bills. Over the years, God has blessed us financially to where we now live more comfortable, but he still makes a modest amount. We knew that our goal was for me to eventually stay at home with our child/ren, so we planned for that by only using my income to pay off debt, put in savings, and use for emergencies. To do this, we made a lot of "sacrifices." This included:
– We rarely ate out (we still rarely eat out).
– I used hand-me-downs to decorate our home.
– We got creative in the kitchen, using healthy, but frugal ingredients.
– No shopping "just for fun."
– When we needed to replace an item, I would first check places like Craigslist for used items & bargains.
– Lots of making due with what we had.
– Cheap/free date nights.
– Lots of saying "no" even when it was difficult.
Here is what (by God's grace) we have been able to do in the past 5 years by living off of just one income:
1. Pay off over $50,000 in student loans. God was very kind to allow me to scholarship through college and never have loans, but my incredible husband went through a grueling fast-track program at a specialized University that did not give or accept scholarships. Thankfully, he was able to stay (rent free) with a very sweet couple during his 13 months of college, so he only had to take out loans for the actual program plus a minor amount for living expenses, but we still ended up $50k in debt due to the expense of the program. In the long run, we felt this was a worthwhile decision because he obtained his degree in 13 months and was able to start working full-time while our other friends (and myself) still had almost 3 years of college to complete.
2. Save up for a large down payment on our home & a conventional loan. We had a goal of getting a conventional mortgage loan rather than an FHA loan primarily because the interest rates are usually much lower on conventional loans. However, to receive a conventional loan one of the requirements is at least a 20% down payment.
3. Buy a car with cash. We knew we didn't want a car payment. We drove an old "clunker" vehicle for quite some time as we saved up, hunted for a good deal, and then bought a lovely little used car worth over $10,000 (determined by Kelly Blue Book) for $6,500 from a local cash only lot. What a blessing!
4. Save for unexpected expenses & emergencies. Overall, we have been blessed to be a very healthy family. However, our little boy did arrive almost 7 weeks before expected and spent a few weeks in the NICU. Then, in the last several months he developed some eczema and other symptoms that sent us for allergy testing. Recently, our refrigerator stopped working & we had to buy a new one fast. The transmission on our vehicle also started to blow out, so that was another $2,500 we needed. It is a blessing to have some financial cushion in order to pay off these unforeseen bills.
Has it been difficult? You bet! Has it been worth it? For sure!
Now that we truly are a one income family, things aren't changing drastically for us. We already know how to live on one income. The only differences is that our savings/emergency fund amount is increasing much more slowly. Many do not choose to live this way (and some families truly cannot due to the size of their income), but I am thankful that we had the opportunity and that we took it. I believe it is paying off (no pun intended) in the long haul. Thank you, Lord, for such a blessing!
Is It Enough?
When I was a little girl and others asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up, I would always respond, "a mom!" My mother was a stay-at-home mom (SAHM). My husband's mother was a SAHM. Many of my friends mother's were SAHM's. In my little world, it was just a given that I would get married, have babies, and stay at home with my children.
As I grew older, I was encouraged to go to college, obtain a degree & have a career. After all, I would need a job in case it wasn't God's plan for me to marry or if something were to happen to my husband and I needed to support myself and my children. I have always been fascinated with God's creation of the human body. I loved my science classes, specifically biology & anatomy. I chose to earn a Bachelors of Science in Nursing degree and obtain a license as a Registered Nurse.
Over the years I have had various jobs. I started babysitting for others when I was a young teen, started working part time at a local cafe when I was fifteen, went to nursing school, worked as a patient care tech for a year and a half, then most recently I have worked as a Registered Nurse for the past four years.
Today is the first day in a decade that I have not been employed outside of the home.
Today I woke up and my title is wife and "Mommy."
This is my dream job, and yet, a little voice in my head says, "oh, that's not enough! is that ALL???" I have had a career alongside these other roles for so long that I am left to wonder if being a SAHM is really enough? Sure, it's a full-time work load & there is always something to keep me busy, but is it fulfilling? Am I wasting my time? Shouldn't I be doing more?
…and then I look at the little face smiling up at me and I am reminded of the seriousness of my job as a mother. This little child does not know Jesus & it's my job to teach him. It's my job to introduce him to the most important man that ever lived, and the only One who can save him from his sins.
So, today I will cherish every moment of that blessed role. I will walk into my little one's room, turn off his sound machine, turn his light on, and start singing, "Rise and shine and give God the glory!" just like we do each morning, and then we will start our day together. I will watch him as he makes new discoveries, smile and nod when he looks up at me and grins while showing me his toys, and give him encouragement to learn and grow. I will help him make messes and then clean up those messes. I will hug him, kiss him, cuddle him, and remind him of how much I love him. Most importantly, I will teach him about Jesus Christ.
Yes, that is a fulfilling role for me. That is more than enough.
Thank You, Lord, for giving me the privilege and blessing of being a stay-at-home mom!


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Miles Elam wrote: > Stefano Mazzocchi wrote: > >> Hmmm, what happens if I do >> >> sendPage("foo") >> getAnswerFor("bar") >> >> ??? >> >> I think that sendPageAndWait() *is* atomic once you get it. Separating >> the two doesn't sound like SoC anymore if you can mess up like above, >> it becomes FoC (fragmentation of concerns) which is bad > > > Forgive my interruption, but what does atomicity have to do with this at > all? Unless I missed something fundamental to the flowscript examples I > have seen, they are all single-threaded paths of execution. Atomicity > in the database sense is only difficult when you have multiple clients > working on the same dataset. If there is only one client, even flat > file datastore access is atomic. Atomicity in programmatic logic is > only necessary when you have multiple threads/processes accessing a > common resource. > > sendPageAndWait() still sounds like too much implementation detail to > me. Do you execute executeQueryAndWait() to a database connection? No, because there is a state-preserving channel (a connection) between you and the database. On the web or any other REST-architected networks, we don't. > The > function still blocks until the database has enough time and resources > to respond. sendPage() (or just about every other function name method > thus far) strikes me as an intrinsically atomic construct by virtue of > the fact that it is executed in a single solitary path of execution. I think I abused the term 'atomic' for this. Look at what sendPageAndWait() is supposed to do: 1) create the continuation object 2) store it someplace 3) get its id 4) invoque the sitemap with the required URI 5) pass the invocation parameters and the continuation id Guess what? it doesn't wait at all! If it waited (say, stopping the execution of a java thread) we would not be able to scale massively! (and this is the reason why nobody with a grain of salt even proposed to stop thread execution on the server side!) What I *love* about the concept of sendPageAndWait() is that its semantics don't indicate what the method really does, but what the user is expecting a 'simple' system to do. Of course, when you call a database you expect to be waiting for the resoult... but web programmers are used to all kind of dirty tricks to be able to keep state and program FSM-like machineries. So, this is the reason why I think it's cool to specify "AndWait", because if you say "sendPage" people will think: ok, I have to save the state myself. So, what I called "atomicity" is the fact that two operations: 1) sending the page 2) keeping the state were done at the same time, without having the user to think about it explicitly. Several people proposed to have two different methods, one for sending the page, one for saving the state, but it becomes problematic since this separation can be abused (see my example above) > The only problem I see with getAnswerFor() is that a page may not return > information other than a continuation id (eg. license agreements, > general status pages detailing your information up to a certain point, > etc.). However, even with getAnswerFor() and sendPage(), I doubt it > would be too terrible to simply set a flag whenever sendPage() is called > so that if getAnswerFor() is called after it, it fires an exception > alerting the developer that he/she can't do that. > > On a similar note, what is the use case for calling sendPage() (without > the wait) and then sendPageAndWait() later? I think I missed that part > of the discussion in the archives. Once you send a response in a web > model, you can't send another with the expectation that the client is > still listening. > > This is the reason I proposed sendLastPage(). Semantically it implies > that no other requests will be sent from the client regard this extended > conversation; The give and take is over. > > So: > > sendPage(foo1); > sendPage(foo2); > sendPage(foo3); > ... > sendPage(fooN); > sendLastPage(finishfoo); > > Conceptually, all of them block until the sendLastPage() call. > Semantically -- at least in my mind -- it makes no sense to send a page > after the last (non-blocking) page. Does it make sense to send two last > pages? No. Does it make sense to send a page after the last one? No. > Conceptually *very* simple for the end developer. > > My fundamental question is this. How is blocking on user input any more > special a case than blocking on database, network, filesystem, or any > other data? like I said, the intrinsic stateless nature of the web. > Granted, the point of the code is usually for the benefit > of the user, but in this case, the focus is on the script developer. > From the script developer's point of view, how are database > connections, network connections, filesystem accesses, or user form > inputs any different from one another? They all can timeout. They all > block/wait for data before returning. Agreed, but the usual web developer doesn't think that way: he *expects* to require to save state by himself/herself. > The flow script developer is > conceptually waiting for the function to return just like every other > function call. Yes, but you are not doing RPC, dude. it's not you calling somebody, it's somebody calling you! Big conceptual difference. If the user doesn't respond, a timeout occurs that > interrupts execution just like when a database becomes unavailable and > the exception breaks the flow of execution. Wrong. If you ask me a page, I give it to you with sendPageAndWait() and you go home, that continuation will simply expire, the execution *will not* continue. This is a *very* different behavior from any blocking I/O paradigm. And this is because it's not your code to be in control. In fact, they used the term 'reinversion of control' to describe the architectural concepts behind continuation-based web logic. > I don't mean to butt in when I haven't contributed to flow, but as I > will be a user of this API, obscure function semantics aren't going to > make my life easier when I teach others how to use it. Maybe with this more information the picture changed somehow. > If I have a fundamental misunderstanding of the issues involved, please > let me know on or off the list. I think you are failing to see that there is a (admittedly subdle) difference between flow control (when you drive the I/O request) and reinverted flow control (when you 'fake' the fact that you drive the I/O request, but in fact, you are not). > A URL or book reference will do. But I > fail to see the logic in enforcing wait/block denotation to the function > name when connotation is already there in a function call. You definately have a good point, but I fear that web programmers are so used to stateless environments where functions that return pages to the client are not blocking (in fact, the act of sending a page frees the thread!) that we need the extra working to make sure they see a difference in what they are used to. -- Stefano Mazzocchi <firstname.lastname@example.com> -------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Toni Press-Coffman
Toni Press-Coffman is an American playwright, living and working in Tucson, Arizona. She was born and raised in New York City.
Career overview[edit]
Toni Press-Coffman is the recipient of several national playwriting awards.[1] Her play Touch has been produced at the Humana Festival at Actors Theatre of Louisville, and the Theatre of N.O.T.E. in Los Angeles, as well as other theatres throughout the United States and Europe.[2][3][4][5] Another play, That Slut! has received favorable notices.[6] In 2000, Press-Coffman was awarded an NEA/TCG Playwright Residency Award. Additionally, she was one of 12 playwrights selected to participate in the 1995 Eugene O'Neill National Playwrights Conference.
Toni Press-Coffman has received fellowships and awards from the California Arts Council, the Arizona State Playwriting Contest, the Negro Ensemble Theatre Company, the Invisible Theatre, Wisconsin Women in the Arts, the Rockefeller Foundation, the Peninsula Community Foundation (which later merged with Community Foundation Silicon Valley to become the Silicon Valley Community Foundation), and the Shubert Foundation. She has a BA in Playwriting from UCLA and an MA in Theatre and Film from the University of Connecticut, and has taught Playwriting at several major universities.
Toni Press-Coffman is Literary Coordinator of Borderlands Theatre in Tucson, where she lives, writes, teaches and acts. She is also a member of the Dramatists Guild and, as Literary Committee Chair, serves on the Executive Committee of the National New Play Network.
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From: "Pam/Susan" <>
Subject: [ZA-EC] BLORE & SHAW
Date: Thu, 7 Aug 2008 11:13:33 +0200
In-Reply-To: <006f01c8f74c$44e6f120$0201010a@macleodfamily>
Dear Lynn
do you have any information on the children of Charlotte Elizabeth Shaw
(1823) and William Luck BLORE? I have alot of info on the children of Samuel
Best SHAW (Charlotte's brother) and Mary Anne BARNES. I am happy to swop
information or make what I have available to others.
Susan Ziehl
-----Original Message-----
From: Lynn MacLeod [mailto:]
Sent: 6 August 2008 00:40
To: ;
Subject: Re: [ZA-EC] Extracts from the South African Commercial
Advertiser-July 1837
Thanks again Sue for all these wonderful transcripts - great snippets.
For those researching Barnabas SHAW - the BLORE connection below is brother
to William Luck BLORE who married Charlotte Elizabeth SHAW.
Take care
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From: "Sue Mackay" Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 2008 12:18 AM
Subject: [ZA-EC] Extracts from the South African Commercial Advertiser -July
Transcribed from CO53/4 at the National Archives in Kew, London
Saturday 8 July 1837
John Townsend BLORE AM will in the early part of next month open an Academy
for Young Gentlemen at No.18 Roeland-street. It is his intention not to
receive as Pupils any under 10 years of age, nor any at that age or above it
who are unable to read and spell English with moderate correctness.
He will administer Instruction in the English, Latin and Greek languages; in
Ancient and Modern Geography; in Ancient and Modern History; in the Science
of Mathematics, in Book-keeping and in Writing. For Tuition in any or all of
these Branches of Education his charge will be £1 per month for each Pupil.
To those who may be desirous of studying the French Language, a Class will
be open thrice a week. An extra charge of One Guinea per Quarter will be
made for teaching this Language.
A Competent Person will give Lessons in the Art of Drawing.
As the great design of all Education should be to inform the mind, and to
produce good intellectual and moral habits, J.B. will sedulously endeavour,
by a proper system, to fulfil this end in respect to those who may be
committed to his care.
J.B. will be happy to give information regarding the conduct of the Academy
to any who may apply for it, and requests that all applications be made in
writing, and forwarded to the Office of Mr. John BLORE, Auctioneer, No.10
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12 years ago today I posted my first article on this site. My publisher at the time thought I should have a website, so I made one. And after over 3,500 posts, I've watched the industry change so much!
I have always written about what I do. Because of that, the past couple of years have seen a slight shift from Apple device management (I mean, I still write about that when I feel like it) to more technical management and leadership articles. These days I also have contributions scattered all over the place, from publishing code on GitHub, to writing about technology and leadership for Huffington Post, to Entrepreneurism for Inc.com, to writing about scrum for devops magazines, to books on mostly servers and security for O'Reilly/Apress/TakeControl, and finally to activism (and hacktivism I suppose).
I've taken some criticism for veering away from my core. And I'm OK with that. But I always come back here and post links to the other writings and podcasts and public speaking engagements even if they do go in a slightly different direction. And I still do an annual guide on OS X Server. This year I didn't write a full-on book, as there was only one new checkbox, but I will when there's more to write about – and I did update and expand the annual free guide. I also still write on mass management of Apple devices and whatever else I feel like writing about, but I don't just do that any more, so I write about other things as well.
Mostly though, I am honored so many people come to the site. I am always so grateful when people mention the site, say thank you in passing, ask me if I'm krypted in the bathroom (that happens), punch me for screwing up their server, or post comments asking follow-ups. It helps to know I'm not just writing for web crawlers and bots (although my preference is definitely to not get punched).
So thank you for sticking with me however long you've been coming here! And please, feel free to recommend articles or if you'd like to do some guest posts (or become a long-term contributor) let me know and I'll get you an account!
krypted December 30th, 2016
Posted In: Articles and Books
Tags: 12 freakin years, Charles Edge, krypted, posts
The title of this one ended up a bit more FUDy than I'd prefer, but the content's mostly what I provided.
With the rise of SMB-friendly backup solutions like CrashPlan, Carbonite, Mozy, and Backblaze, small businesses will choose to back up their systems with alternatives to expensive tape libraries, software to drive those libraries, and countless hours spent restoring files. As more cloud-based security attacks happen, businesses will realize that having a solid backup is one of the most important aspects to device security.
Read more: http://www.virtual-strategy.com/2016/02/03/executive-viewpoint-2016-prediction-bushel-major-security-breaches-will-change-how-small-?page=0,1#ixzz3zGet80fK
Oh, and in case anyone (Mosen/Dials) is bothered by the fact that I'm reblogging articles I do above and beyond what I do on Krypted, it's my way of keeping track of all my other writings. And no, while I do write for Huff Post now, I don't smoke weed (like ever). But thanks for your perspectives, I'll try and up my game since you feel my contributions to the community were not enough while I was writing three books on Mac management (two are now shipping, the third will be shortly)… 😉
Oh, and I was serious about doing a long-term podcast. Now that my after-hours schedule is freeing up, I'm game to get on that! <3
krypted February 5th, 2016
Posted In: Articles and Books, Bushel
Tags: bushel, krypted, small business, SMB, virtualization
This is my 3,000th post on Krypted.com. The past 3,000 posts have primarily been about OS X Server, Mac automation, Mac deployment, scripting, iOS deployments, troubleshooting, Xsan, Windows Servers, Exchange Server, Powershell, security, and other technical things that I have done in my career. I started the site in response to a request from my first publisher. But it took on a mind of its own. And I'm happy with the way it's turned out.
My life has changed a lot over these past 11 years. I got married and then I got divorced. I now have a wonderful daughter. I became a partner and the Chief Technology Officer of 318 and helped to shape it into what was the largest provider of Apple services, I left Los Angeles and moved to Minnesota, left 318 to help start up a new MDM for small businesses at JAMF Software called Bushel, and now I have become the Consulting Engineering Manager at JAMF. In these 11 years, I have made a lot of friends along the way. Friends who helped me so much. I have written 14 more books, spoken at over a hundred conferences, watched the Apple community flourish, and watched the emergence of the Post-PC era.
In these 11 years, a lot has happened. Twitter and Facebook have emerged. Microsoft has hit hard times. Apple has risen like a phoenix from those dark ashes. Unix has proved a constant. Open Source has come into the Mac world. The Linux gurus are still waiting for Linux on the desktop to take over the world. Apps. iOS. iPad. Mobility. Android. Wearables. Less certifications. More admins. And you can see these trends in the traffic for the site. For example, the top post I've ever written is now a list of Fitbit badges. The second top post is a list of crosh commands. My list of my favorite hacking movies is the third top post. None of these have to do with scripting, Apple, or any of the articles that I've spent the most time writing.
That's the first 3,000 posts. What's next? 3,000 more posts? Documenting the unfolding of the Post-PC era? Documenting the rise and fall of more technologies? I will keep writing, that's for sure. I will continue doing everything I can to help build out the Apple community. And I will enjoy it. I've learned a lot about writing along this path. But I have a lot more to learn.
The past 3,000 posts have mostly been technical in nature. I've shown few of my opinions, choosing to keep things how-to oriented and very technical. Sure, there's the occasional movie trailer when I have a "squee" moment. But pretty technical, overall. I've been lucky to have been honored to speak at many conferences around the world. One thing I've noticed over the past few years is that when people ask me to speak at conferences, they ask me to speak about broader topics. They don't want me doing a technical deep dive. People use the term thought leader. And while I don't necessarily agree, maybe it's time I step up and write more of those kinds of articles here and there.
I've learned so much from you these 11 years. But I feel like I've barely scratched the surface. I look forward to learning together over the course of the next 3,000 posts! Thank you for your support. Without it, I'd have probably stopped at 10 articles!
krypted November 16th, 2015
Posted In: 318, Apps, Articles and Books, Bushel, Business, certifications, Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server, Mac Security, Mass Deployment, Microsoft Exchange Server, Minneapolis
Was interviewed by the most excellent guys from the Command Control Power podcast. Wetland everything from Bushel, to IBM, to Apple, to OS X Server, to Krypted, to Instagram nerdy and even a little reading It's now available at http://commandcontrolpower.com/podcast/2015/9/12/117-charles-edge-of-jamf-software-and-kryptedcom-talks-about-the-response-to-bushel.
I have tons of fun with these guys and look forward to getting a good excuse to hang out with them again! Maybe next time I'll interview them!
krypted September 17th, 2015
Posted In: Bushel, JAMF, Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server, Mac Security, Mass Deployment
Tags: Automation, interview, krypted, mdm, podcast, product management, vera
I count myself very lucky that I got to interview Pepijn Bruienne, who interviewed me some time ago. Both, on the AFP548 podcast. Here's the first part of me interviewing Pepijn!
krypted March 18th, 2015
Posted In: Bushel, Interviewing, Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server, Mac Security
Tags: afp548, Apple, Charles Edge, krypted, MAC, Pepijn, podcast
Yosemite Sam Server (Server 3.5 running on OS X Yosemite) sees little change with the FTP Service. Instead of sharing out each directory the new incantation of the FTP service allows administrators to share a single directory out. This directory can be any share that has previously been configured in the File Sharing service or a website configured in the Websites service.
To setup FTP, first open the Server app and then click on the FTP service.
Once open, use the Share: drop-down list to select a share that already exists (output of sharing -l basically) and click on one of the shares or Custom to create a new share for FTP. Then, set the permissions as appropriate on the share and hit the ON button for the FTP service.
Now, let's test from a client. I like to use the ftp command line interface built into OS X. To test, type ftp followed by the address of the site (and I like to put the username followed by @ before the hostname, as follows:
ftp firstname.lastname@example.com
When prompted, provide a password. Then, assuming your get the following, you're in:
230 User robin logged in.
Remote system type is UNIX
Using binary mode to transfer files.
Here, type ls to see a list of the directories contents. Or pwd to see what directory you are in (relative to the root of the ftp share). And of course, type get followed by the name of a file to transfer it locally:
get myfile.txt
Open a terminal window on the server and let's look at the few options you have to configure FTP from the command line. We already discussed sharing -l to see a list of the available shares. Additionally, you can use the serveradmin command, where ftp is the name of the service. Let's look at the status of the service, first:
sudo serveradmin fullstatus ftp
Now let's look at status:
sudo serveradmin status ftp
Same thing, right? Let's look at all the settings:
sudo serveradmin settings ftp
If you have spaces in the name of a share that you configure from the Server app the thing will fail. Good stuff, so use serveradmin to manually set shares with spaces or other special characters in the names:
sudo serveradmin settings ftp:DocumentRoot = "/Shared Items/Krypted"
Overall, this ftp implementation is meant for users who just need to access their web server where all the files live in a web root of some sort. Otherwise, I'd still recommend most people use a third party tool. But if you just need to log into one share and you don't need a lot of fancy features on top of your protocols that haven't changed much since 1985 then this implementation will still work for ya' without any extra work.
Since we mentioned 1985, let's look at some other things that are as old, although perhaps not as dated, as the FTP Protocol. Things from the year 1985:
krypted October 17th, 2014
Posted In: Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server, Mac Security
Tags: FTP, full status, get, krypted, Mac OS X Server, Mac Server, OS X Server, serveradmin, yosemite server
I have now opened up the site to user submissions and built a page to submit content. I've also tweaked the layout a little more to make things load faster and cleaned up the nav bar so that the Submit button can take you to the submission page. I hope to see some pretty awesome submissions after slaving away on the forms!
A couple of notes on submissions:
The submission page is here: http://krypted.com/submissions
krypted May 12th, 2012
Posted In: sites
Tags: krypted, krypted.com, submissions, user generated content
There are a bunch of new items on the krypted.com store. But even better, there is a new rotating wall that is being embedded into the store page. Check it out!
krypted December 28th, 2009
Posted In: sites
When it snows in Minneapolis, it snows on Krypted.com (OK, not always, but when I remember maybe it does). Hope you enjoy it. And while we're at it, I tweaked it so it should take up less resources on your computer. Let me know if it helps…
krypted December 3rd, 2009
Posted In: Mac OS X


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Top 20 Best Careers Through 2024
Employment Forecasts
US News and Word Reports selected 50 careers that its analysts predict to be in the highest demand within five industries listed by suggested importance. These include:
- Science and Technology,
- Healthcare,
- Education and Civics/Government,
- Business and Finance,
- Creative and Service.
Healthcare Includes Science and Technologies
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Alternative Estimates
After studying labor trends and changes in labor markets for about two decades, I see the US News estimates and think that I would have separated Education from Civic and Creative from Service careers to create a Top Seven Industries. I would list these industries as
- Science and Technology: This area includes many Engineering and Technician positions, especially in Bio-engineering, Communications, Energy and Fuel, Growing New Organs, Prosthetic Devices, Pharmaceuticals, Anti-Aging Treatments, Aerospace Exploration and Mining, Aerospace Travel and Colonization, and others. NASA's space exploration has birthed the Spinoff Program of health and technology products developed on the International Space Station.
- Healthcare - Includes IT, Bio-engineering, Technician positions, and Aerospace Medicine.
- Service,
- Civic/Government posts,
- Business
- Finance, and
- Creative.
The Top Seven are presented in the order of probable highest numbers of new jobs created for 2010. In fact, these have produced the highest numbers of new jobs from 2010 - 2017 already. .
These US News employment trend projections are in large part based on the US Federal Government's predictions of growth and numbers of new jobs expected for the period 2008 - 2018, and most recently, the period of 2014 - 2024
The following Top 20 Careers in the list below take into account the Top 10 Rankings within each of the five Industries analyzed by US News. It also considers the importance of the jobs highlighted in their slide show of a Top 10 Overall slide show on the website and featured as a link from the SimplyHired.com Blog.
Top 20 Careers
- Computer Software Engineers
- Systems Analysts
- Network Administrators
- Biomedical Engineers
- X-Ray Technicians
- Veterinarians
- Lab Techs
- Physical Therapists: Highest demand job in January 2010 - January 2015, considering all internet vacancy postings.
- Firefighters: I would add Special Education Teacher as a tie here.
- Mediators
- Clergy
- Urban planners
- Financial Advisors
- Actuaries
- Training Specialists (in business/finance)
- Financial Analysts: Includes forensic accounting.
- Commercial Pilots: Pilots like 2009's hero on the Hudson, Sully Sullenburger, have revealed recent cuts in payroll and benefits for commercial pilots such as himself, so this employment position is probably not as fruitful going forward as projected. However, the rationale is that crop dusters and pilots willing to fly into difficult areas of the world will become more in high demand. Further, the rise of privatized space flight and flying cars in 2018 (announced by Boeing) may impact this job, requiring more pilots, engineers, and manufacturing/maintenance technicians.
- Technical Writers
- Funeral Directors
- Security System Installers
Note: within just a few days of publication, workers in a number of job titles commented on the US News and World Reports website with complaints that their particular job titles were not considered likely to grow from through 2018. These occupations included:
- Veterinary Technicians,
- Medical Technologists,
- Medical Assistants and several others.
Some readers criticized registered nurses for making more money with less education.
Jobs to Increase Fastest
- Wind turbine service technicians: Manufacturing and installation.
- Occupational therapy assistants
- Physical therapists and assistants
- Home health aides
- Commercial divers
- RN/NP Nurse practitioners
- Physical therapists and assistants
- Statisticians
- Ambulance drivers and attendants (EMTs)
- Physician assistants: often fulfilled by Nurse practitioners
- Operations research analysts
- Personal financial advisors
- Cartographers and photogrammetrists
- Genetic counselors: Mappers and surveyors, including for outer space
- Interpreters and translators
- Audiologists and Hearing aid specialists
- Optometrists
- Forensic science specialists
- Web Developers
- Sonographers
Top 10 Hiring Companies
- Philips: Health technology company
- Slack: Social communications
- Dropbox: Sharing and hosting services
- ThoughtWorks: New technology in software
- GLG: Educational platforms
- Houzz: Home remodeling and design
- YesPrep: Charter schools
- Credit Karma: Financial services.
- GalaxoSmithKline: Healthcare
- US BMW Group: Auto manufacturing
Comparison: Job Growth In the 2010s
Trucking Industry
From 2014 - 2017, Transportation - specifically trucking - has been the Number One Hiring Industry in the United States, with nearly one million job openings for drivers.
Top Companies Hiring Truckers
From 2010 - 2013, nearly all US States had large numbers of trucking and transportation jobs available, with a huge spike in 2014 - 16. Truck driving schools offer short courses and job placement. New trucking companies are opening as well.
- Schneider National - Trucking
- Rush Trucking
- Enterprise Rent-A-Car
- United Vision Logistics
- Marten Transport
- Builders Transportation
- Colonial Freight
- Hogan Transport
- Ryder
- Star Transportation
Science World
Watch Emerging Aerospace Tech Jobs
- A Review of Aerospace Careers to 2040 AD
Space Tourism has the potential to become of the largest Aerospace Industries of the 21st century. Spurred by science fiction as early as the 1800s, sci-fi fan clubs of the 1930s, the Space Race, and Homer Hickam, jobs in Aerospace are blossoming.
- Ohio Space Corridor Creates 100,000 Drone Jobs and $90 Billion Revenue
Drones are the subject of jokes & business proposals as well as fear & welcome among people in the United States. In 2015, colleges and the Ohio Aerospace Industry began to create 100,000 drone jobs.
Examples of Job Growth
Software Engineers
- Increased 18%, 80, 000 jobs available in January 2010
- Increased by over 400% more to 329,600+ jobs available in January 2012
- Comparison: About 230,000 jobs open in mid-February 2017.
Cities with the most jobs advertised in Software Engineering in 2015 - 2017:
- New York State: NYC
- Washington : Redmond, Seattle.
- California : San Diego, San Francisco, San Jose, Sunnyvale.
- Maryland area : Washington DC, Annapolis Junction, Fort Mead, Columbia in Maryland; Arlington VA.
- Illinois : Chicago
- Georgia: Atlanta
Top 10 Hiring Companies for Software Engineers
- Amazon Corporate LLC
- Lockheed Martin
- Workbridge Associates
- Microsoft
- General Dynamics Information Technology
- Deloitte
- Northrop Grumman
- Oracle
- Raytheon
- General Electric
Comparison: Multimedia Artist positions increased 115%
Education/Civic: Special Education Teacher listings increased 25%.
Special Education Teachers
A large segment of the American population and education professionals likely feel that teaching as a profession is one that should be in highest demand, in particular, Special Education Teachers and Aides.
Top Cities Demanding Spec-Ed Teachers in 2017
- Chicago
- Albuquerque NM
- New York City
- Houston and Dallas TX
- Phoenix and Tucson AZ
- Jefferson NH
- Nashville TN
- Washington DC
- Newark NJ
- Philadelphia
Top Advertising Companies
- Albuquerque Public Schools - New Mexico
- Dallas Independent School District - Texas
- Tucson Unified School District - Arizona
- Oakland Unified School District; Pasadena Independent School District - California
- YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago - Illinois
- Houston Independent School District - Texas
- Gwinnett County Public Schools - Texas
- Richland School District; Charleston County Schools - South Carolina
- Boston Public Schools - Massachusetts and Tacoma School District - Washington
- Educational Testing Service (ETS) - Princeton, New Jersey
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Good morning, Patty Inglish. Of the top hiring companies, retail stores are near the top. What ever happened to the software and computer places - especially in Florida, California, and New York? You do list in the top 20 Excel Data, Cybercoders, and Microsoft. Thanks for this fine roundup of hiring and jobs in the U.S. Don White
Great job!You have put a lot of useful information in a easy to read format.
Good info, I used to work for biosystem/stericycle. They are all over the U.S and its dealing with removal of biohazard in hospitals. not as bad as it sounds and they are always hiring as they are a growing company.
Great helpful suggestion in a wellorganized hub. I am sure it will help a lot of people.
Nice information. It is good to have a list like this.
Technology is at the top!
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An interesting list - perhaps notable for its money orientation rather than 'passion'. Maybe that is our culture now?
Real estate as a career is a great option. The average Realtor in the US is 53 years old and the average home buyer is 31. This generational disconnect provides opportunity for younger agents to enter the new real estate economy.
Patty that is quite a list. I'm surprised at the funeral directors job being so high up on the list and I agree with your comment about the commercial pilots placing. Multi Media definitely seems like a better choice in my opinion too. (I've been listening to my daughters friends a lot lately who are just about ready to enter the work field this summer after finishing their three years of college).
Once again an outstanding hub
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love to see all of this on one easy page to read! very informative and thorough, this is getting bookmarked. this is certainly a top hub!! thanks for sharing with us. :]
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Hi Patty.
Thanks for the hub.
Maybe Network Marketing hasn't hit the "tipping point"
where it is more acceptable and free of the prejudices that have built up.
The MLM industry is $110 billion world-wide and is a real job / life-style choice for anyone.
And i have to say,wow for the number of hubs you have.
Happy 2010!
a great countdown, i will definitely link to this hub
Thanks for sharing.
nice list here.
During difficult times the most precious jobs are those guaranteed by the government: not only politicians but also civil servants, teachers or scientists. The worse situation can occur at people who need to depend on other. But also freelancers could need to take some tough decisions.
Very nice read. Just on my own 2 cents and experience, if anybody has "Hollywood Dreams" (Los Angeles) do your research first cause it is sadly becoming a ghost town.
Cool hub!Thanks!
I think it's rather telling that so many of those top hiring companies are service oriented, and typically are also lower wage paying and minimally benefited. I've long said that if that's where the economy is headed, and manufacturing no longer dominates higher earnings potential, then retail stores and restaurants need to step up and pay better...
Apparently they are the only jobs left.
Wow...that is a comprehensive list! I dabble in computers and may need to rethink my career.
Very interesting list, as always Patty.
Cool hub!Thanks!
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thanks for that kind info...
Hi Patty,
What a wonderful article! This is required this time. Career is really matter of worry for a lot many.
Thanks for sharing. I am linking this to my job articles.
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I used to live in New York and was a tutor i always thought new york had some of the best special ed teachers, especial after seeing the programs they had to go through at two different colleges, at St. John's University and Brooklyn College, where i went to gain my degree.
Simply informative. Love your hubs.
Great hub. I'm looking to start my career this year so it's always helpful to have information and this hub has some good advice.
Good fellows.
that heck of a detailed research... nicely written.. to me it doesn't matter what field you choose ... what matters it that ...Are you good at it or not...
HI, This is a Great Hub... I bet you're drawing many job seekers to your hubs and I'm sure they'll find many useful info here... :)
Hi, I really enjoyed reading your very through Hub, on where our Employment market is and going, I really like the Picture of a School in Brooklyn where I lived for years. Thanks for the hard work you did, helps me alot, sense I'm semi-Retired
Have recently moved to a very depressed area...long, dull story how that happened...but it seems that in this location the only places hiring, outside of trained, licensed health care facilities, are Elderly Home Care companies. I've decided this must say a lot about the predominant age of my new hometown! It's more than an hour to a larger 'real' city...am betting everyone with skills in my new town is engaged in a long commute!
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Great hub
The top jobs of 2010 give a fair picture of the overall market scenario. It seems that Software is going to rule the world. The applicaton field is emerging very fast. The presentation is simply effortlessly - classic.
Wow...great info here, but a little daunting to me, an aspiring elementary education teacher. I'm in college right now (MANY years post-grade school), pursuing a degree so I can teach and am hoping there will be jobs when I finally hold my degree.
have a second income is a more secure way. job is not guaranteed, we must learn how to have multiple streams of income.
This hub is a great help.
Thanks for the cool info!
I'm always fascinated to see how things trend. I'm hoping my choices of creative writing and Reiki Master will be near the top of "great alternatives to "retirement".
Cool lens, it's interesting to know what jobs are coming and going.
Wow Occupational Therapy is number 3 on job listings for 2010. I don't really want to go back to work yet, but seems I must. At least I've got tons of listings to pick from, and everyon is open to full time, part time or prn.
Enjoyed your hub. Very useful info. I agree w/Misstan that having more than one source of income is the way to go. I call it working like a Jamaican - for they always have at least three jobs they do. Please know it is not a slur. The old way of working doesn't work anymore. We are all responsible for our own outcomes instead of being complacent and working for the 'man'. ;)
I'm just beginning with the hub pages and blogging, so we'll see how it goes. I wrote about my unemployment journey. It may be too long, but then it was like two am...
Thanks for your insight!
This was a really interesting hub! And quite helpful! Thanks!
I'm surprised to see Amazon on the list - I didn't realize they were a big employer.
Very accurate depiction of lucrative jobs. Not much here in Michigan unfortunately.
Thanks for this informative hub! I really liked the list of companies hiring!
It's great to know that these are the top career choices that we can decide on, if we want to change direction too in our lifes, because I sure would consider some of them with a little bit of training thrown in.
Great hub Patty!
I agree with your decision to substitute airline pilots. Sometimes these lists include jobs that are just ridiculous, I suppose to generate controversy and bring in readers. Location has a great deal to do with it as well. The my old school district hired quite a few special ed teachers in the spring of '09 and recently told them they may be laid off after the end of the year. What a lovely economy we have!
This is timely.You have chosen the right topic.Every one interested in the welfare of his brethren can pass this info.thor their email.congrats! God bless you!the comments received by you and your topic can also be made into a hubpage and circulated to one and all.
well good to know about it. Careers are ultimate end what are we looking for. Thnx.
This is great information. It is great to see a hub that gathers all of this information and places it in one place. It is interesting to compare this data with my experience in Canada, in particularly in British Columbia.
In the Vancouver, Lower Mainland area there are a large number of administrative assistants seeking employment. Although there are company's seeking to hire for these positions, many appear to be rather particular about who they hire making it an extremely competitive job market.
Nice list of areas of employment. I guess as most of us realise that to really have a secure income to support us and our family in these difficult times is create diversification of income streams.
Very detailed and informative.
Good and informative hub, I like it
I suppose those students are going to get moved into already overburdened classes. My sister's high school math class has 61 students in it; the teacher brought in an old couch and some chairs from home for students to use.
Hi Patty,
Great information provided in this hub, with so many people weighing their options, wondering whether to drop anchor where they are or jump ship and plunge in elsewhere. Now here's a question that actually came from a 16-year-old boy; i.e. Does top hiring also mean top firing and/or quitting?(in the grown-up world, turnover?)
Very good. I was surprised to see clergy up there.
This is so interesting. Now I am gonna have to go figure out what an Urban Planner does and where they are hiring for that!
Amazing hub! So interesting!
The sad thing is that even though we *need* more special ed. teachers, Norah's' right, the schools around aren't hiring them. Heck its a down right fight just to even get your kid into a special ed. class - at least when I was helping parents of autistic kids in Texas. All the special ed. teachers I knew were subbing to make money since the school systems wouldn't hire and pay them. I guess someone still thinks we need more guns instead...
Great hub, very informative.
A lot of great options here. Nice hub.
Hello Patti, I noticed that you listed Technical Writer as #18 (right next to Funeral Director at 19) in your list of fastest growing professions. I have been a technical writer for more than 10 years and back in September of '09, it took me 3 months to get a job. Just some trivia to add to your well thought out article. Also, see my article on Accidental Technical Writer (lists hiring companies) on thewriteword on Hubpages.
nice information. I'll bookmark this one.
Great article mate, very interesting but what about dentists lol - Cheers
I like this note. Keep it going.
Such an awesome HUB; thumbs up! Glad that my job is also within the top 20!! Woohoo
An informative topic for everyone. Thanks for sharing this resource
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Great information to help people decide career paths. I have bookmarked this to show to my son. He wants to go back to school to certify as a physical trainer (could be a good tie-in for a physical therapist occupation) He loves training and working out. My last ROP teacher told me there would be alot of jobs in the visual communications fields in the future - I imagine exactly for the reasons you listed here in the hub. Thumbs up and thanks for info Patty!
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Wow, this article was very informative for a lot of people. I like that you discussed reasons, and then supported them with graphs.
Young adults can gain a lot from this.
Software engineers number 1. I believe it, there is such a high demand for these jobs.
Patti, your job hubs are so helpful to many people. I consider you a gem in the HubPages community... best to you as always!
Informative and helpful.. giving the wide perspective to all.. thank you for yoor great hub.
I work in Emergency at Cardiac/Trauma center. Staff shortages at times reach dangerous levels. Great read, great hub!Thanks
Wow! What a thorough Hub! I know in Michigan, where the unemployment level is one of the highest in the country, medical related jobs are still the hot thing. Information Technology is in second place.
i like the information cheers was very helpful
Excellent......time demanding hub......it will help to build a job oriented carrer.
Really a valuable information. Thanks for posting
This is great for kids in college looking for careers!
Great analysis, very valuable indeed
Very interesting! Great article, you did good research.
Great hub! It's nice to see companies are hiring.
wow! very good and thorough post!!
I think I will be emailing you when I finish my law degree...
I would agree with the retail bit that was mentioned. it is picking up quickly around here. Retail help needed everywhere!
Network Marketing will be on there soon.
Top 20 Hot Jobs for 2010
1.Computer Software Engineer
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Any job that allows you to work remotely without having to drag yourself into an office whilst fighting through traffic is a sure candidate for a top 20 job.
Wow! Very detailed forecast. Great hub.
you have a great hub here! have to give it up! really helpful because I am planning on becoming a teacher and I will be certified in special ed thanx a lot. you were helpful!
what amazing article
Great hub! Excellent research and detailed lists.
Very Informative. Thanks for the info!
Very informativ...Thanks for all you do!
Great Hub
Interesting. In Australia we are the "green industries" such as solar power are the ones that are exploding due to puplic policy and government funding
Very cool article. Thank god im studying to become a software engineer :)
I am in Australia, with a son in Uni learning to be a teacher. Like America, teaching has a big future here, so I am hoping he will always have work. He will probably not teach after graduation. There are so many good jobs that pay better than teaching he can do, but having the capacity to teach is an important back-up for him. I believe the jobs here are similar to America's list. The job ops are great here with almost full employment.
I would have guessed health care would have been number one in this economy. I know nurses can pick about any job they want right now.
Hi Patty,
Happy job hunting!
nice Useful hub thanks.
Nice hub! This has given me some inspiration :)
Remember to pursue something you will enjoy or you will be miserable. Money isn't the only factor. Great hub, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the information Patty Inglish! This will be much of help for others who needs to have jobs. I have noticed that the world of internet technology will still dominate the jobsearch areas. As we all know, there is a good possibility of making money online. All there is needed is a laptop and an internet then we could start earning.
Really helpful information!
I appreciate you shared this study in detail, it helped me understand more about my career in my the Industry I work in. Thanks!
Thanks for such a detailed list.
Its was interesting to see pilots in the list, I hope your prediction is correct with regards to increased space flights. Hopefully it will not be long before it is affordable for more of us.
Would love to take a trip to space.
im so glad im on the top one...hehe Computer Software Engineer.
By the way tnx for this list. its so great.
nice compilation.
you always make reading your articles so engaging Patty thank you! Barbara b
Wow What a Hub. Am passing this info along to my daughter. Thank you for publishing.
An awesome hub and with great comprehensive detail. Rated it up. Thanks for sharing will come handy and hence bookmarking this.
This is a great list! I know a couple of people who are unemployed and looking to retrain in a field that they will be able to find a job. I will forward this along.
Great info and well structered hub.
Found this article to be very useful. Thanks for writing it.
I never would have guessed that Computer Software Engineer would be number one.
Well, projections and statistics are necessary and I appreciate this opportunity to take a look. It will be interesting to see the movement that the healthcare industry will take as workers are always needed in this arena. After all, even computer engineers at some point will need medical care. I look forward to seeing where this leads. Voted-up/rated.
Hm... It's quite strange that in the times of this crisis the Financial Analyst is only on 16th place. I think almost every of the more or less big companies needs one, because the economic situation is constantly changing.
I found this information to be very interesting and useful. Finding the right career, or a job in general is never an easy thing to do. By knowing what companies are hiring in your area it can give you a head start on knowing exactly where to be looking. Also, you never know when something in your industry might open up, so make sure to always keep an eye out.
Thanks for sharing this information. I'm going to pass it along to my oldest child who will be entering the work force soon.
Thorough report, thanks! Passing this along to adult kids seeking jobs.
I'm glad to see Veterinarian is at #6. Both my parents are Veterinarians and they love their job. I wish I would have followed that path.
Good info here. Some of the top positions puzzled me, considering our economy at the moment, but this was real interesting. Thanks!
Great hub, I hope that who are currently seeking for a job will get here some ideas on where to work or for how to further educate themselves.
I thought with the rise of the unemployment rate and the increase in internet use. That home based businesses would be in the top 50. As I understand it millions of people are on line making a living. Could home based internet businesses be in the next 50?
I'm sort of surprised to see Java Developers on this list. I sort of thought Java was a dying thing. Surprised I don't see iPhone software devs on the list!
Well detailed and highly informative.
Very interesting hub. I thought number 19, Funeral Director, was interesting. Do people pick this as a career? Or is this a family inherited career?
Very interesting information here. Thanks.
excellent hub page - cool jobs and trends for the future
Excellent. Thanks for the post!
It's good to see that software engineers are near the top. And, very informative hub indeed.
This is awesome! I'm right in the middle of changing jobs in Atlanta, GA (which is one of the highest paying markets thankfully). This is will really help me create a decision calculus when determining what I want to do.
I enjoyed this hub, though I must say it is a bit disorienting to read the various "Top Jobs" lists, as they all seem to say different things. Still, good info.
Very nice stats.
Ill remain very interested in writing for now, though :)
Thanks for the hub!
Great info and stats!!!!... One of my favorite topics to study and research. I love the graphs and comparisons.
Thank You.
I feel bad that after reading all the information, following the links and looking at the graphs that the only thought I can contribute is:
I'm betting telemarketing careers would be on the bottom ten list, if one were to make one.
Now I just need to figure out how to break into one of those industries. Thanks for the very thorough hub.
I like your info, as number 18 of your hot job's list is Technical writers. Now that I've completed my education and we've just slipped into 2011, did I miss the boat? I sure hope not.
This is good info. Thanks for compiling it to share.
Great info here! Thanks for the great hub!
I'm surprised to see that so many retail operations are hiring. With the economic troubles, I would think that stores would be on the downturn. Perhaps Food Lion is hiring because their prices are low. I know our local grocery store has been cutting hours and laying people off.
Clergy and Funeral Director in the top 20 jobs for 2010, that's certainly two I wouldn't have thought of. Nice hub!
I'm betting computer software engineers are going to be in demand for a very long time.
good job! you have so much inofrmation!
More scope looks only into the science field. I dunno when will other fields also come into the picture.
Especially with how fast technology and things on the internet are changing, it's hard not to get caught up. Thanks, and all the best to you!
A lot of info up here .. but what surprised me the most was that the post of technical writer was at the 17th position.
I don't think think technical writer will be much in demand as now as days most of technical writing is done by the guys who created the stuff
Thanks this is great information. I was surprised by the travel sector. I had no idea!
Good list of companies. I applied for most of these.
Hai this is EXCELLENT!! its clearly tells the ideas.Thank u hub
Helpful and useful, shared and pinned to my Hubs Worth Reading board!
Shared this with my Facebook contacts. This is very helpful for kids who are preparing for College. I wish there is more career planning in schools to help kids get employable skills.
Thanks Patty for a great and informative hub. It is a very helpful topic for all job seeker. Young aspirants can gain beneficial data from this article.
Thankx It's good to see that software engineers are near the top.
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I. noun
Etymology: Middle English vers, fers, from Anglo-French vers & Old English fers, both from Latin versus, literally, turning, from vertere to turn — more at worth
Date: before 12th century
1. a line of metrical writing
(1) metrical language
(2) metrical writing distinguished from poetry especially by its lower level of intensity
(3) poetry 2
b. poem
c. a body of metrical writing (as of a period or country)
3. stanza
4. one of the short divisions into which a chapter of the Bible is traditionally divided
II. verb
(versed; versing)
Date: before 12th century
intransitive verb
to make verse ; versify
transitive verb
1. to tell or celebrate in verse
2. to turn into verse
III. transitive verb
(versed; versing)
Etymology: back-formation from versed, from Latin versatus, past participle of versari to be active, be occupied (in), passive of versare to turn
Date: 1599
to familiarize by close association, study, or experience <well versed in the theater>
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