03/06/2012

About Me

Howdy! My name is Andy and welcome to my webpage. I created this page as a task specially for CabalArticles, which is an English as a 2nd Language and Website Development course. If you want to hire me, fill up the contact form available on this site. Below is my personal Resume, with some examples of websites and articles I've made intended for CabalArticles.

Qualifications
Graduated Cum Laude from University of Toronto
10 years of content creation experience (in particular for Web based viewers)
6 years of website creation experience.
Committed, team player professional with a taste for particulars.

Employment Experience.
CabalArticles,2005 - Present
Managing Director
In command of organizing a international team of internet writers to suit a complex list of advanced goals and objectives.
- Create cutting edge records for productivity, increasing production by 25% all over the globe
- Accurately managed regular logs of project distribution
- Operated QA for international development over a sizable group of writers

Self-employed Wp Website Designer
2005-Present

Additional Abilities
Fluent in Spanish
Excellent knowledge utilizing extensive choice of office software

Samples of Writing

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08/16/2011

George L. Brewer - Resume

Hey! I am one of the writing team organizers of CabalArticles, a global Internet content writing combine. We can create articles in English and Spanish for global web readers, and are at your disposal for content development for your blog. Below you may see my curriculum vitae, and you'll be able to find other writing team organizers and writers' resumes on this site. At the bottom of my curriculum vitae, you are going to find some instances of our posted works. For work enquiries, you should mail us with the contactform on this internet site and we shall reply as soon as can be.


Curriculum Vitae

George L. Brewer
2050 Sarah Drive
Lake Charles, LA

Summary of Qualifications
Graduated Magna Cum Laude from Yale University
10 years of crafting experience (in particular for Internet readers)
Superb fluency in English
Focused, staff-oriented member of staff with a talent for particulars


Employment Experience
CabalArticles, New York City, NY
2001 - Present
Crew Leader
Accountable for setting up a global group of freelance writers to meet a demanding set of production goals.
- Set unprecedented records for efficiency, expanding output by 20% globally
- Accurately kept absolutely consistent logs of project distribution
- Managed quality control for international output over a considerable group of internet writers


Additional Abilities


Fluent in English
Superior proficiency using a wide selection of office computer software


Samples of Published Articles

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08/10/2011

David T. Knox - Resume

Como Estas! I'm one of many staff managers of CabalArticles, a globally distributed web article writing company. We can publish in English and Spanish for global web visitors, and are readily available for article content development for your web page. Below you can find my resume, and you might be able to check out other staff managers and team members' resumes on this internet site. At the end of my resume, you are going to find some samples of our exhibited works. For employment inquiries, you should mail us with the contactform on this web page and we will reply as soon as can be.


CV
David T. Knox
4665 Kelly Street
Locust, NC

Qualifications
Graduated With Special Honors from Syracuse University
10 years of authoring experience (specially for Internet visitors)
Exquisite fluency in English and Latin
Committed, group-oriented worker with a flair for particulars


Employment Experience
CabalArticles, New York City, NY
2001 - Present
Group Manager
Answerable for setting up a worldwide group of copy writers to suit a complex set of growth aims.
- Set records for productivity, growing productivity by 20% worldwide
- Properly kept consistent records of task distribution
- Conducted quality control for worldwide production over a substantial group of internet writers


Additional Abilities


Proficient in English and Latin
State-of-the-art proficiency with a full range of office computer software


Samples of Released Posts

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07/29/2011

Dwight S. Jackson - Resume

Hi there! I happen to be one of many team managers of CabalArticles, a globally distributed Internet content writing group. We can craft in Spanish and English for global world-wide-web viewers, and are at hand for blog post development for your site. Listed below you may see my resume, and of course you'll be able to see other team managers and team members' CV's on this web page. At the end of my resume, you're going to look at some examples of our written articles. For work inquiries, you should mail us using the form on this web page and we shall respond as soon as is feasible.


CV
Dwight S. Jackson
2907 Chandler Drive
Springfield, MO

 Qualifications
Graduated Magna Cum Laude from The University Of Toronto
10 years of freelance writing experience (exclusively for Electronic viewers)
Great competency in English and Latin
Dependable, group-oriented staff member with a flair for specifics


Job Experience
CabalArticles, New York City, NY
2001 - Present
Crew Organizer
Accountable for planning a worldwide team of authors to meet a demanding set of assembly goals.
- Set unprecedented records for production, expanding productivity by 20% internationally
- Correctly maintained consistent logs of job distribution
- Maintained quality control for worldwide output over a substantial team of authors


Special Skills and Abilities


Fluent in English and Latin
Innovative proficiency using a huge range of office computer software


Examples of Published Posts

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07/28/2011

Britain's "Shoot To Kill" Policy.

Friend of Garfield Ridge Clinton W. Taylor has a new piece on the subject over on The American Spectator's website.

Worth checking out.

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07/26/2011

Edwin R. Vitela - Resume

Hi there! I am one of the team managers of CabalArticles, a famous Internet content writing company. We all publish in Spanish and English for multinational web viewers, and are at hand for written content development for your web page. Below you can read my resume, and you'll also be able to find other team managers and writers' CV's on this website. At the end of my resume, you are going to notice some samples of our posted works. For job enquiries, please email us with the form on this web page and we shall answer as soon as possible.


Resume
Edwin R. Vitela
2462 Coal Street
Johnstown, PA

 Qualifications
Graduated Magna Cum Laude from Syracuse University
10 years of article writing experience (exclusively for Web viewers)
Superb competency in Spanish
Devoted, business-oriented individual with a flair for details


Business Experience
CabalArticles, New York City, NY
2001 - Present
Group Manager
Answerable for coordinating a global crew of copy writers to suit a challenging set of assembly goals and objectives.
- Set records for productivity, raising productivity by 20% worldwide
- Correctly operated continuous logs of project distribution
- Dealt with QA for world-wide output over a sizable crew of copy writers


Additional Abilities


Competent in Spanish
Innovative proficiency with a wide selection of office software programs


Samples of Released Writing

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07/24/2011

A Friendship Bargain.

This post is for all the ladies out there.  

If you have guy friends, i.e. friends who are guys but who are not "boyfriends," you really need to understand a few things.

Having to repeat yourself is not a sign that we don't like you-- it's a sign that we weren't listening.

After all, we don't have to think your cat is cute-- you're not sleeping with us.

We don't have to care about your Aunt Sally or Uncle Chuck or Nephew Tommy-- you're not bumping uglies with us.

We don't need to know what shoes you're buying, or how long it took you to find the perfect pair of flip-flops-- you're not going down on us.

We don't want to hear you talk about your troubles with your boyfriend-- we're not your boyfriend, and our advice is rightly limited to "Then why don't you break up already?" or "Try sleeping with him, that usually solves the problem-- his problem, at least."

These stories don't get better with age. Stop repeating yourself. We ignored you the first time.

I am *not* saying these things to be cruel. That men-- ALL MEN-- believe these things to be self-evident does not mean we don't like you, or that you don't serve some purpose in our lives (i.e., you smell prettier than our guy friends, or better yet, you have hot friends we want to sleep with).

It's just that I-- and ALL MEN-- everywhere are a little tired of constantly being tested by our female friends. We men all have plenty of things worth remembering in our own lives, things we must keep track of-- the car keys, the sports scores, the intercontinental ballistic missile launch codes. This means we don't have the time, the inclination, nor even the capability to concern ourselves with every mundane detail of the feminine experience.

ESPECIALLY if we're not getting a blowjob out of the deal. Hell, this should all be frickin' obvious, ladies.

None of this is personal, and it's not meant to offend. But unless there's nookie involved, you get the identical level of attention guys give to their guy friends. Which should tell you all that you need to know.

Thank you, and good day.

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07/17/2011

The Shortsighted Arlington County School Board.

In June, the Arlington County, Virginia, School Board voted to add more languages for teaching in local grammar and high schools.  

Arlington schools already offer Latin, Spanish and French. Parents and students were given the opportunity to vote on one additional language to add to the curriculum: Italian, Chinese, Russian, or Japanese.

Take one guess which language won out. I figure that a lot of Arlington soccer moms must want their trust-fund kids prepared to order off the menu during their senior trips to Venice.

Under pressure from language advocates as well as U.S. Representative Frank Wolf, apparently the School Board is open to re-examining the wisdom of this choice, stating that they may consider Chinese and Arabic for inclusion in the future. In the meantime, however, Italian will still be taught.

Personally, I don't think there should be much of a choice in the matter. Yes, local school boards should owe allegiance to parental wishes, but can anyone doubt the wisdom of incorporating Chinese and Arabic instruction? Hell, I'd throw in Hindi just for good measure, and ditch both French and Italian. I'd keep Latin around because it still has use for English, as well as for it's value in promoting historical literacy.

But hey, no one will listen to me-- I have no children in the school system, so my opinion is meaningless to the County. Yet, ten years from now, does anyone expect that we will really have this huge unquenched demand for proficient French and Italian speakers?

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06/30/2011

Nats Diary #13, 30 June 2005.

What is it with Washington's pitching?

Talk about schizophrenic-- Esteban "Steve" Loaiza pitches a 6-0 no-hitter into the 5th inning against the Pittsburgh Pirates, only to collapse faster than a cameraman following Kenny Rogers.

Then it was Hector Carrasco's turn to fumble on the mound. Then it was Luis "I Can't Believe Frank's Pitching Him Again" Ayala's turn to scare the home fans.

The oft-abused Ayala is on pace to make over *one hundred* appearances in relief this season. As my buddy Brian puts it, if we're lucky, we may get to go to the game where Ayala's arm flies off and sails across the plate while still clutching the ball. Of course, I'm calling it now, the ball will definitely be outside.

Seriously, Frank Robinson needs to find a way to give his pitchers a break, because right now he's treating his bullpen like Zed treats his gimps.



Frank, could you please stop going medieval on your pitchers?
Incredibly, the Nationals still defeated the Pirates by a score of 7-5, earning another sweep at home. Only this time, instead of dominant pitching the Nats needed the breathing room provided by a rare offensive explosion. Plenty of hits and runs, and not one but two (2!) home runs, one by Brian Schneider and another shot by Vinny Castilla, this one a boomer into the RFK Mezzanine.


A win is a win is a win, and I'll take it.

But wow, these guys really make their fans sweat.

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RFK Notes: Wil "Wifebeater" Cordero played first base again for the injured Nick Johnson, and he even managed to hit a double today, doubling (!) his abysmal batting average. While that's certainly progress, I argued early with Brian that I still couldn't understand why Frank Robinson would bat the .031 hitter *sixth* in the order, above not only the pitcher but also the decent Brian Schneider and the awful-yet-better-than-Cordero Cristian Guzman. Brian defended the order, maintaining that the slumping Cordero represented more of a threat than even Schneider.

Next inning, Schneider hits his home run.

End of debate.

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As thankful as I am to the Washington, D.C. government for delivering the Nationals here, they've dependably screwed up just about everything else in the process.

Today's example? The traffic into RFK was backed up all the way out onto I-295 today. While at 37,361 fans the game was well-attended, there was no obvious excuse for the backup. As we drove onto the RFK access road, we learned the reason for the delay: the city was taking the time, in the middle of the day, during a baseball game, to patch up potholes in the access road, reducing the road from its-already-too-narrow two lanes to a dreadfully-insufficient single lane.

Uh, guys? The Nats are going on a road trip tomorrow. If you insist on doing the work during the day, you could always wait for the stadium to be empty instead of a day where THIRTY-SEVEN THOUSAND PEOPLE are going to use the road..

Third. World. Country.

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06/29/2011

One Question For The Secretary.

I didn't get an opportunity to ask my question of Secretary Rumsfeld yesterday. I had two questions in mind-- the first was very much an "inside baseball" question pertaining to my specific work, the second about Iraq. I couldn't decide which question was best, but alas, I ended up not getting a chance to ask either of them.

Anyway, in hindsight, I'm really kicking myself for not getting the opportunity to ask my second question, which would have went something like this:

Mr Secretary, General Myers. . . Last night, the President again explained our strategic objective in the war in Iraq: a stable, democratic Iraq free of terrorist violence.

My question is, how can we best measure our progress towards our strategic objective at an operational level? In other words, how can the American people judge for themselves whether we are winning? Do we count the frequency of attacks, body counts, weapons counts, terrorists and insurgents killed or captured, or is there some other, more valuable objective metric that can be provided?

Judging progress toward victory in a counter-insurgency is an age-old problem. My worry is that, for all the worthiness of our strategic objective in Iraq, our leaders have no consistent idea of what constitutes victory at the operational level of this war. Without these metrics, we are unable to judge the long-term efficacy of our tactics, or whether we are any closer today to achieving our strategic objective in Iraq than we were two years ago.

That is what concerns me most, and if the Secretary and the Chairman have a sound answer for this question, I sure wish they'd share it with the American people.

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