Bulgaria a CV To Make You Proud

Bulgaria a CV To Make You ProudBulgaria a CV To Make You ProudTo honor our National Liberation Day, we decided to remind everyone (including ourselves) what makes us proud Bulgarians. ???????? ?? ??????????? ??????For those who dont know, Bulgaria is an ancient country dating its origins back to 681 A.D. Its rich in history, culture, nature and goodhearted people which makes us so in love with it. We went back to our history books, talked to ourfriends passionate about the topic, and collected all the impressive facts about our home. We summed up the information and created the first CV ever representing Bulgarias greatest moments in time.English version CV138 ?????? ?? ???????????????? ???????? ???? ?? ???? ??? ?? ????????? ????? ??? ?????????? ? ????????? ?????? ?? ???????? ??.?????? 3?? ????CV ????????? ??????This is why we are proud with our past, but more important is what are we going to do about our future?Feel free to share the CV, so that we spread our love for Bulgaria all around the world.Special thanks to Martin Zashev and Maya TsanevaNoun Project icons createdby Nicolas Vicent, Ed Gray, Oliviu Stoian, Juan Pablo Bravo,Mike Ashley, Muhamad Ulum, Krizia Moreno, Prerak Patel, Creative Stall, Galin Kozarov, Vashte Johnson, Creative Stall, shimaru, Mourad Mokrane Petya Blagoeva I am a marketing enthusiast, surf addict, emotional artist, nature menschlich lover.Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *CommentName * Email * Website Subscribe now for moreSee more great content and inspiring examples of resumes done right each month. Subscribe Youre subscribed Latest posts See all posts by Eric D. Halsey The Resumes of Chernobyl by Eric D. Halsey 4 Ways Creativity Can Improve Your Resume by Katherine (Tori) LutzHow to Create a First Year Elementary School Teacher Resume

5 set mistakes to rival the Game Of Thrones Starbucks fiasco

5 platzdeckchen mistakes to rival the Game Of Thrones Starbucks fiasco5 set mistakes to rival the Game Of Thrones Starbucks fiascoEven if youre not one of the 17 million people that tune into Game Of Thrones every week, you might have found yourself in a water cooler debate about the Starbucks coffee cup that appeared near Emile ClarkesDaenerys Targaryen on last Sundays episode. welches it just an earnest gaff? Or was it an anachronistic exercise in product placement?HBO has since come out and confirmed it was the former in fact, both Starbucks and the mega TV networktook to the internet to deliver their own cheeseball lines. Starbuckstweeted TBH were surprised she didnt order a Dragon Drink, while HBO remarkedThe latte that appeared in the episode was a mistake. Daenerys had ordered an herbal tea.HBOEven though HBO has already digitally wiped the latte fromWesteros forever, some leise might not be satisfied with theiradmission. A common defense of the product placement angle is bol steredby disbelief that a network as big as HBO, producing a show as wide-reaching as Game of Thrones, could ever let something as glaring as a coffee cup slip through the cracks.Thing is, this breed of mistake actually happens on this scale quite often. Everyone makes mistakes. Heres a look at some cinematic blunders that even the best directors and editors missed.Follow Ladders on FlipboardFollow Ladders magazines on Flipboard covering Happiness, Productivity, Job Satisfaction, Neuroscience, and moreThe Fellowship Of The RingNew Line CinemaThis one is particularly impressive, given the well documented time and attention to detail director Peter Jackson and writers Phillipa Boyens and Fran Walsh put into The Lord Of The Rings trilogy. Intricate miniatures, method acting, the employment of actual blacksmiths, and Tolkien historians, culminated to make a piece of escapism that is almost perfect almost.Just before the Shortcut to Mushrooms scene, as Frodo Baggins and Samwise Gamgee w alk through Farmer Maggots field,Sam begins to become overwhelmed by the prospect of leaving The Shire. Frodo reasayas his anxious gardener by recounting dialoguedelivered by Ian Holmes Bilbo, in a wide shot that features a car speedingdown a road in the background.GladiatorDreamWorksThe very same year The Fellowship Of The Ring hit cinemas, Riddley Scotts Gladiator, earned an admirable five Academy Awards, one of which was the Oscar for Best Picture. As Im sure you already know, the film takes place in Ancient Rome and is inspired byDaniel P. Mannixs 1958 novel entitled,Those About To Die.During the famously electric scene, depicting the Barbarian Horde battle, a massive chariot topples over during the skirmish, revealing a modern day gas cylinder beneath the frame. Gas canisters like the one exposed in this scene, contain compressed air and are frequently used by filmmakers to cause props and vehicles to topple over on command.BraveheartParamountThe next film on the list is a fell ow Best Picture winner.The William Wallace inspired epic, Braveheart, releasedin 1995, actually features acouple of notable anachronisticfaux pas. The first appears in the standoff between Mel Gibsons William Wallace and Brendan Gleesons Hamish. To Wallace, Hamish bitterly declares I could crush you, like a worm As Wallace declares his cheeky rejoin, a crew member can be seen strolling by with a sports cap on, though I cant quite make out the team, unfortunately.ParamountThe second blunder occurs as Wallace leads the Scotts against the English armies of King Edward I. We get a couple of close up shots of men wielding spears, and soldiers on horseback and, just for a second, a white van plainly in view resting at the far left of the screen.TroyWarner Bros.Troy, which, also stars revered Irish actor, Brendan Gleeson, in addition to a young Rose Byrne opposite Brad Pitt, is littered with set mistakes, though only one is super glaring. Brian Coxs Agamemnon voices his skepticism as Achil les approaches the beaches of Troy with but 50 men? In the very next shot, following this bit of dialogue, the metal bull horn used by the crew can be seen in the far right.Pirates Of The Carribean The Curse Of The Black PearlDisney2003s Pirates Of The Carribean The Only Watchable One Of The Series,ends with everyones favorite movie dirtball, Jack Sparrow, played by Johnny Depp, rousing his men for future nautical adventures. On deck you scabrous dogs, Sparrow exclaims to his buccaneers and a crew member appearing left, sporting a sun hat.You might also enjoyNew neuroscience reveals 4 rituals that will make you happyStrangers know your social class in the first seven words you say, study finds10 lessons from Benjamin Franklins daily schedule that will double your productivityThe worst mistakes you can make in an interview, according to 12 CEOs10 habits of mentally strong people

How Do You Know if an Internship is Legit

How Do You Know if an Internship is LegitHow Do You Know if an Internship is LegitThe Internet is an amazing resource especially when it comes to finding internships and jobs. There are so many opportunities available that all you have to do is identify programs or look for internships in a particular field or industry. You may be seeking an internship in finance, art, marketing, economics, government, law, or any other topic thats of interest but the questions is, how do you know if an internship is legit? Internet scams ansturm rampant and its important to be skeptical. Internships can be of great value when it comes to gaining experience and getting hired. Since most companies seek candidates with previous relevant experience in the field, internships are crucial for seniors who are seeking their first real-time job after graduation. It doesnt matter if the internship is ?paid or if you are receiving a credit to complete the experience, the only thing an employer focuses on is wha t type of knowledge and skills you gained when interning for the company. I find students to be either skeptical or totally trusting when it comes to finding an internship that will help them meet their goals. If an internship sounds too good to be true, you will want to do a little more digging. Speaking to people within the organizations or students who have previously done an internship, will help you clarify the picture. On the other hand, there may be things about the internship that causes concern and then its equally important to do more research to see if the internship will be a real learning experience. One thing to be aware of are internships that appear to be totally sales positions that are paid strictly by commission. The problem is that you dont know enough about the company or the product to understand if a commission is really feasible. If an employer lists very open qualifications and does not inquire about your interests or experience, its highly likely that you w ill find yourself in a cold-calling position or one that provides exposure to only general administrative duties. Avoid Questionable Internships Internships that are questionable are usually ones you will want to avoid. Bad neighborhoods or internships in a persons home are never a good idea. If an employer doesnt ask you to complete an application or ask for a resume, its also not a good idea. If you get a bad vibe when it comes to the internship listing, the requirements, or the people it is usually a good idea to forfeit the opportunity and begin looking for another. Do Your Research There are scams all over the Internet. Due diligence is required whenever making major decisions based on what it says on the Internet. Researching a company is one thing you can do to make sure a company is legitimate. Doing research on Google is another way to learn more about a company. Entering the name of a company plus scam is a way to see if there have been any reports about this compa ny being illegitimate. Checking out the Better Business Bureau will also help to identify companies where there have been legitimate complaints.? Dont Pay If an employer asks for you to pay money to learn more about the program or to do an actual internship for them, be sure to run as fast as you can. Legitimate companies put their information out there and dont require money to learn more about the program before you even know what the program is about. You can also ask the company to provide you with a list of references. References from people theyve done business with will provide a basic foundation for identifying if an employer is legit. Of course, there are some programs that do require money which includes most of the programs abroad in these cases, I recommend due diligence in conducting research to know up front exactly what the program includes. Never apply for an internship if money is required up front. Of course, there are internship programs where paying money may be legit. When money is involved it is even more crucial that research is conducted before getting too far in the process. Dont be afraid to ask the company for references or contact information for interns who have previously worked for the company. Doing the research up front can save a whole lot of stress in the end.