I have another blog named Arloo. Arloo is all bout interesting and fun articles about Myanmar and other stuffs. It is updated daily. Want fresh news, articles and opinions? This is the right place.
Among my blogs, it is the most popular now. Maintaining blogs is not an easy task but I really enjoy it. And blogging about my country, Myanmar is even more rewarding. If you have time, just check it out! (Arloo)
Sunday, October 09, 2005
Tuesday, September 13, 2005
EBay to buy Skype in $2.6 billion deal?
It is really a big deal if you buy a free internet phone software company for billions of dollars.
Making one of its riskiest bets yet, eBay (EBAY) said Monday that it will buy Internet voice service Skype. That could eventually pit eBay against phone companies and VoIP services such as Vonage.
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Buying Skype "is a lot more of a stretch than any of the other acquisitions they've done," says David Edwards, equity analyst at American Technology Research.
EBay will pay $2.6 billion for Skype, which can be used to make free, high-quality voice calls from one computer running Skype software to another, anywhere in the world. Customers need a PC with a microphone. For a fee, Skype users can call regular telephones and vice versa. (Link)
Making one of its riskiest bets yet, eBay (EBAY) said Monday that it will buy Internet voice service Skype. That could eventually pit eBay against phone companies and VoIP services such as Vonage.
ADVERTISEMENT
Buying Skype "is a lot more of a stretch than any of the other acquisitions they've done," says David Edwards, equity analyst at American Technology Research.
EBay will pay $2.6 billion for Skype, which can be used to make free, high-quality voice calls from one computer running Skype software to another, anywhere in the world. Customers need a PC with a microphone. For a fee, Skype users can call regular telephones and vice versa. (Link)
25 Tips for Better Resumes
1. Be neat and error free.
Catch all typo's and grammar errors. Make sure to have someone proofread your resume, preferably someone attentive to details. Even the smallest error could land your resume in the electronic recycle bin.
2. State specific objectives.
Form a solid, clear objective that will help you carry a focused message throughout the resume. The objective summarizes your skills and emphasizes your strengths.
3. Why does the employer need you?
Focus on highlighting accomplishments that will arouse the interest of employers who read resumes asking themselves: "What can this candidate do for me?" Remember that the goal is to get the interview.
4. Make a good first impression.
On average, employers spend less than 30 seconds scanning each resume. Most employers are more concerned about career achievements than education. Place the most interesting and compelling facts about yourself at the beginning, such as a list of accomplishments in order of relevance.
5. Emphasize your skills.
Use a skill-based resume format that is organized around the main talents you have to offer. Prioritize everything. (Read More here)
Catch all typo's and grammar errors. Make sure to have someone proofread your resume, preferably someone attentive to details. Even the smallest error could land your resume in the electronic recycle bin.
2. State specific objectives.
Form a solid, clear objective that will help you carry a focused message throughout the resume. The objective summarizes your skills and emphasizes your strengths.
3. Why does the employer need you?
Focus on highlighting accomplishments that will arouse the interest of employers who read resumes asking themselves: "What can this candidate do for me?" Remember that the goal is to get the interview.
4. Make a good first impression.
On average, employers spend less than 30 seconds scanning each resume. Most employers are more concerned about career achievements than education. Place the most interesting and compelling facts about yourself at the beginning, such as a list of accomplishments in order of relevance.
5. Emphasize your skills.
Use a skill-based resume format that is organized around the main talents you have to offer. Prioritize everything. (Read More here)
Thursday, September 08, 2005
Sunday, September 04, 2005
Myanmar Vs Malaysia u-23
Myanmar 1-1 Malaysia . Myanmar took the lead first. Malaysia got penalty just before the match ended. One Malaysian player got a red-card.
Tuesday, August 30, 2005
Sunday, August 28, 2005
Tuesday, August 23, 2005
Myanmar U-20 Soccer team welcome celebration
Other countries might not celebrate this way when their U-20 teams come home as champs. But we think it is special because Myanmar people love their country so much and they really like soccer. Since the senior national team haven't grabbed any silver-ware for decades, Myanmar people longed for it. So when the U-18 and U-20 teams become the ASEAN champs, they celebrate as if their national team won the world cup.
Free Course: HTML and XHTML for CSS
Hello, everyone! This post is not related to Myanmar soccer but I would like to inform you about a free online course for HTML and XHTML with CSS. I got to know that CSS can make a website really good if you use it properly. So, I'm learning about web design now. And I think you might be interested this free course. There are also free course for Java, VB.net and PHP ,etc on the net.
This is a great place to start if you want to learn HTML from a scratch. Westciv have a series of self paced courses available for purchase and download. And they are offerring HTML and XHTML for CSS course for free.
In HTML and XHTML for CSS we cover the foundations of standards based markup with HTML or XHTML. At the end of this course you will have seen all the basic elements and attributes and be able to use them confidently to create valid, standards based web pages. The course is very hands on: you get to develop a site as you work through the various aspects of HTML. But all the necessary theory, explanation and illustration is covered as well, so by the end of the course, you won't just know what to do, you'll also know why. (Thx Mayvelous | Via Arloo)
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