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Lacey Jackson - Resume

2012-02-28T04:50:00.003-08:00

Hey! I am one of the team leaders of FoxyStilezArticles, a worldwide web writing company. We create articles in French and English for world wide web readers, and are ready for written content production for your online business. Below you may see my curriculum vitae, and you'll also be able to find other team leaders and team members' resumes on this internet site. At the bottom of my curriculum vitae, you'll find some instances of our published posts. For job inquiries, please mail us with the contactform on this website and we shall respond as soon as we can.

Curriculum Vitae

Lacey Jackson

12440 Norton Drive

Vermont Montpelier

lacey_1992@gmail.com

Qualifications

Graduated With Honors from Belmont University

10 years of article writing experience (directly for Electronic readers)

Great competency in Latin and English

Committed, company-oriented employee with a taste for particulars

Employment Expertise

FoxyStilezArticles, Ottawa Canada

2001 - Present

Crew Leader

Accountable for setting up a worldwide staff of internet writers to meet a challenging set of development goals and objectives.

- Set records for efficiency, expanding productivity by 15% worldwide

- Properly maintained dependable logs of project distribution

- Cared for QC for international output over a considerable staff of copy writers

Extra Skillsets

Fluent in Latin and English

Sophisticated proficiency using a huge range of office software

Samples of Released Writing

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Why Will Saletan's Calling for the Miscegenation of the Races

2012-02-28T04:49:00.002-08:00

I've been meaning to respond to Will Saletan's piece in Slate last month on race, genetics and intelligence. In it, he summarizes a number of genetic theories, which all point to the disturbing conclusion that:

"Tests do show an IQ deficit, not just for Africans relative to Europeans, but for Europeans relative to Asians. Economic and cultural theories have failed to explain most of the pattern, and there's strong preliminary evidence that part of it is genetic. It's time to prepare for the possibility that equality of intelligence, in the sense of racial averages on tests, will turn out not to be true."

I cannot deny the possibility that there are racial differences in average intelligence (or rather differences in average intelligence between previously isolated populations, since race is a social, not a biological concept), even though my gut reaction is disgust. I know this is something about which I ought to remain agnostic absent credible, compelling evidence not just because that's the position from which a social scientist, whatever his or her unspoken agendas, ought to begin, but because my emotions on the subject run so damn deep, it's hard to be "objective" (as if anyone can be about a topic as dangerous as it is seductive). Without a certain intellectual coolness, I'm liable to burst out in expletives.

Ai Taylor - Resume

2012-02-27T04:49:00.001-08:00

Aloha! I am one of many staff managers of FoxyStilezArticles, a global content writing combine. We all write content in English for global web viewers, and are on the market for content creation for your web page. Down the page you can read my CV, and you may be able to find other staff managers and writers' CV's on this web page. At the end of my CV, you're going to check out some illustrations of our written works. For job inquiries, you should mail us using the contactform on this webpage and we shall answer as soon as we can.

Curriculum Vitae

Ai Taylor

3476 Fire House Lane

Hawaii Honolulu

ai_1994@gmail.com

Summary

Graduated With Special Honors from Dartmouth College

10 years of article writing experience (especially for Internet viewers)

Great competency in Latin

Dedicated, team-oriented worker with a knack for particulars

Business Expertise

FoxyStilezArticles, Boston USA

2002 - Present

Writing Team Organizer

Responsible for setting up a international staff of writers to fit a challenging set of assembly aims.

- Set unprecedented records for production, raising productivity by 35% worldwide

- Accurately managed regular logs of job distribution

- Addressed QC for worldwide creation over a sizable staff of copy writers

Special Skills and Abilities

Fluent in Latin

Sophisticated skills with a huge range of office software programs

Samples of Publicized Writing

cottage rental in ontario | mr tire columbus ohio | used tires st louis | rotating tires | changing a flat tire | tire mounting machine | change transmission fluid | transmission rebuilders | best fuel efficient trucks | custom your own car | touch up paint for cars | oil change price | hot water heater | how to fix a leaky bathroom faucet | filing taxes | college degrees | toilet clogged | how much are braces | what is a gateway | income tax due date | agatha christie novels | best practices in education | pictures of mexican food | best mud tires | cheap auto parts

African fractals, and why your computer may be African

2012-02-27T04:48:00.002-08:00

So perhaps a better, more succinct response to Will Saletan's piece on race, genetics, and intelligence which appeared on Slate last month, is this video of a talk by Ron Eglash, an "ethno-mathematician" who studies African fractals. Learn about the African origins of binary code, and how God, architecture, and mathematics are married in infinite regression:

P.P.P.Potter.....

2011-12-13T12:15:00.006-08:00

Much in keeping with my image of beered-up cheeky rugby school boy lad, I went to see Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban on Friday night with Hairy Andy. After no small amount of piss taking on his part, he agreed to go and see it. (soft touch) Thankfully we weren’t the oldest people there, we may have been the oldest to go without kids but I have a high shame threshold and a child’s imagination.

I like the Harry Potter books, I enjoyed the two previous films, I don’t own any of the DVDs (the ex took them *ahem*) and I’m not proud.

But wow – what a departure from the usual Harry Potter magic! This film was awesome, very dark, very beautiful camera work, less of the kiddies Harry Potter and more for the adults. Suddenly this magical utopia turned nasty and threatening. Although film was long, the script skirted around loads of plot lines in the book to still produce a worthwhile film.

I am worried (as I’m sure the actors are) that by the next Harry Potter film they’ll all be a bit too old. By Harry Potter 5 it’ll look like the third Grease film. Oh well, they replaced Dumbledor seamlessly and I hear they can do wonders with computers these days…..

One last thing, I fancy Hermione, wrong I know, even "Brown thumbs" Andy gave me an admonishing stare, but hey you’ve got to give it to the girl (in all senses of the word).

Voting, only for Boris

2011-12-13T12:15:00.004-08:00

oting, I’m undecided. Today we have our European and Council elections.

Ever since I became able to vote, I’ve spoiled my ballot. I’ve always voted, I just tend to vote for everyone in protest that they’re all as bad as each other.

It’s a small statement, but at least I’m saying something. No one seems to represent my socialist/fascist stance, the “Stop Tilesey paying tax.” point of view.

I’ll probably do the same this year, at least by voting for everyone I guarantee I’ll win. After all, one of them has to win and if I’ve voted for them it means I predicted the right one – winners all round.

I personally believe that they should make voting a legal requirement as they do in Australia. Over there you get in a serious amount of trouble if you don’t vote, you can even end up in jail. It’s a shame that such harsh measures have to be brought in, but at least then you guarantee that everyone has had their say whether they spoil their ballots or even vote Tory.

Just for the record, the party closest to what my views would be are the Lib Dems, although they put forward some pretty flawed policies at times. I could never vote for Tony, I would even leave labour out when spoiling my ballot. Oh, and I would vote Tory on one condition….. BORIS JOHNSON FOR PRIME MINISTER!

Update: Upon seeing the BNP and the UKIP on the ballot paper for the Euro MP elections (not the council elections thankfully) I decided that it was my constitutional duty to tell them to fuck off. So fuck off you fascist shits, 83 years on and you're as close minded and bigotted as the nazis - you just don't have as good a colour scheme. Oh, and Michael Howard, you having an anti-euro stance probably wasn't the best tactic was it? Wow, I actually voted properly - like a good pro-euro should......

Food Diary

2011-12-13T12:15:00.002-08:00

Blatantly stealing the concept from the beautiful Miss Fluffy and spurred on by the recent diet discussion, I shall be tacking on a food diary to each of my days posts listing what I ate the day before.

Since exhanging on the flat, I've being eating shite, drinking at least 2 beers a day and haven't been to the gym once. On Monday I decided that I need to get back into my winning ways.... On Tuesday I decided that this would help and on Wednesday I decided to do it.

So, Wednesday's food:

B: 1 Weetabix covered in Crunchy nut cornflakes (+milk)
L: 1 Small pork tortilla from the canteen
T: 1 Banana smoothie, 1 actimel, 1 peach.
D: 1 Rump steak, 1 yellow pepper, 5 florets of brocolli, 1/2 carrot, 1/2 onion, 6 cherry tomatos + feta.

Fizzy drinks: 2 Cans Diet Coke, 1 can Pepsi max.
No alcohol (day 3)

BTW: I have a really good memory, hense why I can remember the little details such as how many cherry tomatos I had. Unfortunately I'm really dumb with names.....

Decisions, decisions….

2011-12-13T12:15:00.000-08:00

not work I can do in the evenings…..

Mav is sorting out a drinking session up in London with his touch rugby (insert mockery here) lady pals (all Sloanes with posh accents, my favourite) to celebrate the three international rugby matches happening over the weekend.

So, do I go up to London and drink or stay here and graft?

The sad thing is, I’m 90% certain I’m going to graft instead. Booooo. To hell with it, there will be other drinking sessions!