Showing posts with label careers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label careers. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 7, 2009

FreelanceSwitch

FreelanceSwitch is a site for freelancers. The site provides lots of useful features, in particular, a job listings board. There is also a forum for information, support and advice plus helpful podcasts.

If you are interested in contributing to FreelanceSwitch, you can submit an article about freelancing and earn a $60 writers fee, if your article is published.

Saturday, June 14, 2008

i love bacteria - Fun science for kids!

ilovebacteria (previously known as ratlab.co.uk) is a fantastic site written by Kat, (her day job is in a microbiology lab) and she states that her site "was created to explain science to people who do not necessarily have a scientific background."

ilovebacteria.com is an outstanding educational site with lots of information about science but presented in a fun way that makes it exciting and easy to understand. In addition to explaining microbes and bacteria, there is a section offering advice about choosing a career in science.

The site offers a fun facts section too that answers all sorts of intriguing mysteries, like "How do they get the stripes in toothpaste?" For kids looking for experiments, there is a section with lots of ideas and information.

There is an ilovebacteria.com blog too.

Sunday, May 25, 2008

The Art of Manliness

The Art of Manliness is "a blog dedicated to uncovering the lost art of being a man."

The aptly named blog offers lots of interesting and educational posts about a variety of topics, including dress/grooming, health/sports, money/career, relationships/family and 'manly skills' such as 9 Ways To Start a Fire Without Matches.

Wednesday, May 30, 2007

Emma the TV Vet

Emma the TV Vet is a very interesting and informative website by Emma Milne, the TV vet. You may remember her when she was featured on the BBC show, 'Vets In Practice’.

You can ask Emma the vet questions or search the archive for answers to previous questions on her site.

There's also a Pet Talk section with a lot of articles on different topics by Emma.

There is also a page for aspiring vets.