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[cena2020]

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[alicedrue]

Why are Air Ambulance jobs so competitive?
The reasons are simple and straightforward:
1. All flight crew positions require extensive training and qualifications.
2. Air medical crews are regarded as the very best in medical care in Emergency Medical Services (EMS).
3. The air ambulance community takes pride in setting and maintaining high standards of entry.
An important point is that many EMS applicants consider the exclusivity of the air medical community a large part of the appeal of the community.
Flight programs do an excellent job of setting and maintaining high personal and professional standards for their teams. Many applicants spend years working as ground paramedics before beginning their air medical careers. Many others spend years working in an emergency department or critical care environment.
The exclusivity and barriers to entry are what make air ambulance flight jobs rewarding for many. There's something special about doing work that not just anybody can do. In fact, many crews we speak with explain that "if just anybody could do the job or get hired, it wouldn't be worth as much to me."
The end result is a highly competitive and elite group of medical and aviation professionals. All flight positions (pilot, nurse, paramedic) require significant training and experience. This means earning an air ambulance flight crew job requires some work and commitment, but it is possible. The keys to success are perseverance, determination and a plan.
Follow this checklist to get started:
1. Identify flight programs of interest.
2. Learn the requirements of each target program.
3. Start a self-improvement program today.
4. Get qualified.
5. Schedule the "secret interview" a.k.a. fly along or job shadow day.
6. Write a killer flight resume and cover letter.
7. Schedule a practice/mock interview with a career coach or current flight crew.
8. Do a great job on your real flight interviews.
9. Pick the right air ambulance flight program for you (not all are created equal).
10. Follow-up each interview with a personal thank you letter.
Approach each checklist item from the perspective of completing mini-goals to reach your overall goal of an air ambulance flight crew position.
It is not necessary to do each and every checklist item in order. In fact, at times jumping from one item to another is more beneficial. If you get stuck on any one item in particular, take a break or work on a different checklist item for a little while.
Earning an air ambulance flight crew job is an investment in time and patience. But if you maintain focus and complete all the checklist items, you will be rewarded with literally one of the best jobs in the world.
Want more information about how to launch an air ambulance career? Sign up for our Crew Glue newsletter and free e-book here.

[samrem296]

The next concern for you after designing and developing web pages is to get your web site hosted on the Internet. But with so many web hosting companies offering various types of web hosting packages - shared web hosting, dedicated web hosting, managed web hosting, which type of hosting should you choose?
As a general rule, it is a good idea to go for shared web hosting if you are a small business owner and cost is your major concern. But before you make your hosting decision, let us first understand what is shared web hosting service and what are the advantages and disadvantages of shared web hosting.
What is shared web hosting?
Shared web hosting service is a convenient and economic way of hosting web sites if you do not require extremely high performance and high bandwidth. As its name suggests, in shared web hosting service, the web server that hosting the web pages are shared by many other websites. The number of websites on a shared hosting server can go up to thousands at times. Due to one large and high performance web server is shared by hosting many different websites on it, web hosting companies providing shared web hosting service could offer them at an economic rates.
Even with so many websites hosted on a web server, you can be rest assured that the web hosting providers will not compromise on any kind of security and performance issues on the shared hosting servers. Moreover, shared hosting web servers are operated, monitored and maintained around the clock by IT professionals to ensure minimum server downtimes.
Technically speaking, shared hosting servers are run on Unix or other multi-user operating system and each website hosted on the web server is given a separate account in the operating system. Typically, websites hosted on shared servers are given a shared IP addresses and allocated a fix amount of web resources.
Let's examine the advantages and disadvantages of shared web hosting before you consider shared web hosting service:
Advantages of Shared Web Hosting Service
Economical: As many websites are hosted on a single web server, web hosting providers are able to offer low cost shared web hosting services. In general, you can expect to pay $5-10 per month for shared web hosting services. Today, due to stiff competition in the web hosting industry, you can even discover many web hosting companies offering huge web space and bandwidth (as high as 1000 MB disk space and 40 GB bandwidth).
Convenience: Shared hosting web servers are managed and maintained by professionals who are highly skilled with specialized knowledge of the field. As a result, you can concentrate on your web business and let these professionals worry about the maintenance and uptimes of the web server.
Customization: Even though web resources are shared, web masters can manage their website using control panel or similar tools provided by the web hosting company. They are free to upload files, remove web pages, add database, check web statistic and etc. Also they are allowed to create domain name specific e-mails accounts.
Efficiency: Today, shared web hosting service comes with web space and bandwidth that are more than sufficient for small business websites. However, you can always add more resources should you overrun the web space or bandwidth usage.
Disadvantages of Shared Web Hosting Service
Slower Responses: Given that a physical web server is shared, websites in the shared web hosting have to accept slower server response time if compare to dedicate server hosting.
Reliability Issues: In most cases, web hosting providers may take care of the security and performance of the shared server. However, it may happen that some of websites hosted on the shared server run a malicious program or script or over-utilize the resources, can bring down the web server. Your website would have to suffer downtimes and inaccessibility as a result.
Sharing Issues: Moreover, you just need one "bad" website in your shared web server to get your website banned altogether by ISP or search engine due to shared IP address (Note: you can always pay extra to get a dedicated IP address to avoid this problem).
Security Issues: Shared web hosting is more risky and opens up potential security issues as other web masters having an account on the same web server could hacked to your sensitive data.
Before you decide to ink a deal on shared web hosting, be sure to consider all the pros and cons of shared web hosting services above. After all, selecting a right web hosting services may be one of the most critical business decisions for your online business.


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[alikhan01]

Going to Thailand for a holiday is a great idea and booking luxury villas for rent might just make it even greater. Here are some pointers worth considering if you want this option.What are reservations like? It depends on the season. Summertime can be particularly busy times to book a Thailand villa. You might be competing with locals and foreign tourists who want to go to the beach. Songkran, or the traditional New Year, is also another time to watch out for since people will likely be in celebratory moods. If you wish to avoid all these hassles, make reservations during the off peak season. Beaches will have less crowds and you are likely to have the sand and shores all to yourself and your family. How much is a luxury villa for rent anyway? Rates vary on the amenities you want. For instance, some might feature a rate of $202 per night if you want something with four rooms with four bathrooms and a private pool. You may need to pay a higher amount if you want a villa with more rooms and access to a private pool. This arrangement might have premium rates, but trust us when we say it's worth every penny.

[ceemadatta4]

The Island is compact and serine and you can get whatever it is that you want from your time spent there. From the bustling nightlife and Shopping in Chaweng and Lamai to hiding from everything at a fasting retreat on a peaceful getaway. There is a perfect balance between island living and modern day needs, we all dream of living on that tropical island but inside we are still happy to see the big supermarket that can supply our comforts from home, or at least about 60% of them.

Real estate in Thailand has been in the press a lot lately, concerning and confusing willing buyers and investors alike. The truth is it is still really simple to purchase property there, through a 30 year rolling lease that totals 90 years. In some cases condominiums can be bought as a freehold, if the developer has a certain license.

With Thailand being such a beautiful country, attracting visitors from all over the world and much of the property being purchased off plan at huge discounts it is easy to see how this market will continue to grow. It is also easy to see how people who have invested in Thailand property will see generous returns on their initial outlay. With many of the real estate developers offering project management services upon completion your property could even make its money back from holiday rental income generated while you are not staying in it.

Anyone who has visited Koh Samui over the past few years will have seen a vast change in the real estate market, the prime investment spots are being snapped up while it is still at its great prices. People are now kicking themselves for not buying into the Thai real estate market a few years ago, but they will be kicking themselves again in a few years for not buying today.

[jamesboand]

Today, why don't we take a look at a few frequently asked questions relating to web design? Ready?

Question 1: What's the difference between a web designer and a web developer?

Technically, a web designer is primarily focused on the graphic design and user interface associated with creating a web site; they work on the visual and multimedia interface. On the other hand, a web developer is generally more focused on implementing the design through programming. Developers are more of the technicians compared to designers who are more like the artists.

Here's the big disclaimer though-in the real world, the lines are definitely blurred. Many are designers and developers are equally proficient in both areas of practice. The bottom line is that any new website is going to need both design and development to bring it to life. Make sure your pros can handle both with confidence.

Question 2: Why is my web designer reluctant to create the written content for my new site?

This is a common question. The truth is, your designer probably isn't saying that they absolutely don't want to help you with the content portion of the site. In reality, they're just trying to tell you that this really is a whole separate ballgame from the design itself and shouldn't be downplayed as a secondary focus. That, and the reality is that many designers simply want to focus on design alone (it's what they're good at and like doing, after all).

Most designers will either have a separate team they work with that creates written content on an as-needed basis...or if not, will gladly recommend a trusted provider to you that can help get this essential website component right. Please be sure to set aside a reasonable portion of your overall website budget for creating excellent SEO-optimized, reader-engaging content.

Question 3: Can my web designer take care of SEO too?

Maybe, maybe not. Some designers are very proficient at search engine optimization. The thing to understand here as well, is that design and SEO are also two very different fields that require different skill sets to conduct with best results.

The other thing to keep in mind when it comes to SEO is that optimization is really more of an ongoing process of building, tweaking, and continuously improving. It's built on a website framework that's SEO-friendly-and this is naturally a web designer's forte-but it also is about off-site work that needs to be done month-to-month to promote the best possible results.