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Comment on Top Transferable Skills Web Sites by Jane Y

Jane Y — Mon, 21 Mar 2011 19:58:59 +0000

hi there
Sounds like an interesting 10 years you have had. I suggest
http://www.caterer.com for general advice about getting into the hospitality industry. If you want to specialise in PR, you might find http://www.hotelmarketing.com an insightful resource.

Good luck
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Comment on Top Transferable Skills Web Sites by The Rugby Player

The Rugby Player — Mon, 21 Mar 2011 19:56:59 +0000

Plenty more sites where the following comes from.

pr get seen Hospitality 2007 are pleased to have appointed Rawlingson Lane … Hospitality Magazine. Caterer Search © Copyright 2008 Fresh RM. Contact Us …
http://www.hospitalityshow.co.uk/page.cfm/Link=24/t=m/goSection=12
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Comment on Top Transferable Skills Web Sites by emmamaybury

emmamaybury — Mon, 21 Mar 2011 14:54:21 +0000

Looking for a career change from theatre to hospitality/PR. Any advice out there?
Have been in the theatre world for past 10 years – lots of transferrable skills since I have experience of touring and handling my own self-employed accounts and of co-producing shows, so project management background is in place. Just need a good place to start my research in re-inventing myself to a more secure line of work, cv re-work and any sites you are able to reccommend are gratefully received!

Comment on Schools and Education in Rochester MN by Herbert

Herbert — Tue, 15 Mar 2011 19:13:59 +0000

Kent State
University of Pittsburgh
Mississippi State
Temple
Drexel
RIT (Rochester Institute of Technology
Texas Tech
Have a great day!
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Comment on Schools and Education in Rochester MN by Giles Corey

Giles Corey — Tue, 15 Mar 2011 14:11:32 +0000

Please rank these schools by quality of education?
I need to pick a school out of the eight I was excepted to. You don’t need to give a reason or even rank the ones you’ve never heard of because even I haven’t heard of one and I applied. lol

Just rank them by the quality of education and prestige. My major is biomedical engineering.

-Drexel
-Temple
-University of Pittsburgh (main campus)
-RIT (Rochester Institute of Technology)
-Kent State
-Lake Superior State
-Mississippi State
-Texas Tech
*Accepted not excepted lol

Comment on Have you Ever Though to Move to Rochester by DENNIS J

DENNIS J — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 18:41:59 +0000

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http://www.AutoInsuranceFree.info

for your reference .
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Comment on Have you Ever Though to Move to Rochester by Joe Hoochumblow

Joe Hoochumblow — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 18:39:59 +0000

What would possess a 19 year old to get an SUV, particularly a luxury one? I’m in my early 20′s and that seems pretty lame to me.

If you want that style of vehicle though, check out Jeeps. Though I’m partial to Wranglers (so fun!), Liberties etc are pretty nice or the 2011 Grand Cherokee when it comes out looks to be pretty luxurious.

Forget the rich-soccer-mom vehicles and get something way cooler and more fun!

Cheers.
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Comment on Have you Ever Though to Move to Rochester by Luis

Luis — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 18:37:59 +0000

none SUV's suck get a Nissan GT-R or a Lamborghini Gallardo
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Comment on Have you Ever Though to Move to Rochester by Barry R

Barry R — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 13:35:42 +0000

Which luxury SUV should i get?
I am turning 20 soon and I am a second year college student at RIT in Rochester, New York, living off campus at Park Point. I have a job that pay well. The cost for all that is no problem. I like to go all over places, drive a lot. Plan on going on a lot road trip next year. I have an old car at the moment and it’s having a lot problem but its still moving I can’t keep paying 1000 dollar ever 6 month to fix though. So I would like to buy a SUV that I will still be driving now and after college. I figure by buying a new car at this age, I can start to build up my credit score by time I finish college.
I don’t want any low type suv such as Honda or whatever, I want something that I can still love in 4 years. Luxury and a beast. So the SUV that interested me are 2009 BMW X5 3.0 or 2009 Audi Q7 3.6 FSI, or 2009 mercedes benz GL 350 or 2009 mercedes benz ML320 BlueTEC SUV. Oh by the way, I would throw in the Lexus RX350 or Infinite FX35 but those seem to be females SUV type. One thing that all these SUV have in common is they all V6 Engine, that what I want. I really don’t need a lot of power, just very good handling in the snow, Rochester’s weather are very unpredictable.
I plan to put down 10k to 18k as a down payment and pay month by month for 60 months. I am having a hard time picking one of them. To make this clear, Money is really not a problem for me, I just don’t want to waste money for no reason. So by going through this plan, my credit score will be high by the time I finish college and the SUV would be paid off and fully under my name.
So my question is, which one should I get? I am like the BMW X5 a lot, but I like them all. So Which one is good to buy and still enjoy in 5 yrs or more. And if you know about car insurance, which car insurance should I look into?

Comment on Typical Weather for Rochester, NY in February? by Roger K

Roger K — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 22:53:59 +0000

Ditto Lynn’s answer. Can be VERY cold. Snow varies from lots to only a little, but it is quite unpredictable – depends often on where you are. The lake can cause a lot of snow is some places, and leave others with none at all.

Layers are the key, warm hat, mittens and good boots.

Worse than the temperature by itself, is the wind.
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