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• Connecticut, 1976

• Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey School of Law - Camden, Camden, New JerseyJ.D. University of PennsylvaniaB.A.

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Hello,. It's really hard to get your foot in the door with this kind of job, honestly, unless you are really specific in the types of things you want to cover and what you can offer a small town newspaper. These newspapers want to see a portfolio of community-oriented experience, which you have with German-based papers.. You should include your clips and samples when applying for a job and you need to prove that you are flexible for any type of coverage that the news outlet needs. When you're compiling your resume, list your most recent contributions, along with the year, and then your teaching experience and those years. . If you want to go for journalism in your career, I think you should put that experience at the top to show that it's something you have been involved in more recently.. I am the Associate Editor for a small newspaper in Brooklyn, NY, but the photographers I need have to have certain experience and need to show they are well rounded in covering different community events. The pay also is nothing to brag about and you would need another full time job just to make enough in addition to being a journalist/photographer.. Everyone says they have journalism skills, but when they start actually writing for a small paper in a small community, you'd be surprised how little your experience means -- it's your ability to report and know local issues and prove that you understand the news that's most important to a company.. Good luck!

I need to make a contract stating that the parents will provide so many meals a day and supplies for the baby.

I do this, and it works GREAT. I've never had a problem. I don't fill out "freebie forms" that ask for credit card info. I only fill out the forms that are very basic.....name, address, email, ect. I get freebies 2-3 times a week. As for some freebie sites, Wal-Mart has the easiest with "no strings attached" process. Twisted Branches is good as many other people seem to say on Yahoo Answers. I'll put a couple more below that might be worth looking for baby products. Remember, not to give out credit card info....if they ask for that, it's NOT a freebie!

I am wanting to write a letter to my state senator. It is a bit of a lengthy letter. Is a formal letter divided into paragraphs? I really need to know. Thanks..

Once you get validation then, if you want to try the PFD, you should include the fact that the debt has past the collecting SOL for your state, include the SOL statute, (I'll list the SC SOL statutes at the end) and that even though the alleged account is past the collecting SOL and you are not legally required to pay, that you will offer $x amount for total and permanant deletion from your credit reports. (by including the fact that "you" know it is past the collecting SOL, they may take any amount you offer). . I would also suggest including that by their agreement to accept the PFD they will consider the account as paid in full and will not attempt any continued collections which includes selling the remaining amount.. . Never offer to pay the full amount on a time barred debt. You have the leverage of the law on your side, they legally cannot sue you. The only way they can legally be paid is by your offer to pay.. . And like c0w60y mentioned, never send a personal check.

Depends on the state. Do you have his permission to change it, or has he signed off his parental rights so that you can change it? Just because you have custody of the child does not mean that he has no rights as long as he is paying support...

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