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if this is your first bike, then be a fool for a sport. must learn to do before you start worrying about the race and the girls watching you. there are many people watching when you're putting dead on the road because he went and bought bike way too much for you. a course. take 10 classes. whole class can do for you is to make the driving test for motorcycle license free and gives you the skills necessary to become a good driver with practice. youd better with a smaller bike (which you take a course of a 250 or 500 cc is) that a man ….. I honestly do not need 500 inexperienced drivers on the road. school children is quite bad and the roads full of blue collar cruisers who love how to mount one or the other. I can drive on these roads and i drive my daughter there when Im not on my bike. the last thing we need is a Novice cause an accident that could injure or my son because my wife was beginning busy trying to race cars and watching chicks get him.LEARN TO RIDE first, before becoming a STAISTIC. or ruin someone's life either. you seem concerned about his own safety this stage

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Interpreting a TEFL/ESL/TESOL Job Advert: Beyond the Rhetoric

Few professions in the world have such a unified online job market. Schools now see the Internet as the first place to advertise, while a great many teachers look for jobs, and are hired online. In this article we look frankly at online TEFL/ESL job adverts, trying to cast out the TEFL job horrors and discover those TEFL gems that do exist. To do this we need all our wits, a decent working knowledge of the global TEFL market and a strong dose of realism. What we have here is a list of clauses taken from a variety of online job descriptions which we are going to interpret. All of the following quotes were taken from November 2009 postings on the job forums at TEFL.com/Dave’s ESL Café (International Job board), and ESL Base.

1. Salary and money
One of the most disappointing aspects of the TEFL/ESL job search is the lack of information available about salaries. Unfortunately, not disclosing the salary is the norm, and not the exception. Instead, many schools opt for bland statements which don’t help an aspiring job applicant. Most prevalent is ‘competitive local salary’. Competitive with what? Local teachers? Few Western teachers would be able to live comfortably on a local teacher salary in Russia for example, especially being a foreigner. Some jobs have the audacity to state ‘salary allows for comfortable middle class lifestyle’. It is unlikely a language school has conducted research into what constitutes a middle class salary, nor do they even bother to define what middle class really means in the context of the named country. A less common advertised condition is this: ‘Salaries are generally above the average paid by other private language schools in the areas concerned’. Ultimately, it is irrelevant what other schools pay, and only reveals that this particular school is involved in a race to the bottom, by only just paying more than what they think their competitors do. Bad form. If schools expect quality language professionals, they need to advertise high salaries in full, allowing teachers to make their own informed decisions.

The entirety of TEFL salaries do not rest altogether on a main basic payment. Either because salaries are low or it’s just the way the market operates, schools tend to offer a plethora of financial and non-financial benefits. As we’re dealing with money, let’s look at the very common ‘contract completion payment’. For reasons unbeknown to most, the majority of schools offer a contract completion bonus – usually one that accumulates monthly – to teachers who stick out an entire contract. Such ‘payments’ start around $50 a month and tend not to be higher than $100. Nevertheless, wouldn’t you prefer to have such money incorporated into your basic salary, allowing you the luxury to resign should the job not be to your liking?

2. Perks to get you to sign
A company car is a perk. A coffee machine is a perk. ‘Visa and work permits organised’ is clearly not a perk, because if the company doesn’t do this, they won’t be able to hire any teachers. Watch out for schools that sound off similar so-called ‘perks’, which actually offer little substance and are meaningless. Take for example: ‘A salary increase of 10% is paid to teachers signing for a second year contract’. This sounds generous, but like the aforementioned visa carrot, it offers nothing. The particular job in question was for a monthly wage of Chinese CNY 6000 (around EUR 600). Few other professions would offer appalling salary increases of only EUR60 a month. Stinginess.

One perk which does make a real difference to teachers looking to relocate to another country is ‘airflight allowance’. However, watch the wording. In this example, it seems unlikely that the school will pay all of your return flight. I much prefer ‘paid return airfare’, although all too often teachers must wait a whole contract or half before they see their money again. For teachers from Australia and New Zealand, ensure your school pays your entire airfare as many schools are happy to hire antipodeans, but don’t want to pay for your whole airfare.

For a job that involves going abroad, the idea of holidays sounds a bit unnecessary. However, everyone needs time off work, and it is sad to see teachers disillusioned because they haven’t had the opportunity to explore their new country of residence. The number of holiday days per year varies enormously. When looking at job adverts, it’s all about the most amount of paid days you can get. Ignore nonsense like: ‘Teachers will have about twenty-five days unpaid holidays per year.’ Few other professions sink this low to try and state that all holidays have to be unpaid. One step better is: ‘20 days paid holidays (for 12 month contract)’. Still, this amounts to less than three weeks in an entire year of holiday! People outside of TEFL/ESL laugh at this and no-one should sign a contract offering such minimal time off.

3. Working hours
From my research, bar far the most common amount of hours which schools offered on a full time contract was 24-25 hours teaching hours a week. Bare in mind that some schools consider these hours as ‘academic’ (45 minutes), and therefore the actual teaching load is smaller. Planning and preparation time obviously comprises the rest of your weekly hours (10-15 hours). Schools rarely stipulate how long this must be though. However, having 25 hours teaching a week may not be as simple as it seems as in the next example of poor practice: ‘Saturday is a working day, there are 2 long mornings off between Monday-Friday’. How long can a morning be to compensate for a whole lost weekend day? Even if you wake up at 07:00 you still have to go to work in five hours!

Some teachers swear by overtime, while others swear at it. Some companies tend to outline their requirements for overtime on their adverts. This is beneficial as they can always say they told you so if you complain about having to do overtime. For example; ‘[there is] the opportunity to teach extra hours to increase quarterly bonuses’. Be wary this isn’t the school inviting itself to offload more classes on to you. It also isn’t clear how these classes are paid. As a bonus?

4. Accommodation and local living
The golden rule when looking at the accommodation or local quality of life issues in job adverts is to be very wary. The classic TEFL/ESL recruiting trick is to compensate a contract with poor terms and conditions by highlighting all the beautiful temples, beaches, and historic old town that a country has. These beaches seem less beautiful, nevertheless, if you can’t get time off to visit them or your apartment is an hour away from the historic centre. If I want tourist advice on a country I will go to their ministry of tourism website, NOT the language school hoping to employ me. This is just an underhand trick to disguise their poor working environments.

If a school provides housing, ‘shared accommodation provided for teachers’ is the norm. Schools seldom say more than this, meaning your quality of life depends largely on the quality of your house mate, the quality of the apartment and the location of it. It is advisable to get as much info on this as you can before you depart so you are in a stronger position vis-a-vis the school. If possible, find out if the school offers money in lieu of the apartment if you want to find your own. This will give you an idea of how much your apartment is really worth as a part of your salary.

5. Teaching children
So important a good school is if you are teaching children that we wrote out this entire section of pitfalls and things to go for. First the dangers to watch out for: ‘bed time duties for teachers’ ranks as just about the worst thing that you could get as a TEFL/ESL teacher of young learners, closely followed by this: ‘must enjoy teaching children classes’. In no other job would an employer remark that the employee must ‘enjoy his/her work’! While, obviously their intention is to hire someone who has a genuine ability to motivate children, this remark smacks of a school that doesn’t want to support teachers with behaviour management.

The better schools should provide you with hard facts when it comes to kids’ classes. Take for example; ‘Classes are limited to 2-4 students’, ‘learners consist mainly of children between the ages of 3-14’, and ‘learners consist mainly of children between the ages of 3-14’. All these clearly sign post what lies ahead, so if you do like children, you know what you are getting, and if you don’t, you can get the hell out.

6. Final warning signs
By now, we have worked our way through a number of stipulations in TEFL/ESL contracts that are cause for concern for English teachers. In this final section, we bring together a nebulous array of worrisome devils that seem to plague job adverts and should be regarded as warning signs to prospective teachers. If you are applying through TEFL.com look out for how many vacancies there are available. A dual digit limitation means that the maximum number of vacancies a school can advertise is 99. ‘99 vacancies available’ is bothersome because it indicates that the school has a high turnover of staff. Why would people want to leave a job if they were satisfied? It is most likely that they are not. On other websites the alarm bell is ‘DOS, ADOS and EFL Teachers required’. What has happened to their existing staff if they are hiring so many new people? One can only worry.

I have been in two minds whether or not to add ‘no teaching experience necessary’, as all of us have had to start our TEFL/ESL career somewhere. However, even teachers who are newly qualified with CELTA/CertTESOL have some teaching experience and therefore can do better than the large chains which seek wholly inexperienced teachers. If you do have experience, do not touch such places. In TEFL/ESL, every year of experience adds dollars to your pay check, get this rewarded by looking for incremental increases in job adverts.

Finally, let us finish this roller-coaster ride through the archives of TEFL/ESL job classifieds by looking at the most prevalent statement throughout; ‘The cost of living is low’. Please ask yourself when considering a job ‘to who?’ The cost of living is not low to everyone in Europe or the US, so it won’t be in a TEFL destination. More often than not, this statement is used to justify a weak salary. Naturally, a salary is only as good as how expensive a country is, but just remember if a school feels the need to mention it, you are probably being taken for a ride.

To sum up, when you look at a TEFL/ESL job advert again, use these tips and hints to make sure you are getting the good deal you deserve, as once you have arrived in your new country of employment it is very hard to akter terms and conditions. Look out for a salary you know is good relative to your currency, not local wages. Ignore bold-sounding, but ultimately hollow benefits such as a contract completion bonus, public holidays advertised as your annual holiday, and visa support. This will not only benefit you, but other teachers also, as unscrupulous schools will eventually go out of business.

About the Author

Having been an English teacher for three years in various destinations such as Russia, the UK and Singapore, Will has developed a keen interest in TEFL/ESL/TESOL resource development and management. He has established his own TEFL/ESL/TESOL supplementary handouts website http://www.handouthub.com, an Internet subscription database of over 1000 downloadable supplementary handouts.

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58 Signs Your Spouse is Cheating on You

Here are some signs that can tip you off that you have a cheating husband or cheating wife. Feel free to forward this list to anyone who might be interested. I just ask that you don’t change anything and include the author box.

Signs of a Cheating Spouse:

1) He just got a new cell phone but surprisingly the bill gets sent to his office address.

2) Your partner suddenly starts taking more business trips that last longer.

3) He no longer wants the baby seat in his car.

4) You can’t get your spouse to talk to you anymore.

5) Sex life? You hardly have sex any more.

6) Wow! Your sex life has suddenly taken off.

7) Your partner is paying way too much attention to you.

Your partner is ignoring you.

9) Your spouse is neglecting everyday chores and tasks.

10) He starts paying a lot of attention to a clean car. Everything is spotless inside and out.

11) You find you have to readjust the passenger seat every time you get in the car.

12) She seems to be working late at the office more than usual.

13) He has condoms even though you are on the birth control pill. She takes the pill even though you have had a vasectomy.

14) She just got a new male friend but she says not to worry because he’s gay or recently engaged.

15) Your partner is always running late.

16) When your partner comes home his hair is wet.

17) She always seems to be forgetting to wear her wedding ring.

18) He has suddenly taken up jogging when he normally only runs to the fridge.

19) You start smelling alcohol on her breath even though “she came straight home from work”.

20) Your Spidey senses are tingling. You just get the feeling that something is going on with your spouse. Your intuition or gut feeling is talking to you.

21) He starts to buy new clothes and starts looking REALLY, REALLY good.

22) She gets a new email address and doesn’t tell you about it.

23) She races you to the mail box to get the phone bill first.

24) You notice charges on your credit card statement that make no sense.

25) Your spouse seems more secretive. They are definitely hiding something.

26) You can’t get your partner to fight anymore even when you try really hard to make him or her mad.

27) Your partner doesn’t want to go anywhere or do anything with you anymore.

28) He/She goes to another room to make private phone calls.

29) Your partner’s friends seem to be uncomfortable around you — like they know something.

30) You start getting an unusual number of telephone hang-ups.

31) Your partner encourages you to take a vacation alone.

32) Your spouse starts getting defensive when you ask if something is going on.

33) Your partner starts wearing new cologne or perfume.

34) You notice lipstick on his collar, or worse — on his underwear!

35) She deletes the phone log on her cell phone at least 5 times a day.

36) He turns off his cell phone when you are together like he is afraid to take a call beside you.

37) She becomes paranoid and uncomfortable even when you ask the most innocent questions.

38) Your partner spends many hours on the computer or phone after you’ve gone to bed.

39) He makes a brand new CD to play in the car.

40) Your partner has set up special security on the computer that you can’t access.

41) The internet browser history is deleted whenever you go to use a shared computer.

42) Your partner is spending less and less time with you.

43) She never seems to be at her desk when you call.

44) Use your nose. Your partner smells differently when they leave the house in the morning compared to when they come home in the evening. A different cologne or soap smell.

45) Your spouse suddenly becomes interested in new, different types of music.

46) Your partner starts talking differently, using different phrases and sayings and knowing more on a new subject.

47) Your spouse has unusual scratches or bruises on their neck, back or arms and you know the cat is not responsible.

48) Your partner has his/her cell phone locked down better than Fort Knox.

49) He never returns your calls when he’s out.

50) She has more of a “glow” about her.

51) Your spouse’s underwear never makes it to the laundry or it appears to be rinsed before getting to the laundry hamper.

52) He heads to the shower or brushes his teeth as soon as he walks in the door.

53) He starts buying new underwear.

54) She buys new underwear and always wears matching bras and panties.

55) He starts doing his own laundry.

56) Your spouse starts receiving small unexplained gifts.

57) She tells you she is trying a Brazilian wax.

58) He learns how to remove hair. He now clips his nose hairs, trims his pubic hair and tweezes the hair growing out of his ears.

About the Author

Sydney is a Relationship coach and has helped hundreds of couples improve their marriage. Is your marriage headed to divorce? For additional marriage tips visit us at http://www.marriagepassion.com

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I don’t think my “own woman” of my race are atracted to me…..?

I am a regular black guy. I dress wearing dockers and button down polo shirts on most days. Clean cut and positve and productive. I don’t think black woman are attracted to me. I try to talk to them(normal conversation) I think they think I am a nerd or something. I don’t know what to do. Any advice?
Actually white woman appraoch me,
and want to have lunch or something all the time.
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I hate to say it white woman allways compliment me because they think I am smart, black woman compliment on the types of clothes(material itmes) that I wear.
J.T you are correct. I get funny looks from blackwoman when i am having lunch with the white girls. And it’s these same woman that would not give me the time of day.

Thats hillarious, the minute you hook up with a white woman the black women get pissed.

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Micargi RS888 Road Racing Bicycle 27

The Micargi RS888 Road Racing Bicycle is a 700C road racing bike. It features a 27″ aluminum frame, so it is lightweight and easy to carry. Round handlebars are also a feature of this bike. The fork, derailleur, shifters, and brake levers are all Shimano products; brakes are manufactured by Artek. The handle bars, stem, seat post, and rims are constructed in alloy, making the bike very lightweight, but also durable. The bike comes in blue, dark blue, and dark gray. It comes partially assembled.

2WB 700c Urban Fixie Single Speed Bike

The 2WB 700c Urban Fixie Single Speed Bike is a fixed gear, single speed track bike that weighs all of 23 pounds. The Chrome-Moly 7-pound frame is of Urban Single Speed design and includes a rack mount. Brakes and brake components are manufactured by ProMax. Double alloy rims and a Chrome Moly Unicrown fork are featured on this bike as well. Assembly of seat, handle bars, front tire, and pedals will be required.

SE 700C Lager Single Speed Bike/Fixed Gear Bicycle

The frame on this fixed gear, single speed track bike features an urban single speed design, with a Chrome Moly frame with a rack mount. Freewheel and rims are manufactured by Shimano, and the brakes are from Artek. Alloy brakes, stems, handle bars, and fork make the bike durable and low-maintenance. Alloy rims and black alloy hubs are also featured. The bike comes in cool white and flat black. Some basic assembly is required.

SE 700C Draft Lite Single Speed Bike/Fixed Gear Bicycle

This 700C bicycle is a fixed gear, single speed track bike and comes in two sizes: 50 and 56 centimeters. The frame is of the urban single speed design, with a Chrome Moly frame with a rack mount. Alloy brakes and brake components, and fork make the structure of the bike lightweight and easy to care for. Other features include toe clips on the pedals and Artek brakes, and round handlebars. Alloy rims and black alloy rims are also featured. The bike is available in candy apple red and team blue and brown.

SE 700C Draft Single Speed Bike/Fixed Gear Bicycle

This is another fixed gear, single speed track bike, and features similar parts and construction to the SE 700C Draft Lite Single Speed Bike/Fixed Bicycle. The design is different in that this member of the 700C Bike series features straight handlebars, rather than round, and the frame is slightly different in structure. Both bikes are equipped with a flip flop hub. This 700C Draft comes in an orange and blue design.

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