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IMPORTANT!
Please submit your resume using the following guidelines. If you attempt to submit your resume using any other style or form, your submission will be delayed. Title: Unless you have an anonymous resume, the Title of your submission should be your real name in the follwing format: [academic form of address, if any] [lastname] [comma] [firstname] [middle name or middle initial] [comma] [academic qualifications, if any]. See below for examples of good and bad submissions. Description: Do not attempt to summarise your entire resume in the Description field. You can use telegramme style or full sentences, but refrain from using sales talk or superfluous adjectives. Write in the third person singular. Include the following information about yourself: your location (city, state, country), your highest or most relevant academic qualification, and your most recent or most relevant experience. You may also mention anything that makes you stand out among your peers, but keep it factual and short. The entire Description may not exceed 30 words. Examples of good submissions: Title: (make up a good submission with telegramme style) Description: Title: (make up a good submission with full sentence style) Description: Examples of poor submissions: Title: (make up a submission that tries to summarise the entire resume) Description: Title: (make up a submission that gives too little information) Description: Title: (make up a submission that makes over-use of adjectives and sales talk) Description: more information (editors only) |
This category is for individual resumes of electric or electronic engineers and any person whose job function is directly related to electric or electronic engineering.
Guidelines:
Title: Preferably the Mining Accident's Common Name
Description: Cause of accident, type of mine, place, date, significant historical effect. Describe contents of site.
Notes:
- Mining accident's common name: This is the name by which the accident is commonly known. It can be the place name, the company's name, the nearby town's name, or any suchlike. Use this only if the site's title is inadequate.
- Cause of accident: For example flooding, collapse, fire/explosion, mechanical failure, sabotage etc.
- Type of mine: open cast, vertical shaft, horizontal shaft, onshore oil rig, offshore oil rig, deep sea mining, beach mining, archeological recovery mining, etc.
- Significant historical effect: Actually, this could simply be the number of lives lost, or the number of survivors, or mention of whether government/company policy changed after the accident, etc.
I created categories by type of mine and will possibly also create it by type of accident, but this is only to facilitate searching. This does not necessarily reflect the final layout of the subcategories.
This category is for rechecking sites that I previously deleted.
Self-audited sites are added to this cat using a Hotclick string in Opera 6.05 on URL-texts in the complete editing history:
[Search Engine 2]
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URL=http://dmoz.org/editors/addurl.cgi?cat=Bookmarks%2FL%2Fleuce%2FSelf-Audit&url=%s
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