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Campaign heating up

Wendell race figures to be the marquee event this fall in eastern Wake County.

Find jobs and get career advice on Twitter

Some people in the world are still trying figure out ‘What Is Twitter?’ All I know is it can be a helpful resource when it comes to health, news and today’s political topics. With the unemployment rate at 11 percent, I found it interesting that you can follow job openings and useful career tips on Twitter.

I’m very glad that Twitter can be used as a helpful resource, more than just a way to find out what the heck Ashton Kutcher is doing. So with that said, I put together a list of twitter pages that will help you with your job search.

Career Resources:
1. http://twitter.com/Job_Interview22
2. http://twitter.com/Triangle_Jobs
3. http://twitter.com/unemployment
4. http://twitter.com/ResumeHelp123
5. http://twitter.com/LinkedIn
6. http://twitter.com/jobwisdom
7. http://twitter.com/carolinajobs
8. http://twitter.com/jobsaccounting

10 “Healthful” Twitter Pages

With all the debate over healthcare reform, it seems like there are some things we can do to help ourselves. Here are 10 healthful Twitter pages I found this week while doing a random search:

1. Fitness & Exercise, http://twitter.com/FitnessExercise


2. Autism Research, http://twitter.com/autism_research


3. Cancer, http://twitter.com/know_cancer


4. Pure Genesis, http://twitter.com/puregenesispure


5. Breast Cancer Care, http://twitter.com/BCCare


6. Quit Smoking 123, http://twitter.com/QuitSmoking123


7. Diabetes, http://twitter.com/diabetescure


8. Kids Doctor, http://twitter.com/TheKidsDoctor


9. H1N1, http://twitter.com/H1N1Info


10. Healthy Heart, http://twitter.com/healthy_heart

 

It's hook wettin' season

It's late July, early August, and to many people that means one thing crosses their minds during their free time — that monster fish that got away last year at about this time.

I've received zero big-bass pictures this summer and expect a rush of them to be coming in soon. Last year I probably had five or six marvel fish pictures sent my way, just like I do with other outdoor sports seasonally.

Deer and turkey come over the winter months and fish normally all summer, but not this year, not yet. That's why I'm expecting soon, particularly in light of my own success on the pond in late summer, early fall. There's larger, more hungry fish to be taken, and someone's got to want to show those bad boys off. 

This blog is an invitation to those that find it — send a picture of your big catch to Eastern Wake News, it will make the sports page first-send, first-print. 

A big fan of fishing myself, I truly enjoy seeing what has frequently kept me out on the water for too long on multiple occasions. If someone doesn't send me a picture of their beaut I might have to go hit one of my local ponds over the head and put a picture of my own fish in, and for humility's sake I don't want it to get to that point.   

Full field run down

The filing period is over. See who's running.

More candidates

The pace of candidate filing in Wendell picked up yesterday. The field is up to six candidates.

Race cards filling up

Candidates signing up in Wendell, Knightdale and Zebulon.

Video: New Development

This is a video of new development in Zebulon. (Staff video by Brian High)

Video: Rosa Mae Perry and Clayton Whitley talk about The Great Depression



Three Mudcats make starting lineup

Today the Southern League released its North Division's tentative starting lineup for the 2009 Southern League All-Star game, scheduled for July 13 at Regions Park in Birmingham, Ala.

Three of the six Carolina Mudcats on the All-Star roster have made the starting lineup. Those include left-fielder Todd Frazier, shortstop Zack Cozart and pitcher Travis Wood.

For more information on the 2009 All-Star game visit southernleague.com, or call (770) 321-0400.   

 

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