Review of Video Two For Social Media Training by Perry Belcher and Mike Dillard

Well I promised to continue to review the trainings as I go, and to share with you my dear Blog readers what I am learning as I go along, and how useful I think the training is. The subject for this video was 'Winning At Twitter.'

I settled down happily with my cup of tea (I am British after all!) and prepared to be wowed once more. The 2nd video was just short of 2 hours and I took 9 pages of notes so it's fair to say there was some great content and I was inspired by the Social Media training.

This time Perry Belcher was doing a solo act, and considering it was such a long video he kept it light and entertaining for the most part. There were a couple of sections where I thought it was a little heavy going as Perry gives so many valuable resources to use with Twitter that it can get a bit overwhelming. Sometimes I wish I could just know it NOW, don't you? I am of course working on developing more patience!

Arabic Speaking Jobs In London

Arabic happens to be one of the most intriguing and awe inspiring languages that is in existence and prevalent in the present times. The oldest known record of this language (and script as well) dates back to as early as 8th century BC. A number of ancient texts also exist that contains writing in Arabic. Some researchers claim that the origin of this language lies in parts of East Africa like Somalia, Ethiopia etc. However, the greater part of the history of Arabic has been documented in specific Arabic texts itself, that provides a very clear glimpse of the history and evolution that the language has undergone.

Arabic has laid its impact on a vast number of languages spoken worldwide. One may knowingly or unknowingly involve words in their speaking that share Arabic roots. Even the language ‘English' has certain words that have Arabic origin. Nevertheless, this rich language stayed and grew in the Middle-Eastern region, until the 7th century AD when it finally began to spread. The spread of this language can be owed to the nomadic lives led by the Arabic tribes. They used to travel from place to place spreading their stories and other interesting facts to the other settlers.

Such has been the impact of the language that at present almost 12 different dialects of this language is spoken in different parts of the world, involving around 200 million people. Following globalization, each nation is supposed to have language experts who are capable of understanding and communication with the rest of the world in the latter's dialect. Arabic also forms one of those languages that need to be learnt and understood by language experts. In fact, jobs Arabic speaking in London has witnessed a considerable rise. There are many job openings for the people who are either settlers from Middle Eastern regions of the world or, are British but know how to communicate in this language.

A large number of British schools and colleges offer tuitions in Arabic. Students can also opt for private tutors who would teach beyond usual class hours for better understanding of the language. One of the job openings that is gaining attention among the Arabic speaking people is tutoring. However, There are many online sites such as http://www.bigfoottutors.com/tutors/arabic/. All countries will always be in need of translation services. Translation jobs Arabic speaking in London, at present is in demand.  

For the British nationals who have learnt their communication skills in Arabic can involve themselves in a number of services in the Middle Eastern region. They may either represent the government in certain services, or may be placed as a part of corporate placements in the mentioned area. Benefits of learning Arabic are many apart from the jobs Arabic speaking in London. This is perhaps, one of the many foreign languages that have been able to grasp the attention of the language students not only in London, but also, all over the world. As far as the job scenario goes, there is no dearth of openings for people with skills in Arabic.

Knowing Your Judge in a Family Law Case in Essex County, New Jersey

New Jersey Superior Court, Family Division of Essex County is the busiest family law courthouse in New Jersey. The diverse county of Essex includes wealthy areas like Short Hills and Livingston and poorer areas in Irvington and Newark. The courthouse is located at 212 Washington Street in Newark, NJ. While there are many different types of family law cases in a family law courthouse, this article will focus on the Judges of the Matrimonial Division which handles divorces and post divorce actions.

Judge Nancy Sivilli is one of the longest standing family law/divorce judges in Essex County. Judge Sivilli was a civil court judge prior to being transferred to the family division where she handles a very heavy docket. Judge Sivilli is a neutral judge that understands both sides of the story as she is married and has children. While it is not critical for a family law judge to have kids, I believe having kids gives you a different persepective than someone that does not. Judge Sivilli make the speech at the early settlement panel to inform litigants of their chance to resolve their matters before having a trial.