Problem Solvers and Communicators Worth the Most in the Work World
People may be surprised to learn the value of their skills in today's work world. In their new book, "150 Best Jobs for Your Skills," Michael Farr and Laurence Shatkin identify the skills that typically pay the most and are used by the fastest-growing jobs.

Culinary Institute of Virginia Announces Open House
Culinary Institute of Virginia, the School of Culinary Arts at ECPI College of Technology, is pleased to announce an Open House on Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008 from 6 pm to 8 pm. The Norfolk-Based Culinary Institute of Virginia is located at 2428 Almeda Avenue, Suite 106, 23573. Admission to the Open House is free and attendees with have the opportunity to tour the facility, see exciting demos, and speak with students, faculty, and staff about the 'hands-on' learning environment the Culinary Institute of Virginia offers.

Software Developer Releases Breakthrough Database Sorting Software
Computer programmers often struggle with the challenges of data sorting due to the shortage of appropriate software and tools, and as a result must often dedicate hours to developing their own programs built for specific functions. Alain Amiouni, an independent software developer, has developed and launched Spirit of Quicksort as an effective solution for a broad range of programmers' data sorting needs.

Writing Short Info Reports
People want information, they want it quick, frequently in short form, and straight to the point. Its no wonder that they go straight for a computer connected to the internet to find anything from how to grow tomatoes to choosing a web host.