Advertorial Post: Career Ideas For People Who Like To Read

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Today, we’re talking careers for bookworms, so if you’re an avid reader listen up. You may not have thought about it, but the fact that you love to read makes you the ideal person for many reading-based careers. When we say ‘reading-based,’ we don’t mean you’ll spend your entire career reading, but it will play a big part in your role.

So what are the careers that are suited to people who love to read? For everything that you need to know about the best careers for bookworms, read on.

Medical professional

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If you’re an avid reader and a fan of hospital documentaries and dramas, a role as a medical professional could be perfect for you. Reading is a crucial part of working in the medical industry. As throughout medical school and while dealing with patients, reading is a vital resource. There are millions of diseases…

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Skies Of Glory…God Of Light!

By the Mighty Mumford

Skies of glory was incredible to capture…I hope you enjoy the photos! It all began Friday morning about 7:30 when the sky colors and odd clouds caught my eye… I looked out while grabbin…

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November 1943 (3) – CBI

Pacific Paratrooper

Sam Spector, radio operator, with Kachin Company C.

During the Chinese train-up and the British reconstitution of forces, bill tribes in northern Burma who refused to be subjugated — predominantly the Kachins, but also the Karens, the Chins, the Kukis and the Nagas — had been fighting a guerrilla war against the Japanese occupation forces. Other Burmese tribes, the Burmese and the Shans, welcomed the Japanese and openly collaborated with the Japanese secret police (Kempei) against the minority hill tribes. The Allies supported the guerrillas from Fort Hertz, the only remaining Allied base in Burma that had an airfield. The three regiments of guerrillas — the Karen Rifles, the Kachin Rifles, and the Kachin Levies — were natural jungle fighting units, but they lacked the tactical training and the modern equipment that were needed to effectively battle Japan’s mechanized infantry and armor.

Gen. Stilwell & Gen. Sun at Sun’s HQ…

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Heroin: What The Hell Are You Doing To Yourselves Folks?

The Maryland Dove, Saint Mary’s City, Maryland

John Cowgill's Literature Site

This  is  the  Maryland  Dove  in  Saint  Mary’s  City,  Maryland.

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A Rift on Confusing

The Tony Burgess Blog

We live in a classical music world but all we desire is bubble gum pop. Complicated people desire simple things.
We sure need hope but settle for less.
Mother Earth’s children are confusing.

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