Tracy Said:

Why are people so quick to judge Paris Hilton ?

We Answered:

Sure we all need love and non-judgmental friends. But it is hard to love someone who comes off as such a whiny little princess.

When her behavior changes, so will her amount of friends.

Good luck and I admire your attitude and the non-judgmental tone you are taking with her. I do hope you are sincere and not dazzled by her money or her looks.

Good luck.

Peace.

Connie Said:

need to fined hilton family doubletree, hotel roanoke?

We Answered:

fined ? or find ?

in either case, I'm sure if you do a search under Hotel Roanoke you will find it quite easily.

Here's a clue,,, it's name is the same as the city it is located in. Quite an interesting old place and quite a good teaching facility.

Yolanda Said:

Girlfriend not helping out with rent?

We Answered:

I dont think she's walking all over you i think she just doesnt have the money. Why dont u and her move into a 1 bedroom apartment instead?

Russell Said:

What would you do? I'm job searching.?

We Answered:

I'd stay where you are right now, apply at the Hilton (or somewhere else, if possible!) where you could possibly work a little less.

Good luck!

Ramona Said:

how to remove please help?

We Answered:

Turn off Autocomplete.

1. Open Internet Explorer.
2. Choose Internet Options from the Tools menu.
3. Click the Content tab.
4. Click the AutoComplete button.
5. Click to remove checkmarks from these items:

* Web addresses
* Forms
* User names and passwords on forms
* Prompt me to save passwords

6. Click the Clear Forms button.
7. Click the Clear Passwords button.
8. Click OK.

Anne Said:

Does Anyone Know How To Search For Small Modeling Jobs?

We Answered:

you need to put a portfoilio togehter and take it to some agencies around where you live or even in bigger cities.

Virgil Said:

What should i wear to a Job fair at the hilton?

We Answered:

If I were you, here's what I'd do:

1) Bring 10 copies of letter & resume. Most likely, you'll fill out applications either by hand or online anyway. Check out some online job applications to find out the information that they are likely to ask for (maybe some stores like Target have online job applications you could check out.) The reason I suggest this is so that you have that information with you as well. Often, applications ask for specific start & end dates and reasons for leaving previous jobs. (Meaning that they ask for info beyond what is on your resume.) Also, you may want to call or check the website for the job fair and find out if they have a copier there, then you can make a better decision about how many copies you feel like bringing to the fair. I'd also suggest that you bring your papers in a folder or large envelope so they don't get folded or crumpled.
2) In order to appeal to as many employers as possible, I'd suggest dressing fairly "middle of the road." Wear light-weight ironed pants, such as Docker's or something similar to that. Match your pants with a ironed button-down shirt (tie is not necessary) or a ironed plain Polo shirt. Don't wear clothes that are frayed nor have loud colors nor have blatant wording/graphics. Likewise, if your shirt is lightweight enough that you ought to wear an undershirt, do not wear a t-shirt that will display graphics through the fabric of the outside shirt. Wear comfortable decent shoes with matching socks. If your only shoe choices are dress shoes and athletic shoes, go with the dress shoes.
(Obviously, this is a bit overly cautious, but if you want a job, you don't want to lose out to your competitors just because an employer thought someone else dressed more appropriately for representing their company.) I suggest you try on the clothes & shoes you plan to wear ahead of time to make sure you'll be comfortable and to make sure they fit. Obviously, you don't want to wait 'til the day of the fair to find out that your pants are too short or there's a stain on the shirt you planned to wear and then find yourself in a pinch trying to put together something else to wear.

good luck & enjoy your summer!