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WE ALREADY HIRED SOMEONE! THANK YOU FOR THOSE WHO SENT THEIR APPLICATION!

We are hiring! Part time

Looking for article/content writer
$5-10/hr

Duties and Responsibilities
1. Completing/ editing writing projects, meeting deadlines, and following content requirements in terms of style and project specifications, particularly in commercial real estate.
2. Revising content whenever clients request changes
3. Helping create style guides or suggesting changes to ensure content is consistent and clear

Skills and Qualifications
1. Understanding grammar rules and how to construct clear sentences
2. Being mindful of things like flow, readability, and sentence variety
3. An understanding of search engine optimization best practices

For those who are interested PM me.

I think is is a good idea for other countries too

Rare blue moon rises
If anything unusual happens to you Friday, you'll be right to say it was "once in a blue moon."

The July 31 appearance of the month's second full moon will be the first such occurrence in the Americas since August 2012. Every month has a full moon, but because the lunar cycle and the calendar year aren't perfectly synched, about every three years we wind up with two in the same calendar month.

But Earth's satellite will most likely not appear blue at all.

Typically, when a moon does take on a bluish hue, it is because of smoke or dust particles in the atmosphere, such as during a cataclysmic volcanic eruption.

The dark blue tone of an evening sky can affect the coloring we perceive, as well.

So when the phrase "once in a blue moon" was coined, it meant something so rare you'd be lucky (or unlucky) to see in your lifetime, according to NASA's National Space Science Data Center.

The most recent blue moon that was truly blue in hue was in Edinburgh, Scotland, in September 1950. Astronomer Robert Wilson of the Royal Observatory observed the event and concluded that the moon was blue in color because the satellite's light was traveling through a patch of clouds that had particles of smoke and ash from forest fires burning in Alberta, Canada. Those particles crossed the Atlantic Ocean and hovered over Scotland during the lunar event, creating a rare spectacle, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

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