Write an article based on this "Consider whether a functional resume will improve your chances of getting an interview, and thereby a job. Brainstorm. Organize. Arrange the resume by category, not by time. Add a summary at the beginning. Add a brief chronology of your work history at the end."
article: A functional resume is any that emphasizes skills and abilities and de-emphasizes the chronology. This shift in focus may be helpful in the following situations: You are changing careers or focus and you wish to feature skills and accomplishments that weren't central to recent jobs, such as older experience, volunteer experience, or skills developed outside of work. You have an interruption in your work or your career has recently taken a detour You can better customize your resume to the job you are seeking by de-emphasizing the chronology. Write down skills and accomplishments. Don't worry at this stage which ones are relevant. You can sort and edit later. Don't forget anything that might help, including: Volunteer experience. Experience working in another country, industry, or job function. Education, academic background, and on-the-job training. Skills, especially computers and language skills. Clubs and community affiliations. Hobby, craft, and do-it-yourself know-how. What is the very best, most relevant selling point on your resume? Are you a computer whiz? Do you have an impressive degree? Do you have years of experience doing something related to the jobs you want? Give your strongest asset top billing. You might also subdivide your experience into groups; for instance general people skills and more concrete accomplishments. Rather than a section for each job, have a section for each sort of experience or skill you can offer. Computer skills, education, and experience are the obvious divisions. When listing experience, begin each line with an active verb. It adds punch to the writing and gives the list a consistent tone and structure. If you can, focus on problems you've solved and specific results you've achieved. Did you save somebody money? Did you accomplish something more than your job description? The usual rules of resume writing still apply, only the result is shaped differently. This is not the well-worn "Objective" bit about obtaining a full-time job. Instead, it is the best condensed version of your offerings you can write. Ideally, a busy recruiter or hiring manager should be able to tell whether it's worth reading more of your resume within about 20-40 seconds. They can be one-line descriptions, including simply the company, your title, and the year in which you worked there.

Write an article based on this "Find out if the person you are calling is using an Apple device. Sign in to FaceTime using your Apple ID. Add your email address to allow you to communicate using email instead of your phone number. Connect to Wi-Fi to avoid using your data. Make a FaceTime call to your contact in Ireland. End your FaceTime call by touching the red button with the phone symbol at the bottom of the screen."
article: Apple has the built-in FaceTime application which allows for free international phone calls between their devices. FaceTime is pre-installed on all iOS7 devices as well as some earlier iOS versions, so there is no need to download an app. iPhone 4 was the first to have FaceTime and all iPhones made after that also have the app. Other Apple devices with FaceTime are iPad 2 and later, all iPad minis, and iPod Touch 5th generation. If you used or purchased your device in United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, or Pakistan, it may not have the FaceTime App pre-installed. You can purchase FaceTime from the App Store on your device. You may need to update your FaceTime app to enable the voice call feature. When you are using an iPhone, open the FaceTime app by selecting Settings > FaceTime > Use your Apple ID. Enter your Apple ID to sign in to FaceTime. If you are using an iPhone, it will already have registered your phone number and the email associated with your Apple ID should appear when you log in. To check the email address listed or add others, choose Settings > FaceTime > Add Another Email. You can add several email addresses to your account, allowing you to contact people using various email addresses. You can call someone in Ireland using their email address associated with FaceTime. You do not need to have their phone number. FaceTime calls are made using the internet instead of cellular service. This is why you are not charged like you would be for a regular phone call. On the other hand, that means that the call requires data. If you have limited data, this could eat through your plan rather quickly. When you are connected to Wi-Fi, you can use that service and save your data. Connect to Wi-Fi by selecting Settings > WiFi > On. Once you have enabled Wi-Fi, select the Wi-Fi network that you would like to join and enter any necessary passwords to gain access. When your phone is connected to wifi, the Wi-Fi radar beacon symbol will replace the data carrier on your display. You can do this in a few ways. If you have entered this person into your contact list, you can select their name. The screen will show their contact information you have entered. Under the phone number(s), you will find the FaceTime section. Two symbols are listed. One is the video camera for video calls. Select the phone symbol for voice calls. If the person you are calling is not in your contact list, open the FaceTime app and enter their email or phone number in the box at the top of the screen. You can also activate Siri and give the voice command "FaceTime audio" and the name of the person you are calling from your contact list. If another call comes in while you are on your current call, you will have the option to decline the incoming call or end the current call and answer the new call. These two options will appear to replace the red "end" button. iOS 8 models and later also have a call waiting feature, which allows you to place your current call on hold while answering the other call.

Write an article based on this "Get in shape Stretch every day to become more flexible. Practice good balance on the ground. Be aware of your body."
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before the season starts. Being a flyer in cheerleading requires a ton of body strength to keep your balance. Keep up your exercises even when you aren't cheerleading to be ready for the season ahead. Practice leg exercises, upper body exercises, and core exercises to be able to do any stunt that is asked of you. Ask the other cheerleaders on your team if they want to work out with you during the off-season. That way, you can all keep each other motivated to stay in shape. Fliers need to be able to do movements like leg lifts and the splits while in the air. Do stretches every single day so that you keep your flexibility up. Try doing stunt moves, like scorpions and leg lifts, on the ground so you are stretching the right muscles. Pratice holding them as you stand on the ground to maintain your balance. Your balance will be constantly shifting while you are being held in the air. First, do your stunt positions on flat ground. Once you have those mastered, try your stunts while standing on a cushion or pillow. This will mimic the balance corrections you will need to do while being held in the air. Practicing your stunts on the ground will also give you more confidence in your body movements when it comes time to be held by your bases. It can be easy to get distracted by the fliers next to you, your bases, or even the crowd you are performing for. Keep your mind on your own body positions and balance to make sure you are doing your stunts to the best of your ability. Practice doing your stunts in front of a crowd so you know how to focus when there are distractions around. Being aware of yourself will also help you avoid injury and avoid injuring your bases.