Throughout my academic and professional career, I have learned to interact with people from different backgrounds, I have done my best to learn from the surrounding environment and to adapt myself quickly to any circumstance. This experience keeps me continuously motivated and maintains my creativity at 100% to always seek an appropriate solution in the face of any adversity. Personally, I high value my career and the path that I have taken as a woman in the industry, so I always seek to develop my potential, not only on a technical level but also trying to develop my skills as a leader and a change agent for my co-workers, neighbors and the community in general. So, in conclusion I feel thankful of bein an Engineer and a woman in the industry... Tbj

Hi, friends! I'm looking for a UK partner to exchange Spanish- English or just english, I'm a intermediate english speaker! Scottish people are welcomed too :)

hello, All! Please, could somebody correct this sentence? "Be an entrepreneur; It's a way to explore what is inside of you (introspectively) to bring to others " Or, "It's a way to explore inside of you, and find something to bring for others" Thanks

Kindest or Kindness? Hello all! Which word is better for this example: "Thank you very much for your kindest approval…" Thanks

How to study to pass the TOEFL, speaking section? Hello guys, 
If you have some tips for the speaking section and have time to she with my your experience via Skype please, contact me!! 
That's will be great for me practice with someone and get some feedback!! 
I'm able to exchange help with Spanish!! :) 

Thanks! 

Help with these expresions-ENG Hello All; Could someone explain me what is the difference between these expressions and give a little example on how to use it? *Getting crazy (Is a common expression?) *Drive me crazy (I hear this expression on the song singing by Britney Spears) *Going to crazy (Is it correct?) Thank you very much for your time :)

Spanish Tutor- Practice (intermediate level) Hello All; I'm Violet Alvarado from Chihuahua Mexico and I'm thinking on be a Spanish tutor as part of my activities to improved my conversation english. So, feel free to contact me by this platform to start with conversational and informal practice in spanish and also I'm able to resolved douds about slang (informal spanish) or even grammar. I'm an Engineer, I like read and movies, music and I hace other interest about solar energy, entreprenour business, programming, gadgets and some other stuff related to technology. Thanks in advanced and remeber if you need someone patience and funny to practice Latin (mexican) Spanish contact me. Greetings!! :)

Day of the Dead- Mexico Hello Today I'm going to talk about a Mexican Celebration: "Day of the Dead", a lot of people around the world think that festivity is the same as "Halloween" from the USA, but this Celebration in Mexico is about love for our family and friends that have "passed away" and very ancient traditions, I mean is our way to remember "deceased relatives" that is actually not for at least 2 days on November. 1st & 2nd November Festivities take place on the cementers, with altars in honor to our relatives, with pictures, flowers and traditional food, beverages, and some items for the prehispanic culture, as if: "papel picado" , candles, and the "bread of the dead" in Spanish "Pan de Muerto" that is a traditional bread is baked for this unique celebration. It is traditonally shaped like a round loaf with rolled strips of dough layered on top that resemble the bones of the dead. A glaze of melted butter and orange zest is then brushed on top, followed by a generous sprinkling of sugar that it could be with a lighter tone of red or pink color. Exist a lot of ways to celebrate the Day of the Dead thought Mexico, for each state, reagion and for each family is different but is a only emotion and tradition celebrate it with our families with music, food and a little of nostalgic. If somebody want to know more about this singular celebration could visit the next website, with very complete information: http://www.mexic-artemuseum.org/images/uploads/education/Day_of_Dead_Guide.pdf Picture: http://pixgood.com/day-of-the-dead-cemetery-celebration.html Thanks for correct my notebook entry.