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Don't forget to include your job title for each job, eg: Software Developer - Microsoft Corporation, Redmond WA, July 2012-Present The job descriptions need to be COMPLETELY re-written. Employers don't want to read a huge block of text there and they seem to be just laundry lists of things without any clear indication what you actually did for each. For example the final job listed did you do installation of these things? Maintenance? Did you design new systems from scratch or just follow someone's instructions etc. Look up samples of resumes or pick up a book on resume writing (even Resumes for Dummies) to see what nicely formatted bullet lists look like. They make your resume far more readable and aesthetically pleasing. Move your education to the bottom (a high school diploma is not much of anything to brag about, so don't feature it as your first section), and references need to be removed. Print them out separately and bring them to your interviews. They do not belong on resumes.
The body found was swimming in a nearby water body. When the helicopter dropped it's bucket to get the water to be dropped on the fire it accidentally scooped up the swimmer as well. So the swimmer is transported to the fire, the helicopter drops the water, there fore dropping the swimmer as well. The swimmer dies from the height of the fall and they find the body later.
