I haven't figured out how to store .pdf's on my site yet, so I converted my resume to a .jpg and posted it. You'll have to click on it to see it full size, and hopefully then you can read it. We'll see how that works out.
It's a little out of the ordinary, but I'm pretty satisfied with it. Not sure if it'll be terribly effective, but I suppose we'll find out.
Edit: Apparently the .jpg option didn't work out so well, unless you're my buddy Paul Rau, who has 20/10 vision, or something crazy like that. I need to find a place I can host files on the web so I can get my .pdf version out there. Hmmm...maybe I should call Paul. He is a genius. He'll have an answer. More to come...
Edit: Here we go. I think I figured it out.
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Hi, I stumbled upon your site via the 'Next Blog' button, purely randomly. If you want to link PDFs on your blog, you can use one of the free file hosting available. I've had a chance to try a couple: PhotoPeg.com and TheFileHut.com. PhotoPeg looks more 'elegant' but the latter is more straight-forward. Good luck trying. Do let me know of the result.
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