Weekly Round-up

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– According to the Wall Street Journal, there are very good deals to be had on flights. (Pictured: Airplane wing (2005), originally uploaded to Flickr by Zoagli.)

– WSJ's The Juggle asks the readers how much their jobs encroach on their freetime.

– Monster.com weighs in on the issue of a one- or two-page resume. (For our $.02: We've heard, from good sources, that a two-pager is fine so long as your career(s) are long enough to merit two pages — i.e., once you've been working for 10+ years.)

– We're freaked out enough about these ATM skimmers to post this link to Gizmodo, although really the only thing we're taking away from it is thus: People are finding new and creative ways to steal your money and information, and perhaps the best thing you can do is, while punching in your PIN code at the ATM, shield your “typing” hand with your non-typing hand. (And in general keep a close watch over your accounts.)  In other techie news, ReadWriteWeb has some good advice on which Facebook privacy settings you should check out, stat.