It’s been fifteen years since Roswell first ended its run on the WB and UPN after a successful three seasons. Now, the CW has good news for fans across the globe - they’re bringing the cult sci-fi series back to life.

Leading the charge that has fans racing to mark their calendars is Lawrence Bender. A producer with decades of some of the world’s favorite films credited to his name, Bender is executive producing the series alongside Kevin Kelly Brown, an EP on the original series, and co-production partners from Amblin TV.

The original Roswell series was developed, produced and co-written by Jason Katims, who has since gone on to create shows including Friday Night Lights, Parenthood, About A Boy and Rise. The show first debuted in October 1999 and continued on until May 2002.

A lot of us have the dream of going independent. Not only will it give us the flexibility and freedom to do as we please, but we’ll also have the ability to grow our income at whatever pace we’d like. However, getting yourself into a position to start freelancing can be tough, which is why I’m offering a few helpful tips on how to get started. Check them out below:

Get Your Contracts In Place

Ask anyone you know that’s currently freelancing and they’ll most likely tell you that one of the most important things you can do is protect yourself. After all, this can be a rough business and one where people are going to try and take advantage of you. For example, as noted by Business News Daily, a freelancer on average earns $21 per hour, which for someone companies can add up quick. And in order to protect your rate, you need to have the proper tools in place.

“Distracted from distraction by distraction”-T.S. Eliot

The dawn of the 21st century saw mankind being irrevocably shaken up by the web, technology’s most dazzling achievement, the network of networks that has become a household name and changed our online lives forever.

However, the Internet’s continuous advancement with leaps of epic proportions makes it so, that the system does at times become perplexed in jargon, and occasionally confuses the untrained computer user. Together with a "navigator", you need to keep your mindset, knowledge and computer skills constantly updated to be able to take fool advantage of this remarkable tool. This concise guide aspires to define what is what, and walk you through the steps that will make the Internet best work for you. 

Step 1- Select your weapon(s)

It all starts with the right hardware. You can get easy access to the net through four devices, namely a desktop computer, a portable computer (usually called a laptop or notebook), a mobile computer (tablet), and a smart mobile phone. It is essential that the specifications and properties of your machines cover your current needs, while it is good to have some potential for upgrading. Discuss this with your trusted dealer, and don’t pay money for functions you don’t need.  Normally $1,000 should be more than enough for the whole package.