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The order, which took effect at 12:01 a.m. on Jan. 16, provides that no person may harvest or possess snook in state and federal waters off Florida until September and establishes a temporary prohibition on the harvest and possession of bonefish and tarpon from state and federal waters off Florida through March 31.
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I agree with Matt Forte that a RB lowering his head is instinctive and I couldn't picture a RB about to contact a tackler not lowering his head. It seems to be that not lowering his head would leave the RB in a more vulnerable position. I think this has no chance at all of being implemented, and if it somehow was, no chance of lasting very long.
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A proposed NFL rule change that would penalize ball carriers for lowering their helmets into tacklers has drawn the ire of Chicago Bears running back Matt Forte.
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"This hearing is an important step in shedding light on one of the worst abuses of the past administration. Let me be perfectly clear. This so-called enhanced interrogation program was illegal. It was contrary to our national values. And it undermined our national security. Like Chairman Whitehouse, I am a member of the Intelligence Committee. Nothing I have seen - including the two documents to which former Vice President Cheney has repeatedly referred - indicates that the torture techniques authorized by the last administration were necessary, or that they were the best way to get information out of detainees. The former vice president is misleading the American people when he says otherwise.
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Fantastic Four #572Hickman exorcises the Reed Richards-centric focus by focusing on a Reed Richards-centric story. And it works!
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X-Factor #50"X-Factor" has its future storyline lurch towards a conclusion, even as it looks ahead to the upcoming "X-Factor" #200.
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Dark Reign: The List – Punisher #1After surviving an assassination attempt perpetrated by Frank Castle, Norman Osborn decides to return the favor in his own special way.
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New Mutants #6"New Mutants" kicks into high gear with the coming of Necrosha, as Zeb Wells continues his take on Cypher and Warlock.
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Dark Reign: The List — Wolverine #1Noh-Varr and Fantomex team up to save the World. Oh hell yes.
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Ultimate Comics Armor Wars #2Entertaining, but not entirely substantive. Though, Ellis continues to write a fantastic Ultimate Tony Stark.
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Ultimate Comics Avengers #3Enter the Avengers, a group that's made up of new, darker versions of the Ultimates. It all comes down to how much you enjoy Mark Millar's scummy characters.
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The Incredible Hercules #137This issue of "Incredible Hercules" follows the continuing journey of Amadeus Cho. The decisions he makes here will play out in these pages for a long time to come.
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X-Necrosha #1The three participating books in "X-Necrosha" show what they've got in store with zombie mutants, and there's some fun stuff up ahead.
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The Incredible Hulk #603"Incredible Hulk" makes both Skaar and Daken interesting. Bet you didn't think that was even possible.
October 26th, 2009 | ||
X-Men Legacy #228Rogue heads into Emplate's dimension to rescue the young mutant, Bling
October 25th, 2009 | ||
Wolverine: Origins #41Wolverine tracks down Bruce Banner and Skaar while on the trail of Romulus.
October 25th, 2009 | ||
Dark Avengers #10A marked drop in quality in this issue as the tone is too light-hearted and Deodato's art doesn't mesh with the script as much as usual.
October 22nd, 2009 | ||
Dark Wolverine #79Horrendous art kills a lackluster story in one of the worst comics I've read this year.
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Spider-Woman #2Jessica Drew wakes up in a Madripoor prison after killing a Skrull. Clearly, her life could be better.
October 21st, 2009 | ||
Invincible Iron Man #19Norman Osborn has made it his own personal mission to find Tony Stark. He does just that this issue.
October 20th, 2009 | ||
Uncanny X-Men #516Magneto returns to Asteroid M, finding the X-Men now in residence.
October 20th, 2009 | ||
Thunderbolts #137Rick Remender doesn't get off to a great start here, and the art by Mahmud Asrar doesn't help.
October 20th, 2009 | ||
Web of Spider-Man #1"Web of Spider-Man" returns as an anthology title.
October 19th, 2009 | ||
The Incredible Hercules #136"Incredible Hercules" is even better than your friends are telling you. And that's before you include gods giving each other wedgies.
October 19th, 2009 | ||
The Marvels Project #3Brubaker tells a noirish version of the Golden Age of Marvel, but it's not enough of a new take to make it special.
October 19th, 2009 | ||
Nomad: Girl Without a World #2When I think "comic written by Sean McKeever starring a teen hero," this is the kind of quality I automatically expect.
October 14th, 2009 | ||
Captain America Theater of War: Operation: Ghosts of My Country #1Another "Captain America: Theater of War" story, this one features very little of Captain America himself, and chooses to focus on his spirit and influence.
October 10th, 2009 | ||
Ghost Riders: Heaven's on Fire #3Mostly just action in this slight issue as the plot isn't pushed forward much.
October 9th, 2009 | ||
Dark Reign: The List – Secret Warriors #1We continue to see more of Norman Osborn's list in action. In this instance, one of the items on Osborn's list comes to him.
October 8th, 2009 | ||
Dark Reign: Zodiac #3The new Zodiac's three-issue reign of mayhem and destruction ends here, but hopefully not for long.
October 8th, 2009 | ||
Strange Tales #2Even the weakest stories in "Strange Tales" are merely good (rather than great), which is a great hit rate for an anthology.
October 7th, 2009 | ||
Astonishing X-Men #31The X-Men rescue Agent Brand as her shuttle crashes to Earth
October 7th, 2009 | ||
X-Men Vs. Agents of Atlas #1While making Utopia more hospitable, the X-Men come into conflict with the Agents of Atlas, who have invaded the X-Men's former base of operations hoping to use Cerebra.
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Daredevil #501Andy Diggle and Roberto de la Torre take over "Daredevil" in such a smooth manner that other new creative teams should take note.
October 6th, 2009 | ||
Shang Chi: Master of Kung Fu #1Shang Chi returns in a one-off anthology special.
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New Mutants #5The New Mutants team deal with the fallout from their recent adventures.
October 6th, 2009 | ||
Hulk #15Ian Churchill's new style is the best his art has looked, but it doesn't quite fit with this book.
October 5th, 2009 | ||
Doctor Voodoo: Avenger of the Supernatural #1This series might have potential, but it's only hinted at in the first issue.
October 5th, 2009 | ||
Thunderbolts #136Andy Diggle's "Thunderbolts" is fun, but I wish he'd been in charge when "Dark Reign" wasn't happening.
October 4th, 2009 | ||
Punisher Annual #1Remender's joined by Jason Pearson on this Annual, but, as fun as it is, it's still just an interlude.
October 3rd, 2009 | ||
Secret Warriors #8Norman Osborn has a gun trained on Nick Fury. He doesn't miss.
October 1st, 2009 | ||
Thor #603Straczynski's writing drags a little in this issue, but Marko Djurdjevic delivers some of his best interior work yet.
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"Inferring from the molecular evidence I obtained (both mitochondrial and nuclear), the Electric Blue is a Jack Dempsey. I don't know where the rumor started about it being a hybrid with tetracanthus but I can assure you that it is not. The (Electric) Blue Dempsey does not appear to occur in the wild, I would speculate that the color morph appears because of inbreeding within the aquarium trade. Hope that helps, Prosanta" So, according to Dr. Chakrabarty, the Electric Blue Jack Dempsey is a color variety of the Jack Dempsey, and not a hybrid with another species.
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The maximum sizes are not really the maximum. I have occasionally seen specimens of each of these fish that are bigger than the sizes listed as the maximum in the above table. But fish of the sizes listed would be considered very big for that species.
Fish like these Neotropical Cichlids continue to grow their entire lives. Mammals like dogs and cats grow to their maximum size within a few years, stay at that size for several years, then often decrease in size the last few years of their lives. But Neotropical Cichlids continue to grow for their entire lives. So the term maximum size is a bit more vague when applied to these fish.
The sizes listed above should be an important guide when buying fish. Be sure you are committed to providing the fish you buy with an appropriate home. Each of these fish will eventually need a big aquarium.
Click here to go to another web site which has lots of very interesting details about Cichlids.
Comments Neotropical Cichlids are generally very aggressive. Most other tropical fish cannot live with these fish. As they mature these fish change colors. Often the males become more colorful, but sometimes the females become more colorful than the males.
After they mature, the males begin to create a territory and chase other fish out of their territory. They want to attract a female to their territory, then go through a ritualized test battle with her. Presumably each fish testing the strength of the other.
Once a pair bond is established, the two fish work together to defend their territory, spawn, and raise their baby fish. Click here for more about breeding the Pink Convict shown below.
This is a female Pink Convict about 2.5" long. The males are solid pink and sometimes almost white. Pink Convicts are one of the easiest fish to breed. Click here for more details about breeding them.
Recommended Diet When Neotropical Cichlids are small, feed them floating flake food. Also feed them some freeze dried blood worms and give them an occasional treat of live or frozen brine shrimp. When Neotropical Cichlids have grown to be about 2.5 inches, they will usually need to start eating pellet food such as Hikari Cichlid Pellets. This food is available in most stores that sell pet fish. Also feed them an occasional treat of live Black Worms and some live or frozen brine shrimp. Click here for more about feeding fish. Some of these Neotropical Cichlids, for example Convicts, seem to do better when fed a few Black Worms. But other Neotropical Cichlids, such as Firemouths, often seem to get bloat when fed worms. Click here for more about Black Worms.
Compatibility Either one of these fish to an aquarium or more than 3. If you keep just 2 or 3 of these fish in the same aquarium, the strongest one will make the others miserable, but they will usually do very well in a group of 6 or more in a large aquarium with 50 gallons or more of water.
Jack Dempseys and Red Devils may be too aggressive for some of the other fish in this group such as the Green Severums. These Neotropical Cichlids are often kept with a Plecostomus or a Bushy Nose Pleco, White Tip Shark Cats and Pacus. Click here to read more about several other groups of compatible fish.


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After USA, Turkey has the second largest army in NATO and is one of the most important strategic partners of USA.
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- 98%Budget Travelers
- 81%Spiritual Seekers
- 75%Backpackers
- 51%Luxury Travelers
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- The Standard MiamiSara WhitfordMember ofNightlife LoversLocal CultureBudget Travelers+ 7
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Oct 29, 2013The Standard has the relaxed and low-key vibe you would expect at a hostel but with amenities and grounds that reflect a more serene and maintained atmosphere. The lobby area and patio feel like an upscale new age retreat, with furniture made out of driftwood, a large pool on the bay, and a fire pit surrounded by lounge chairs. There were even a few old hippies outside on laptops. The Standard seems fit for the older, more relaxed crowd, the kind of people who like organic food and want a respite from the typical chain hotel. The rooms also reflect that, with earthy tones and simple but comfortable furnishings. They also have a restaurant and lounge, which is a nice convenience since it is a little out of the way from the South Beach action.
- The Standard MiamiGogobot Editors' ChoiceMember ofLocal CultureOutdoor EnthusiastsBudget Travelers+ 11
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May 09, 2013Whether or not you're a guest here, the pool and spa are a great way to cool off and pamper yourself on a sweltering South Beach day.
- The Standard MiamiJenny BeneventoFirst to ReviewOct 02, 2013
This hotel is the best. If you want a romantic weekend or you want to hang out in a pool 24/7, or you want an awesome free spa, this is the place to be. When staying here I felt like there was really no need to see Miami--I just wanted to stay in the hotel.It's full of cool looking furniture and the shower gel is the best smelling ever. It has a great free hammam and you can even bring a visitor. We got an upgrade just for asking and everyone who worked there was extremely accommodating. When I tried to tip someone for bringing us extra blankets he said we had paid enough to stay there and it was not necessary.
The outdoor area is very romantic/mysterious--big hedges that lead you to fire pits, hammock areas, and the pool! People under 17 are not allowed in this hotel, which is something I LOVE but is clearly reflected--I saw more than a few people in these secluded areas having some "adult time." The pool is 24 hours, which was great for me. It also had a great waterfall hot tub, view, and plunge pool!
Though we enjoyed our stay, you will not love this hotel if:--You want a huge room.
--You need secure access. Access to the rooms is from the outside, though a person would have to go through the lobby to access your door--I had no issue with that, but other people might.
--You have a car and are cheap--the valet is crazy expensive ($37)
--You plan to walk between the hotel & Miami beach late at night. Though the hotel is near lincoln road the walk isn't super pedestrian friendly especially at night. Not in terms of crime but in terms of crosswalks.
--You want to spend all your time at the beach. The hotel is not near the beach but the pool is so awesome you will not care.
--You're myopic--the outdoor area is very dark & mazelike--could be a pro, but was sometimes a little confusing. - The Standard MiamiBlanca IvoryJul 05, 2012
My favorite thing to do on a Saturday off is take a cool plunge followed by a hot soak at the spa at the Standard Hotel in Miami Beach. They have amazing yoga class and a beautiful restaurant overlooking the water.
Recommended for:Spiritual Seekers - The Standard MiamiKarin TracyOct 02, 2013
The Standard Miami is the hotel that I compare all others to now! We found good prices on Priceline (in the pick your hotel – not the name your price – section) and I was excited when I read the reviews.
We got in very late and the front staff gave us a few late-night delivery menus when we checked in. We stayed in the least expensive room (I think it's the Dry Medium). The hotel was obviously a mid-century apartment complex and we were a little nervous as we walked down the skinny outdoor hallway to the room. What a fun surprise when we entered our room. The flooring is light colored bamboo and the furnishing is all very clean and white. The room is really small but there was room for a daybed in addition to the queen (I think) sized bed. The bathroom was small for sure. If you need a lot of room, the Dry ones are going to be too small. The Wet rooms are on the bottom floor and I think are larger inside in addition to having the outdoor area.
The pool is amazing. It's a warm, salt-water infinity pool with a great view of the Bay. There is a small cold plunge pool and a wonderful hot tub with the waterfall/bench area. That pool occupies my dreams!
There is a shuttle to their sister hotel, The Raleigh, which also has a lovely pool and is beachside. We never actually caught the shuttle since the walk to South Beach is only about 10-15 minutes. I believe the shuttle only runs once an hour and it might even be discontinued during the off season.
This is a quieter hotel, adults-only and definitely not in the heart of South Beach. If you want a wide range of nightlife right at your feet, I would look at The Nash (where we stayed on another trip) However, for my husband and I, being away from the center of things was just what we wanted for a special birthday vacation.
The hotel also has fun lobby events most nights. One night we played Bingo for prizes (and they were decent prizes – many were spa treatments) We ate at the hotel restaurant for breakfast one AM which was good – pricy, but good. Lastly, I had a great manicure at the Spa and would definitely go back for more services there.
I'm already planning our next birthday trip to South Beach and I wouldn't stay anywhere but The Standard.
- The Standard MiamiRaz SchwartzJul 04, 2012
This is the Miami version of the Standard chain. As in all of their other hotels, you will find here great design, fun atmosphere and all the hot stars. The location in just walking distance to lincoln road, but rooms are great and pool area is gorgeous.
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Good!345 reviews across the web.
- Guests think this is a good wellness hotel.
- Guests recommend this hotel for a romantic getaway.
- GroundsPool was lovely, according to 89%.
- Location88% liked the proximity to shopping.
- Food87% found the breakfast to be wonderful.
- HotelHotel is great. 82% of the guests liked it.
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Last Journey of the Leatherback DVD
The Last Journey for the Leatherback? details the threat industrial fishing poses to the survival of leatherback sea turtles. Every year, industrial fishing boats set billions of baited longline hooks and millions of miles of nets to catch swordfish and tuna. These hooks and nets are prime causes in the decline of the leatherbacks. We hope that you will find an opportunity to share the documentary with family, friends, neighbors, local organizations, schools and even the media. Please let us know if you can help us get the word out by using the video in one of the following ways: organize a local screening and discussion encourage viewers to write letters to the UN and send them to STRP write or organize a review in a local publication promote to other organizations propose a broadcast to local PBS, cable or access station propose for purchase to local library or schools promote in local publication, on local radio or TV.
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Gaylon Redwine was forced to resign from the Walker County Sheriff's Office after an internal investigation showed he violated office policy.
A teenage girl told authorities she wasn't sure what to think but she didn't say no when a Walker County sheriff's deputy wanted to have oral sex with her, a sheriff's office internal investigation shows.
Former Deputy Gaylon Redwine, 28, was forced to resign after an investigation showed that he kissed the 15-year-old girl four days before her 16th birthday in 2010, then had oral sex with her after she turned 16, the sheriff's office investigation showed.
Redwine, who was hired in 2006, also kissed a 14-year-old girl when he was on a trip to Panama City Beach, Fla., with the girl's family over this past Fourth of July, according to the investigation. Redwine was friends with the girl's father, the report stated.
The 14-year-old told police she knew it was wrong when Redwine kissed her, but she only hinted to let him know she wasn't interested because she thought of him as another dad, the investigation showed.
The sheriff's office is not releasing the names of the girls or their parents.
A telephone number listed for Redwine no longer is in service.
After a formal sheriff's office investigation, Redwine was given the option to resign or be terminated for violating office policy, but he won't be criminally charged based on the prosecutors' decision, Walker County Sheriff Steve Wilson said.
"Certainly it was morally wrong, in my opinion," Wilson said. "To see if it was criminal, we sought out the advice of offices that prosecute criminal cases."
Both the district attorney's office in Panama City Beach, Fla., and the Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit District Attorney's office were notified of Redwine's actions, the sheriff said.
Lookout Mountain Assistant District Attorney Elizabeth Evans said in a letter to the sheriff's office that her office decided not to prosecute Redwine in Walker County since the sex with the teenage girl was consensual and she was 16 at the time, the age of consent in Georgia.
"Regarding the kissing that took place four days prior to her 16th birthday, although morally questionable, it would not by itself be conduct which could be prosecuted," Evans wrote in the letter.
Florida authorities also decided not to prosecute Redwine for kissing the 14-year-old, explaining the act was a misdemeanor charge and the girl's family didn't want them to prosecute the case.
The sheriff's office also has notified the Georgia Peace Officer Standards and Training Council of Redwine's conduct. That council oversees standards and training for law officers across the state.
Walker County Maj. Mike Freeman first received information about a possible child molestation case involving Redwine on Oct. 5, the investigation shows.
One of the girl's fathers told Freeman his daughter had spent the night at another girl's house that weekend and, when she came home, she admitted that Redwine had kissed her and a friend on several occasions, the investigation showed.
When interviewed, the 16-year-old told authorities Redwine often sent text messages to her and called her, and sometimes they would meet up at a park, but they only hugged, the report showed.
But on two occasions, Redwine came to her house when her parents weren't home and he fondled her once and had oral sex with her another time, the report showed.
Two or three months ago, the teenager said, she told Redwine not to contact her anymore and he didn't, the report showed.
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Gee. He stopped "contacting" her when she asked. Sounds consensual contacts to me.
"Child molestation"? For kissing a girl? Must have been some kiss...
rolando, are you really so naive as to believe this individual (I hate to even think he was ever a cop) would actually admit to anything other than just kissing the underage girls? Surely, as a cop, he would know the age of consent. To admit anything other than just a kiss he knew the charges land him in the slammber and on the sexual offenders registry for life. Now he can still be a cop somewhere, even in Georgia and Florida, and continue on with his sick perversion for underage girls.
My concern is it seems the profession is attracking more pedophiles and child molesters these days. We tell our children if they ever feel they're in danger they can turn to a cop for help. Is that really good advice these days?
What would you expect when the media continuously attacks our police force from all angles, headcoco?
After a while taking that BS, the good ones get fed up and move into other, more personally satisfying, lines of work. Either that or they retire -- or get shot stopping some stupid man-wife argument.
Meanwhile, every time a cop shoots someone in the line of duty and in self defense, the media goes absolutely bat-s--t, whining and moaning about the poor "victim" of the "police brutality" and the "unnecessary" use of guns.
Look at the last cop killer that was finally executed, for example, and all the sob-sister stories about the "poor innocent man". Yeah, right.
That's how you end up with a few bad apples in the basket...but they always screw up and are fired.
Point is, we have a plague of 12-14 year old girls impregnated by their HS boyfriends...and we have no problem with supporting her and her whelp for 18-20 years.
The difference is only a matter of degree.
Greg Austin needs this guy on his payroll. Little girls beware, one (Gaylon Redwine)a lawman the other (Greg Austin) paying lawmen off. The fact that these guys do this is the fault of these little girls daddies. A real father would take care of any man that harmed his daughter. Redwine and Austin need their nuts cut off and shoved down their throats.


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The Internet is pretty awesome. Between watching the latest Gaga video, broadcasting your opinion 140 characters at a time, and Googling how tall Napoleon actually was, the World Wide Web truly is an amazing tool.
The Internet is just as helpful in your job search. Gone are the days of pounding the pavement and mailing off unsolicited resume packets. Job seekers in the know use social networking, personal websites, and blogs to connect with influential people and communicate their way into a job.
While it might seem like a blank canvas ready for anything, your blog and online presence can actually do a lot of harm to your job search if you don't watch what you say. Share something inappropriate or say the wrong thing and you could burn bridges permanently.
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When you want to learn about something new, what do you do? Google it, of course. Well, potential employers are doing the exact same thing. With HR budgets shrinking and the importance of a professional online presence growing, more and more employers are turning to search engines to get a good idea of who you are.
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Today, over 75 percent of new hires come from a referral, not a job board posting. That said, your networking contacts are more important than ever. Thanks to social networking, many of your networking contacts know more about your online self than who you are in person.
Your competitors
Today's job market is competitive. While there may be a couple of candidates for a position a few years ago, nowadays, there are dozens. Your competitors are going to absorb the good content you put online and use bad content against you.
Your personal contacts
Last, but not least, your personal circle of contacts is reading what you have to say online. It might be a great release to rant about someone in your life, but you never know if that individual might end up reading your content.
Why should you care?
Everyday, all kinds of people view and read your blog, profiles, and website. The Internet might seem like a vast space, but when you burn a bridge, it can get pretty tiny. When in doubt, save it for later review -- you never know when it could cost you an awesome job.
What do you think? How important do you consider the content you put online? Have you ever made a mistake that came back to haunt you?
Sean Weinberg is the COO and co-founder of RezScore, a free web application that reads, analyzes, and grades resumes – instantly. Also the founder of Freedom Resumes, Sean has dedicated his career to helping job seekers write the best possible resumes. You can connect with Sean and the RezScore team on Facebook and Twitter.


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you **** you loser, get a life..............Originally Posted by GrumpyDude
uh oh, did it again
putting it on my list for my homeboy Norm!!!
can we celebrate 78?
why not wait a few more days, and we can celebrate 85Originally Posted by dzney4lyf
85???Originally Posted by GrumpyDude
are you tired?
no, just don't want you scared, or coming with the ice packs prepped ready to goOriginally Posted by dzney4lyf
as long i don't go through any more windows.... it's all good.Originally Posted by GrumpyDude
you know me, i'm a spaz with the "gentle touch" of a water buffalo in heat, so...........Originally Posted by dzney4lyf
so should i come fully prepared with full body armor?Originally Posted by GrumpyDude
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This is just an OK Moisturizer. It really did nothing for any of my skin issues. It moisturized well enough and looked ok under makeup but did nothing for plumping my skin as it claims. I'm glad I only got the smaller sample size jar from Ulta. I think Estee Lauder and Lancome make much better anti-aging products within the same price range maybe even for less.
I think this may also have given me some irritation bumps on my chin. So in the trash it's going.
I adore this moisturizer! I accidentally, gave myself a bad case of dry skin from Retin A and some over the counter product. My skin looked horrible and dry. I am oily as a rule and usually run around blotting my face all day. Anyway, I read the good reviews on this product and I purchased it Sunday afternoon, by Monday morning my face looked better. Today it is totally back to normal if not better. This product absorbed immediately and did not leave a greasy feel to the skin. My skin just looked plumper. I think it might have some type of exfoliant in it, since I have noticed a rosier, brighter look to my skin. I am oily and have been wearing this product during the day. I have to blot a few times, but that is normal. I think this is a great product. I immediately noticed a difference in my skin. I will repurchase. Oh, I should say I do have a pimple on my nose today. I may have used to much in my attempt to ease the dryness.
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This is very silky--kind of a gel-cream--but I found it left a film on my face so could only use at night. Does absorb quickly, but it wasn't moisturizing enough for me and I'm not looking for heavy stuff. For the price it should provide more hydration, less film. And I hated the jar. This would have been nice in a tube or pump and the texture would have worked with something besides a jar. All in all I was unimpressed.
I just bought this a week ago and so far I'm seeing great results . My overall complexion is smoother and radiant looking! I really see a difference in terms of skin moisture. I use the philosophy the microdelivery exfoliating wash before putting on the cream. I
I am in love with the texture of this moisturizer, it really does almost feel like silk. In the summer I began using it on my neck and in the evening. Now that the weather is cooling off and my skin is drier, I find that Hope is Not Enough isn't quite doing the trick so I am using Miracle Worker during the day too. My skin has never looked better.
I have been applying this moisturizer after using the Miracle Worker Retinoid pads. I think that the product is effective and it doesn't take much. The cream is rich and essentially odorless. It is more fun to use a product that at least has a hint of fragrance. I wake up in the morning and feel like i have a thick film on my face, but i must say that my complexion is firmer and improved. I have used the remaining fluid on the pad on my chest and the top of my cleavage followed again by this moisturizer. Of course my skin gets squeaky clean again following my usual routine, so all in all... Yes pretty good stuff. I might buy again. I like to try so many different things.
Let me start off by saying - I'm 18, I have acne-pron, oily-combo skin.
If you have young, acne prone skin, this product is not for you because of the fact that this is VERY moisturizing and the moisture is too much for young skin. You might break out, you might not, but you might not pay attention to the actual purpose of the product if you're too worried about how oily or many break outs you get. Mixing oil plus moisture is not a good thing in general - but this product is not to blame.
THAT being said, I've been using this ONLY for my eyes. Because of my ignorance, I never took care of the skin around my eyes. I never knew how delicate and how much tugging and pulling affected that area. I ended up with small, cracked, dry patches at the corner of each of my eyes (corners close to my hair line, not the bridge of my nose) Which is very average for a person, to have, but I hated them. Up close, I could see the damage I did to my eyes. Though it isn't visible to the average person, I saw them and they bugged me.
I've been using this for about a week and the dry patch is gone. Just by touching the corners of my eyes, my dry patches are gone and I can no longer feel the lines. This caused the skin around my eyes to be firmer, and plumper. I no longer have the problem I used to have.
But then again, this is skin problem most young people have anyway, but I'm glad this took care of this.
I will keep updating to see what it does to my under-eye area. Hopefully it'll firm it up a little. <3
My skin is in a dicey place as I'm aging and live in a very dry climate to boot, but also have naturally oily/combo skin. Some parts of me - eyes, throat, decolletage - need a lot more moisture than my chin, forehead, etc. This is where Miracle Worker comes in. It's rich and light at the same time, meaning it's very hydrating and leaves my skin feeling supple, soft and dewy without feeling heavy or oily. It absorbs fast too. I wouldn't use it on my combo areas because I suspect it would be breakout city. But for my drier areas, this is a godsend. Let's face it, there are plenty of rich moisturizers on the market but most of them are way too heavy and greasy, or take hours to sink in. Finding one that delivers the hydration your skin needs while staying light and fast-absorbing can be quite a trick. This is expensive but I will probably buy again when I'm finished.
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Got a sample of this and have used it 2x and I'm starting to feel irritation. I read the ingred. really well before trying it out cuz there are some things my skin is sensitive to (but I can use some other pretty harsh stuff too). Anyway, I'm allergic to Chamomile and none was listed here (it's in their Purity products, etc.) Well, come to find out, Bisabolol is Chamomile! Who knew. Chamomile is part of the daisy family and I've read that it's a pretty common sensitizer for ppl. so maybe that's why some are reporting bad reactions to this. Who knows but I'm steering clear & adding bisabolol to my list of ingred. to scan for and avoid.
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Machine Safety: Globalization of safety standards doesn't equal global compliance
Countries are teaming to globalize and harmonize machine safety standards. IEC and ISO standards are trending to global standards and slowly are being adopted by various countries as requirements for conformance. Is compliance becoming global?
We're living in a time when countries around the world are teaming to globalize and harmonize machine safety standards. Both IEC and ISO standards are trending to global standards and slowly being adopted by various countries as requirements for conformance. This begs the question, is compliance becoming global as well?
Compliance is a whole different story as I wrote in a feature article in the June 2012 edition of Control Engineering. In my opinion, compliance and "the law" are somewhat synonymous. In Europe compliance with the listed standards also means compliance with the law since The Machinery Directive is the law and the Machinery Directive lists the standards. These standards are IEC, ISO and other domestic standards such as EN.
In the US compliance with OSHA means compliance with the law (Regulations) since OSHA is the law. However, in the US we also have domestic consensus standards (ANSI, NFPA, NEMA, UL, etc.) and industry needs to be in compliance with these standards. This need is largely driven by due diligence, best practices and liability. And, in some cases, a domestic standard like NFPA 79 is listed by a State like Kentucky and it is then treated as the law. So far there are only a few IEC or ISO international standards that are required within the US as consensus standards. Since they are consensus standards OSHA mostly does not regulate industry's lawful compliance to IEC or ISO standards because they are not domestic. Always keep in mind that a US OEM could be held liable (but not unlawful) in the US for building a machine compliant to European safety requirements but for US customers to arguably less stringent safety standards. The following graph should help you understand the differences described thus far.
Understanding the model differences should also help you understand the question, "is compliance becoming global?" with the increasing trend for IEC & ISO standards harmonization. One simple example I've experienced is when a US company purchases a European machine wherein the machinery OEM certifies the machine to IEC and ISO standards. In this case, doesn't the US company need to specify the US standards, local standards and OSHA Regulations that the machine will need to be in compliance with for its installed location?
And if not, who is responsible to bring the machine into compliance in the U.S.?
Your comments or suggestion are always welcome so please let us know your thoughts. Submit ideas, experiences, and challenges on this subject in the comments section below. Click on the following text if you don't see a comments box, then scroll down: Machine Safety: Globalization of safety standards doesn't equal global compliance.
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