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The process took a day – interviewed at Sam's Club in February 2011.
they call for interview, you go and meet with a supervisor for your first interview and they review your application and ask you basic interview questions. If you fit you will get a second interview hopefully the same day if they are not busy with a salaried member of management. If they decide you are match they will usually tell you upon the end of the interview and they will run a background check and tell you when to come back for a drug test. If everything is okay with that they will call you back and make you a job offer.
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RENO, NV - For years, cell phone service in the Main Lodge area of Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe has been notoriously bad, but those visiting this season will be pleasantly surprised to finally find a signal at the resorts main gathering points.
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My passion is yoga and yoga dance. I have a very international life it always feels like Im packing to go away again.
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I think anyone who reads Basenotes regularly knows I change my perfumes sometimes up to three times a day ! Mostly, if I do, I choose scents that layer well together or scents that will not dominate for the entire day. Suffice to say, I am never without some kind of fragrance!
That second question is loaded! I cannot think of anything else I can carry with me throughout the day, on my person, that is so close, personal and speaks so much about myself or how I feel - without revealing everything! Fragrance for me can be a mood setter, a mood booster, time travel to memories and a way to express yourself, project yourself, your personality, in a subtle way. Fragrance for me is sensuality and art in a bottle.
Looking at your Wardrobe Collection, I'd say you're quite a fan of the classics, would that be correct?
Yes, the classics are the foundations of modern perfumery, to me. The classics came from a Golden Age. The connotations of the classics are quite different from the modern, in my opinion. The classics say things differently, speak of different eras, thoughts and yet are still available to us today in the form of an aroma. Fragrant portraits from the past that are relevant today. Thats cool.
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- Serge Lutens Vitriol dOeillet (I simply love the clovey carnation)
- Diane by Diane von Furstenberg
- Bottega Veneta
- Amber Oud by Kilian
- Oud Eau de Parfum Intense by Mona di Orio (This one blew my mind)
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Tell us about your penchant for Shalimar - you've got the EDT, EDP, Vintage and new Extrait. (Is there a similar thing developing with Mitsouko....?)
I have a huge love for many of the Guerlain heavyweights - LHeure Bleue, Mitsouko , Shalimar, Vol de Nuit. They enchant me as they are all fragrances that seem to be personifications. Each has a character, a history, a story and a personality. Even within the different concentrations and versions of each perfume, they are a little different and yet the same. Its fascinating. For example, to truly know Mitsouko, you should seek all concentrations and if possible smell the vintages or older formulae.
Interestingly, in the case of modern day Mitsouko, I find that the Eau de Parfum is a truer representation of Mitsoukos character than the new Edouard Flechier parfum extrait. I think if you are deeply passionate about a scent, it drives you to discover all of it. Its a way to make the scent alive for me and learn of all the facets of one treasured scent.
I have different concentrations of other perfumes too. Most of the time they are not radically different, but its most definitely worth playing around with several concentrations to see which you love the best and which suits you (Especially with the Houses of Guerlain and Chanel eg. Chanel No.5, Bois des Iles )
Pure perfume extrait is usually the most accurate character of a fragrance, that the perfumer is trying to present to the wearer-it is the original scent which is why I often go for extrait. (As well as the one's I've mentioned already, Caron extraits are simply divine). Parfum extrait seems to be out of favor with many modern perfume houses and that saddens me.
You're known for helping newbies, what advice would you give to somone starting out on their perfume journey?
Dont stop being a fragrant newbie its the only way to learn. After several years of fragrance immersion, I am still a newbie - we never stop learning and we cannot know everything. Im just a newbie whos just been learning/smelling a little longer, thats all.
Immerse yourself in smelling everything you can classics, niche, natural perfumes, oil. Its so exciting when one is a complete newbie - a whole Disney like world opens up! Challenge your nose with sampling. Buy samples first and decants before you commit to a full bottle. Try not to blind buy full bottles and if you have to, get the smallest size!
Read the excellent perfume blogs and perfume reviews out there eg. Helgs Perfume Shrine, Denyse Beaulieu s Grain de Musc and Victorias Bois de Jasmin.
Engage other members of Basenotes for help and advice.
Keep an open mind about what you are sampling.
Your taste in perfume may change in the future - something you despised may become a favorite later !
The Kick you may find yourself attracted and obsessed with particular notes youre on a kick .
If we were to send you to a desert island (you are allowed to choose which one!), which three perfumes would you take with you?
Bora Bora- send me there! Only three perfumes for survival one needs at least 10! This is the skeleton crew I would take
- Vol de Nuit in parfum extrait
- Mitsouko - cant decide between extrait and EDP ..
- Chanel No .5 in extrait.
- (I really want to take Joy and Bois des Iles parfum extrait too )
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The Road to the 2014 NACCC
Words and Photos by John Daniel Reiss
The Road to NACCCs was not paved in gold. It was mostly laid out with cheap beer and great friends. For the 2014 North American Cycle Courier Championship organizers in Minneapolis and Chicago concocted an elaborate plan that spanned several hundred miles and two weekends. Starting with the Cuttin' Crew Classic, an annual race that celebrates the local hustle of the Chicago messenger, many out-of-towners showed up for a piece of the action. Still hanging on to summer, we were blessed by the cool water of Lake Michigan and soaked by afternoon showers. My compatriots at TCB Courier and myself found ourselves taking it all in, from the beautiful stone buildings to cutty alleys, the city was a great motivator the challenges ahead.
Here's a recap from the 2014 NACCC in Minneapolis.
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The 2014 All City Championship Weekend: Bandit Cross
Words and photos by Chris Lee
The third and last segment of the All City Championships got off to a wet start. With isolated thunderstorms all morning, racers began to trickle in to the start at One On One.
After a quick briefing of the rules and some last minute instructions, racers ran to their bikes for the le mans start and started knocking out checkpoints from their manifest.
In the end it was David Smith and Chelsea Strate that took the win for men's and women's category, respectively.
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The 2014 All City Championship Weekend: Bandit Cross
Words and photos by Chris Lee
The second installment of the All City Championships got started late in the day. 10pm meet up at One On One and a group ride to the start of the fixed gear crit. We (as a group) rolled up to a vacant events lot next to an overpass. It was incredibly dark with only a couple street lights and a big Budweiser billboard illuminating the race course…
The 2014 All City Championship Weekend: Bandit Cross
Words and photos by Chris Lee
This was part one of three among the events for this year's All City Championships.
At 6:30 pm racers gathered at a place called Hobo Camp in west Minneapolis.
Jeff Frane from All-City and his race team, Fulton Racing put together a great course ranging from a little mud section, spiraling pedestrian ramps, rail road track barriers, single track leading into a pump track section and a gnarly climb up. I'm calling it a climb up instead of a run up because racers literally had to climb up a mountain of dirt every lap!
At the end, Bandit Cross favorites Fulton racing took a podium sweep in both gender categories.
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Cold, Hard Football Facts AFC West beat man and U.S. Marine Nate Winkler is a rabid Broncos fan and jetted out to Denver for the big Ravens game today, obviously letting down his iron facade of CHFF reporter loyal only to the facts.
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In any case, the trip to frigid Sports Authority Field began well for Winkler.
"So I sat next to this guy on my flight, talked football the whole time," writes Winkler from outside Mile High. "Turns out he went to high school with my cousin and just randomly showed up at our tailgate. John Kowaleski is his name."
But will the trip end well for Winkler? Last year, he was at the Tim Tebow-led 29-23 overtime victory over the Steelers in the wildcard round. The place was delirious that day, he said. Now expectations are much higher this year for Peyton Manning's team.
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Chancellor Timothy P. White Message to Campus Community on Colorado Shootings
July 20, 2012
TO: The UCR Community
RE: Shootings in Colorado
Today I join with you and others across the nation in expressing my profound sadness over the horrific shootings that occurred in Aurora, Colorado. On behalf of the entire UCR community, I extend our deepest sympathy to the victims, their families, and all of those impacted by this tragedy.
The alleged shooter has been identified by police as James Eagan Holmes. Mr. Holmes was a student at the University of California, Riverside, graduating with honors in spring 2010 with a B.S. in neuroscience.
We have already received many media inquiries about Mr. Holmes. If you are contacted by the media, please feel free to refer any calls or requests for interviews to Kris Lovekin in the Office of Strategic Communications. Kris may be reached at 951-827-2495 or email@example.com.
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San JoseAppleseed Almaden Montessori School
5200 Dent Ave
San Jose, CA, 95118
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San JoseCalvary Chapel Christian School
1175 Hillsdale Avenue
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5200 Dent Avenue
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(408)265-3392n/a students | Gr. K-8
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(408)265-7380Daycare / Preschooln/a students | Gr. NS-PK
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1325 Bouret Dr
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Since I live in Ipswich and I enjoy steamer clams and the outdoors, it was easy for me to pick up clamming as a hobby. I went out earlier this month with some friends to Eagle Hill Cove in Ipswich. Pictured in the photos are Curtis Hermann (middle photo) and Marc Rogers.
When searching for soft shell clams, or steamers, all you need is a clam fork, basket, two-inch gauge, and shellfish permit from a coastal town. There is technique involved.
Begin by looking for holes in tidal flat areas and use the clam fork to dig down deep enough to get the clams. You need to start digging in an area about one or two feet in front of where you see clam holes, then dig forward about five or six inches at a time, until you have dug as deep as you can. Once you have dug a trench up to the area where you know the clams are present, be careful to dig a few inches behind the clam holes and straight down to avoid crushing the shells. You should then dig forward or sideways from your dug out area toward areas where you see more clam holes. Sounds simple, but it helps to go with someone who knows how your first time.
My ten year-old daughter is strong enough to dig for soft shell clams on her own with a small fork. Kids enjoy trying to dig, helping to measure the clams, and hunting for clams, sea worms and crabs.
Harvesting blue mussels is much easier – as simple as finding rocky areas along the coast and removing the mussels by hand and placing them in a bucket. My kids enjoy filling their buckets with mussels while exploring tidal pools looking for different species of crabs, sea stars, periwinkles, snails, and other sea creatures.
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May 1 has been designated "a day without immigrants," and two United Methodist associations representing Asian Americans and Hispanic/Latino concerns have joined in the call for comprehensive immigration reform.
The statements from the National Federation of Asian American United Methodists and Methodists Associated to Represent the Cause of Hispanic Americans come as Congress grapples with the reform issue.
"Asian-Americans are all immigrants or descendants of immigrants," said the Rev. Mark Nakagawa, pastor of Centenary United Methodist Church in Los Angeles. "Therefore, we identify with the social, economic and political struggles of contemporary immigrants."
MARCHA will be joining the May 1 protest, which calls for the entire immigrant community in the United States to abstain from working, buying or even going into the streets.
"This is an effort to demonstrate what it would be like in the U.S. without the presence and contributions of immigrants from all ethnic backgrounds (legal and illegal)," said Mary Silva, executive director of MARCHA. "Many in our new Hispanic congregations are putting their jobs and futures on the line in deciding to join this initiative."
MARCHA will close its office that day "in support and solidarity with our growing Hispanic community," Silva said.
"We are a nation made up primarily of immigrants," said Kah-Jin Jeffrey Kuan, associate professor of Old Testament and director of the certificate of ministry studies program
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Faculty and students at the Pacific School of Religion will be joining a rally and march May 1 in San Francisco.
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"Congress must ensure the rights and dignity of all immigrants and foreign visitors, and ensure the protection of the basic human rights of immigrants and refugees, such as the right to an education, adequate health care, and due process of law," said the statement from MARCHA.
Both statements called current legislation on immigration "an affront to the biblical mandates to treat the alien and strangers among us with fairness, justice and love (Leviticus 19, Deuteronomy 24), and not exploit the most vulnerable of God's people among us."
"As an Asian American, I am reminded of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 and the internment of Japanese Americans during WWII," Kuan said. "HR4437 passed by the U.S. House of Representatives that will criminalize illegal immigrants will have the greatest impact on communities of color, most particularly the Hispanic/Latino/Chicano communities."
MARCHA's statement urges Congress to pass the Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors (DREAM) Act and to grant permanent residence to college-bound students who have grown-up in the United States.
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Both statements also addressed the issue of reuniting families of immigrants.
"Congress must work to reform our family-based immigration system to significantly reduce the time families have to wait in order to be re-united with their loved ones," said the MARCHA statement. "Congress must create legal avenues for migrant workers and their families to enter the U.S. and work in a safe, legal and orderly manner with their rights fully protected."
"Asian-Americans have been exploited as sources of cheap labor throughout America's history," Nakagawa said. "Many great fortunes have been made off the backs of Chinese immigrant railroad workers, (and) Filipino and Japanese farm workers in the early part of the 20th century. Thus, we understand that the viewpoint of immigration issues from a legal/illegal context is just too simplistic a viewpoint."
"This is not merely an issue about immigration and borders, but also about race, class and economic exploitation. It is a justice issue," Kuan said.
"There are so many Asian Americans who would benefit from immigration reform," said Inday Larot Day, executive director of the National Federation of Asian American United Methodists. "There are Asian Americans who did not take advantage of the amnesty offered years ago because they were afraid of being deported. Of the estimated 12 million undocumented persons in the U.S., I would say there are at least 3 million Asian Americans included in that count."
"I would encourage everyone to prayerfully consider how they can best respond to the growing challenges that the immigrant population face," Silva said.
*Gilbert is a United Methodist News Service news writer based in Nashville, Tenn.
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Salangers Restaurant
Four of us decided to dine out at Salangers this week, we arrived early so decided to have a drink in the bar, my partner went to inform them we had arrived - he went to the desk where the manager ignored him for a good five minutes whilst he first dealt with paperwork, then left the desk twice, not once engaging eye contact or acknowledging my partner.
Two of us ordered the pate and had severe stomach upsets during the night.
Three of our party opted for the salad bar - minimalist and bland are the nicest things I can say about it- I opted for veg with my dinner - 2 small carrots and 1 small raw parsnip!!!
One of the orders was for steak - it arrived overcooked and not very appetising, my partner ordered side of tomatoes and mushrooms (one tomato and 2 dried up mushrooms were extremely overpriced at �1.50), two of us ordered duck and were not asked how we would like it , so also came overcooked.
On delivering our coffee no sugar was offered and had to be asked for (once we actually managed to catch the waiting staff's eye) , followed by another neck twisting 10 minutes to get the bill, we gave up and went to the desk to pay.
The Village has the monopoly on people eating at their restaurant because there isn't any nearby competition - it seems that they don't care it is run.
Staff training - from the manager down is needed - this is the first and only place I have ever known my partner to refuse to tip the staff.
The salad bar needs to be refilled regularly if it is to be offered as an option.
I could not recommend eating here.
Nice hotel but very busy
We stayed in this hotel recently, and after staying in the very stylish Park Plaza this felt a little more average.
However the hotel appeared very clean and modern, the bedrooms and bathroom were very well furnished and everything worked well.
The breakfast was very good. However the service in the evening was very slow. In fairness to the staff this was because the resturant was very busy.
The downside was the leisure area. The pool itself and the other facilities were great, it was just very busy. They run a health club and so non residents use the facilities which was a bit of a shame.If I had known this before booking I may not have decided to go ahead with the booking.
However if you are looking for a hotel near the motorway junction in Cardiff this is handy, although a little too far away for us for Cardiff centre.
Excellent stay
I chose to stay at the Village hotel in Cardiff as I was familiar with a Village hotel in my home town. I was not disappointed with the Cardiff version!
My room was very clean, the bathroom had a decent shower and the bed was comfortable enough.
I ate at the Salingers restaurant and had a lovely two course meal for just under �6!(before 7pm weekdays I think). The restaurant was very tastefully decorated and had a nice atmosphere. Breakfast was also very nice with hot and cold options.
The front desk were extremely friendly and helpful.
The only downside with this hotel is that it is a fair distance from Cardiff town centre and therefore may be more suited to business travellers rather than someone looking for a weekend break in Cardiff.
Great Value !
My wife and I stayed at Village Hotel Cardiff for one night when we were attending a function nearby.
Our accomodation was very clean and comfortable. We only had breakfast which was very good but I can't comment on evening meals.
Its about a �10 taxi ride out of the city centre (and about a �15 ride from the airport) but car parking at the hotel seemed plentiful and easy.
The main attraction however about this hotel is value for money - we paid �56 for the double room including breakfast which I considered excellent value for this quality of accomodation.
Like a previous reviewer, I thought the pool facilities etc looked great but didn't have time to use them as I was only staying for one night
Best cup final accommodation in Cardiff
Just returned from a 2 night stay here, before the Carling Cup final.
Firstly, how refreshing to have a proper pub in a hotel and not one that overcharges on drinks and food.
One of my main praises though, is the hotel's location. We got a train into Cardiff on the Saturday, Coryton station is less than half a mile from the hotel, �2 return and only 15 minutes into Central Station. Sunday for the final we bussed it in, which took about 15-20 mins and got a taxi after the game, �10. By the time we got back to the hotel and away in our car, we were miles ahead of the traffic and got back to Wigan for 8.30pm. Everyone else i've spoken to got home abround 11.30pm. So well worth us staying out of town.
Of the other facilities, the swimming pool etc looked very inviting, though I didn't go prepared.
All in all an excellent choice for all your Cardiff needs at a very good price. (Leisure break �79 per room per night inc breakfast)
Great Holiday
I have been on holiday to the village a few times and I will keep visiting it. It's a great hotel
* Great food the restaurant is great, Last time I went I had rump steak, and it was very tasty.
* Nice relaxing lounge area where you can wait before or after a meal
* Nice clean bedrooms, with a fridge :-)
* Very clean swimming pool with relaxing jacuzis and saunas, very nice place
* Nice talking lift hehe
* Nice breakfast with buffet, great selection
* Expensive drinks in the bar and fairly expensive meals
* Bland rooms but by the end of August 2005 they will have refurbished the rooms!!
um...that's about it
I'll give the toilets about 8.5/10 in case you wondered
So I highly reccomend this hotel, great place if looking for a weekend in Cardiff
Good Value for a relaxing weekend
This must have been around my sixth visit to the Village in Cardiff and I have enjoyed every visit. There were 12 in our party and we had an excellent rate (the Village offers some brilliant deals so always ask before paying the 'set' rate).
The leisure and beauty facilities are good and the rooms always clean and comfortable.
There are two places to eat - the Village Tavern which serves pub style meals which are good value but the service can be slow especially during the weekends.
The main Restaurant has been re vamped since I was there last and we were very impressed by the choice of menu and the high standard of food. We actually stayed in a 5 star hotel not much further down the M4 the previous weekend and the food in the Village was far superior!
It's a busy hotel and there's usually a wedding or other large function on at the weekends but if you enjoy people watching and don't mind the hustle and bustle this all adds to the fun!
Very relaxing
I stayed in this hotel on business but found it much better than other hotels of a similar cost. The leisure and pool facilities were wonderful and a great way of relaxing at the end of the day. With all the sauna, massage etc facilities you could easily spend a whole day here and all of this is free to hotel guests.
The restaurant does a 2 course early bird menu for �5.95 week days and �6.95 at weekends. This was excellent value and very filling. The salad bar is great with very fresh produce.
All in all a great hotel.
Average accomodation - terrible food
Stayed May 2005. A disappointing experience. Room was very small, no in room safe and unimpressive view of the roof of adjoining building (all rooms from the back of the hotel overlook this roof) - poor decor and shabby feel to it.
Positive points: Free parking, a restaurant and a pub, terrace outside which catches the setting sun (although the view is of the car park).
Food: The food in the pub was TERRIBLE. It really was very poor. They clearly do not use fresh produce. I had a steak which was tasteless and presented with luke warm chips and a very sad looking salad. My partner had sausages and mash and the mash was powdered!!!! Food should be well presented and tasty - this failed on every count. After 20 years of eating in restaurants this was simply the worst. Cannot comment on the restaurant (which looked expensive for what was on the menu) but if the pub food was a measure of quality - avoid the food!
Breakfast was included - average - and I have never seen so many staff who clearly did not want to be there. Very miserable lot - everything was too much trouble.
Leisure facilities looked ok.
Paid GBP55 and would suggest you pay no more. If a higher price is asked there are plenty of better quality hotels in the centre of Cardiff.
The person who posted the previous post must work for the company. You have been warned.............
This hotel has it all, a fabulous swimming pool and gym, the leisure centre as a whole was wonderful. The food was top quality, and the room and hotel were spotless clean. The staff were also very friendly and helpful. The location is a bit out of town but i would highly reccommend this as the city centre is only a 15/20 minute trip away by train.
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$24,960.00 - $60,840.00
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Education / Training
High School
Some College Coursework Completed
Some High School Coursework
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Fabricates metal components by analyzing requirements; welding or joining parts; filling holes, indentations, or seams.
Rate of Growth
23.10 %
Size of Industry in 2006:
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2006
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Basic Safety
Customer Service
Decision Making
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Fabricates components by using equipment to clean, prepare, cut, burn, and weld pieces; setting-up and measuring assemblies; selecting appropriate method.
Maintains safe work environment by following procedures; complying with legal regulations.
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Jason Isbell (/ˈɪzbʊl/; born February 1, 1979) is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist from Green Hill, Alabama, in Lauderdale County. He is best known for his solo career, and as a former member of the Drive-By Truckers for 6 years.Continue reading at Wikipedia... Wikipedia content provided under the terms of the Creative Commons BY-SA license
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