, an e-mail address or/and a fax number to send that resume. Real employers never list their phone number.
Look at the Sunday Classifieds, in the job opportunities section you will find that most employers do not list their phone number in the advertisement. Why? Because the employer would be inundated with calls by the curious. Most employers do not have the time or the resources to field all the inquiries a vacancy would produce. However, salespeople have all the time in the world to answer calls. So, if a phone number is listed and the ad doesn't ask for a resume, be very cautious.
Rule 2: REAL employers expect skills, knowledge and experience from applicants and usually want proof of this via resume, samples of work or interviews. If you are not asked for one of these things, proceed with caution!
Rule 3: REAL employers never say "NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY, instead they use the term "entry-level" and most employers do not offer telecommuting options for entry-level positions. Why? Think about it, it's difficult enough to train the inexperienced "in" the work place. It's nearly impossible to train someone from a distance and provide sufficient supervision.
Rule 4: REAL employers state exactly what the job duties will be and the skills required to fill the job. The more requirements listed; the most likely the job is legitimate. Most scammers have absolutely no information on job duties and requirements.
Rule 5: REAL employers usually don't list the job's salary. Now think of the last time you saw a salary printed in a classified ad? The last one I saw was a government job. Most employers ask for a salary history or "salary requirement" from YOU the applicant. Also notice the amount of salary mentioned in first advertisement. If you can make $2,000 a month part-time (20 hours a week) you would earn $25 an hour. When have you ever come across an entry-level position that pays $25 an hour? Do the math!
Rule 6: REAL employers don't ask for money. They ask for your resume. Don't EVER pay for a list of companies hiring telecommuters, because employers are NOT looking for telecommuters, they are looking for skilled and experience employees. Never purchase a "kit" of information, you are looking for a job... not a lesson. Never pay for required materials that you can't purchase from a third party. If you can only purchase the materials for the employer then they're scamming you. Think about it, most employers use materials and tools that are general to the industry.
Rosalind Mays, best-selling author of The Real Deal on Telecommuting, works at home as an Internet Researcher. She hopes her advice and report (which compiles all the information she found while searching for her current job) will shorten other job seeker's time in finding legitimate work at home opportunities. Visit http://telejobs.cjb.net for a free list of telecommuting jobs compiled monthly. Email: [email protected].
No worries. A better idea might be to inform the doctor office it's been 4 weeks, and ask for a "diagnosis" or a name for it, rather than just if it's ok or not. Specifically, ask why he thinks it's nothing to worry about. I'm inclined to think it's no big deal because the doctor cleared it, but if he sounds like he doesn't know what it is or doesn't care then you could seek second opinion (at least the insurance I take allows you to get second opinion so maybe yours does too). It's entirely possible to have a red eye and it be nothing (look up episcleritis), but red eye could also be a sign of a more significant problem. You have to put the pieces together (medical history, symptoms, signs, exam findings) in order to rule out disease.

And We're all hypochondriacs. Dealing with your health is scary so naturally we're going to make mountains out of mole hills to make sure we stay healthy.Congratulations Dave Thompson!
Today, Dave Thompson made his 300th appearance for Melksham Town FC. Before the game, Dave received his gifts from Club Chairman, Darren Perrin. To mark this special occasion, Dave's family came along to support him and join in the celebrations. Many congratulations Dave, from everyone at Melksham Town FC- a great achievement!A man in his 60s was taken to hospital this afternoon (Tuesday) following a road traffic collision on the A127 Southend Arterial Road near Cranham.
Police, ambulance and fire crews were called out to the incident at around 1.20pm after a van collided with a central reservation.
A police spokesman said that the driver needed to be cut out of his vehicle.
An ambulance service spokesman said that the driver was treated for back pain and taken as a priority to Queen’s Hospital, Romford.
The smash occurred on the London-bound carriageway near Folkes Lane.&gt;1:u don’t need to be 7.5 to be stronger then ur opponent buddy u can be above that so ur statement is a double sword 

I'm aware. But I believe that John is hitting with the strength of a 7.5 because Uru has confirmed that he is a 7.5. 

&gt;2:that doesn’t disprove my statement cuz if he has that level he should have broke Arlo barrier with no difficulty

That'd be valid if Arlo's ability wasn't entirely based around defence. A 7.5 can probably defeat the average God tiers defences with no difficulty. But Arlo's ability is almost 100% centred around defence. That's the only reason he's able to tank those hits. Because it's his specialty. If Arlo had an offensive ability, he would indeed be one shot.

&gt;Arlo is a 6.3 and ur sayin John is 7.5 so by ur logic John should have broke he’s barrier in one shot cuz of the huge power difference so John shouldn’t have used 3 shot to break he’s barrier but he did 

I've already debunked that. The only thing Arlo can really do is tank hits. So why is it a surprise he can tank hits from someone stronger than him? If a person was carrying a shield, he'd probably be able to take a bullet. Does this mean the person with the shield is going to win more fights than a person with a gun? No of course not.  You claimed that the power gap at that level is massive. So a 0.5 difference should be massive. And Sera did struggle to break that barrier. Did you see the recoil? Her arm burst into blood. However, she's specialised in healing damage, along with other things. So she was able to rewind the wounds.

&gt;5:I’m sorry but ur sayin John is 7.5 so doing good isn’t good enough it should one shot to mostly of he’s opponents if not all (expect for sera) cuz I’m pretty sure u think 0.5 is a huge gap so tell me what do u think of 1.2

Again, John did manage to beat Arlo. The fact that Arlo took hits isn't a good comparison because Arlo is a defensive God.Amazon is digging deeper into the enterprise with a data back-up and archival service designed to help kill off tape.
The cloud provider has just launched Glacier, which it says takes the headache out of digital archiving and delivers “extremely low” cost storage.
Glacier has been built on the Amazon storage, management and security infrastructure and is being offered as a low-cost cloudy alternative to building or paying for expensive services using traditional storage technologies – particularly tape.
Amazon chief technology officer Werner Vogels blogged here about the new product, arguing that archival is a major challenge for most as it means picking the “right” technology and then investing in either building new, off-site facilities or paying a service supplier.
In Glacier's FAQ here, Amazon labours the point that while tape can seem like a cheap – ahem, “cost effective” – option, the costs can mount in the long term as it takes up more storage space and the media needs careful management.
Glacier introduces an API that lets you create archives on S3, in which you build data vaults. The API also allows you to upload and download data and monitor your service, and includes the ability to create alerts. Access to the service is via AWS Identity Management and the AWS Access Management Service, with SSL and 256-bit encryption. Amazon reckons it will take three to five hours to complete data transfer.
The system targets large organisations tasked with regulatory compliance, and media and entertainment companies with large amounts of digital storage.
<issue_start><issue_comment>Title: AR surface search takes forever if you don't move the camera around
username_0: If this is a limitation of ARKit, we'll need to copy what other AR apps use to tell users to move the camera to get a fix. If this is fixable, we should fix it.
<issue_comment>username_1: Need to pick the exact text for this.
<issue_comment>username_0: Let's use "Move the camera across a flat surface to place the map."
<issue_comment>username_1: Implemented in master now.<issue_closed>In Cuba land three years is considered rested, five years is considered aged.

At two years most of these will be smokable but far below