Little Tikes Recalls Children’s Toy Workshop Sets, Trucks PLEASE CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION. Homelite, Husky, Black Max Generators Recalled PLEASE CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION. Nautilus Recalls Dip Stations PLEASE CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION. ~Sandy G.

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By Maria Hanson, for LiveCareer In this highly competitive job market, employers and recruiters are using unconventional techniques to screen candidates. It's not enough to just be prepared for the interview; job seekers need to be prepared to be judged even when it's not clear they're being judged. Here are some secret tricks that real recruiters and hiring managers use to weed out candidates: They inspect your car. Tina Hamilton, of HireVision Group, knows a corporate president who would find out which car belonged to the candidate he was interviewing. "The receptionist ... would then go outside and look in the candidate's car to see how neat and clean the car was, if there were food wrappers ... how well maintained the car was," says Hamilton. "The owner considered this a definition of the candidate's character." FOR COMPLETE STORY, PLEASE CLICK HERE . ~Sandy G.

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By LAWRENCE K. ALTMAN, M.D., The New York Times As the three-month-old outbreak of swine flu raises havoc during the winter season in the Southern Hemisphere, officials in the United States are carefully seeking clues from there to deal with its likely return in this country in the fall, before a vaccine can protect large numbers of people. Although much about the swine flu pandemic and the virus remains unknown, experts say this outbreak has exposed several weaknesses in the world’s ability to respond to the sudden emergence of a widespread illness. Over all, the pandemic’s severity has been “moderate” compared with past influenza pandemics, the World Health Organization says, although it has spread with “unprecedented speed” to at least 168 countries. And although influenza typically strikes in colder months, the swine flu virus, A(H1N1), has swept through summer camps in the United States and Canada. That pattern has led to the prevailing belief that many more people will get ...

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From Kim Komando's Download Of The Day Edison is a free power management program from a company called Verdiem. It has helped people the world over reduce the waste of energy from IT devices. It is available for Windows XP and Vista. You can learn more about Edison and download it here . Please also be sure to visit Kim Komando's site . She is a computer expert and has a ton of great, free advice and downloads and she has several different emails you can subscribe to. You can also find out what radio station near you hosts her weekly show. I am not affiliated with Kim Komando or Verdiem in any way, nor am I being paid to post this. ~Sandy G.