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Comment on: Topic 'WILL THE SUCCESSFUL GENERALIST RECRUITERS PLEASE STAND UP.': ls, courts, libraries. Business is down to a crawl. All my local candidates are snowed in and the airport is closed. My horses are in the barn 15 miles from town. Being a generalist i called a deputy sheriff i helped find a job a few years ago, he is on his way in da big serfs jacked up pickup to feed my horses. There are some benefits to hanging out at McDonald's. HA! :) Peter Ceccarelli said:Now this is what I call valuable information for this site. Thanks! I'm going to make this over the weekend and add a protein.Maureen Sharib said:I want the Bernaise sauce recipe, if'n u don't mind.I'll trade you my Caesar Salad par ExcellenceCaesar Salad Dressing1 can flat anchovies3-5 cloves garlic Chop together in food processorAdd 1 cup olive oil3-4 shakes Worcestershire sauce1 egg yoke1 generous teaspoon (I use Grey Poupon) mustardJuice of (barely) ½ fresh lemonBetter if you let it "melt down" before serving - (abt 1/2 - 1 hr)Mix and toss into 2-3 heads Romaine Lettuce torn or chopped and ¼ cup Parmesan Cheese and ½ cup croutons. Fresh cracked pepper if desired. This can easily serve 12.(Another hint: grilled chicken/steak or shrimp on this salad should be at least warm! Throwing in a ½ cup of chopped green onions is good too.)I PROMISE YOU THIS - THIS IS THE BEST CAESAR SALAD YOU HAVE EVER EATEN. …; Added by Sandra McCartt at 5:28pm on January 28, 2010

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Topic: 'Dialogue' Transcript That You're Gonna LOVE (From An Online VMS, Of Course!): a position in which there was no Intake session (hat tip: Scott Love) until after candidates were presented. Yes, what I'm saying is that my friend had no Intake Session with neither the Internal Recruiter nor the Hiring Manager, and now he's mad at himself - frankly, the candidate slate presented by Third-Party Recruiters was used by the Internal Recruiter as a starting point for conversations regarding what the Manager was really looking for! This whole thing has FUBAR written all over it. Don't believe me? Take a look: Dec 15, 5:03 PM - I just rejected all of the candidates in queue with the designation "overqualified" for a lack of a better checkbox. I briefly spoke with the hiring manager this morning. His comment was that, while the candidates had the 3-4 identified requirements listed for the position, they also had a lot of other experience that he is not interested in. He's looking for a "purist" if you will. He told me he would try to give more specifics, but wanted to let you know what I do. Nov 14, 3:40 PM - I find it necessary at this point to remind all of you who are interested in working with XYZ Co. to please respect our processes. I am too busy to chase down all of you randomly contacting our colleagues you find on LinkIn requesting engagement. Believe me, this is not the way to get in our good graces; in fact, it will do our relationship much more harm than good. Do not contact anyone at XYZ directly unless I have given you permission to do so. Thank you. Nov 10, 2:47 PM - We currently have 2 candidates in the mix, but neither is our ideal because they do not have cGMP or GMP experience. This is a qualification we discovered is critical while interviewing others last week. In an effort to narrow your search - please re-evaluate any candidates you would like to submit (or have submitted that I haven't reviewed yet) for cGMP or BMP experience. Nov 07, 4:22 PM - Sorry for not telling everyone before I left on vacation, but ran out of time. I just returned today, and have a lot of messages to return and candidates to review. Please bare with me! I will get back to each of you as soon as I can. Oct 06, 7:56 PM - We are on a short time-line for this position (probably a month left to identify someone before we lose it), so I absolutely appreciate your quick turnaround times - all of you. Oct 01, 4:33 PM - 2 things: I got quick feedback from my HM on this position today saying that none of the candidates fit what he's looking for. He needs, simply, a PhD biochemistry scientist who does protein purification. Before I get too much pushback from you guys, because I know some of your candidates have this, I am meeting with the HM on Monday to discuss all of the resumes he's received so far. Hopefully, I'll be able to get a clearer understanding of his needs - and be able to translate them to you. Aug 26, 8:31 PM - Default Message - Please, no direct phone calls or emails. Also, please do not use this as business development. I'll reach out to you directly if I need to.…; Added by Joshua Letourneau at 10:49am on January 23, 2009

Topic: OT - Zombie Insects - No Joke!: overTitle: Professor of entomology, Pennsylvania State UniversityLocation: University Park, Pa. You recently identified a gene known as egt that allows a specific group of viruses to control the behavior of caterpillars. Tell me what it does.Gypsy moth caterpillars have a normal behavior they do every day. They climb out onto the leaves to feed at night. During the day they climb back onto the branches or bark to hide from predators because they’re very obvious when they’re on the leaves. But once caterpillars are infected with these viruses, known as baculoviruses, their levels of the EGT protein become elevated. Once that happens, you find them on leaves in the middle of the day. It’s like: “What are you doing here?” And how does that harm the caterpillars? Eventually they climb to the tops of trees, where they get converted into a sac of virus that liquefies and rains virus particles down on the foliage below so that new hosts can be infected by eating the virus on the leaves. Egt is manipulating the insect to die in the right location to transmit the virus to new hosts. What is the mechanism by which the gene does that? In short, we don’t know, but we have a couple of ideas. It was already known that egt blocks molting in caterpillars. What happens when the insects molt is they stop feeding for quite some time; if they’re kept from molting, they’re kept in a feeding state. It’s possible that because they’re being stimulated to keep feeding, they’re staying up in the tree when everybody else is climbing down. What are some other viruses that can change host behavior? If you think about rabies, rabies causes the infected animals to come out during the day when they’re normally nocturnal, and their behavior becomes more aggressive. There’s also a really cool virus that is sexually transmitted in moths. It causes the female moth to keep calling for mates by sending out pheromones, even though she already just mated. That way she infects more and more males. Finally, in toxoplasmosis, cats are the primary host, but mice get infected. When mice are infected, they lose their fear of cats, and they’re more likely to get eaten, which allows the pathogen to be transmitted to cats. What does this mean for humans? It certainly does suggest that other pathogens may contain genes that influence behavior, even in humans. When you have the flu, you cough a lot, which can help transmit the virus to other people. Is that a symptom, or is it the virus making us do that? And has that been selected for through evolution? Who knows?…; Added by Valentino Martinez at 10:46am on October 29, 2011

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