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FIFA has vowed to act on revelations of worldwide match-fixing, but its top security official warns that the governing body will need help from outside football to eradicate the problem.
Monday's report from Europol said that 380 matches across Europe had been fixed by an Asia-based crime syndicate, including World Cup and European Championship qualifiers as well as the continent's top club competitions.
"The cooperation between law enforcement and sporting organizations needs to be strengthened," FIFA's director of security Ralf Mutschke said in a statement.
"The support of law enforcement bodies, legal investigations, and ultimately tougher sanctions are required, as currently there is low risk and high gain potential for the fixers."
FIFA already works closely with Interpol, the worldwide police agency, while its European Union counterpart said there had so far been 50 people arrested in 15 countries in an investigation involving 425 match officials, club officials, players and criminals.
It is estimated that €16 million ($21.7m) had been bet on matches by criminals, yielding an €8 million ($10.8m) profit, with the highest single bribe of €140,000 paid in Austria.
"Match-fixing and match manipulation is a global problem, and one that is not going to go away tomorrow," Mutschke said.
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Mutschke, a former Interpol director and German federal criminal police office manager, said governments need to take a tougher stance on people involved in match-fixing.
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I have serious problems becoming sexually aroused without fantasizing about certain BDSM-like scenarios. I've been having fantasies of that sort for a really long time- years before I even knew what BDSM was- so I was thinking that my problem might just be that I'm used to these types of fantasies and only fairly recently started trying to use other means to get myself off, so to speak. However, I haven't noticed any improvement with this problem. I really don't want to be this limited in my sexual experiences. Do you have any suggestions for me? I've heard some things about how seeking therapy might help, but I don't know that much about what this would entail.
I am 20, in India, and my periods are irregular: I have Polycystic Ovary Syndrome. I've never had sex in my life, not even a thought of doing so before marriage. Somewhere around the the 18th of May, we were alone and talking together and God knows how, my boyfriend and I just indulged in heavy kissing on bed with clothes on for say 3-4 minutes. Before we could go any further we came to our senses and withdrew from each other. I belong to a very conservative family but god knows what happened to my senses for some moments. However I had my period on the 4th of June (the date is around 25th during regulars), and it lasted for 4 days. But I haven't got my periods this month and my guilty conscience scares me to death. I had read in some magazine that it was possible to conceive even with clothes on. I'm scared. Can it be true? Am I really pregnant? Please help me soon I'm in a big dilemma and have become emotionally stressed out.
I had sex with no condom 3 days before I started my period, AND 1 day after I started my period. I'm on birth control BUT I was at the end of my 1st pack I have ever took (taking the non-active pills) and I don't exactly take them at the exact same time every day but pretty close. I was wondering what's the possibility of me getting pregnant considering the circumstances, birth control doesn't take effect until the first month is up, but I'm already taking my inactive pills so that technically means the month is up doesn't it? Also, I was getting ready to start/was on my period, and I have a regular cycle so I don't think there's any way I could have been ovulating but I'm really worried, please help!
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I'm 16 years old, and I'm on the pill. I've been on it for little over a month, and recently me and my partner have been doing it without a condom (we're clean) since I've been on them for a month now. Question is, I'm not a perfect user. I take my pill within a 30 min. range, never exactly right on time, what's my chance of pregnancy?And Hockeylover asks...
I've been on the pill for about a year now and I'm sexually active with my boyfriend. This past month I had sex with my boyfriend and the condom didn't break but may have leaked or something because my boyfriend seemed to think that something minor could have been wrong. A few days after that I forgot to take a pill until about 12 hours after the fact. Now, my pill pack is finished and it is time for me to have my withdrawal bleed which has always occurred at the same time. Today, however, I have experienced nothing but minimal spotting, which is unusual.Also - just for future reference as I was always curious - I know that it is extremely difficult to become pregnant while on the pill as long as it is taken properly. However, if pills were forgotten or whatnot I realize that it is possible to get pregnant but I was wondering whether one would still experience the withdrawal bleed or whether this would not occur (just like a period doesn't occur if someone is pregnant). Does any blood that comes during a withdrawal bleed while on the pill signify that no pregnancy has occurred? Am I at risk?
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I typically start my period at the end of a month and then it continues to lead into the next month. Last month, I ended on the 4th and then had another period in that same month on the 21st-26th. This month, I have yet to have a period. My periods are a little irregular seeing as there have been a few months where I have technically had 2.. but I'm starting to get worried about my late or missed period for this month. I have been sexually active with my boyfriend for over 2 years and for about a year, we haven't used a condom and I'm not on the pill. My boyfriend never actually ejaculates in me, so I was wondering what the chances are of being pregnant from pre-cum alone, and what the chances would be if he hadn't recently ejaculated before intercourse.
As of now, I'm about 5 days late for my period and I have some brown spotting that you typically see at the end of a period, however, I don't feel as though I'm going to start like I usually do. I've had some pains here and there but nothing else. All I'm getting is this brown spotting.
I always get a sticky white goo in my pants, when I wipe it off it sometimes looks a bit yellow. It doesn't itch, smell or I don't suffer from any pain with it. What do you think it is, and who do you think I should see about it?
My boyfriend and I were making out last week, and it was our first time masturbating each other. He got me off first (he still had his boxers on) then after I came, I gave him a hand job. After he came, he put on his boxers, and we lay there kissing for a bit. His wet boxers against the area slightly above my pubic hair but still within my 'triangle'. Anyway, after maybe 5 mins of kissing, I dried my hands off with a towel (it was wet from him cumming), then put on my clothes and went to the toilet to pee, without washing my hands first. My question is, can I get pregnant, cos I hadn't washed my hands, and my hands touched the toilet paper that I used to wipe myself after peeing. My period was supposed to come yesterday, and it hasn't yet come. I've been anxious about this since last week! Please help! Is it possible that I may be pregnant?
Hey. I have been going out with my boyfriend for a year now and he is really into sex. I am worried about it though. Whenever I'm at his house he always tries to touch me, but I don't want to be tight so I let him. Now he is hinting on sex! I am so embarrassed because I have nobody to speak to this about, my Mum died when I was little so I REALLY don't want to talk to my Dad about sex. Help!!!
I had my first real sexual experience a few months ago, but I don't really like to talk about it. The problem was that I guess I was a little too anxious and I didn't go about it quite the right way and as a result, I never reached orgasm. I am also not too sure if she did either, I can't even remember. I believe I am too young to be considered impotent, I have no problem "finishing" if it is by myself. At any rate, does this still make me a virgin?
Hi it's me again, I asked you a couple weeks ago about anal seepage after anal sex. Well we DID engaged in full anal foreplay before anal sex, was very patient about it, I relaxed my muscles the whole time, and used TONS of lube. So we tried it again like that and I still had white/clear mucus seepage come out, but it was worse this time there was more blood. AND I looked at my butt hole to see what was wrong and if I push like I'm gonna take a poo it looks like I could poop out my intestines or whatever is in there! I'm VERY scared I dont know whats wrong with me, I always thought there was no harm in anal sex, now I could have harmed myself for life. We did everything right and I'm very terrified so the quickest you could get back on this would be WONDERFUL.
This was my second time having sex with this boy we were like fuck buddies and hardly knew each other, we only had sex one time and I'm not on the pill I told him that. I heard that even when guys don't ejaculate they still have sperm in there cowpers gland or something and that comes out before ejaculation: is that true?
I'm also 2 weeks late, my friend who is pregnant thinks im pregnant because I have some of the symptoms she has, ummm clear discharge, my breasts somtimes gets shocks of pain at least 5 to 6 times a day, and thats just to name a few. Can I be pregnant? Is it to early to tell?
I was wondering how one goes about learning to share their sexuality with another person? I'm 21 and a virgin (older virgins do exist!) for personal and religious reasons. My relationships thus far have consisted primarily of a series of bad first dates... until recently, that is. 3 weeks ago I met a 31 year old man who has opened my eyes to so many things. We get along great, he makes me laugh and appreciates me for who I am.
I have told him I am waiting for marriage to have sex, and he thinks that's great. We have decided to do other stuff, and he has been really good about letting me take the lead, talking about what we're doing and sharing his feelings and experiences. However, for a lot of things he is looking to me for guidance (how to touch me, kiss me, etc.) and I really don't know what to tell him. I've masturbated for 10 years, and have never had a problem having fun by myself, but with another person it is totally different.
There are a number of aspects to it- having another person in my 'personal space', experiencing for the first time what I've been fantasizing about for years (and the reality is quite different!), being nervous, wanting to pleasure him, how to communicate in bed etc. Since I met him, I have been having a hard time masturbating, too. All my fantasies are different.... I'm not sure how or where he fits in.
It's certainly exciting and fun to be discovering these things, but any advice you can give would be much appreciated. Thanks!
Hi, I'm 14 and I have a few questions that I would like answered. The first one is that my penis is 6 inches long when erect, when is it going to stop growing or has it already stopped? When I peel my foreskin back a little bit, the head is very sensitive so when I'm going to get a blowjob I want to know if its going to be painful or uncomfortable. I started masturbating when I was 13 and when I cum it doesn't shoot out, it kinda flows out. I've seen a few porn videos and when the guy cums it shoots far. When will I be able to do that? For my last question, what kind of condom should I use?
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I'm with my boyfriend for over a year and he's always asking me if I'm a virgin and of course I am. But how can I tell that he's always a virgin too?
Hi, I'm 19 and I have a question about my late period. My boyfriend and I had sex for the first time about 2 months ago. We are both virgins and we were both very careful. We used condoms that were kept in a dry place, and that were not expired. I, however, am not on the pill, and the condom was our only preventative method. There was a moment where the condom slipped up his penis when I went to change positions, so we threw that condom out and switched condoms right away. I was scared that I might get pregnant so the next day I went to the pharmacist and I got an emergency contraceptive. I did get my period about a week after I took the EC but it wasn't red, it was brown, and light, but lasted 5 days. I have not had sex since this time. I didn't think anything of my unusual period at the time, I thought it was just a side effect of the EC.
I didn't think I had anything to worry about but now it's been almost 7 weeks and I still haven't had my regular period. I took a pregnancy test on Friday July 13 and it came out negative. What could be the cause of my late/missed period? Could the test have been a false negative? Or something else completely?
Is it possible for me to have a boyfriend who is a different age, color and personality than me?
What does the term "queef" mean? What causes you to do that, and what does it mean exactly? Thanks very much!
Its a few Qs actually, these questions are actually quite embarrassing.
1) Does everyone know like while sex is happening position comes next, or is it something that's talked about? Do you just know?2) Why do people like Anus sex? Its going up the Hine-ee.
3) Doesn't it smell? How to get rid of smell?
4) Can a girl become pregnant from masturbating?
When my boyfriend and I had sex for the first time he said that I orgasmed and came. I don't remember any part of it do to a memory relapse. He said it was kinda dry and then all of a sudden it got really wet, how can I be sure if I actually had and orgasm. Is that normal when women have orgasms that they come also?
I never intended on sex. I was with my best friend, just spending some time with him. One thing lead to another, and before we knew it, I asked for sex, and it just happened. The first time we did it that day we used a condom. It hurt at first but he said that it was just because it was my first time. The second time we did it that day we didn't use a condom. After about five minutes into it, I asked him to pull out because we didn't use a condom. He did not ejaculate though. The next day I felt weird around my lower stomach. Is there any chance at all that anything bad will come out of this stupid decision that we made?
I've only slept with one guy since I have started having sex. The other night me and this guy we were getting really comfortable and then he wanted to have sex and I wanted to. But when he went to do anything I pulled back from him. Is it normal for a girl after she slept with one guy to be uncomfortable to sleep with another guy?
Last night I gave my boyfriend a blow job. It was my first time doing that so I'm like 99% sure it was bad for him. I told him to try and help me cuz I had no idea what I was doing. So, he'd push my head down and I think I was "deep-throating" or something but I couldn't exactly breathe. What am I doing wrong?
I'm 18 and i've JUST started having sex. I've done the deed 3 times and I've done all this research about fertility detection, rhythm method, and effectiveness of condoms and the pill. I've been on the pill for 2 years for acne reasons and I've used a condom every session without slippage or breakage. I try to refrain from the days I'm supposed to be most fertile, or having sex the week before ovulation for example. But all information is different. I hear sperm can last from 5 to 7 days but then I hear 2 - 3 days: which is it?!
My mum's a public health nurse and she's always said that condoms don't always work: does that mean if they slip or break? I've been really careful about my pill lately, making sure I take it every day but the times aren't always consistent: it's usually between 8am and 3pm. I also take zoloft for other reasons: does that ruin the effectiveness of the pill?? My significant other and I also use withdrawl every time: but using the condom and pill as well I still worry lol but is there still a chance I could become pregnant. I'm pretty confident for taking all these extra precautions, but I would still like to know if that's ok.
Assuming you are a woman, (and if you are not please ask one to answer this) what did you do when you were a teen to avoid getting pregnant after giving a handjob or giving oral? What steps did you take?
I wash my hands a lot before using the restroom since I know I'll be wiping myself down there and I don't want there to be any sperm on the toilet paper or I don't want to accidentally touch my vagina while I'm down there.
But the thing is that when I washed them I realized that there could be sperm still living on the soap or living in the water on the container that holds the soap (forgot what it was called) or on the towel if I didn't get them all off the last time I washed them if I washed my hands just a little while ago due to the same reason.
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The opening was held just a month after the initial ribbon-cutting ceremony which was slated for September 20.
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Despite the small setback, it is the hope of all advocates of reviving Gallipolis and Gallia County that Nybble will thrive and be just the first of many new businesses to open in the area.
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Coconut Daal/Lentils simmered in spicy creamy coconut sauce
Lentils come in different varieties and there are endless possibilities for how you can cook them. A little change in the seasonings and spices will allow you to create a completely new dish with new flavors. This is a simple, rustic recipe with simple subtle flavors of creamy coconut and the seasoning of mild spices and curry leaves. A comfort food which when eaten with rice and stir fried veggies, makes you all warm 'n fuzzy.
Ingredients:Serves 4-6
Red lentils (masoor daal) ............... 1 1/2 cup
Coconut milk ............................. 1 1/2 cup
Water ..................................... 2-3 cup
Salt ........................................ to taste
Turmeric ................................. 1/2 tsp
For tempering~
Oil ........................... 1 1/2 tbsp
Asafoetida ................. a pinch
Mustard seed................ 1 tsp
Onion ......................... 1 small sliced thin
Tomato ....................... 1 medium diced
Garlic ......................... 2 cloves chopped
Green chilli .................. 2-3
Curry leaves ................. few
Cilantro ....................... 2 tbsp chopped
Lime/lemon juice ...........1 tsp or to taste
Garam masala ................ 1/2 tsp
1. Wash and drain the lentils till water runs clear. Drain and keep aside.
2. In a medium sauce pan add in the lentils, water and coconut milk with salt and turmeric. Cook on low to medium low heat till the lentils are tender but not mushy, stirring in between.It will take about 20 to 30 minutes.
3. Add water if it appears too thick, mix and turn off the heat.
4. For the tempering, take a small skillet and heat up the oil on medium heat.
5. Once hot, add in the asafoetida and mustard seeds and allow them to pop.
6. Add in curry leaves, green chillies, garlic, and cook for a few minutes. Add in the onion and fry till golden. Add in the tomato. Cook till mashed up. Add the gram masala, mix.
7. Top the daal with the seasonings, cilantro leaves and lime juice.
1. You can add some fried coconut pieces to the daal for the crunch and extra coconuty taste.
42 comments:
- Rosa's Yummy Yums said...
That looks delicious! A mouthwatering combination.
Rosa - February 26, 2012 at 4:27 PM
- Torviewtoronto said...
delicious flavours looks wonderful
- February 26, 2012 at 4:59 PM
- Turmeric n Spice said...
love the presentation and the recipe !! great post
- February 26, 2012 at 5:36 PM
- Sukanya Ramkumar said...
Really comforting. Nice recipe and beautiful presentation. Never tried this before, sounds so different. YUM!
- February 26, 2012 at 5:52 PM
- Biny Anoop said...
great recipe and well presented
- February 26, 2012 at 6:12 PM
- Anu said...
YUM!! Mouthwatering dal with cute bowl and a mini bucket :)
- February 26, 2012 at 6:16 PM
- Janet@simplysogood said...
I can't wait to try this. In fact, I think my son and I are going to cook our way through your blog. Beautiful photo's and beautiful food. What a talent you have. I hope I can recreate your amazing Indian food. Thanks for sharing.
- February 26, 2012 at 8:32 PM
- Gayathri NG said...
Looks inviting, delicious with rotis n jeera rice...
- February 26, 2012 at 9:14 PM
- Manju said...
ur pics are always amazing...u can literally taste the dish from ur pics :-) Looks so satisfying!
- February 26, 2012 at 9:14 PM
- Rekha shoban said...
yummy dal...mindblowing dear!!beautiful pics!
- February 26, 2012 at 10:53 PM
- Shabitha Karthikeyan said...
Lovely dal !! Truly a comfort food !!
- February 26, 2012 at 10:59 PM
- Shoba Shrinivasan said...
High on the calories...ALthough I love love love coconut milk....too much fat calories for me! Why do you prefer to cook the masoor dal over the stove top and not in the cooker? Simple dish and yet looks very creamy. Love the garnish and the balti!!!!
Shobha - February 27, 2012 at 12:23 AM
- Kalpana Sareesh said...
beautiful dal recipe..
- February 27, 2012 at 1:03 AM
- Paaka Shaale said...
Yummy recipe aipi and equally yummy presentation :)
- February 27, 2012 at 2:42 AM
- Swati Sapna said...
My mom recently sent a very similar recipe to me - A SriLankan Dal with coconut milk! She got it from a Srilankan colleague and I tried it with great results. Your dal sounds almost exactly the same :)
I also recently tried a Maharashtrian dal called Ambat God Varan - Toor dal cooked with some jaggery, grated coconut and tamarind juice. Very yummy! You could try that for a variation... - February 27, 2012 at 4:06 AM
- faseela said...
lovely clicks puja....dhaal luks awesome n inviting dear
- February 27, 2012 at 4:36 AM
- Deeps @ Naughty Curry said...
i dont think i have ever tasted dal tadka with coocnut milk in it... awesome recipe! bookmarked for sure
- February 27, 2012 at 4:49 AM
- Prathibha said...
very delicios dal..never made this way
- February 27, 2012 at 5:26 AM
- Ramya said...
Oo my..I cant take my eyes off the flavorful daal;-)
- February 27, 2012 at 6:12 AM
- Anjali Bapna Shukla said...
What splendid splash of colors in the clicks!! Utter-flavorful, aroma lingering in the whole aura; this is just a mind-blowing version of daal. :)
- February 27, 2012 at 9:03 AM
- Tina said...
Delicious and colourful dal..
- February 27, 2012 at 9:03 AM
- Suja Manoj said...
Flavorful and healthy dal beautiful presentation.
- February 27, 2012 at 10:22 AM
- Gayu said...
Looks absolutely divine...Already tasting it here...Super cute copper bucket..
Kitchen - The Chef's Paradise - February 27, 2012 at 7:12 PM
- Nisha said...
Beautiful presenatation. I'm drooling
- February 28, 2012 at 12:50 AM
Thank you - nearly ready and then I ready to eat - smells divine
Caro - February 28, 2012 at 5:28 AM
- Archana said...
Wow delicious.
- February 28, 2012 at 8:16 AM
- Irene said...
Awesome recipe :)
- February 28, 2012 at 10:32 AM
- Sutapa said...
Delicious daal recipe! Your daal looks really creamy and the color is so vibrant! Love it!
- February 28, 2012 at 10:50 AM
- Ambika said...
OMG!! That dal looks so delicious!!! Loved the photos!! Lovely recipe, have to try it!
- February 28, 2012 at 11:51 AM
- Pasta And Paratha said...
Duly bookmarked..can this dal be made with any other kind of lentils..?
- February 28, 2012 at 7:47 PM
- Deepti said...
I definitely agree, daal is a comfort food and cannot live without eating it. Your coconut daal looks simply delicious!
- February 28, 2012 at 8:13 PM
- Kiran @ KiranTarun.com said...
I love a good bowl of daal -- being a huge fan of coconut, I've got to try this recipe :)
- February 29, 2012 at 2:26 AM
- Rachana said...
I would so love to have a generous helping of this flavourful and delicious daal.
- February 29, 2012 at 4:21 AM
- Olga @ MangoTomato said...
I'm so going to have to make this. LOVE lentils and have the same copper dish :)
- February 29, 2012 at 9:55 PM
- foodiecorner said...
Perfect comfort food.. Awesome snaps .. Thanks for sharing :)
- March 1, 2012 at 2:31 AM
- Puja said...
@ Pasta and Paratha ~ Though I have not tried it but you can use toor dal instead of red lentils.
- March 4, 2012 at 12:39 AM
- The Mistress of Spices said...
Love the idea of dal with coconut milk, especially now that I am living in Thailand where coconut milk is so readily available everywhere and cheap! I love your copper/brass dishes too, so nice. Thanks for the recipe
- March 4, 2012 at 11:24 AM
- Olga @ MangoTomato said...
just made this recipe and loved it!
could not find a few ingredients, so left them out and substituted kaffir leaves for curry ones.
Thank you for a wonderful recipe! - March 8, 2012 at 11:02 AM
- Anu Nandu said...
I have to try this sometime - so bored of the regular daals..gorgeous clicks as usual!
- March 16, 2012 at 8:13 PM
- The Mistress of Spices said...
I just made this and as expected it was great, just like all of your other recipes that I've tried!
- March 17, 2012 at 11:11 AM
- sojo said...
for us Keralites, dal curry is with coconut paste. instead of coconut milk, we make of a paste of the grated coconut with cumin and lil..very lil garlic. and we use moong dal for that.... :) so my dal curry is always like that... (other than sambar, ofcourse) now, this is a new version which I might try soon...
- March 27, 2012 at 7:49 AM
- kalyani said...
Hi Puja,
I made this today and it turned our wonderful.
I recently discovered your blog and am so glad I did. Just love the recipes you post and the pictures that go with them.
I blogged about this recipe and here's the link to it :) http://easyhappycooking.blogspot.com/2012/11/coconut-daallentils.html - November 24, 2012 at 12:22 AM


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Hi again. Thanks to everyone who liked my Kup review! Here is a quick look at Transformers Prime: Decepticon Rumble. That's his full boxed title.
As always thanks to Kapow Toys - http://www.kapowtoys.co.uk in the UK! They are getting these guys from Asia at lightning speeds. Rumble is sold out now but there is a UK case due. http://tinyurl.com/d56xjrj
This came in the smaller multi language box again. The Bio reads:
"Decepticon Rumble's Piledrivers create chaos and destruction."
A lot of my pictures make his blue shade appear a lot lighter than it is. I will put a more natural picture up at the end to compare it. He is a nice blue kinda between that and cyan. Not as light as Hot Spot as it can seem in the pics.
He transforms into a small car. What type I don't know. Bots are my thing not cars.
It has a nice shade of red windows and black grill. There is a Decepticon logo on his grill but it's hard to see as it's dark.
His Piledrivers can be mounted on the sides. The whole car is quite small like most TFP but very plain. I would have preferred a more sporty or better model. This reminds me of the family car you might find Carly driving Daniel down to the local mall in!
If Bumblebee and others can be flashy why is Rumble so boring?
As you can see the rear is empty of paint except for one tiny Con symbol. Rather like Knock Out this guy screams out "Reprolabel me!"
Seriously Hasbro does paint cost that much these days! It's like all the budget went on the robot and they just said "paint it blue".
The robot mode is really very nice. I never had the United version and this is a great way to bring a new style to the figure I think.
He can hold his weapons in his hands as gatling type guns or flush to his wrist as Piledrivers. If you look underneath they are labelled L1 and R2.
Of course he has the giant chest face going on which a few figures have been showing but maybe not as blatantly. It has 2 red shoulder areas that run the light into the chest eyes.
The shoulder pieces can lock into place but can slightly scratch and scuff the sides. So treat it a little carefully.
The back is nicely detailed with the now almost standard hollow leg area.
A really cool feature is built in laser cannons on his back! In my view a real homage to the G1 guns he carried. They could have easily left him with large "wing" things so this was a nice touch. They could use a silver sharpie, which I plan on doing.
By clipping his arms back in you can create this kind of transformed piledriver mode look.
He has a lot of articulation and can make some nice poses. I'm not great at that so I will leave it to the video guys.
Ball joints on the shoulders, swivel biceps, jointed elbows, ball joint hips, ankles and jointed knees.
Tried to show the head well. Red eyes and crest which light up very nicely giving him an evil stare! It's on a ball joint with an extended red neck. Can get a lot of movement from it.
Basically I feel this is another great Decepticon! They seem to be the cooler of the figures so far. He's got a lot of character and I hope he appears in the show.
The only downsides are the car mode being so plain and that it doesn't scale too well with the other cars. Almost more First Edition size than RID scale. Compared to Kup's gaping holes though this is nothing.
I would recommend getting this guy when he comes out to add to the army!
Comparison pics coming up below shortly
He is a lot taller than the other RID cars. Really the sort of thing Kup should have been.
Maybe he's a people carrier car. Lol.
Rumble is a little longer than Knock Out.
A poor picture trying to show how the blue compares with the much lighter new Hot Spot. It's not too light but a darker shade between this and Hot Shot would have been good.
As already shown there is a variant head on the instructions. Getting a Frenzy would be cool but who knows. It could never happen or end up being an Autobot repaint!
Robot mode comparison pics:
He's possibly the shortest figure so far but that's not a bad thing. It's almost like they had to make his kibble large to meet the height of the others.
He is also quite bulky. A lot going on for such a small figure.
A quick glimpse at Dreadwing which I hope to review soon
Rumble and Kup fight it out!
I hope this helps some of you to make up your minds on this figure.
Post any questions and when I can I will try and answer them. Thanks for reading
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When you attend a career fair or meet with company representatives visiting your campus, you may be asked to interview on the spot. When you send in your resume to a company and apply for an open position, you may be called in for an interview. Congratulations! The interview is your first step in getting a job.
Remember that the interview is not an interrogation but rather a chance for you and the employer to get to know each other a little better. It's a time for you both to ask questions, listen to answers, and decide whether this is a good fit.
Typical interview questions
Every interview is different, but a few similar questions tend to be asked in many interviews. After all, most employers are generally interested in one thing-why they should hire you rather than someone else. It may help you to do a mock interview with a friend, family member, or your career center on campus. They all can share honest feedback and you'll become more comfortable with interviewing the more often you do it. Typical interview questions may include:
What are your strengths and weaknesses? (The key here is to turn your "weakness" into a strength. For example, your weakness might be "perfectionism," which can prevent jobs from being completed; you can explain how you work to create more realistic expectations for yourself.)
How do you handle stress?
If you had a conflict with a co-worker, how would you resolve it?
Has a manager ever done something you didn't like? What did you do in response?
What are you most proud of?
Why do you want the job?
Why should I hire you?
An interview is also your opportunity to learn more about the company and the position. Some questions you might want to ask include:
What makes a person successful in your company?
How will you know you've hired the right person?
What kind of person will succeed in this job?
What kind of advancement potential is there in your company?
What's your company's biggest challenge right now?
Can they describe the company culture?
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Are clean and groomed:
Simple things such as chewing gum, animal hair on your clothes, bad breath, dandruff, a scruffy beard, body odor, a run in your panty hose, or dirty fingernails can ruin a first impression.
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The interviewer may not like your favorite fragrance or may have allergies.
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Have not smoked in your interview clothes:
If you smoke before changing into your interview clothes, brush your teeth or use mouthwash.
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Look the interviewer in the eye and shake hands firmly.
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Say "yes" instead of "yeah" and avoid words such as "like," "um" and "you know."
Smile frequently and show your interest in the job.
Be positive:
Find something good to say about past jobs. Employers rarely hire complainers.
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Employers are evaluating whether you'll "fit in" with the other employees.
At the end of the interview, shake hands again and thank the interviewer for his or her time. Ask when they expect to make a decision, and when you should call to inquire. While not part of the interview, send a thank-you note as soon as you return home. If you wish, include a couple of points that didn't come up in the interview, and restate your interest in the position. Always thank the interviewer for his or her time.
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To impress a potential employer, do some homework on the company. The time you spend researching the company, its business, its position in the field, and its competitors demonstrates your interest in the job as well as your initiative. To research a company:
Start with its Web site. It may contain some great information on the company's history and its outlook for the future. It also may list information about its products or services as well as a list of current clients.
Google the company and see what other sources say about the company. Try searching on the company's name, its ticker symbol if it's publicly traded on the stock market, and the CEO's name.
Find out which trade journals reflect the company's particular business segment. Read up on the hot topics in the industry. When you know the important current issues faced by the company, you'll be better prepared to discuss your potential employer's business-and likely impress the interviewer.
Google your city's name and "business journal" to see if your city publishes a business journal. Most major cities do. This publication covers different industries each month, and provides different lists of top local companies in a number of industries. You may need to subscribe to read many of the articles online. Check if your local library archives past issues that you can search.
If you are interviewing with a social service or nonprofit organization make sure you are familiar with their mission and programs. Also, research the trends, current events and state and local policies that are related to their mission.
Make a good first impression
The saying, "You don't get a second chance to make a first impression" is very true when it comes to the interview process. Like it or not, we all make hasty judgments about people based on the way they look, what they wear, and how they talk. Employers do the same thing. You can stack the odds in your favor by making a conscious effort to make a good first impression. This doesn't mean not being yourself-it just means presenting your best side.
The first thing that will be noticed is your clothing. For an interview, you can't go wrong by wearing a nice suit, whether you're a man or woman. If you're a man, you could wear nice pants, a dress shirt, and a blazer. If you're a woman, a conservative dress, or dress pants and sweater set or jacket is appropriate. When in doubt, it's always better to dress up rather than dress down.
Dress the part
As you enter the work world, you'll need two types of clothing: clothes for an interview and clothes for every day at work. Depending on the job, these clothes might be the same-or very different. Software companies, for example, are often casual to the point of shorts and T-shirts, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't dress up for the interview!
After you've landed the job, try to dress like your co-workers. If everyone wear suits every day, then do the same thing. If the office has a "business casual" policy, men and women usually are allowed to wear nice pants or slacks and shirts or blouses, but it doesn't mean you can wear weekend gear. Some experts say you should dress for the job you want. If you want to be promoted eventually, then wear the same style outfits as those in the positions you seek.
The days after the interview
It may take days-or weeks-for an employer to make a hiring decision. During that time, you can call and ask if a decision has been made. The trick here is to show interest without being seen as annoying or bothersome. So, while calling every day is probably too much, calling once a week or every two weeks should be fine.
In the meantime, keep looking for and applying for other jobs. You may get the job you interviewed for, or you may find a different job that suits you even better. Keep your options open.
Anticipating a "no"
If you didn't get the job, don't take it personally. There's a good chance the company's reasons for not hiring you have nothing to do with you or your skills. Just accept that this job wasn't meant to be and remain confident that there will be other opportunities.
Also, realize that you're now one interview closer to landing a job. Finding a job is a numbers game, really, so the more interviews you have, the sooner you'll find the job that's best for you. Keep up your spirits, and keep trying. With time, effort, and faith in yourself, you will land a job.
Anticipating a "yes"
If the company makes you a job offer-congratulations! You might already know the job meets your needs and you don't have any unanswered questions. If that's the case, you can accept the job immediately.
Other times, you may need more information before you make a decision. Companies often expect you to take 24 hours to contemplate a job offer before making a decision, so don't feel like you have to accept the job when they call you with the offer. Iinformation on how to
assess a job offer can be found on this web site.
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