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LabSciences CT-14Y Polypropylene 1-200 microliter Non-Sterile Pipette Tip, Fits Pipetman Pipettors, Yellow (Bag of 1000) List Price: $28.00 Sale Price: $23.68  |
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Precision molded from virgin, chemically resistant and contamination free polypropylene. Tested for Fit and Function with most widely used pipettes on the market. Fully autoclavable in steam at 121 C for 15 minutes. 1000 tips per bag. |
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LabSciences CT-3 Polypropylene 101-1000 microliter Non-Sterile Pipette Tip, Fits Eppendorf/Oxford/Volac, Blue (Bag of 1000) List Price: $32.00 Sale Price: $32.00 |
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Precision molded from virgin, chemically resistant and contamination free polypropylene. Tested for Fit and Function with most widely used pipettes on the market. Fully autoclavable in steam at 121 C for 15 minutes. 1000 tips per bag. |
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LabSciences CT-10 Polypropylene 0.5-10 microliter Non-Sterile Pipette Tip, Fits Eppendorf Pipettors, Natural (Bag of 1000) List Price: $19.86 Sale Price: $19.86 |
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Precision molded from virgin, chemically resistant and contamination free polypropylene. Tested for Fit and Function with most widely used pipettes on the market. Fully autoclavable in steam at 121 C for 15 minutes. 1000 tips per bag. |
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LabSciences CT-25 Polypropylene 200-1000 microliter Non-Sterile Pipette Tip, Fits MLA Pipettors, Natural (Bag of 1000) List Price: $32.00 Sale Price: $32.00 |
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Precision molded from virgin, chemically resistant and contamination free polypropylene. Tested for Fit and Function with most widely used pipettes on the market. Fully autoclavable in steam at 121 C for 15 minutes. 1000 tips per bag. |
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LabSciences CT-1 Polypropylene 0.1-10 microliter Non-Sterile Pipette Tip, Fits Pipetman Pipettors, Natural (Bag of 1000) List Price: $18.37 Sale Price: $18.37 |
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Precision molded from virgin, chemically resistant and contamination free polypropylene. Tested for Fit and Function with most widely used pipettes on the market. Fully autoclavable in steam at 121 C for 15 minutes. 1000 tips per bag. |
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LabSciences CT-25R5 Polypropylene 200-1000 microliter Non-Sterile Racked Pipette Tip, Fits MLA Pipettors, Natural (Case of 5 Racks 200 per Rack) List Price: $42.00 Sale Price: $42.00 |
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Precision molded from virgin, chemically resistant and contamination free polypropylene. Tested for Fit and Function with most widely used pipettes on the market. Fully autoclavable in steam at 121 C for 15 minutes. Case of 5, 200 tips per rack. |
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LabSciences CT-1R Polypropylene 0.1-10 microliter Non-Sterile Racked Pipette Tip, Fits Pipetman Pipettors, Natural (Case of 10 Racks, 96 per Rack) List Price: $44.00 Sale Price: $44.00 |
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Precision molded from virgin, chemically resistant and contamination free polypropylene. Tested for Fit and Function with most widely used pipettes on the market. Fully autoclavable in steam at 121 C for 15 minutes. Case of 10, 96 tips per rack. |
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LabSciences CT-3R Polypropylene 1-200 microliter Non-Sterile Racked Pipette Tip, Fits Eppendorf/Oxford/Volac, Blue (Case of 5 Racks, 200 per Rack) List Price: $43.00 Sale Price: $43.00 |
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Precision molded from virgin, chemically resistant and contamination free polypropylene. Tested for Fit and Function with most widely used pipettes on the market. Fully autoclavable in steam at 121 C for 15 minutes. Case of 5, 200 tips per rack. |
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LabSciences CT-2 Polypropylene 1-200 microliter Non-Sterile Pipette Tip, Fits MLA Pipettes, Natural (Bag of 1000) List Price: $18.60 Sale Price: $18.60 |
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Precision molded from virgin, chemically resistant and contamination free polypropylene. Tested for Fit and Function with most widely used pipettes on the market. Fully autoclavable in steam at 121 C for 15 minutes. 1000 tips per bag. |
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LabSciences CT-1SR Polypropylene 0.1-10 microliter Sterile Racked Pipette Tip, Fits Pipetman Pipettors, Natural (Case of 10 Racks, 96 per Rack) List Price: $48.00 Sale Price: $48.00 |
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Precision molded from virgin, chemically resistant and contamination free polypropylene. Sterile tips are sterilized by gamma irradiation in accordance with AMI guidelines. Tested for Fit and Function with most widely used pipettes on the market. Fully autoclavable in steam at 121 C for 15 minutes. Case of 10, 96 tips per rack. |
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A guide to determine the "best fit" for your Resume
If you run after two hares, you will catch neither.
In other words-- focus -- This definitely applies to your resume.
Generic "one size fits all" and broad based resumes just don't cut it. Employers are looking for specific job and industry experience.... And you can showcase that, starting with the Objective Statement or Professional Summary. This article is to help job seekers differentiate between the a job objective statement and a professional summary and determine which best suits your situation.
Career Objective: A career objective is your current employment goal. Its focus is short term rather than long term. It defines what you desire as your next career move, however states that from the perspective of how it can benefit your future employer. Whether or not a career objective is visible on a resume, one should be determined by the job seeker before writing the resume. It will provide focus for the reader and sets the tone for the rest of the resume.
The career objective is a specific statement which reflects the following:
- The specific position/ industry/ field sought.
- Specific skills/ experience which qualify the job seekers, relevant to the position
- The benefit or value the job seeker brings to the employer.
Situations when a Career Objective may be the most effective:
- Career Change: In the case of a career change, it is necessary to state up front the specific career desired and the willingness to take an entry level position
- Specific requirements: Such as location, part-time or internship employment, or a specific position or organizational culture.
- Less than 3 years professional experience: Generally, the alternative to a career or job objective is a professional summary. New graduates or individuals re-entering the work force rarely have enough recent relevant experience for an impactful professional summary.
Now let's examine the Professional Summary
Professional Summary: A professional summary is a statement which defines the desired job and summarizes why you are qualified for the job. It is a summary of your professional expertise, experience and accomplishments which are relevant to the employer. Its purpose is to highlight the fit between your expertise and the employer's needs.
The Professional Summary provides the employer with an overall summary of your years of relevant experience, rather than relying upon their ability to extract it from your various work experiences. It also provides an opportunity to "brand" yourself to the employer. The Professional Summary may also be known as the Qualifications Summary, Professional Strengths, Core Skills or Core Competency Section.
The Professional Summary is a brief paragraph of 3-4 sentences which reflect the following:
- Provides a clear indication and summary of your skills, experience (including number of years), accomplishments, advanced degrees/ licenses and professional characteristics worth noting.
- Contains key skills and attributes in the form of industry specific keywords
- Contains a clear value proposition from the perspective of meeting the employer's needs and proof of your ability to deliver.
Situations where a Professional Summary is most effective:
- Seasoned Professional: You have 5 or more years of professional experience in the specific industry and position requirements
- Management or Executive: You are qualified for professional management or executive level.
- Noteworthy Accomplishments: You have noteworthy accomplishments skills, or experience which may not otherwise be seen until later in the work history.
Here's to your Success
Now, to get started right away writing an impactful objective statement or professional summary, download my step-by-step handbook, complete with examples. Just go to http://www.JobSeekersGold.com and click on the Career objective and professional summary guide. From Dominique Koukol, Author of Job Seekers Gold: What Savvy Job Seekers Know about Resumes.
Plumbing Tips - Fitting A Sink Or Basin
Before starling work on the sink or basin, turn off the water and drain the system as necessary.
If you are replacing an old sink or basin with a new one, it is usually much easier to saw off the old supply and waste pipes and the screws securing the fitting rather than trying to undo them. Loosening old, corroded fittings is at best frustrating and often impossible. Cut the pipes where they are easy to get at both at this stage and later when the new basin is installed. When the old fitting is off the wall, the taps can usually be removed com¬paratively easily if you want to use them again.
Before starling any plumbing work, make sure the new basin or sink fits properly. Prepare the mountings: for example, fix wall brackets, check the posi¬tion of a pedestal and drill fixing holes, check the positioning of a sink unit and cut any necessary holes in it for pipes.
Plumbing pipes can usually be ma¬nipulated so that they end up exactly where they are wanted. But waste pipes are less amenable often their slope and position are fairly fixed. So ensure that your proposed position for the new sink or basin enables the waste to be connec¬ted properly. You can gel 'kits' of waste fittings for sinks, basins and baths; a length of flexible waste pipe will often be useful as will lengths of hand-bendable copper pipe.
Before fixing the new unit into place, do as much plumbing work to it as pos¬sible, first, fix the waste outlet. Ceramic wash basins usually have an overflow build in, and a slotted waste outlet has to be used. To seal this to the basin surface, bed it in using plumbing mastic. Position the waste outlet so that the slot in it coincides with the slot from the overflow in the basin and hold in it place with the washers and back-nut supplied. Do not overtighten or the basin may crack. Remove any excess mastic.
Stainless-steel sinks have a hole for an overflow, but the overflow pipe comes with the waste outlet. The plastic washers supplied with the sink waste outlets are usually sufficient to seal the outlet and the overflow inlet to the sink surface.
Next fit the taps. To make the job of connecting the taps to the supply pipes easier, it is often a good idea to fit 'tails' first. Tails are short lengths of hand-bendable copper pipe fixed to the laps with tap connectors. Because they can be flexed, connecting the tails to the supply pipes, even once the sink or basin is in position, is easy.
With a pedestal wash basin, a common dodge is to cross the supply pipes over behind the pedestal - the pipes stay rela¬tively well hidden, and there are not too many tight bends in the pipes.
Finally, fit the unit into place, making sure that it is secure before connecting the water and waste pipes. A pedestal basin can be bedded into its pedestal with plumbing mastic; some basins have a special fixing for securing the basin and pedestal together. As usual, ensure that there is no strain on any of the pipes or connections - if there is, refit or rebend the pipes as necessary.
Both pedestal and wall-hung basins need to be securely fixed to the wall: fit battens on stud partition walls.
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Now you can fit a basin or a sink in your kitchen. You should also know how to choose a countertop for your bathroom sink
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Any easy ways or tips to getting fit?
Hi,
Im not overweight, I'm normal, but I would love to be fitter so I can get get better at my running because I do cross country.
Any tips or exercises that are good?
Thank you,
Katie xxxxxxxxx
Here we go again...
If you're a dancer and gymnast not cross country runner. Why don't you go to the gym on Wednesdays with Vanessa and I? We'll have you fit in no time!
Oh, another tip...
DON'T EAT SO MUCH OF MY BIRTHDAY CAKE!
Good luck. X
Stay focused, consistent on research
Some genealogists conduct their family history research in fits and spurts. They research intensely for a month or so, put their findings aside and then return in a year. Others decide to honor their ancestors only when a friend or neighbor's work inspires them.
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