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Another job scam in Margao | Goenkar.com | Goa.name Goenkar.com | Goa.name Skip navigation . Goa Facts The first Goan football club to lift the Rovers Cup was Dempo Sports Club, in 1975 Latest Articles Portuguese Passport Portuguese Passport psychophysiological No voting rights for 2 Goa MLAs New tariffs from Reliance Infocomm Gehlot urges Youth Congress leaders to be public-centric Goa Rajya Sabha member to be elected on July 14 Parrikar lets the cat out of the bag, says… Rain, wind bring down several trees Court unseats two Goa BJP MLAs Msg me luv Repression of Buddhism in Sri Lanka by Portuguese Reliance Makes State Calls Local SC refuses to stay Goa BJP MLAs' disqualification Another job scam in Margao more Poll Who Should Rule Goa?: The President BJP Congress My Grandma My Podere (baker) older polls | results Travel Goa | Goan.Name | Goa Hosting | Contact Us Home Another job scam in Margao (General) Within a week another incident of job duping has come to light in South Goa with fourteen persons being duped to the tune of Rs 5.98 lakh by promising them jobs in Gulf countries. The Margao town police have registered a cheating case against five persons in this connection. It may be recalled that two days back the Margao town police had arrested one Mr Joseph Rodrigues from Mumbai for allegedly duping job-seekers to the tune of Rs ten lakh. According to the Margao town police inspector, Mr Santosh Dessai an offence under Section 420 has been registered but so far no one has been arrested. The police have registered an offence against Kenedy Lawrenco, Ida Nunes, Abhijit Nagvenker, Concy Alex D’Souza and Thomas. The investigation in the case is being done by PSI, Mr Sudesh Naik. The duped youths are mainly from Sanguem, Fatorda and Ponda. According to the police, the alleged accused have collected amounts ranging from Rs 10,000 to Rs 65,000 from the youths. Mr Pravin Raghuvir Naik (23), a resident of Fatorda, Margao, lodged a complaint at the Margao police station in this regard. In his complaint, Mr Naik said that he and some of his friends were promised jobs in the Gulf countries by the accused, whose names have been provided to the police. In his complaint, Mr Pravin also said that the accused had portrayed to them that they were a reputed recruitment agency, which was in the business of arranging jobs abroad. He further said that he was given a copy of visa document with something written in Arabic and that the document was fake. Mr Pravin has alleged that a similar fake document was shown to some other youths and they too had been duped by the alleged accused. The complainant has also informed the police that after the youths sought refund of the money, one of the accused had issued post-dated cheques, which bounced due to lack of balance in the account. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ... next page last page Post new comment Subject: Comment: * Formatting guidelines: Allowed HTML tags: <a> <em> <strong> <cite> <code> <ul> <ol> <li> <dl> <dt> <dd><b><i><font><u> Lines and paragraphs break automatically. More information about formatting options Information Goa eBooks / Guides News General Art Gossip Political Sports Tourist World User login Username: Password: Create new account Request new password Navigation create content events recent posts feedback Forum topics Active forum topics: Portuguese Passport Portuguese Passport IFFI psychophysiological AVC-KUWAIT RED & BLACK NITE New forum topics: Portuguese Passport Portuguese Passport psychophysiological AVC-KUWAIT RED & BLACK NITE Goan Monkeys more Who's online There are currently 0 users and 8 guests online. Browse archives « January 2006 Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 home | archives | Articles | blogs | books | events | forums | polls | quotes | search Travel Goa | Goan.Name | Goa Hosting | Contact Us Hosted at GOA Hosting , Managed by AIT

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Trilobite Facial Suture Types Trilobite Facial Sutures last revised 06 March 2005 by S.M. Gon III The facial sutures of Asaphiscus run fromthe anterior of the cephalon to the eye, then to the back of the cephalon. What are facial sutures? They are lines on the cephalon along which the parts of the cephalon separate when the trilobite molts (sheds its exoskeleton -- see animation and discussion below). They typically run from somewhere along the anterior edge of the cephalon, toward and aroundthe edge of the eye , and continue from thereto end at either the side or rear of the cephalon. They are vital for proper molting and growth of trilobites, and they provide us with anothercharacter with which to help classify different trilobite groups. There are three main categories of facial suture types ( proparian , gonatoparian , and opisthoparian ), described below. If you want more detailed definitions of the terms related to facial sutures, they can be found in the on-line glossary of trilobite terms. The facial sutures determine the boundary between the central cranidium (glabella and fixed cheeks) and the librigenae (free cheeks). Trilobite specimens often lack librigenae. They are lost duringmolting, and also disarticulate easily following the death of the trilobite. The three main typesof facial sutures are defined by where the suture ends, relative to the genal angle: All images this page except where noted ©1999 - 2002 by S. M. Gon III. Created using Macromedia Freehand 8.0 Here are some examples of the three suture types: Eodiscina (proparian) Phacopina (proparian) Calymenina (gonatoparian) Ptychopariina (opisthoparian) Asaphida (opisthoparian) Suture patterns withintypes: Facial sutures once played a primary role in defining family-level relationships, and several common patterns withinthe three types above were named according to the families that bore thesuture pattern. While many of the patterns are more or less valid and useful,more recently it has been observed that suture form and pattern can varysignificantly even among species of a given genus, and the primacy of facialsutures in classification has declined. In the images below of some of theseclassic suture patterns, the course of the sutures is shown in red. The nameof the pattern is above and the name of the trilobite genus representing the pattern is presented below, in italics. Most of the patterns are variations on the opisthoparian type, but a few proparian patterns are also shown.The marginal pattern shown by harpetids and trinucleioids is a derivationof opisthoparian type (as shown by the entomaspidiform pattern). Ptychopariid sutures diverge slightly from the eyes and run more or less straight to the anterior border. Cedariiform posterior sutures cross the lateral border, then swing backward and inward to meet the posterior margin. Kainelliform sutures diverge widely until they cross the anterior border, then swing strongly inward to run along the anterior margin. Nileiform sutures converge and meet before reaching the anterior margin, running parallel to the anterior border. Asaphid sutures converge and meet at an apex at or near the anterior margin, then form a median suture Dalminitidiform sutures are proparian, with anterior sutures that converge and meet, closely following the anterior border; also called phacopid pattern. Burlingiiform sutures are proparian, with anterior and posterior sutures running subparallel to create roughly rectangular fixigenae Harpid stures are purely marginal, running along the cephalic margins; the eyes are often vestigial and no longer involved with the sutures Entomaspidiform sutures run mostly along the margin, but involve the eyes via two narrow strips. Trinucleid sutures are also largely marginal, but may runparallel to the margin on the dorsal cephalic surface. Sutures and Ventral Cephalic Structures The dorsal sutures do not end at the margins, but extend under the cephalon, involving the cephalic doublure, and interacting with the rostral plate (shownpink in the images below below) and the hypostome. Because it is difficult sometimes to envision the nature of the dorsal and ventral sutures, andhow they partition the cephalon, I have developed images below that showthe sutures in an intact and a disarticulated cephalon of representativetrilobites, including ones with large to small rostral plates, and one lackinga rostral plate. Note that in species with conterminant hypostomes (onesattached firmly to the anterior boublure), the hypostome may either havewell-developed sutures, or may be permanently atached to the rostral plate. images ©2003 by S. M. Gon III In Xystridura , a typical redlichioid trilobite, there is a large rostral plate (pink) that involves the anterior and lateral doublure. The hypostome is probably permanently attached to the doublure, so that when the sutures separate, it remains docked to the rostral plate. In Aphelaspis , a typical ptychoparioid trilobite, there is a small rostral plate (pink), and the hypostome is natant, so is never attached to the narrow cephalic doublure, but "floats" beneath thefront of the glabella (held in place by muscles and connective tissue tothe glabellar apodemes). In Lachnostoma , a typical asaphoid, the free cheeks splitevenly along a median ventral suture. There is no rostral plate. There isa hypostomal suture, which allows the hypostome to separate as needed. Noticethat the cephalic doublure is extremely wide. The Role of Sutures in Ecdysis (Molting) The animation below depicts a Paradoxides trilobite molting (left is the animal in top view). In the animation, the facialsutures (red) split,opening the cephalon (separating the cranidiumfrom the librigenae and associated structures). This provides an exit forthe molting trilobite (purple) from its old exoskeleton (orange). The arching of the body plants the rear pleural spines securelyinto the substrate and likewise anchors the rostralplate at the anterior cephalic margin downward,providing an exit ramp for the emerging newly-molted animal. This sequenceis consistent with fossils of Paradoxides in which the librigenaeand rostral-hypostomal plate are found inverted beneath the axial cranidialshield . All it would take is slightly more forwardtilting to have the molted librigenal assemblage flip into such an invertedposition. This animated image ©2000 by S. M. Gon III Adapted from Whittington, 1990 via the 1997 Treatise (p. 156-7). Fossil evidence of the molting sequence Fossil photos (top) from Ludvigsen 1979a. Molting sequence figure (bottom) adapted from Ludvigsen 1979b. In another example of the consequence of molting, the displaced cranidium and librigenae of the Canadian trilobite Pseudogygites latimarginalis in the photographs shown below is explained by the reconstruction of the molting sequence shown under the photographs: The facial sutures separate, allowing the molting trilobite (purple) an opening through which it emerges from its old exoskeleton (white). Sources cited: Ludvigsen, Rolf. 1979a. The Ordovician trilobite Pseudogygites Kobayashi in eastern and arctic North America. Royal Ontario Museum Life Sciences Contributions 120, 41 pages. Ludvigsen, Rolf. 1979b. Fossils of Ontario. Part 1: The Trilobites. Royal Ontario Museum Life Sciences miscellaneous Publications, 96 pages. Whittington, H. B. 1990. Articulation and exuviation in Cambrian trilobites. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Societyof London (series B) 324:111-47. fig. 1-54.

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Homedics Facial Spa - FAC-100 Other products by Homedics See more pictures and other information Price: $24.99 Availability: Usually ships within 1 to 2 days Features: Rechargeable stand-up base provides convenient cordless use anywhere Includes 3 spinning attachments: cleansing brush, massage roller and facial sponge Rechargeable base Hand-held Amazon.com Sales Rank: #8,299 in Health & Personal Care(See Top Sellers in Health & Personal Care ) Yesterday: #5,904 in Health & Personal Care Shipping Information: View shipping rates and policies ASIN: B00008SJXC Date first available at Amazon: May 15, 2003 Average Customer Review: Based on 14 reviews. Write a review . 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The large and small pore refiners--basically two gentle suction cups--work in combination with the facial mist to clean, refine, and tighten pores. A storage unit for the entire ensemble would have been a nice touch, but the kit does come with a case for the attachments. HoMedics also includes power indicator lights and a cleaning brush for maintenance. --Emily Bedard From the Manufacturer Total cleansing system to reveal healthier skin. The Facial Spa Facial Cleanser & Pore Refiner provides deep cleansing to remove impurities deep below the skin's surface, revealing a clean healthy glow. It includes 5 attachments and refreshing mist. It comes with a convenient rechargeable base and storage case for the attachments. Features: Rechargeable Facial Cleanser includes 3 spinning attachments: Cleansing brush for use with your favorite cleanser to gently exfoliate and clean. Massage rollers stimulate and tone your face and neck with a gentle massage. 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But after only using it maybe a dozen times I started having trouble with it, the light says its charged but won't operate the attachments.Put it back on the charger and tried again a few days later. Ran for a few minutes and back to the same problem. Finally got feed up and just tossed in the garbage. Was this review helpful to you? ( Report this ) All Customer Reviews Average Customer Review: Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers. 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful: Not bad for cleaning - the On/Off button needs improvement , September 10, 2005 Reviewer: N. Gianakas - See all my reviews It's good for cleaning and scrubbing. I haven't used the pore cleaner much, but the one time that I used it, it seemed to have quite a bit of suction. However, the On/Off button, the power button, is very shallow which makes it difficult to turn the unit on/off. So far, that seems to be the only draw back. Was this review helpful to you? ( Report this ) 2 of 3 people found the following review helpful: Doesn't clean pores , August 16, 2005 Reviewer: Seattle - See all my reviews I purchased this item to clean the pores and remove black spots on my nose. However, it doesn't do a very good job. I don't recommend you to buy it if you need it for the same purpose. I haven't tried other functions it has since I wasn't interested. So, the other functions may be useful for you. Was this review helpful to you? ( Report this ) 4 of 4 people found the following review helpful: inferior product , July 2, 2005 Reviewer: E. Dengler - See all my reviews I purchased a homedics facial kit over a year ago,it would no longer keep a charge.I liked the product so I ordered another one March 19 2005. After 1 week in the charger, it still wouldn't charge. I sent it back and ordered another one,that one arrived and again it did not charge.I was informed by amazon they had trouble with the product that they would return my money. 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