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You can have Google and other search engines search specifically for company careers pages using resume readers. One of the most popular reading apps is the Oracle product Taleo, which seems to be the industry standard. There are others such as Talent Cloud, G2Crowd, KNXA, iCiMS and others. Examples: (1) site:taleo.net intitle:careers aircraft Denver (2) site: G2Crowd.com intitle:careers human resources [2016] - Dan Quillen

Frailty is defined as having at least 3 of the following 5 criteria: weakness (as measured by grip strength), unintentional weight loss (of 10 pounds or 5% of body weight in the past year), exhaustion (self-reported), slow walking speed (based on the time to walk 15 feet), and low physically activity. Individuals meeting 1 or 2 of the criteria are classified as "pre-frail." About 1 in 40 are frail by age 65, 1 in 4 after age 75, and 1 in 3 of those older than 85. [2023] - Michael Greger

Good habits are hard to form but easy to live with. [2004] - Brian Tracy

While the duration of a complete real estate cycle has not proved to be consistent, it has typically lasted anywhere from seven to eighteen years. The longevity of each real estate cycle obviously varies depending on the state of the key drivers for each country. Smaller economies can experience faster cycles. [2011] - Don R. Campbell

The 20x Rule: You need at least 20 times (or better yet, 25 times) whatever amount you expect to withdraw each year from your portfolio, assuming you want that portfolio to have a good chance of surviving at least 20-25 years. That is, if you need $30,000 a year - in addition to Canada Pension Plan and Old Age Security payments and any other income - to live on, you should ideally have $600,000 in your portfolio when you retire, assuming you retire in your mid-60s. The rationale behind the 20x Rule is this: It allows you to withdraw 5% from your portfolio the first year, and then adjust that amount upward each year to keep up with inflation. [2013] - Russell Wild