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Quail Run is a centrally-located affordable apartment home community. The community offers spacious one- and two-bedroom apartment homes with ample closet space. The open floor plans have well-planned kitchens featuring all-electric appliances, dishwasher, and a pantry cabinet. A private patio or balcony adds to your indoor living space. Community amenities include convenient laundry facilities, a relaxing pool and spa, assigned covered parking, and a car wash center. The Clubhouse offers a resident computer and space for activites such as the after-school Kids Club. Quail Run is ideally located close to schools, the Bayfair Shopping Mall, numerous restaurants, regional parks, and BART public transportation. With quick access to Highway 580 as well, Quail Run is the perfect place to call home. Equal Housing Opportunity.
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Phillip Dannels, son of Revs. John and Marylouise Dannels, was recently notified of his acceptance, through national auditions, to be one of just 30 singers to participate in OperaWorks' 2012 Emerging Artist Program held in Los Angeles this summer. Dannels was chosen from more than 300 applicants worldwide, deemed as an exceptional talent with potential for a successful performance career.
Dannels will join OperaWorks alumni who are on stage at The Metropolitan Opera, Canadian Opera Company, and Deutsche Oper Berlin to name a few. Now in its 25th year, OperaWorks is nationally recognized for its innovative approach to training opera singers. Gregory Buchalter, assistant conductor with the Metropolitan Opera in New York, said, "Without a doubt, OperaWorks stands above the rest in its unique ability to transform singers into complete artists. The OperaWorks method is far more creative. It encourages the individual singer to find and explore his or her own limits and go beyond."
Dannels, a 2007 graduate of Cedaredge High School, participated for four years in the award-winning Bruin Marching Band and led the ensemble as drum major during his senior year. He knew that he was destined for a career in music, but thought that his path would lead him to band or piano performance. Now a voice major with an emphasis also in piano at Point Loma Nazarene University in San Diego, Calif., Dannels has sung principal roles with Point Loma Opera Theatre in productions of Jules Massenet's Cendrillon (Cinderella) and the principal baritone role in Mozart's opera La Finta Giardiniera. He was recently cast as Danilo in Franz Lehar's perennial favorite Die Lusitige Witwe (The Merry Widow) to be produced in November 2012, sung in German. For its 2012-13 season, Dannels has also been elected president of Point Loma Opera Theatre, a student-led organization that provides semi-professional staged operas sung in their original languages with orchestra for the greater San Diego metropolitan area.
On Sunday, May 20, Dannels will present a benefit recital featuring both operatic and art song selections as well as solo piano pieces at the Cedaredge First Church of the Nazarene, 966 SW 11th Avenue. The recital will take place at 3 p.m. Donations for Dannels's summer participation in OperaWorks will gladly be accepted.
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Battle for the Soul of Occupy
… First they silenced our uprising with a media blackout… then they smashed our encampments with midnight paramilitary raids… and now they're threatening to neutralize our insurgency with an insidious campaign of donor money and co-optation. …
Will you allow Occupy to become a project of the old left, the same cabal of old world thinkers who have blunted the possibility of revolution for decades? Will you allow MoveOn, The Nation and Ben & Jerry to put the brakes on our Spring Offensive and turn our struggle into a '99% Spring' reelection campaign for President Obama?
We are now in a battle for the soul of Occupy… a fight to the finish between the impotent old left and the new vibrant, horizontal left who launched Occupy Wall Street from the bottom-up and who dreams of real democracy and another world.
Whatever else you may think of Adbusters' take on what's happening, they are, as usual, unambiguous in their perspective. One thing that stands out for me is the use of the term "old left." Maybe that's because I remember when the Democratic Party discarded "liberal" and made "progressive" the term, or brand name, of preference. How much changed, other than the designation, is a matter of various opinions. How much is changing now is wrapped up in, among other things, the 2012 elections, and in Occupy and related movements.
Also from Adbusters:
Our Spring offensive is building toward a climactic May uprising …
May 1 we leap into the new world with a mighty multinational General Strike. Wherever you are, No Work; No School; No Shopping. No illusions. No apologies. No business as usual. Into The Streets!
May 12, we intensify with three days of global action. Jammers in London, Lisbon, Paris, Marseilles, Helsinki, Cuzco, Barcelona, Quebec are already on board with more on the way. …
We scared the G8 away from Chicago and now some occupiers are planning #OCCUPYCAMPDAVID … .
Others are upping the ante with #OCCUPYCHICAGO — a mobilization of anarchic swarms to shutdown the NATO summit.
And then one of the softer aesthetic moments of our Spring offensive could well be the #LAUGHRIOT on May 18, the day the G8 leaders meet in Camp David. There is something totally ludicrous, absurd, even insane about the eight most powerful people in the world deciding to do the people's business … behind closed doors and razor wire fences.
This veneer of legitimacy is our tragedy turned to farce. …
Then we get ready for our next big challenge: How to Occupy the U.S. Presidential Election on November 6.
There's always been some cooperation between Occupiers and members of the "old Left," though I'm doubtful the latter see themselves that way. Left, liberal, progressive … whatever the labels used by those identifying as Democratic, the "horizontal left" Occupy actions that became public on September 17, 2011, have continued, and the "Spring Resistance" is well underway. Some of what's happening, and is being planned:
From OWS, a report about actually being on Wall Street:
For a full week, Wall Street … has been #Occupied. Thanks in part to a 2000 decision by a federal court in Manhattan, protesters are legally allowed to sleep on the sidewalk, as long as they don't block building entrances or take up more than half of the sidewalk.
Regardless of the federal court ruling, however, yesterday NYPD Decides Occupy Wall Street's Sidewalk Sleepovers Are Illegal. In the photo, barricades remain in case the scary sleepers return.
More about what's happening, from the OWS article above,
… Occupiers in San Francisco took over a neglected property to create a vibrant community center for the 99%. Although thwarted by police, the #SFCommune has vowed to return this May Day … .
In Boston, Occupiers set up a camp on the steps of the State House to protest cuts to the public transit system. In Chicago … Occupiers joined with mental health advocates and community allies to occupy a clinic slated for closure by the city's ruthless austerity measures … .
… in February, Occupy Atlanta occupied the headquarters of AT&T to stop mass lay-offs. …
Occupy Detroit has opened a new social center while also staging tent city protests against foreclosures and unemployment in low-income neighborhoods. …
See also NYers Blockade Home Foreclosure Auctions with Week of Sing-In Actions in Brooklyn, Queens & the Bronx; from Denver, Take Action Against Ordinance to Criminalize Homelessness; from Sarasota, On May 12, there will be a lawn chair sit in by Occupy Sarasota at 5 Points Park; from Greensboro, Occupy Greensboro joins Occupy Raleigh to reclaim an evicted family's foreclosed home; in NYC, Occupy Wall Street … presents Run on Bank of America"; in DC, Occupy the Justice Department.
There's more. For example, #Occupied:ReportsFromtheFrontLines, with actions at Santa Monica College, Midwest Occupy, Occupy Berkeley, Philly, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Vanderbilt, and Un. of NC, Chapel Hill.
And looking beyond the U.S., for examples, read Canadians protest proposed tuition hikes, strike paralyzes Quetta; Montreal Students Occupy Banks in 12-Hour Protest Marathon; Ireland: Occupy Dame Street Responds to Austerity & Bail-Outs With Bank Occupation; Germany: Blockupy Frankfurt; and Occupy Papua New Guinea Takes On Government, Wins.
So where does "the Left," in its Democratic Party version, see itself in the Occupy Spring Offensive actions?
(Spring Into Streets poster via OWS Press
Wall Street Barricades via Occupy Pix)


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Remember when the only gym you knew was of the jungle variety? It didn't feel like work, but all that climbing and hanging torched tons of calories while strengthening your muscles. Return to recess with this rut-busting plan designed by Amy Bento Ross, a trainer in Norwalk, CT. "You'll use a slide and a swing to do familiar toners, which engages more muscle groups than performing them on flat ground," Ross says. "Plus, hefting your weight on the monkey bars and a bridge targets every inch of your upper body without dumbbells." Crank out these moves midway through a park run or do them in place of a regular sculpting session—and put the fun back in your fitness routine.
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Sunday BBQ: Grilled Chorizo with Salsa
These days, I don't have a lot of time on my hands, so I seek out recipes that are simple while still being gourmet. That's why I love this no-muss, no-fuss, Latin twist on the classic American hot dog. A grilled bun is topped with chorizo and finished with a salsa fresca. You can use either Spanish or Mexican chorizo, but if you like a smoky flavor, try the Spanish, which is made with smoked pork. To get grilling with the recipe, read more.
From Food and Wine magazine 4 large plum tomatoes (about 1 pound), finely chopped Makes 12.Grilled Chorizo with Salsa
2 medium onions, finely chopped
2 tablespoons minced cilantro
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The Bowery House hotel, New York: review
220 Bowery (between Rivington and Spring), Lower East Side, New York.Show on map
The Bowery House is a New York hotel offering Italian marble interiors and comfortable cabins, bunks and dorms to create a cool youth hostel vibe.
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Who goes?
Backpackers, students, couples on a budget, and groups in town for a party.
Excellent setting on the hip edge of Chinatown and the Lower East Side, a few blocks from the boutiques, galleries, restaurants and supermodels of Nolita and Soho.
A bedsit rendered as a boutique hotel: the cabins, bunks and rowdy bar make for a youth hostel vibe in keeping with the area's flop-house past, but the floors and stairs are all done in Italian marble, communal bathrooms have heated floors and Red Flower bath products, and you get a Ralph Lauren towel in your room. Sweet.
The 200 cabins, bunks and dorms, all with twin beds, run from poky singles to more spacious dorms, such as the all-female Elizabeth Bunk, sleeping up to six women. They are clean and comfortable but you won't have space to host an after-party in one.
Desk staff are attentive enough but you carry your own bags to your cabin of course, and are pretty much left alone.
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The R Bar on the ground floor draws a loud crowd while The Bowery Kitchen, helmed by Italian chef, Andrea Mainardi will soon open on the premises. The Bowery Bodega on the third floor is there to provide for snacks, toiletries and drinks.
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Double rooms from £65 (US$109), excluding breakfast. Free Wi-Fi.
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- You must present a photo ID when checking in.
- Your credit card is charged at the time you book.
- Bed type and smoking preferences are not guaranteed.Your reservation is prepaid and is guaranteed for late arrival.
- The total charge includes all room charges and taxes, as well as fees for access and booking.
- Any incidental charges such as parking, phone calls, and room service will be handled directly between you and the property..
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- Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
- Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
- Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
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Located in New York (East Village - Lower East Side), The Bowery House is minutes from New Museum and Mott Street. This hostel is close to Empire State Building and Chrysler Building.
Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have rainfall showerheads and designer toiletries.
Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities
Take in the views from a rooftop terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access and gift shops/newsstands.
Satisfy your appetite at the hostel's restaurant, which features a bar. Dining is also available at a coffee shop/café. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
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Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and luggage storage. Parking (subject to charges) is conveniently located nearby.
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Address 220 Bowery (between Rivington and Spring), Lower East Side, New York.
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If Ronnie Fieg doesn't revive some of his more heralded Asics colorups, someone is going to. Case in point is this new Asics Gel Lyte III custom from the likes of Francisco Garcia. The pair borrows the look of the "Ultramarine" Asics GT-II, taking the deep watery blue tones and the teal striping on the side. Remember that Fieg himself has brought back old colorways on different models before, so we'd say an eventual retail release like this isn't entirely impossible. Continue reading for the rest of the photos and then tell us in the comments if you like the looks of this Francisco Garcia creation.


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Coast 2 Coast Mixtapes announce the release of the For My City mixtape by FindUrTime. The 19 track project is currently available for download. The mixtape features appearances from Test and Chris Will as well as production by Lexi Banks, Sean Murdz, Superstaar Beats, and Fugitive Beatz.
FindUrTime, born Joseph Mitchell Jr, is a rapper from East Baltimore. Growing up in the neighborhoods of Biddle, Ashland, Milton, and Holland Hills; FindUrTime was raised by his single mother with his two older brothers and his sister. His uncle playing the role of the father figure in his life because his father walked out on his family when he was only 3 years old, FindUrTime learned to hustle and grind to get through the struggles of life. Always focused on supporting his family and bettering his community, FindUrTime is determined to change his city for the better showing the world that Baltimore has talent.
Originally named Future and then F.U.T.U.R.E. which stands for Find Ur Time & Ull Realize Everything; Joseph finally decided to shorten it to FindUrTime. With over 6 years of experience under his belt, FindUrTime initially started rapping when he first heard Lil Wayne. Realizing that he and Lil Wayne shared a similar past inspired FindUrTime to fine tune his craft and pursue his passion for music. His most recent mixtape titled For My City is the product of FindUrTimes hard work and talent. He called the mixtape For My City because his struggles in the Charm City have helped to define his identity sharing the blue collar hardworking sentiment found throughout Baltimore. If you are looking for an authentic mixtape from a hardworking genuine artist out of Baltimore then FindUrTimes For My City is the mixtape for you. Keep up with FindUrTime on his twitter page at @Findurtime.
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Pilot Career Is Losing Its Appeal, Shows Survey
A new survey by the University of North Dakota Aviation Department suggests that young people are being turned off by the prospect of a career as an airline pilot. Just under one third of the 205 student respondents (32 percent) said they are now reconsidering their plans to become an airline pilot. A further 8 percent said that they have already abandoned this career path.
When asked what the industry would have to do to convince them to consider an airline career, 35 percent cited salary increases, 20 percent called for a more family-friendly lifestyle and 13 percent highlighted improved work schedules. The university's Professor Kent Lovelace told the RAA Convention today that the industry needs to offer students more defined career paths if it wants to attract them. He also said that more will need to be done to reduce training costs and provide help with financial aid. At the same time, he feels carriers could do more to project a more positive image of the profession.
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I'm just getting started as a student pilot. And so far I can't get enough. I love it!! My problem is, what's next? I have spent a lot on the short time I've got in now. And now ATP school wants $60k to get me my big boy certificates . Wow!! How can afford that? I I have lived in the trucking and racing industry for many years. And when we couldn't find good qualified help. We paid for them to go to school. But also had them make the commitment to work for us to pay back schooling. And so far we have seen a lot of great employee's get hired. The trucking industry suffers everyday with not have new people wanting to go trucking for there company. Not because of pay. But they have no money for school. So, now they offer to pay for your school. Hummm kinda smart. If the airlines would just help pay for this crazy expensive flight training. I think some of the problem would be solved. Maybe. I myself would love to be an airline pilot. But I'm not sure I can afford it. And even if I could. How do you pay back all that borrowed money making 25 to 30k a year. Ide fly as a greenhorn for 30k a year. That's not the problem. Paying back all that money is. Make a program that helps pay for flight training. With a confidentially to fly for them for the next how ever many years. Not sure, maybe I'm wrong. But it works for the trucking industry. 1500 hrs is very hard to acquire as a student. Good luck to all the studen pilot's out there. Thanks for your time.
I am at the age of 47 very very lucky!!
I fly B777 as a senior first officer with little to no hope in hell for a command after 22 years wih the same legacy carrier. In 8 years I will be retired and I have never ever seen a pilot shortage lasting for more than a year at best, and that has happened only twice in 30 years!
I am one of the lucky few to earn well however I am based in another country than my family thus I am selling quality time with family for a job.
Todays young will not be as fortunate as I have been even if they become captains at 25 and the simple reason for this is that schedules and pay just keeps on deteriorating. All pilots at my airline now joining are joining on a sort of F-scale earning salaries of 1/3rd of what the joining salary was 20 years ago. The salary development is also much shallower and it will take twice as long to reach a senior FO pay even in good times with growth.
Days away from home are increasing and pensions are slashed for new pilots by more than half.
And concider the fact that I paid only a fraction of what today youngsters pay for their training and it is paid with borrowed money at interest. The list of unemployed pilots in Europe is at an alarming rate among the young and many go bankrupt draging parents and family with them as training often was financed through increased mortgage of the parents house. I know personally of youngsters who have ended their lives after the familyhome was lost and the entire family ended up bankrupt. Europe doesnt know the word "foreclosure". The bank simply sells the house and the remaining dept is laden on the sholders of the bankrupt person at a high interest as there is no longer any collateral to secure the loan.
Anyone in his/her sound mind should stay away from this line of business as it is a haven for the financial industy(capitalism) due to the fact that everything involved in aviation is capital intensive as such. And we all know what the people in the financial markets are capable of. Their crooked businessmodels will start at your doorstep as you enroll in flight training needing their funding. You will again meet them at the negotioation table as you apply for your first job as a pilot. Finally you will meet for a last time when they steal your pension to save the airline you helped to shape losing out on a life with your family.
There is no industy in the world as crooked as the airline industry, Stay away!!
Use your money to start a business or get an education where you can specialize and niche yourself such as; Doctor, Lawyer, Engineer, Research etc.
If anyne mentions the words Aviation or pilot, -take your money and efforts and run!!!
All of you can make all the excuses you want. I no that it makes it easier to dismiss a career that in your heart you would do even if low pay was a part of it. I know because I too have made up every excuse in the book to tell myself it was ok to "give it up" and move on to something that is "easier" to obtain, when I myself, had in fact, given up on my dream. We all only get one life and it is up to us what we choose to do with it. If being an airline pilot is your dream, I would highly recommend we all stop making excuses and go for it. It is something that I would do, maybe not for low pay, but definitely for mediocre pay, an honestly, with a little effort, that still is not hat too accomplish in this industry. "Never never never give up" - Winston Churchill. Keep after fellow aviators!!!
I am a third generation pilot so flying is an unfortunate genetic anomaly consistently found in my blood and urine tests. I have done nothing but eat, sleep and breath airplanes since I was old enough to say airplane. I officially got my start in this business in 1987 as a baggage handler for a major airline. Since then I have worked my way up the food chain by working the parts room, maintenance and eventually I made it to the flying side. Not all with the same company. What I have learned along the way is to never underestimate management's penchant and skill of cuttiing costs by taking everything away from their labor and never underestimate the senior guys propensity to throw the junior guys under the bus. Pilots eat their own and management exploits this trait quite well. All a senior pilot negotiates what's best for him and and a junior pilot will work for free in an effort to "pay his dues". Throw in the economic law of supply and demand and you have a net loss for pilots and golden parachutes for airline executives.
I didn't have rich parents and so I worked my way up and "paid my dues" literally with my blood, sweat and tears.
My short synopsis of my aviation career is one of hardship and let down. I have threatened to disown my kids if they ever think about choosing aviation as a career. Fortunately they have seen and experienced enough of the QOL issues pilot's families go through to want a different path. I have sacrificed way too much for the ROI. In addition to two furloughs, I have constantly accepted substandard pay, quality of life and a ridiculous amount of hardship to fly that big shiney jet in the sky.
Since I had to nickle and dime my way to pilot hood, I got started late in the flying part of my career. I started flying for the regionals in 2005. For pay reasons alone, I thought I was lucky because I went to the jet and not the turboprop. The pay was still horrible and I almost quit as soon as I started because I couldn't afford to pay for a crash pad, commuting, sitting on reserve in the airport eating airport food and trying to pay for my family expenses at home. Luckily my company opened a base in my home town so my commuting costs went away. But the pay still wasn't enough. My wife and I lived in half of my in-law's two car garage with four kids for two years to make it kind of work. The debt just kept piling up. Then another lucky break came when I made captain in 2007. That lasted for two years and then my company went bankrupt and I got downgraded to FO. So the extra captain pay went mostly toward paying down the debt I has accrued as an FO and now I was back at FO again accruing more debt. Things got so bad my marriage was suffering and my kids thought they had a different daddy. Finally I got what I thought at the time was my third lucky career break and got hired straight into the right seat of a 777 freighter for a growing cargo outfit in 2011. Although the pay was the same as my captain pay at the regional, I spent the next two years catching up on debt again. Then, just as I was getting caught up on my normal bills and able to start living a comfortable living ($55,000 a year) and able to begin paying on my $60k worth of student loans, I just got furloughed this August. So now I'm looking at the option of starting out again at the bottom of someone's seniority list and pay scale at 45 years old. I'm really getting too tired and old for this.
I have seen and experienced a lot of the positives and negatives already posted so I won't mention any more of my personal sob story. I will agree 100% with the Navy guy. Always make choices that will give you the most choices later. I would like to add to that statement that the choices you make now may or may not open the door to other choices you thought would be open when you made the first choice which simply means; go with your best calculated gamble and learn how to roll with the unexpected consequences. I thought I had it made with the 777 gig because I thought it would open more doors to the future. So far not so. I'm either over qualified or under qualified and in both cases am under paid no matter what choice I make at this point.
Would I choose this career field if I was young and dumb? Probably. Would I choose it now? HE'LL NO!!!! My passion for the career is all gone and replaced with regret that I didn't choose a wiser path. The only thing I dont regret is the fact that I got to be a big jet airline pilot and work with some really great people along the way. At least I got to fly the cool jet and didn't waste a dime of my money on Kit Darby's snake oil. I did buy into his and every other Tom, Dick and Harry's optimism and to their credit, hind sight is always 20/20.
In order for the flying profession to get better, there needs to be less pilots. This will drive up demand. This in turn will make the price tag of a pilot go up. It's the only way. They excessive supply and new technology are driving this. You can get the union involved all you want but it causes its own demise as well. From my experience the senior pilots are more interested in protecting what they have and will sacrifice the junior pilots to keep it. The junior pilots will buy it with the hope and promise that one day they can actually eat the dangling carrot and management will just keep dangling the carrot until they've milked it dry an then walk away laughing at how stupid we are for not seeing the economic laws at play.
So if you want to live with that cycle your whole career, have at. Just maybe you might be lucky enough to be in the top percent that Darby fits into who actually make it. The rest will be cast aside like orphaned pets or at best, fight for the scraps.
I tell my kids often, if you want to make money and have QOL, choose a skill set that is rare and highly sought after. Then keep updating your skills to adapt to future change.
Choose wisely my young friends. Airlines get to walk away from their debts through bankruptcy. You won't get to walk away from your student debt through the same venue so think twice about financing an expensive flying career.
Good luck!!
Sorry guys. I got so caught up in my drivel that I forgot to proof read my post. At least no profanity was used.
When in high school, I had wanted to be a pilot and back then 20/20 vision uncorrected in both eyes was a mandatory for the career. Was quite disappointed at the time to not have that perfect vision, but now I'm sure glad I wasn't able to pursue this career. My suggestion would be to fly as a hobby, but forget it as a profession unless you want to be impoverished by the training costs, low pay, and layoffs. Except for a fortunate few, aviation as a career really is for the birds!
If you can't leave a job and find a comparable one making the same or more money then something is abnormal. That abnormality is ALPA, and the pilots have become their own worst enemy by forming, and perpetuating this travesty. Any job that is totally based on seniority rather than performance and experience is a mutation that should have been ended years ago. If you are a senior 777 Captain and your company tanks, you should be able to find employment as a 777 Captain at commensurate pay at another company that isn't tanking. You can't do that now. Instead the Captain must start out at the lowest level and lowest pay at another airline. This is truly stupid, inefficient, and impractical. Thank you ALPA.
Regarding the low pay for starting out, the vast majority of pilot trainees are simply ignorant of the illogical investment versus benefit. It just doesn't pay to seek a career with the airlines. If you were trained by the military, you can make a better case for it, but you will still have to start out at the lowest level and take a great cut in pay from your military salary. Instead, many of us have gone to the corporate world via CFI, touring, and charter work. You can make a good living flying corporate and often have more time off than flying for the airlines. The flying is often more interesting too. If your company tanks, you can find comparable work and pay at another corporation. If you decide flying is for you, that is the better route to follow today.
A career in aviation as a commercial pilot is a tough experience but then there is no assurance that any other career is going to be easier or as exciting as it is filled with pleasures and challenges. the strong endure.
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Enjoy a Winter Walk to the Memorial Pole from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Feb. 15 at Peninsula State Park in Door County.
See the gravesite of Potawatomi Chief Kahquados and learn the history of the nearby Memorial Pole and the meaning of the carved designs on a hike of about one-half mile, round trip. Provide your own snowshoes. Counts as a Like to Hike activity. Park at the golf course parking lot, near the clubhouse.
The nature center at Peninsula State Park is just off Wisconsin 42 in Fish Creek. Most programs are free and open to the public, but a state park sticker is required for entry. For nature center hours or more information, call (920) 854-5976.
DOOR COUNTY — The annual Candlelight Ski at Whitefish Dunes State Park, postponed from Jan. 25 because of bitterly cold weather, takes place from 5 to 8 Feb. 15.
Sponsored by the Friends of Whitefish Dunes, the volunteer support group for the park, the events allows guests to cross-country ski, hike or snowshoe for 1.5 miles on groomed trails. (A limited number of snowshoes are available on a first-come, first-served basis.) They also can warm up in the shelter building, sip hot cocoa, roast marshmallows and have some fresh popcorn and bakery. Also, the park's nature center will be open, offering a large selection of books, bakery or a commemorative magnet of the event.
Participation is free, but a state parks vehicle sticker good for admission to all state parks, forests and recreation areas within Wisconsin is required.
Whitefish Dunes State Park is at 3275 Clark Lake Road (Highway WD), south of Jacksonport. Naturalist programs are offered year-round. The shelter building is available daily. Annual or daily park stickers are required while visiting. For more information, call 920-823-2400.
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On the Big Island of Hawaii, we will honor the Goddess and doing so, honor ourselves. Shakti Sunfire, Marni Sclaroff and Marla Leigh will facilitate this week of wonder, of community, of discovery and of deep honoring as we sync up; strong spirit, strong body, strong mind, to the pulse of the feminine heart. We will gather together as sisters on the path and drop into and explore the inner landscape, the sacred beat of the mystical feminine heart. It is through the recognition of Self as a Divine participant in the rhythms, the pulsations, the ecstatic whorls of the fullness of life, that we step into our empowered expressions, our wholeness, and our offering to the world. We will turn in (inmesa) in and delve deeply in the ancient arts of yoga, ceremony, and meditation, to unfold (unmesa) ecstatically in hoop dance play, and traditional drumming from around the world. All yoga, dance, hooping and drumming levels welcomed. Drums will be provided.
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One of the great features of the New York Times website (I mean the normal website, not the NYT app) is - when reading an article on the computer, not on the iPad3 - the possibility to highlight a word, click onto the little questionmark that appears next to the word, and then getting the definition of this word presented in a separate window. This feature is obviously powered by some external service called "wordnik" and the definitions come from "The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language". For me, being originally from Germany, this is very helpful and I am using this feature many times every day.
However, this does not work when reading the same pages on the iPad3 (again: on the normal NYT website , not on the NYT app which I don't like at all).
Question: Is there any way to make this work on an iPad3?
Moreover, it is most of the time also not possible at all to highlight a single word and have the "Define" thing come up. It seems to me that I am upon opening an article on my iPad3 only very sometimes and then only exactly once able to highlight a word and after that not anymore. This applies to Safari, Atomic Web and iCab Mobile all the same.
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I don't know how BB is going to see this but if I'm calling the shots I don't start him until at least week10. It's not like the Pats aren't going to win the division with or without him, and so far at least he has been a bit brittle. I'd rather have him fully healthy for the stretch run and the playoffs than get him banged up in a meaningless game.
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From the outside looking in, the Sequim Senior Activity Center already looks like it has a party going on. During a usual week, the center hosts more than 30 events, from bingo to cards to dominoes to Zumba.
Staff and volunteers are opening up the party on Thursday, May 26, to honor the 40th anniversary of the center. From 1-4 p.m. many of the ongoing groups hold demonstrations, live music and offer free information and finger food.
Michael Smith, center executive director, said in his six years the center has grown in number of activities and hours for them.
"There's more of a buzz on the senior center now," Smith said. "There's also more for people in their 50s and 60s and more opportunities to volunteer. Without increasing payroll, we've increased output."
The center has about 1,450 members with about 10 percent volunteering regularly as instructors, cleaning the facility, working the front office, organizing the annual benefit sale and much more.
"You can't help but be involved in so many things," said instructor Bobbie Dahm.
She started weekly Scrabble games at the center in 2002 and recently started leading PAN, a card game.
Both groups have their faithful followers, including a Scrabble enthusiast who travels once a month from Joyce.
Yoga remains a popular activity, especially for instructor Leslie Menia, who said she's been teaching yoga for close to 20 years at the center. Her classes are so popular she runs three yoga courses, along with chair exercises, for those who can't get on the ground, and a knitting class.
Menia said she's not compensated for her work but she has a personal incentive.
"It keeps me moving," she said. "When I get sick, I knew I always had to come back."
Many members make a few trips a week to the center like Marilyn Zimmerman. She's been a member at least 10 years to make crafts, crochet and play bingo while giving back by cleaning the kitchen and setting up for the benefit sale.
"It means a place to come," Zimmerman said about the center's impact. "It helps other seniors keep occupied. I've met a lot of friends and lots of different people here."
She has a good time with about 20 people at Thursday bingo. Buy-in is 50 cents a card and the most she's won is $4.25 but the amount you win depends on participation and who else wins. Zimmerman finds it to be more about the fun anyway.
Getting involved remains a theme at the center since it started in May 1971. A group of volunteer senior citizens formed the center with the hope of making life better for other seniors. They started with board games in the Sequim Presbyterian Church's basement before moving to an old house then buying the old Seventh-day Adventist Church, which only had one room for activities.
Center staff began looking for a new site in 1989 due to its growth. They found their current building at 921 E. Hammond St. and moved in Aug. 31, 1992.
Smith said the center has become even busier and more full.
"It's getting harder to fit people in the same facility without walking through other activities," he said.
The past year has become even more active for the center. The City of Sequim began partnering again with the center by contracting $10,000 to give out free $35 memberships to qualifying, low-income seniors for the program Healthy Aging for All.
Other groups support the cause as well: The Mary P. Doiciani Halloran Foundation gave $10,000, the Glaser Foundation $5,000 and the Albert Haller Foundation $2,000.
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Memberships continue to offer discounts on various services such as senior center trips, foot care, activities and events.
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....last done in 2008. And before that in 97, as part of the long winning streak. Unless of course you count the negative grand slam we acheived under Destroyli in 2002, when we lost every game.
So I wonder, are Slim Mike and the Swami still picking the Poms?
mozart, with respect, Grand slam means that you beat all the home nations. Scotland, Ireland, wales and England. We didn't get a grand slam in 2008 as we didn't play Ireland
After todays performance we will have to improve massively to have a chance against England. I think Meyer would not pick De Jongh for anything - he today was up to the standard he was in Super 15 - absolutely harmless and in some respect a liability - eg that tackle he missed and the knock on. of the first ball he received.
Believe me - we are in serious trouble insofar as the props are concerned. Steenkamp lasted 15 minutes before he crumbled and he did NOTHING whatsoever outside the scrum. And then we have that other star prop Van der Linde. Just one question - how many penalties are a prop allowed per 15 minutes - he gave away a penalty in every scrum in that case.
Mind you Steenlamp managed slightly better. He was firm in three scrums and then the collapse followed after that. Meyer made a serious mistake with his selection of props and centers - end of story.
I said the Scottish game would be tight - we were bloody lucky about that intercept try of Strauss. Bar that we would have lost taking into accouny Van der Linde's star performance.
Mozart - whenever will you learn that this is not game for rugby geriatrics and over-weight and unfit EXPERIENCED PLAYERS.
Yes - I think there is a 90% chance of us losing next week. .
Nobody plays all the home unions anymore, 107.....you have to move with the times. This is as Grand Slam as it gets.
That's right 107, the All Blacks won their last grand slam in 2010.
Mozart: Grand Slam tours are definitely still happening.
Boks have won 4 to date but last time was in 1960-61. Recently they have failed to achieve it in 1998, 2004 & 2010.
ABs have also won 4 with them being successful in 2005, 2008 & 2010.
LMAO! How ignorant is this idiot?? The Boks played a Grand Slam tour less than 2 years ago, Wigboy.
Earlier he claims 2008 as a GS win for the Boks when they didnt play Ireland. LOL. Is it history or geography that Wigboy is strugging with?
Small things amuse small minds..... Old Fruit. Actually if you look up Grand Slam in rugby....this is what you get:
"3. (Team Sports / Rugby) (often capital) Rugby Union the winning of all five games in the annual Six Nations Championship involving England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, France, and Italy "
The interesting thing here, is the addition of Italy....who would not have featured historically. So the definition of Grand Slam changed....just as it did in golf. Nothing is cast in stone.
I used the term in it's more general sense as defined by Webster's:
"a clean sweep or total success; specifically : the winning of all the major or specified tournaments on a tour"
There are two accepted contexts for 'Grand Slams' in rugby, one for those competing in the Six nations, and one for those touring the home nations sides...from wikipedia...
In rugby union, a Grand Slam (Welsh: Y Gamp Lawn. French: Le Grand Chelem) occurs when one team in the Six Nations Championship (or its Five Nations predecessor) manages to beat all the others during one year's competition. This has been achieved 37 times in total, for the first time by Wales in 1908, and most recently again by Wales in 2012. The team to have won the most Grand Slams is England with 12.
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I think from the defintion that I wrote in Wikipedia a few months ago, that the boks cant win a grandslam.
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Sometimes men send their wives into Bill's Plumbing to buy a part or ask a question. What could the woman behind the counter know about plumbing?
Plenty, it turns out.
Judy Kimler literally grew up in the plumbing business; her parents, Bill and Ann Kimler, opened Bill's Plumbing before she was born. She began working there during her high school years. For more than 30 years, she's occasionally faced builders and customers who didn't want to deal with a woman at a plumbing shop,
Most of them have come around, said Kimler, co-owner and president of Bill's Plumbing. Kimler hopes many of her former nay-sayers will attend the business's 50th anniversary celebration from 11 a.m.-
3 p.m. on Aug. 12. The public is invited for burgers, hot dogs and door prizes.
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"I loved working with my dad. My dad started the company to be a family business. My brother started his own business, and my sister moved to Seattle.
"Somebody had to stay," Kimler said with a grin.
Kimler started her career helping keep the books, but she learned the rest of the business, too.
"My dad trained me to do the bidding," she said. He also taught her the nuts and bolts of plumbing, though she is not a licensed plumber. The business employs licensed union plumbers.
Bill's Plumbing does service and repair work, residential and small commercial jobs. When Bill Kimler was alive, they took larger commercial jobs and did excavating and septic systems. When he died in 1995, co-owners Judy and her mother scaled back.
In the mid-1970s, Bill Kimler bought railroad property on Third Avenue and moved the business to its current location. Last winter Judy Kimler and manager Karen Lewis remodeled, brightening the retail space with new displays. They keep up on trends in plumbing when they attend trade shows.
"Water conservation is very big," Kimler said.
"Most all the companies are adapting to that, but the way they've designed them, you won't even notice."
Dual flush toilets and on-demand water heaters also are more widely available.
"Europe has adopted conservation much earlier than we have," she said.
Tubs, toilets abound
The retail store is filled with parts, and the staff is glad to offer advice. The showroom walls are covered with faucets and showerheads. On the floor, an array of tubs, vanities and toilets provides many options for remodelers and builders.
Several vendors will be present for the 50th anniversary party, demonstrating their latest products.
Helping people in the retail store and showroom is Kimler's favorite part of the business, as it was for her father.
"It's amazing how many people want to do it themselves," Kimler said.
"We have the knowledge and can help them. It's all about knowledge, whether it's a faucet or fixture. We know what to do with it, how to fix it."
"There's nothing more satisfying than helping someone pick fixtures and helping people get what they want," she said. They are glad to help the clients of other local contractors, who may not have a showroom where customers can see what they are buying.
Next generation awaits
The business has offered portable toilets since a friend of Bill's talked him into trying them many years ago. They now have 500 units and serve the area from Lake Crescent and Joyce to Hood Canal.
"My grandmother used to help deliver the old metal ones we used to have," Kimler said.
What about the next generation?
Kimler's 7-year-old granddaughter may be Sequim's next woman in plumbing.
"She'll grow up and take over Bill's Plumbing, according to her," Kimler said.
She already can recite the facts about various types of toilets and has a desk in the retail store as official greeter.
"She'll be here helping for the barbecue."
Maybe she'll run the barbecue herself when the 75th anniversary rolls around.
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