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Dozens of workers at Catalent told they will be redundant by the end of the year
8:00am Saturday 17th November 2012 in News By Matthew Edwards
EMPLOYEES at a pharmaceutical company have been dealt a massive blow just weeks before Christmas, as it was announced dozens of staff would lose their jobs.
More than 40 staff at Catalent have been told this week that they are to be without a job by the end of the year, along with several temporary staff.
It has been confirmed by the company, which employs 500 staff at its base in Frankland Road, Blagrove Industrial Estate, that the job losses come as a result of restructuring at the site.
A spokesman for the company said: "Due to changes in volume demand, Catalent is in the process of restructuring the Swindon facility.
"After implementing other measures, including the removal of temporary positions, Catalent has announced that it will be reducing its headcount by 45 permanent roles and has entered into consultation talks with employees through its Employee Forum regarding the need for restructuring at the facility.
"Catalent is committed to working with all impacted staff during this process and will make all necessary assistance is available to all employees.
"The Swindon site is a key part of the Catalent network dedicated to the development and supply of important medicines to patients globally."
The site, which covers around 158,000 sq ft, is divided between the development and production of fast dissolving tablet technologies and chemistry, manufacturing and controls pharmaceutical analytical laboratories.
This is not the first time that the company has cut staff. In 2010, staff were told that 50 roles would be made redundant.
That came 10 months after workers at Catalent were told that 275 staff were to be laid off during the next two years.
In 2008, the company – which was known as Cardinal Health – announced that it would be introducing a new production line, creating 40 new jobs.
The company produces more than a billion tablets a year.
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8:37am Sat 17 Nov 12
ICDeadpeople says...
Upside down pyramid? Managers to mange managers who manage more managers!
Cost cutting by removing the lower paid workers instead of the 'nodding dog' higher wage earning/bonus awarded brigade.
Catalent is either going to be sold by their corporate owners 'Blackstone' or shut down completely within 2-3 years.
The management would be better employed as extras for a PG Tips advertisement!
9:03am Sat 17 Nov 12
Billy Jo says...
While the timing is unfortunate surely "temporary" staff must know the job is not for life?
9:27am Sat 17 Nov 12
ICDeadpeople says...
Billy Jo wrote:Billy Jo, you're wrong.
The majority of the 45 to lose their jobs are temporary staff. While the timing is unfortunate surely "temporary" staff must know the job is not for life?
Please read the article again.
The temp/flexi workers have all gone apart from five Hygiene personnel (clean the production facility).
All of the other temp/flexi workers have been gone for approximately one month now.
The majority of the redundancies are permanent employees. I'm one of those whose job is at risk.
9:34am Sat 17 Nov 12
ICDeadpeople says...
ICDeadpeople wrote:Infact all of the redundancies are permanent employees.
Billy Jo wrote: The majority of the 45 to lose their jobs are temporary staff. While the timing is unfortunate surely "temporary" staff must know the job is not for life?Billy Jo, you're wrong. . Please read the article again. . The temp/flexi workers have all gone apart from five Hygiene personnel (clean the production facility). . All of the other temp/flexi workers have been gone for approximately one month now. . The majority of the redundancies are permanent employees. I'm one of those whose job is at risk.
Temp/flexi workers are told through their employment agency that they are no longer required.
1:14pm Sat 17 Nov 12
Davey Gravey says...
3:59pm Sat 17 Nov 12
deadweight says...
I know of 1 area manager that walks about lines almost every hour and gets paid obscene amounts of money PA, compared to other workers doing the work, i say shave alot from the top and leave the workers that do the work, that make the profit for them well alone.
7:39pm Sat 17 Nov 12
dglaholm says...
8:08pm Sat 17 Nov 12
itsamess3 says...
This is a very competitive market and if they do not get the contracts--jobs will be lost.
They will trim jobs at all levels just to survive--thats the nature of business.
9:22am Sun 18 Nov 12
M-Y-O-B says...
The amount of managers in relation to the other staff has to be seen to be believed, if they were at least slightly qualified in the position it would be helpful but unfortunately a lot of the managers were former operators, temps and 'low key' line leaders. Anyone knows in manufacturing process knowledge is important as is progression,BUT when you see people with no qualifications other than creeping and being snide to fellow workers getting promoted then alarm bells should be ringing.
It's the timing with this place, whilst no time is a good time to have your job at risk, but before christmas...AGAIN???
Hopefully in January when the main man flys over after celebrating the festive season in the comfort of his luxury mansion the managers who are responsible for ruining this place will get their just rewards!!!! You know who you are......
Good luck to the people affected by this.
10:42am Sun 18 Nov 12
Bobby Wright says...
dglaholm wrote:Well I suppose it beats kerb crawling and I expect the Devon girls would prefer that to the Beast of Bideford
I remember one manager who has now left surfing the web most of the night when he was on nights. Anyone who walked in the office would see the web page dissapear.
10:09pm Sun 18 Nov 12
Empty Car Park says...
11:05am Mon 19 Nov 12
Trouble2012 says...
However when it comes to redundancies those people who add no value seem to be Teflon coated - an example would be like getting rid of a complete department of workers but yet keeping their manager? To manage what? This is happening...
You will not get anywhere in this place if you are good at your job or any good as manager. When the company was actually going places and they had a director that was leading us in the right direction, it was decided that they should get rid of the best director they ever had, now we (the workers) have to get used to redundancies every Christmas due to the failure of senior management and directors. Good luck to everyone affected by this.
11:57am Mon 19 Nov 12
Bobby Wright says...
Empty Car Park wrote:I do use my real name but I think you're a case of Pot Kettle Black
Didn't want to boast about using your real name as a login for that remark then
12:43pm Mon 19 Nov 12
Empty Car Park says...
I'm not pretending to be a known councillor
12:56pm Mon 19 Nov 12
twasadawf says...
9:21pm Wed 21 Nov 12
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This man was arrested in April, freed on bail, and arraigned on September 12. He won't go to trial until December. Since he has been free in the community, I want to see his picture. I'd like to recognize him if I see him around my neighborhood. Surely there's a mug shot or a high school graduation picture.
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The San Mateo County Sheriff's Office did not include a photo of the Redwood City man arrested in connection with the theft of the car.
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Shrek is an Animated Movie Everyone will Love.Posted on Oct 25, 2010 under business, cartoons, entertainment, television | No Comment
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I have to admit that I'm usually not a big fan on animated movies so when they come out I rarely go to see them at the movie theater. If there is an animated movie that I am interested in I will usually wait for it to come to the "small screen" and watch it at home on satellite tv from www.bestchoicetv.com/satellite-tv/va/.
The other day I happened to catch the original Shrek movie. I had not seen before although I always wanted to see it. I have to admit it is probably one of my all time favorite movies now.
Shrek is a big green ogre who lives by himself in a swamp. When his swamp land is threatened by development he agrees to rescue a princess in exchange for the king giving him the deed to his swamp land. Along the way he meets up with Donkey, a talking donkey who is voiced by Eddie Murphy. The two make up an entertaining pair and will keep you laughing through the adventure.
As it turns out the beautiful princess turns into an ogre when the sunsets. She keeps this a secret from Shrek and Donkey. During the long trip to the king's castle Shrek and the princess begin to have feelings for each.
I won't ruin the ending for you in case you haven't seen it. Overall Shrek was a great animated movie!


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ST. PETERSBURG -- Justin Morneau was back in the starting lineup Saturday night against the Rays, batting fifth as the Twins' designated hitter.
Morneau still felt a little soreness in the right foot that kept him out of Friday's lineup, but he came to Tropicana Field early, took some swings and ran around in the afternoon, then told manager Ron Gardenhire he was good to go. Morneau wore a protective pad strapped to his right leg to prevent another foul ball from causing further damage.
Gardenhire said Morneau will start Sunday afternoon's series finale at Tropicana Field as well, most likely at first base.
"It's not perfect, but it's better. He'll get through it," Gardenhire said. "All I know is he came in and said, 'I'm good to go. Let's do it.' He came out and worked early."
Morneau was able to run straight without any pain before Friday's game, but turning on his right foot was slightly more problematic. He wasn't feeling 100 percent, but he insisted to Gardenhire that he was well enough to start.
"After 'I'm good,' I don't really worry about it," Gardenhire said. "All he really needs to do is make left turns."
How about slow left turns as he jogs around the bases?
"That'd be fine, too," Gardenhire said.
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ST. PETERSBURG -- Denard Span has developed a reputation for seeing a lot of pitches atop the order, and the Twins have paired their leadoff man with a similarly disciplined hitter in Jamey Carroll.
Entering Saturday's game, Carroll was 12th among qualified Major Leaguers in terms of pitches seen per plate appearance at 4.27. Joe Mauer wasn't far behind, sitting 15th at 4.23 pitches per plate appearance. Carroll's professional, patient approach and solid on-base percentage intrigued the Twins when they pursued him this offseason, and they have seen it in action so far this season.
"You know Denard's always going to take pitches and is well known for that, an on-base guy. One of the things we liked about Jamey was the same thing. He's not afraid to take pitches," Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said. "He'll foul pitches off. He's not afraid to get in two-strike situations. He's a good contact guy. He does the little things right. He can do the little small-ball game of getting guys over and shooting the ball the other way."
Having the top of the order see a lot of pitches can prove to be beneficial for the middle of the lineup as well, as they've had more opportunities to see what the starting pitcher has to offer and how he's attacking hitters. So far, the Twins have to like what they've seen out of Span (.367 on-base percentage) and Carroll, who has a .355 OBP despite a .245 average due to his eight walks.
"It's important. Those are the table-setters," Gardenhire said. "The only way for the big guys to drive in runs is for guys to get on ahead of them and see a lot of pitches. Our two guys at the top both do that very well."
Worth noting
Infielder Tsuyoshi Nishioka, playing with Triple-A Rochester, suffered a high right ankle sprain while sliding into third base on Friday. He told the team trainer he felt fine and finished the game. He will undergo X-rays on Monday.
Double-A New Britain right-hander Alex Wimmers, the Twins' No. 15 prospect as ranked by MLB.com, is dealing with a right elbow injury. He missed his last start and will see Dr. Michael Joyce, the team's doctor, on Monday.
Home teams, including the Rays, were 2-12 (.143) on Friday. According to the Elias Sports Bureau, that's the lowest such winning percentage on a date with at least 14 games since Aug. 4, 2006, when home teams were 2-13 (.133).
Entering Saturday's game, the Twins' pitching staff was averaging just 137.1 pitches per game, the lowest average in the American League.
Adam Berry is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at @adamdberry. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Tim Ledbetter, with the Coast Guard Research and Development Center, launches a Wasp III Unmanned Surveillance System from Coast Guard Cutter Richard Etheridge during a demonstration off the coast of Miami Aug. 5-15, 2014. This marks the first time UAS were used in conjunction with a Fast Response Cutter. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Luke Clayton.
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Wow...I was amazed to see this one:
I mean, I've heard of officiants getting testy inside of church buildings, but even then, usually setting the rules before the ceremony.
This guy blows up in the MIDDLE of the ceremony, embarrassing the bride and groom....and this ceremony was OUTDOORS.
I read one quote someone made on YouTube that I agreed with. The groom should have leaned into the priests ear and said something like "I'm paying the photographers much like I'm paying you, please continue. And..if you do walk out, I'll sue your ass off, now, please get back to marrying us..."
I will not call it a meltdown. The priest is very calm. We only see part of it. We do not know whether the photographer has asked the priest's consent BEFORE the ceremony or not. Even worst, the priest may have announce that no photographer is allow in the alter area and the photographer has ignored it. Most of the priest will not allow photography during the ceremony no matter whether it is inside of the church or outdoor. If the photographer is a professional, he should know better. The priest has the right to ask him to leave whether the photographer is hire by the groom or not.
I wouldn't call his reaction "very calm." A calm response would have been to simply and politely ask the photographers to remove themselves. I don't know what kind of weddings you've been to, but all the ceremonies I've been to, even the ones in churches, have allowed photographers to do their thing. The priest's reaction was obviously tacky, whether warranted or not, and what it comes down to is that it was the bride and groom's day, not his...so if they wanted the photographer there, and he wasn't interfering with the ceremony, then what's the problem?


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Leaders from the Grant Parish School Board say bus route changes can still be made as the year progresses.
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This seems like a good opportunity to start a new thread. According to this Aviation Week article, SpaceX plans on performing the COTS-1 demostration flight of the Dragon capsule sometime this summer. Stay tuned for further updates as they become available.
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SpaceX Chief Executive Elon Musk says it will take about a month to digest data collected during the 9.5-min. flight of the first Falcon 9, which put a Dragon cargo module structural test article into a 250-km. (155-mi.) circular orbit at an inclination of 34.5 deg.
We achieved a near bulls-eye on the targetabout 99.9 percent on the perigee and about 101 percent on the apogee, Musk says. We would have been excited to have the first stage work or get some of our way through the second stage.
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Enjoy meeting new people and making new friends... the nerdier the better!
Anything with a balance of activities and conversations
Will think about it and learn from others.
Just did both. You are magic!
Welcome, Frank! I look forward to seeing you at a meeting soon.
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Lead or TR for the first ascent?
Mmmmmm... Good question. Gotta wonder how they got those ropes up there. And the belayer for the TR.
how do they get those ropes up there?
That's right, nobody EVER toproped that pitch before me....BITCHES
FTR dude!
PLENTY of routes in Utah that can be walked around.
That line is 3 pitches capped by another few hundred feet of heinous choss. But yeah, you uncovered the truth, they rapped 4 ropelength to install an anchor so they could TR a 5.10 in the most obscure corner of the state and proudly claim it. Beater.
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Favre injury wouldn't completely damage value of Vikings receiving corps
If Tarvaris Jackson is forced to start for the injured Brett Favre, fantasy owners shouldn't abandon hope for all Minnesota pass catchers.
Childress: Favre has ankle injury; in walking boot
Vikings head coach Brad Childress told reporters that QB Brett Favre has an avulsion fracture and stress fracture in his left ankle and is in a walking boot. His status for the team's Week Eight game vs. the Patriots ...
Feel the tension: Childress, Favre not together
All you needed to do was watch Vikings head coach Brad Childress' postgame press conference to know that he was upset with QB Brett Favre's play.
Vikings' players of the week: Week Seven
Here are the Vikings' players of the week on offense, defense and special teams from their 28-24 loss in Week Seven to the Packers in Green Bay.
Favre needs to hit more singles, doubles
You can understand Brett Favre wanting to hit a home run in his final at-bat at Lambeau Field, but he has to consider dialing it down a notch for the Vikings to win more.
Greenway has been added to the NFC Pro Bowl team as an injury replacement for DeMarcus Ware of the Dallas Cowboys.||||||| The Vikings made the announcement Thursday. Greenway will be the first Vikings linebacker to play in consecutive Pro Bowls since Scott Studwell in 1987-88. Greenway was picked as an injury replacement last year for Lance Briggs of the Chicago Bears.
Greenway has been fined $21,000 by the NFL for unnecessary roughness.||||||| Greenway struck Lions receiver Calvin Johnson in the head and neck area in last Sunday's victory over Detroit.
The Minnesota Vikings have placed the franchise tag on Greenway. The Vikings announced the decision Monday.||||||| Greenway has led the team in tackles for three straight seasons. He was chosen the team's 2010 defensive MVP and had 149 tackles. Greenway will be entering his sixth season in the league, including a rookie season that he sat out with a knee injury.
Greenway was placed on injured reserve Thursday, ending the rookie's season.||||||| Greenway, the team's first-round draft pick, tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee while covering a kickoff in Monday night's exhibition game against Oakland.
The Minneapolis Star Tribune reported that Greenway is out for the season with a knee injury suffered during the Vikings' 16-13 preseason loss to the Oakland Raiders on Monday. The team has not released details of the injury, but it is reported to be a torn ACL.||||||| Greenway was selected by the Vikings with the 17th selection overall in April's NFL draft. The outside linebacker out of Iowa had 252 tackles, seven sacks four interceptions and 20 passes deflected in 45 games for the Hawkeyes.


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Leaky News Archives for May 2004
Hi from London!
Hey everyone - I'm here in England with editors Kristin and Meg (who will join us in London on Sunday), ready for another hectic HP weekend - so stay tuned for some more great content. We'll update you soon!
Update: PoA Clips Online
More websites have now posted clips from Prisoner of Azkaban:
* Yahoo Movies (includes one of Lupin telling Harry about James and Lily)
Thanks Jenn!
CBBC Interview with Matthew Lewis
CBBC Newsround has posted an interview with Matthew Lewis (Neville) who says he's already started filming some scenes for Goblet of Fire.
Daniel Radcliffe : Harry May Die in Book 7
Reuters has this article about today's photocall and press conference in London for the premiere of Prisoner of Azkaban.
" It may not be the ending Harry Potter (news - web sites) fans are hoping for, but the film's teenage stars predict Harry will die at the end of the series, Ron will turnContinued...
More PoA Reviews
Several more official reviews of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban have been posted :
* Empire Online ( 3 out of 5 stars)
* The Scotsman ( 4 stars)
* The Sun
PoA Clips Now Online
Reuters has now posted their video interviews with Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Alfonso Cuaron. In addtion, there are also some lengthy clips from Prisoner of Azkaban. Several we've seen previously, but some new clips are of the trio in Hagrid's Hut with Scabbers and Crookshanks, and the Marauders Map scene withContinued...
Junket Interviews: Cuar�n and Coltrane
Thanks to collaboration between Cinecon, DanRadcliffe.com, HPANA, Mugglenet and TLC (we're splitting up transcription duties, since we were all there), we're happy to present two of the four junket transcripts. Click and enjoy!
Alfonso Cuarón
Q: So, you mentioned that you didn't read theContinued...
Aging Stars No Problem, Film Expert Says
A BBC article today quotes the editor of Empire magazine and the features editor of Total Film on the question of whether the stars of the Potter films are outgrowing their roles.
"Actors have been 'acting-up' in age and 'acting-down' for 100 years," says Colin Kennedy, editor ofContinued...
JKR Remains Flattered by Fanfic
An article in the BBC today quotes a spokesperson from JKR's literary agency as saying that JK Rowling is flattered that people want to write their own stories based on her characters. The spokesperson is quoted as saying, "Her concern would be to make sure that it remains a non-commercial activity to ensureContinued...
Everyone's back in the UK - and having their photos taken
Getty Images has posted a slew of new images of the cast at a UK photocall, and WireImage has loaded over two dozen, too.
The Sun Q & A with HP Cast Members
Continuing their weeklong interviews with cast members of Prisoner of Azkaban, today The Sun has a question and answer interview with Bonnie Wright (Ginny), Matthew Lewis (Neville), Devon Murray (Seamus) and James and Oliver Phelps (Fred & George).
Games Based on Movies Usually Fall Short of Success, Times Reports
Today's New York Times reports that video games based on Hollywood and book licenses are almost never big hits, but notes that those expectations are being challenged by "Shrek 2 and Spider-Man 2 (both from Activision), along with Harry Potter and the Prisoner of AzkabanContinued...
Win Tickets to see PoA on June 2 - if you're in South Florida
Hey, fellow South Floridians - the Miami Herald has a contest in today's paper where you can win four tickets to see a 7:30 pm screening of Prisoner of Azkaban. The questions are all based on PoA, and you won't be able to answer them if you haven't read the book yet - theContinued...
The Times PoA Review : 4 stars
The Times newspaper has posted its official review of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Saying "Cuaróns appointment to this franchise is the most inspired Hollywood gamble of the year....", the film critic gave Prisoner of Azkaban 4 out of 5 stars. In addition, there is a viewpoint articleContinued...
Update: Newsweek Magazine
Earlier this week, we told you about Newsweek Magazine's review of Prisoner of Azkaban, which you can read on their website here. Today however, I got my copy of the magazine, and found some additional quotes not on the website. There was this from David Thewlis (Remus Lupin)
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Position: Wing (97) Centre (1)
Province: Toulon, France (since 2013), previously Western Province (2010-2013), Golden Lions (2004) and Blue Bulls (2005-2009)
Springbok number: 766
Test debut: 20 November 2004 vs England in London, aged 21
Total tests : 98
Tour matches: 2
Total Springbok matches: 100
Win ratio: 66-29-3
Holds Springbok record for tries in Tests for South Africa (55) and for most tries overall as a wing (55). Most capped Springbok wing (97).
Record-holder for most tries in a career in the Castle Rugby Championship (17).
Honours: SA Rugby Player of the Year (2012, 2007 & 2005); Young Player of the Year (2004); IRB Rugby Player of the Year (2007); Vodacom Rugby Super 12 Player of the Tournament (2005); SuperSport Try of the Year (2005, Vodacom Bulls vs Blues in Pretoria; 2007, Vodacom Bulls vs Sharks in the Super 14 Final in Durban; and 2012, South Africa vs New Zealand in Dunedin).
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Neuro, I'm not mentioning voltage at all, instead I said 'current'. I think the two batteries in the grip are not 'used' in an alternate sequence, they are used simultaneously. Actually, inserting two discharged batteries, both incapable of even letting you switch the camera 'on' when used alone, will let you switch the camera 'on' and even shoot photos. It's the shutter count per battery that is calculated in an alternate sequence, being not possible to show 1/2 increments per battery, which would be nonsense. They are connected in parallel, so the voltage is the same, but are capable of delivering double the current of a single battery
Makes sense. However, empirically the single battery of a 1-series does drive the lens AF motor faster than the pair of batteries used in a grip. This is evident when a 'slow focusing' lens like the 85L II (where the focusing group movement is visible and slow enough to be easily seen) is focused from MFD to infinity on the 1D X vs. a gripped 7D, with fresh batteries. I'm not sure about the electronic basis for the difference in AF speed (current draw or firmware), but the difference is there.


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Museo Histórico Municipal
For Trinidad's showpiece museum look no further than this grandiose structure just off Plaza Mayor, a mansion that belonged to the Borrell family from 1827 to 1830.
For Trinidad's showpiece museum look no further than this grandiose structure just off Plaza Mayor, a mansion that belonged to the Borrell family from 1827 to 1830.
The slickest of the town's newcomer restaurants is perched on a lovely terrace above Trinidad's red-tiled rooftops and run by the charismatic sommelier Bolo.
A must for rumba fans, this open patio on Trinidad's music alley has an eclectic menu incorporating salsa, son (Cuban popular music) and trova (traditional poetic singing). The highlight, however, is the 10pm rumba drums with soulful African rhythms and energetic fire-eating dancers.
This pleasant spot within a protected park consists of a ranchón (farm)- style restaurant that specializes in pez gato (catfish), a fish farm and a 3.6km trail, the Huellas de la História , to the refreshing Javira Waterfall . There are also stables and opportunities for horseback riding.
This unique equestrain center is run out of a finca (farm) on the edge of town, but aspiring riders should enquire first with owner Julio at Casa Muñoz in the casco histórico . The finca is also a rescue centre for maltreated and ill horses.
Playa Ancón, a precious ribbon of white beach on Sancti Spíritus' iridescent Caribbean shoreline, is usually touted – with good merit – to be the finest arc of sand on Cuba's south coast There are three all-inclusive hotels here and excellent snorkeling and diving just offshore or at the small reef islet of Cayo Blanco , 25km to the southeast.
No Santería museum can replicate the ethereal spiritual experience of Regla de Ocha (also known as Santería, Cuba's main religion of African origin), though this house has a try with a Santería altar to Yemayá, Goddess of the Sea, laden with myriad offerings of fruit, water and stones The house is presided over by santeros (priests of the Afro-Cuban religion Santería), who'l.
Perhaps the most recognizable building in Trinidad is the dilapidated pastel-yellow bell tower of the former convent of San Francisco de Asís.
Despite its rather unremarkable outer facade, this church on the northeastern side of Plaza Mayor graces countless Trinidad postcard views.
Grass grows around the domed bell tower, and the arched doorways were bricked up long ago, but the shell of this ruined church (1812) defiantly remains.
For views and a workout, walk straight up Calle Simón Bolívar between the Iglesia Parroquial and the Museo Romántico to the destroyed 18th-century Ermita de Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria de la Popa , part of a former Spanish military hospital now occupied by a new luxury hotel From here it's a 30-minute hike further up the hill to the radio transmitter atop 180m-high Cerro .
It might not be the first time you've gone jiving in a cave, but this surreal place up by the Ermita Popa church beats all others for atmosphere.


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NYIT Architecture Professor Helps Illuminate Burning Man Festival
PA Grads Attain High Pass Rate on National Exam
NYIT Cybersecurity Conference 2014
NYIT and Turkish Partner YTU Offer Dual Master's Degrees
Student-Doctors Begin NYIT Osteopathic Medical Education
Women's Soccer vs. New Haven
Career Services Welcome Back Breakfast
Career Services Welcome Breakfast
Women's Tennis vs. Daemen
Men's Soccer vs. Holy Family
Located at Columbus Circle, NYIT's Manhattan campus was designed with today's busy students in mind. Comprising five buildings on or just off Broadway, between West 60th and 62nd streets, the Manhattan campus is within walking distance of Lincoln Center and Central Park, easily accessible via subway and bus, and close to the city's best concert halls, theaters, museums, libraries, and restaurants.
Students spend their free time in the Student Activities Building, catching up in the student lounge, signing up for recreational sports, surfing the net, or shopping in the bookstore. In addition, the campus has an active Student Government Association as well as many clubs and organizations.
Student Activities
College life is about more than books and classrooms. You can learn from every experience, and we encourage you to take advantage of all that NYIT has to offer.
Residence Life & Off-Campus Housing
New York Institute of Technology's Manhattan campus offers two well-equipped residence halls located a short subway or bus ride from our classrooms.
Resources for Students
Students have a wide range of helpful things available to them.
Student Affairs Office
You've got questions, we've got answers.
Registration begins September 10th, 2013 and will go until October 11th, 2013. There will be a $15.00 application fee for students interested in attending the National Center for Student Leadership Conference (NCSL). Students that are selected for the conference by a committee put together by the Office of Student Activities and Leadership Development will have the following travel expenses paid for:
All other expenses are not included in the registration fee. For more information, visit the Office of the Student Government Association located at 1849 Broadway, room 201 or the Office of Student Activities and Leadership Development.
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Kip Sanders - OU Spirit Coordinator
This is Kip's second year as the Spirit Program Coordinator at the University of Oklahoma. Kip began his collegiate Spirit Program experience as a member of the co-ed cheerleading team at the University of Texas from 2001 - 2005. During his time in Austin he cheered for the Longhorns at 4 bowl games including the 2004 Rose Bowl and the 2005 BCS National Championship. After graduating from Texas Kip began his graduate studies at Baylor University, where he coached both the co-ed and all-girl cheer teams. After receiving his master's degree in Sport Management he was hired by the Baylor Athletic Department as the Assistant Director of Spirit and Marketing in 2009. In this capacity he continued his role as the Head Cheer Coach for the Spirit Squads while also performing a wide range of duties for the marketing department. In addition to his time at Baylor and Texas Kip was a staff member for the Universal Cheerleaders Association from 2003 - 2011. As a UCA staff member Kip was awarded "Rookie of the Year" in 2003, and "Head Instructor of the Year" in both 2006 and 2009. Despite spending a few years in both Austin and Waco, Kip has grown to love OU and the Norman community. He is extremely proud to be a part of one of the most prestigious Athletic Departments in the nation, and hopes to contribute to the Oklahoma tradition of excellence. Boomer Sooner!
Barbie Parker - Cheer Coach
Barbie is an OU graduate with a degree in Communications. She was a proud member of the OU cheerleading team from 1980-1984, and was the team captain during her final year. Barbie was also a long-time Head Instructor for the National Cheerleaders Association, as well as the successful owner and operator of the nation's longest running cheerleading and power tumbling gym. She has judged at the collegiate, high-school and international levels, and is excited about joining one of the nation's elite athletic departments. Barbie is thrilled to return to her alma mater, and is dedicated to making a positive contribution to a cheer program she loves. Barbie's husband, Steve, is an OU law graduate and her son, Mason, received his degree in English from OU in 2011. Her daughter, Micah, plans to attend OU next year.
Peggy Whaley - Athletic Camps Coordinator
Peggy Whaley, Athletic Camps Coordinator, oversees the summer Spirit Camps for University and other clinics and competitions. Peggy just finished her 24th year of managing the summer camps for the American Cheerleaders Association, National Cheerleaders Association, National Dance Alliance, Universal Cheerleaders Association, and Universal Dance Association. Peggy was the cheer coach for OU from 1995-1998. Peggy holds a BS in Business Administration and a MS in Education. She is married to Mike and they have a daughter, Mary Beth.


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We fight to improve the lives of people affected by cancer.
At the LIVESTRONG Foundation, our mission is to inspire and empower people affected by cancer. We consider anyone affected by cancer—patients, caregivers and loved ones—a survivor at the moment of diagnosis and through every stage of the cancer journey. We're letting survivors know they're not alone. There are 28 million people living with cancer around the world, and we're standing with them in the fight against cancer. We're helping survivors find their voice and take control of their fight.
Learn more about cancer
Cancer accounts for nearly eight million deaths worldwide each year, killing more people than HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria combined. LIVESTRONG is calling on world leaders to make cancer a global priority. We believe all cancer survivors have the right to receive the treatment, services and support they need.
I have or have had cancer.
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Together with local partners, we will…
Increase Awareness of cancer as a priority among policy makers.
Improve Access to care for cancer survivors around the world.
Empower People affected by cancer to engage in the fight against cancer.
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I think the most important thing for people to know it that, yes, you can fight cancer.
The Patient Empowerment Project empowers patients and organizations to become cancer control advocates through focused training and prepares them to collaboratively plan and host a Cancer Patient Forum in their country.
As of 2008, less than 50 countries in the world have prepared or implemented national cancer control plans. Cancer patients and their families can help us learn what is working well in a health care system and what needs to be addressed. Their voices are a powerful tool in advocating for change and improvements in attitudes, knowledge, practice, policy, systems, and services. The Patient Empowerment Project was designed to leverage the patient voice by empowering patients to share their stories through testimony in a Forum in front of policy makers, media, and the public, bringing a face to the country's problems in cancer care. The overall goal of PEP is to support at a country level, a comprehensive, survivor-informed national call to action which organizations and individuals are ready to promote.
The Lance Armstrong Foundation with implementing partner John Snow Inc. (JSI) implemented the Comparte tu Historia campaign in Mexico to raise awareness about cancer, change misperceptions about the disease, and challenge the stigma and silence that surrounds the world's leading cause of death.
The primary focus was on four cities in Mexico including Alvaro Obregon, Nezahualcóyotl, Guadalajara, and Mérida. Over a period of 18 months beginning in December 2010, the campaign aired more than 5,000 television spots reaching more than 104 million people, reached more than 857,000 people on Facebook monthly, trained 244 people through a community Trainer of Trainers program, aired more than 1,000 radio spots reaching reaching 93 million people, and held 10 special events, including an event on World Cancer Day which gathered over 7,000 people in Mexico City's Zócalo.
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Tornado Safety
Tornado Safety
Nell Holcomb will be participating in the State Wide Tornado Drill on March 13
Tornadoes are the most violent storms on Earth. The good news is you CAN survive a tornado and greatly reduce your chances of being hurt by following some very basic advice.
Stay Informed:
Pay attention to the weather, especially in the spring when thunderstorms are most frequent.
- Use all the information sources available to find out if severe storms are possible and to track them once they're occurring.
- Local televisions stations, AM/FM radio, the Internet and NOAA Weather Radio are also reliable sources of weather information.
Have a Safety Plan:
Tornadoes hit most often from March through June during the late afternoon and early evening hours, but they can happen at any time of the day or night and at any time of the year.
- Have a safety plan for wherever you might be when a tornado strikes – school, work, church, home, shopping, traveling, etc.
- Think through your plan in advance, since there may not be much time to act once the tornado is approaching you.
- Practice your plan and be sure all family members know what to do.
Learn How to Protect Yourself:
Tornadoes and severe thunderstorms can develop suddenly, sometimes even before a warning is issued.
When a tornado or severe thunderstorm is close by, remember these guidelines:
- Get as far inside a strong building as you can.
- Put as many walls between you and the outside as possible.
- Stay away from doors and windows.
- Get as low as possible to avoid flying debris.
- Go to the lowest floor possible. Being underground is best.
- Use whatever you can find – pillows, blankets, mattresses, sleeping bags – to protect yourself from flying and falling debris.
- Wear a helmet if you have one to protect your head from debris.
Attempting to shelter outside in a ditch, under an overpass, in a vehicle or in a mobile home provides little or no protection from even a weak tornado. The best course of action is to plan ahead and avoid being caught in these places during a storm. If you are trapped, try to get to a sturdy structure as quickly as possible and GET IN – GET DOWN – COVER UP!
Other Tips for Tornado Survival:
- Have a battery-operated Weather Radio with the warning alarm devise to alert you to dangerous storms while you're sleeping or not watching local television.
- Have multiple ways to get warning information.
- If you feel threatened, go to your safe place quickly. Don't wait for a warning or a siren to sound.


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This Day in the History of the
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Robert Burton House died in Chapel Hill. After a brief stint as a high school teacher and archivist, he joined the University's staff in 1926 as the executive secretary. With the creation of the Consolidated University of North Carolina and the naming of Frank Porter Graham as president, House became dean of administration at the Chapel Hill campus in 1934. Eleven years later, his position was renamed "chancellor," and he served in this role until 1957. That same year, he returned to teaching, joining the faculty of UNC's Department of English. A native of Halifax County, North Carolina, he was a 1916 graduate of the University. The House Undergraduate Library is named for him.Top
Author Doris Betts delivered an address at the Katherine Kennedy Carmichael Residence Hall dedication ceremony. Carmichael came to the University in 1946 as dean of women with an adjunct appointment as lecturer in the English Department. After holding these positions for 26 years, she became associate dean of student affairs in 1972. She died June 26, 1982, in Birmingham, Alabama.Top


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The 'not only...but also' frame isn't choosy about what verbs are involved!. But I'd find the longer sentences harder to parse (and parsing is what you do, whether you like it or not) without a comma between the two clauses. (You strictly need one in the first two sentences too, but they are short enough for the eye to flick ahead and read each sentence as a pair of coordinate clauses).
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