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May 23, 2006 by Thomas Jones
Thomasville -- Police charge a play school teacher with cruelty to children for spanking a girls's hand with a demonstration toothbrush.
Henrietta Jane Robinson, a teacher with 16 years at the Thomas County Head Start program, was arrested by Thomasville Police. They say Robinson spanked William Newsome's 4-year old daughter May 9th on the hand with an over-sized toothbrush. The toothbrush is normally used to demonstrate the proper way to brush. They say the child had bruises on the back of her right hand.
"I look at her hand, the whole squared part of the back of her hand was red and blue, black and green. I ask her what happened, and she said the teacher did it, and I freaked out," said her father, William Newsome.
Thomas County Head Start policy prohibits corporal punishment. Robinson is free on an $1100 bond.
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ONTARIO — It has been a busy week for Richard Dornbush leading up to the international competition on his turf, Skate America, beginning today at Citizens Business Bank Arena.
Let's see:
Attend college classes. Check.
Inspire the area's kids. Check.
Fend off ticket requests. Check.
Work on landing that quad. Oh, yes. Check and double-check.
The 20-year-old competitor from Corona, who put himself on the radar by finishing second at last January's U.S. championships and then ninth at the world championships in Moscow in April, is the top-ranked U.S. men's skater in this weekend's event, which opens the International Skating Union's Grand Prix series.
Ambitious? Well, Dornbush plans to go for it at the outset of Saturday's free skate, launching right into a quadruple jump. There is some risk, but he's landed it before; at some point he recognizes that it may have to be an integral part of his toolbox.
"There was a time where everybody said, 'Well, it's extremely difficult to skate a program geared towards the (mandatory) components and do the quad at the same time,' " he said Thursday. "I think a lot of people had the feeling it was impossible.
"And this year at the (world) championships both Patrick Chan (of Canada) and Takahiko (Kozuka, of Japan) skated really good programs with the quad and were able to get those high components … It was an eye-opener for everybody."
Kozuka, the silver medalist to Chan's gold at the worlds, tops the field of 10 men's competitors this weekend. Dornbush is the biggest U.S. name in the absence of former world champion Evan Lysacek — who withdrew from the Grand Prix series over financial issues — but he's still in a developmental stage.
Attempting the quad is part of that process, said his coach, Tammy Gambill.
"I think it's important for him to make the attempt and to keep making those attempts," she said. "It's definitely not a one-jump program or a one-jump competition. The whole routine, the whole package, is more important for what I'm looking for. We're trying to add the quad in there and get him comfortable with it, and the more times he goes out and attempts it, the more experience he'll get with it."
While building toward his skating goals, Dornbush has provided a positive example on and off the ice.
Gambill noticed an additional buzz around the IceTown rink in Riverside among the younger skaters, "excited to see a boy that's grown up from a little kid at the rink and now all of a sudden (is) able to skate in the arena," she said. "They know it's possible for them at some point, some day."
The students at Magnolia Elementary School in Riverside took away lessons as well after a talk by Dornbush, who visited the school Tuesday at the request of teacher Michelle Hernandez.
"They were excited to have him here, and one indicator of that is the number of questions they asked him afterward," Magnolia principal Joyce Harshman said by phone. "And then after the assembly, one of the classes stayed behind to talk to him on a more personal level. You could see the excitement in their eyes.
"Part of his message was about staying balanced, that there's more to life than any one thing."
Need proof? He went right from the elementary school to RCC, where schoolwork of his own awaited.
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Hi all. I'm a Pats fan here to ask you all a few questions, please answer them the best you can without being hostile.
First off, lets say Manning can come back towards the middle-end of the season, say, week 10-15. Do you think the Colts organization would play him even if it is obvious you won't be making the playoffs? I'm specifically wondering about when we play you - if Manning can go, should we expect that he will?
Secondly, there has been alot of talk about drafting Andrew Luck. Personally, I don't believe that the Colts are that bad, and think there will be at least several teams (Broncos, Dolphins, Bengals, etc) who will probably have a better shot at drafting the heavily-hyped QB. But, should the Colts end up with the #1 pick, do you believe Polian, Caldwell, etc will draft luck? Do you think Luck will be willing to sit and learn for a good 2-3+ years before he actually starts?
Lastly, do you, as Colts fans, think drafting Luck would be a good idea? Manning is arguably the greatest QB in the game at this point, and clearly the strongest player on your team. Is drafting Manning's replacement really a priority over, say, reinforcing the aging receivers or defensive backs? I myself would consider trading a #1 pick to a QB-desperate team for sevearl 1st round picks, and then choose an under-the-radar 2nd-3rd round qb. Studying under Manning should, assuming Manning is as good a teacher as he is a player, turn a 2nd round QB into perhaps a better player then some first rounders. Still, I expect you know your team better then mine, so I'm interested in what you have to say.


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SALT LAKE CITY (ABC 4 UTAH) - Before the summer is over--- there is a pretty good chance you might enjoy a day in
It's great if you spend a day in the park, but if your great grand-dad spent time there 60 some years ago, chances are he wouldn't brag about it.
It's 110 acres of peace. Thousands will stop by each upcoming summer day. It's just part of
People love to come to
You see that's because this park is where the state prison used to stand. Yes, for almost 100 years from the civil war to 1951.
Yeah, the ducks weren't the only thing that ever got bread and water here every day. The forbidding state pen held between 400 and 500 inmates at a time. Perhaps
I kind of feel the park must have been a bit creepy then. I mean today it's a real nice quiet place to read without worrying about the outside world. Well maybe it was back then also. I guess you could read without worrying about the outside world.
No distractions, no cell phones. No phones in your cell…
But on the outside, the good folk of sugarhouse felt it was time to bail on having a decrepit grim prison in their back yard. And even though the old adage is good fences make good neighbors, the Sugarhouse neighbors wondered if they could get some better neighbors.
So the prison moved.
5 years later - in 1957 - the prison was torn down and the park was built leaving the story of the time the state pen was next door.
Old guards used to tell me other stories about the place. They said on a foggy day, they had a few inmates just kind of walk out and on down 21st South. They used to have signs don't pick up hitch-hikers in Sugarhouse.


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Sunday marked the first anniversary of our wedding and we wanted to do something special to enjoy each other and mark the occasion. It being a Sunday, neither of us felt entirely into a night on the town and opted instead to spend the afternoon making fresh pasta. Cooking is an aspect of our relationship we have grown into. During the first year we could barely be in the kitchen together without fighting, but as our relationship has progressed so has our ability to communicate, work together and be open to the others ideas. We still have wildly different culinary predilections, but what we do have is a common love for fresh ingredients, innovative recipes and hours spent in the kitchen. Pasta is as good a labour of love as any and was the perfect way to spend our special day.
Sausage & ricotta ravioli with wild mushrooms
Please note we made a mammoth amount, enough for six healthy portions and froze the rest for quick dinners. We layered the ravioli in a large square container alternating it with layers of baking paper and made sure to put it in the freezer as quickly as possible.
400 gr. good uncooked sausages (squeezed out of casings or finely chopped)
200 gr. ricotta cheese
2 eggs
1 large onion, finely chopped
1 tablespoon olive oil
1. Heat olive oil in medium pan and add finely chopped onion.
2. Add sausage and cook until done.
3. Put sausage and onion mixture in a blender and add ricotta and eggs. Blend until smooth.
4. Set in the fridge to cool while you make pasta.
1.5 Kg flour
6 whole eggs
4 egg yolks
We used this method to make the pasta, cutting each sheet of pasta in strips which we laid on a floured piece of butcher paper.
1. Spoon the sausage filling about an inch apart onto a strip of pasta
2. Cover with a second strip and gently press around the filling.
3. Use a pizza cutter to make squares around the filling and put dough aside to use for more pasta.
4. Use a fork to gently press around the filling and remove air pockets.
To Serve:
100 grams of fresh mushrooms
1 tablespoon butter
Finally, add your fresh made pasta to a large pot of boiling water and cook for 3 minutes, drain.
Add to a pan with melted butter and mushrooms and fry just long enough to coat. Serve with parmesan.


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Former baseball star and Encino resident continued to make headlines Thursday.
Dykstra has signed up for a boxing match with fellow ex-Major League Baseball star Jose Canseco; the two will fight it out over three one-minute rounds at the Avalon Hollywood nightclub, according to the New York Daily News.
It also seems that he's backed out of a previous engagement—an autograph signing—to do it, according to one Philadelphia-based website.
Dykstra last appeared on the pages of Encino Patch on Oct. 19, when he .
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Harvard China Fund Student Summer Immersion Programs
The Summer Immersion Programs are open to all returning Harvard degree students, no knowledge of Chinese required.
Summer Service and Learning Program in Rural China by Tsinghua University
Program Overview: The Educational Poverty Alleviation, initiated by Tsinghua University in 2003, is a public project aimed at benefiting China's poverty-stricken areas. The goal is to provide people in underdeveloped areas with the opportunity to utilize high-quality educational and training resources through the support of modern technology. As part of the Project, the Summer Service and Learning Program in rural China, supported by the Wang Foundation and Tseng Hin Pei Charity Fund, has organized 1,429 Tsinghua University students, accompanied by 220 faculty members, and 432 American students and faculty members to teach English, conduct social research and provide lectures and forums to students in rural counties over the past six summers. The program promotes communication with local teachers and students, as well as communication and understanding between China and the United States. The 2014 program also includes Chinese culture and language classes for two weeks before the start of the service component.
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To learn more about the Summer Service and Learning Program, including program details and schedules, please review this brochure from Tsinghua University.
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All other Harvard students should submit application materials directly to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Students should submit a completed application by Friday, February 28, 2014. The Harvard China Fund will interview candidates in mid-March and
will notify students of their acceptance by April 15, 2014.
Harvard China Student Language and Culture Program
Program Overview: The Harvard China Fund offers a Chinese Language and Culture Program in collaboration with Sichuan University for summer 2014. This 8-week Chinese language and culture summer program, organized by Sichuan University, will combine classes on intensive Chinese language, history, and social sciences with visits and field trips in Chengdu and to other nearby sites. Students will be able to immerse themselves in Chinese language study and the culture of southwest China. The program will also provide an opportunity for Harvard students to interact with other international and local students at Sichuan University.
Program Cost: Free tuition, food and housing on campus will be provided by Sichuan University. Students are responsible for international airfare which will cost roughly $2,000.
Funding: Eligible students should apply to OCS for funding to cover travel expenses:
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How to Apply: Harvard College, GSAS and Extension School students should apply through Crimson Careers
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All other Harvard students should submit application materials directly to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Students should submit a completed application by Friday, February 28, 2014. The Harvard China Fund will interview candidates in mid-March and
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Eagles CB Samuel, Bills WR Johnson pick up fines
Eagles CB Asante Samuel has been fined $40,000 for his helmet-to-helmet hit on Giants WR Derek Hagan.
Merriman out again for Bills
Shawne Merriman hurt his leg in practice on Monday to knock him out of Week 12 action, and it seems that the linebacker may never suit up and play a down for the Bills.
Trio of Bills turning fantasy heads
While a boatload of stars fail to provide owners with the stats they had hoped for, three Bills have developed into consistent fantasy players who could help carry managers to league titles.
Bills make furious comeback in 49-31 win over Bengals
Ryan Fitzpatrick matched his career high with four touchdown passes during Buffalo's biggest comeback in 13 years, and the Bills won their second straight game Sunday, 49-31 over the bumbling Cincinnati Bengals.
Bills promote RB Caulcrick
The Bills promoted RB Jehuu Caulcrick from the practice squad to the 53-man roster on Friday.
Fitzpatrick may be Bills' QB of the present, future
Determining who the quarterback of the future will be has been a hot topic among Bills fans, but that player may be the man under center right now.
Bengals facing first blackout in seven years
The Bengals are expected to announce Thursday that their Week 11 game against the Bills is not a sellout.
Sparano joins the QB flip-floppers
When Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano flip-flopped and benched QB Chad Henne in favor of Chad Pennington for their Week 10 game against the Titans, he gave the NFL its 49th starting quarterback this season. Sparano joined a group of ...
Spiller, Merriman out for Bills
RB C.J. Spiller and LB Shawne Merriman will both be sidelined for the Bills' Week 11 game vs. the Bengals.
Jackson, Posluszny lead Bills to first win
RB Fred Jackson did the bulk of the work on offense and LB Paul Posluszny carried the Bills' defense to a Week 10 victory.
Jackson set to be second-half workhorse
Fred Jackson already was carrying the load in the Buffalo backfield, but now with C.J. Spiller out indefinitely, he is going to be even more of a bell cow down the stretch.
Bills RB Spiller out indefinitely with hamstring injury
Bills rookie RB C.J. Spiller injured his hamstring in Sunday's 14-12 win over the Lions and is out indefinitely.
Bills hang on for first victory
Fred Jackson ran for a season-best 133 yards and scored twice in leading the Bills (1-8) to a 14-12 win over the Lions on Sunday. Detroit (2-7) lost its 25th straight road game to break the record the Lions set ...
Takeaway troubles hurt Bills
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Buffalo and Tampa Bay blacked out
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MSNBC's O'Donnell: Planned Parenthood Head Should Be Ambassador to U.N., Komen May Not Survive
During a syrupy interview with Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards on Monday's The Last Word, MSNBC host Lawrence O'Donnell was so impressed with her that he concluded the segment by declaring that she is worthy to be ambassador to the United Nations. O'Donnell:
Cecile Richards, you now have my nomination for America's ambassador to the United Nations. Your artful diplomacy and how you have handled yourself in this relationship with your former partner who is now again your partner, the Komen foundation, has been something to behold. Thank you very much for joining me tonight.
A bit earlier, he seemed to give a glimpse into his circle of acquaintances and contacts as all liberals as he claimed that everyone he had spoken to about the Komen/Planned Parenthood controversy were "outraged," and relayed predictions that the anti-breast cancer charity may not be able to survive after its conflict with Planned Parenthood. O'donnell:
Cecile, when this broke out last week, I was in New York, and everybody I was talking to outside of the show - friends of Planned Parenthood and the Komen foundation - were absolutely outraged by this. I've been in Los Angeles throughout the weekend and today, and I can tell you, in Los Angeles, your friends - friends of Planned Parenthood - and friends of Komen still outraged.
And there have been predictions that I've been hearing from people who are heavily involved in the funding of both of these organizations saying that they don't believe that Komen has long-term survivability now as a foundation.
Below is video of the relevant portion of the Monday, February 6, The Last Word on MSNBC:
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Oh, barf!
Submitted by motherbelt on Tue, 02/07/2012 - 10:00am.
Yeah, Richards would fit right in at the UN, since they are all for "sexual freedom" even for children, and abortion on demand in every corner of the world.
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Let her have the job -- it'd be hilarious
Submitted by Galvanic on Tue, 02/07/2012 - 11:01am.
Watching Richards push her eugenics-based 'family planning' agenda would stir up all kinds of Third World hatred for Planned Parenthood.
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If Koman goes down. . .
Submitted by rickbren on Tue, 02/07/2012 - 10:10am.
. . . it will be because they folded under the pressure of the political correctness of planned parenthood disciples and will lose the support of pro life supporteres. This foundation is doing more for womens' health and welfare that pp could ever hope to accomplish. So sad. . .
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I agree that it would be sad
Submitted by katiejane on Tue, 02/07/2012 - 10:58am.
but it wouldn't surprise me if Komen takes a signifant downturn. Let's face it - the abortion is a right" crowd will continue to fund PP as their abortion provider of choice and shun Komen because that org had the nerve to challenge the pretense that PP's primary mission isn't abortion.
Those who supported Komen for their breast cancer dedication may stay po'd because the group folded to PP. Now their past support of a group which doesn't really do serious breast cancer screening is public knowledge some donors are saying - nope - no more.
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Thats Fair
Submitted by John21 on Tue, 02/07/2012 - 10:22am.
Transfer from one useless organization to another useless organization, sound like a win - win.
She can do no serious harm to anyone at the UN. She will be associated with fellow and friendly socialists of the world. She can go on supporting her favorite socialist president and his friends.
She will not be the enabler for the mass murder of children, so society wins too.
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Komen dissed abortion. Now Komen is the enemy and must die.
Submitted by SickofLibs on Tue, 02/07/2012 - 10:41am.
They can't 'take it back', the damage has already been done.
An unwanted pregnancy is an even worse disease than breast cancer.
That about it, Larry?
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The Left had to make an example of Komen . . .
Submitted by Galvanic on Tue, 02/07/2012 - 11:05am.
. . . for daring to question the integrity of Planned Parenthood.
And if Komen does indeed fail, the Left will attribute its downfall to Komen having been seized by extreme right-wing interests that politicized women's health.
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It sends shivers down my
Submitted by goldwater89 on Tue, 02/07/2012 - 11:02am.
It sends shivers down my spine seeing how giddy these two are at the idea of more baby killing.
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Funny watching Richards denounce "bullies:..
Submitted by greggy on Tue, 02/07/2012 - 11:35am.
when her army of liberal, eugenics inclined bullies launched an onslaught of anger and intimidation at Komen and bullied them into submission.
She also calls Catholics and Jews whose religious beliefs are being trampled by the Obama administration, "bullies". Come again..? That's right..Catholic and other faith-based charitable organizations are being bullied into providing birth control to employees, against the tenants of their faith..but Richards is telling viewers that the Catholics being bullied are the bullies. How very Alinsky of her..
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Why not...
Submitted by c5then on Tue, 02/07/2012 - 12:12pm.
Probably couldn't be any worse than the current ambasador to that completely disfunctional group.
Madison and Jefferson and Franklin built a Republic - Roberts killed it!
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So if Komen Goes Down
Submitted by optimist on Tue, 02/07/2012 - 12:20pm.
Doesn't PP lose the Komen funding that they almost lost in the first place? It must be fun to be a liberal and do irresponsible things without even thinking about the consequences.
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Ms. Richards might as well do
Submitted by ant on Tue, 02/07/2012 - 12:44pm.
Ms. Richards might as well do all the celebrating and giggling she can in this life..she's not going to like where she'll end up when her pulse stops.
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If I were O'Donnel's Bishop I
Submitted by Soldat44 on Tue, 02/07/2012 - 12:55pm.
If I were O'Donnel's Bishop I would have him excommunicated immediately.
Actually he has already excommunicated himself.
Under the Code of Canon Law of the Roman Catholic Church, canons 751 and 1364, all such Catholics are automatically excommunicated for the sin of heresy.
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The entire media is an
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The entire media is an accessory to murder. they are proving their guilt each and every night.
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She should be tried for crimes against humanity !!!
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O'Donnell vs Mathews
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The biggest problem I have right now is trying to figure out who is the real jerk O"Donnell or Mathews-it is a real problem folks and I guess we can't count on the 6 people that watch both shows to help us out here.
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BuddyPress two different registration forms with different fields
Hi everyone, I'm trying to create two different registration forms when signing up for buddypress, I have two different users on my site teachers and students and I would like to have them fill separate fields relevant to them.
I guess the ultimate solution would be a multiple select box drop down or a radio button, depending of what is selected, a relevant registration form will show up below.
Is this possible with Buddypress? I found this discussed extensively in thread below but can't seem to find a simple solution. Thanks for taking the time to read this.
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Work in Spain
Find a job/become an intern at Instituto Hemingway. Instituto Hemingway Spanish School is an excellent choice to spend your vacation, enjoy sun, mountain and sea views, and make new friends while learning a new culture. You will have the time of your life! We also offer Spanish lessons throughout the year as well as jobs, internships and volunteer programs.
Dates: Throughout the year, any time, any program.
Cost: From US $100 per week.
Contact: Instituto Hemingway,
Bailen 5, 2 Dcha. 48003 – Bilbao 48003 Spain
Tel.: +34 94 416 7901. Fax: +34 94 416 57 48
Email: email@example.com
Website: www.institutohemingway.com
A.C.L.E. (Associazione Culturale Linguistica Educational) sends 750 native English speaking Tutors to over 400 camps located throughout Italy. A.C.L.E. seeks enthusiastic and dependable people to work as English Camp Tutors for children. Provides accommodation, transport, meals, weekly cash wages, and an orientation course. Visit the website to apply at www.acle.org.
Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise National Park, Centro Operativo Servizio Educazione, Via Roma, 67030 Villetta Barrea (AQ), Italy; 011-39-0864-89102; fax. 011-39-0864-89132; firstname.lastname@example.com (subject line: 'Volunteer Program'), www.parcoabruzzo.it. Volunteers carry out research and protection of flora and fauna in remote locations (e.g. in Pescasseroli and Villetta Barrea). Volunteers must cover their insurance and registration fees.
Acorn Adventure Ltd., Acorn House, Prospect Rd., Halesowen, Birmingham B62 8DU, England; 011-44-121-504-2066; www.acorntravelgroup.co.uk. Activity holiday centers in North Wales and the Lake District of England that need instructors and catering staff for full season (Apr.-Sep.). Must already have permission to work in Europe. Also Activity instructors and support staff for holiday center on the Costa Brava of Spain (plus other centers in Italy and France).
Adriatic Dolphin Project, Blue World Institute of Marine Research, Kastel 24, 51551 Veli Losinj, Croatia; 011-385-51-604666; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.blue-world.org. Students with a background in biology or geography may be accepted as interns. Paying volunteers join researchers in the ancient village of Veli Losinj over the summer. Participation cost for 11 days is €680-780.
Agroimpuls, c/o Farmers' Union, Laurstrasse 10, 5201 Brugg, Switzerland; 011-41-56-462-51-44; www.agroimpuls.ch. Swiss Farmers' Union runs a program for trainees in agriculture horticulture and rural home economics. Must be professionally trained or have two to three years' experience. No German or French necessary.
American-Scandinavian Foundation, Exchange Division, 58 Park Ave., New York, NY 10016; 212-879-9779 ext. 731; email@example.com, www.amscan.org. Places summer trainees in engineering, chemistry, computer science, or business throughout Scandinavia, mainly Finland and Sweden. Also places American students and recent graduates over the age of 21 in schools and companies in Finland to teach English.
American Village Camps; email@example.com, www.americanvillage.fr/en/recruitment/recruitmentnews.php. Language counselors, TEFL teachers and other staff for four different American-style English immersion camps in France year-round, including summer. Knowledge of French not required. Camps create a positive environment where it is fun, natural and necessary to use English. Seek energetic, creative, initiative-takers who are native English speakers and love working with children. This is a paid position, room and board is included.
AMS Ltd., Tel. 011-0870-7270050 or 011-07740-086555; email@example.com, www.fruitfuljobs.com. Consortium of British fruit growers who pool information about job vacancies in the U.K. on this website. Most work offers include accommodation. Work permit required.
APARE/GEC, www.apare-gec.org. Runs volunteer workcamps at historic sites in Provence, France (plus a few in Morocco and Lebanon).
A.R.C.E. (Attivit‡ Relazioni Culturali con l'Estero, Via XX Settembre, 20/124, 16121 Genova, Italy; 011-39-010-583092; email@example.com, www.arceaupair.it. Au pair and mother's help summer placements around Italy including for Americans. Live-in positions for English tutors can be arranged.
Ardmore Adventure Ltd, Berkshire College, Hall Place, Burchetts Green, Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 6QR, U.K.; 011-44-1628-826699; firstname.lastname@example.com, www.theardmoregroup.com. Leaders, EFL teachers, sports activity leaders, lifeguards and many others needed for multi-activity and English language holidays for overseas children at residential centers throughout Britain.
Au Pair International, Via. Sante Vincenzi 46, 40138 Bologna, Italy; 011-39-051-6360 145; email@example.com. Summer au pair placements in Italy of up to 3 months (which is the maximum au pair stay for non-European au pairs). Normal minimum weekly pocket money €65. No placement fee.
Au Pairs International, Sixtusvej 15, 2300 Copenhagen S, Denmark; 011-45-32-84-10-02; email@example.com, www.aupairsinternational.com. Places foreign au pairs over the age of 20 in Denmark, Norway, and Sweden, as well as worldwide.
Balkan Sunflowers (Volunteers for Social Reconstruction in the Balkans), Youth, Culture and Sports Hall #114, Luan Haradinaj St., Prishtina, Kosovo; 011-381-38-246-299; firstname.lastname@example.com, www.balkansunflowers.org. Projects, many involving children, take on volunteers in Kosovo, Macedonia, and Albania. Minimum age 21, minimum stay 6 months, and minimum contribution $240. Offices also in Spain and the U.S.: P.O. Box 21641, Washington, DC 20009-1641.
Barracudas Summer Activity Camps, Bridge House, 27 Bridge St., St. Ives, Cambridgeshire PE27 5EH, England; 011-44-1480-497533; firstname.lastname@example.com; recruitment.barracudas.co.uk. Residential and day camps in southern England need coaches, instructors, lifeguards, and counselors.
Barretstown Gang Camp Fund, Barretstown Castle, Ballymore Eustace, Co. Kildare, Ireland; 011-353-45-864115; fax. 011-353-45-864711; email@example.com; www.barretstown.org. Positions for paid and volunteer activity leaders, summer carers, and drivers at residential therapeutic camp for children with serious illnesses and their families.
Bergwald Projekt Mountain Forest Project/MFP, Hauptstrasse 24, 7014 Trin, Switzerland; 011-41-81-630-4145, www.bergwaldprojekt.ch. One-week education and conservation projects in alpine forests of Switzerland, Germany, and Austria. Hut accommodation, food, and insurance are provided; annual membership fee of 60 Swiss francs ($50). Must already be in Europe to participate. MFP provides accommodation, food, and accident insurance during work.
BEST Programs (www.bestprograms.org). Offers a variety of paid and unpaid internships and au pair placements for Americans and Europeans in Spain, Italy, and Belgium.
Bombard Balloon Adventures, SRO Ground Crew, Chateau de Laborde, Laborde Au Château, 21200 Beaune, France; U.S. fax. 561-837-6623; www.bombardsociety.org/jobs. Hot-air balloon ground crew for summer season, mainly in France (hiring begins late Feb.) and for winter season (Jan./Feb.) in the Swiss Alps (hiring begins Oct. 20).
BUNAC Working Adventures Worldwide, [for working in Australia (18-30), Canada (18-30), France (18-35), Ireland (18+), New Zealand (18-35), and volunteering in Cambodia (18+), Peru (18+), and South Africa (18+)]. Contact; www.bunac.org/usa/. Work and volunteer abroad organization provides a work permit and job-hunting assistance. U.S. college students and recent graduates (within 1 semester) eligible for internships in Britain. Also has programs for those who live in the UK or live in neither the UK nor the USA.
CCUSA, 2330 Marinship Way, Suite 250, Sausalito, CA 94965; 415-339-2740; www.ccusa.com. Summer camp counselors needed for U.K, Russia, and Croatia.
CDS International Inc, 871 United Nations Pl., 15th Fl., New York, NY 10017-1814; 212-497-3500; firstname.lastname@example.com, www.cdsintl.org. Arranges six- to 18-month paid and unpaid internships, work experience and work-study program in Germany for students or recent graduates in business, engineering, and other technical fields. Participants must speak German. Summer placements also available for students.
CEI Paris - Centre d'Echanges Internationaux, 1 rue Gozlin, 75006 Paris, France; 011-33-1-40-51-11-81, fax. 011-33-1-43 29 06 21; firstname.lastname@example.com, www.cei4vents.com. Work in France department can assist higher education students over 18 from outside Europe to obtain temporary work permits (Autorisation provisoire de travail) to work in France for up to 3 months starting any time. All candidates must be conversant in French.
Centres d'Information et de Documentation Jeunesse (CIDJ), 101 Quai Branly, 75740, Cedex 15, Paris; fax 011-33-1-40-65-02-61; www.cidj.com. Advisory centers for young people throughout France. Paris branch distributes leaflets (fiches) and booklets on work, study, etc. in France (see www.cidj-librairie.com for prices).
Club de Relaciones Culturales, Calle Ferraz 82, 28008 Madrid, Spain; 011-34-91-5417103; email@example.com, www.clubrci.es. Places American and European au pairs and live-in language assistants in Madrid and elsewhere in Spain.
Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange for Young Professionals, Contact CDS International (address above). 12-month placements consist of two months of intensive German, four months attending a technical school, and a five-month internship. All expenses paid; no application fee. Specified age of participants is 18-24. Application deadline is Dec. 1 for July start. Seventy-five participants are selected.
Council for British Archaeology, St. Mary's House, 66 Bootham, York YO30 7BZ, England; 011-44-1904-671417; email@example.com, www.britarch.ac.uk. Publishes British Archaeology six times a year with details of upcoming excavations in Britain.
Cultural Service of the French Embassy. English Teaching Assistantship program. Must have working knowledge of French. Stipend of about €900 (gross) a month. Office also oversees Internship program of 1-12 months for college students or candidates within two years of college graduation www.frenchculture.org.
Darby School of Languages, Via Mosca 51, Villino 15, 00142 Rome, Italy; 011-39-06-5196 5012; email@example.com. Up to 40 native speaker teachers with TEFL Certificate. Jobs pay an average salary of €1,100 per month. Another Roman school to try is Byron Language Development, Via Sicilia 125, 00187 Rome; 011-39-06-420 4436; www.byronschool.it.
Demain.fr (www.demain.fr). French language site with up to 4,000 vacancies all over France. Excellent search facility.
Dublin Internships, 8 Orlagh Lawn, Scholarstown Rd., Dublin 16, Ireland; Tel./fax. 011-353-1-494-5277; firstname.lastname@example.com, homepage.tinet.ie/~dublinternships. Places fee-paying American undergraduates, graduate students, and graduates in professional level internships in the spring, fall, and summer. Internships are non-salaried. Application documentation should be sent three months in advance.
Earth, Sea and Sky, P.O. Box 1063, Saxilby, Lincs. LN1 2TN, U.K.; firstname.lastname@example.com, www.earthseasky.org. Volunteers carry out summer projects like cleaning up wildlife habitats on the Greek Ionian island of Zakynthos and rescuing sea turtles.
Easy Way Association, Calle Gran Via 80, planta 10 oficina 1017, 28013 Madrid, Spain; 011-34-91-548-86-79; email@example.com, www.easywayspain.com/ingles/employment.htm. Youth agency that can help students to find work in the hospitality industry in Madrid and Barcelona provided they know elementary Spanish. Most programs include Spanish tuition.
English for Kids, Postgasse 11/19, 1010 Vienna, Austria; 011-43-1-667-45-79; email@example.com; www.e4kids.co.at. EFL teachers and camp counselors for English immersion summer camps in Lachstatt near Linz, and Vienna.
Englishtown, Vaughan Systems, Eduardo Dato 3, 1ª planta, 28010 Madrid.; 011-34-91-591-4840; www.vaughanvillage.com. Cultural exchange project. Native English-speaking volunteers of all nationalities exchange conversation in return for room and board. The project takes place in an isolated Spanish village (between Madrid and Barcelona) and lasts for 7-10 days at a time. English speakers are required to speak English to Spanish clients throughout the period of the exchange.
Eurodivers, Laganas Beach, 29100 Zakinthos, Greece; 001-30-26950-29581; eurodivers.nu. Dive center on Ionian island in Greece that takes on qualified dive instructors, dive interns, and commission sales reps for the season May to October. Free room and board for interns.
Eurolingua Institute, firstname.lastname@example.com, www.eurolingua.com. Paid work experience in the hospitality industry of France and the UK. Foreign language and internships in Germany, Italy, and Spain.
Experiment Paris, 89 rue de Turbigo, 75003 Paris, France; 011-33-1-44-54-58-03; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.experiment-france.org. Internship program in France (most around Montpellier, none in Paris) for French speakers. Placements in hotels/restaurants or businesses (e.g. advertising, computing, import/export, etc. for maximum three months).
Fédération Unie des Auberges de Jeunesse, 27 rue Pajol, 75018 Paris, France; 001-33-1 44 89 87 27; www.fuaj.org. French youth hostels association offers short-term work (catering, reception, sports, instruction, etc.) at its member hostels throughout France. Applications must be sent to individual hostels. FUAJ also organizes voluntary workcamps to renovate hostels. Another chain of youth accommodations is Ucrif Etapes Jeunes, 27 rue de Turbigo, BP 6407, 75064 Paris Cedex 02; 011-33-1-40-26-57-64; www.ethic-etapes.fr.
French American Center in Montpellier, 4 rue St. Louis, Montpellier 34000, France; 011-33-4-67-92-30-66; www.frenchamericancenter.com. Details available from French-American Center of Provence, Inc., 198 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10013; 212-343-2675; firstname.lastname@example.com. Arranges au pair placements for Americans aged 18-25 with families in the Languedoc region plus internships in local businesses (www.frenchamericancenter.com/english/internship.asp).
German American Institute Tübingen, Karlstrasse 3, 72072 Tübingen; 011-41-7071-795-260 or 011-41-7071-795-2614; email@example.com, www.dai-tuebingen.de. Freelance teaching positions available for Americans with BA/MA degree. Local interviews required.
Global Contact, MS/Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke, Borgergade 14, 1300 Copenhagen K, Denmark; 011-45-77-31-00-00/22; firstname.lastname@example.com. Summer workcamps in Denmark (six in 2006) and three 4-week summer workcamps in Greenland (minimum age 20).
Globus Idiomas, Formación y Ocio, Consultores en Programas Lingüisticos, C/ Gómez Cortina, 5, 2º B Murcia, Spain; 011-34-968- 295661; email@example.com, www.globusidiomas.com. Au Pair in Spain Program for all young adults who want to learn Spanish.
Gruppi Archeologici d'Italia, Via Baldo degli Ubaldi 168, 00165 Rome, Italy; Tel./fax. 011-39-06-3937-6711; email@example.com; www.gruppiarcheologici.org. Regional archaeological units coordinate 2-week digs that paying volunteers can join.
Gruppo Volontari della Svizzera Italiana (GVSI), C.P. 12, 6517 Arbedo, Switzerland; 011-41-79-354 0161; firstname.lastname@example.com, www.gvsi.org/en. Conservation workcamps in July to help mountain communities in Ticino region of Switzerland.
Haut-Lac International Centre, 1669 Les Sciernes, Switzerland; 011-41-26-928-4200; firstname.lastname@example.com, www.haut-lac.com. Teachers, sports monitors, and domestic staff needed for summer and winter language/sports programs.
Hellenic American Union, 22 Massalias St., 106 80 Athens, Greece; email@example.com, www.hau.gr. TEFL-qualified teachers can contact HAU Career Office.
IAL/Internationella Arbetslag, Tegelviksgatan 40, 116 41 Stockholm, Sweden; 011-46-8-643-08-89; fax. 011-46-8-641-8188; firstname.lastname@example.com, www.ial.nu. Peace and conservation camps organized through the Swedish branch of Service Civil International. Volunteers must apply in their own countries.
Independent Living Alternatives, Trafalgar House, Grenville Pl., London NW7 3SA, U.K.; Tel./fax. 011-44-20-8906-9265; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.ilanet.co.uk. Volunteers needed for at least four months to provide support for people with disabilities to enable them to live independently in their own homes. Volunteers receive £63.50 ($125) per week plus free accommodation. Vacancies in the London area and the Lake District.
Instituto da Português Juventude, Av. da Liberdade 194, 1269-051 Lisbon, Portugal; 011-351-21-317-9200/9283; email@example.com, juventude.gov.pt (in Portuguese only). Largest state-funded voluntary service organization in Portugal arranges workcamps, including archaeological digs, throughout Portugal. Applications should be sent to workcamp agency in home country.
ISIS Education & Travel, 259 Greenwich High Rd., Greenwich, London SE10 8NB, U.K.; 011-44-208-293-1188; firstname.lastname@example.com. Teachers of English as a foreign language and activity leaders needed for residential summer language/activity camps held at 15locations around England.
Jobs.ie, 35 Wicklow St., Dublin 2, Ireland; 011-353-1-6703891; www.jobs.ie. Online employment listings in hotels, restaurants, bars and leisure centers, sales, etc. in Ireland. Chefs and experienced hotel receptionists are particularly in demand.
JoHo (Jobs & Holidays), 8-9 Stille Rijn, 2312 DE Leiden, Netherlands; 011-31-71-5161277; www.joho.nl. Youth travel company that acts as a one-stop organization for backpackers, expats, entrepreneurs, international job seekers, interns, language students, and volunteers. Branches also in Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Groningen that distribute a "Working in the Netherlands" brochure.
LIPU (Lega Italiana Protezione Uccelli), Via Trento 49, 43100 Parma, Italy; 011-39-0521-273043; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.lipu.it. Long-established environmental and bird conservation association. Catalog of summer projects at its bird reserves throughout Italy. Volunteer camps lasting 1-4 weeks.
Lunaria, Via Buonarroti 39, 00186 Rome, Italy; 011-39-06 8841880; email@example.com, www.lunaria.org. International workcamps accept about 400 incoming volunteers.
Ministry of Culture, Sous-Direction de l'Archéologie, 4 rue d'Aboukir, 75002 Paris, France; 011-33-1-40-15-77-81; chantiers-de-fouilles. firstname.lastname@example.com; www.culture.gouv.fr/culture/fouilles/index.html. Government department that deals with archaeological digs. Every May they publish a list of summer excavations throughout France that accept volunteers; searchable by region on website.
National Trust, Community Learning and Volunteering, Rowan, Swindon, Wiltshire SN2 7YL, U.K. Tel: 011-44-870-609-5383; firstname.lastname@example.com, www.nationaltrust.org.uk/volunteers. One-week working holidays and outdoor conservation camps throughout the U.K. year round.
Nine Muses Au Pair Activities, Thrakis 39 & Vas. Sofia 2, 17121 Nea Smyrni, Athens, Greece; Tel./fax. 011-30-210-931-6588; www.ninemuses.gr. Placement service for au pairs. Also offers positions in the tourist industry.
NJBG (Nederlandse Jeugdbond voor Geschiedenis), Prins Willem Alexanderhof 5, 2595 BE Den Haag, Netherlands; fax 011-31-70-335-2536; www.njbg.nl (partially in English). Archaeological and building restoration camps.
Offene Häuser (Open Houses), Goetheplatz 9B, D-99423 Weimar, Germany; 011-49-36-43-502390; email@example.com. Volunteers restore historic buildings year round; contribution of 25-40 Euros per week.
Papantoniou Institute, 30a Ippocratous, 2122 Nicosia, Cyprus; 011-357-22-455724; firstname.lastname@example.com, www.papantoniou-institute.com. English teachers hired on 9-month contracts. TEFL training courses offered onsite, lasting 2, 6, or 8 weeks.
Peter Insull's Crew Agency, La Galerie du Port, 8 Boulevard d'Aguillon, 06600 Antibes, France; 011-33- 4-93-34-64-64; fax. 04-93-34-21-22; firstname.lastname@example.com, www.insull.com/crew.html. Agency matches experienced crew with yacht owners. Similar agencies are located in the same building, e.g. Blue Water Yacht Crew Agency (011-33-4-93-34-47-73; firstname.lastname@example.com), where registration is also free.
Planorganic.com, www.planorganic.com, based in West Cork, posts a few vacancies on Irish organic and ordinary farms. There is no WWOOF branch in Ireland but the international WWOOF organization (www.wwoof.org) lists 130 independent hosts offering a work-for-keep arrangement.
Pro Filia, Beckenhofstrasse 16, 8035 Zurich; tel./fax. 011-41-1-361-5331; www.profilia.ch. Places live-in babysitters with Swiss families for 1 year minimum. Branch offices throughout Switzerland: St. Gallen office makes placements in German-speaking families and Lausanne office in French-speaking households. Agency registration fee SFr35 ($29), plus placement fee: SFr100-150 ($83-$125).
REMPART, 1 rue des Guillemites, 75004 Paris, France; 011-33-1-42-71-96-55; www.rempart.com. Needs volunteers to care for endangered monuments throughout France. Projects charge €5-8 a day, plus €36 membership plus insurance.
La Sabranenque Restoration Projects, rue de la Tour de l'Oume, 30290 Saint Victor la Coste, France; 011-33-466-50-05-05. Volunteers needed to help preserve and restore monuments in France (and Italy). U.S. inquiries to Jacqueline Simon, 124 Bondcroft Dr., Buffalo, NY 14226; 716-836-8698; firstname.lastname@example.com, www.sabranenque.com.
Sani Beach Holiday Resort, Sani SA, 63077 Kassandra, Halkidiki, Greece; 011-30-23740-99447 or 011-30-23740-99438; email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com, www.saniresort.gr. Hospitality industry interns aged 18-20 needed to train and work at this luxurious eco-resort south of Thessaloniki for at least 5 months between mid-May and end of Octobe.
www.seasonworkers.com is a GAP year, and seasonal work website with a difference. Apart from hundreds of jobs with some of the UK's leading employers, there is a Reunion section where people who have done seasonal work abroad or in the UK can add their details and search for long lost mates. It is for anyone who has done any kind of season, including GAP years, ski seasons, US Summer Camp, outdoor pursuits and field study centre jobs... (reviewed by Web Content Editor).
SILC Séjours Internationaux Linguistiques et Culturels, 32 Rempart de l'Est, 16022 Angoulême Cedex, France; 011-33-5-45-97-41-90; email@example.com, www.silc-france.com. Work experience placements throughout France for students as well as a variety of language courses. Placement fees from €400 for up to 2 months to €1,000 for up to 6 months.
Skyros, 92 Prince of Wales Rd., London NW5 3NE, U.K; 011-44-207-267-4424; email@example.com; www.skyros.com. Work scholars recruited to assist at Atsitsa alternative holiday center on Aegean island of Skyros for three months (Apr.-July or July-Oct.). In exchange for work, they can participate in courses offered at center from windsurfing to yoga.
Smile, Via Vignolese 454, 41100 Modena, Italy; Tel./fax. 011 39-059-363868. Another company that hires native English speakers to work at summer language camps for three weeks from late August.
Stiftelsen Stjärnsund, Bruksallén 16, 770 71 Stjärnsund, Sweden; 011-46-225-80001; email@example.com, www.frid.nu. Swedish community aims to encourage personal, social, and spiritual development. Operates an international working guest program, 1 week to 3 months, mostly between May and Sept. but winter visits possible.
Sunseed Desert Technology, Apdo 9, 04270 Sorbas, Almeria, Spain; Tel./fax. 011-34-950-525-770; firstname.lastname@example.com, www.sunseed.org.uk. Invites volunteers to a remote research project on the south coast of Spain.
Supercamps Ltd., Park House, Milton Pk., Abingdon, Oxfordshire OX14 4RS, U.K.; 011-44-1235 832222; email@example.com; www.supercamps.co.uk. Children's holiday company with many seasonal vacancies.
TASIS. Summer Language Programs, summer.tasis.com. Work as English teachers and children's counselors at summer programs in Switzerland and England.
TCV (The Conservation Volunteers), www.tcv.org.uk. Organizes working breaks and conservation holidays throughout England for environmentally concerned volunteers.
Thistle Camps, National Trust for Scotland, www.nts.org.uk. Scottish counterpart of the National Trust (as above). Includes archaeological digs and trail building camps.
Trees for Life, The Park, Findhorn Bay, Forres, Scotland IV36 3TZ; 011-44-1309-691292; firstname.lastname@example.com, www.treesforlife.org.uk. Volunteers needed to restore the native Caledonian Forest in Scotland.
UNAREC (Etudes et Chantiers), Délégué International, 3 rue des Petits Gras, 63000 Clermont-Ferrand, France; 011-33-4-73-31-98-04; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.unarec.org. Hundreds of international volunteers for short-term conservation projects and longer-term professional training, accepted via partner agencies. Fee includes accommodations and insurance for 2- to 3-week workcamps.
Vereinigung Junger Freiwilliger (VJF), Hans-Otto-Str. 7, 10407 Berlin, Germany; 011-49-30-428 506 03; email@example.com, www.vjf.de. Workcamps held in former East Germany. Registration fee 60 Euros.
Village Camps S.A., 14 rue de la Morache, 1260 Nyon, Switzerland; 011-41-22-990-9405; firstname.lastname@example.com, www.villagecamps.com/personnel. Recruits monitors and counselors to work for the summer or winter season at children's sports camps in several Swiss resorts and Zell-am-See, Austria. Expenses paid from 240 euros per week.
Winant & Clayton Volunteers, www.winantclaytonvolunteers.org. Since 1948, has arranged for U.S. citizens to volunteer for 7 weeks during the summer in community social service agencies in Britain, followed by independent travel for 2 weeks.
WWOOF (Willing Workers on Organic Farms), provides a list of countries worldwide, including Europe, where members may exchange volunteer farm work for food, accommodation and opportunities to learn about organic lifestyles.
Young Austria Summer Camps, Ferienhöfe GmbH, Alpenstrasse 108a, A-5020 Salzburg, Austria; 011-43-662-62-57 58-0; firstname.lastname@example.com, www.camps.at. Needs monitors and EFL teachers for summer language and sports camps near Salzburg. Application deadline mid-March.
Youth Hostels Association, England & Wales HR Dept., P.O. Box 6030, Matlock, Derbyshire DE4 3XA, U.K; 011-44-1629-592570; email@example.com, www.yha.org.uk. About 400 seasonal assistant youth hostel wardens for 200+ U.K. hostels. Interviews required.


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Bronte letters saved for the nation
The Brontë Society is celebrating the acquisition of a rare collection of important Charlotte Brontë letters which will now return to her former home - the Bronte Parsonage Museum in Haworth. The letters, which went under the hammer at Sotheby's in London, were previously in a private collection.
They were expected to fetch between £100,000 to £150,000, but sold for £185,000. The Society was able to acquire the letters thanks to support of £198,450 from the National Heritage Memorial Fund, the UK's fund of last resort for saving the nation's most important heritage at risk.
– Ann Dinsdale, Collections Manager, Bronte Parsonage Museum
These are amongst the most significant Brontë letters to come to light in decades. They belong in Haworth and we are delighted that both scholars and members of the public will now have the opportunity to study and enjoy them, either here at the Brontë Parsonage Museum, or through our on-line resources.
– Jenny Abramsky, Chair of National Heritage Memorial Fund
This is marvellous news. Charlotte Brontë's outstanding contribution to British literature puts her at the centre of the UK's literary landscape. The National Heritage Memorial Fund was set up to save the UK's most important heritage and therefore trustees felt it was vital to support the Brontë Parsonage in its endeavour to secure these rare letters for future generations to enjoy.
The collection consists of six letters written by Charlotte Brontë to Ellen Nussey, her closest friend. They met as pupils at school in Mirfield and wrote to each other regularly. It is thanks to Ellen that Charlotte's letters, upon which so much of Brontë scholarship is based, have survived.


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"Valentine's Day is definitely one of the holidays we sell the most for," Randi Weintraub, general manager of a Hallmark in New York City, tells College Media Network. The holiday is second only to Christmas in card sales, and total holiday spending is expected to be $15.7 billion this year.
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Our Yoga Center with be openning in a week.
Futbol 5 (indoor soccer) Come and play every afternoon and night!
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Madison (WQOW) - The Department of Justice reaches a settlement with a frac sand company following a spill.
Interstate Energy Partners, which owns a sand mining facility in the Town of Grantsburg (Burnett County), will pay $80,000. In April 2012, a hiker spotted a spill in a creek flowing to the St. Croix River.
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A new haircut can give you a whole new look in a matter of minutes, but if someone has crooked or spaced teeth, how do you give them an extreme make-over with no down time during the process? We found someone in Lubbock who's been looking for an opportunity like that after hiding his teeth all his life.
To really appreciate how far we've come today in cosmetic dentistry, you need to take this Lubbock tour first. Robert Bromley is the owner of Technicare Dental Labs where these technicians are in the business of improving smiles. It is a process that combines skill, drills, ovens and artistry.
"Each tooth is made individually like a piece of jewelry," said Bromley.
Models are poured out of plastic to duplicate the patient's mouth. Each tooth, with a metal or gold framework is then painted with an opaque porcelain, then painted again with a translucent finish. Each is grinded and shaped to give natural curves and a custom fit and then baked at high temperatures to give it strength and finally glazed to make it shine.
"We clean it up, package it and send it back to the dentist," said Bromley.
That's the way it's still done eighty percent of the time. But twenty percent of patients today are turning to digital technology instead.
"This is much quicker. You eliminate several steps and you get a better product. You don't need the metal sub-structure anymore. You don't need the gold showing through. Movie stars are using this kind of dentistry," said Bromley.
Here's how it works. First, the dentist grinds down the teeth of our make-over man to make this impression of his mouth. Some of the bottom teeth are so crooked or damaged, they are removed. The mold is then placed under a camera that takes 3-D images which are sent to a computer.
"It will make a crown digitally custom made for this patient," said Bromley.
The color is just the graphic color. The technician can guide the computer to select the perfect tint to match the other teeth. But so far, all we have is a plan. When the lid closes the custom work begins to make a tiny cube into a crown. For about ten minutes, robot arms chisel and rinse the starting material into a custom made crown which will later bake in intense heat for about twelve hours.
"The heat and pressure is what turns it into zirconium just like the artificial diamonds. We'll send the finished look to the dentist. Use adhesive to put each tooth in permanently and the patient will walk out with a whole new mouth," said Bromley.
So that's what took us from the lab to Dr. Kathy Nichols office. Where Abner was ready for his transformation. It had been two weeks since some dental work to prepare for this make-over but no one had noticed he was a work in progress.
"It's not always as fast as it is on TV things do take some time to get it perfect," said Dr. Nichols.
A picture nearby shows the teeth he has worn all his life. One more reason Dr. Nichols is excited about this opportunity.
"Because it gives our adult patients permission to smile and to think that it's important for them to take care of themselves," says Nichols.
Each new tooth is permanently affixed to his own and then finally, Dr. Nichols turns to our make-over man and told him to take a peak at his teeth for the first time. After twenty-five years on the air with barely a smile Abner Euresti has a lot to smile about now.
"People feel apologetic because they want to make their teeth white or prettier and think it's critical for us to have beautiful smiles," says Dr. Nichols.
But don't expect too much too soon this may take more than a make-over.
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I'm not asking what beer you're going to drink, what you may (or may not) inhale, or who you'll spend "quality" time with. I'm asking, if you were the Pistons management and with the team that is currently assembled, if your team made the playoffs, what would you do?
As we all know, we could have a lot of money this summer to spend on some free agents. We all also know what happened the last time we had money to spend on free agents. Here's where the Pistons are and where they may be (and a better formatted table via HoopsHype):
|2012-13 Salary
|2013-14 Salary
|Corey Maggette
|Rodney Stuckey
|Charlie Villanueva
|Tayshaun Prince
|Jason Maxiell
|Jonas Jerebko
|Will Bynum
|Greg Monroe
|Brandon Knight
|Austin Daye
|Andre Drummond
|Vyacheslav Kravtsov
|Kyle Singler
|Khris Middleton
|Kim English
|No Maggette, Villanueva, Maxiell, Bynum, Daye
Now, I was looking at a list of free agents based on HoopsWorld and was trying to think how I would spend the money. Now obviously, the roster could very well change and is more than likely to change by the end of the season, but I like to think of possibilities.
If the Pistons amnestied Villanueva (or he was nice/dumb enough to not take his Player Option), didn't attempt to resign Maggettee, Maxiell, and Bynum and let Daye go to Free Agency, then we now only have 10 players. I would like to think our SF, PF and C positions are quite solidified and maybe even our SG (Stuckey, Knight and English). But now we're even more week at PG. Knight will more than likely be our starter unless we were able to pull away a superstar PG or someone considerably better than Knight (of which that wouldn't be hard). However, Knight, Monroe, Drummond and Stuckey aren't likely to go anywhere because they're young and each one still has potential (if Stuckey doesn't get injured, imagine the season he could have if he mimicked his Feb/Mar stretch). That means we pretty much have our starters set except for SF which would be taken by Singler, English, Jerebko, Prince (if still here) and possibly Middleton. So where do we need to spend money other than PG?
Now, looking at the list of possible available PG for next year (based on the link I provided earlier, here are some names I'd be willing pick up (though some aren't very likely):
- Chris Paul
- Ty Lawson (QO)
- Jrue Holiday (QO)
- Chauncey Billups
- Jose Calderon
- D.J. Augustin
- Eric Maynor (QO)
Now, those salaries range from $2,300,000 to $17,779,458, so it'd be possible, but what would be the right solution. Obviously, this year will have some major impact on what the proper thing would be to do (getting an SF is NOT the proper thing to do). Now, of those that I listed above, they are some I would consider, but not necessarily all of them would fit properly. I know a lot of people wanted us to draft Lawson, so maybe we could still get him (though I think it would cost us). Is it worth it? Maybe. Could we convince, or would we even want to convince Chris Paul to come out this way? I'm not sure honestly. I think we could prove to him that we're up and coming, but would this be more enticing than the Clippers? Doubtful. Calderon, Augustin and Maynor are all possible because they're better facilitators than they are shooters, but some can shoot. Whether their attitude fits, I don't know. Then you have Billups. Yes, he's on his way out, and I'm not sure he'd want to come back, but we could definitely use his voice in the locker room.
We all weren't really happy on how much money was spent on Gordon or Villanueva because they were niche players, so I'm not sure we'd (the fans) really want to get another monster contract just in case it doesn't pan out (though I doubt Chris Paul would fit that bill). We're only likely to have 1 draft pick this coming draft, so if we spent all of our money on one player and only had one draft pick, we only have 12 people on our roster entering next season. So, who do we resign/retain?
Do we pick up the option on Austin Daye? Do we resign Maggette for the vet's minimum? Do we resign Bynum to a shorter/cheaper contract? Now, this is assuming that we've made the playoffs and we have something going with our team. If we've made the playoffs, it is more than likely do to Monroe, Stuckey, Knight and a combination of Jerebko, Drummond/Kravtsov, English, Singler, Prince and maybe even Maxiell. With Maxiell playing more minutes (likely seeing how well he did to finish the season and it being a contract year), how much are we willing to throw at him? He's not really starter quality on many teams, so I wouldn't want to go more than $5,000,000, but he's already making that. Do we throw in Drummond and Kravtsov to take Maxiell's minutes down so we can pay him cheaper? Would he resign if that was done?
I have heard many people talk about how much money we could potentially have after the 2012-13 season, but I don't see many people talking about what we should actually do with it if we made it to the playoffs. If we don't make it to the playoffs, I think it's pretty clear that we clean the books and attempt to buy some draft picks if possible. But if we make the playoffs via having a good season (meaning a season that shows improvement in quite a few areas for quite a few players and the team as a whole) then what do we do when approximately 1/3 of the team may not be on the books the coming year (one of which will likely start at the beginning of this season, another still has "potential", another leaving weakens us more at PG, etc.)? How much of the cap is spent on free agents? Do we save some for the following free agent crop? Do we try to buy some draft picks and stay pretty young?
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Activision has today announced that the first Content Collection featuring four new multiplayer maps and two Special Ops missions, is finally available for any Xbox 360 fans of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. While these were originally available only for Call of Duty Elite members, the six new maps offer a breath of fresh air to the current rotation, giving gamers a new places to compete and win.
Content Collection #1 sets the bar for variety, value and fan-service in the FPS DLC marketplace, featuring six fully-fledged Call of Duty experiences. The full loadout includes:Currently available on Xbox Live Marketplace for 1,200 Microsoft Points, the new DLC pack is open to all, and will be rolled out to other platforms at a later date.
On a side note, there still isn't any word on when Call of Duty Elite will be coming to PC, with many players left in the dark as to whether they will be able to get in on the action. The FAQ on the Call of Duty Elite website still claims that the system is in-development, but no real news has been shared.
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Already trailing two games to none in best-of-seven Western Conference Final, the Phoenix Coyotes will now have to play Game 3 without Martin Hanzal who was suspended for one game Wednesday.
The NHL suspended Hanzal for Game 3 of the series as a result of a boarding penalty he was assessed late in Game 2. With the Coyotes trailing 3-0 in the third period of Game 2, Hanzal received a major penalty and a game misconduct for boarding Los Angeles Kings forward Dustin Brown.
Brown stayed down on the ice for a few seconds, but returned to the game following the incident. Game 3 of the series is scheduled for 9:00 p.m. ET on Thursday and will be played in Los Angeles.
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MAGNOLIA, Del. - A woman has succumbed to her injuries after a fire broke out in her Magnolia mobile home on December 12th.This is the second death associated with this incident.
56-year-old Peggy Klinger had been hospitalized along with two children a 2-year-old girl, and a 14-year-old boy, after the blaze. The Delaware State Fire Marshal's Office says Klinger died early Monday morning. Firefighters had found one person deceased during the fire. The 14-year-old has since been released from the hospital.
The cause of the fire that started around 11:00 PM, Wednesday night, in the Juanita Drive home trailer in London Village, is still under investigation at this time. Officials say that the home was destroyed. Damages are estimated at $35,000.


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- Has been a member for 3-4 years
- United States
ACCESS16 says
Our city has 2 envato accounts, one is mine (videohive/audiojungle) the other is our programmer (codecanyon/graphicriver).
The programmer has turned in his notice, and will be leaving soon. He has $$ left over in his envato account that I plan on spending. Once I've spent the remaining $ on his account, Is there a way to transfer the purchases from his account to mine? I'd like to manage everything from one account. Thanks!
[In hindsight we should have created one account, and purchased all products from it]
- Sold between 100 000 and 250 000 dollars
- Community Moderator
- Referred more than 2000 users
- Author had a File in an Envato Bundle
- Most Wanted Bounty Winner
- Author has had an Item Featured
- Author was Featured
- Contributed a Tutorial to a Tuts+ Site
Unfortunately no…
- Sold between 5 000 and 10 000 dollars
- Has been a member for 4-5 years
- United Kingdom
- Repeatedly helped protect Envato Market against copyright violations
- Referred between 10 and 49 users
- Bought between 1 and 9 items
- Exclusive Author
- Author had a Free File of the Month
- Envato Studio (Microlancer) Beta Tester
Alexlasek says
there is no way unfortunately, but ask support, if there is any chance to merge them.
- Won a Competition
- Sold between 50 000 and 100 000 dollars
- Most Wanted Bounty Winner
- Author was Featured
- Author has had an Item Featured
- Has been a member for 2-3 years
- Bought between 10 and 49 items
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3Ddym says
Alexlasek said
there is no way unfortunately, but ask support, if there is any chance to merge them. cheers
Yep true ask from support!


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To read the course offerings for the London Fall 2013 semester visit the London Courses page here. All students are required to register for Special Topics: Me 2.0: You Are a Brand. If there is more than one section for each course, please choose only one. All students are required to register for 12-17 credits.
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- 3 tbsp shortening or margarine
- 1/2 cup plus 2 tbsp brown sugar
- 3 pineapple rings from a can, cut in half
- 4 eggs, separated
- 1/2 cup sugar, divided
- 9 tbsp rice flour
- 1/4 tsp salt
- 1 1/2 tsp lemon juice
Separate eggs, and beat egg whites until frothy. Add 3 tablespoons sugar and beat until stiff, but not dry. Sift in 6 tablespoons sugar and beat until stiff again.
Sift together the rice flour, remaining sugar and salt and set aside.
Beat egg yolks until thick and lemon colored. Add lemon juice and flour mixture. Beat only until smooth.
Add a small amount of beaten egg whites to yolk mixture and stir until blended.
Fold in remaining egg whites with rubber spatula.
Pour batter over pineapple.
Bake at 350 degrees F. for 25 to 30 minutes. Let stand 5 minutes. Turn upside down.
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Gluten-free German Chocolate Cake Recipe
Gluten-Free Carob Devil's Food Cake
Gluten-free Wheat-free Spice Cake
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Gluten-free Pineapple Upside-down Cake
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Our soy candles are 100% pure soy wax; no petrol hybrids. Soy wax burns cleaner, and longer, than the petroleum based paraffin wax. It also holds onto essential oils better than paraffin wax does, making a well made soy candle more fragrant. Not only that, but soy wax is 100% biodegradable, and 100% renewable- making it a better choice for the environment as well as your nose :)


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This website will not be updated from Sunday 17th August until Tuesday 26th August. Sorry for any inconvenience. Please call 01752 331602 to find out about the animals currently available for rehoming.
Gables Farm Dogs' and Cats' Home (registered charity number 1127194) has been helping the region's dogs and cats since 1907. We look after some 1500 cats and dogs every year. We either rehome or re-unite them with their owners and provide constant veterinary care and attention to all of them during their stay with us. We enforce a strict non-euthanasia policy, which means no healthy animal in our care is put to sleep. Some dogs and cats stay with us for a long time but we never give up hope of finding them a new loving home no matter how much it costs! We rehome animals all over Devon, Cornwall, Somerset and the Isles of Scilly.
We receive no Government funding so totally rely on the generosity and support of the public through donations and legacies. As well as generating funds by fundraising, we now offer a dog and cat boarding service. All the money raised from this service goes straight back to the charity to fund the vital work we do. By using our boarding service you can directly support the charity and make a huge difference to animals in need in your local area. We also have a shop on site that sells a wide variety of pet products and animal themed gifts. Again all the money raised from shop sales funds the work we do.
Gables Farm are proud to be a Founder member of the Association of Dogs and Cats Homes.
If you feel you could give a dog or cat a loving home, donate to our charity, become a volunteer, sponsor a dog or sponsor a cat why not call in and visit us?
You will find information on this site on how to help us, our pet memorial garden, leaving a legacy, our Supporters Club as well information about the Gables Farm Animal Care Card.
Click here to download our Summer 2014 newsletter


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Naval officer, law enforcement veteran and anti-drug activist Paul Chabot is making another run at the state Assembly.
Chabot, a Republican, is kicking off his campaign for the 40th Assembly District this afternoon, Jan. 23 at Shandin Hills Golf Club in San Bernardino. Incumbent Mike Morrell, R-Rancho Cucamonga, is running to serve the unexpired term of state Sen. Bill Emmerson, R-Redlands, who resigned in December.
Chabot, a Rancho Cucamonga resident and married father of four, ran for the 63rd district seat in 2010, an election eventually won by Morrell.
The 40th district covers an arc in San Bernardino County stretching from Rancho Cucamonga to Redlands. Democrats hold a 1.2 percent edge in voter registration, according to the latest Registrar of Voters numbers.
A former State Parole Board member, Chabot is often in the news for his stance against drug legalization. He founded the Coalition for a Drug-Free California and said he struggled with drug and alcohol addiction at age 12.
He is a lieutenant commander in the Navy Reserve and worked in the Office of Naval Intelligence and the Defense Intelligence Agency among other agencies, according to his online biography. He's been a reserve deputy for the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department and worked as a University of Southern California police officer, the biography read.
Chabot joins Rancho Cucamonga Councilman Marc Steinorth as Republicans running in the 40th. The Democrats in the race are haffey Joint Union High School District board member Art Bustamonte and corrections counselor Elvira Harris.
Here's a link to Chabot's website.


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Flood Relief
Bringing the love of Jesus to the flood victims. Your gift to GFA will help provide emergency relief and bring flood victims God's hope for a new life through Jesus Christ.
One hundred percent of your donation will go to provide on the mission field. Nothing is taken out for administrative expenses.