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Retail Operations Manager
St Andrew's Hospice
Retail Operations Manager
37.5 hrs p/w (Mon-Fri)
Reporting to the Retail Development Manager, you will manage the day to day retail activities of the Hospice including 9 retail shops, 3 tea bars and a sorting facility.
To apply visit 'Vacancies' standrewshospice.com,
Closing date: 21st November 2012.
Equal Opportunities Employer Registered Charity No. 1011117
Job Type : Permanent
Location : Grimsby
Salary : Undisclosed
Date Advertised : 15 Nov 2012
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Photo by Anton CorbijnR.E.M.'s announcement today that they're calling it quits as a band after 31 years has shaken the rock world. Wait, it has? Wait, they were still a band? Did everyone know that?
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What Minnesota's governor needs to do to become No. 45
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The fantastic fiction of the new India remains less strange than the hard lives of its poorest people.
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Cancelling Services EarlierMarch 9th, 2014 by Alan Yu
I have a membership for a service that I have decided to not renew when it is up this month. I was thinking too that I would cancel the subscription a few days before the actual due date as from my experience companies can often mess up the cancellation where you end up getting billed again. Usually the reason can range from there was no one working at the time to process the cancellation or that it takes say three business days to close it from the date of request.
I know this means you technically lose a few days of service, but to me this is more worth it than the potential headache you will get if the company decides to give you the run around. I have even adopted the habit of actually documenting the cancellation process if it is online specific as this way there is no way a business can claim that you didn't do something right on your end.
I usually find too that even those service where you instruct it to simply not renew can often renew itself anyways. Therefore, best to be prepared either way.


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That Nicolas Cage video was hilarious! especially the spongebob part, when he calls the classroom of girls " bitches", and when he says killing me won't get you your goddamn bike.
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The Marathon County Highway Department is doing all they can to keep the roads clear and traffic running smoothly after Thursday's latest blast of winter weather, extending what has already been an unusually long and harsh winter.
Despite using more than 20,000 tons of salt this winter, Operations Superintendent at the Marathon County Highway Department, Dan Raczkowski, says he's not worried about running out of salt.
"We're still hoping mother nature turns the corner fairly soon, but we should be able to make it through the rest of the season."
Five salt sheds throughout the county are still stocked, granted some more than others.
While Marathon County may be doing okay, Raczkowski says other counties in the state aren't as lucky. Typically, the salt supplied to Marathon County comes from Green Bay, but Raczkowski says the supply there is gone.
"A lot of our salt this year came from unconventional places," he explains. "Meaning they trucked it all the way from Milwaukee up here to Central Wisconsin and a lot of stuff we've been receiving has come out of St. Paul, Minnesota."
Crews have used more salt than average to treat four-lane state highways this year, but thanks to the brutally cold temperatures they were able to use a sand-salt mixture on two-lane state highways and county roads saving their salt supply.
Now that the days are getting longer and roads, believe it or not, are warming up Raczkowski says the hardest part is behind us.
"As the temperature goes up, you can get bye using less salt to get the same results."
The next thing the Highway Department will have to worry about will be frost and flooding.
"We're going to have to watch if it warms up really fast we're probably going to be dealing with water issues and frozen culverts, different things like that.," Raczkowski tells NewsChannel 7.
Marathon County has been re-stocking all their salt since January. The county got their last shipment of salt three weeks ago. Raczkowski says he thinks it will be the last shipment of the season.
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SLAVE LAKE - St. Peter's Catholic Church in Slave Lake survived the wildfire that destroyed a third of the town, says Father Joseph Jeyapaul Packiasamy.
Packiasamy, a native of India and pastor for the past three years, said when evacuees are able to return to the town of 7,000, he plans to work with other Christian pastors to "try to build a community of hope."
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We had our latest federal election on May 2. The Conservative Party under Stephen Harper won a majority after several years of minority governments. Almost certainly, the next federal election will not occur for another four years.
In the Gospels, the women searching for Jesus in the tomb are told: "Go, tell." At the end of Mass, the priest says: "Go." Is there any connection?
The city council of Rockford, Ill., was recently asked to vote on whether to allow a mobile ultrasound van to park near a local abortion clinic. It would offer free ultrasound services to women about to enter the Northern Illinois Women's Center.
Psalm 66 says, "All the earth worships you; they sing praises to you, sing praises to your name." Can you and I imagine what this would look like? All the earth worshiping and praising the Lord in song. People of every race, creed and nation giving unhindered glory to God.
There are more ways than one in which our belief system can be unbalanced so as to do harm to God and to the Church.
What makes for a healthy, balanced, orthodox faith? The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church defines orthodoxy as "right belief as contrasted to heresy." That's accurate enough, but we tend to think of this in a one-sided way.
It was a great joy to have Father Raniero Cantalamessa, preacher to the papal household, give four public talks at St. Joseph Basilica earlier this month. But please permit this writer to express a minor disappointment that Cantamalessa was not able to speak on the topic for which he has been a guiding light over the past 20 years — the renewal of ourselves and our Church through the power of the Holy Spirit.
There is a saying in ethics that people might have capacity for making decisions, but have poor judgment. Anyone having raised teenagers will know the truth of this statement, perhaps recalling some of their children's past decisions when good judgment was lacking.
Fish 'n chips, anyone? It's either that or, given the preponderance of Indian takeout in England today, vegetable samosas and prawn curry for Catholics on Friday come this fall.
Truth will out! And few better places for such an admission than in the text of an essay on the readings for Sunday Mass, you might say. Not a great truth though — merely an acknowledgement of a temptation to write a most trite introduction, "The feast of Ascension commemorates one of the most remarkable events in the life of Jesus."