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1 person found this helpfulApplication Details
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2+ months – interviewed at PNC Financial Services Group in July 2013.Interview Details
It is a series (meaning 10+) of interviews. Phone interviews are with the investment side or HR. In person interviews are with retail bank staff.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsThey called with an offer after verifying my previous salary.Accepted OfferNegative ExperienceAverage Interview
- Answering process questions on the bank side. If you've never worked at a bank, you will need an interpreter. View Answer
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I applied online. The process took 4+ months – interviewed at PNC Financial Services Group.Interview Details
First got an email telling me that they wanted to set up a group interview with me. The interview went pretty well I believe. It was in a place where you had to get checked in and all of that. There was probably about 12 people in the room including the 3 people that already worked for PNC. After the group interview, I got a call asking if I had already been informed that they had wanted to move forward. They set me up with an individual interview with one branch and then there was a long waiting process, had to call them a couple times. Then I was set up with another individual interview at another branch. The total process ook about 3-4 months to finally get hired at a place very different then where I orginally started.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsNegotiation phase was very quick. It was about 2 yes or no questions long.Accepted OfferNeutral ExperienceAverage Interview
- Not very difficult questions; however, you kind of expect that given the job. Answer Question
1 person found this helpfulApplication Details
I applied through college or university. The process took 4+ weeks – interviewed at PNC Financial Services Group in November 2012.Interview Details
Initial on campus interview (very quickly found out- within a day or two if you were invited to the next round). Final round "Superday" consisted a reception Thursday night followed 3 one on one interviews in quick succession on Friday. You are given one of three time slots. The early morning, late morning, or afternoon. I had the early morning interview, which started with breakfast at 7 AM and I was finished with the 3 interviews by 9:30 AM.Interview Questions
No OfferNegative ExperienceEasy Interview
- Make sure to follow up with Thank You Notes immediately after the interview via email. I was told by a peer that they selected candidates by the end of the day, so hand written notes are not necessary. Answer Question
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I applied online. The process took 1+ week – interviewed at PNC Financial Services Group in October 2012.Interview Details
Quick process interview is large group first then if filtered through goes on to individual branch managersInterview Questions
Negotiation Detailsvery little room negotiation.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
- customer service experiences in past Answer Question
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2+ months – interviewed at PNC Financial Services Group in July 2012.Interview Details
Calls from different recruiters with conflicting answers to same questions; recrutiers
rush through calls, don't have answers, poorly informed, non-professional, rude.
Many openings but all commission driven with lousy benefits. Seems like they
are deperate. Recruities don't understand market.Reasons for Declining
Offer to meet with hiring mgr but called it off...job not clearly defined...poor recruiting.Declined OfferNegative ExperienceEasy Interview
1 person found this helpfulApplication Details
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks – interviewed at PNC Financial Services Group in November 2011.Interview Details
Interviewed for the position 1:1 with group manager after 2 telephone interviews (1 HR, the other brief chat with the 1:1 hiring manager I would later meet in person).
Everyone was very friendly and pleasant however the follow up is very poor. I received a call the next day offering me to consider a different location and was told that they really liked me. Was told that there would be good news for me within a few days. I was never contacted back and my follow up emails/voice mails were never returned. Group manager asked generic questions off of sheet some of which pertained to the position, manager also took calls on his cell phone during the interview in which I felt disrespected.Interview Questions
No OfferNeutral ExperienceEasy Interview
- Tell me about a work situation in which ethics were important. Answer Question
- How did you bring in new money? Answer Question
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The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at PNC Financial Services Group in June 2011.Interview Details
Phone interview - basic. First a Group Interview where basic interview questions asked by a group of PNC employers. Then follow up with a 1:1 interview at the branch you will work at. Then a drug test/finger printing.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsEveryone's pretty much paid a set hourly wageAccepted OfferPositive ExperienceDifficult Interview
- They asked me 2 weaknesses and 2 strengths that I had. Answer Question
- Describe the moment you were most proud of while working in retail. View Answer
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4+ weeks – interviewed at PNC Financial Services Group in December 2010.Interview Details
good but depends on dept and mgnrInterview Questions
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- where do you see yourself Answer Question
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I applied through college or university. The process took a day – interviewed at PNC Financial Services Group in October 2010.Interview Details
There were three back to back interviews with different managers in the area. They asked very standard questions (describe a time when you made a presentation, describe a time you had a conflict)Interview Questions
No OfferNeutral ExperienceAverage Interview
- Describe a presentation you gave Answer Question
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at PNC Financial Services Group in August 2010.Interview Details
Initially received an email indicating that a current employee had referred me to the company, and a link to view available positions. After applying for a position online and positing my resume I received a phone call from the recruited within 2 days for a phone interview lasting about 15 minutes. I then had individual interviews scheduled with tow different district managers. Both interviews were very free formed and relaxed. There were no behavioral based questions, but just general questions about myself and my philosophy as a manager. At the end of the second interview the district manager extended me an offer, and I was called the next day by the recruiter with the specific terms of the offer.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsI was able to negotiate officer rank, vacation days as well as salary.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
- What is the most important quality that you look for when hiring employees? Answer Question
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Samuel Kivuitu, the former head of the now-defunct Election Commission of Kenya, has died in hospital after a prolonged fight against throat cancer.
Raila Odinga, prime minister, called the 74-year-old a forthright man who often spoke his mind, without fear or favour, in a statement issued on Tuesday.
Kivuitu oversaw Kenya's general elections in 1997 and 2002 and a constitutional referendum in 2005.
He will be remembered, however, for his role in the disputed 2007 election. He was accused of political bias and weakness in the face of alleged manipulation after declaring incumbent President Mwai Kibaki the victor of the poll.As protests against perceived fraud in the vote turned violent and divided the country along largely tribal lines, Kivuitu appeared to go back on his declaration, famously stating: "I do not know whether Kibaki won the election."Odinga said: "I do know for a fact that Mr Kivuitu did not hesitate to speak his mind about the problems we faced, even as we embarked on the 2007 elections, particularly when it came to the controversial appointment of the Electoral Commission in a manner that most flagrantly violated the Inter-Parties Political Agreement [IPPG] spirit as had been negotiated prior to the 1997 elections."
'Peace and comfort'Educated in Uganda and Tanzania, Kivuitu was elected to parliament for two terms in the 1970s and 1980s, while Kenya was still under single-party rule. A lawyer and civil servant, he was appointed by Kibaki to take charge of the 2007 poll.Uhuru Kenyatta, deputy prime minister, due to face trial at the International Criminal Court (ICC) for crimes against humanity - allegations stemming from the violence following the 2007 election - tweeted his condolences."I am deeply saddened by the death of Mr Kivuitu," he posted. "I pray that God grants his family and friends peace and comfort during this time of grief."Also on Tuesday, Fatou Bensouda, ICC prosecutor, agreed to Kenyatta's request that the trial in The Hague be postponed until August. The case was due to be heard on April 10. Under those circumstances, if Kenyatta were elected next week, one of his first official appearances was likely to be in the dock."Because it appears that the court's operational restraints may make an April start date untenable in any event, the prosecution does not object to a reasonable adjournment," said Bensouda. "The prosecution suggests that a start date immediately after the court's summer recess may be appropriate."Kenyans will go to the polls to elect a new president on Monday, March 4.
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PITTSBURGH -- Good news, everybody, an interest hike is in our immediate future.
Seriously, that's the good news.
It might not make sense to a lot of Canadians, but when the Bank of Canada finally decides to raise interest rates -- either late in 2014 or early in 2015 -- that's as sure a sign as any the economy is finally on solid footing more than five years after the downturn.
Bill Adams, senior international economist at PNC Bank in Pittsburgh, said with a national unemployment rate of 6.9 per cent, "decent" wage growth and an economy clipping along at 2.5 per cent annual GDP, Canada is doing "quite well."
With those numbers expected to continue to improve, Adams said he expects Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz to gradually raise interest rates in search of the right balance between growth and keeping the economy from overheating.
Adams said the Bank of Canada has built an "excellent" track record of achieving its inflation targets and he doesn't expect that to end anytime soon.
"The slack in the Canadian economy will be close to being absorbed. Monetary policy needs to act a couple of quarters ahead (of the economy). That suggests a rate hike is a reasonable choice in the near future," he said.
If Poloz focuses on the exchange rate -- the loonie is currently sitting around 91 cents US -- he foresees a quarter-point interest rate hike in the last quarter of 2014. At the latest, though, he predicts it occurring during the first half of 2015.
"While (Poloz) has avoided explicitly talking down the Canadian dollar, the rotation of demand he'd like to see in the Canadian economy away from residential housing and consumer demand and towards business investment and exports, would clearly be aided by a weaker (loonie)," he said.
"To facilitate that, I think the Bank of Canada would like to hold off on an interest rate hike as long as it can."
Adams believes the Federal Reserve will follow a similar strategy and raise interest rates in the U.S. in the near future, too, which he considers a "really big turning point."
"It's a sign that our economy is healing and that's great news for us," he said.
Considering the vast majority of Canadian exports head to the U.S., that's great news on this side of the border, too.
He said Canada stands to benefit from a recovering global economy, too, though it's doing so in fits and starts.
"The weaker exchange rate is a tail wind for Canada. It will ironically do more to boost Canadian household consumption than Canadian exports (by reducing cross-border visits to the U.S.), he said.
Adams predicted the Canadian dollar will strengthen by a few pennies to the mid-90s range into 2015.
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Surinder Kumar started a high-tech firm and grew it into a global player employing hundreds of people. Now, he has his eye on repeating the feat, starting in the kitchen.
Kumar, who left as chief executive of Victoria-based Vecima Networks this year, is about to open a new Indian restaurant called Indyoga in downtown Victoria.
But Kumar is not content with simply opening an eatery. His goal is to spread his vision for a philanthropic and gastronomic endeavour that will spread around the world.
"Vecima started with one person and grew, so why not," Kumar said.
"I want to use my success in Vecima. It has given me the financial wherewithal to do all this." By all this, he means a vision for a massive chain of restaurants all working from the same playbook – providing a modern take on Indian food, with an emphasis on healthy eating, and using some of the profits to fund charitable endeavours around the world.
It's big-idea thinking, but that's what helped make Kumar a success with Vecima, which designs and manufactures products for broadband access to cable and wireless networks.
The firm recently posted a profit of $19.2 million for the 2013 fiscal year compared with $13.3 million the previous year. It also reported cash on hand of more than $31 million.
"I have lots of interests, " Kumar said.
"I could have gone another way, but the concept of leveraging the money to help both North America [by promoting healthier eating] and other people in the world [through
the charitable giving] is kind of what's driving me."
Kumar said the new restaurant is also creating jobs.
"I hope this becomes a big operation."
He said he has even teased his son, Sumit, who succeeded him as chief executive officer at Vecima, that the new venture could grow to the point he might be tempted to come and work for his father again.
Kumar wants to expand soon, though he will spend a few months seeing how the concept is working in the flagship Victoria restaurant.
Kumar suggests that initially half of the profits from Indyoga will be used to fund expansion of his new concept in cities around North America – all of the restaurants will be company owned, with local managers. Other profits will provide a consistent and steady flow of money to charities.
That philanthropic bent has always been part of Kumar's makeup.
For years he has combined two of his passions, philanthropy and food, by putting on Indian feasts to raise money for various charities.
In 2011, he aimed to raise $10,000 for Horn of Africa Famine Relief through Save the Children Canada with a multi-course Indian dinner for 200.
And he did the cooking. The new restaurant is an extension of that endeavour, he said.
"And it's a way to honour my mom in a way," he said, noting he learned to cook by watching her and marvelling at her ability to squeeze a lot out of a small budget.
"I saw how ingenious she was, what she could do with very little money to feed a large family [with eight children]."
Indyoga will offer traditional dishes, Indian fusion items and some recipes inspired by his mother's cooking that Kumar has tweaked and experimented with over the years.
Kumar has written out the recipes, designed the dishes and broken down the concept for the 15 staff who will start at the restaurant. He even trained the cooks at his kitchen in his home.
But Kumar said he will be found only occasionally "playing" in Indyoga's large kitchen.
The restaurant, which will seat 60 people, has a simple, modern design with Indian flair.
The space was gutted after Kumar bought the two-storey building at 1015 Fort St.
He completely refitted it for the restaurant.
There is also a completely renovated space on the second floor that could be used to expand the restaurant or leased out.
"You know the more we do with this, the more I believe in the concept," Kumar said, as the finishing touches were being put on the seating area Thursday.
"I'm not nervous or worried just excited."
Finishing touches are also needed in the kitchen and washrooms, but Indyoga is expected to be open for lunch and dinner sometime next week.
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Utah State's men's golf team travels to Arroyo Grande, California, this week to compete in the Cal Poly hosted Match Play Championships on Monday and Tuesday, March 23-24, at the Cypress Ridge Golf Course. Utah State's men's golf team travels to Arroyo Grande, California, this week to compete in the Cal Poly hosted Match Play Championships on Monday and Tuesday, March 23-24, at the Cypress Ridge Golf Course. Comment?
Clark Center showcases San Francisco International Comedy Competition finalists
... in this prestigious contest. You can check out highlights from the 2014 competition at the Clark Center in Arroyo Grande on March 21. Winner Kabir "Kabeezy" Singh will headline alongside Bay Area comic Matt Gubser as host, Lars Callieou from Canada, ... Comment?
Juveniles Arrested in Spree of Armed Robberies
... and methods occurred at about 2:20 a.m. in San Luis Obispo, and another happened at about 2:45 a.m. in Arroyo Grande. Shortly before 4:30 a.m., a Santa Maria officer conducting a traffic stop for a vehicle-code violation discovered evidence that the ... Comment?
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San Luis Obispo police arrested a man Wednesday for having photos of children between the ages of 10 and 17 who were performing sexual acts. An Arroyo Grande detective provided San Luis Obispo police with information that Christopher Kluck, 57, was in possession of child pornography. Comment?
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... and contacted the San Luis Obispo County Coroner. Officers arrested the driver, 18-year-old Paul Kravtsov of Arroyo Grande, for felony driving under the influence. A coroner's truck from Santa Maria was then dispatched to assist multiple agencies ... Comment?
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Officials confirmed that a plane went down one mile south of Levelland.
Authorities say a semi-truck was too tall to clear the overpass, which was under construction.
Local landscapers said trees and gardens need the most water now, as they start budding for the Spring season.
The couple allegedly moved to Abilene from Alabama to sell their unborn child for $15,000.
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Police say a woman is safe after she escaped from a man who held her captive for seven months.
Three Texas counties and four metropolitan areas ranked among the rapidly growing areas in the country, according to population estimates released Thursday by the Census Bureau.
In the session's first serious glimpse into how school voucher fights might go, a trio of bills up before the Senate Education Committee on Thursday would provide financial support to parents who want to send their children to private schools.
After fielding emotional pleas and various complaints in a committee hearing, state Rep. Cecil Bell plans to revise his bill that would bar the state from recognizing same-sex marriages even if the courts declare it legal.
A Ranger teenager attempted to end her life after bullies targeted her through an app called Burn Book. The community gathered today to raise awareness and show support.
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- March 31, 2015 WPU LinkedIn Workshop Do you know how to use LinkedIn for your job search? Do you have a compelling LinkedIn Profile so Recruiters & HR professionals want to talk with you regarding jobs they are filling? Ready to learn how to do just that? Then, be sure to attend the WPU Office of Career Services LinkedIn Workshop on Tuesday, March 31, 2015. Questions? Contact Barbara Efird, Director of Career Services. view Event
- April 6, 2015 Manning Music Series Concert: NC Symphony William Peace University's Manning Music Series presents a FREE Concert featuring musicians from the North Carolina Symphony, with WPU student vocalists from the B.F.A. Program, on the Kenan Hall stage on Monday, April 6, 2015 at 7:30 p.m. The Manning Music Concert Series is made possible through a gift made by alumna Sara Jo Allen Manning '58 '60 and the Manning Music Series Fund. For the 2014-15 performing arts season, the Manning Series will include 5 free concerts ranging from jazz, classical and contemporary to Broadway performances. William Peace University is pleased to partner once again this year with the North Carolina Symphony on three of the Manning Series events. THE WINTER & SPRING CONCERTS ARE NOW SOLD OUT. Thank you! William Peace University wishes to make this event accessible to all people in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. If you need a reasonable accommodation to fully participate in this event please contact the Office of Engagement at email@example.com or 919.508.2362. Please make your needs known as soon as possible to allow sufficient time for effective accommodations, preferably at least 5 business days prior to the event. view Event
- April 7, 2015 Duke Energy Honors Leadership Speaker Series: Deborah K. Ross William Peace University is delighted to present the Duke Energy Honors Leadership Speaker Series thanks to a generous grant made by Duke Energy in 2013. The speaker series brings guest speakers and lecturers from across North Carolina to the University's campus each academic year. On April 7, 2015, the campus community welcomes Deborah K. Ross in Main Parlor at 3:30 p.m.., as part of the Duke Energy Series. After serving in the NC House of Representatives for more than 10 years, Deborah K. Ross became General Counsel at Triangle Transit (June 2013). From Jan. 2003-June 2013, she was an attorney with Styers, Kemerait & Mitchell, a Legislator with the NC House of Representatives, and a senior lecturer at Duke Law School. While in service with the NC General Assembly, she was a majority and minority whip and Chair of the Judiciary and Ethics Committees. Ross holds an Honorary Doctorate from William Peace University (2011), a Bachelor of Arts (BA) from Brown University, and her Juris Doctorate in International Relations and Affairs from The University of North Carolina School of Law. Admission is Free with WPU ID. view Event
William Peace University Names Joshua Neaves Assistant Director of Residential Life & HousingBy William Peace University on October 14, 2013 4:55 pm
William Peace University Names Joshua Neaves
Assistant Director of Residential Life & Housing
Four-Year Baccalaureate University Welcomes Staff Member To Ensure Student Safety And Assist In Housing Needs
RALEIGH, N.C., Oct. 14, 2013 – William Peace University, a private four-year university located in downtown Raleigh, has announced that Joshua Neaves has been named assistant director for residential life & housing. In his position, Neaves will be responsible for overseeing student conduct, assisting other campus staff members and student employees as they perform duties that provide safety to WPU students, as well as supervising students residing at Wolf Creek Apartments. Additionally, he will serve on various university committees and work with other student services on campus as needed. He is a member of the National Orientation Directors Association.
Neaves has four years of professional experience. He earned his Master of Science in higher education student personnel at the University of North Texas in Denton, Texas where he served as the graduate assistant for two offices: student affairs administration and dean of students. For the student affairs administration office, Neaves coordinated its Distinguished Lecture Series and the Eagle EDGE program, where he organized speaking events that included Dr. Robert Gates, John Legend and Dr. Robert Huizenga. As graduate assistant for the dean of students office, he served as conduct officer, investigating and adjudicating any violations of the Code of Student Conduct. In addition, Neaves worked at Texas Woman's University in Denton as a part-time orientation coordinator for the institution's spring and summer sessions.
Prior to those roles, Neaves earned his Bachelor of Science in multidisciplinary studies with a concentration in social studies at McMurry University in Abilene, Texas. Listed twice among "Who's Who Among Students in American Universities & Colleges," Neaves became the first recipient for the Student Affairs Lifetime Achievement Award at McMurry University, where he served as student body president and a representative on its board of trustees.
"When William Peace University entered into an agreement with Wolf Creek Apartments this year to provide off-campus housing for our sophomore, junior and senior students, we knew we needed to have an experienced individual to serve as liaison and handle coordination of efforts between the apartments and the university," said Debra M. Townsley, Ph.D., president of William Peace University. "Joshua has a strong record of leadership among college students that makes him ideal to be our assistant director of residential life and housing. We are pleased to have him contribute to our new venture."
"I am excited to have this position with William Peace University where I can actively pursue my passion of student conduct and help college students become successful," said Neaves. "I look forward to educating students about the choices they make as an adult while ensuring they have a safe and pleasant experience living at Wolf Creek and on the university campus as well."


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'Love in the Time of Cholera': Missed opportunity
The scent of bitter almonds, so familiar and meaningful to love-struck Florentino Ariza (Javier Bardem) in Love in the Time of Cholera , has been replaced by the smell of a torched opportunity.
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Starring Javier Bardem, Giovanna Mezzogiomo, John Leguizamo and Benjamin Bratt. Directed by Mike Newell. 138 minutes. At select theatres. 14A
The scent of bitter almonds, so familiar and meaningful to love-struck Florentino Ariza (Javier Bardem) in Love in the Time of Cholera, has been replaced by the smell of a torched opportunity.
It took Hollywood 22 years to make this book into a movie, and this is the best it can come up with?
Gabriel García Márquez's 1985 novel of unrequited love in pre-World War II Columbia is considered one of the 20th century's greatest works of literature. It is widely adored and Oprah-endorsed as a sterling example of devotion, being the tale of how Florentino waits 50 years, nine months and four days for a chance to act upon his undying affection for childhood sweetheart Fermina Daza (Giovanna Mezzogiorno).
As a movie, however, Love stumbles over a different set of numbers. In shrinking from a 348-page novel to a 138-minute film, a great deal of charm, wit and insight is lost to clumsy literal translation.
The direction by Mike Newell and the screenplay by Ronald Harwood unhappily condense Márquez's hypnotic prose into something a good deal less enthralling.
A certain reduction is understandable and necessary to meet the different requirements of cinema. It may well be that the task was an impossible one to begin with, since Márquez asks us to feel empathy for a man who pines away for a lost love while maintaining a sex life that would flatten Casanova.
There's the matter of that other troublesome number in Love: the 622 "long-term liaisons" that Florentino indulges in as he waits for a break with Fermina, his long-sought amour.
Florentino's athletic notion of celibacy seems whimsical in the book, as he deludes himself into thinking he can sublimate his desire for Fermina by using other women as proxy. It's also a device Márquez effectively uses to set the poetic Florentino apart from the rigidly logical Dr. Juvenal Urbino (Benjamin Bratt), the man Fermina chose over Florentino to marry after her father (John Leguizamo) dashed her youthful dreams.
On film, all those sexual conquests come across as creepy rather than devotional, even for an actor as richly empathetic as Bardem. Humour is the only way to handle a situation like this, and yet the too-serious Florentino piles one obsession upon another as he grimly lashes himself to the priapic mast.
And while we trudge through this sexual marathon with Florentino, we can't help but wonder why he's so crazy about Fermina. As played by Mezzogiorno, she's the coldest of women, doling out smiles like pieces of the True Cross.
The spell she casts over Florentino seems like the dominant half of a sado-masochistic relationship, which isn't a pretty thing to watch. Her devotion to husband Urbino is more believable, since both of them are rationalists rather than romantics – although Bratt is far from convincing as a man of science.
"Nothing is more difficult than love," Florentino tells her husband, but this film suggests a counter-argument: nothing is more difficult than moving love from the page to the screen, no matter what time it is.
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There was plenty of uneasiness as the Summer Olympics in Beijing neared. Security concerns, the threat of human rights protesters and poor air quality were just a few of the worries.
For NBC, the stakes were high. In addition to the issues of this year's Games, the last two Olympics had not been good ratings generators. And, many wondered if the Internet would negatively affect prime time viewing.
Fortunately, the Summer Olympics have been, by all accounts, great. The Chinese simply did not issue permits to protesters. Other than the isolated stabbing incident of an American, security has been top notch. And, rain and preventative measures by the Chinese left the air much cleaner than expected.
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"We were projecting to sell 75% to 80% of what we had," said WTVA general sales manager Larry Harris. "After the Opening Ceremony, sales just went off the chart. We had drawn up all these promotional pieces to fill space, but we didn't need them."
Modisett said he is often a critic of his network, but gave NBC credit for doing a great job of making the Games interesting and telling compelling stories about the athletes.
Harris said he feels the Games' locale was a plus.
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Sports bars have certainly benefited from the Beijing Olympics. Generally, they say traffic has been steady — great when Phelps was swimming.
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Indeed, Phelps' out-of-this-world performance pulled tremendous ratings and was the talk of the world. It remains to be seen how lasting that impact will be — Olympic events and athletes are usually forgotten after the Games end. But, local businesses in the swimming industry are hoping for a boost from the Phelps phenomenon.
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One report published earlier this month found bullying targeting lesbian, gay and bisexual youth contributed to their feelings of depression and worthlessness as young adults. In the new study, depression and anxiety tied to bullying at school persisted at least through people's mid-twenties. Worst off were those who had been both bullies and targets of bullying, according to findings published in JAMA Psychiatry.
"It's obviously very well established how problematic bullying is short-term," said William Copeland, a clinical psychologist who led the new study at Duke University Medical Center in Durham, North Carolina.
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His team's research included 1420 youth from Western North Carolina who were asked about their experiences with bullying at various points between age nine and 16, then were followed and assessed for psychiatric disorders through age 26.
Just over one-quarter of kids and their parents reported they were bullied at least once, and close to one in 10 said they had bullied other kids.
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For example, 6 percent of uninvolved youth went on to have an anxiety disorder, versus 24 percent of former bullying victims and 32 percent of youth who had been both bullies and targets of bullying.
Kids who originally reported both bullying and being bullied were the most likely to be diagnosed with panic disorder or depression as young adults or to consider suicide.
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"These folks are the ones who get bullied and instead of experiencing empathy... they're more reactive and they see bullying as more of a way of getting attention," Copeland told Reuters Health.
Youth who were just bullies and never picked-on themselves were at four times higher risk for antisocial personality disorder, which is characterised by a lack of empathy and mistreatment of others.
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Sir: In "It's time for Scotland to turn the clocks forward" (15 January), Brian Wilson MP reveals what seems to be a widespread ignorance of basic geography in his comment about the inhabitants of "northern Sweden who survive happily on [Central] European time". Leaving aside the fact that northernmost Sweden is inside the Arctic Circle, and at the moment gets no sunlight, he forgets that the country is almost exactly one time zone east of Greenwich, so its choice of European time is entirely appropriate: citizens of Stockholm on CET and the Orkneys on GMT, at about the same latitude, thus have identical local sunrise and sunset times.
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Ashdown Group: Client Accountant Team Manager - Reading
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