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I try to do this every day, but is wonderful to know there has been a special significant day designated to honor the ones who keep our world going! Yes, Scydonia, ALL work is honorable!
People who work in customer service are treated poorly by some of the customers they serve and also by some employersI worked in retail sales for 25years
Few parents teach their kids respect anymore. That is what it all boils down to. Respect yourself and others. We are all in this strange thing called LIFE together. We can make it good or bad. You make a choice.....
Wow what a thought..Hilda thank you for sharing it ..i feel same..yesterday(22 nov 2012) I've been to our head office and there in absence of Chairperson ,his subordinate misbehaved with me and i was feeling like helpless and cried/weeped ..but at last i shut him up of his rude and unaccepted behavior with a female very junior colleague(me,Renuka Singh)..LIFE gives us lesson and demon male like Ranjit pal dont deserve respct from a girl like me,u and so many others who need help but dont/cant express themselves!
Our mantra is: "Don't do to others that which you don't want done to you"!
I worked in customer service for years and and totally empathize with those who still do. people are getting grouchy these days and it just seems to keep getting worse. It's a ME, ME, ME, world we seem to be living in here in the Western Hemi. I hope to all above that the Kielberger brothers manage to create some really positive change for the young folk with their "Me to WE" conferences!
I hit a wall with bartending many years ago and had to walk away... Serving the public on a daily basis is one of the most soul depleting experiences I have had... I applaud those who still must do it to keep a roof over their heads and food in their fridge for themselves, and their families
Thank you so much for starting this petition. I work in retail and do my best to give great customer service, but there are those you just can't satisfy how try to make you miserable. But it's the others that see what happened and compliment me on how I reponded despite of that the rudeness that makes my day better. So to those wonderful customers thank you for your wonderful words of encouragement. To the others may God help you to see your rudeness does not ruin my day or spirit.
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Ok it was cruel and stupid for him to do this, but he doesn't deserve to be fired and its none of our business anyway. There are so many more important things facing us on a National level that we should be focusing on. Let the people of that city deal with this issue.
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This how David feels about an officer that pulled his service revolver and killed five 8 week old kittens in front of the family in the house children were present . This is the person you are supporting


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Jan Moir - View from the sofa: Why can't everyone be Clare Balding?
Gold at last, with triumphs for rowers Heather Stanning and Helen Glover in the morning, then Bradley Wiggins in the afternoon.
How did the BBC portray these historic, medal-winning achievements? Over to Jake Humphrey in the 'pod', to forge the victorious moment on the national consciousness, equipped with nothing more than the molten heat of his powerful rhetoric.
'We wondered,' he said, 'if the London Olympics would be like a London bus. Suddenly you get one and two come along at once.'
Intelligence: Clare Balding, a broadcaster with such an exceptional skill set she makes everyone else in her orbit seem third rate
Yes. That's what we all weren't
wondering, too. Still. What can you expect from Jake , who always seems
like he can't wait to get back to his real job of selling Fuengirola
timeshares to retired couples from Cumbria?
I know, I know. It's hard for broadcasters to talk contemporaneously with wit and expertise.
It's a challenge to strike the
appropriate note of wonder or gravitas or joy about the sporting
achievements of others No, not everyone can be Clare Balding, a
broadcaster with such an exceptional skill set she makes everyone else
in her orbit seem third rate – especially if they actually are third
Yet Matt always seems semi-detached, keen to get back on the phone to nail that panto deal.
In comparison, down at the Aquatics Centre, Balding is always focused, briefed, knowledgeable and accomplished.
Whether interviewing proud parents – her chat with South African swimmer Chad le Clos's father was a joyous classic – or guiding us through the watery runners and riders, she does it all with intelligence and flair.
Supreme: Balding is always focused, briefed, knowledgeable and accomplished. Her chat with South African swimmer Chad le Clos's father, pictured, was a joyous classic
It's never about her, she resists any temptation to flirt with viewers or show off. She has a natural empathy and curiosity.
Most importantly, she does not treat the BBC audience like idiots. She is, in fact, the exact opposite of He Whose Name Must Not Be Spoken (G*ry L*n*ker), whose flinty self-interest and laddish reactions are all too brutally exposed in his role as main Olympic anchor.
That should be Clare's job!
Earlier in the day, Sue Barker fancifully wondered if the Team GB medal haul could be likened to a gold rush. Not quite, but at least the triumphs brought a champagne spray of blessed relief to victory-parched commentators.
Unimpressed: Jan Moir says Matt Baker babbles in the BBC 'pod'
For the previous four days, squads of highly primed sports pundits had somehow had to stay buoyant as British competitors repeatedly came in last, failed to qualify, fell off gym equipment, tripped over their own shoelaces and generally showed the world what sporting giants we aren't.
And then, boom. Heather and Helen rowed to gold.
Down at Eton Dorney, Garry Herbert (a former cox) and Dan Topolski (a former coach) were the lucky commentators going slightly hysterical at the whiff of victory.
'Clear water! Record books!' cried Garry. '1200 metres to glory!' shouted Dan. 'Two worthy, worthy winners. We stand up and we salute you!' screamed Garry. 'This is tears in the eyes stuff,' sobbed Dan.
Criticism: Jan Moir says Gary Lineker's flinty self-interest and laddish reactions are all too brutally exposed in his role as main Olympic anchor
On the river bank, it was over to John Inverdale, a rugby expert who knows as much about rowing as I do. 'There is hardly any need for questions,' he began, clearly because he couldn't think of one.
Eventually, he asked Heather: 'Tell us, what is happening in that body of yours at the moment?' Rowing is not Inverdale's area of expertise – but then, neither is swimming for Clare Balding, and she manages just fine.
Meanwhile over at Lord's cricket ground where the archery is being held, commentator Jonathan Agnew was putting his oar into things, too. Indeed, the BBC's much-loved cricket correspondent seems to have got the archery gig only because he knows his way to the ground and quite probably has a permanent parking space there.
Memorable contributions so far? 'There are arrows flying everywhere. It's like the Battle of Hastings out there,' he said earlier in the week.
And while the Team GB gold medal ceremonies were tremendous, I do wish the BBC would screen more of them – not just the ones which feature British winners.
No expert: On the river bank, it was over to John Inverdale, a rugby expert who knows as much about rowing as I do, says Jan Moir
We want to see the victors being rewarded. It is literally the crowning glory. Instead, in their corporate determination to turn this sporting event into an entertainment package, we are usually subjected to some dreary film insert.
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It is the worst kind of squirm-o-vision, repeated over and over again. Yes, coping with defeat is the mark of a true champion, but how many more times must we be forced to share their pain?
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|Agnieszka Opalinska uses the NS500 system to characterize nanopowders & colloids at the Polish Academy of Sciences.
NanoSight reports on how Nanoparticle Tracking Analysis, NTA, is being implemented for the characterization of various inorganic nanopowders and colloids synthesized in the Institute of High Pressure Physics at the Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw.
The Institute of High Pressure Physics (IHPP) was founded in 1972 by the Polish Academy of Sciences. The original focus was on high-pressure studies of semiconductors. Now, research covers ceramics, HTc superconductors, biological materials (high-pressure studies of protein folding, and high pressure food processing) and the plasticity of metals (hydroextrusion). The common axis of these studies is the use of high pressure, both as a research tool (a perturbation like temperature or magnetic field) and as a technological method (high-pressure sintering, high-pressure growth of crystals).
Agnieszka Opalinska is a research chemist working on the synthesis and practical applications of nanopowders for use in medicine, optics, optoelectronics, pharmacy and cosmetics. The Institute has developed a microwave, solvothermal technology which has enabled the group to very rapidly obtain homogenous and phase-pure nanoparticles including hydroxyapatite, zinc oxide and zirconium oxide. The size and shape of these nanopowders are easy to manipulate and may be functionalized with organic molecules. With a specialty in the preparation of colloidal solutions too, the group needs accurate and easy-to-use methods of particle characterization.
Proper characterization of nanostructure of powders is the key stage for the process. The Institute makes several measurements including nanopowder morphology, density, specific surface area, phase composition and crystalite size, all of which are made on dry powder samples. For the past two years, the Institute has used both NTA and DLS (Dynamic Light Scattering) to produce complementary sizing results. However, when making the colloidal studies, NTA has a distinct advantage. Ms. Opalinska says "using NTA also gives us the concentration of particles. We like the use of video to be able to visualize the agglomeration process and to help us track the kinetics of the process."
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The historic Ford stage. Image courtesy of the Ford. In May 1916, an event occurred in rural Beachwood Canyon that forever changed the cultural landscape of Los Angeles. A production of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, featuring a cast including Tyrone...
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As the Miami Heat continue to amass a roster of useful, skilled players, you can add one more potential acquisition to the list: Rudy Fernandez. According to Frank Isola of the New York Daily News, Rudy has five teams he'd like to be traded to: the Knicks, the Nets, the Bulls, the Celtics, and yes, the almighty Heat.
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Al Ahli stretched their lead at the top of the UAE Pro League after beating Dubai 4-2 on Wednesday.
Luis Jimenez scored twice as Cosmin Olaroiu's side responded to their 3-0 home defeat against Al Dhafra last Friday in impressive fashion.
Ahmed Khalil put the leaders in front in the first minute, but Jehad Al Hussain equalised after 63 minutes in a Dubai derby at the Al-Rashid Stadium.
Al Ahli were not to be denied, though, as Chilean midfielder Jimenez and striker Ciel struck in the space of four minutes to put the home side in command.
Dramane Traore pulled a goal back to set up a tense finish, but Jimenez struck again five minute into time added on to seal the points and move the leaders temporarily six points clear.
Second-placed Al Shabab lost ground as they after were held to a goalless draw by Al Ain on Thursday.
It could have been worse for Marcos Paqueta's side at the Tahnon bin Mohamed Stadium, as Asamoah Gyan missed a host of chances to secure all three points for the home side.
Third-placed Al Jazira are just a point behind Al Shabab after coasting to a 3-0 win over bottom side Al Shaab.
Nelson Valdez scored twice for Walter Zenga's side, but was later suspended by the Abu Dhabi club after being deemed to have made a "rude gesture" when celebrating his second goal.
Al Sharjah are fourth in the table and just a point adrift of Al Shabab and Al Jazira following a 2-0 home victory over Al Wasl.
Fellype Gabriel and Ze Carlos scored from the penalty spot and the visitors had Mohamed Jamal for a second bookable offence as Paulo Bonamigo's side came out on top.
Al Nasr slipped as they were beaten 2-0 at home by Al Wahda and Emirates suffered a 3-2 home defeat to Al Dhafra in the other game to be played on Wednesday.
Carlos Munoz scored his 12th league goal of the season as Bani Yas hammered struggling Ajman 4-1 on Thursday.
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Canberra captain David Shillington says youngster Josh Papalii doesn't need any advice on how to handle his new status as NRL hit-man and describes the 20-year-old wrecking ball as an inspiration for the Raiders.
After outgunning the best in the business in Paul Gallen last week, Papalii is sizing up South Sydney monster Dave Taylor in Saturday's do-or-die NRL semi-final against the Rabbitohs in Sydney.
Skipper Shillington says the 20-year-old second rower was an inspiration to his teammates in their elimination final victory over Cronulla, launching a successful demolition job on the Sharks skipper, who resorted to griping with the refs over his treatment.
Against the Rabbitohs on Saturday the task will be big again, but Shillington believes his softly spoken teammate showed last weekend that he knows what it takes to win a one-on-one battle.
Papalii is already drawing comparisons with Canberra and New Zealand great Ruben Wiki, but Shillington isn't concerned the Auckland-born second rower will be affected by the hype.
"He probably doesn't need words of encouragement anymore, Joshy," Shillington said.
"I found him inspirational out there.
"He challenged the opposition and got the better of them.
"I know he'll get a lot of belief and confidence out of that."
Queensland Origin star Taylor leads the NRL for line breaks and tackle breaks, but Papalii also features in the top 10 in both statistical categories.
Taylor ran riot over the Raiders the last time they played in May - also at ANZ Stadium - scoring two tries, as did star fullback Greg Inglis, in a 36-18 thumping.
Targeting the duo will be key to going another week into the finals race.
"Dave Taylor's pretty hard to stop," Shillington said.
"If he's not running over the top of people, he's putting over the chip kicks.
"So hopefully Joshy puts his shoulder in there."
Shillington said it was a huge boon for the club that their youngsters had stood up when it counted, with halfback Sam Williams also delivering one of his best games of the season against the Sharks.
According to the bookies, the Rabbitohs head in as $1.43 favourites over the Raiders, despite last week's heavy qualifying final loss to Melbourne and a 25-year drought of finals success.
But Shillington backed the bookies' take on things, arguing Canberra, who've lost centre and goalkicker Jarrod Croker to a fractured cheekbone, have much to improve on before the Souths clash.
"We were lucky we got away with (the Cronulla win) in a way," he said.
"We turned over some ball in our half and our defence was sloppy at times.
"At the moment I still feel under a lot of pressure to lift our game.
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The great migration: how modern humans spread across the world
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It was probably a warm interglacial interlude within the Ice Age, between about 130,000 and 90,000 years ago, that initially triggered large-scale
Homo sapiens migrations across Africa.
Then, from about 70,000 years ago, the climate cooled, causing glaciers to form on the tops of mountain ranges so that parts of north-west and north-east Africa were cut off from each other, as well as from the south. As Charles Darwin discovered, whenever a species is physically separated, small variations begin to creep into its respective gene pools, creating diversity. So it was with modern man, giving us our four main ethnic groups: Khoisan (African), Caucasian (European), Mongolian (Chinese and American Indian) and Aboriginal (Australian).
From about 60,000 years ago, these four groups of humans emigrated from Africa separately and in their own time across the world, taking their small genetic differences with them. Some Homo sapiens swept across Asia, displacing the last of the Neanderthals either by depriving them of food, or by hunting them, or maybe occasionally by absorbing them into their own species through limited interbreeding. Some turned south and reached India and China. They learnt to build rafts. From about 40,000 years ago, Australia, for many millions of years the preserve of marsupial mammals, became another human hunting-ground, as the first people paddled ashore.
The first Homo sapiens to arrive in Europe walked eastwards out of Africa about 50,000 years ago, and then came north via the Middle East. They brought with them enormous changes in lifestyles, technology and culture, including the world's first spears that were specially designed for flight, rather than for close-range use as with Neanderthal-style clubs.
The time from about 50,000 years ago marks the start of the final second before midnight on the 24-hour clock of Earth history. This period has been described as "the Great Leap Forward", because the complexity of human tools increased dramatically. Bones, tusks and antlers were used for the first time to carve out ornaments as well as to craft useful household items such as needles for sewing, and spoon-like oil lamps that burned animal fats. Jewellery, in the form of necklaces and pendants, has been found buried inside graves of these people. The first ceramic pots date from this period, as do the world's first known sculptures, such as the Venus of Willendorf, a female fertility figure found in Austria in 1908 which is thought to date from about 24,000 years ago. Some of the first known cave paintings date back to the same era. They can be seen to this day in the caves of Lascaux, in the Dordogne region of France.
The Earth was far cooler back then. The last of the great ice sheets swept down from the North Pole about 22,000 years ago, to disappear rather quickly 12,000 years later. During this time some people adapted to the changes in climate by developing paler skin that helped produce sufficient quantities of vitamin D for bone formation despite the weaker sunlight of the Ice Age.
Homo sapiens arrived in Britain about 20,000 years ago. They walked across the Channel from France, since it didn't flood until the end of the last big Ice Age melt, about 10,000 years ago. But they weren't the first to arrive. Up to seven previous attempts were made by earlier people to populate the British Isles, starting with Homo erectus some 700,000 years ago. Each time, the populations of humans died out, probably because of the horrendously icy conditions that periodically swept over the islands as far south as present-day London. Even in the far south, the cold would sometimes have been too much for any type of human to bear.
About 15,000 years ago, giant glaciers still locked up much of the Earth's waters, sinking sea levels so that a massive land bridge the size of Poland, called Beringia, connected the eastern tip of Russia to Alaska across what is now a 95km-wide stretch of sea called the Bering Strait. In those days people could cross by foot from Asia to North America, a land that had until then probably been free from human habitation (although some scientists think people may have rafted there a few thousand years before from south Asia, via the Pacific islands). North and South America were the last of the great habitable continents to be populated by man, and are still appropriately called "the New World" even today. It was an opportunistic walk all the way across Asia, following big animals, hunting on the move, making the most of nature's twisting and turning climate changes.
With another land bridge via Panama linking the two great Americas, it wasn't long before the first people from North America wandered down to the southern American continent where the climate was warmer and the land rich in vegetation and game.
The arrival of Stone Age humans in this part of the world – as in Australia – came with dramatic consequences for much of the world's wildlife. Although a few of nature's ecosystems lingered on without any human representation – New Zealand and Iceland were untouched by humans until about AD800 or later – many of the world's living creatures were by now beginning to succumb to mankind's growing influence as he spread out to envelop the whole of planet Earth.
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Phil Mickelson to attempt $1 million charity golf shot during Chargers-Broncos game on Monday, Oct. 15
October 5, 2012
SAN DIEGO- KPMG LLP, official hat sponsor of PGA TOUR star Phil Mickelson, announced today that Mickelson will attempt a $1 million "KPMG Chip4Charity" shot at halftime of the Monday Night Football game on Oct. 15, when the San Diego Chargers host the Denver Broncos at Qualcomm Stadium. At stake for the 100-yard shot is as much as $1 million for First Book, a non-profit organization which provides new books for children in need. Mickelson will be located in one end zone, aiming for a target in the other end zone, which will have a green ($50,000/20,000 books) and three rings ranging from $100,000/40,000 books (outer most ring) to $1 million/400,000 books (bulls eye center ring).
KPMG's Family for Literacy teamed with Mickelson and First Book to create KPMG's "Blue for Books" program in March 2012. The program encourages golf fans to purchase Mickelson's authentic blue KPMG Tour hat at PhilsBlueHat.com. KPMG donates 100% of the net proceeds to First Book, which provides deserving children three books for each hat sold. Mickelson's "KPMG Chip4Charity" is a marquee component of the "Blue for Books" campaign.
"This Chip4Charity is very exciting, and has the potential to provide a significant contribution to youth literacy. We created 'Blue for Books' as a way for Phil's fans to wear his hat while also supporting KPMG's Family for Literacy (KFFL)," said John Veihmeyer, Chairman and CEO of KPMG LLP, the U.S. Audit, Tax and Advisory firm. "We understand that the toughest roadblock to children's literacy is access to books. KPMG and Phil share a passion for doing whatever we can to help children in need get off to a good start in life."
Mickelson said, "My wife, Amy, and I, feel strongly that literacy and education are critical to the future success of today's youth. I am extremely proud to be part of the Blue for Books campaign and it's just great to know that for every blue hat I see out in the gallery each week, three new books are in the hands of kids who need them most."
Joining Mickelson at the game will be the winner (to be announced Oct. 9) of the "Where Is The Blue Hat Taking You?" contest, an interactive social media extension of the "Blue for Books" program. Complete information about the "Blue for Books" program can be found by following KPMG's Mickelson sponsorship Twitter handle (@MickelsonHat) or by visiting PhilsBlueHat.com.
KPMG's Family for Literacy began five years ago in cooperation with First Book and is led by the spouses of KPMG partners and professionals from across the firm's offices. To date, KPMG has delivered more than two million books to children in local communities throughout the country. In addition to raising money for KPMG's Family for Literacy, KPMG's extended family of volunteers, which includes partners, spouses, employees, interns and alumni, and family and friends, visit classrooms, read to children, and deliver new books to low income children—in many cases, these are the first books their families have owned.
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- Quicken Loans continues commitment to providing access to military tickets for PGA TOUR events 07/28/2015
- Wyndham Championship takes on childhood hunger in North Carolina's Piedmont Triad 07/24/2015
- Over $500K donated through #RBCGolf4Kids charity challenge 07/23/2015
- David Hearn launches foundation in support of the Alzheimer Society 07/23/2015
- Honda Classic sets charity record despite massive storm 07/23/2015
- Justin Rose named 2015 Spirit of Golf award recipient 07/20/2015
- Birdies for Charity helps kids in the Quad Cities 07/10/2015
- Jordan Spieth to participate in Caddy For A Cure during Quicken Loans National pro-am 07/10/2015


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Linden High School Linden, NJ Alumni
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What is this site?
- Search for LHS Lost Friends
- Send messages to alumni
- View LHS Alumni Profiles
- Share your memories
- Share photos with others
- Discuss past activities
Click on the Yearbooks below to view a copy Online at Classmates.com®. If you don't see your class's yearbook, check out our yearbook page.
Famous Alumni
|Bernadette Carroll
|Class of 1962
Professional singer since 1959. Member of "The Starlet" founded in Linden, NJ by Tom DeCillis of NJ. Went on to be a member of "The Angels" with a #1 hit single in 1964 "My Boyfriends Back" and a top 40 single "Party Girl" by Bernadette Carroll in 1965. Worked as a professional background singer with many top recording stars in the 60's and 70's such as Lou Christie, Frankie Valli, Patty Duke, Connie Francis, and many more. Please visit my website www.jerseygirlssing.com to view a complete listing of the many avenues of my career.
The memorials below are for students of Linden High School that have passed away.
- Class of 1995 Tony Hutchins
- Class of 1985 Alan Kalb
- Class of 1966 Kevin Murphy
- Class of 1961 Bill Marhold
- Class of 1980 Ronald Rollis
- Alice Crilly
- Class of 2009 Donate Harding
- Michael Long
- Class of 1995 Susanne Piatek
- Class of 1976 Michelle Siess
- Class of 1980 Mildred Starkey
- Kathi Savage
- Class of 1962 Mary Ann Urbanski
- Class of 1964 Edward Tunis
- Class of 1960 Norma Campione
- Class of 1960 Barbara Russo
- Class of 1985 Monika Batik
- Class of 1975 Cathy Hadobas
- Class of 1973 Michael Zielinski
- Class of 1999 Anton Aneson
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The Linden alumni site is made so that students and teachers from the Linden high school can reconnect with those that they met while attending high school. Don't forget to upload your Linden High School pictures and check on the latest info about any Linden High School reunion. While you are reminiscing about the times you spent in high school at Linden High School, you should also check out alumni photos, yearbook listings and share any reunion info if possible.
Latest Updates from Linden High School Alumni
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Plus many more
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Lillian Schaube added photos to their personal photo gallery.
Most recent: January
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