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The Trainer; Customer Care Associate will effectively deliver and facilitate fully developed classroom training in support of client programs to ensure superior workforce preparation; specifically with front line representative level employees.
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The perfect companion volume for Hale-Bopp watchers, this guide explores the fabulous mysteries above, from planets in our solar system to the constellations in both the Northern and Southern hemispheres, stars, galaxies (including the Milky Way), nebulae, astronomical bodies, objects, phenomena, and -- yes -- comets. Night Sky provides a concise guided tour of the heavens with 48 monthly sky charts of the northern sky and 88 constellation charts, each offering a detailed map of individual constellations. Essays on the universe, the solar system, and constellations introduce the reader to the wonders of the sky.
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10 Principles Of Genius HourGenius Hour is a movement picking up traction globally – an opportunity where students given true autonomy explore their own passions and exercise creativity in the classroom. It allows pure voice and choice in what students learn during a set period of time during school. Genius Hour is student-driven, passion-based inquiry at it's best which can be enhanced by technology in the hands of modern learners. Put simply, it is a time where learners choose what to…
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Later the same day, the original lede disappeared from the Times website, when the Times re-packaged the official message this way: "As the government in Kiev moved to reassert control over pro-Russian protesters across eastern Ukraine, the United States and NATO issued stern warnings to Moscow about further intervention in the country's affairs, amid continuing fears of an eventual Russian incursion." Now the Kiev government, no longer "provisional," remains in control of its pro-Russian citizens, but the U.S. and NATO are bombast-throwing against the diminished threat of an "eventual" mere "incursion." This might seem like an indication of some easing of tensions except that, in the print edition of the April 8 Times, the same reporters had earlier written that "there was no imminent threat to peace."
Who wants trouble, and where do they want it?
The American Secretary of Defense, Chuck Hagel, arrived in Japan on April 5 at the same time that American officials were sending signals that the Ukraine "crisis" caused by the Russian takeover of Crimea was over. Even though the 1994 Budapest Memorandum signed by President Clinton purported to guarantee Ukraine's territorial integrity, the U.S. response has been that there is no military solution (in other words: Crimea is not worth going to war over). The Budapest Memorandum did not mean what it said, American officials explained, because its commitments were "nonbinding." The memorandum is not a formal treaty.
Japan and the U.S. have a formal security treaty, which Defense Secretary Hagel emphasized publicly and privately. But Japanese officials were using the American response on Crimea to try to leverage a stronger American commitment to an even less important bit of contested real estate in the East China Sea -- the uninhabited islands called Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China. Both countries claim the islands, whose status is legally ambiguous. The Chinese discovered a large natural gas field near the Senkaku/Diaoyu islands in 2006, which China and Japan have developed jointly since 2008.
Increasing Japanese militarism was expressed by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in January, when he told the World Economic Forum that the world should stand up to China or risk a regional war with global economic consequences. Feeding that fear in February, U.S. intelligence officer Capt. James Farrell claimed that Chinese training exercises included practice for "a short sharp war to destroy Japanese forces in the East China Sea." The U.S. ambassador to China, Gary Locke, responding indirectly at the time, asking that "both sides lower the temperature and focus on diplomacy," while adding that the U.S. had no position on the dispute over the uninhabited Senkaku/Diaoyu islands.
Adding to the context leading up to Hagel's visit, the North Koreans launched some 30 short-range ballistic missiles into the Sea of Japan. Japan promised to shoot down any more North Korean missiles seen as a threat to Japan. And South Korea, which also has a military security treaty with the U.S., tested a new, long-range ballistic missile that could reach almost any point in North Korea, firing it into the Yellow Sea.
Manipulating the perception of increasing tensions, the Japanese sought to maneuver the U.S. in committing itself to a military response to any attack on the Senkaku/Diaoyu islands that Japan administers. Hagel reaffirmed the American commitment to protect Japan's security, without specifically including the disputed islands, reiterating the official U.S. position that it has no position.
For all their diplomatic ambiguity, Hagel's assurances annoyed the Chinese without satisfying the Japanese. Hagel travelled on to China, where he became the first foreigner to get a tour of China's newest aircraft carrier, a former Soviet vessel that the Chinese spent a decade refurbishing after buying it from Ukraine.
What none of the public officials (and little if any of the media coverage) said about the Sendaku/Diaoyu islands is that the islands are arguably located in both countries' excusive economic zones and also within their 200-mile territorial limits (the East China Sea is about 360 miles wide) as controlled by the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), which both countries have signed. The dispute has been pending before the UN's State Oceanic Administration since December 2012, when China submitted its claim. The ocean area in dispute is about one-and-a-half times the size of Crimea.
Speaking at the NATO Transformation Seminar in Paris on April 8, NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen defined the Ukraine situation through the now familiar meme of Russian troops massed on the border of Ukraine, a description of reality that is as unchallenged as it is unproven, even though it has settled into acceptance as conventional wisdom:
"We are meeting at a defining moment for the security architecture we have built together over the last decades. Events in Eastern Ukraine are of great concern. I urge Russia to step back. Any further move into Eastern Ukraine would represent a serious escalation, rather than the de-escalation that we all seek.
"We call on Russia to pull back the tens of thousands of troops it has massed on Ukraine's borders, engage in a genuine dialogue with the Ukrainian authorities, and respect its international commitments."
The first problem with the troop meme is that Ukraine's border with Russia is more than 1,200 miles long. No one is asserting that there are massed Russian troops stretching 1,200 miles from Belarus to the Black Sea, and clearly that's not what's real [if there were 40,000 troops along the entire 1,200 mile border, that would mean there were 33 troops per mile, which is pretty thin massing]. It's not clear what's real, and hasn't been since the earliest assertions of Russian troops massing.
Before the Maidan began in Kiev in the fall of 2013, the Russians were allowed by treaty to have 25,000 troops in Ukraine, all in bases in Crimea. Once Russia controlled Crimea, early reports of Russian troops in Ukraine often confused this reality with other things that may or may not have been real, such as the March 7 report that the Pentagon estimated the presence of "20,000 Russian troops in Ukraine." If true, the Russians would seem to have been under-massed by about 5,000 troops. Whatever else was true during the Crimea takeover, there were no pictures of massive Russian troop movements. Video of Russian tanks moving to Crimea on trains were, if real, showing those tanks moving unmolested through southern Ukraine, the only rail route from Russia to Crimea.


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Blurred (head)lines: minding the gap within the business journalism
In their original role, newspapers and the media in general have always been seen as current "watchdogs" of democracy, instruments to guarantee equality and freedom. Accordingly, the debate has always concentrated on the content produced by these channels and people have generally focused on the impartiality and transparency of articles and columns.
But what if, instead of considering what is written, we shift the attention to the creators of that content – the journalists? Is the media – which has traditionally supported positive causes like equal opportunities – really promoting and encouraging its staff to be equally gender diverse? And, finally, what does it take for women to succeed in this industry and in particular, business and financial journalism?
To discuss this burning matter, a fierce audience of business and financial industry female editors, reporters and freelancers gathered on a warm London Monday night at Bloomberg headquarters. A panel of prestigious female journalists, who have already achieved remarkable careers, and a celebrated businesswoman, provided guidance to this uneasy debate and tried to give an answer or, at least, to define the current status of the condition of the professional.
Sadly, not only are women under represented within public bodies and private company boards, but also their role within the media industry is still pretty marginal. And it is not purely a matter of numbers, as various data highlight: women outnumber men in journalism training and enter the profession in (slightly) greater numbers. There are also plenty of women working especially as correspondents and reporters, who on average blog more than men and make up more than 50% of Twitter users. The key issue is that senior positions and in particular the ranks of column writers remain mostly male (and mostly white). In 2013, the blog Gawker.com analyzed newspaper editorial pieces and counted 38 women among the 143 columnists at the three most prestigious newspapers in the US and four syndicators of opinion columnists.
Out of the overall number of bylined front page stories in our favourite newspapers here in the UK, on average we can expect that 78% of them were written by men, and of those quoted as experts or sources in lead stories, 84% were men.
Similarly, in the United States research carried out by The Women's Media Centre revealed that during the 2012 presidential election, 75% of front page bylined articles at top newspapers were written by men and that women made up a mere 14% of Sunday TV talk show interviewees, and 29% of "roundtable" guests.
Does this also trigger a vicious circle in regards to the choice of sources? Apparently yes, if we consider that major news outlets don't tend to consult women as primary news sources even on topics directly pertaining to the female sex, such as abortion, birth control and planned parenthood. Let alone business and economics subjects.
"Women can be their own worst enemies"— the sentence echoed vividly in Bloomberg's conference room. The "Queen Bee" syndrome for example, is mentioned as one typical, self-destructive way women bully their subordinates, and as Peggy Drextler described in a 2013 article in The Wall Street Journal, "women who reached positions of power were supposed to be mentors to those who followed - but something is amiss in the professional sisterhood".
Bullied by women, and often attacked by men, as the 30 Percent Club recently discovered in a survey, saying that more than 60% of female journalists experience harassment (physical or verbal) in their workspace.
Undoubtedly, it is a hard knock life for ladies in such an environment. But women own powerful, (pacific) weapons they can use. "Never underestimate the potential of a weird beat and what you can learn from it", as Emma Ross Thomas at Bloomberg News highlights. Specialization is indeed one of the best resources to compete with other male colleagues
"If you find yourselves dealing with sexist comments, just point out that this makes you uncomfortable with your interlocutor, and do it with grace." suggests Helena Morrissey. In any battle, surprise is crucial: people still sometimes underestimate women – who can use this to their advantage to get better stories.
Self-confidence is key too: it is important to put aside doubts that "I am not good enough". Be patient and believe in yourself to get the job you aim at. And, why not, be a bit bolshy.
Knowledge is also a powerful resource, you can build it day after day, as Kiki Loizou at The Sunday Times claims: "When I started, I had no idea what a share price was but if there was a chance to write, so I thought 'what the hell I'll take it' ". And it's not all about knowing the industry, but also the organization you work at, learning it "top to bottom and inside out, and everyone's names".
And if you are still struggling to establish yourself, consider quitting and moving elsewhere where you will be appreciated – resolutely suggests Eleanor Mills, Editorial Director from The Sunday Times. And, why not, also be better paid: in fact the pay gap between male and female journalists remains wide and the recent episode of executive director Jill Abramson fired by The New York Times has added fuel to the fire of remuneration differences.
Given that there is no secret formula to resolve the long-standing imbalance of gender within journalism, and in general within nearly every business sector, it is clear that the gender gap undermines the media's credibility, and deprives public opinion of sharp, witty comments and stories from the feminine world. The controversy remains but it is very likely that over the next years phenomena such as the digitalisation of media, the multiplication of news sources and the democratisation of access to information will increase the chances for women to raise their voice – and their pens.
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I LOVE the comments on LiveLeak !! "Apparently the seesaw is sponsored by the local hip replacement surgeon"
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Zee saw it coming.
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I thought the log was going to snap at the fulcrum.
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I thought it was going to roll and crush the guys standing in front.
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Me too.
I estimate at least 4,000 lbs. — two tons (not including weight of the log). Could have been much worse for the imbeciles.
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I thought we were supposed to get a little smarter with age.
Not all of us;)
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That's what happens when log-drivers get old.
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It certainly wasn't a publicity photo op stunt by the " Fraternal Order of Professional Log Rollers " .
Poor old guys…it's awful. I know. One year you're riding a streak of greased blue lightning across the wild blue yonder and the next you're falling off a fucking teeter totter.
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Kinda disproves the old adage "With age comes wisdom"
"Group think" is disastrous, whether practiced by the young or the old. My old man warned me as a kid about following the crowd: "if everybody decides to jump off a cliff, you don't need to jump off a cliff just because everybody else is doing it".
- Justin St.Denis
My dad told me something similar. He said: "Whenever you see people pointing and shouting and running , look in the OPPOSITE DIRECTION. Most frequently, you will see what is usually hidden from view. Distracting large groups of people is among the easiest things to do. Always remember that."
And I always have.
Very smart your dad. I tried to instill the same thing in my own kids — to no avail. They follow the crowd, and they hate me for not doing the same — never get to see my grand-kids. A messed up generation that one can only feel sorry for.
- Justin St.Denis
At great sacrifice, we sent out kids to private schools (Waldorf Academy, among other very different educational options). GroupThink is something they have an intellectual understanding of. They all matured into rugged individualists. The grandkids are following close behind. 😉
Good stuff!
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That's the reality filter I've always used to decide what I am being told or what I see means, even unintended consequences.
It's a game the kids liked too.
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It was my war bride mother who used that line….but it was a bridge…lol
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There's no age limit on candidates for the Darwin Award.
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They say to know the future should drive oneself insane, well they retained their sanity at least.
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Recovery From Botox
One of the major reasons that Botox is so popular is its non-surgical nature. There are many ways to make your face look younger and your skin feel smoother and tighter, but those often involve complicated and permanent plastic surgery with long recovery times that often leave the patient looking like they were beaten like a rented mule.
If you do decide to undergo a Botox treatment you can reasonably expect to return to your normal everyday activities very shortly after. In fact you could have a Botox treatment in the morning and go to a party that very night.
However, there are some short term considerations you must keep in mind in your recovery for Botox and in order to maximize your benefit and prevent any unwanted side effects from the treatment.
Do Not Rub Your Face
There is no question that you will feel a little different after you have undergone the procedure. This sensation may make you want to touch your face as a reassurance. It is very important that you do not touch your face after the procedure has occurred.
While the amount of toxins injected into your face is minimal there is a chance that if you rub your face you could displace some of the active agent, thus spreading the toxin to areas that you do not want treated.
For instance of you rub your eyes too much after the treatment you could spread the agent to your eyelids, which may result in a droopy eye effect. While this would not last more than a couple days, it's no good if you are heading off to that party. Everybody will think you are drunk or something.
Stand Up Straight
It is important to stay erect for several hours after the Botox treatment as well. If you lie down immediately after you have had the procedure the toxin could seep too deep into your face and result in unwanted results. Again this will not create any permanent damage, but it could ruin your party.
Of course the best recovery technique for Botox is to enjoy yourself. Some people feel a little uncomfortable after the procedure, but if you have the confidence that you look better you will feel better right away.


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According to event officials, 11 young women representing four area high schools were presented at the event. An invitation to participate in the Sweetheart Ball and Cotillion is based on academic achievement and school and community involvement, according to event officials.
Dinner and dancing to the music of Rick and the Cutting Edge also took place during the ball.
According to event officials, proceeds from this year's event benefited Special Olympics of Ohio, Area 10.
The ball participants, shown above right, and the high schools they attend included:
- Barberton High School: Kalandra Alherimi, Brittany Conner and Kathryn Leise;
- Coventry High School: Jodie Watkins and Brittany Zittle;
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§ 926.15 Importer.
Importer means any person who causes cranberries or cranberry products produced outside the United States to be brought into the United States with the intent of entering the cranberries or cranberry products into the current of commerce.
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At 71 FR 78046, Dec. 28, 2006, § 926.15 was suspended indefinitely, effective Dec. 29, 2006.


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Beta Israel are the names of Jewish communities which lived in the area of Aksumite and Ethiopian Empires (Habesh or Abyssinia), nowadays divided between Amhara and Tigray Regions. Nearly all of the Ethiopian Beta Israel community, more than 120,000 people, reside in Israel under its Law of Return, which gives Jews and those with Jewish parents or grandparents, and all of their spouses, the right to settle in Israel and obtain citizenship. The Israeli government has mounted rescue operations, most notably during Operation Moses (1984), Operation Sheba (1985) and Operation Solomon (1991) for their migration. Some immigration has continued up to the present day. Today 81,000 Ethiopian Israelis were born in Ethiopia, while 38,500 or 32% of the community are native born Israelis. The related Falash Mura are the descendants of Beta Israel who converted to Christianity. Some are returning to the practices of
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Rhamnia Bynata
A selection of natural products with sea buckthorn extract. To inspire beauty!
Rhamnia Bynata is the first brand of Bynata Ltd., which is a company founded and based in Sofia, Bulgaria. We started our brand three years ago, although the idea about our products came out a little bit earlier. It all began when Natalia (founder of Bynata Ltd.) discovered the benefits of herbs. First, using them as medicine to help her recover from an illness. After long studies and researches on different plants, Natalia became really enthusiastic about home made oils and face creams (and yes!, they worked). The idea to start a small business didn't take too long to come. That's how Bytata Ltd. was found.
In general, Bulgaria has an excellent reputation as a beauty care product manufacturer. We contacted some of the best Bulgarian specialists in the industry and created our private label with care, cognition, patience and love.
Our aim was to offer really beneficial natural products and to present them in a unique way.
After thorough investigations of the fantastic gifts of nature, we chose the magic plant Sea Buckthorn (Hippophae Rhamnoides). Its extracts are a main active ingredient in our inspiring beauty care selection Rhamnia Bynata.
Sea Buckthorn is a phenomenal plant! Since ancient times it has been prized as an indispensable source of beneficial for the human body substances. Because of its proven qualities it is called the miracle plant. It is used with a great success as a remedy to disarm the signs of ageing and to help tissue regeneration. Products containing sea buckthorn extracts have a very good effect, they do not irritate and are most suitable for dry and normal skin.
We want our customers to become our fans, to become our friends, who feel free to comment on our products, to demand from us and to feel happy to own a Bynata product. Who are our fans? The people who choose Rhamnia Bynata are daring, curious and positive. They are open to challenges and exploring and have a good self confidence. They know that beautiful face and body means beautiful mind and spirit. Speaking of beauty … Do you love life? Do you communicate easily? Do you share your feelings? Do you meet most of the problems with dignity and peace of mind? Do you make brave steps toward your dreams every day? If your answer is YES, this is probably the beginning of a beautiful friendship. Rhamnia Bynata and you!
We would be a great team! We'd love to walk the way to beauty with you! Let's inspire beauty!


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"Fly in if you are coming from..." Train Tip by joecooper
Train, Amsterdam: 33 reviews and 41 photos
Fly in if you are coming from outside mainland Europe or the UK. Flights are dirt cheap from the UK but don't use EasyJet (See my Europe page for why!) Alternativly, Stenaline run a train and ferry service from London to Amsterdam for just �49 return. A friend and his girlfriend are coming over from Cheltenham for just �99 return to Amsterdam for them both, but that is with a local coach company. If you are travelling from local mainland Europe (Germany, France, Benelux), the train is probably your best bet (Centraal Station shown).
You can hire bikes (MacBike: Marnixstraat 220
(020) 626 69 64 / Mr. Visserplein 2
(020) 620 09 85) or bring your own on the train. Walking is also good as the centre is not too big. If you need to travel medium to long distance around Amsterdam then trams are the best option. You can generally rely on public transport in The Netherlands.
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