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College of DuPage is looking forward to future success stories following the recent first class of graduates from its 3+1 Computer Science program from Lewis University. Announced in 2012 and launched in fall 2013, the program allows students to earn a baccalaureate degree through Lewis on COD's campus.
Five students were included in the first graduating class and interest continues to grow in this thriving field, said COD Computer Information Systems Assistant Professor Sam Shamsuddin.
"The perception is that jobs in IT are still largely outsourced, which is simply not true," he said. "The theory is that outsourcing created many issues and companies have shifted focus. Now as the industry grows, so does the demand for skilled local workers."
With a quality education and hands-on experience prior to graduation, College of DuPage 3+1 students have a distinct advantage in the job market, Shamsuddin said.
"Our students come to COD and quickly learn how diverse jobs are within the computer science field," he said. "They can branch off into a number of specialized areas, including IT support, software development and web design. Many of our classes are filling up quickly and we've had several requests to add more sections to keep up with demand."
Students in the program are required to complete an Associate in Applied Science degree in Computer Information Systems or Computer Internetworking Technologies through COD. From there, they continue taking course toward their baccalaureate degree through Lewis University, but on COD's campus and at a reduced tuition rate. For program alum Kyle Newman, the 3+1 opportunity has made all the difference in his career path.
"I didn't really know what I wanted to do when I first started going to college," he said. "COD is great for that since you can really find out what you like before you go all in. For me, I found computer science."
With classes he enjoyed and faculty who motivated him, Newman said he felt prepared for the Lewis instructors and said the fact that the entire program was housed on COD's campus made the transition seamless.
"The first three years of the 3+1 program were all great at COD. I can't think back to a Computer Science class I didn't like," he said.
Lewis instructors were engaging and patient, he recalls. With only an AP Statistics credit to his name, Newman credits Lewis Assistant Math Professor Greg Manning with his success in three math classes, including Discrete Math and Calculus.
"As a whole, the 3+1 program prepared me fully," said Newman, who now works full time at COD. "It provided me with the hard and soft skills needed. I also credit working as a student employee in the Academic Computing Center with my success, as it helped me hone and develop my critical thinking, customer service and work ethic."
College of DuPage is an accredited community college that serves more than 29,000 students each term. The College, which grants nine associate degrees and more than 170 certificates in 100 areas of study, is the second largest provider of public undergraduate education in Illinois.
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My last lot were an okay bunch but, oh my God, they lived like pigs. The day after they left I popped over to the flat to check if any repairs needed doing before the new tenants arrived and among the grossest things I found were (those who are squeamish should look away now):
* Waxy earbuds on the bedside table
* A mug with fungus next to a bed
* Stinky trainers in a wardrobe
* Rotting food festering in the fridge
* Mouldy bread a month old
* Sticky liquid spilt in the cupboard
* Half a dozen beer bottles filled with fag butts on the balcony and piles of ash all over the floor
Sure I've seen worse over the years (I've got an almost-teenager at home), but I'm always surprised that seemingly respectable, house-trained tenants are more than happy to leave their landlord to clean up their dirt.
After my 10-year-old and I had carried out no fewer than four sacks of rubbish I thought we'd got rid of all the tenants' filth, when my son shouted from one of the bedrooms: "Mummy, what shall I do with this DVD with a lady and a man sexy-ing on the cover?" I quickly made a mental note to myself never to let my children in a rented property without first checking under the beds.
Thankfully the flat was in reasonably good order so required little maintenance — just the odd loose screw, blown light bulb and wobbly door handle to deal with. There was nothing else that a deep clean wouldn't sort out.
However, I noticed that one of the tenants had left me only one set of keys, even though I'd asked him to also hand over the spares that I knew he'd had cut for a friend of his.
Thinking he'd just forgotten to leave them behind I called to ask him to pop back with them (he'd only moved a few doors away) but, oddly, he refused. He insisted that he was entitled to keep the keys as he'd paid for them out of his own pocket. But why did he want to hang on to a set of keys to a flat where he no longer lived, I wanted to know? Didn't he realise that if the flat was burgled he'd be a prime suspect, to which he replied: "You gave me one set of keys, I have returned one set of keys; the others are mine."
Now, although I myself have accidentally amassed a large collection of keys for places where I once lived, there was no way I could let new tenants rent a property from me when I knew the old tenant could still let himself in.
No, PETTY as it might seem, I had to insist that he hand the keys over so I referred him to a clause in his tenancy agreement (which is included in most policies) that stated that tenants were only allowed to have additional keys cut with the landlord's permission and that they must surrender them to the landlord at the end of the tenancy.
"I'd rather destroy them instead," he said. Trying not to laugh at his ridiculousness (because keys are indestructible, aren't they?) I explained that unless he brought them round by the end of the day I'd have to change all the locks and deduct the cost from his deposit, which I was holding on to.
That afternoon, while I was finishing the odd jobs around the flat, I heard a clatter at the front door. I went into the hallway to find a scattering of metal on the floor. The tenant had posted the keys through the letterbox — which he'd sawn into nine tiny pieces!
I had no idea he was such a muppet, but then again, I now know quite a few things about my tenants (including their taste in DVDs) which I'd rather I didn't.
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The New Deal for young people will provide an early test of the "third way" philosophy espoused by the Blair government. Ministers hope to chart a new course between the paternalism of Continental governments and the brash, authoritarian approach of the Americans.
As David Blunkett, Secretary of State for Education and Employment, declared this summer on launching the scheme: "Staying in bed on full benefits will not be an option."
The Government however will find it difficult to overcome the prejudice of some 18- to 24-year-olds who have seen discredited "schemes" come and go. For many, acronyms such as Yops and YTS characterise long periods of unemployment followed by short bouts of low-paid, casual work.
Training for Work, the latest programme established by the previous government for those over the age of 18, never quite achieved the goals set for it by ministers. The latest figures show that around 41 per cent of participants were in a job six months after leaving the scheme. Just 4 per cent secured the old apprentice-level skills.
Using the windfall tax on privatised utilities, Labour has expressed its determination to infuse the new policy with "quality, continuity and employability". Data published yesterday shows that the Training and Enterprise Councils, which will help to deliver the policy, have already recorded a substantial increase in qualifications achieved on courses they manage for young people.
The New Deal will provide four options which the entrant will be invited to choose as part of a process of induction: a subsidised job with the private sector, work with a voluntary organisation or with an environmental task force, or full-time education or training.
For those completing the course, civil servant "mentors" will attempt to guide those whose prospects have not improved "to avoid them slipping back into disillusionment".
Ministers have earmarked pounds 3.5bn over the next four years for the policy and 13 pilot schemes all over the country are expected to start next January.
The Government plans to withhold 40 per cent of an individual's personal benefit for "unreasonably" refusing the opportunities on offer. A young, fit, single man without dependents living at home would see his state payments reduced from pounds 37.90 to pounds 22.74.
Ministerial assurances that the "stick" will be used sparingly against recalcitrants, have been unable to overcome misgivings. Clara O'Donnelly, researcher at the Charity-funded Employment Unit, argues that there are many within the Employment Service which emphasises the need to "police" people on to schemes.
She argues the success of the new initiative depends not only on the commitment of politicians, but also on the attitude of officials.
"Senior officials who have dealt with other schemes are incredibly enthusiastic. They say they wouldn't have liked any of their children to have gone on those, but believe it is possible that the new initiative may given young people something to take away with them," she said.
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The most ludicrous country we went to was Kiribati, in the Pacific. On entering the country, all of us, Sir Peter included, got stamps in our passports saying "Misbehave prohibited". Kiribati is actually pronounced Kiribas. They write "s" as "ti" because the first missionary there lost the "s" from his printing machine.
The population is 80,000 but the country spans a greater distance from east to west than the USA. When the President of Kiribati (his name is Tito, pronounced Sito) travels from one side of his country to the other, he needs to fly via two foreign countries.
We stayed on a tiny island called Aranuka, right by the equator. There was no hotel, only a laughably named "government resthouse" without electricity. Sir Peter sat on the verandah overlooking a lagoon, musing calmly on the purposelessness of progress. But the next morning - after what he described as the worst night's sleep of his life - I heard him blaming the mosquitoes on Mark Twain.
One passport mishap on the trip was having three of our team - including Sir Peter - refused visas to enter the USA, with no reason given. In fact it was a trivial problem regarding work permits, but being a VIP gives you no special treatment.
Having Sir Peter's passport impounded at Durban airport was a similar case. We arrived late at night without onward tickets. The officials said "Sorry, rules are rules", and refused us entry. They let Sir Peter sit in the VIP lounge on condition that he give up his passport. I suppose they thought we were backpackers planning to become a drain on the state.
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The performance shot Make A Stand, arguably the most improved hurdler in training, right into the Champion Hurdle reckoning. Before yesterday he was 50-1 for the Champion; he is now a best-priced 14-1 with William Hill - Ladbrokes and Coral offer just 10-1.
The six-year-old, who had won his three previous races in his trademark front-running, catch-me-if-you-can style, was undeniably well-handicapped, but yesterday's task was still his toughest to date. Yet he simply obliterated his rivals, 20 lengths clear at half-way with the race sewn up.
His rider, Chris Maude, said: "Our only concern beforehand was we knew we had to get a breather into him at some point, and thought the cross hurdle before the turn for home would be the place.
"When I looked round I could hardly believe it. There was nothing good enough or near enough to challenge me even though I'd throttled back for a bit. The way he has won a race of this standard he's got to be considered a Champion Hurdle horse."
Make A Stand jumped the last flight as well as he cleared the first, and came home to the sort of reception that a horse backed from 12-1 a month ago to 6-1 is generally accorded.
Hamilton Silk, on whom the Australian jockey Jamie Evans was having his first British ride since breaking a leg at Cheltenham last year, ran on well to deprive Direct Route of second place. The winning distance was the third-longest in the race's 34-year history, Hill House having won by 12 lengths in 1967 and Irish Fashion by 10 in 1976.
Make A Stand, who runs in businessman Peter Deal's colours, was acquired for a mere 8,000 guineas after winning a Leicester claimer on the Flat in August 1995, got off the mark over hurdles in a maiden event at Newton Abbot last May. Happily for Pipe, he still owns half the horse. "I tried to sell my half, but no one wanted it," he said.
Typically, Pipe was unsurprised by the ease of yesterday's victory, which brought the gelding's earnings to nearly pounds 130,000. He said: "People kept telling me he couldn't win a race like this, that he'd always had it so easy at the weights before. But he is a very good, tough horse, a real athlete who loves racing and he's run and jumped them ragged."
Equally typically, Pipe would not commit Make A Stand to the Champion Hurdle at this stage. He said: "He is in the novice races as well. We'll have to talk about it, but whatever happens he won't run before Cheltenham. We'll be looking after him."
No decision about the Festival target of another of Pipe's stars, Cyborgo, was forthcoming either after the seven-year-old's fuss-free win in the novices' chase. Last year's Stayers' Hurdle winner has been touted as a Gold Cup candidate and lengthened away from Buckhouse Boy between the last two as soon as Richard Dunwoody asked, but Pipe said: "He'll have another run, and then we'll see."
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IAN HENSCHKE, PRESENTER: More and more Australians are choosing a natural burial with no lacquered coffin, no chemicals and no fuss but now a dispute between a funeral director and the Cemeteries Authority has left some wondering whether their final wishes will be ruined by red tape.
As Simon Royal reports it all hinges on a 70 year old regulation decreeing how bodies are to be transported in a cemetery.
SIMON ROYAL, REPORTER: Sooner or later, though preferably later, death comes to us all. Brenda Keen is a fit, healthy and happy retiree and though she has no plans to check out of this life any time soon, one can never be too sure.
BRENDA KEEN, RETIREE: As you're getting older you've no idea whether you're going to be able to make these decisions at a later date. I could have Alzheimer's or something wrong with me within a few years. Who knows?
So it's best to do it while you can I feel.
SIMON ROYAL: Brenda Keen wants a natural burial. She's booked her plot here at Enfield Cemetery's natural burial ground. She wants to be buried in a simple shroud - no chemicals, no coffin, no headstone.
BRENDA KEEN: It's the option that I want to take because I just feel that we can do something towards saving this world for our children and grandchildren. And this is part of it.
SIMON ROYAL: Earlier this year, Stateline reported on Myra Makin's funeral. She has me meticulously planned every last detail. She wanted to be in the bush in this plot on private land and she wanted to be buried in a shroud.
MYRA MAKIN: That does look very, very good.
SIMON ROYAL: Just after Myra Makin died, Wirra Wonga, the natural burial section at Enfield, was officially opened.
Eric Heapy from the Adelaide Cemeteries Authority which runs Enfield and a number of other cemeteries says 11 natural burials have now been conducted here.
Five of them have been done by Kevin Hartley, who says all of those have used this shroud - or bio-pods as he calls it - carried to the grave on a rigid board.
KEVIN HARTLEY, FUNERAL DIRECTOR: The top is essentially a shroud or it's made from cloth, so that's the part that's buried. But when it's in use it sits and is placed into a board which is a small sided box, which allows it to be moved like a coffin, carried like a coffin, put into a hearse like a coffin because it is a coffin.
But now a dispute has broken out between Mr Hartley and the Adelaide Cemeteries Authority and Centennial Park Cemetery. It centres on whether a shroud meets a regulation on how bodies are transported within cemeteries.
KEVIN HARTLEY: There's no doubt about it, we've been using the bio-pod since December last year; we've conducted several burials at Enfield with ACA staff present there. There's never been a single complaint from customers, public or staff; now all of a sudden there's some issue.
ERIC HEAPY, ECO, ADELAIDE CEMETERIES AUTHORITY: It was brought to my attention only a few days ago, that in fact the transportation that was occurring within those burials was not in a sealed and ridged container so as the CEO once that was brought to my attention, I needed to act and discuss the matter with Kevin.
SIMON ROYAL: In a latter on behalf of the Cemeteries Authorities and Centennial Park, Eric Heapy wrote to Kevin Hartley saying:
"Both Brian Elliott (Centennial Park CEO) and I remain steadfast in our view that the bio-pod does not meet the requirements …under Cemetery Regulations 1995 Clause 13 …A person must not transport …non cremated human remains within a cemetery unless the remains are in a coffin or other sealed rigid container."
ERIC HEAPY: That's really designed, if we went back in time, to maintain the dignity and respect of the decreased as they're transported through the cemetery.
And these things are, in my view, are there to ensure that there is a line drawn about what is acceptable to the community and what isn't in terms of funerals.
SIMON ROYAL: It means under the law, a body can be transported in just a shroud from the funeral home to the church or memorial service and from there to the cemetery gates.
The body can be buried in a shroud alone but it can't be transported from the gates through the cemetery to the grave in just the shroud alone.
Is that correct?
ERIC HEAPY: That's correct. Yes.
SIMON ROYAL: Isn't that faintly absurd?
ERIC HEAPY: I mean the fact is we're dealing with legislation that as the chief of the authority I'm compelled to comply with and as it stands that is the regulation.
We're very, very supportive of the natural burial process and I guess the establishment of Wirra Wonga is South Australia's very first natural burial ground is testimony to that fact.
KEVIN HARTLEY: I think what's going on here is so stupid and so childish that I won't be part of it. Sure, I could contrive some sort of box in the back of the hearse that then technically fit this ridiculous description. It's not dignified. I wouldn't dignify this action by doing it.
SIMON ROYAL: But one MP says in this argument, both the cemeteries and the funeral director are right and that reflects how the law is now hopelessly out of step with much of the community.
BOB SUCH, INDEPENDENT MP: Well, I think any common sense reading of the act would suggest that the cemeteries are putting a reasonable interpretation.
It says it must be a rigid container, well, that means basically a coffin.
What is being proposed and now available through the natural burial options and the ecological type option is people are being buried in a shroud without a coffin and yet the antiquated cemeteries provision, the law, says you can't carry someone in a cemetery in a shroud.
SIMON ROYAL: Bob Such chaired a select committee that reviewed cemetery regulations and was part of another committee that warned this very clause was going to cause problems for natural burials.
And the MP says other cultures risk getting tangled up in this old graveyard red tape. Many religious customs demand burial in a shroud alone and Eric Heapy says that means his organisation has had to work out a compromise with the Muslim community in particular.
ERIC HEAPY: The decreased is transported throughout the cemetery in a coffin and sometimes they are a simple plantation type box for instance, and as soon as they arrive at the burial site then the decreased is removed from the coffin and buried in the shroud.
BOB SUCH: I think if you took a technical reading of it you'd have to say that what is currently happening where the Cemeteries Authority are turning a blind eye to the last minute aspect, is probably in breach of the act as well.
SIMON ROYAL: He stays fact that no government in its right mind would ever police the regulation to such an extent is beside the point. This is about having respect for the dead and the wishes of the living.
The regulations are now being reviewed but Bob Such fears there's no real stomach to tackle the heart issues in our cemeteries such as tenure and the controversial practice of digging up the dead and burying them deeper.
He says this case shows the laws like some of our smaller cemeteries are falling into disrepair.
BOB SUCH: I think as a community I think we've been guilty of disrespect for the decreased.
SIMON ROYAL: It's your funeral, do you want to compromise on it though?
BRENDA KEEN: No, no I don't. I can't see what point there is.


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It was a calm and starry night. The stars seemed to twinkle merrily in inky black sky. It had been calm and boring day and night inside the castle where vampires were milling about with nothing to do. It has been a peaceful time for quite a few months, but it has also been quite a lonely time for a certain Vampire, Marcus. In fact Marcus has been lonely ever since his beautiful mate, Didyme died several hundred years ago, but lately the loneliness has been wearing down on Marcus more fiercely and it brings us to what Marcus is currently doing, walking down the moon-lit streets watching couples flirt and kiss. As he was turning left to head back to the castle he heard thud and grunt coming from his right. Normally Marcus would have just continued on his way, but tonight he felt as if he should follow the noise. Walking down the abandon alley and the sounds of people died away, and sounds of fighting became louder. When he reached the opening, Marcus noticed three people fighting, well it was more like two of them were playing with the third.
Stepping closer but staying in the shadows, Marcus watched as young man around mid-twenties dodged another swipe and barely missed being tackled by the other person. The young man laughed and it went straight to Marcus heart. It an addictive sound and Marcus wished he could hear more, but the two attackers renewed their attacks, apparently finished playing with the young man. They attacked at the same and while the man was able to dodge the first one, the second one got him and latched his teeth into the man's neck. Eyes widening then narrowing, Marcus was angry. Vampires were attacking humans in the open and feeding on them? That didn't sit well with him and Marcus made to move when the man gritted his teeth and tore the vampire away. Shocked Marcus stayed where he was and continued to watch. The man fought with renewed vigor even though he was bleeding from the wound on shoulder. Marcus watched has the man face palm the vampire and heard the bones smash, when the man swept the legs from the vampire and broke it's neck. The man must have forgotten about the second vampire until it jumped on the man's back clawing and scratching at him. The man just grunted elbowed the vampire in its rib and once again Marcus the bones crack. Sending the vampire off balance the man leapt up and knocked the vampire onto the ground and swiftly delivering kick to the wind pipe of the vampire breaking the spine and paralyzing the vampire. If Marcus had been shocked before now, at how a seemingly human man could fight and win against a vampire, nothing shocked him more when the man raised his hands and brought the two vampires together in a crumpled heap. Heard a murmur from the enthralling man and fire sprung forth in the shape of a snake and surrounded the two vampires and burned them till nothing was left. With a flick of his wrist, the fire disappeared and the man slumped to the ground.
Marcus rushed forward and caught the enigma before he face planted in the unforgiving ground. Finally getting a good look at the man, Marcus's unneeded breath caught in his throat, the man had beautiful green eyes, even though they were clouded over in pain and weariness they were stunning. His black hair was shaggy coming down to eyes and feathered down to his nape and his skin was golden tan. He looked like a fallen angel all he needed was wings.
"You're not going to attack me either right? Because that would really suck," dark angel said.
Shaking his head, Marcus answered, "No, but you do need help. That bite was venomous."
The angel shallowly laughed, replying, "I've had worse, I just need to sleep it off."
Apparently that last bit of conversation took it out on him, since his eyes rolled backwards and slumped into Marcus arms. Thankful to be a vampire, he picked the limp angel up; who while was still light compare to vampire strength was heavier than a normal human male. Speeding to the castle and into his rooms, Marcus laid his bundle on the bed and moved to undress male. He started by pulling off black boots that were made from the most curious hide and the blood stained and semi torn pants off of slender hips. Moving towards his angel's broad torso, he removed the stained green t-shirt and sucked in another unneeded breath when he looked at the man's chest. It was littered in scars, he recognized some as blade scars, little crescent moons, apparently he hadn't been joking when he said he had worse, and others were curious shapes that no weapon that he knew of made such marks. Marcus went to his bathroom and grabbed a washcloth and warm water.
Sitting on the bed next to the angel, Marcus began to clean the blood and grime from his neck and upper torso where the blood had ran to. Placing the dirty cloth and water on the table beside the bed, and turned to look at the young man. Brushing the soft black hair away from the face Marcus sat as a stone statue keeping watch over his angel, wondering and hoping when he would wake up.
It was three days later when the angel finally stirred, he twitched then cuddled closer into the blankets, before straightening and sitting up. Marcus watched his angel glance around and settle his gaze on him. His angel's mouth quirked and Marcus heard his voice.
"So you are my rescuer? You're cute," the man said.
Not knowing how to answer that statement, Marcus simply introduced himself, "I am Marcus, and I only gave you a safe place to rest. If I may ask, how is it you are not a vampire yet?"
"So Marcus, you're cute and straight forward, I like that. As for why I am not a vampire, it's simple really. I'm a hybrid between two species, and no my cutie, you may not found out yet," the man answered with a wink.
"Can I have your name?" Marcus asked in what he hoped was a normal tone.
The man gave a roguish grin, and replied, "I will for a kiss."
Marcus was flustered on the inside and looked away. This man had already enticed him with his body alone, intrigued him with his fighting and what type of hybrid he was, and now the man was causing him to feel like spring foal. He hasn't felt like this since Didyme, his dead mate. He wanted to know the man's name but he was hesitant to give him a kiss, even though the man was handsome, it didn't mean he wanted to kiss him….Ok…Maybe he did, but would it be worth it? Looking back at the man who was still grinning, Marcus made up his mind and leaned forward to place a quick kiss, but the man had another idea put a hand on Marcus's neck kept him there for a few minutes more, before releasing Marcus.
Marcus sat back stunned, he remembered the last kiss from his Didyme and it was nothing like this chaste kiss. He heard the definitely dark angel speak and focus back on what he was saying.
"I am Harrison With Too Many Last Names Riddle, but you my cutie can call me Harry."
Harry? What a plain name for such a handsome dark angel, maybe he is the devil in disguise.
"So do you mind telling me, where I am at?" Harry asked leaning against the headboard.
Marcus could only stare. Harry look so at home in his bed, relaxing without a care in the world. Unafraid that he was in a vampire's bed, then again he did take care of two vampires on his own. So maybe he didn't have to be scared. Harry looked like he belonged in Marcus's bed. The weird thing was that Marcus could easily imagine snuggling right up against him lay there for hours content. In all of his years, he has never felt this comfortable or compelled with another person besides Didyme.
With a mental shake, Marcus informed him, "You are in my chambers located inside the Volturi Castle."
Marcus watched as the Harry's eyes widen for a moment before his eyes slid to off half lidded and a lazy smile appeared.
"So, you are Marcus, part of the ruling trio, Volturi. You have made my job significantly easier."
Marcus frowned his job? Was Harry just using him?
"I can tell you are confused, let me clarify," Harry stated as slid out of the bed and stood before Marcus in his full naked glory and said, "I am Lord Gryffindor Black, and my father Lord Slytherin Riddle otherwise known as Lord Voldemort has requested an audience with the Volturi," Harry ended with a flourishing bow, but never once lowered his eyes from Marcus.
Marcus thought back trying to thinking of anyone requesting to see them. Marcus's eye widen when Aro had told them about a request written on parchment with an elegant script signed as The Dark Lord, Lord Voldemort. Aro had scoffed and told them that if people were going to joke with him, then he would joke right back and had granted the request but left out all details of how to find them.
Marcus normally tried to refrain from cursing, but at this moment it called for it, "Oh fuck."
Harry had stood up from his bow with a smirk and said, "Indeed."
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Twenty-three years later, the "Thelma & Louise" selfie is getting an update!
"Inventors of the #selfie at it again. #ThelmaAndLouise," Susan Sarandon Tweeted, also posting a photo of herself and Geena Davis.
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-- Susan Sarandon (@SusanSarandon) June 19, 2014
The Tweeted photo also included a still from the 1991 movie of the actresses posing for a Polaroid selfie.
Susan, 67, and Geena, 58, are looking great in the shot - if only their co-star Brad Pitt had been there to join in!
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I got a job as a social worker in Essex in 1977. I did not see myself then as joining local government. But 36 years later as I retire, I feel intensely loyal to the people and the issues of councils.
I share this piece with Becky Skellett who has just started her career. She is optimistic, enthusiastic and keen. Just as I was, though I doubt I was as clever or well motivated.
I actually started just before the 1970s retrenchment but it made no impression on me. I was full of zeal for my radical profession. I was intolerant of my betters and elders. I certainly never thought to consider where the budget came from, though I complained it was not enough.
Of course it now seems a slower and simpler age before technology quickened the pace and enhanced accountability made folk more nervous.
Then promotion for some (I was lucky) was expected and competition probably less aggressive. A certain degree of maverick behaviour was tolerated (in my case longish hair and white shoes worn to court).
I was a male graduate, armed with a newly minted social work qualification. In a workforce of older, unqualified women this made me exotic. I was in turns mothered and teased.
I remember being unkind and intolerant of my line manager who in the Autumn of his career chose to ignore my brilliant plans for doing things differently. He should have slapped me down. Today's workplace is, I think, more permissive of opinions, yet still essentially hierarchical.
Professional practice now is thankfully so much better than then. My current front-line staff are better trained, better supported, have smaller caseloads and operate within clearer expectations.
I had no dealings with councillors for years. I started in a county, and the headquarters work seemed on another planet. I was not to know then I would spend nearly all of my waking hours in the second half of my career in and amongst members.
In-house training then was patchy though I was lucky to be allowed to do a two year day release for a diploma in management. I learnt some management theory, realised not all councils were the same and met my wife, so it was pretty useful.
These days training is more systematic and better delivered. Newer entrants come with greater expectations of self development, which is helpful.
When I joined local government, graduate entry pay was fair but the presumed deal was still that you settled for security but modest rewards. As proper standards for local government became more codified it became more obvious which councils were succeeding and which failing. We also had a generation of career graduate entrants like me who reached senior office early.
This gave rise to a new professional elite who were proven to be competent, had career miles left in them and looked attractive as an option if standards had to be raised or maintained.
This elite came to be well paid-far better paid than their predecessors and probably the best paid, best pensioned generation of public servants ever. But certainly when I started this simply did not figure as a career consideration.
Now a wise local government entrant might want to calculate career progression chances and most private sector careers will still reward the best better, and the average just as well.
And so would I recommend a local government career to today's graduates? With a daughter half way through expensive university this feels a real issue.
But I am inspired by Becky's enthusiasm. She is learning fast and doing an important job. It is just how I felt 36 years ago. I reckon Becky's story is a fine advertisement and my career shows how persistence and effort can take even modestly skilled people a long way.
Local government has had and will have its ups and downs but I still recommend it to anyone who is interested in their fellow citizens; can work in teams and has a social conscience. That's not everybody but in my experience it covers a lot of people.
Becky Skellett says …
As I begin my career next to someone who has reached the highest stature of theirs, I am reminded of the resilience and continuity that makes up the heart of local government. Like Derek, it's hard to pinpoint beyond serendipity what brought me into local government, the more I look back at my career and personal feats to date, I can see that for a student nominated ' Most likely to Save the World' in her university year-book. My choice of paths shouldn't be that surprising. I was heavily involved in charity, welfare and student politics at Durham university, I really should have anticipated that pursuing a career in the city after graduating would be an unfulfilling experience.
I was torn between a longing for 'meaningful' work and an apprehension of the red tape of the public sector, let alone of the town hall. Knowing that a career serving society drove my interests, I joined the Local Government Association's graduate programme in October 2012 expecting to be met with organisational behaviour that was resistant to the dramatic changes the sector faced; localism was still trying to be interpreted, there were cuts, there were redundancies, but there was also innovation.
Tremendous service redesign has been borne from the challenges facing local government today. The birth of the tri-borough and bi-borough shared service model is a proud legacy of Derek's leadership and is the clearest example of the innovation that can be born from change.
Ashamedly, looking back I didn't really know the reach of local government and the hundreds of ways in which we interact and shape people and places. The term multifaceted even feels understated when considering local government and the 'five Ps' that need to be considered in each decision; politics, people, policy, place and partnerships. The role of local government is truly irreplaceable and increasingly dynamic in making effective and sustainable solutions to local problems.
Following a first six month placement in economic development I have taken on a one year role managing a project on behalf of the Home Office's Prevent Strategy, aiming to stop individuals becoming attracted to violent extremism and terrorism. Thirty-six years ago would a young Derek sporting his Saturday Night Fever attire have been surprised to hear that counter terrorism would be a local government duty? I think so, but it's a sign of emerging community needs that can only be met with a localised approach.
Do I see myself continuing a career in local government? At present, it's an ardent yes. I may be preaching to the converted, but I feel I am lucky to have a career that allows me to get out of bed on a cold winter's morning knowing that I am making a positive difference to the lives of others.
If after 36 years of service I can look back like Derek and reflect as proudly at my own career, I will be an extremely fulfilled public servant. There is no other sector as resilient and solution-focused as local government. Playing a part in that is not only an enthralling experience, but in itself a privilege.
Derek Myers: former joint chief executive of RB Kensington and Chelsea, and LB Hammersmith and Fulham (retired) and Rebecca Skellett: National Graduate trainee (raring to go).
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The words don't go much beyond "I whip my hair back and forth, I whip my hair back and forth, I whip it real good," and true, the production values, choreography and hair styling are the very best money can buy, but it's catchy and meaningless and girlish and fun.
Willow isn't wearing a ton of makeup (aside from in her hair, that is); her eyebrows look brushed but not plucked; basically, she just looks like the privileged but hip 9-year-old she is. A kid having fun. And here, for the little kid in us all, is the Muppet take on it.
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BeschreibungMonte Carlo methods are numerical methods based on random sampling and quasi-Monte Carlo methods are their deterministic versions. This volume contains the refereed proceedings of the Second International Conference on Monte Carlo and Quasi-Monte Carlo Methods in Scientific Computing which was held at the University of Salzburg (Austria) from July 9--12, 1996. The conference was a forum for recent progress in the theory and the applications of these methods. The topics covered in this volume range from theoretical issues in Monte Carlo and simulation methods, low-discrepancy point sets and sequences, lattice rules, and pseudorandom number generation to applications such as numerical integration, numerical linear algebra, integral equations, binary search, global optimization, computational physics, mathematical finance, and computer graphics. These proceedings will be of interest to graduate students and researchers in Monte Carlo and quasi-Monte Carlo methods, to numerical analysts, and to practitioners of simulation methods.
InhaltsverzeichnisInvited Papers.- A Comparison of Some Monte Carlo and Quasi Monte Carlo Techniques for Option Pricing.- Monte Carlo Methods: A Powerful Tool of Statistical Physics.- Binary Search Trees Based on Weyl and Lehmer Sequences.- A Survey of Quadratic and Inversive Congruential Pseudorandom Numbers.- A Look at Multilevel Splitting.- On the Distribution of Digital Sequences.- Random Number Generators and Empirical Tests.- The Algebraic-Geometry Approach to Low-Discrepancy Sequences.- Contributed Papers.- A Monte Carlo Estimator Based on a State Space Decomposition Methodology for Flow Network Reliability.- Monte Carlo and Quasi-Monte Carlo Algorithms for a Linear Integro-Differential Equation.- A Numerical Approach for Determination of Sources in Reactive Transport Equations.- Monte Carlo Algorithms for Calculating Eigenvalues.- Construction of Digital Nets from BCH-Codes.- Discrepancy Lower Bounds for Special Quasi-Random Sequences.- Computing Discrepancies Related to Spaces of Smooth Periodic Functions.- On Correlation Analysis of Pseudorandom Numbers.- Quasi-Monte Carlo, Discrepancies and Error Estimates.- The Quasi-Random Walk.- Comparison of Independent and Stratified Sampling Schemes in Problems of Global Optimization.- The Rate of Convergence to a Stable Law for the Random Sum of IID Random Variables.- Some Bounds on the Figure of Merit of a Lattice Rule.- Quasi-Monte Carlo Integration of Digitally Smooth Functions by Digital Nets.- Weak Limits for the Diaphony.- Quasi-Monte Carlo Simulation of Random Walks in Finance.- Error Estimation for Quasi-Monte Carlo Methods.- Shift-Nets: A New Class of Binary Digital (tms)-Nets.- General Sequential Sampling Techniques for Monte Carlo Simulations: Part I - Matrix Problems.- Quasi-Monte Carlo Methods for Integral Equations.- Quadratic Congruential Generators with Odd Composite Modulus.- A New Permutation Choice in Halton Sequences.- Optimal U-Type Designs.
Untertitel: Proceedings of a Conference at the University of Salzburg, Austria, July 9-12, 1996. 'Lecture Notes in Statistics'. 1998. Auflage. Book. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: Springer
Erscheinungsdatum: November 1997
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Disaster management is the preparation for, mitigation of, response to, and recovery from adverse events that transcend 'regular' emergencies while political philosophy asks the 'big' questions about power in society -- who gets what, and why? And when a fatal disease without a known cure moves rapidly from human to human it's not just about food supplies and First Aid Kits -- the question of who gets what, and why, becomes central.
Respecting differences is rightfully Canada's claim to fame in the world, but that is not enough to guide this place to its fullest potential. Canadians cannot -- and should not -- embrace any particular race, language, or religion as their national marker, but they can and should embrace their country. Such an embrace constitutes a commitment to the people who share this land and, indeed, to the land itself. Canadians can put aside the fear that flying the Maple Leaf too high may yield a sudden intolerance in the ship's hull. It won't.
Spreading money around for things like community centres, water treatment plants, and social housing is a common practice for the federal government, and is rarely met with opposition. It's hard to oppose dedicating money to good causes. However, those are clearly issues of provincial and municipal responsibility.
Any Prime Minister in his sixth year in office and nine years as party leader has to start looking at his legacy. What will he be leaving Canada with when down the road he decides to leave? Up until this point it was his performance on the economic front that was the strongest item, now how he performs and whether or not he can keep Canada together will also be part of his legacy.
The advent of a PQ government in Quebec is both a challenge and an opportunity for Canada. This is a time for renewed national leadership that reaches out to Canadians to offers an overarching vision for Canada in the 21st century -- one where a strong federal government works with the provinces. I look forward to working with Quebecers and all Canadians to build a 21st century Canada -- one Canada, for all Canadians.
The "national energy strategy" recently debated by the provincial premiers is going nowhere fast, not least because the "national" part is completely meaningless. If one province needs the cooperation of another province, for example, to export power or resources across provincial boundaries -- pipelines from Alberta, hydro power from Newfoundland -- this is a matter to be resolved by the affected provinces, not Ottawa.


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Diggy looked up in between the blood drips. He subconsciously moved slightly to the left but still endured the kick to his ribs. Blood dripped to the group and he was breathing heavily. He was losing and he didn't know what to do. He felt pain covered his body. He saw a light flashed and then another punch to his face. He looked up and saw another man punching the guy in the green hoodie. The men were distracted and Diggy pulled himself to the brick wall. He couldn't see, he knew his eyes were badly bruised because everything had a red tint.
Kel charged at the man in the green hoodie. The man in the red hoodie punched Kel in his chest. Kel slammed the green hooded man into the brick wall. He lost his breath. He double decked the man in the red and smashed him into his knee. Blood dripped on Kel's jeans.
The two guys ran off into the distance. Diggy was badly beaten. They stole his shoes and his white dress shirt was ripped and barely hanging off him. He laid there afraid and shaken.
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Kel said, "Demetreus, its me? Mikhael!"
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Kel uttered, "I'm sorry."
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Kel said, "Please let me take you."
Diggy was still reluctant to move.
Diggy softly whispered, "I'm okay now..."
Kel watched Diggy try to stand up. He held his rib cage as he leaned against the wall. Then his legs gave out and he fell back into the same place.
Diggy hoarsely said, "I got myself in this mess (inhaled) I did drink too much (exhale) and then all my friends left me. I did this to myself."
Kel got on his knees and said, "Please let me?"
Diggy wiped his arm that was covered in blood with his shirt. Kel wiped Diggy's tear. Diggy started to cry harder. Kel took Diggy in his arms and pick him up. Kel saw his jeans ripped.
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Diggy cried, "it's bad."
Kel wiped some of the stones from his back.
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A proposed bill has already cleared the California State Assembly, where it passed May 30 in a unanimous vote, 74-0 and is now headed to the state Senate (a similar bill passed the Assembly in 2006 but died in the Senate committees before it could be voted on).
Managers, photographers, acting coaches and other professionals in the entertainment industry that happen to represent minors would be required to prove they're not registered sex offenders under the law if the bill passes. At least one-third of the people on California's registry were convicted of a crime in which they didn't come into physical contact with anyone, claimed Janice Bellucci, president of the group California Reform Sex Offenders Laws. "There are individuals on the registry whose offense occurred more than 50 years ago and there are many people whose offenses had nothing to do with children," she stated. "It's just too broad."
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