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PROVIDENCE – While possession and trafficking in sexually explicit images of children – kiddie porn or child pornography – is illegal, it is not against the law in Rhode Island if an adult sends or gives sexually explicit images of adults to a child.
Attorney General Peter Kilmartin is moving to close what he calls "a gaping hole in the state's Internet safety and child protection laws.
BELLINGHAM - For the first time in four years, there will be no shepherds, angels or wise men this weekend re-enacting the birth of Jesus in the parking lot of the First Baptist Church on South Main Street.
Every year, during the weekend before Christmas, the small church performs a living Nativity outside on their church grounds, but the threat of rain on Sunday has forced the church to cancel this year's event.
WOONSOCKET – Sometimes it takes a little bit of fun to learn an important lesson, and the students at Citizens Elementary School found that out on Thursday when Mr. Deep Positivity took on the problem of bullying during a rally in their school auditorium.
The rapping educator from Providence, a.k.a. James McBride and 2003 Rhode Island Big Brother of the Year, used his songs and supportive and optimistic outlook to encourage the students to take a stand against bullying.
What do you get for the person who has everything this holiday season? How about a municipal street sign-you know, the real McCoy, straight from the city of Woonsocket. And it's all for a good cause, says Mayor Lisa Baldelli-Hunt: The Milk Fund. "These signs will make a great gift of decoration for anyone's home, office, or place of business, and the proceeds will help a very worthy charity,"the mayor said. The city will be selling the old green-and-white signs for $10 each.They're available because the city is in the process of replacing them.
WOONSOCKET — A threatened lawsuit against the Place Jolicoeur war memorial's location on city property sparked a controversy last year that rankled local veterans groups and spurred a fundraising drive that included the selling of replica white crosses still found at many homes around the city.
The potential for a legal challenge of the monument originally created to honor city resident William Jolicoeur following his death in France during World War I came in the form of a letter to the city from Wisconsin-based Freedom from Religion Foundation (FFRF) in the spring of 2012.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – Alert to bad guys: K9 cop Joery is on patrol, and when he takes a bite out of crime, he really does use his teeth.
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CUMBERLAND – A Diamond Hill Road couple just barely escaped a fast-moving fire in their home Monday night that sadly claimed the lives of their two dogs and a cat, according to firefighters.
David and Marianne Alger had been asleep in the upper level of their two-story home just before 11:15 p.m. when they woke to find the attached downstairs family room on fire, North Cumberland Fire Chief Brian Jackvony said Tuesday.
WOONSOCKET — The Woonsocket Education Department just got another allotment of state money to bring back a full-day kindergarten program in September 2014.
The R.I. Department of Education announced Monday it had released $72,928 to the WED under the Full-Day Kindergarten Accessibility Act, passed by the General Assembly in 2012.
"We're really thrilled RIDE has faith enough that Woonsocket's leaders will do right by the children of the city," said Schools Supt. Giovanna Donoyan.
WOONSOCKET — John R. Dionne of Woonsocket has been selected to be inducted into the Rhode Island Heritage Hall of Fame, RIHHF President Dr. Patrick T. Conley and RIHHF board member Albert R. Beauparlant have announced.
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The Thomas Jefferson Center has released its annual Muzzle Awards, given to groups and individuals accused of stopping free speech
There are nine winners this year, although none of them are from this area.
One of the winners is a school board in Pennsylvania that banned a children's book called "The Dirty Cowboy", because the book has drawings of a mostly-nude cowboy.
Clay Hansen with the Thomas Jefferson Center points out that isn't the only school on the list.
"A kindergarten in Oklahoma City who sent a kid behind a tree to change his shirt because he came in wearing a University of Michigan t-shirt, but the dress code said you could only wear shirts that supported Oklahoma colleges, so unless you were rooting for the home team, you were out of line."
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Dinero's status with the organization is currently in limbo as he has not appeared on television since the culmination of his several month feud with Devon at Genesis. He was asked when he will be returning to television.
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The consortium of professional instructors at Fred Astaire Dance Studios, which was cofounded by the legendary toe tapper himself, shepherds students of all ages and skill levels through lessons that span the style spectrum. Low-pressure private sessions allow enthusiastic teachers to fine-tune individual students' techniques and form, using their expert eyes and mechanical dancing shoes preprogrammed to do the Charleston. Patrons can learn how to cavort through classic waltz and foxtrot romps or swivel through the modern steps of salsa, swing, or samba. For dancers hoping to hoof it up in a social setting, the group practice parties provide a one-night extravaganza of instruction, demonstrations, and amateur firewalking.
THE POINTE DANCE ARTS in Hoover is proud to be regarded as the Birmingham area's most respected dance school. Our studio provides a fun, family-friendly environment in which your child will learn, laugh, and grow with us for years to come.
Rhythm N Motion's adult classes, which welcome dancers of all experience levels and backgrounds, include hip-hop fusion, ballroom, and burlesque strip aerobics. Burn calories and mold muscles with burlesque strip aerobics, a total-body workout that emphasizes fun, flirtation, and fitness set to old-school jazz music (no clothes are shed in the class). Ballroom 101 classes teach new techniques every week, regularly featuring the social swirls and shimmies of the tango, hustle, waltz, and foxtrot, and you don't need a partner. Classes are one hour long and are generally held on weekday evenings; click here to see the schedule.
Tonya Speed's Dance Connection has connected restless feet with inspiring rhythms for more than 20 years in a fun and encouraging atmosphere. During one-hour Zumba classes, one of the studio's seasoned instructors coaxes shy dance muscles and hesitant limbs to sway, stomp, and groove to exotic Latin and international music. The sessions, limited to 20 participants, can decrease stress and shake off pesky shoulder anvils. Students should come in fitness attire and comfortable tennis shoes for the upbeat full-body workouts, designed to incinerate calories, drop pounds, increase energy levels, and pound unruly floorboards back into place. Zumba participants must be 12 years of age or older.
The Kinesthetic Cue Dance Club's instructors coach novice and experienced dancers in ballroom, Latin, and swing dance styles. Private lessons pair a sure-footed teacher with either an individual or a couple, helping to refine technique and posture with personalized instruction on styles ranging from rumba to foxtrot. Throughout the week, 50-minute group classes explore various dances, with Monday sessions for beginning students, Thursday sessions for intermediate dancers, and Friday sessions for extras from West Side Story. The more advanced group classes assume that attendees are familiar with the basic steps and begin to introduce floor-management techniques as well as leading and following skills. The studio also hosts a weekly dance party, where pupils mingle with the other students, the class instructors, and the neighborhood choreographers in an alcohol- and smoke-free environment while practicing their newly learned skills.:m]]
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One of the city's historical buildings is about to get a face-lift. Charlottesville Mayor David Brown spoke of the restoration of the once-grand Jefferson School that sits right in the heart of downtown Charlottesville.
Brown said that "one of the interesting and exciting things that's on the horizon is the renovation of the Jefferson School. It's the historic African American school in Charlottesville started in 1926, and one of the first high schools in Virginia for African Americans." Unfortunately, it is currently in disrepair.
Brown said that the building hasn't been used since the pre-school moved out a couple of years ago, but a lot of Charlottesville has been asking about restoration.
"The Jefferson Alumni and The Jefferson School Task Force have worked hard to get a plan to renovate it. The city has set aside significant money for this renovation, we've got an architect and last week we made some preliminary plans which are exciting...maybe partnering with the library, maybe partnering with Piedmont; it's certainly going to have a cultural center to commemorate the African American experience in Charlottesville," he explained.
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Second Greek bailout will see almost two-thirds of Greek debt taxpayer-owned by 2014
Crucially, the cost of a Greek default to the European economy will only increase with time. Most importantly, via the bail-outs, so-called official sector (taxpayer-backed) loans are gradually replacing private sector loans. We estimate that today each household in the eurozone underwrites €535 in Greek debt (through loan guarantees). However, by 2014 and following a second bailout, this will have increased to a staggering €1,450 per household. The cost to European taxpayers of what looks like an inevitable Greek default will therefore increase radically in the next few years, making a second bail-out far more contentious than any of the previous eurozone rescue packages.
Open Europe economic analyst Raoul Ruparel said,
"A second Greek bail-out is almost certain to result in outright losses for taxpayers further down the road because, even with the help of additional money, Greece remains likely to default within the next few years. Another bailout will also increase the cost of a Greek default, transferring a far bigger chunk of the burden from private investors to taxpayers."
"EU leaders are playing with fire by putting yet another bailout package on the table. Far from uniting Europe, a second Greek bailout will simply spur on the growing divisions between the EU's north and south. Taxpayers in richer countries resent underwriting foreign governments' debt, while citizens in the eurozone's south are growing increasingly hostile to EU-mandated austerity measures. How this tension will play out in future is anyone's guess."
"Although the uncertainty associated with such an exercise shouldn't be underestimated, EU leaders should plan for a full, orderly restructuring, which would deal with Greece's massive debt burden, as soon as possible. However, an honest discussion also needs to be had about whether Greece can realistically remain within the eurozone."
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Executive summary:
- EU member states have in total amassed quantifiable exposure to Greece of €311bn (via their banking sectors, the bail-out packages and the ECB's liquidity programme). France and Germany have exposure of €82bn and €84bn respectively, while the UK only has €10.35bn exposure – although this figure is misleadingly low, as Britain's huge exposure to other European banks leaves it vulnerable to any escalation of the crisis in Greece through indirect exposure and undermined market confidence.
- On the surface, the interconnectivity of Europe's economies and banking sector may seem like an argument in favour of another bail-out. In a best case scenario, to carry Greece over until 2014 a second bail-out would have to cover a funding gap of at least €122 billion, in addition to the money the country is already receiving from its first rescue package. This assumes a scenario in which Greece can make good on its deficit targets and privatisation commitments. However, it is far from clear that Greece will meet these targets, not least given domestic resistance to more austerity measures. Therefore, the country's funding gap leading up to 2014 could well be in the area of €166bn, potentially requiring Greece to make a third request for external aid.
- Despite a second Greek bail-out being EU leaders' preferred option, it is only likely to increase the economic and political cost of the eurozone crisis. No country in modern economic history has faced similar debt levels to those of Greece – a debt-to-GDP ratio above 150% - and avoided a default. Even with the help of a second bail-out and a debt rollover, Greece is still likely to default within the next few years, as the country's poor growth prospects and growing debt burden mean that it will be unable to fund itself post-2014.
- It is therefore better for Greece to restructure its debt as soon as possible. Then an honest discussion needs to be had about whether the country can realistically stay inside the eurozone. A restructuring of Greek debt would require the eurozone to enter unchartered territory – and it is impossible to fully identify all the consequences of such a move. However, these doubts will very much remain even under a second bail-out – the various uncertainties associated with the bail-out packages and attached conditions mean that the threat of an eventual default will not go away in any case.
- The cost of restructuring will also increase with time, as Greece's debt burden will only rise over the next few years. To bring down Greece's debt to sustainable levels today, half of it would need to be written off. In 2014, two-thirds of Greece's debt will need to be written off to have the same effect, meaning a radical increase in the cost to creditors.
- Unfortunately, this is a debt crisis and someone will have to take losses. We estimate that the first round effects of a 50% write down on Greece's debt would cost the European economy between €123bn - €144bn (uncertainty regarding the ECB's exposure accounts for the range). Of this cost, €23.55bn would be a direct cost to taxpayers through bilateral loans under the first Greek bailout as well as indirect costs of between €44.5bn - €65.75bn via ECB guarantees. €28bn will be absorbed by Greek banks, while €27bn by other private investors. However, these are only first round losses. It cannot be emphasised enough that the main cost from a debt restructuring comes in the form of contagion and the knock-on effects of losses throughout the European banking system.
- Although this is a substantial cost, we estimate that in 2014 following a second bailout, a haircut of 69% would be needed, equal to €175bn, to reach the same debt level. Even more critically, via the bail-outs, so-called official sector (taxpayer-backed) loans are gradually replacing private sector exposure. We estimate that, under a second bailout, the share of Greece's debt underwritten by foreign taxpayers (via the EU, ECB and the IMF) will go from 26% today to a massive 64% in 2014. Put differently, each household in the eurozone today underwrites €535 in Greek debt – by 2014 and following a second bailout, this will have increased to a staggering €1,450 per household. On top of this, there are also numerous European banks which are largely taxpayer owned which have significant exposure to Greece (for example the Belgian-French Dexia and German Hypo Real Estate). This makes a second Greek bail-out far more politically contentious than any of the existing rescue packages, given the likelihood of debt write-downs with taxpayers footing a huge chunk of the bill.
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Juniper, one of Britain's oldest plants, is the key ingredient to one of the nation's favourite drinks – gin and tonic.
However the gin-giving plant faces extinction in Sussex due to excessive rabbit grazing and a lack of habitat – leaving just a handful of them left in our countryside.
It's also under threat from the new and deadly Phytophthora austrocedrae disease, which infects the plant through its roots and causes foliage reduction and death.
To help save the tiny surviving population of juniper plants on Steyning Coombe, drinks manufacturer No.3 London Dry Gin has given a £1,000 grant to Steyning Downland Scheme – a charity which cares for the plants at the site near Lancing.
The charity is working with international organisation Plantlife to help protect the plants and will use the cash to build protective fencing around the remaining few in the county.
Tim Wilkins, species recovery coordinator at Plantlife, said: "Juniper has been steadily declining over the last few decades and without action now, it actually faces extinction across West Sussex and much of lowland England within 50 years.
"Such a calamity would represent more than the loss of a single plant type – it supports more than 40 species of insect and fungus that cannot survive without it.
"Plantlife has launched various juniper conservation projects across the UK but, especially with this new disease threat, we're absolutely thrilled that No.3 is bolstering our efforts in these ways."
It is thought the remaining plants near Lancing are the only of their kind in the whole of West and East Sussex.
The Sussex Wildlife Trust said the last record it held of a juniper plant in East Sussex dated back to a single plant in Hadlow Down, near Uckfield, in 2008, and in Ringmer in 2001.
A spokeswoman said: "They were single plants which were probably planted so they wouldn't have been able to breed."
Despite this, No.3 London Dry Gin hopes its cash injection will preserve juniper's future in West Sussex.
Mike Mackenzie, of No.3, said: "Juniper is very much at the heart of No.3, so it's appropriate that we support Plantlife's activities in these ways.
"Their work in this area of conservation is second to none and we're hopeful of healthy days ahead for West Sussex's juniper."
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The havoc humans have wreaked on our fellow species may be our undoing
By Philip Hoare
6:00PM GMT 11 Mar 2014
In the aftermath of the recent storms that have done so much to reshape the soft coast of southern England, I found a dead guillemot on the beach. It had died, like hundreds of others, from a combination of exhaustion, hunger and the unseen effects of pollution. As it lay there in the shingle, with its plump white belly and black back, stubby wings and leathery webbed feet, it resembled a northern penguin; an exotic bit of flotsam washed ashore from some far ocean, rather than the English Channel.
In one of the most affecting chapters in her remarkable book, American journalist Elizabeth Kolbert brings us face to face with the guillemot's long lost relative: the great auk. During its brief acquaintance with humans – from the 16th century to the mid 19th – the auk, the original "penguin", was so numerous that large flocks thronged entire outcrops of Iceland and Newfoundland.
These flightless birds, like the dodos, were ready for the taking, providing meat and mattress stuffing. "You do not give yourself the trouble of killing them," reported an English sailor, "but lay hold of one and pluck the best… You then turn the poor penguin adrift, with his skin half naked and torn off, to perish at his leisure."
The last hapless auk perished one June evening in 1844, strangled by Icelandic hunters. It joined a long line of animals driven to extinction by man, a line that is getting longer than the queue for a secret concert by Prince. By the latest estimation, one third of reef corals, one third of freshwater molluscs, one third of sharks and rays, a fifth of all reptiles, a quarter of all mammals and a sixth of all birds will go the way of the auk this century.
Oddly enough, extinction is a relatively new concept as far as humans are concerned – contemporaneous, ironically, with the Industrial Revolution that triggered our current period of global warming
. It wasn't until the 1790s that the French naturalist Georges Cuvier began to consider the provenance of fossilised megafaunas, wondering why these large beasts no longer stalked the Earth. By 1800, Cuvier had assembled a "fossil zoo" of 23 species that had existed in "a world previous to ours".
Such evidence of mass extinction was slow to find supporters. Even Darwin was equivocal: "As we do not see the cause, we invoke cataclysms to desolate the world!" It wasn't until the 1970s, when an American geologist, Walter Alvarez, found a narrow clay layer in the strata of an Italian hilltop, that the cause of the last great extinction was confirmed: a giant asteroid ended the Cretaceous period – and killed three quarters of all known species.
"The worst day ever on planet Earth" also gave us our evolutionary chance. "The reason this book is being written by a hairy biped, rather than a scaly one, has more to do with dinosaurian misfortune than with any particular mammalian virtue."
Now, in our new era of the Anthropocene, we apes have used our skills to wreak havoc, despite the fact that our "great works" will be reduced to a future sedimentary layer the thickness of a cigarette paper.
Kolbert is a witty, deft writer with an eye for vivid colour. She takes us from sun-blistered desert islands on the Great Barrier Reef to the sopping Peruvian jungle, where she joins her guides chewing coca leaves to sustain her Andean trudge. But her most urgent warning is about the condition of our oceans.
Since the advent of the Industrial Revolution, the carbon dioxide absorbed by the sea has increased by 30 per cent. The specific result of this is to prevent calcifiers – animals from corals to bivalves, and even some plants – from forming their structures, with disastrous effects for the marine food chain.
The acidifying oceans mean that all coral reefs – which support up to nine million other species – will have dissolved within 50 years
. Does that matter? It depends on what value you place on our world.
Natural history – from moas to the great whales, from Neanderthals to Hawaiian crows – bears witness to our voracious dominion, and shows how we have sowed the seeds of our own destruction. Kolbert concludes with a quote from the ecologist Paul Ehrlich: "In pushing other species to extinction, humanity is busy sawing off the limb on which it perches." Hers is a deadly message, delivered in elegant prose, and we can't afford to ignore it.
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Recommendations @ Vertical Wine Bistro?
- bassbiz Jan 28, 2007 10:10 AM
Thinking about going to Vertical Wine Bistro either before or after the Morrissey show on Friday night at the Civic, any recommendations on any specific plates to try out or what shines the most on their wine list? Also, my pal isnt much of a wine drinker, does anyone know if they happen to have a full bar or serve beer?
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We went to Vertical recently and had a great time. I particularly enjoyed the fig poppers (which were date poppers when we visited, stuffed with blue cheese and wrapped in serrano ham); prawns with capers, raisins and pine nuts; the sirloin burger; and the pulled pork. The trio of fritters, as good as they sound, are nothing to write home about.
The flights of wine (22 of them) are fun. Some are really expensive but there are offerings at all price ranges.
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The really expensive flights turn out to be the best deals. 3 pricey Burgundies, are $21. Probably works out to no great bargain per ounce, but who is going to pay $55 per bottle to try them otherwise? Same with some of the California Pinot Noirs, Riojas, and Big Deal Cal Cabs ($42 for 3 tastes with the average bottle coming in at over $100). It is the only place I have ever had the Williams Selyem Pinots, which are available only by mailing list ($35 with bottles averaging ~$120, when you can find them). Not for everyone, but a great experience if you have wanted to see what the wine hype for some of these vintners is all about.
i havent tried it personally, but i read on yelp from a lot of people that they really enjoyed the scallops and the skirt steak
I would NOT get the cheese plate (very boring)
I had a pork dish - very good. Fig poppers that night were also date - very filling, but I found myself wishing they were figs. I would get them again.
Thanks for all the recommendations. Went last night, were very luck to get the last table in the lounge/bar area right on the spot. Very nice, warm and inviting interior, though really could care less for the plasma playing sports in the lounge. Wanted a very light and simple meal since we only had about an hour or so before the show.
Got some mixed cocktails instead of wine, very strong, I was taken back by the first few sips, got our money's worth on the booze, no doubt.
Had the shoestring fries, which were surprisingly good, especially the chipotle sauce but didnt care much for the homemade ketchup, a little too watery. Wanted some form of a salad so we just went with the butter lettuce and red leaf, dijon vinagrette, very heavy on the mustard but very little vinegar, lol. Up until that point, we still did not get our drinks, btw, not even an offer of water, which would have been nice to wash down the fries and bread with!
Finally about 20 minutes after ordering, drinks arrive and another 15 minutes later, the pulled pork dish, which was downright heavenly.
We ended the night with the gelato platter, which every flavor was flippin fantastic.
For 3 plates, 1 dessert and 2 mixed cocktails, total came to about $61.00, not including the tip.
I'd definetly got back but I need to make sure I go with a reservation so I can try out dining in the main room, I felt awful waiting around constantly for service, while people were just hounding around your table, waiting to get your seat.
Had a nice Valentine's Day meal at the couch in the bar area.
Fig poppers: tasted good but there was a little too much contrast between sweet and salty to me.
Polenta with parmesan cheese: very good
Snapper stew with pork and clams: very good, and I'm not a big snapper fan
Lamb sirloin with potato: excellent, my favorite
Wine prices are OK for a restaurant of this level, good stuff (i.e. Spanish tempranillo, Au Bon Climat Pinot Noir) can be had for $7-8/glass.
$90 + tip for 4 dishes and 4 glasses of wine
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HANOI (ILO News) – The Executive Director of UN Women and Chair of the Social Protection Floor Advisory Group, former Chilean President Michelle Bachelet, has called for a global social protection floor, as "the first line of defense" for families and economies against the impact of economic crises and an effective means of achieving the Millennium Development Goals.
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Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette said Thursday that a Toledo woman who allegedly pocketed approximately $2.1 million from the United Catholic Credit Union (UCCU) in Michigan has been charged with Bank Embezzlement and Racketeering.
Both are felonies punishable by up to 20 years in prison.
Schuette charged Broadway after a routine examination by the Office of Financial and Insurance Regulation (OFIR) revealed that a substantial amount of certificates of deposit (CD's) went un-recorded on the credit union's books.
"Michigan families deserve to know that their money is safe when they make deposits into licensed financial institutions," said Schuette. "Our office will continue to work with OFIR to ensure that criminals attempting to manipulate the system are brought to justice."
Sharon Broadway, 61, is charged with embezzling approximately $2.1 million from UCCU, which is in Temperance, since 1985. It is alleged that as manager, secretary, board member and sole employee of UCCU, Broadway was able to keep her crimes hidden for years using a complex money laundering scheme involving multiple aliases and forged checks. According to the charges, Broadway used the embezzled money as her personal funds.
OFIR closed UCCU in August 2012 and appointed the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) as receiver. The NCUA insures credit union deposits much the same way the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) insures bank deposits, therefore no UCCU depositors lost money.
Broadway was arraigned on November 15, 2012 on one count of Financial Institution Embezzlement, a 20-year felony, and one count of Racketeering, also a 20-year felony, before Chief Judge Jack Vitale in Monroe County's 1st District Court. Broadway was released on a $10,000 personal recognizance bond. Broadway waived her right to a preliminary exam and is next due in court for an Arraignment on the Information in 38th Circuit Court on Dec. 7, 2012.
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About this title: Gregory Underwood is an idealistic teacher whose head is full of the columns of the liberal magazines he religiously reads. He feels he is a citizen of the world, but he does most of his living inside his head. Voluptuous music teacher Belle is crazy about him and determined to engage him in an adult relationship. But Gregory is infatuated with one of his brighter students, Frances. Inspired by Gregory's teaching, Frances gets involved in a campaign against global injustice and in particular against a suspected arms dealer and local businessman, Fraser Rowan. When she tries to get Gregory involved, his moral pomposity is put to the test. Gönül Dönmez-Colin, Rovi
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AAUW's Tech Trek inspires career dreams, college plans
By Elizabeth Marie Himchak
Building robots, bridges and making a documentary were just some activities Rancho Bernardo and Poway incoming eighth-grade girls experienced at Tech Trek.
The annual science and math camp for girls organized by American Association of University Women was held June 23-29 at the University of California, San Diego. Similar camps are held at other California universities with the goal of encouraging girls' enthusiasm for science-related education and careers in high school, college and beyond.
According to the Tech Trek website, AAUW started the camps in 1998 to counteract the trend of girls shying away from math and science achievement in favor of being socially accepted by peers.
Selected by the AAUW Rancho Bernardo chapter were Kelly Marsh and Elizabeth Wachira from Bernardo Heights Middle School and Maria "Swift" Cullen from Twin Peaks Middle School.
The $900 per girl camp fee was paid for by the AAUW RB chapter plus Rancho Bernardo Sunrise Rotary and Rancho Bernardo "Noon" Rotary clubs, said Irene Dunny, the AAUW member who chaperoned the trio at camp.
Kelly, a 13-year-old Rancho Bernardan, said she attended because "it sounded like it would be a whole lot of fun. And it has been so much fun."
Her core class was on making documentaries, so her group went to La Jolla Cove to report on the bird dropping clean-up by city crews to alleviate the unpleasant odor.
"We did man-on-the-street interviews about the topic … and planned interviews," she said. "I've always been interested in filmmaking but usually have not had a chance to do it. (Previous efforts) did not work well at home."
Kelly said she was "really excited" about showing the three-minute video to fellow campers and is considering filmmaking as a career.
"It was really cool staying on a college campus and living in the dorms," Kelly said. "Everyone is so nice."
Elizabeth, a 12-year-old Rancho Bernardan, said she wanted to attend camp right after reading about it. "I instantly knew it would be a great experience to see science careers in action with lots of hands-on activities."
She chose robotics as her core class due to an interest in engineering and her father's introduction to the field when he had her help him work on cars.
"I thought this was an awesome way to continue that," she said, adding the bridge-building team activity was her favorite. It required each team to build a 16-inch-by-4-inch bridge that weighed up to 160 grams and had to hold as much weight as possible.
Elizabeth said a field trip to the Carlsbad-based ViaSat, where the girls learned about the satellites it makes, was "cool" and gave her more ideas of ways she could be an engineer when she grows up.
Maria, who goes by Swift, is a 13-year-old Powegian who said she picked the robotics core class "because I've always loved computers" and she thought it would enhance what she learned at a computer camp last year.
"I liked mostly the coding and learning what letters mean in computer (language)," Swift said. "I like learning codes."
She added, "I always liked science and math and might be an engineer when I grow up. I got to see if it would be a good job for me."
The ViaSat field trip sparked an interest in building satellites, she said.
"I liked living in the dorm and seeing what it is like to live at college," Swift said, adding she would like to return to Tech Trek as a helper.
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Putting together a Flight Attendant Resume for a job might take a couple days to do correctly, but realize that the entire process of becoming a Flight Attendant can take months, so take a day or two and have a resume worthy of the time that you and the airline are about to invest in your career.
Do you have a generic resume? Has it been a while since you have looked for a job that required a resume? Maybe you left the work force to raise children or the economy downsized you to smaller job.
It is a good idea to have a resume always ready, and you might already have a resume prepped. Maybe you think it is pretty good, but as you read down the list of your life's work and experiences (your resume), ask yourself a couple questions.
Is this resume outdated? Computer abilities out-date quickly.
What is this airline looking for? Is sales background helpful?
What are my strongest qualities? Should be customer service and problem solving
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There are only two ideas to keep thinking about as you prepare your Flight Attendant Resume:
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Start by going to the airline websites and finding the airline's information about the job description and requirements. That way you will know what are the qualifications that HR departments require. Shape these traits into your resume.
Go to online forums where Flight Attendants swap stories and read about what a Flight Attendant deals with from customers on a daily basis. Use this information to explain how your experiences in whatever customer service you currently have will help you be a strong Flight Attendant. Customer service is how you will land a Flight Attendant job. If you don't have customer service experience, get it.
Airlines are looking for candidates that will create revenue for the company. They are looking for new assets to add to their company. If you look at yourself as just an employee, then you are seen as only a cost for the airline. Airlines are all about cost cutting. See yourself as an asset, as a revenue producer; make your resume say that you understand this concept.
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1 Airlines are looking for Flight Attendants that understand customer service. Make sure you write about to your customer handling skills on your resume.
2. Remove the "Statement of Objectives" on the top of your resume; instead tell the company what you can do for them. A "Statement of Your Objectives" is only about you. You are trying to show how you fit in with the airline as flight attendant.
3. Don't let the cover letter do all the work. You might think that your generic resume might be good enough and all you have to do is write a dazzling cover letter for each airline. The resume has to be a stand alone document. The cover letter is important and a good HR department at the airline will staple that together with the resume.
4. On your resume do not say, "References furnished upon request." Have a reference page on the ready if they ask for one, but do not waste the precious space on the one page resume.
5. An airline attendant resume should be only one page long. This is especially true if you are new to the industry. Two pages might be acceptable if you have an incredible amount of experience.
6. One of the ways a resume can become outdated is when you are listing your technological skills. It is great to mention that you have computer skills, but go past just saying that and tell them on the resume that you use social media. Under the top most header of the resume put your online information: your email, your Facebook page. It is not necessary to say that you are skilled at Word and how to surf the internet. They will expect to you be able to do those things. If you don't know how to surf or use Word then take a community college class and get those things learned.
7. Leave no blanks about your last ten years of employment, You will be subject to an intensive 10 year background check.
8. DUIs are non-starters, if you have a DUI you cannot be a flight attendant. List any criminal charges you might have. Air those out right away.
9. Whether to include you hobbies is a tough call. It can look unprofessional unless it refers directly to a job with the airlines. If you have a thin resume a hobby can add personality.
10. A resume should be thought of like a very rich dessert. You only want to give them a taste of what you have to offer; too much information and it quickly can become sickly sweet.
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Mordecai is a metal band from Finland. Some terms which can be said describing Mordecai's music are - black, melodic, death, progressive, technical - The decision what to call it, is in the listeners head. So far, our discography includes one song in the "From Kaamos To Midnight Sun - Finnish Metal Compilation" and a split CD-EP "Divine Wintertime / Through the Woods, Towards the Dawn" together with Immortal Souls. The compilation and CD-EP are both sold out. For more info, contact our record label Little Rose Productions
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After reporting the great trick: 5 ways to download photos from Facebook – we thought it good to continue with this trend with today's article: how to quickly load pictures to Facebook from Windows.
This small application allows you to upload photos directly from Windows context menu. The application we're talking about Easy Photo Uploader that automatically resizes and sends photos on your Facebook profile. You can choose which album to add the photos to or create a new album and also use multiple accounts on the same application.
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Patrick Brigham has lived in the Balkans for many years and as a journalist was perfectly familiar with the chaos caused by the breakup of the Soviet Union, its many satellite countries and client states. During that time many dangerous weapons of war were indiscriminately sold to the highest bidder by certain disenfranchised military personnel and some national leaders too. The author - who was the Editor in Chief of an English Language news magazine in Sofia - was present then, and is able to give a first-hand account of the dangerous years just after the changes in 1990. Aware of the many disreputable characters that then thrived on the madness of the Balkan conflict and lived very well off other people's misery and fear, Patrick now lives peacefully in Northern Greece and writes novels for a living. But he never forgets!
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Land is being cleared for a new development on Stony Point Road. Neighbors are upset about smoke and ash blowing from the construction site. They first started noticing the smoke on Tuesday.
They found ash in their cars, the smell of smoke in their houses, and a fine dusting of ash on Darden Towe Park.
Neighbor Frank Terrell says he saw it when he walked out that morning.
"Smoke was lying real low you could see it. It was almost like you had partial fog. The smell was awful and you had ashes flying all over the place."
Neighbor Renee Leake says she thought her house was on fire when she first smelled it.
"I smelled something burning i thought my house was on fire. I walked outside all of the smoke debris was blowing all through the air on my porch. I immediately called into the house and told my daughter and granddaughter to get out."
Her concern is for the overall safety of her family.
"My concern is all of this in the air so close to my house. I'm concerned about catching my house of fire if one of the leaves fly over and spark my house."
Staff at the Elks Lodge noticed the ash in their pool. But they say contractors heard about it and came by and asked what they could do to help.
The law for controlled burning allows for the burning of land clearing debris such as brush, stumps, trees, and other clean wood to be burned at the site.
The fire has to be attended at all times, and a 50 foot clearance is required around the pile.
The contractors appear to be following the law, but that doesn't make Terrell worry any
"My wife chokes very easily. It hasn't bothered her yet, but I'm worried about it."
This isn't the first time neighbors of construction sites have complained about the smoke and ash from debris burning.
One nearby resident was told the burning will happen at this site during the next two weeks. As far as they can tell, there is not much they can do.
The developers say while they have no official response, they were unaware of complaints and are checking into it to see what they can do to address concerns.


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