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The spotlessly clean offices of Global Publishing in a popular district of Istanbul provide clear information about their activities. There is a large, red, illustrated book at one end of the conference table. This is the impressive "The Atlas of Creation" by Harun Yahya, sent to the French media, schools and universities at the end of January.
Founded in 2001, Global Publishing employs 92 people and publishes only works by Harun Yahya (consisting of books, films and Internet sites), who has produced a large number of works.
. . . The 50-year-old Harun Yahya (real name Adnan Oktar) is an author who has been publishing books about creation and faith for the last 20 years.
. . . In 2006, fossils proving that Darwin was in error were exhibited 350 times in Istanbul alone. Books written specially for children were distributed free of charge. Creationism is gradually taking root in Turkey.
Aykut Kence of the Middle EastTechnicalUniversity says: "Their theses have been appearing in schoolbooks since 1985. Nowadays it is impossible even to find the idea of evolution in primary schools. Many of the instructors produced in the last ten years have reverted to creationism. According to a survey by the Academy of Sciences, 75% of high school students in the country do not believe in evolution."


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Falcon, O.H. Ivie Singing Toyota ShareLunker Duet
ATHENS—Toyota ShareLunker program manager David Campbell might well be putting new words to the song "It's a Long, Long Way to Tipperary" before the current season ends.
Falcon International Reservoir sent Toyota ShareLunker 512 to Athens February 18, its second entry of the year. Falcon is a 10-hour drive from Athens.
O.H. Ivie produced Toyota ShareLunker 513 February 19, its sixth entry of the year. O.H. Ivie is a five- to six-hour drive from Athens.
And here's the scary part: Both lakes have a history of producing the bulk of their entries in March and April.
O.H. Ivie, which produced 11 ShareLunkers last season, had turned in only two fish by February 21, 2010.
While hatchery crews from the A.E. Wood State Fish Hatchery in San Marcos usually make the run to Falcon to pick up fish, Campbell still has to meet them in San Marcos—often in the middle of night—and complete the run to Athens, a 10-hour round trip.
Campbell returned to Athens at 3:00 a.m. with the Falcon fish and was on the road to pick up the O.H. Ivie fish at mid-morning. That's a 12-hour round trip.
The latest entry from Falcon, Toyota ShareLunker 512, was caught about 10:00 a.m. February 18 from four feet of 65-degree water on a plum-apple lizard by Charles Hardin of DeSoto, Missouri. The fish weighed 13.84 pounds and was 24.5 inches long and 20.5 inches in girth.
The fish was held for pickup at Robert's Bait and Tackle in Zapata, an official Toyota ShareLunker weigh and holding station.
Travis Lane Epperson of Lubbock used a deep-diving crank bait in 10 to 12 feet of 50-degree water to catch Toyota ShareLunker 513 from O.H. Ivie February 19. The fish weighed 13.55 pounds and was 26 inches long and 20.25 inches in girth. It was held for pickup at Elm Creek Village, an official Toyota ShareLunker weigh and holding station.
Official Toyota ShareLunker weigh and holding stations have been established at a number of reservoirs in order to provide anglers access to certified scales and to ensure that fish are held in an environment that will keep them in the best possible health. A list of the stations can be found at tpwd.texas.gov/sharelunker.
Campbell also returned two ShareLunkers caught earlier this year because DNA analysis showed them not to be 100 percent Florida largemouth bass. Only pure Florida bass are used in the selective breeding program. The fish returned were Toyota ShareLunkers 506 from O.H. Ivie and 508 from Lake Austin.
Fish not used in the selective breeding program are still official Toyota ShareLunkers, and anglers will receive their replicas and ShareLunker clothing at the ShareLunker banquet in June.
The closest parallel to the big bass boom currently under way on O.H. Ivie is what happened at Lake Alan Henry in 2005 and 2006. Alan Henry produced nine ShareLunkers in each of those years. However, its location southeast of Lubbock means its big fish production peaks later than more southern lakes like O.H. Ivie and Falcon. By February 21, 2005, Alan Henry had produced four ShareLunkers, while none had come from the lake by that date in 2006.
And O.H. Ivie? Last season it exploded in March and April, churning out one in March and seven in April.
Hang on to your hat. And sing along with David Campbell: "It's a long, long way to O.H. Ivie…."
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Half a Century Later: What Are the Economic Prospects for Young Black Men?
Aug 28, 2013
By Linda Harris
Fifty years ago, we marched! Today, we commemorate the march, the movement, and the message! But will tomorrow hold promise for this next generation of young men of color?
On this 50th anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom we pause and reflect on the significance of that moment, the courage of leadership, the resolve of the marchers - from all races and walks of life -- and the fervor in the collective call for promoting economic justice and ending poverty through unimpeded access to full employment and decent wages for all Americans.
It was the power of that movement and that conviction that launched organizations like CLASP 44 years ago. Promoting those policies that lift low-income individuals and families from poverty into the economic mainstream has been etched in our organizational persona since inception. Yet despite crucial progress, the nation has tremendous work yet to do to realize the vision articulated by Dr. Martin Luther King on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. Today, 16 million children - fully one-third of all black and Latino children - live in poverty. Unless we act soon, mounting evidence suggests that children born into poverty risk continued poverty for much of their adult lives.
Honoring this moment in history provides the opportunity both to remember the path that has been traveled and to advance the course that must be charted to deliver on that promise to children, youth, families, and communities that find themselves still far outside of the economic mainstream. Honoring the legacy will hopefully inspire us all to be relentless in our advocacy, fervent in our commitment, and bold and innovative in our solutions.
Beginning on Labor Day, CLASP will be releasing a series of reports and briefs about youth of color that focus on issues impacting their life outcomes, including school discipline, unemployment, dropout prevention, and community interventions. The first in the series, Feel the Heat: the Unrelenting Challenge of Young Black Male Unemployment, addresses the historically intractable nature of black male unemployment. You may be surprised to learn that at the time of the march in 1963, the employment rates for young black and white men were at parity. Eighty three percent of young black men age 18 to 24 were working as were 41% of black teens. This closely tracked the rates of white males. However, the employment situation for black males has been in free fall ever since. Today the employment rate for 18-24 year-old black males stands at 49% and at 19% for black male teens. Employment rates for young black men declined every decade without rebounding after each recession. Employment rates for young white men have declined, as well, but not as dramatically and an increase in school enrollment has mostly taken up the slack among young white men - but not so for young black men.
Our forthcoming report frames a set of solutions that build on public will, community supports, job creation, and education pathways to unlock the door to economic opportunity for this current generation of young black men. For example, among other things, we recommend:
1. Setting high expectations for our public systems that touch these young men and of our educational funding streams to adequately prepare and steward young black men to high academic achievement and labor market preparedness.
2. Investing in aggressive outreach and dropout recovery efforts to reconnect those who have fallen outside the labor market mainstream to supported education and training pathways to labor market opportunity.
3. Investing in job creation, subsidizing employment opportunities in the public and private sector, to provide early work experience to youth in economically distressed communities and to restore work as a norm for adolescent and young adult development. The experience with the TANF Emergency Contingency Fund and the ARRA Summer Jobs, each of which put more than a quarter of a million people to work, demonstrate the capacity of states and local areas to manage this at scale.
Look for our new report after Labor Day. In the meantime, please see the fact sheet we have just published that draws on it.
If we do not act now, young black men in many low-income communities will continue to find themselves virtually locked out of employment opportunity. The confluence of poor schooling; low education attainment; lack of early work experience or career exposure; over-zealous arrests and incarceration; and, employer reluctance to hire has rendered a substantial segment of black men unemployable from very early in their adult lives, with few options available to get back on track. If we do act now, we have the opportunity to move back on the path to Dr. King's dream.
This momentous occasion underscores our nation's imperative to address the problems faced by these young black men and redouble our efforts to clear their pathways to economic security.


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Opinion by Ron Chamblin - - What is the problem? The park was designed and built to be used by all citizens. There is a segment of the population which cannot use the park because of the overwhelming and continual presence of another segment of the population. I shall call this latter segment the "habitual occupiers."
The excluded segment, those prevented from using the park, is made up of the local workers who might wish to use the park for lunch and breaks, many city core residents who might wish to relax in the park, and city core visitors who might wish to visit the park.
The fact that the overwhelming majority of the habitual occupiers is black is considered by some to be of significance. A casual visit to the park seems to indicate that the habitual occupiers consist of about 90% black. However, even if the habitual occupiers were little old lady knitting groups, or businessmen's clubs, or all Orthodox Jews, Neo Nazis, or an all-white younger set milling around all day, they too, by their overwhelming and continual presence in the park, would be guilty of preventing other citizens from using it.
How do the habitual occupiers actually prevent others from using the park? The overwhelming presence of 70 to 100 individuals making up any kind of a homogenous group, no matter the color or kind of organization, is intimidating to most potential park visitors. And too, the fact that all of the tables and benches are already taken up by the habitual occupiers is enough to turn a potential park visitor away.
It has been suggested that if the park were to be programmed with events or activities every day, then the event alone would solve the problem simply because the habitual occupiers could be easily asked to move out so that the event could proceed. This would be somewhat effective as long as the momentum of events could be maintained. However, people must work, so it is unlikely that weekday events could be maintained. It seems feasible however that activities and events on weekends might be maintained for a while. But what happens when the momentum or interest subsides after several months of programming weekend activities? The park will again be overwhelmed by the same set of occupiers. I suggest that the programming of the park should be instituted for the weekends, but in conjunction with other actions discussed herein. These several actions will together result in solving the park problem.
The unreasonable, overwhelming, excessive, and habitual daily occupation of the park by the same set of occupiers, which results in preventing other citizens from using the park, should give the city and its citizens the right to take actions which will remove these habitual occupiers. However, the actions taken must be of a kind which does not infringe on their rights. The park is after all open to all citizens.
The pressure to affect removal of the current set of habitual occupiers must come from several fronts. There are programs in effect which attempt to assist some of these individuals so that they might achieve a better living situation. Each individual removed in this manner is to be celebrated as the best method of solving the problem. But this is a long term approach, and some of the habitual occupiers will not respond to this kind of assistance. It has been suggested that the city provide some kind of "day center" so that these individuals, some being homeless, will have a place to bathe, read, use computers, etc. Currently their day center consists of the library and Hemming Park. This is not good for the city core.
The short term approach of enforcing the current set of park rules, along with the creation of some new rules, is perhaps one of the potentially most effective methods of decreasing the park population. Strict and aggressive enforcement of park rules will result in the banning of individuals from the park, which over time will decrease the park population to a level which will not offer the intimidating scenario which prevents other citizens from entering the park. The banned individuals will of necessity find other places to loiter. They will tire of being harassed and banned by the park officers, and some will find other things to do, other places to hang out.
As the park occupier population decreases to a reasonable level, the park image will be less intimidating to the potential visitor. It is quite calming and pleasing to see the occasional game of chess in the park, the discussion of several individuals, the couple eating lunch, or sitting with their child, the old man warming in the sun. And any classic park must have the beautiful oak trees, as they alone offer great beauty to the park visitor, whether they are in the park or observing it from a distance.
As little as possible should be changed in the park, as it is quite beautiful. Any diseased trees should be replaced with young trees. Any ledges not conducive to visual needs for park enforcement could be modified or removed. Although it might be necessary to remove certain tables and benches for some reason, to remove many of these functional conveniences only admits that we are changing the park, degrading it, because we are impatient to solve the problems by creative and effective methods.
The park design, including any changes, should be performed for the long term, anticipating its use by many of the citizens who will eventually be able to use the park as we succeed in decreasing the current population of occupiers to a reasonable level. To destroy the beauty or classic function of the park in an attempt to solve the current problem would be a shame, and would be wasteful of funds, time, and energy. We need to make small adjustments to the park, not radical changes in an effort to solve a problem which should be solved by other methods. No matter what we do to the park, including removing all of the conveniences and trees so that it is bare lawn, if we do not enforce the rules, the same set of habitual occupiers will continue to occupy, standing in the park, talking, cursing, fighting, selling drugs, and intimidating the average citizen who would like to be in the park.
To see two or three dozen citizens enjoying the park, sitting on benches, playing chess at the tables, sunning on the ledges, relaxing alone on a bench, is calming and adds to the essence and beauty of a park. The occasional word or conversation with a stranger can be a very pleasant experience. However, to look upon the park and see several crowds or homogeneous groups, standing, all day, appearing to have taken control of the park, is intimidating. It is unfair to those who wish to use the park for a brief period, which is how it should be used, and not as a daytime camp, an all-day occupation for those who cannot see, and perhaps do not care, how they are destroying one of our city core's best attributes, and how their very presence is hindering our efforts to revitalize our downtown. Currently, the park is a negative for the city core. We must make it a positive.
Along with the strict enforcement of the existing park rules, and the initiation of some new rules, perhaps the mayor could have a face to face talk with the current set of occupiers. Along with preparing them for upcoming aggressive enforcement of new rules, he could convince some of them to respect the purpose of the park, and the other citizens who wish to use it. He could explain to them the negative image they are creating, and how they are making it much more difficult to revitalize the city core. Perhaps he could explain how the much needed revitalization success will provide more jobs so that they will not feel it necessary to loiter in the park all day. Perhaps we could engage some of these individuals with conversation about a solution so that some of them will assist in achieving it.
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The chance of showers leaves early next week, and it remains hot. Highs will be near 90 Monday and Tuesday.
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Star Trek: Divided We Fall was a four-issue comic book miniseries from WildStorm Comics released between May and August 2001. This series featured the cast of Star Trek: The Next Generation from after Star Trek: Insurrection, and the cast of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine as they were depicted in the Pocket Books "relaunch" series of novels set after "What You Leave Behind".
The stardates of these stories indicate the story takes place in 2376. Several canon characters and concepts were included in the stories, but many details were based on other non-canon comics and novels, such as the appearance of the new members of the Deep Space 9 crew such as Elias Vaughn and Thirishar ch'Thane.
- Based on The Next Generation created by Gene Roddenberry and Deep Space Nine created by Michael Piller and Rick Berman
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- Richard Bennett (inking, cover inking)
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- Alex Sinclair (cover colors)
- Editor: Jeff Mariotte
- "Crossfire" (May 2001)
- "No Quarter" (June 2001)
- "All Fall Down" (July 2001)
- "United We Stand" (August 2001)
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Sun City's Gary Player Country Club golf course is host to the world-famous annual Nedbank Golf Challenge, South Africa's most prestigious golf tournament.
A Sun City honeymoon provides a fantasy world contrasted by a magnificent bushveld setting. Entertainment is non-stop, with gaming, shopping, restaurants, movies and live concerts. There are adventure activities such as hot-air balloon rides, zip slides, quad biking and parasailing. In addition, there are two world-class golf courses and water fun to be had at the Valley of the Waves.
For something different, try the Pilanesberg Game Reserve, right next door to Sun City. The Pilanesberg is a Big Five sanctuary with the distinction of being set in an extinct crater. Here you can embark on day and night game drives, either self-drive or professionally guided. Or you can hike and identify some of the 300 species of birds that occur here.
There's a good network of roads in the park, with hides and picnic sites where you can stretch your legs and enjoy an 'out-of-vehicle' experience. A dozen bush lodges in the park offer three to five-star accommodation.
Like the Pilanesberg, Madikwe Game Reserve is home to the Big Five. It is about a four-hour drive from Johannesburg, heading towards Botswana. Situated at the edge of the Kalahari, animal and plant life here is diverse, and is best experienced through guided day and night safaris in open vehicles.
Accommodation in Madikwe is of a high standard and includes bush lodges in the four and five-star categories, ideal for honeymoon couples looking for some 'Out of Africa'-type pampering. Madikwe can only be accessed by booking at one of the lodges and then exploring atop a 4x4 vehicle supplied by the lodge. There is no self-drive option available.
While on honeymoon in the North West, you could also book a B&B in the Magaliesberg or at the Hartbeespoort Dam, try a township stay in Soulspoort, or experience some local colour and culture in Groot Marico.
Travel tips & Planning info
Who to contact
North West Parks and Tourism
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Sun City
Tel: + 27 (0)14 557 1000
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How to get here
The North West is accessible by road, and is within easy distances of Johannesburg and Pretoria. Roads are suitable for all types of vehicles.
Best time to visit
The North West can be visited any time of year. Summers (November to February) in the game parks may be hot, but game drives are usually done at sunrise and sunset, avoiding the heat of the day. During the 'siesta' hours, the hotel or lodge pool is the place to be.
Around the area
Game drives and bush walks are a highlight of staying in the Pilanesberg or Madikwe reserves. You can also go hot-air ballooning and/or enjoy water sports at Hartbeespoort Dam.
Tours to do
If you're staying in the Pilanesberg Game Reserve, a visit to the Mphebatho Museum is an enriching cultural experience.
What will it cost
Prices vary according to accommodation establishments. The honeymoon suites are generally a bit more expensive than standard suites, but well worth it!
Length of stay
A weekend to a week-long break.
Where to stay
There is a wide variety of accommodation available in the North West, from rustic bush camps to five-star lodges and hotels. Township home-stays are also an option.
What to eat
There are excellent restaurants at Sun City, and the luxury lodges in both Madikwe and Pilanesberg offer superb bush-style cuisine.
What's happening
If you enjoy history, then spending some time in the historic town of Mafikeng is worthwhile.
Best buys
Fine craftwork is to be found at the craft markets around the Hartbeespoort Dam. Galleries in the same location specialise in works by South African artists, which are well-priced.


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UN assignments await AustraliaDaniel Flitton
Published: December 11 2012 - 3:00AM
AUSTRALIA looks set to win control of two powerful United Nations Security Council committees to monitor worldwide sanctions against al-Qaeda terrorists and Taliban insurgents in Afghanistan.
The role would see Australia take a key position in sensitive negotiations over reconciliation with the Taliban as foreign troops prepare to withdraw in 2014.
But while Australia prepares to reap the diplomatic rewards of its successful bid for a seat at the world's top table, it is also getting an up-close lesson on the ruthless side of great power politics - put forward as an alternative candidate to stop the embarrassing prospect of Pakistan seizing control of the council's counter-terrorism work.
Pakistan, widely regarded as the epicentre of the global terrorist threat and the former hideout for al-Qaeda mastermind Osama bin Laden, has insisted on taking over as chairman of the council's third committee on counter-terrorism after India finishes its stint.
The United States is resisting the move and has pushed for Australia to take charge.
The Security Council - made up of five permanent as well as 10 temporary members, and charged with promoting international peace - has several subsidiary bodies to enforce sanctions on organisations or individuals. The committees report to full-council meetings, where the decision of the veto-wielding permanent five - Britain, China, France, Russia and the US - is key.
Germany was in charge of one such body, the al-Qaeda/Taliban committee, during its two years on the council and Australia is now favoured to take over as chairman.
The list of Taliban fighters black-banned by the UN is expected to be especially fraught as Afghanistan's President Hamid Karzai pushes to include some former militants in a future government.
The committee's work was divided last year and it is unclear whether Australia would monitor the al-Qaeda or Taliban list - or both, as Germany presently does. The list runs to hundreds of names and is intended to block insurgents from gaining foreign support.
The restriction has proved problematic during the Afghan war, with some former militants switching sides to the government in Kabul but remaining under international sanction.
Maulavi Munib, the former governor in Oruzgan province - where most Australian troops are based - was on the list but could only be removed with the council's consent. Russia blocked that removal.
The counter-terrorism committee was set up in the wake of the September 11, 2001, attacks in the US. It aims to bolster the ability of countries to prevent further attacks inside their borders and across regions and is mostly concerned with combating the financing of terrorism.
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BOSS Mark Collier wants to bring Luke Hopper back to Chippenham Town and is playing the waiting game as the striker awaits international clearance.
Former Swindon Supermarine and Hungerford Town man Hopper, 24, had a spell at Hardenhuish Park back in 2007 and spent the majority of last year plying his trade in Australia for Danedong Thunder and South Melbourne.
Collier is hopeful that the striker, who trained with the Bluebirds last week, will be given the green light to feature in their home clash with Corby Town next weekend.
Meanwhile, midfielder Jake Simpson has returned to the Chippenham squad after being dropped for breaching club discipline.
Simpson was due to play a part in last weekend's postponed trip to Arlesey Town.
Forward Lloyd Macklin, who was also left out of the Bluebirds squad for last week's victories over Weymouth and St Neots Town, parted company with the club last Thursday.
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It was a tough night for the Watauga High freshmen boy's and girl's basketball teams Monday night.
The WHS girls lost to Hampton (Va.) 40-26 at Lentz-Eggers Gym. Olivia Reese had eight points for WHS; the WHS boys (0-6) dropped a 61-47 decision to Hampton (Va.) on Monday at home.
Justin Hollars led WHS with 11 points in the loss; Antonio Romero had ten points; Mario Mendez and Kevin Kapral had nine points apiece; Bryce Wallace finished with eight points.
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Regional victories create Brennan-Heights faceoff
Updated 12:12 am, Saturday, March 2, 2013
Before the boys basketball season began, Brennan guard Johnny Azzinaro said he knew Alamo Heights would be the Bears' biggest roadblock to the state tournament.
That matchup is finally here. Brennan and Heights will play at 2 p.m. today at Littleton Gym in the Region IV-4A final. Brennan (38-2) is the No. 1 Class 4A team in the state. Heights (32-3) is the defending regional champion.
They set up the showdown with victories in Friday's semifinals, as Brennan beat Port Lavaca Calhoun 63-42 and Heights defeated Laredo Nixon 75-56.
"It's going to be the game of the year," Azzinaro said. "We've kept an eye on Heights since Day 1. I hope the stands are going to be full."
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The Mules had a tougher time getting past their semifinal opponent Friday in front of about 3,000 at Littleton.
Nixon, which made 11 of 36 3-pointers, was within seven points in the third quarter before Heights pulled away.
Heights countered with nine 3-pointers, as Wes Miller led the Mules with 25 points, including four threes. Max Riemenschneider added 17 points, including three 3-pointers, while 6-foot-10 center Ben Lammers had a typical impressive night with 18 points, 12 rebounds and five blocks.
"And now it's Brennan, a team that's bigger, stronger and more experienced than us," Heights coach Andrew Brewer said. "I honestly feel like the pressure's more on them."
Calhoun had no match for Brennan's size, with 6-foot-6 George King and 6-7 sophomore Jordan Murphy starting for the Bears. Brennan built a 24-10 lead after one quarter.
King, who scored 23, hit 8 of 9 shots in the first three quarters, including two 3-pointers. The only miss was on a dunk.
Derick Roberson added 12 and Azzinaro had 10 as Brennan, a third-year school, advances to its first final after losing in the regional semifinals against Edison last year. Isaac Cardona led Calhoun with 17 points.
"After losing in this round last year, we stayed focused even though we knew Heights was probably next," King said. "We treated (Calhoun) like we were playing the Miami Heat."
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"Well here goes…….. my very first blog!
Having dragged three of my Inspectors into the 21st Century I thought it important I set the example and share my thoughts from time to time.
Some of you may already know me thanks to my ramblings in the Worcester News.
For those who don't, I have the privilege of leading the cops and staff who police South Worcestershire.
I am known by many things at Worcester Police Station: "sir", "gaffer", "boss", "Steve" and some names which are unprintable!!
Indeed, any illusions that I may have had of been a popular boss were well and truly dispelled last night when one of my Sergeants decided to take me down whilst playing five-a-side footy!
Not the best career move I have to say... My popularity around "the nick" has plummeted even further today as I walk around smelling strongly of "Deep Heat"! Back to policing, as ever, loads going on with the run up to Halloween, Bonfire Night and Christmas.
We know the majority of people just want to have a good time but sadly there is always a small minority who want to spoil the fun.
As in previous years we will be running our "No to Trick or Treat" campaign which looks at protecting vulnerable people from unwanted attention.
We will also be launching "Operation Christmas Presence", which includes planning for the Christmas Fayre, which is a real jewel in the crown for Worcester.
Sadly, at this time of year we have in the past seen an increase in house burglary.
Once again, we will be running our "Lighten Up!" campaign to encourage people to give the impression their home is occupied and therefore reduce the risk of it been broken into. In support of these campaigns you can expect to see plenty of us around, particularly in the City Centre where five new officers have joined the team working out of the Guildhall until the end of the year.
I am really keen that whether you are out and about working, shopping or socialising you see he positive side of policing.
Well that's it then, my very first blog completed! I'm off for a hot bath to ease my aches and pains!"
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IBM has gotten into the trend-spotting business. You know that thing designers refer to as "zeitgeist". Well, it can identify it, track it, determine when it turns from vague mumblings into larger movements, and then sell the information to clients. It's not an art anymore; it's a science.
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(Reuters) - Cadel Evans, bidding to revive his career after struggling since winning the 2011 Tour de France, has gone against convention and decided to race in May's Giro d'Italia in an effort to improve for this year's Tour.
The 36-year-old Australian could only finish seventh in last year's Tour and blamed his poor form on a virus.
"The team will put everything into the Tour de France," he said in a statement from his BMC team on Saturday.
"My situation is a bit strange because there are not many riders who perform better with two grand tours than one in their legs. In my situation, with the racing I missed last year, I need and I feel comfortable with this program."
Briton Bradley Wiggins, who won last year's Tour after his Team Sky destroyed Evans' hopes early on, will also ride this year's Giro and the Tour but has made the Italian race his major aim. Chris Froome may take over as team leader in France.
Most pundits feel it is now very difficult for a rider to win the Giro, the world's second most famous stage race, and June and July's Tour in the same year.
Evans hopes to break the mould and instead use the Giro as preparation for the Tour. He told Reuters last week he is committed to being team leader on the Tour and that the media have a "short-term memory" when it comes to his potential.
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Jefferson College of Health Sciences traces its history to 1914, when the Jefferson Hospital School of Nursing was founded by Dr. Hugh Trout Sr., an early pioneer of healthcare in the Roanoke Valley. Dr. Trout obtained his M.D. degree from the University of Virginia in 1902. After completing his surgical residency at the John Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland, Dr. Trout relocated to Southwest Virginia. In 1907, he founded a small, 40-bed hospital, which was named Jefferson Hospital in honor and memory of Thomas Jefferson.
Dr. Trout soon found that the need for adequately trained nurses in the area far surpassed those available. In an effort to alleviate the shortage, he established the Jefferson Hospital School of Nursing. The school opened its doors in 1914, with an initial class of six students. All six completed the 33-month training program and graduated in 1917. A self-study following the first graduation concluded that the school exceeded the Standard Curriculum for Schools of Nursing, published by the National League for Nursing Education in 1917. The school went on to gain approval by the American College of Surgeons and the American Medical Association in 1923. The American Hospital Association recognized the school in 1926.
Around the same time as the development of Jefferson Hospital, Dr. James Newton Lewis and Dr. Sparrell Simmons Gale were initiating their own vision of healthcare for the Roanoke Valley. In 1909, they founded Lewis-Gale Hospital in Downtown Roanoke, and in 1911, the Lewis-Gale School of Nursing was born. The two schools operated independently of each other for many years. Between 1914 and 1965, Jefferson Hospital School of Nursing alone trained 658 new nurses, most of whom stayed within the community upon graduation.
During Jefferson Hospital's first 50 years, it was expanded three times and grew to a 151-bed facility. In 1953, Jefferson Hospital hired a 26-year old administrator named William Reid. He soon became aware of the booming population and the rising costs of health care in Southwest Virginia. The population of Roanoke had rapidly expanded beyond the capabilities of the Jefferson Hospital facility. In 1960, under his direction, a new hospital facility was commissioned. The project was truly reliant on the community, as citizens donated $3.3 million toward construction costs. The new facility officially opened on August 27, 1967, when 10,000 people toured the Community Hospital of Roanoke Valley.
The formation of the Community Hospital of Roanoke Valley School of Nursing began in 1965, when the Lewis-Gale School of Nursing and the Jefferson Hospital School of Nursing combined under the direction of the new hospital. As Director of Nursing, Lavina Duncan, RN, formerly of Lewis-Gale, guided the school. William Reid served as administrator. The Community Hospital of Roanoke Valley School of Nursing had an inaugural class of 50 students, and in 1968 graduated its first class of 29 new nurses. At the time, neither Lewis-Gale nor Community Hospital had facilities to house the School of Nursing. Therefore the hospital leased six floors of the Carlton Terrace Building (now the Reid Center) for use by the school.
The school operated in this fashion for approximately fifteen years. Then in 1980, a task force investigated the possibility of establishing a hospital-based college that would grant 2-year degrees in nursing and allied health. In 1981 the Community Hospital Board of Trustees made a commitment to such a school, and in 1982 the Community Hospital of Roanoke Valley College of Health Sciences was established. The College of Health Sciences was the first hospital based college in Virginia. In addition, Community Hospital was one of only seven in the nation to have its College of Health Sciences accredited by the Commission for Higher Education. Dr. Jerome Cohen, who helped establish the college and was serving as Educational Director of the hospital, was named its first Dean on August 23, 1982. Dr. Cohen came to Roanoke after serving as an administrator and Associate Professor in the Connecticut community college system.
In 1986, the College obtained accreditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) to grant degrees at the Associate Level. In 1989 the College named its first President, Dr. Harry C. Nickens. Dr. Nickens was very active in the local community and had been a leader in Roanoke for over 20 years. He directed the College through the addition of several programs and to a record enrollment of 615 students in 1998. He continued to lead the College until 2001, when he left to become president of the College's foundation. In 1992, William Reid, director of Community Hospital, announced his retirement. In appreciation for his contributions to the College and Hospital system, the Carlton Terrace Building was renamed the Reid Center. William Reid remains an active member of the College Board of Directors to this day.
The College continued to expand in 1995, when it was accredited by SACS at the Baccalaureate degree level. In 1999, the College admitted its first international students, showing growth on a global scale. In 2000, the reaffirmation site visit by SACS was completed, rewarding the College with long-term accreditation.
In October 2003, the College officially became Jefferson College of Health Sciences, recognizing both its past and future in the Roanoke Valley. The name change was due, in part, to the fact that the Community Hospital of Roanoke Valley no longer existed, having changed its name to Carilion Roanoke Community Hospital. The new name was selected in honor of the history of the College.
In 2005, the College was granted Carnegie Level III status by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, which gives Jefferson College approval to offer graduate programs. The first group of master's of science in nursing students graduated in May, 2007. Two more graduate programs, the master of science in physician assistant and the master of science in occupational therapy, open in Fall 2008.
In 2010, Dr. Carol Seavor retires and is succeeded by Dr. Nathaniel Bishop. Dr. Bishop, who previously served as the Vice President of Facility and Guest Services at Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital, initially serves as Interim President of Jefferson College of Health Sciences, but is formally Inaugurated in September 2011.
One of Dr. Bishop's first achievements is to successfully complete the move of the College from the Reid Center into newly renovated space in Carilion Roanoke Community Hospital (CRCH).
As the fall 2010 semester begins, Jefferson College begins using classroom, lab and office space at CRCH on floors 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 and 10. The new state-of-the-art spaces allow the College to continue educating our students in realistic clinical environments that prepare them for the healthcare environment like no other institution of higher education in the area.
The Reid Center, which had been home to the College since its accreditation in 1982, is demolished in 2011.
Jefferson College kicked off 2011 by announcing that the College had been awarded reaccreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) through 2020.
Also in 2011, Jefferson College began collaborations with fellow institutions of higher education to better educate the healthcare leaders of tomorrow, including a comprehensive program of Interprofessional Education with the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine and Research Institute (VTCRI) and Radford University, who relocated their Doctorate in Physical Therapy Program to the Jefferson College campus at CRCH.
Jefferson College also continued to expand its presence in downtown Roanoke in 2011, partnering with developer Ed Walker to house over 100 resident students at the newly renovated Patrick Henry Building, just a few blocks from the College's campus at CRCH.
In 2012, we celebrate our 30th anniversary as a degree granting institution and nearly a century in healthcare education.
The mission and vision of the College are grounded in its rich history. We are committed to providing competent and caring health care professionals who make a difference not only in Southwest Virginia, but across the country as well.


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During the golden weeks of late September and early October, few places offer a greater fly-fishing spectacle than the short tidal rivers on the edge of the Bering Glacier, an ice field larger than Rhode Island. These rivers are packed with coho salmon–silvers, as Alaskans call them. On a clear blue day, you'll see the stunning snow-capped peaks of the Chugach-Saint Elias Mountains rising to 18,008 feet, the world's greatest incline from sea level.
This is the "Lost Coast," the sensual curving underarm of the coast between the watery, green fjord islands of the Tongass–the panhandle area locals affectionately call simply "southeast"–and the Kenai Peninsula, south of Anchorage, before the land reaches out into the Pacific toward Siberia in a long, trailing string of progressively barren, rocky islands named the Alaskan Peninsula.
Walking from my cabin over the grassy sand dunes, I was awestruck by what lay before me: a great, sweeping panorama of the Gulf of Alaska, rolling full and gray-green, crashing ashore in unfurling ribbons of white foam and glinting sunshine. Below was the wildest beach I had ever seen, stretching to infinity in both directions, littered with forests of sea-battered logs.
My first morning on the water was a howler. The mountains stayed hidden. The earth and sky wore solemn, matching gray. The wind whipped. Clouds scudded. My hands were cold as I strung up my nine-foot eight-weight. There were whitecaps in the shallow lagoon. No sooner, it seemed, had a sudden gust slapped my cast prematurely to the wavelets and I cursed aloud than the silly floating puff of hot-pink deer hair and marabou kicking up a bubbly commotion was gone. In one strip–pounced upon, engulfed, devoured.
When I reeled in for lunch a couple of hours later, I had landed 16 fresh-run, mirror-sided wild coho salmon. I had broken hooks and snapped off flies; led writhing fish after fish to soggy shore; felt them blast out of my hands in the icy water; dropped my red-handled pliers and fished them out from three feet deep; looked up to make sure the world was still there; felt myself perspiring in the cold; pulled up my wader-jacket hood against the driving rain; wrung out my wet, slime-covered gloves yet again; contemplated the beauty of arced, straining graphite; and leaned back into more solid, live salmon than I had experienced in a long time–all the while reveling in the raw, exciting sight of those chrome marine predators closing in on whatever getaway impulse my stripped flies must have evoked.
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Cruz leads Texas-sized rout at Angel Stadium
ANAHEIM -- The apparent mismatch of an All-Star pitcher going against a rookie making his first Major League start proved to be exactly that. In this case, David turned out to be no match for Goliath.
Yu Darvish pitched six scoreless innings and Nelson Cruz hit a three-run homer in a nine-run fourth as the Rangers defeated the Angels, 11-3, at Angel Stadium on Wednesday night. Angels left-hander Michael Roth, pressed unexpectedly into duty for this one, took the loss.
The victory allowed the first-place Rangers to take two of three from the Angels. The Rangers, who won the first game of the series on Monday night, are 17-0-2 in their last 19 series in which they won the opening game. The Rangers went down in 11 innings on Tuesday night, but they remain the only team in the Majors that has yet to lose consecutive games.
"It's always big to win two of three against any division opponent," David Murphy said. "We're just continuing to play good baseball, whether it's at home or on the road, no matter what's up, we're consistently playing good all-around baseball."
Cruz, with a grand slam on Sunday and a three-run home run on Tuesday, now has three home runs and 10 RBIs in his last four games. Cruz also has 14 home runs in his last 35 games against the Angels but this one came with a twist. Cruz cracked his bat while driving the ball deep over the center-field wall.
"That was crazy, man," Cruz said. "But it's coming at the right time against these guys. To be able to take two out of three against them is good. It's early but we know from experience every game counts."
Darvish, with his best fastball of the season and a particularly good slider, was dominating almost from the outset and has not allowed a run in his last 18 innings. He allowed three runs in the first inning of a 3-1 loss to the Mariners on April 12, pitched seven innings against them in a 7-0 victory on Friday and now this one against the Angels.
"I felt really well tonight especially," Darvish said. "I had some luck in my last outing, but right now I'm just focused on my next game."
Darvish allowed just three singles and two walks while striking out 11 over 100 pitches. It's the 11th time in 34 career starts that Darvish has struck out 10-plus batters in a game. He leads the American League with 49 strikeouts over five starts and is 4-1 with a 1.65 ERA.
"We're playing good baseball, and it starts with the tempo of the game being set by the guy on the mound," manager Ron Washington said. "That allows the offense to get into the flow of the game. If the guy on the mound allows us to get into a groove, good things are going to happen."
Roth was starting in place of Tommy Hanson, who went on bereavement leave earlier in the week. A year ago, Roth was pitching at the University of South Carolina before the Angels took him in the ninth round of the First-Year Player Draft. He made just four Major League relief appearances before starting on Wednesday night and worked through three scoreless innings before the Rangers went to work in the fourth.
"He's a little funky and throws strikes," third baseman Adrian Beltre said. "We've never faced him before so it was a little difficult at first. After that, guys started having good at-bats and doing a better job ."
Beltre walked to lead off the inning and Cruz moved him to third with a single to right. A.J. Pierzynski singled to right to bring home a run, and Craig Gentry walked to load the bases. Murphy followed with a single to right to drive home Cruz, while Pierzynski was held at third.
Roth struck out Mitch Moreland and Angels manager Mike Scioscia brought in right-hander David Carpenter to face the right-handed hitters at the top of the Rangers' lineup. He failed at the task. Ian Kinsler walked to force in a run. Elvis Andrus struck out, but Lance Berkman singled up the middle for two more runs and give the Rangers a 5-0 lead. Carpenter then walked Beltre, while also throwing a wild pitch that brought home Kinsler. Cruz finished it off with a home run to center.
"Whenever you walk the leadoff guy that's never a good thing," Roth said. "I made some OK pitches, they put some good swings on it, but two walks is what really killed me."
This was the Rangers' biggest inning since scoring nine runs against the Orioles on Aug. 22 of last season. But it was also their biggest outburst on the road since a 10-run eighth inning against the Orioles on Aug. 22, 2007, during Texas' record-breaking 30-3 victory.
Lance Berkman added a two-run home run in the sixth.
T.R. Sullivan is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Postcards from Elysian Fields, and follow him on Twitter @Sullivan_Ranger. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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The Society of Genealogists have an increasing number of online datasets available to their members. The Whitehead Collection mainly focuses on East Anglia, but does have entries from other counties.
Whitehead collection of monumental inscriptions
These monumental inscriptions were recorded by the professional genealogist L Haydon Whitehead and donated to the Society in 1985 after his death. They are part of a much larger collection of material compiled by Whitehead which included transcripts of wills, Hearth Tax returns, parish registers, Bishop's Transcripts etc.
The collection focuses on East Anglia, and the greatest number of MI recordings are for Essex (31,000) and Cambridgeshire (12,000). However there are entries for many other English counties (Derbyshire, for example, has more than 6,000). Some of the stones recorded by Whitehead are no longer legible, making the collection particularly important.
At present the Members' Area includes only an index to the Whitehead MIs, which has been subdivided by county. The full inscriptions can be consulted on cards in the Upper Library, or photocopies ordered through the Society's Search and Copy' Service . However the cards have recently been scanned and it is hoped to include images of them on the Members' Area in due course.


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Here at the intersection of summer and fall, I'm feeling quite tentative about what I want for dinner. On the one hand, I want to slurp up the most delicious, juicy peaches as possible in their final days, no matter how bruised they may be. On the other, the new fall fruit has started to arrive, with gorgeous plums of every hue, and I'm getting excited for what's in store. Luckily, when it comes to pies I don't have to decide, because peaches and plums work together incredibly well when baked between two crusts.
The peaches this year are so sweet, especially the mostly-overripe ones available now, they could stand the addition of some acidity, an area in which plums excel. I chose to use black plums that were just barely ripe and they delivered just the right amount of lip-puckering juices without completely overwhelming the flavor of the peaches. Together, the two fruits made a delicious and symbolic end-of-summer dessert to help us savor the first (hopefully of many) brisk evenings eating dinner outside.
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About the author: Lauren Weisenthal has logged many hours working in restaurant kitchens and bakeries of Brooklyn and Manhattan. She is a graduate of the Artisan Bread Baking and Pastry Arts programs at the French Culinary Institute. You can follow her on Twitter at @evillagekitchen.


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Collegiate Licensed Cart Bag
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A version of Sun Mountain's best-selling C-130, the Licensed Cart Bag is designed to work optimally on a riding cart. All of the features are designed with cart use in mind, starting with the reverse orientation top, the three utility handles integrated into the top and the strap channel. An integrated putter well and easily- accessed pockets complete the cart-friendly package.
- 10.5" top with 14 full-length individual dividers
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- Integrated putter well
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- Rainhood included
- Top: 10.5", 14-way
- Pockets: 8
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Furniture - Black Flux Set of Two Modern Chair (10353) - LAMPS PLUS
Thoroughly modern chair shows off contemporary design and eye popping color. Comes in a set of two and would look really fresh and new in any room decor. Great for apartment life or even a dorm situation. Shape fits to body shape and micro fiber fabric is soft and durable.
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Assistant Director (Planning and Regulatory Services)
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- London Borough of Hackney
- Location
- London
- Salary
- £93,882 - £98,094
- Posted
- 17 Apr 2012
- Closes
- 04 May 2012
- Sector
- Local Authority
- Function
- Chief Executive, Director, Planner
- Discipline
- Community Development, Planning, Regeneration
- Hours
- Full Time
- Contract Type
- Permanent
London Borough of Hackney
Assistant Director (Planning and Regulatory Services)
£93,882 - £98,094
Hackney is a vibrant London borough with an exciting transformation agenda. Our ambition is to achieve balanced, sustainable communities and neighbourhoods, which celebrate our diversity and share in London's growing prosperity, to enable a good quality of life for all.
This is one of the most exciting planning related roles in the country with career opportunities to match. Where else for example, will you play a significant role in the post Olympic and Paralympic legacy whilst also supporting the delivery of the largest housing regeneration project in Europe?
We are undergoing unprecedented transformation and you will be at the heart of it, working closely with the elected Mayor and the executive, senior officers, the community and external partners on the place shaping and business regeneration agenda.
As a qualified planner, you will have the strategic and professional leadership to provide innovative, dynamic and responsive development management, spatial planning, regeneration and regulatory services. Comfortable with strategy and frontline delivery, you will also be committed to putting our community at the heart of what we do.
So if you want to play a part in a vibrant borough's future success, please download further information from our recruitment microsite clicking on the 'Apply now' button or call our advising consultant Jon Houlihan on 0121 644 5700 at GatenbySanderson.
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EcoSphere 4" Sphere
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Meritage Homes earns Energy Star Honor Meritage Homes has earned the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's 2013 Energy Star Partner of the Year — Sustained Excellence Award. The award recognizes ongoing leadership across the Energy Star program, including energy-efficient products, services, new homes, and buildings in the commercial, industrial, and public sectors. An innovator in production… Read More →


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We came across this very interesting-looking device in our search for all things Thanksgiving. They don't make 'em like they used to, folks.
Any ideas what this beauty is? If you nail it, please claim your Cooking Channel bragging rights.
***UPDATE: Karen Smith McDonald correctly guessed that this is actually an old PIE RACK. But we loved all of the guesses that came in. Kudos to Karen, and congrats!
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It's Bittersweet
After seven years of unlimited dedication and leadership, Jenny Miller Garmendia, current Executive Director of Project AWARE Foundation, is leaving her position to resume her research and work in marine policy.
For the past seven years, Jenny led the Foundation through major growth and restructuring. Her accomplishments include the launching of the new Project AWARE in 2011 and a major initiative to engage the global tribe of divers in protecting the ocean planet.
"Thanks to Jenny, Project AWARE can look forward to a bright future. We thank her for her leadership and work over the years," said Drew Richardson, Chairman of the Board of Directors.
Jenny will remain at the helm while Project AWARE recruits a new Executive Director. "I have been fortunate to work with such an amazing staff and volunteer divers at the Foundation. Project AWARE is in a great position to make a real difference in ocean protection and it was wonderful to be a part of it," said Jenny.
Interested candidates can view more information on the position here.


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"Half-Life Heresy" is the heading of an article in New Scientist, 21 Oct 2006, p36. The article refers to studies on the rates of radioactive decay by Prof Claus Rolfs of Ruhr University written up on PhysicsWeb 31 July 2006. The rate of decay of radioactive elements has always been assumed to occur at a steady fixed rate in any particular element, but Rolfs, who studies nuclear reactions in stars, has experimental evidence that show radioactive decay can be made to happen more rapidly depending on the environment of the elements. He commented to New Scientist: "When I was studying physics, my teachers said nuclear properties are independent of the environment - you can put nuclei in the oven or the freezer, or any chemical environment, and the nuclear properties will stay the same. That is not true anymore." His experiments are described in the PhysicsWeb article as follows: "Using the university's particle accelerator he fired protons and neuterons (nuclei containing a proton and a neutron) at various light nuclei. He noticed that the rate of fusion reactions was significantly greater when the nuclei were encased in metals than when they were inserted into insulators. He also observed that the effect is enhanced at lower temperatures (J. Phys. G: Nucl. Part. Phys 32 489)." If the experimental results are confirmed, Rolfs believes they can be used to develop methods for disposing of radioactive waste by speeding up the decay rate, so that hazardous material that remains radioactive for thousands of years can be rendered harmless in decades. In the conclusion to their original research article Rolfs' team wrote: "Finally, a reduced half-life of alpha emitters such as 238U and 232Th in a metallic environment may have important corrections in their use as cosmo-chronometers (i.e. the age of the elements) as well as in understanding the flux of geo-neutrinos using the Kamland detector (i.e. the energy source of the earth)." This is explained in the New Scientist article as: "If Rolfs is right, it could have profound implications not just for nuclear waste management, but also for understanding the Earth's interior and measuring the age of the universe."
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They look like ghosts in the sky! Scotland is gorgeous.
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What NOT to Add in Your Executive Resume
What You Shouldn't Add to Your Executive Resume
By Jessica Holbrook Hernandez,
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In your attempt to create the perfect executive resume, you've probably run into a lot of information regarding what should be included, but often times, what
be included is just as critical. The last thing you want is for a key decision maker to think: "I would have called this candidate for an interview if only her resume weren't so …" To prevent this statement from being made about your resume, it's good to avoid adding information that's not needed.
1. Objective Statement
Once upon a time, the objective statement was used to explain a candidate's reasoning for applying for a position. Typically formatted in the following way, "Seeking executive sales position with XYZ Company to build client relations, achieve marketing growth objectives, and lead sales teams to success," it was considered a good piece of information to place on a resume.
But over time, employers began to find objective statements redundant because they tell employers what they already know: you want a job. So now, objective statements are replaced with branding statements.
Formatted in the following way, "Senior executive with 25 years of experience designing organizational sales templates and building quality client relationships that drive margin increases," they showcase qualifications from a marketing perspective, branding you as candidate with proven success in your field.
2. Unrelated Information
One pet peeve of executive hiring managers is skimming through a resume that clearly is loaded with unrelated information. Not understanding why you didn't identify your target audience before writing your resume, they will likely toss your resume into the garbage can.
Remember, the purpose behind writing your executive resume is to inform an employer that, after
reviewing a job posting
, you've decided that you're the right person for the position. In your resume, you must share specific details about your past that directly align with the qualifications the company is looking for in a candidate.
3. Densely Packed Paragraphs
Making sure that your resume is easy to read is a critical component of the writing process. Because hiring managers are busy people, they don't have time to read your document with a fine-toothed comb to locate the information they're looking for.
So the best way to make sure your resume is easy to read is by avoiding densely packed paragraphs. As much as possible, opt for short sentences and bullet points that list your details.
It's not always easy to know what's best to include or avoid when writing your resume, since pleasing hiring managers can be touch and go. But it's good to know that certain pet peeves seem to span the entire spectrum of decision makers. If you can avoid those pet peeves, you'll make it easier to avoid including information that could get your resume tossed.
It's important to remember to brand your resume before applying to each new position for more information on branding check out my recent article
5 Key Areas to Target When Branding Your Resume
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Metal, toy shopping cart for playtime
Fill this shopping cart with all kinds of toys or pretend groceries. Kids will love pushing this realistic, metal grocery cart. This cart encourages pretend play and creativity. The grocery cart is lightweight and easily steers on multi-directional wheels. The handle is cushioned for a comfortable grip and there is a foldable, fabric seat to take dolls or stuffed animals along. When playtime is over, this shopping cart easily folds up for convenient storage. Some assembly is needed. For ages 3 years and up.Shopping Cart Dimensions: 24" tall


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Elle Fanning for Marc By Marc Jacobs
The 13-year-old actress stars in an ad totally free from any Lolita references.
Dakota Fanning might only be 17, but she's already got some tough competition in the form of newer blood. Her own blood, nonetheless - Elle Fanning is following in her older sister's footsteps by becoming the latest celebrity to star in a campaign for Marc by Marc Jacobs. Elle is only 13 years old.
This might sound like too much too young to many people, but in the fashion world it's far from uncommon. Dakota Fanning was only twelve when she was named the face of Marc Jacobs' Spring 2007 campaign, and 14-year-old True Grit star Hailee Steinfeld was recently shot as the face of Miu Miu's Fall offering. Elle Fanning already has a strong relationship with high fashion herself, after beating out Tavi Gevinson and Natalie Portman to star in Rodarte's acclaimed short film The Curve of Forgotten Things earlier this year.
The moody Marc by Marc ad shows the younger Fanning sister clad in a long printed dress with matching patent boots and a pair of beige socks. Marc's signature eccentricity comes across in a wisp of hair blowing across Fanning's face rather than in anything too brazen, though it's true the designer doesn't always have the same innocent approach. His recent Oh, Lola! perfume ads (starring the 17-year-old Fanning sister) raised controversy for a suggestively placed perfume bottle. And, of course, for the fact that it was done in homage to Vladimir Nabokov's 1955 novel about the relationship between a sexual predator and a 12-year-old girl.
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Incredible Edible Egg
Eggs are an AWESOME source of protein! All you fashionistas have been told to only eat the white, well, continue to do so, but if you want a bit more protein, have some yolk too! It's an egg, it's not gonna kill ya :-) but be sure to get a couple of these each week to get your protein on!


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