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The surging price of Microsoft shares returned US technology tycoon Bill Gates back to the top of Forbes's world's billionaires list, with his $76bn beating out Mexico's Carlos Slim's $72bn.
The annual list counted 1,645 men and women as billionaires, with an average wealth of $4.5bn and a collective wealth of $6.4 trillion, up $1 trillion from a year ago.
Mr Gates, co-founder of the US software firm, has showed his staying power at the top by claiming the title of the world's richest man for 15 of the past 20 years, according to Forbes, despite spending recent years giving away large sums of money to global health and anti-poverty programs.
Gates owns about 4.4% of Microsoft, making up less than 20 percent of his total fortune.
But the company's share price has risen 25% over the past year, and, along with gains in other assets, he has added $7 billion to his fortune since a year ago, according to Forbes.
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A familiar cast of mega-wealthy filled out the rest of the top ten: US investment guru Warren Buffett ($58.2bn); software group Oracle's founder and chief executive Larry Ellison ($48bn); US industrialists and brothers Charles and David Koch (each with $40bn); Las Vegas casino king Sheldon Adelson ($38bn); Walmart heiress Christy Walton ($36.7bn) and her brother Jim Walton ($34.7bnn).
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I'm wondering if tanning will have a negative impact on my BR scars and how long after surgery I should wait to tan? Are there any products I could apply to my incisions to block the UV rays?
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Tanning after breast reduction
Tanning can be harmful to scars for a full year after surgery. If you are going to get in the sun or lay in the tanning bed make sure your breasts are covered with a high spf sunscreen, zinc oxide. If you do not, the scars may come in raised and hyperpigmented. I hope this helps you.
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Tanning is not recommended before or after surgery
As you are aware, tanning is harmful in many ways and I do not recommend tanning however, the scars should be covered if you plan on tanning. Covering your incision with a band-aid, using a thin strip of colored tape and also applying sun block containing zinc oxide and/or titanium dioxide are ways to cover the incision/scar. It's best to wait 6 months before you are exposing your scars to sunlight. I hope this helps.
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Most dermatologists and plastic surgeons will tell you that it is best not to "tan" ever, given the potential for development of skin cancer. As far as the breast reduction scars are concerned, I would suggest that you give yourself one year before exposing the scars to direct ultraviolet radiation.
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here is a link with an interview that obie 1 kanoby did with kenny smith
All rainbows and unicorns...
I found it interesting when Kenny talked about the PG being the extension of the coach, and they both exclusively talked about Jarrett Jack, without mention of TJ. I don't know whether that's all they talked about, or if that's just the way it was edited.
Ha! What did you expect Phildog? This:
Kenny Smith: And now I'm joined by Coach Jim O'Brien...Coach, how are you?
JOB: (slumped in chair, disheveled) I long for the sweet release that death will bring.
KS: Uh...well. Let's talk about the Strengths of the Team. What do the Indiana Pacers bring to the table?
JOB: That's a good question. What do we bring to the table? (shrugs) Lack of hustle. Matador defense. Poor fundamentals. (reaches in pocket, pulls out a flask) You don't mind if I drink, do you?
KS: Uh...
JOB: Our players got good mustaches though. Damn good mustaches (shakes head and mutters to self)
KS: (Looks off camera, leafs through his notes) Well...let's talk about Danny Granger. He's having an all star year, what has he meant to the team?
JOB: If I didn't have Danny Granger I would kill myself (takes another drink out of flask)
KS: (starting to sweat) Larry Bird has been...
JOB: Larry Bird! Let's talk about Larry %$#@ Bird, shall we? Let's talk about the promises he made to me - like, "Oh, I'm going to get you a point guard this year," or "Dunleavy's fine, he just has some tendinitis, that's all." Let's talk about that for one %$# minute, huh Kenny?
KS: I think maybe we're done here. Thanks very much, Coach.
JOB: I'm in hell. (takes off tie, throws it in fireplace)
*** Actually, now that I think about it, that would be pretty awesome.
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Even if they did talk about TJ, I think the reason he was edited out was JOB saying off the record he'd prefer it. In fact, he may have given the interview with the stipulation that he not have to comment on T.J.
Then there's this: of all the other players to highlight other than Granger (obvious), the Network (or Kenny Smith or JOB, who knows) picks Jack. Perhaps jack is just looking that good from the outside. Or maybe someone is sending T.J. a sideways message.
"Look, it's up to me to put a team around ... Lance right now." Kevin Pritchard press conference
ahhahahahhahah yes thats what we talking about
Finally, one of those ugly ties won't ever have to be seen again.
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[The scene opens on a close
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camera pans up to Dr. Frankenstein played by Howard Shore.]
Dr. Frankenstein: "Fritz. The storm! It's passing over the mountain.
Send up the kites."
[Fritz, played by Paul Shaffer, breathes heavily and turns from the organ.]
Fritz: [speaking in an 'Igor' voice'] "Send up the kites."
to show the band dressed as Frankenstein's monsters.]
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and pulls a lever. A flash of light illuminates the scene and the Bride spasms.]
Monster: "It lives."
[The Bride sits up which sends the monsters into a tizzy.
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opening notes to "I Feel
Pretty" from West Side Story.]
"I feel pretty
The Bride: [ singing ]
"I feel charming
Bride jumps off the piano and pulls a mirror to her face.]
The Bride: [ singing ]
"Such a pretty face
The Bride: [ singing ]
"For I'm loved
[Dr. Frankenstein cues the band for some strong notes.]
[The Bride begins dancing frenetically.]
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Frankenstein: [ singing together ]
Fritz: [ singing alone
[cut to a close up of Dr. and his assistant at the piano]
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Frankenstein: [ singing together ]
Fritz: [ singing alone
away from her
Fritz and Dr.
Frankenstein: [ singing together ]
Fritz: [ singing alone
Monsters: [call out]
"Miss America, Miss America, speech!"
[Dr. Frankenstein creeps up behind the Bride.]
Dr. Frankenstein:
The Bride: [ singing ]
"I feel pretty
[Villagers carrying torches enter through the door.
They creep up behind the singing Bride.]
The Bride: [ singing ]
"I feel dizzy
See the pretty girl in that mirror there"
The Villagers: "What mirror, where?"
The Bride: [ singing ]
The Bride: [ singing ]
[The villagers start tying
the Bride up. The Bride hisses.]
"I feel stunning
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Pretoria - The gloves are off, it seems, as state prosecutor Gerrie Nel brought Oscar Pistorius to tears on the stand with extreme legal tactics.
Earlier in the day, Nel asked the court permission to show a video to the court that showed Pistorius' proficiency with firearms.
Defence advocate Barry Roux told the court his client has the right to a fair trial, and that any attempt to ambush Pistorius with undisclosed evidence would infringe on this.
He said the defence had watched the video clip, but Pistorius has not. But Roux said the state had indicated the video would not be presented as evidence, but simply to assist in Nel's cross-examination.
The court was then shown the video, where Sky News had acquired film of Pistorius firing a gun at a watermelon which explodes from the impact. "Its a lot softer than brain, but f*** its like a zombie stopper," Pistorius admitted to having said in the video.
Pistorius said that he was making an observation about a fictional creature, and that the targets he fired at weren't human.
But Nel said Pistorius had noted the effect of the ammunition in the video. "You saw what that bullet did to that watermelon. It exploded. The same happened to Reeva's head. I'm going to show you," Nel said, showing Pistorius pictures of Steenkamp's head wound. With no warning, this image was also shown on the court's tv screens, and June Steenkamp bowed her head in the gallery, comforted by those next to her. Pistorius said he wouldn't look at the picture because it reminded him of the horror of the night he shot her.
"I will not look at a picture that has tormented me, I was there that night, I touched Reeva's head," Pistorius said, on the verge of tears. He said he knew the damage he'd done to Steenkamp, as he'd been there when it happened.
But Nel insisted Pistorius refused to look because he wouldn't take responsibility for his actions. He also said Pistorius had seen in practice now what his bullets would do, prompting Roux to object to these accusations. Judge Thokozile Masipa agreed that Nel had gone too far. Nel softened, acknowledged Pistorius' distress as he cried in the dock, and asked for a short adjournment for the athlete to compose himself.
The athlete's family looked on as Pistorius rocked in the stand, and his sister Aimee approached to calm him down.
June Steenkamp also spoke with one of the prosecution, but it was unclear what their conversation was about. Other journalists tweeted that the prosecutor was trying to explain why the picture had to be shown, and that she was warned beforehand of its usage. The Steenkamp family has made it clear in the past they objected to image's of Reeva's dead body being shown to the court - even accidentally.
Pistorius was ushered out of the room shortly after.
When he returned, the dejected looking athlete could only look downwards in the stand.
When questioned by Nel, Pistorius admitted he wanted to see the effect of the bullet on the watermelon.
"You were shooting at the watermelon to see the effect if you were shooting someone in the brain?" asked Nel.
Pistorius denied this, but said his comments were distasteful but referring to a zombie.
Nel moved on to the evidence Pistorius had provided over the past two days, asking if this was what the athlete remembered, or a reconstruction of events from everything he heard and read. Pistorius started by saying his evidence also focused on his personal history, his faith and career.
Pistorius said he had read the statements of all the state witnesses, and that this had informed his version somewhat.
Nel said this would have to be tested.
Pistorius said by the time he fell asleep, he had remembered everything. But Pistorius said he didn't remember certain aspects of the night after the shooting, such as calling security or carrying Steenkamp downstairs.
Pistorius said his version of events had never changed, and that his lawyers had helped him put everything together. Nel accused Pistorius of arguing, rather than answering the questions put to him.
Again Nel asked if Pistorius had used other evidence to create his version of the night of the shooting. Pistorius said he had not. Nel asked the athlete if he was familiar with his bail application affidavit, and Pistorius said he'd read it several times, but that he didn't like remembering the night.
Similarly with his plea agreement. Pistorius said there were certain aspects not in his bail application, such as Steenkamp speaking to him when he sat up in bed, phoning estate security guard, Pieter Baba and "other things".
Nel then asked if he felt his statement and his testimony on the stand were true, and Pistorius said both were correct.
Pistorius was then asked about the fans he had retrieved shortly before the shooting occurred. Nel asked if he had ever gone onto the balcony to get the fans. Pistorius said he had not as they were in the balcony doorway. But in his bail affidavit, the athlete had said he'd been on the balcony bringing in a fan when he heard the noise that made him think an intruder had broken in.
But even before Nel pointed this out, Pistorius requested a copy of his bail affidavit, prompting Nel to say Pistorius was refusing to answer questions. "If you argue or think about evidence, you will get into trouble," said Nel.
The lawyer also pointed out that in the bail statement, only one fan was ever referenced.
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A pedestrian was hit by a vehicle at the intersection of Hillsborough Avenue and Nebraska Avenue in Tampa, Tampa Police confirmed. The pedestrian died.
According to TPD, the victim was crossing Hillsborough Avenue against the traffic light. A truck driver, going east on Hillsborough, had the green light but he stopped letting the pedestrian cross. After the pedestrian got to the center median, the truck started going again. The pedestrian slipped and fell on the street under the truck's rare tires.
The pedestrian died at the Tampa General Hospital. TPD officers say that according to the preliminary investigation, there was nothing the truck driver could have done to prevent the accident.
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Well, it's about time. Samsung, maker of fancy-schmancy smartphones and all things complicated, decided to plunk down the SGH-C140, a cellphone that does one thing and does it well: makes phone calls.
What a concept! Even though its $57 price tag might seem like it's cheap through and through, it still has a 128x128 65K-color screen, 16-tone polyphonic tones, 3 hours of talk time, and you can store 500 contacts in its organizer. Bye-bye feature bloat, hello Samsung.
Thoreau said it best: "Our life is frittered away by detail... Simplify, simplify, simplify! ... Simplicity of life and elevation of purpose. Simplify."
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Bourdain on Craftsmanship, Whisky and Plans for Houston
Anthony Bourdain at The Balvenie Rare Craft Collection event in Houston
Photo by Chuck Cook Photography
Anthony Bourdain is in Houston for a brief series of events called The Balvenie Rare Craft Collection. About 800 lucky Houstonians were able to score a spot to hear Bourdain speak and taste some of The Balvenie's whiskys.
It's not his first time in Houston, nor will it be his last. The author and former chef will be returning soon to film an episode of his CNN series Parts Unknown. Bourdain warns that it's likely that the episode won't please everyone. "Every time I do something in Houston, people say, 'That's not my Houston.' Well, that's not what we do. We don't do Top 10 lists."
Besides a relatively newfound appreciation of the more nuanced aspects of whisky, what attracted Bourdain to the events is the theme of showcasing detailed, time-consuming craftsmanship. It's not just about The Balvenie's work, but that of craftspeople who produce other products with a great deal of care. These people have preserved the old way of making things without concessions for efficiency or mass production. Bourdain selected each person who is showcased as part of the Rare Craft Collection.
Anthony Bourdain and The Balvenie brand ambassador Jonathan Wingo talk whisky and other topics during a live Q&A session in Houston.
Photo by Chuck Cook Photography
About the selection process, he said, "I was presented with files and materials to choose from and look at. I met a lot of people. Of many — all of whom were deserving — some were chosen. I think you can see my personal prejudices, enthusiasms, passions, likes and dislikes are reflected in who is in this collection. I like people who work with their hands. I like people who work with iron and metal. I have a passion for bookmakers and the printed word. I consider myself a patriot, so I like to see a watchmaker who makes watches in America and not Switzerland. All of these people deserve to be celebrated."
That includes The Balvenie's own cooper, Ian McDonald, who demonstrated the precision needed to construct a watertight barrel with metal rings, staves and nothing but reeds to fill in minute gaps undetectable by normal people. He's been with the company for 46 years. "I didn't expect to be traveling the world promoting the craft," said McDonald. "It lets people see how important the barrel is to Balvenie's products. When whisky goes in at the start, it's clear, like water. Eighty percent of the flavor comes from the wood — also the color — so it shows how important the cooper's part is in whiskey."
Cooper Ian McDonald, who has made barrels for The Balvenie for 46 years, demonstrates his craft.
Photo by Chuck Cook Photography
That's not the only time-consuming, skill-driven aspect of The Balvenie's whisky. Bourdain says he's visited the distillery in Scotland and it reflects a stubborn fierceness that characterizes the land and its people. "There's an obstinacy to the way Balvenie makes its whisky," explained Bourdain. "You go to the distillery and it's ridiculously antiquated. It's a much longer, more expensive process than the market would seem to require. They have chosen to do things in a certain old, traditional way with the same old, traditional people. I've met all the people who physically make the whisky from the earliest steps. They've been with the company forever — often second or third generation!"
Bourdain has only recently come to appreciate the pleasurable and intellectual aspects of sipping craft whisky. Before, he said, "I was only drinking whisky when I was feeling sentimental, when I was not particularly well. It was more of a special-occasion beverage. When I was feeling bad about myself, or sentimental, or nostalgic or coming down with a cold, I'd drink whisky and it would always make me feel better. I'd sit in a bar at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, put Tom Waits on the jukebox and drink whisky. It seemed appropriate."
Bourdain likes The Balvenie's Carribean Cask, which is aged for 14 years in oak and finished in rum barrels, and the 21 Year Old PortWood Finish. Regarding the aging and port barrel finish on the latter, he said, "It was sort of a mad gamble — a bold stroke. It characterizes a lot of the things [about the Scottish people] we've talked about here. It was unnecessary. It was counterintuitive. It was risky. It came from a man who tried something that didn't need to be done but he wanted to do it anyway and he created something extraordinary."
Of course, the whisky wasn't the only extraordinary thing on display. The artisans had booths at the event with their own tools and examples of their work. Sebastian Martorana of Baltimore makes sculptures and architectural features, like carved lettering, of marble reclaimed from demolished buildings. His artistic works have a dose of humor about them, like the Super Mario statue that was on display at The Balvenie Rare Craft Collection event.
Sculptor Sebastian Martorana creates carvings and sculptures from marble reclaimed from demolished buildings.
In the next booth was Elizabeth Brim, a woman from North Carolina who's helped ensure that education needed to learn blacksmithing hasn't disappeared. In 1989, she hosted the first symposium of artistic smiths at Penland School of Crafts, where she still teaches. Many people believe ironworking is historically a male-dominated profession, but Brim says, "There are women blacksmiths throughout history. A lot of them helped their husbands, and there are some whose husbands died. They had to take over the business." She enjoys the physicality of the work, and yet some of her art reflects feminine themes, incorporating skirts and ruffles made of metal inspired by her mother's and sister's sewing.
Blacksmith Elizabeth Brim from North Carolina poses with one of her ironworks.
Photo by Chuck Cook Photography
Roland G. Murphy is a watchmaker. His company, RGM Watches in Pennsylvania, employs ten craftsmen who make the internal movements by hand. Tiny teeth are notched into individual gears, and even the faces are marked by hand. It takes about five months for RGM to fulfill a custom watch order owing to the intensely detailed nature of the work.
Roland G. Murphy of RGM Watches in Pennsylvania demonstrates the delicate work required to construct a watch movement.
Photo by Chuck Cook Photography
Megan O'Connell's craft is that of the printed word, a topic near and dear to Bourdain's heart. Her letterpress company is in Michigan. Called Salt & Cedar, the company even receives orders from outside the country and has created handcrafted works for celebrities like Beyoncé. At the Balvenie events, she demonstrated rolling a printing press by hand, applying one careful layer at a time.
Megan O'Connell of Salt & Cedar demonstrates her letterpress work.
Photo by Chuck Cook Photography
Bourdain believes that the tactile nature of the printed word will endure, even as electronic publishing grows more ubiquitous. "Look, I buy a lot of e-books. I have a Kindle. What it's done for me is that I buy a lot more books than I used to in the old days. There's a lot of books that are worth buying electronically, but I don't know if I want to spring for the $25 hard copy. But there are others that demand the thing itself. I think in many cases, that's irreplaceable. There are certain books that — maybe it's just old-school thinking — you shouldn't read any other way. Don Quixote. Ulysses. Lolita. The Great Gatsby. There are certain books that you need to hold in your hand. I think there's magic in there and that magic is enhanced by having them contained between the covers of a physical object. There's a smell and a feel to books. There's a generational sense. 'Who read this before me?' You can pass a book along to someone you love — a child or a grandchild."
Regarding The Balvenie whisky that has brought all of these artists together, Bourdain says it hasn't suddenly turned him into some sort of snob. "I'm not a whiskey nerd just like I'm not a wine snob or a wine nerd. I like good whiskey. It makes me feel good. It tastes delicious. It's like when you slide into a well-made pair of shoes or a well-crafted suit of clothes. You know when somebody's put the work in, when somebody cares, that somebody is talking to you, in a sense. They put their name on it, and they meant it."
Creating handcrafted products of exquisite quality, no matter what the medium, is extremely important to Bourdain. "There are these people out there doing this heroically difficult thing for no other reason than passion and a firm belief in the virtue of doing things right. We should all aspire to that. To know there are people out there for whom mediocrity is not enough and will never be enough, it's vital. These people are vital. We need more of them."
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Ben Foden has warned Ulster that Northampton are ready to defy expectations as they seek to reignite their Heineken Cup ambitions.
There will be full live coverage of Saracens v Munster on Sunday Sport on RTÉ Radio 1 on Sunday 16 December from 2pm.
There will be full live coverage of Biarritz v Connacht on a specially extended Sport at Seven on RTÉ Radio 1 on Friday 14 December from 7pm.
Saints dropped to third in Pool Four after being thumped 25-6 at Franklin's Gardens by last season's beaten finalists seven days ago and must prevail in the return fixture at Ravenhill if they are to have any hope of progressing.
Runaway RaboDirect PRO12 leaders Ulster enter tomorrow's showdown on the back of 13 successive wins and are unbeaten at home in Europe since 2008.
The odds are heavily stacked against Saints staying in the hunt for qualification, but England full-back Foden insists they tend to thrive when written off.
"Losing to Ulster stung so much because we were at home and conceded four tries," said Foden.
"We did not play as well as Ulster as a team and obviously we will bridge that gap if we perform to our potential" - Ben Foden
"The performance let us down, as individuals and as a team. There is no finger pointing, we sat down and took the blame as a team, and we know we have to make things better.
"It is a big ask to go to Ravenhill and beat an undefeated side but for us it is about pride and getting back on track.
"A lot of people will write us off, which is probably a good thing, but we are at our most dangerous when teams take us for granted. We will be looking to put in a big performance at Ravenhill.
"We did not play as well as Ulster as a team and obviously we will bridge that gap if we perform to our potential."
Saints are missing captain Dylan Hartley after the England hooker received a two-week ban for striking Ulster front row Rory Best last Friday.
Ulster, who are hoping to reach the quarter-finals for a third successive year, have lost skipper Johann Muller to a fractured arm so Ireland openside Chris Henry leads the team.


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Lou Reed Joins Meltdown Festival, August 10
Lou Reed is the latest artist to be added to this year's Meltdown Festival at London's prestigious Southbank Centre. This year's festival is curated by Lou's friend and collaborator, Antony.
Reed will perform a rare one-off London concert at the Royal Festival Hall on Friday 10 August. Tickets from ?45.
Tickets will go on sale to Southbank Members at 10am Tuesday 29 May, and on general sale at 10am on Thursday 31 May. Tickets for Lou's Meltdown show can be ordered from
www.southbankcentre.co.uk/meltdown, 0844 847 9944. Tickets will also be available from Ticketmaster, 0844 844 0006.
Reed's concert is part of Antony's Meltdown, which also features performances from Diamanda Galás, Laurie Anderson, Elizabeth Fraser, CocoRosie, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Joey Arias, Marc Almond, Hal Willner: Freedom Rides and many more. For the full Meltdown line-up visit - www.southbankcentre.co.uk/meltdown.
To access the official Lou Reed UK Meltdown press page, click HERE.


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The Role
Duties and Responsibilities:
- Perform survey work under the direction and guidance of the Civil Resident Engineer.
- Establish primary horizontal and vertical control points including reference ties for re-establishing the points in the field.
- Supervise survey party staff.
- Record all measurements, rod readings and calculations neatly and accurately in field books as the work progresses.
- Coordinate with the Contractor's surveyor on work priorities and schedules.
- Check all work by completing traverse closures and bench circuits.
- Report discrepancies or technical problems to the Assistant Resident Engineer.
- Perform joint measurements of the completed work or payment.
- Check completed work for conformance to the line and grade required by the project plans in coordination with the Inspector assigned to the item of work.
- Perform regular checks of the Contractor's setting out to verify proper execution and accuracy.
- Maintain equipment in proper condition and perform frequent calibration checks.
He must have B. Sc in civil engineering - Land surveying
Years of Experience:
He should have experience of not less than (4) years in Survey works; or
he may have a Diploma in land survey with experience of not less than (6) years;
experience in wastewater treatment plant projects is a plus
Required Experience:
- He should have experience in supervising similar projects (especially wastewater treatment plant projects),
- He should be excellent in IT (word, Excel, Autocad
- He should be good in English
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- Must be pro-active, adaptable and a team player
- Must have excellent communication, interpersonal and organizational skills.
- Excellent oral and written English.
- Must be a self-starter and possess leadership qualities.
- Able to set priorities and meet critical time deadlines.
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AECOM is a global provider of professional technical and management support services to a broad range of markets, including transportation, facilities, environmental, energy, water and government. With approximately 45,000 employees around the world, AECOM is a leader in all of the key markets that it serves. AECOM provides a blend of global reach, local knowledge, innovation and technical excellence in delivering solutions that create, enhance and sustain the world's built, natural, and social environments. A Fortune 500 company, AECOM serves clients in approximately 125 countries and had revenue of $7.3 billion.


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Donate online now to help Ability West help people with disabilities all over the west of Ireland.
Ability West relies on fundraising money to continue providing high quality houses and centres for people with intellectual disability. The majority of fundraising money is used for capital works – for example, in 2009, we completed building two respite houses; one for children and one for adults, located in Galway City.
This was only possible because we were able to match funds provided by the Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs and Pobal through the Dormant Accounts Scheme, with the money we have received from various fundraising events over the years.
Even more recently, in 2010 we completed an adult day and respite centre in Mountbellew. This centre was built solely from fundraising money which was as a result of the great efforts of many families, friends and volunteers across the county. Fundraising money is also used to purchase essential aids, appliances, specialised equipment for service users, and buses which play a critical role in ensuring service users can participate fully in community activities.Please ensure when making your payment to fill in the "Add special instructions to recipient" portion in Paypal so we know what your donation is for. Thank you.


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Scotty McCreery vs. Florida Georgia Line vs. Tim McGraw – Video Shootout
Scotty McCreery returns to face Florida Georgia Line and Tim McGraw in this week's Video Shootout.
The 'American Idol' Season 10 champ dominated last week's Shootout once again, defeating clips from Alan Jackson and Little Big Town with nearly 65 % of the vote.
This week his video for 'See You Tonight' is up against McGraw's newly-released video for 'Lookin' for That Girl,' as well as Florida Georgia Line's latest for 'This Is How We Roll,' which features Luke Bryan.
Check out all three clips below.
Only one of these clips can survive the Video Shootout. Vote below as often as once an hour until next Monday, and the winner will move on to compete against two new videos next week!
Video Shootout Rules: The video that receives the most votes wins, and the winner goes on to face two new challengers in the Video Shootout next week. Vote as often as once every hour. Any video that wins four Video Shootouts in a row will be retired into The Boot's Video Shootout Hall of Fame to allow new clips to compete. Certain videos may be considered for a second Video Shootout.


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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (Jun. 18)
The Order Sons of Zion, at the closing session of its 31st annual convention, voted yesterday to raise funds to send an ambulance and emergency supplies to the Red Shield (Jewish Red Cross) in Palestine. The convention also decided to raise $15,000 to create a forest in Palestine in honor of Dr. Harris J. Levine, New York, retiring grandmaster.
Referring to differences within the Zionist Organization of America, the delegates adopted a resolution urging Zionists to "restore and maintain unity in solving the extraordinary situation confronting us." New officers elected are Harry Grayer, Brooklyn lawyer, grandmaster; Harry Pine, Newark, and Abraham Radelheim, New York, vicegrandmasters.


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Because of dazzling special effects and a funny, bloodcurdling villain called the Trickster (he looks like a Mohawk warrior freaked out on acid but talks like a Phi Beta Kappa), the witty techno-fantasy Brainscan could be the teen hit of the spring. But there's something else here, too--a distinction between the synthetic violence of high-tech "entertainment" and the real violence of murder in the neighborhood. Director John Flynn actually points out the difference between fantasy and reality--not a bad idea these days.
The film's sixteen-year-old hero, Michael (Edward Furlong), is a classic misfit--a shy, motherless kid with a limp who spends most of his time piddling around in his attic room, which looks like Radio Shack. Michael's a connoisseur of slasher flicks and interactive video, so when a new CD-ROM virtual-reality game called "Brainscan" comes his way, he's blase.
But wait. Upon plugging in the disc, Michael's instantly recast as a paranoiac serial killer bent on covering his tracks--even to the extreme of doing in his best friend, Kyle (Jamie Marsh), and the appealing girl next door (Amy Hargreaves). There's a big, bad cop (Frank Langella) in hot pursuit, and even the school principal is suspicious of him. Are the murders imaginary or real? Only the screenwriter (Andrew Kevin Walker) knows for sure. And maybe the menacing Trickster, who leaps right out of Michael's TV set to become his "Brainscan" guide...and to play havoc with his subconscious.
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This is far more clever stuff than most teen fantasies, and young Furlong (Terminator 2) acquits himself well in the lead. But it is newcomer T. Ryder Smith, who portrays the Trickster with a startling Mohawk wig, long talons and a cackling laugh to match, who will really stir up the adolescent juices.
"Real? Unreal?" he taunts. "What's the difference? As long as you don't get caught." Luckily, the movie has the good sense to answer the question. The pounding soundtrack, meanwhile, features Dandelion, Pitchshifter, White Zombie, Stuttering John and the Butthole Surfers, among other practitioners of the musical arts.


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Cesar Gracie comments to MMAFighting.
Gracie comments on the Diaz vs. Estima BJJ match and would still like to see it happen.
"Right now, Nick is dealing with all this NSAC stuff, and it's like they're coming at him double-barreled, because he had the audacity to challenge them in court and everything, and say, 'get a lawyer," he said. "And they're not used to doing that, so they're coming at this guy crazy. We've got to deal with that stuff, make sure his head is right and everything. But I would love to see it. I'm sure he'd do it in the future,"
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Marymount Secondary School
Marymount secondary and primary schools overcame many challenges to put on their version of the timeless musical The King and I.
The challenges included coping with students getting sick with swine flu, co-ordinating rehearsals between the schools and ensuring the children mastered their different roles, from acting to playing the music to designing and building the sets.
It all came together from September 4 to 6, when more than 100 students hit the stage for memorable performances of the Rogers and Hammerstein classic set in Thailand, with its rousing songs and choreographed dances.
'There were a lot of challenges but I was really moved by all the effort students put in to make it work,' production manager Kitty Ting said.
'I thought everyone was very professional.'
Clementi Secondary School
The Clementi Secondary School 2009 Variety Show was held on September 3 in the school hall. The show was the climax of weeks of rehearsals over the summer months and an opportunity for many of the school's students to showcase their skills in front of special guests, schoolmates and teachers.
The show opened with the school harmonica team performing the William Tell Overture and Trumpet Voluntary. The principal then gave a warm welcoming speech, followed by the chairman of the Parent-Teacher Association, Yeung Sai-man.
The show that followed featured several songs from the musical The Sound of Music by the school orchestra, which was conducted by Ng Chun-yin, a former student at Clementi.
There were Putonghua and Cantonese poetry readings, and a short drama. One of the best-received numbers of the afternoon was Tribe by the School Dance Troupe.
Aplichau Kaifong Primary School
As always, Aplichau Kaifong Primary School understands that a pleasurable learning environment enhances learning and teaching. So the school has been organising once-a-month birthday parties for pupils born in that month.
Normally, pupils born in September get the least in the way of celebrations due to the new school term or due to Primary One pupils' unfamiliarity with other new students. But Aplichau went ahead and hosted a birthday party anyway.
The pupils born in September gathered in the school hall one afternoon, and were greeted by a big birthday cake and lots of fresh fruit. Each birthday boy and girl received a custom-designed birthday card and a birthday present. In addition, they were given a fresh fruit instead of a customary 'red-cooked egg' in the hope of encouraging them to eat more fruit. When they got their presents, the pupils laughed with joy and sang Happy Birthday, before cutting the birthday cake.
They shared the cake around and chatted with the teachers.
They all agreed the birthday party was memorable, and made them feel the school really loves and cares about them.
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At the heart of Wellington's commercial and retail districts, the James Cook Hotel Grand Chancellor has 268 well-appointed rooms and suites with two restaurants and bars. As the capital's leading Qualmark rated 4. 5 Star hotel, we offer both business and leisure travellers friendly and professional service.
Enhance your stay by upgrading to our exclusive Club Lounge. Benefits include full buffet breakfast for one, evening drinks and a complimentary business centre with spectacular harbour views from the 26th floor. Sojourn Café & Bar offers customers innovative cuisine and friendly service in a contemporary ambience; ideal for drinks, snacks or a delectable dinner. The iconic Whitby's Restaurant & Bar offers superb a la carte dining and an extensive international buffet. Along with other hotel facilities, you can benefit from our wireless internet access throughout the hotel, Infuse Spa, and a complimentary in-house gymnasium. James Cook Hotel Grand Chancellor is committed to environmental and social sustainability. We currently hold Gold Earthcheck Certification from EC3 Global and Enviro-Gold Accreditation from Qualmark. Please note, a credit-card imprint is required at check-in or a $100NZD bond per night is payable. If using a debit card (visa or otherwise, full accommodation charge is payable upon check-in, plus the bond). Please note all credit card transactions will be on-charged a surcharge equivalent to credit card provider costs incurred. Credit card surcharges are: Visa/Mastercard/JCB 1. 64%, American Express 3. 35%, Diners Club 3. 0% Lift Upgrade Schedule The James Cook Hotel Grand Chancellor will commence work replacing all seven elevators from the beginning of July 2017 through to mid-2018. The schedule has allowed at least one working elevator for each hotel wing throughout the duration of the upgrade. All floors will still be accessible by guests however please note that some delays may be expected during peak times. • July to late Nov: Guest Rooms affected are Lambton, Premium, Club King & Suites • Late 2017 to mid-2018: Guest Rooms affected are the Terrace & Family Room
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Accommodation Scholarship
Open to: students who have a Queensland overall position score (OP) of 5 or better who have completed their final year of school within 2 years of applying for the scholarship and are enrolling in an undergraduate degree in the Faculty of Arts, Education and Social Sciences as a full-time student.
Value: accommodation and meals at one of the JCU Halls of Residence in Townsville or Cairns up to the maximum value of $8,500.Closing Date: 31 December each year. Application Form
Arrow Energy Indigenous Scholarship Program
The Arrow Energy Indigenous Scholarship Program will support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to gain qualifications at JCU and provide employment pathways. It comprises two scholarship types, The Arrow Energy Resource Sector Indigenous Scholarship and The Arrow Energy Indigenous Scholarship. Information Sheet
Open to: Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students enrolling at JCU.
Value: $10,000 each
Closing Date: 31 January each year - Application Form
Australian South Sea Islander Community Foundation
Open to: students who identify as Australian South Sea Islanders as defined in the 2000 Queensland Government Recognition Statement of the Australian South Sea islander Community.Value: $5,000 per year (full-time students) or $2,500 per year (part-time students)Closing Date: Early February each year.
The application form is available from the Multicultural Affairs of Queensland website.
Commonwealth Scholarships for Indigenous students
Open to: Indigenous students who undertake an undergraduate course of study or a Tertiary Access Course at JCU. The Commonwealth Scholarships (CS) Program aims to assist Indigenous students have better access to and increased participation in higher education. Students need to apply to JCU directly.
Value: In 2013 from $1,234 up to $12,067.
Closing Date: 2013 Round 2 - 26 July 2013.
David Hastings Bursary
Open to: students with a physical disability or other impairment who are full-time undergraduate students whose normal domicile is to the North of the 22nd degree of South latitude in the State of Queensland (above a line from St. Lawrence through Muttaburra)Closing Date: 31 December each year. Application Form
Douglas Fry Bursary
Open to: students who are in their third year of study in the area of sociology.Value: $1,000 each.Closing Date: 31 January each year. Application Form
Elizabeth Cookson Memorial Bursary
Open to: students who are Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islanders or South Sea Islanders who are starting an honours program in any of the following discipline areas: anthropology, history, Indigenous Australian Studies or Literature. The student must investigate an issue of relevance to Aboriginal, Torres Strait or South Sea Islander culture.Closing Date: 15 March each year. Application Form
Faculty of Arts, Education and Social Sciences Travel Grants
Open to: students who have completed the equivalent of one year of full-time study in their current undergraduate degree or six months of full-time study toward their current postgraduate degree directly prior to applying for the grant.Value: up to four grants to the value of $2,500 each.Closing Date: 15 May and 15 November each year. Application Form
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Open to: students who have been residents at George Roberts Hall for at least one full academic year, and who have achieved (at least) a credit average in their first year undergraduate subjects. Value: payment towards full board accommodation expenses for one academic year at George Roberts Hall.Closing Date: 31 March each year. Application Form
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Open to: full-time domestic Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander students of the University.
Value: $5,000 in money, books, equipment or payment for residential accommodation.Closing Date: 31 December each year Application Form
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Open to: full-time students who are in their first year of study.
Value: $5,000 or $1,500 for one year.
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Open to: full-time students who are in their second year of study.
Value: $500 JCU Bookshop credit.
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Leo and Mabel Barnett Travel Bursary
Open to: undergraduate students who are studying level 3 French and wish to undertake study in a French speaking country. The student must not have received any other travel scholarship, bursary or grant.Value: one grant of $2,000.Closing Date: 15 June each year. Application Form
Port of Townsville Limited Scholarship
Open to: students who have been ordinarily resident within a local government area forming part of the Mount Isa - Townsville Economic Zone (MITEZ) and are enrolled (or will be enrolled)full-time in an undergraduate degree in a discipline likely to contribute to improved management in the mining, metallurgical or maritime transport and logistics industries in north or northwest Queensland.
Value: $5,000 for one year.Closing Date: to be advised.
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RUSSELL Anderson has dedicated his life to the game in general – and Aberdeen in particular.
But the Pittodrie skipper needs to be certain he's still fit enough to go on making a worthwhile contribution to Derek McInnes's League Cup finalists before he'll agree to carry on.
And that's why the 35-year-old, who will lead the Dons out to face Celtic in the Scottish Cup this afternoon, has already held preliminary talks with his manager about the future.
And he will meet McInnes again at the end of the season to decide if the time has come to retire or go on playing.
The Aberdeen-born defender could have won one, possibly two, major trophies before then.
And they would be his first since signing for the club he was brought up to support.
He insists sentiment will not drive his decision.
Anderson has a diploma in business management he spent five years studying for and he won't be afraid to bring the curtain down on a time in the game that has brought as much mental anguish and physical injury as it has enjoyment.
He's had two additional years at Pittodrie he didn't think he would get when he left Derby thinking his time in the game was over.
Anderson said: "I'd suffered a hamstring injury that had restricted me to 19 appearances in 15 months at Derby and that seemed to sum up my time away from Aberdeen in England.
"I'd gone through yet more surgery and needed to do my rehabilitation. The older you get, the harder that becomes and I thought my career was over.
"I wasn't surprised. I'd reached the stage where I was almost expecting another serious injury and that's a horrible place to be. I'd become fatalistic after ankle and cruciate ligament damage while I was at Sunderland, the club I'd gone to originally from Aberdeen.
"In those circumstances, days turn to weeks and weeks become months while you're wondering if your damaged body is getting better.
"But when I was at my lowest ebb I called John Sharp at Pittodrie and asked if I could do my rehab with him because he knew me as well as I knew myself from the times when he'd treated me."
The return to his native city restored Anderson in mind and body and convinced then boss Jimmy Calderwood to take advantage of his unattached status and restore him to the team as well as the captaincy. The effect of what's happened to him since has taken the 11-times capped Scotland defender from a dark place to the happiest days of his professional life.
He said: "Your body heals and you get your timing back on the pitch. That changes your psyche and you become mentally and physically stronger.
"Now is the time I've most enjoyed playing football and every day is a good day.
"I'm still worthy of my place in the team but things can change quickly in football. I also know I'm one more injury away from having to give up and I'll only go on into next season if I feel fit enough to be at the top level.
"This could be my last season and I don't fear the day when I might have to concede my time is up.
"I've already had one talk with the manager and when the next takes place I'll be honest with him and I know he'll be honest with me.
"I'd be stupid to think I could outstay my welcome after the number of injuries I've had and I know the manager doesn't have the budget to keep players who aren't fully fit.
"I'll admit I thought it would be easier to let go but that's because the team's doing so well and the prospect of retirement is harder when it's like this.
"I have to put all of those considerations out of my mind and focus on nothing other than Celtic this weekend."
Andy Considine: We're greedy for double cup success
It would be an understatement to say Anderson could go out on a high, with the prospect of two cup finals open to him.
But he denies conjuring up mental images of himself as the first Dons captain since 1995 to lift a major trophy.
He said: "Winning trophies is an ambition – that's the reason why any of us play football.
"We've also got a generation of fans who have no recollection of Aberdeen winning anything.
"Celtic will be favourites to beat us but we're going to their ground in a good frame of mind after beating St Johnstone to reach the League Cup Final against Inverness.
"The league table says there's an imbalance because Celtic are 21 points ahead of Aberdeen. My mind tells me they're 11 human beings and on any given day there can be a cup shock."
The occasion will be intensified by what happened to Neil Lennon during Aberdeen's League Cup win at Tynecastle but Anderson doesn't want the verbal abuse and missile throwing Celtic's manager endured to affect today's atmosphere.
He said: "I don't know what happened and it's dangerous to comment on something you didn't witness.
"What I can say is it would be a shame if anything was to detract from what promises to be a great game. We had 13,000 supporters there and their backing was incredible."
This is where Anderson came in. His first recollection of going to see Aberdeen as a fan was the Scottish Cup Final win over Celtic in 1990.
The next time he was there he was part of the Pittodrie youth team taken to see the League Cup Final win over Dundee five years later.
He has now attained the position of Pittodrie's elder statesman without knowing what it is to lift a major prize – and might only have until March or May to rectify that statistic.
He said: "I was five when Aberdeen won the Cup Winners' Cup by beating Real Madrid in Gothenburg so I don't even have a vague recollection of what went on then.
"And yet that has been the benchmark for the club ever since. Now we have a generation of supporters who have only been brought up on stories of the past.
"We have to see the future through their eyes and they want us to beat Celtic then Inverness. in the League Cup Final"
At the end of the season, Anderson will do what's best for him and his family and that could mean reverting to the role of a supporter and leaving the playing side of the game.
He added: "There's no doubt my wife, Clare, and my boys, Jevan and Cole, have been affected by what's happened to me on and off the park.
"It won't bother them if I have to retire. I'll take the boys to Pittodrie as a fan because it would be impossible not to.
"But I've qualified to work as a financial adviser and that's what I might do after five years of study and examinations.
"I have no coaching badges and maybe the notion of being in the game after I stop playing doesn't burn inside of me as much as it should do if that's what I really wanted.
"If it's not to be then it's not to be and I'll always be grateful to Aberdeen for the two years in the game I never thought I'd see at one point.
"There were times when the only thing that kept me going was the thought that there were other people who were definitely worse off than me.
"My view on life is that my cup is always half full and that helps."
It's full to potentially overflowing so far as the team he captains is concerned and that's why a story of physical pain could end in professional gain.


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