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Kimberly Dos Ramos
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Kimberly Dos Ramos Bio, Affair, In Relation, Net Worth, Ethnicity, Age, Nationality, Height
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Quick Facts of Kimberly Dos Ramos
Relationship Facts of Kimberly Dos Ramos
Kimberly Dos Ramos is having an affair.
Kimberly Dos Ramos's relationship status is taken. She is currently dating a guy named Rafael Amaya.
Her boyfriend is an actor and they started to see each other in the year 2015. This affair was the highlight of the media as they have a huge age difference of 15 years.
Prior to Rafael, Kimberly was seeing actor Mauricio Henao. It was a short union that started in 2012 and ended in 2013.
1 Who is Kimberly Dos Ramos?
2 Kimberly Dos Ramos- Age, Parents, Siblings, Ethnicity, Education
3 Kimberly Dos Ramos- Professional Life, Career
3.1 Awards & Nominations
4 Kimberly Dos Ramos- Net Worth, Salary
6 Body Features- Height, Weight
7.1 Trivia/Facts
Who is Kimberly Dos Ramos?
Kimberly Dos Ramos is a Venezuelan actress, dancer, and model. She is a great entertainer and can also sing.
Similarly, she was featured in El Rostro de la Venganza (2012), La Desalmada (2021), ¿Quién es quién? (2015), etc.
Kimberly Dos Ramos- Age, Parents, Siblings, Ethnicity, Education
Her birthdate is 15 April 1992 and she was born in Caracas, Venezuela as Kimberly Dos Ramos De Sousa. The identities of her mother and father are hidden.
Further, Kimberly's ancestry is Portuguese, and has two older brothers named Lance Dos Ramos plus Lenny Dos Ramos. They both are actors, models, and animators.
As per her academics, she has a degree in business administration.
Kimberly Dos Ramos- Professional Life, Career
Kimberly Dos Ramos's first notable screen project was Hechizo de amor of 2000. From here, she never looked back and did several series.
As a main cast, she was seen in Hechizo de amor as Marta, Grachi as Matilda, El Rostro de la Venganza as Katerina Álvarado, and Tierra de Reyes as Irina del Junco.
Her other hit shows are,
La Desalmada as Isabela Gallardo
2020Rubí as Maribel de la Fuente
Por amar sin ley as Sofía Alcocer
Along Came Love as Graciela
¿Quién es quién? as Fernanda Manrique
Más que amor, frenesí as Anastasia Lara Fajardo (Taty)
Year Award Category Result
2013 Miami Life Awards TV – Best soap opera actress Won
2015 Miami Life Awards Best Young Actress in a Telenovela Won
2015 Premios Tu Mundo I'm Sexy and I Know it Won
2013 Premios People en Español New Talents Nominated
2011 Kids Choice Awards México Best Villain Favorite Nominated
Kimberly Dos Ramos- Net Worth, Salary
By the records of 2021, she has an estimated net worth of around $1 million. But her monthly salary is not yet calculated.
This Los Ocha actress is keeping herself away from scandals as well as rumors.
Body Features- Height, Weight
Kimberly Dos Ramos's height is 5 ft 6 inches and her body weight is 61 kg. In addition, she has light brown hair and has eyes in green color.
Her body figure is 37-27-36 inches.
Kimberly is available on social sites. She is on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook with over 336k, 3.3M, and 2.1M followers respectively.
Trivia/Facts
She is 29 years of age as of 2021.
Her zodiac sign is Aries.
Her contact mail is [email protected]
In her school days, she was on the cheerleading team.
She is associated with Solange Rivero company.
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One of the "Most Miserable Cities" in the U.S. mounts a comeback
Washington, D.C. Hannah Sawyer ArnoldVentures.org March 1, 2019 The Network
Rockford, Illinois, was once known as the "screw capital of the world," an industrial powerhouse in the 1970s and '80s that produced billions of screws, bolts, and fasteners for manufacturers around the globe. But over the past 20 years, the city — where good-paying jobs straight out of high school were once plentiful — has struggled with long-term economic decline. The issues cut so deeply that in 2013 "Forbes" gave Rockford a dubious distinction as one of the most miserable places to live in the country.
Mayor Thomas McNamara would be the first to admit Rockford has some big problems. His first day on the job a little over a year ago brought him face-to-face with public safety issues, deteriorating public infrastructure, and a $156 million, eight-year budget deficit.
However, the headlines don't tell the whole story, he says. Over the years, dedicated members of the community have been reinvesting in Rockford, even when the picture looked bleak. Now with the help of the National Resource Network, a consortium of experts who work hand-in-hand with city governments to tackle serious financial issues, McNamara and others hope to change how people view the city.
"I think the next five years will tell us a lot about who we will be and what we can be," he said in December.
The National Resource Network was formed by the Obama administration following the 2008 recession to help rebuild areas of the country that were particularly hard hit by the stock market collapse. However, when Executive Director David Eichenthal and his team arrived in some of the most distressed cities in the United States, they found many of their problems had been exacerbated by the recession, not caused by it. Long-running financial problems were leading to "literally death by 10,000 cuts" in forgotten places dotting the country from coast to coast, Eichenthal said.
McNamara had a reason to be optimistic as 2018 drew to a close: The Rockford mayor was celebrating the recent passage of the next budget. For the first time in 20 years, Rockford would enter the next year with a surplus, which McNamara and the council planned to apply to projected future deficits. And the city had already begun working on its 2020 budget.
Before now, "we never focused on anything but the year right ahead of us," McNamara said.
During the roughly five years the Network has been around, it has worked with more than 50 cities; Arnold Ventures has funded their efforts in nine of those cities, including Danville and Rockford. Eichenthal and his staff have become staunch believers in the idea that recovery is possible for cities that were written off long ago.
"I do this because I think these places matter, and I think the people in these places matter," he says.
Rockford is no longer the world's screw capitol, but it has reestablished itself as a national aviation repair hub. It has seen a double-digit drop in violent crime — all while cutting the eight-year projected budget deficit to under $80 million, thanks to help from the Network. McNamara, the son of a former Rockford mayor, hopes this is the beginning of a long comeback for the city.
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MTD plans for small businesses will go ahead
The Government has said plans for small businesses with a turnover above the £85,000 VAT threshold to be required to submit quarterly returns online will go ahead from April 1st. The Chancellor reaffirmed the plans for Making Tax Digital (MTD) during his Spring Statement but promised firms they would not face fines if they do their best to adapt. However, similar reporting standards for income tax, expected to be introduced in April 2020, have been pushed back by at least a year.
The Daily Telegraph, Business, Page: 3 Daily Mail, Page: 85
HMRC worker claims six suicides are linked to UK tax charge
HMRC is aware of six individuals believed to have committed suicide due to the so-called loan charge, an employee at the Revenue has revealed to MPs probing the crackdown on "disguised remuneration" schemes.
Stephanie Bruce joins SLA as FD
Standard Life Aberdeen have said that finance director Bill Rattray will step down at the end of May after almost three decades and will be replaced by Stephanie Bruce of PwC. The move comes as SLA announced Keith Skeoch will become the sole chief executive, leaving Aberdeen's Martin Gilbert as vice-chairman.
Financial Times The Times The Daily Telegraph, Business, Page: 9 Daily Mail, Page: 87
SMEs NEWS
Hammond cracks down on late payment
Philip Hammond is to force big companies to reveal how long they take to pay small suppliers as part of a crackdown on late payments. The Chancellor said audit committees will be required to review payment practices and report on them in their annual accounts, with a non-executive director given responsibility for reporting on how quickly suppliers were being paid. The Financial Reporting Council has been asked to look at whether it can change existing rules or if the Government needs to pass legislation. Mike Cherry, chairman of the Federation of Small Businesses, welcomed the move, saying: "The end of late payments could be in sight. It can't come soon enough, to bolster small businesses at a time when they are in great need of support and a lift in confidence."
Daily Mail, Page: 85 Financial Times, Page: 4 The Daily Telegraph, Business, Page: 5
PROBATE NEWS
ONS to define probate fee as tax, but only for accounting purposes
The Chancellor's Spring Statement yesterday revealed that the rise in probate charges will now be classed as a tax, but the Ministry of Justice said this would only be for accounting purposes. The Government has faced criticism for trying to avoid Parliamentary debate on the issue by classifying the price rises as a fee. Bereaved relatives currently pay a flat £215 fee for probate but the cost increases coming in next month will see families hit with bills of up to £6,000 and hand the Ministry of Justice an extra £155m each year. Emily Deane, of the inheritance professionals trade body Step, said: "This is a tax on bereaved families rather than a payment for a service, and its introduction should be subject to full parliamentary scrutiny, not brought in through the back door."
Daily Mail, Page: 8
REPORTING NEWS
Accounting rules can't be blamed for volatility
Peter Malmqvist disputes a claim in the FT that increased volatility in company accounts can be blamed on accounting rules.
Financial Times, Page: 14
Hammond pledges smooth Brexit spending boon
The Chancellor has pledged to spend a £26.6bn Brexit war chest to boost the economy, if MPs vote to leave the EU with a deal. Philip Hammond said his "deal dividend" would be dependent on a smooth Brexit and warned that a disorderly exit would deal a "significant" blow to economic activity in the short term. Mr Hammond used his Spring Statement to make the pledge as the latest figures from the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) forecast growth of 1.2% for 2019, down from the 1.6% predicted last October. The OBR left the forecast for GDP growth in 2020 at 1.4% and now expects the UK economy to expand by 1.6% a year in the following three years. Mr Hammond said the economy had "defied expectations" as wages were expected to keep growing at rates of above 3% over the next five years. The OBR also revealed that debt as a percentage of GDP is set to decline to 73% by 2023/24.
BBC News The Daily Telegraph, Business, Page: 1 The Sun, Page: 2 The Guardian, Page: 34 Daily Express, Page: 6 Daily Mail, Page: 8
Hammond faces £12bn student loan black hole
A change in the way student loans are accounted for will hurt the Chancellor's financial war chest to the tune of £11.6bn. The Office for Budget Responsibility has decided that assuming student loans will eventually be repaid in full is flawed and that the Government will have to accept liability for unpaid loans.
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As one of the regions leading independent practices we are proud to be one of the first accountancy firms in Bedfordshire to become licensed by the ICAEW as an alternative business structure to carry out probate work.
We have been providing advice and guidance in connection with estate planning work for many years and for some clients spanning generations. The latest addition of probate work to the services we can offer enhances the overall package of estate planning services we provide.
Our probate services are provided by our Managing Partner Paul Howkins through our office in Luton, although the service is available to clients from all our offices across Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire.
"We have been providing inheritance tax and succession planning advice for a long time now and the firm has a reputation of trust and understanding of providing for our clients needs. The addition of probate services allows us to offer a more straightforward 'whole' service without the need to rely on third parties. This strengthens our position as one of the leading providers of professional services in Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire."
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We have for many years provided estate planning and advice on inheritance tax and succession planning; we have also assisted with the preparation of the required inheritance tax forms and computation. However, until recently we have not been able to apply for a grant of probate, because this a was a reserved legal service, which could only be provided by a solicitor.
This changed in December 2014 when the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) became an approved regulator for probate services. This meant that once licenced, an approved Chartered Accountant and ICAEW member can now provide clients with a full probate service.
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The road towards EMU
The Barre Plan
The idea of creating a common currency emerged in the 1970s as part of the European integration process. However, it was not covered by the existing treaties of the time and as the international monetary system was functioning well with stable exchange rates there was no demand for a common currency.
Due to tensions in the monetary system, in 1969 the European Commission presented the Barre Plan with the main objective of progressing the single currency project.
In line with this plan, the Heads of State and Governments of the European Economic Community (EEC) invited the Council of Ministers to develop a strategy to create an economic and monetary union.
The Werner Report
The result of the Council of Ministers' work was called the Werner Report, which was published in 1970 and proposed the creation of an economic and monetary union in various stages starting in 1980.
This project failed to materialise due to the considerable instability present in the international currency markets, the collapse of the international monetary system and the world recession which followed the first oil crisis in 1973.
The European Currency Snake
In 1972, the countries belonging to the European Economic Community (EEC), aware of the problems that fully flexible exchange rates can cause in a common market, created the so-called European Currency Snake to maintain stability between the different European exchange rates.
The results were not encouraging: imbalances between Europe's economies caused several devaluations and revaluations, with countries leaving and joining the exchange rate stability mechanism.
The European Monetary Snake, initially created at a Community level, was reduced to an area of stability based around the Deutsche Mark, comprised of various countries inside and outside of the EEC.
The EMS
To counter unstable and volatile exchange rates, in 1979 members of the EEC created the European Monetary System (EMS) which included the currencies of all Member States, with the exception of the pound sterling.
The EMS was created with three specific elements:
A reference currency, the ecu, whose value was calculated based on the weighted average of EMS currencies.
Stable yet adjustable exchange rates, based on the ecu. The currencies were controlled by an exchange rate mechanism and could fluctuate within a band of ± 2.25% against central exchange rates.
A credit mecanism set up by transferring 20% of the currency and gold reserves of each country to a common fund.
The EMS underwent radical changes as it forced EEC countries to adjust their economic and monetary policies and supported the creation of a zone of growing monetary stability as well as the progressive relaxation of controls on capital.
The adoption of the Single European Act in 1986 represented a new step towards the single currency and EMU, as it established a schedule for the creation of the single market and reaffirmed the need to create an economic and monetary union.
From 1987, exchange rate adjustments became increasingly less frequent and bilateral prices against the Deutsche Mark progressively stabilised.
Furthermore, during this time the number of countries participating in the exchange mechanisms of the EMS increased, with Spain joining in 1989, the United Kingdom in 1990 and Portugal in 1992.
The EMS achieved the following objectives: a high level of exchange rate stability in Europe over an increasingly larger area and, partly due to this, a certain degree of nominal convergence accompanied by gradual but unstoppable progress towards the free circulation of capital.
The Delors Report
In 1988, the European Council invited a committee of monetary policy experts, made up of the governors of the central banks of EC countries, to propose the measures needed to establish EMU.
The result was the so-called Delors Report, which was approved at the Madrid summit in June 1989, and which recommended a three-stage plan to achieve this objective. The legal framework of the EMU was yet to be established.
On 7 February 1992, after signing the Treaty on European Union (TEU) in Maastricht, the European Union (EU) was founded. A new chapter was added to the founding treaties of the European Communities dedicated to economic and monetary policy which laid the foundations for EMU and stipulated the procedure and schedule for its creation.
During 1992 and 1993, political uncertainty concerning the project resulted in a major crisis within the EMS. Various readjustments had to be made to central prices and in September 1992 Italy and the United Kingdom temporarily dropped out of the system. In August 1993, the fluctuation band was extended from the previous ± 2.25% to ± 15%, due to large speculative movements against European currencies.
This measure helped the EMS to function in a satisfactory way again and encouraged four new countries to join the exchange rate mechanism: Italy, Austria, Finland and Greece.
The beginnings of the EMU
The design of the EMU by the TEU combined a series of obligatory macroeconomic convergence requirements for Member States with specific deadlines set in advance. This allowed the groundwork to be laid without putting any commitment at risk.
In light of this situation, the year 1999 was set as the deadline to initiate the EMU. Those countries meeting the convergence criteria on this date would be able to join.
The extraordinary European Council held in Brussels on 2 and 3 May 1998, in accordance with the recommendations of the European Commission based on the convergence reports drafted by the European Monetary Institute (EMI) and the Commission itself, set the start of the third stage of EMU for 1 January 1999, in which 11 countries would participate: Belgium, Germany, Spain, France, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Austria, Portugal and Finland.
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Jacek Wojciech Gmoch (born 13 January 1939 in Pruszków) is a former Polish footballer, who later became a trainer and manager of the Poland National Team.

While having a successful football career he graduated in communication from the Warsaw University of Technology. Gmoch begun playing for Znicz Pruszków, later moving on for a successful career at Legia Warsaw. With Legia, he won the Polish Cup twice (in 1964 and 1966) and contributed to the beginning of the successful 1968–69 season. He also became a player for the national Team of Poland (29 caps).

Following a major injury in a friendly match, Gmoch began a coaching career, starting in Legia Warsaw in 1969–71. Having been offered the Poland National Team assistant's job by Kazimierz Górski, he lasted from 1971–74. Together they achieved an Olympic Gold medal in Munich 1972, as well as 3rd Place in the 1974 World Cup. He moved to the U.S. to follow his scientific career at the University of Pennsylvania (1975–6). He returned to International football in 1976 to qualify the National Team of Poland to the 1978 Mundial in Argentina (fifth place). He later moved to Norway in 1979 and Greece until 2003 where he became one of the most successful and recognised coaches.

In Norway, he became Skeid Fotball manager and then he went to Greece and worked first as a manager of PAS Giannina, Apollon Athens, Larisa,. In 1983, he did his big step as a manager and became trainer of Panathinaikos. In his first season as Panathinaikos manager, his team won the Double and the following season, his team for second time in their history, reached the Semi finals of European Champions Cup, where they were eliminated by Liverpool. For the 1985–86 season, he became coach of another great Greek club, AEK and the following season he became again trainer of Larisa and in 1988, his team historically won their first and only Greek Championship. After Larisa, he worked as a manager for Olympiacos and Aris Thessaloniki, in 1991 he went to Cyprus to become APOEL trainer, where his team won the championship and cup. He remained there until the middle of the season 1992–93. Later, he worked for Athinaikos (1994–95), Ethnikos Piraeus (1995–96), Ionikos (1997–98), Kalamata (1998–99), Panionios (1999), and again for Ionikos in 2002–03.

He acted as a member of the Polish Olympic representation team in Athens 2004 Summer Olympics and later became a minor shareholder and President of Legia Warsaw, as well as following up a career in television commentating for several networks. He notably commentated Champions League matches for the Greek Television ERT, as well as International Tournaments in Poland for channels Polsat and TVP.

On 15 November 2010, Gmoch took over as the caretaker manager of Panathinaikos, following Nikos Nioplias, who resigned after a string of mediocre results in the first part of the 2010–11 season. As caretaker manager he successfully won against Iraklis in his only final match before being succeeded by the new manager of the team. The score was 4–2. The stadium crowd lauded him.

Managerial Statistics
As of 21 November 2010

Managerial record by team and tenure

Honours

Player

Legia Warsaw

 Ekstraklasa: 1968-69
 Ekstraklasa runner-up: 1960, 1967-68
 Polish Cup: 1964, 1966

Assistant Manager

Poland

 Summer Olympics Gold: 1972
 FIFA World Cup 3rd place: 1974

Manager

Poland

 FIFA World Cup 5th place: 1978

AEL

 Super League Greece: 1987-88
 Super League Greece runner-up: 1982-83

Panathinaikos

 Super League Greece: 1983-84
 Super League Greece runner-up: 1984-85
 Greek Cup: 1983-84
 European Cup Semi Finals: 1984-85

Olympiacos

 Super League Greece runner-up: 1988-89

APOEL

 Cypriot First Division: 1991-92
 Cypriot Cup: 1992-93
 Cypriot Super Cup: 1992-93, 1996-97

References

External links
 Znicz Pruszków

1939 births
Living people
People from Pruszków
Warsaw University of Technology alumni
Polish footballers
Poland international footballers
Polish football managers
Polish expatriate football managers
Association football defenders
Znicz Pruszków players
Legia Warsaw players
Ekstraklasa players
Expatriate football managers in Norway
Expatriate football managers in Greece
PAS Giannina F.C. managers
AEK Athens F.C. managers
Super League Greece managers
Expatriate football managers in Cyprus
Association football chairmen and investors
Athlitiki Enosi Larissa F.C. managers
Olympiacos F.C. managers
Aris Thessaloniki F.C. managers
Greek people of Polish descent
Panathinaikos F.C. managers
1978 FIFA World Cup managers
Poland national football team managers
Panionios F.C. managers
Ionikos F.C. managers
APOEL FC managers
Apollon Smyrnis F.C. managers
Commanders of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Poland
Knights of the Order of Polonia Restituta
Sportspeople from Masovian Voivodeship

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Thoughts on the Booker, and 5 Booker Prize winners for expats to read
7 Comments Posted by awindram on September 25, 2013
I passed a miserable morning at Barnes and Noble. Suffering a vexatious bout of man-flu and with teething baby daughter in tow, I thought a visit to my local bookstore might be cheering and – after three days stuck at home – a pleasant change of scenery. I was wrong. Almost as quiet as a morgue, a few pensioners sipping overpriced Starbucks coffee, a handful of stragglers who sit reading in the fiction aisles, but who appear not to be purchasing anything. I noticed books on angels reduced to clearance, kitten calendars for 2014, a survivalist magazine, and, most disturbingly of all, a whole display table given over to the writings of Bill O'Reilly.
For the tens of dozens of O'Reilly books there, I could find only one copy of Bring Up the Bodies, the most recent winner of the Man Booker Prize.
That may change in my little corner of American suburbia after last week's announcement that the Man Booker Prize would be expanding its selection criteria to include American writers from 2014 onwards. Of course, the future eligibility of American writers for the Booker does not open the Pulitzer for British writers; like our extradition treaty with the US, it is not an entirely equitable agreement.
In the interest of fairness, I should add that this change to widen the Booker from being a prize for British and Commonwealth (as well as Irish and Zimbabwean) authors is not just about including Americans, although you would be forgiven for thinking that was indeed the case if you had read any of the handwringing articles in the British press over fears that the Yanks will end up dominating the prize in future. Instead, there is a compelling case to be made that this is a necessary change. That as there is so much interesting writing in English being written all over the world, it would be wrong to discount it on account of the writer's passport.
As Sophie Hardach wrote in The Atlantic, as English becomes more inclusive so too must the Booker, and in doing so better reflect the increasing diversity of the UK. " All over London, Spanish-staffed coffee chains sit next to West Indian chicken stalls and Turkish hairdressers. Britain is becoming more like America: a magnet to migrants from all over the world. This includes migrant writers, and not ones just from former colonies."
Of course, the more cynical have pointed that all laudable claim for being inclusive are just a smokescreen and the change in eligibility is an attempt to counteract the recently created Folio Prize set up to compete with the Booker and which is open to writers in English regardless of their nationality.
Anyhow, being aware of the nature of this site, I thought I would include five Booker winning novels that I feel might be interesting for an expat to read.
Midnight's Children (1981) – Salman Rushdie
Not just any Booker winner, but the winner of the Booker of Bookers, a sort of literary equivalent of Countdown's champion of champions tournaments. A magical realism take on Indian independence, it is a richly evocative novel with a main character and narrator whose life is intertwined with that of his home nation.
The Siege of Krishnapur (1973) – J.G. Farell
The second novel in Farell's loose Empire trilogy detailing the decline of the British Emprire. Based upon the Indian rebellion of 1857, it is, at times, a surprisingly funny novel.
Rites of Passage (1980) – William Golding
Living thousands of miles from home is easy in the jet age. That 6,000 mile journey can be traversed in a ten hour flight. The account of a young British artistocrat's journey on a warship as he makes his way to Australia in the early 1800s may give current expats pause for thought.
The Inheritance of Loss (2006) – Kiran Desai
A fairly recent winner, one of the major plots in this work follows the journey of Biju, an illegal immigrant in the US.
Oscar and Lucinda (1986) – Peter Carey
Like Rites of Passage, this novel also tells the tale of a young Englishman traveling to Australia in the nineteenth century, don't let that fool you, however, as they are both very different novels. My personal favorite of Carey's works.
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7 responses to "Thoughts on the Booker, and 5 Booker Prize winners for expats to read"
thenewamericanlondoner September 26, 2013 at 6:58 am
Brilliant post. I love your depiction of Barnes & Noble, a chain to which my cousin holds a strange and inexplicable loyalty. I love Midnight's Verses too.
Some here argue that London is more of an open-minded and open-armed melting pot than New York.
awindram September 27, 2013 at 1:11 pm
London – New York is definitely an interesting comparison. Of late, I've had a rather skewed perspective on it as when I'm in New York I'm usually in Queens (the most diverse spot of the US) while the last few visits back to London I've been spending time in Chelsea (Oligarchs outspending sloane rangers there) rather than my old stomping ground of North London.
ML Awanohara September 27, 2013 at 2:26 pm
As you know, I live in NYC, and am constantly thinking that it doesn't hold a candle to London when it comes to diversity. But it seems I may be wrong? Factcheck did an analysis of David Cameron's assertion at the London Olympics that London is "probably the most diverse city in the world" — only to conclude that, in terms of the ethnic make-up of the city, it's not that diverse: over two thirds of Londoners are white with only 30.3 per cent identifying with another ethnic group. By contrast, the proportion of the Big Apple's population that identify with a non-white ethnic group is much larger than the proportion in London. Only 44 percent of New Yorkers identify as white, with the remaining 56 percent spread across other ethnic groups. Toronto also scores higher than London (tho lower than NYC) in terms of its non-white population. In other words, London can take only a bronze medal! I was surprised to learn this, quite frankly…
thenewamericanlondoner September 29, 2013 at 3:17 pm
I suppose I just feel like there's less of an insistence on "blending in" in London and at least a notionally more significant effort to celebrate difference instead of muting it in favour of some fabled multi-patched American quilts, much though I love my country.
diahannreyes September 27, 2013 at 1:52 pm
Thank you for putting this together- love this- a list for "expats" to read- this demo doesn't get a list catering to it very much, so as a former expat it makes me feel acknowledged.
Thanks for leaving a comment. If you haven't had a wander round the site before, there's a number of other posts featuring reading suggestions for expats. 🙂
Actually, Anthony, Diahann was the subject of a recent interview, in our TCK Talent series. So it's you who hasn't had a recent wander round the site! 🙂 She's a fellow Californian, incidentally, at least at this point. (In fact she's from here, there and everywhere…)


To celebrate the New Year, I created a small token of gratitude for my clients and the people whom I've collaborated with. With the added anxiety and uncertainty after the election, these gifts of Peace & Prosperity were gentle reminders to Breathe in the New Year.
25+ packages were created in house that contained two bottles of blended essential oils—one for Peace, and the other for Prosperity. The pattern design was inspired by natural elements and the balancing act found in nature. The blend Peace contained a mellow mixture of Lavender, Sandalwood, Chamomile, Lemon, and Neroli scents to tame tensions. While Prosperity lit a fire with a blend of Rosemary, Sage, Texas Cedarwood, and Grapeseed oils.
Check out the process video taken while making the boxes.
I've had the pleasure to work with Ree Drummond, aka The Pioneer Woman for over 10 years. We've never met in person until two days before the grand opening of her general store— The Pioneer Woman Mercantile. When she asked me back in March of this year if I would create the brand, I was excited to make it happen.
Working on a project of this magnitude requires a lot of planning! My vendor list spanned across the world, and I managed it from my desk in Portland. Ree, is a great client who appreciates attention to detail and knows that it's the little things that make a brand shine. She not only gave me creative freedom to explore, but also encouraged me to push the vision.
Working with someone for that long builds trust and friendship. Even though we never met until recently it's clear that we were meant too. If you haven't seen her tv show, you should at least check out her books for some good comfort food recipes. I recommend everything!
Check out The Pioneer Woman Case Study to find out more about the project.
I'm honored to be a guest at the next KLUM House & BYOB (Brave Your Own Business) workshop. I'll be joining Sara Wolf of Wolf Ceramics, Rebecca Pearcy of Queen Bee Creations, and Casey Ridge from Altar Boutique. All of these women are Portland creative mavens that will be sharing their journey into being a women entrepreneur in their selective fields.
I'll be talking about running a boutique design studio and juggling my creative endeavors that I feel are necessary to my spirit as a maker and activist for art and community. I hope you can join me!


From digging through trash to looking inside of people's refrigerators, Laura researches household-level food waste in the United States with a focus on measurement and behavior. In addition to examining the questions of "what?" and "how much?," her doctoral research also explores why people discard food in households. Using both qualitative and quantitative methods, Laura seeks to understand how social and cultural factors as well as the larger food system play into how food is discarded. Drawing from environmental science, sociology, urban planning, and nutrition, Laura combines open-ended interviewing with statistical modeling and direct measurement to understand the larger social phenomena that results in approximately 40% of edible food being wasted in the U.S. Additionally, Laura explores how the concept of "edibility" impacts what we define as food waste and how we reduce it. Laura has almost a decade of experience working on waste – ranging from prevention to diversion. Laura has collaborated with the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), Oregon Department of Environmental Quality, and other local governments on projects ranging from the first citywide household food waste measurement study in the United States to an interview study with urban and rural householders to understand their relationships with food and waste. Ultimately, Laura hopes to continue to contribute to preventing the amount of wasted food globally through applied research, designing interventions, and public education.
Prior to her PhD, Laura worked at the U.S. EPA on renewable energy and sustainable materials management with a focus on organic materials. She earned her B.S. degree from UC Berkeley in Conservation and Resource Studies with a concentration in Environmental Education and her M.A. in Energy and Resources from UC Berkeley. In her free time (or to relax), Laura loves gardening, cooking, and crafting.
Watch Laura's video and learn more about her research and experience at ERG below.
What have you been working on that most excites you?
Many reports and papers have been published documenting the extent of the "food waste problem." It is estimated that around 40% of the edible food in the United States never gets eaten, with a large portion of that (~40%) generated by households. However, what excites me the most is trying to answer the question "What explains why people waste food?" Most of us feel guilty or do not want to waste food, but we still do. Many people know why wasting food is not desirable, but still discard a fair amount of food that could've been eaten. If guilt and knowledge are not changing behavior, then what can?
To help answer the "why" question, I not only get to explore how and why people throw away food at any given moment, but also how people relate to food, how food fits into daily routines, and how food is supplied to us. I get to sit down in people's homes and talk to them about food. I get to sort through their trash. What is both the most exciting and the most challenging part of my work is that there is not one answer to why people waste food, in fact, the "answer" is complex and different for different people in different contexts.
For instance, some of my research explores the concept of "edibility." Specifically, it looks at how edibility is perceived and how the concept impacts food waste measurement and messaging. While most people would agree that an egg shell is inedible (note that egg shells are used by some people as food), would most people agree that a broccoli stalk is inedible? Potato skins? Apple core? The diversity of opinions is astonishing. And, how assumptions of edibility are included in measurement and research is often not transparent. While this might seem different, this is also part of the "why" question. How does the perception of edibility influence how much food we discard and why we waste it? And, how does the definition of edibility influence how we frame the problem?
What difference has researching at ERG made for you?
I was primarily trained in the natural sciences before coming to ERG. ERG has allowed (and encouraged) me to explore other disciplines, specifically sociology, nutrition, and urban planning, which greatly influence my work. I now look at wasted food from a completely different mindset than I did before. I no longer view wasting food as a socially deviant behavior but as a socially inevitable one. People waste food as a result of social and structural processes that impact everyday life, thus we must understand and influence those process to create change.
The great thing about ERG is that it allows me to work with a wide range of people with different expertise and perspectives, including both academics and practitioners. As a result, I believe that my research will be more well-rounded and impactful. Within ERG, I have collaborated with Isha Ray and Duncan Callaway to help guide my work. Isha has been instrumental in helping me apply social science research methods and sociological theories to my work while Duncan helped me refine my methodology. Additionally, I have been working with professors and researchers outside of ERG to guide my research. This includes Alastair Iles and Matthew Potts in Environmental Science Policy and Management (ESPM) at Cal, Wendi Gosliner at UCANR, and many other researchers globally. While at ERG, I have also worked with the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), City of Seattle, Alameda County Waste Management Authority, and EPA.
Why did you choose ERG?
I chose ERG, because the work that I do doesn't fit neatly into a specific discipline. I believed that researching food waste prevention would best be done from an interdisciplinary perspective. By being in ERG, I get the "keys to the castle" in a lot of respects. I can take classes in any department and work with a wide range of researchers. Plus, the people are ERG are truly amazing. I have never met a more supportive group of people.
I have had a love for food since as long as I can remember. I grew up for the first part of my childhood on a ranch in the Central Valley of California. I have fond memories of eating plums off the ground (because the ones that just fell off the tree were the sweetest and tastiest) and of the first time I ever saw a chicken slaughtered. I feel very fortunate to be one of the increasingly smaller number of people that have experienced the growing and preparing of food first hand. This has not only inspired my desire to decrease the amount of food wasted, but also made me appreciate the human labor and natural capital that goes into making the food I now buy in a grocery store. It also made me realize that not all food is perfect and beautiful, but that doesn't make it any less valuable! We need to embrace those imperfect looking fruits and veggies!
Graduate school and ERG is a lot of work, but it is worth it if you are doing something that you truly enjoy. Also, start grad school with an open mind. Every day I am more and more aware of how much I don't know.
Spotlight updated on September 4, 2018 by C. Hyun.


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Public employee groups and government transparency advocates sparred Friday over a proposed law that would shield retired public employees' names from the public record.
CARSON CITY — Public employee groups and government transparency advocates sparred Friday over a proposed law that would shield retired public employees' names from the public record.
Under Nevada law, retired employees' names, pension amounts, their last government employer, number of years worked and retirement year are considered public information.
Senate Bill 224, sponsored by Democratic Sens. Julia Ratti, David Parks and Joyce Woodhouse, would make it so that the names of those receiving retirement benefits from the state would become confidential.
For the bill's supporters, the change is about protecting retirees from potential identity theft and other privacy concerns.
"At what point is a public servant no longer a private person?" Ratti asked while presenting the bill in a Friday hearing in front of the Senate Government Affairs Committee, which took no action on the bill.
Opponents of the bill, meanwhile, argued that knowing the names helps to identify double dipping in the system and detect potentially fraudulent disability claims, and that releasing the retirees' names does not impose any additional risk.
The current law, which requires retiree names to be disclosed, is akin to "serving their public information up on a platter," Ratti said, and makes the retired seniors easier targets for identity theft or online and phone scams.
Another reason for the bill, Ratti said, is to clarify the law in hopes of cutting down on the state's costs in litigating public records lawsuits.
In the most recent case, which was filed in 2015, the Nevada Policy Research Institute filed a public records request seeking retiree names, salaries, dates of retirement, years of service and cost-of-living increases from the Public Employees Retirement System of Nevada for publication on TransparentNevada.com.
The retirement system had disclosed the requested information in 2013, but the state agency refused to provide the information for the following year, according to court documents.
The state argued that the raw data included only redacted Social Security numbers, and it had no duty to create a new document in order to satisfy the request for names.
Nevada Policy Research Institute sued in District Court in July 2016, and won in 2017, but the retirement system appealed to the Nevada Supreme Court.
Ratti requested the new bill seeking to make the names of retirees confidential the following month.
Robert Fellner, policy director for the Nevada Policy Research Institute, said the bill would make it "almost impossible" to identify cases of corruption, abuse or conflicts of interest, and noted that two of the bill's sponsors, Parks and Woodhouse, each receive annual pensions of $100,000.
Ratti disagreed with Fellner's characterization of the money.


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13 Celebrities Who Were College Nerds
Here are thirteen famous celebrities in film, TV, and music who aren't just artistically talented. (but were college nerds too with amazing academic achievements)
You'll read about actors who graduated at prestigious universities known for their strict and high-level admittance standards, celebrities who took one to three degrees at different colleges, those who joined academic organizations, and those who exhibited more artistic talents aside from graduating with several college degrees!
They're geniuses in their own right and were once huge college nerds.
13 Celebrity College Nerds
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You've seen her as Padme Amidala in the Star Wars prequels, as Dr. Jane Foster in Thor, and also as Nina Sayers in the Black Swan, which earned her an Academy Award for Best Actress.
But you probably don't know that Natalie Portman was born in Israel, with the name "Neta-Lee Hershlag". You might have heard, though, that this beautiful and talented woman is also a huge nerd.
When she was a teenager, she studied dance (ballet and modern) at the American Theater Dance Workshop, and at the Usdan Center for the Creative and Performing Arts in Long Island.
During the premiere of the Star Wars I, Portman chose to dedicate her time studying for her high school exams instead.
She studied at Harvard University, where she earned a AB degree in psychology in 2003 (she used "Natalie Hershlag" to attend the school). She also studied at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, where she took graduate classes.
Portman also lectured at Columbia University on a course about counterterrorism. Aside from being able to speak half a dozen languages, she has been able to publish her works in academic journals.
You will see Portman in an upcoming November 2016 film, "Planetarium", about sisters believed to be in possession of supernatural powers.
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You stayed up late to watch him in Late Night with Conan O'Brien (1993), The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien (2009), and finally in Conan (2010). But did you know that this talented host and comedian graduated from Harvard University with a Latin honor?
O'Brien was born in Massachusetts and grew up surrounded by his Irish Catholic family. When he was just in high school, he became the managing editor of their school paper, The Sagamore, at Brookline High School.
He was the school's valedictorian, and soon he was on his way to Harvard University, where he studied history and literature. He was also a writer for the Harvard Lampoon, and when he graduated in 1985, he got a magna cum laude award.
O'Brien had a lot of talent that went beyond hosting and into other artistic fields. He once worked as a writer for the show The Simpsons, and Saturday Night Live. He also hosted several national events like the Emmy Awards in 2002, 2003 (co-hosted) and again in 2006.
Conan also won the Favorite TV Talk Show Host at the People's Choice Awards 2011, Outstanding Creative Achievement in Interactive Media – Enhancement to a Television Program or Series at the Emmy Awards 2012, among other awards.
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Duchovny is a lot of things: actor, producer, novelist, and singer-songwriter. But he is most known for his role as Agent Fox Mulder of the famous TV serial, "X-Files".
He was born in New York, then studied at the Grace Church School, then The Collegiate School for Boys.
He pursued higher education at Princeton University, where he earned a degree in English Literature. While there, he penned a poem that garnered him an honorable mention from the Academy of American Poets.
He went on to study at Yale University to get a master's degree in English Literature. He wanted to pursue a doctorate program, but was unable to do so when he got a gig for a beer commercial. After a year, he started appearing in some films and TV shows.
Although X-Files had been very successful, Duchovny quit in 2001, after there was a dispute over contracts at the end of season 7.
He went on to direct some films, and appeared in talk shows and celebrity edition games. He also wrote two books in 2015 and 2016.
Duchovny is now back as Agent Mulder for the continuation of the X-Files released on the FOX channel earlier this year.
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Watson was launched to the international spotlight when she played witty, voice-of-reason young witch Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter films. Since then, she had appeared in many more films both in Europe and the USA.
But aside from her acting chops, Watson proved to the world that she might actually be Hermione incarnate when she finished her studies at Brown University, an Ivy League school, where she majored in English Literature. At the same time, Watson also studied at Oxford University while doing her films.
She said that she wanted to go to Brown because, as a student, she was in charge of her own education, being able to design her curriculum, and choose the courses she wanted to attend and take.
Now, Watson is the United Nations Women Goodwill Ambassador, and runs a HeForShe Campaign, which deals with gender discrimination and feminism.
She starred in recent notable films The Perks of a Wallflower, Noah, and Colonia. She will also be on the silver screen live-action Disney adaptation of Beauty and the Beast as Belle.
According to a recent 2016 survey done by YouGov among teens aged 13 to 18, Emma Watson is the most popular personality among Britain's teens, outranking even US President Barack Obama, singer Ed Sheeran, and actor Tom Hiddleston.
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He's been in countless movies and TV shows, like Freaks and Geeks, where he became a fan favorite. Franco is also an Academy Awardee for the film 127 Hours, which he starred in. But aside from his film roles, he had also been busy with his academic life.
He was born in California, and grew up surrounded by the academia. He interned at Lockheed Martin, and was constantly reminded by his father to maintain his high grades. Unfortunately, he became a delinquent (underage drinking, vandalizing public property, and stealing), and faced time at a rehabilitation center.
He cleaned up his act, and decided to study English at the University of California, Los Angeles. He'd always wanted to be an actor, but was afraid he wouldn't be good enough. After one year at UCLA, though, he dropped out to pursue acting. His parents no longer supported him, so he worked at McDonald's, while he took acting lessons.
In 1999, Franco landed his Freaks and Geeks role. It snowballed into more film roles. In 2006, he went back to UCLA to finish a college degree, this time in creative writing (graduating with a 3.5 GPA).
Not stopping there, he went to New York and studied filmmaking at New York University, fiction writing at Columbia University and Brooklyn College, poetry at Warren Wilson College and Yale University for a doctorate in comparative literature.
In 2010, when he was accepted into Yale, he also just finished his master's act Columbia, and the following year, he finished his NYU degree. Talk about juggling multiple acts.
You'll see James Franco in an upcoming 2016 film, "Why Him?" about a father meeting his daughter's boyfriend for the first time.
Rashida Jones
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She played Ann Perkins on Parks and Recreation, but Rashida Jones isn't just an actor.
Jones was born to a mother who was an actor, and a father who produced music. As a young child, Jones had always been fond of reading, even under the bed with a flashlight when it was supposed to be bedtime. She started playing classical pieces on the piano at a young age.
She became part of the National Honor Society at The Buckley School (where other personalities like Alyssa Milano, Nicole Richie, and Natalie Cole also went). When her parents divorced, Jones went with her mother and moved to Brentwood.
She went to attend Harvard University, and joined multiple clubs. She studied comparative religion, while writing musical scores and leading a Capella group.
She also performed in some plays including "for colored girls who have considered suicide / when the rainbow is enuf", where she said she was able to heal from the racial discrimination she witnessed and experienced.
Currently, Jones is part of the writing team behind Toy Story 4, slated to show in 2017. She will also voice a character in Dreamworks' upcoming "BOO: Bureau of Otherworldly Operations", with Seth Rogen and Melissa McCarthy.
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Born "John Rogers Stephens" in Ohio, he had always been interested in music. He sang some parts of Kanye West's songs (back when the latter was still a rising star), and spoken word poet J. Ivy commented that his voice reminded him of legends, and started calling him "John Legend".
He was mostly home-schooled by his mother, but was able to attend and graduate from a high school. He received multiple scholarship offerings from Morehouse College, Harvard University, and Georgetown College, but he turned them down to enroll at the University of Pennsylvania, where he got a degree in English and African American Literature.
In UPenn, he became the director of the a cappella group "Counterparts". They recorded a cover of "One of Us" by Joan Osborne. The song landed a spot in the 1998 Best of Collegiate a Cappella.
Legend has won more than ten awards from Grammy, Golden Globe, and the Academy. In 2007, he also received the Hal David Starlight Award.
His single, "All of Me" became so popular that it skyrocketed in the Billboard Hot 100 for three weeks in a row. It topped major lists in the USA and the UK. It's one of the best selling hits in 2013, with more than $12 million in sales.
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Kate Beckinsale starred in the film, Underworld, a 2003 dark urban fantasy about the hidden war between werewolves and vampires.
The film was so successful that it spawned a few more movies, but her first film appearance was in a Shakespearean adaptation (Much Ado About Nothing) while she was still studying at Oxford University.
Her school reports showed that she was a smart child, who constantly read books.
She studied at an all-girls school in London, while joining a theater group. Aside from that, she won the WH Smith Young Writers Award for fiction and poetry twice.
She enrolled in Oxford University, and was part of the Oxford University Dramatic Society, which was led by another student, Tom Hooper, who would go on to produce and direct various plays and films like Elizabeth I, John Adams (mini-series), The King's Speech, and the 2012 Les Miserables starring Hugh Jackman as Jean Valjean.
She loved learning different languages and read French and Russian Literature at the university's New College. She's fluent in Russian, German, and French (she spent her third year in France for an exchange program).
You can see her again as Selene the vampire in Underworld: Blood Wars, sequel to Underworld: Awakening. The film will be released on January 2017.
Ken Jeong
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Although Ken Jeong starred as a crazy gangster "Chow" in The Hangover, Korean actor Kendrick Kang-Joh Jeong was very serious about his education.
He was born in Detroit. His father was a North Carolina A&T State University professor, so Jeong spent most of his childhood participating in a High IQ team in his high school, practicing the violin, and joining the student council.
He graduated from Walter Hines Page High School at the age of 16, which earned him a Youth of the Year award.
At Duke University, Jeong studied his pre-med degree. After graduating, he pursued his graduate studies at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
He got his MD in 1995, then went to get his residency in Ochsner Medical Center in New Orleans.
While he did his residency, Jeong also tried to pave a way to something else he loved: stand-up comedy. During the day, he would treat patients, but during the night, he would perform as a comedian.
In the year he got his MD, he also won the Big Easy Laff-Off. The judges persuaded him to move to Los Angeles, where he worked at the Kaiser Permanente Hospital.
While in LA, he managed to book appearances in several shows and films like The Office, Entourage, Knocked Up (his film debut), All About Steve, and more.
Jeong's latest film is the dark comedy "Killing Hasselhoff" released this March 2016.
Mayim Bialek
In the hit comedy series, The Big Bang Theory, Mayim Bialek plays Amy Farrah Fowler, a genius neuroscientist.
Her role garnered her four nominations for Emmy's Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series, and one award Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series from Critic's Choice.
Not many know, though, that Bialek's intelligence is much like Amy's. Bialek was born in San Diego, California. She went to Walter Reed Middle School (then Walter Reed Junior High School), then attended North Hollywood High School.
For college, she was accepted at Harvard and Yale universities, but she chose instead to go to UCLA because she wanted to study close to her family. She studied at the University of California, Los Angeles, pursuing a degree in both neuroscience and Hebrew/Jewish studies.
She graduated in 2000, then seven years later, she was able to finish her doctorate degree in neuroscience, while she was filming her The Big Bang Theory scenes.
Her doctoral thesis was about OCD in adolescents with Prader-Willi syndrome.
She started her acting career in a Beauty and the Beast 1987 television show, as Ellie. She was also known as Blossom, the titular character of a 90s show which ran from 1990-1995.
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Stephen Glenn Martin is a familiar face in the halls of comedy fame. He was born in Texas, but was raised in California. In high school, he was a cheerleader. As he grew, he developed skills in magic and performance.
He went to Santa Ana College, where he studied poetry and drama.
Martin met starlet Stormie Sherk, who convinced him to transfer to California State University, Long Beach, while Sherk studied at UCLA. They soon parted, and Martin, who pursued a degree in philosophy, wanted to become a professor.
But in 1967, he pursued theater at the UCLA. He started performing at local clubs (he knew how to play the banjo), and eventually dropped out. The story didn't end there, though.
Martin is a member of Mensa, an organization that provides a venue for people with high IQ to talk and plan about intellectual topics.
This year Martin will be seen in "Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk", a film adaptation of a book about one soldier's experience and opinions about war and coming home.
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Tommy Lee Jones is the famous Agent K of the Men In Black film series. He's a veteran actor and filmmaker who has won many awards.
Jones was born in Texas, and went to study at Robert E. Lee High School. He soon moved to another school, St. Mark's School of Texas, on a scholarship. Jones had a strong tie to this school, and after many years, served on the board of directors.
His family wasn't rich, but Jones was able to study at Harvard University because of a scholarship. When he lived there, his room was right across another student's, Al Gore.
While there, Jones was also a football player, and became part of the first-time all-Ivy League game selection.
In 1969, he graduate from Harvard with a degree in English and a cum laude Latin honor, with his thesis being about the "the mechanisms of Catholicism" in the writings of Flannery O'Connor.
Unlike the others, Jones pursued theater and acting only after he had completed his studies. He performed in Broadway in 1969, then starred in a 1970 film as a Harvard student
His acting career took off, with Jones performing on Broadway, on TV, and on the silver screen.
Tommy Lee Jones will be seen, side by side Jason Statham, in a new 2016 film "Mechanic: Resurrection". (youtube video below)
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Kris Kristofferson was a singer, songwriter, and musician before he became an actor.
He was born in Texas, but his father, who was in the army, moved the family around a lot. They settled down in California, where Kristofferson graduated from San Mateo High School.
He was torn between military and regular academic education. His father, a US Air Force Major General, wanted him to pursue the former, but Kristofferson decided to just do both.
He enrolled first at Pomona College, where he studied Literature. He was also an accomplished student-athlete of rugby, football, and track and field, and in 1958, he graduated as summa cum laude.
He also earned a Rhodes scholarship that enabled him to study at Merton College in Oxford University. There, he pursued a master's degree in English Literature and graduated in 1960.
After that, he joined the army and became a captain. He completed Ranger School, and also became a helicopter pilot. When his tour ended, though, Kristofferson left the army to pen songs. His family disapproved and practically disowned him.
He was married at this time, and had a son who was sick. He worked different odd jobs to make ends meet. He sent Johnny Cash a tape he'd recorded of one of his compositions, and after some time, Cash recorded his song, and Kristofferson became songwriter of the year.
When he gained success in music, he decided to pursue acting, and was able to appear in various films like Blume in Love (his debut), A Star Is Born, 2001 Planet of the Apes, Dolphin Tale, and more.
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There are so many wonderful saints to celebrate this week and as much as I would love to dive into each and everyone of them, I have to be realistic. Do you hear that self? Be REALISTIC!!! So that means... choose the ones which mean the most to my kids and not the ones that look fun and interesting to me no matter how tempting and creative the ideas are and, most of all, keep it simple. But for those of you who aren't sick of the smell of curing drywall mud and aren't going cross-eyed looking at tile samples, here are your coloring page reminders for this week. For us, we will be taking it easy and living vicariously through all of you. So that means take lots of pictures and share them!!! I need to know that there is life out there that exists without a fine white layer of dust covering it.
I agree. Instead of doing so many treats and yummy things, we are keeping it basic and making simple things we would otherwise maybe make like lasagna and french toast. also it will probably be stoe bought cannolis for St. Francis and store bought angel food cake (better than mine anyhow) for Guardian Angels. have a good week.
Enjoy your celebrations (simple!) in-between slapping mud on walls!
I'm a frequent lurker here but just can't keep lurking when I've used most of your coloring pages. Thank you so much for sharing your talent (and for free!) God bless you.
Thank you for you coloring pages, Charlotte. It's an exciting week and it's hard to keep it simple, but we will!
We're just focusing on St. Therese this year- I'm kind of sad to skip the other feast days, but simplicity is our theme for this year, so I'm just going to do one feast day each month-- I figure I'd rather do one feast day really well, than several half-heartedly.
Blessings on your week, Charlotte!
Store bought all the way! I have never even tried to make an angel food cake!
Can't wait to see your beautiful food, I mean, celebrations!
Thank you for commiserating. I know it could be worse, but I'm finding out that I am such a baby about having my own bathroom. I will have to say that my kid's bathroom has never been tidier since now I have to go in there on a daily basis!
Just found you yesterday and want to say "thank you so much" for the coloring pages. We are a homeschooling family and are on the road to becoming Catholic. Just finding out about Feast Days and celebrated our very first Michealmas today!! I posted a picture of our coloring pages and a link to your site. We look forward to learning more from you and coloring your wonderful pictures!
Thank you SO MUCH for sharing these coloring pages! I am a kindergarten teacher at a catholic school and was looking to talk about a saint a week and color in a picture and the ones you have on here are PERFECT! I cannot thank you enough! I hope you don't mind that I use them for this purpose! :) Have a blessed day!
My coloring pages are free for anyone to share freely! That includes CCD classes, school classes, co-op classes or friends. I hope your children enjoy coloring them and show them off proudly to their parents!
Thank you so much for the pages! I just found your post through Catholic Icing.


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Q: Registering event handlers for many buttons I am creating a calculator which has more than 12 buttons including digits and arithmetic operations.Do I have to write it separately document.getElementById("").value for every button.Any alternatives?
    <form>
<input type="text"/>

 <button id ="button1">1</button>
 <button id="button2">2</button>
 <button id="button3">3</button>
 <button id="button4">4</button>

 <button id ="button5">5</button>
 <button id="button6">6</button>
 <button id="button7">7</button>
 <button id="button8">8</button>

 <button id ="button9">9</button>
 <button id="button0">0</button>
 <button id="button+">+</button>
 <button id="button-">-</button>

 <button id ="button*">*</button>
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</form>

A: var buttons = document.getElementsByTagName("button");

for (i=0;i<buttons.length;i++) buttons[i].onClick = function{ ... };

if you have more buttons which should not be affected put some class to the buttons involved and search by class name instead

A: Try this:
var buttonList = document.getElementsByTagName("button");

for(var i=0; i < buttonList.length; i++){
    buttonList[i].addEventListener("click", function() {
        switch (buttonList[i].id) {
            case "button1":
            // call function for button1 here
            break;
            case "button2":
            // call function for button2 here
            break;
        }
    });

}

A: Can keep all calculator keywords {1,2,3,4..+-/* } in the array and const "button" and loop through for array and say
var arr= {"1", "2", "3" .. "*", "/" };

 for(var i =0; i<arr.length; i++){
  var element = document.getElementById("button"+arr[i]);
  if(element !=undefined){
        element.value(arr[i]) ;
    /*can add onclick event etc here also..
        element.onclick  = function() {}
     */
    }
   }

A: Just define one method and assign it to all the buttons
 <button id ="button1" onclick=ButtonClick(this)>1</button>
 <button id="button2" onclick=ButtonClick(this)>2</button>

function ButtonClick(Sender)
{
var element = document.getElementById(sender.id);
//now do any thing with this element
}

A: Check for IE, since IE doesn't support addEventListener.
var buttonList = document.getElementsByTagName("BUTTON");

for(var i=0; i < buttonList.length; i++){
    var el = buttonList[i];
    if (el.addEventListener) {
        el.addEventListener('click', btnClick, false);  //For non-IE browsers
    } else if (el.attachEvent)  {
        el.attachEvent('onclick', btnClick); //For IE
    }
}

function btnClick() {

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One of the most damaging aspects of being diet-obsessed is the mental preoccupation. There are many smart people out there (including most women) who waste a great deal of time & precious mental energy thinking about what they're eating or not eating, fantasizing about dessert, and hurting themselves by not fully loving their bodies AS IS. Beauty comes in a wide variety of flavors and everyone is turned on by different things!
Letting go of this mental obsession creates space for Newness in life. What we think about matters. Attention = energy.
Of course, telling yourself not to think something doesn't really work either... it really is key to find out (& be honest with ourselves about) why we're overeating!
Suppression may seem effective at first. A diet strategy of trying not to think about food may even get some people thin enough that they allow themselves to think about food. Then they start to regain the lost weight and hurriedly start suppressing food thoughts again. A series of these thought indulgence cycles can leave the dieter totally obsessed and fat once more.
By suppressing a thought, we never get used to it. Instead, we make ourselves more sensitive to its next occurrence. The thought we most want to avoid soon becomes our greatest fear.
Once you understand this, the solution seems clear. To end obsessive thoughts, stop stopping them. Think the unthinkable. Consciously relaxing mental control is the only way eventually to regain it.
What would society be like if all humans were psychic?
We'd finally be forced to be honest with one another, and would realize how much we have in common with even the most outwardly different people. Imagine that!
According to this article, money CAN buy happiness, but only if it's used to re-configure one's life. Simply collecting bigger and fancier stuff won't do it.
Though "retail therapy" can help some people feel good for a short time, it's ultimately unsatisfying and there's always a desire for more. For some, shopping even becomes an addiction!
In effect, I wish to propose two different answers to the question "Does money buy happiness?" Considerable evidence suggests that if we use an increase in our incomes, as many of us do, simply to buy bigger houses and more expensive cars, then we do not end up any happier than before. But if we use an increase in our incomes to buy more of certain inconspicuous goods–such as freedom from a long commute or a stressful job–then the evidence paints a very different picture. The less we spend on conspicuous consumption goods, the better we can afford to alleviate congestion; and the more time we can devote to family and friends, to exercise, sleep, travel, and other restorative activities. On the best available evidence, reallocating our time and money in these and similar ways would result in healthier, longer– and happier–lives.
In these troubled times, it can cause a lot of stress and difficulty to be struggling against what's going on out there in actual reality. We all deny the root causes of why things are the way they are in our lives to some degree, but an honest re-assessment of our real situation can often help lead us in the right direction.
While it's often painful to more fully open our eyes and let go of ideas we're really attached to, giving up what we know is often just the medicine we need. This can include our homes, our jobs, our culture, our inherited "family values" and even our core identities! Nothing is "stable" in nature.
For some reason, drugs like booze and Prozac which are legal dull the senses and drugs that make the senses more intense are generally illegal, even when they are plants. Could "the man" be trying to hold back consciousness development?
DMT is the psychoactive chemical that causes its users to enter a strange "environment" that some have likened to an alien or parallel universe. Many people report seeing intricate palaces and temples, golden objects, transparent beings, angelic beings, and beings sometimes known as machine elves. These beings and places seem utterly real. Why do people from different cultures and areas of the world see common themes while under the influence of DMT? Why do people often see intelligent beings that are reptillian or robotic -- beings that tend huge machines in vast illuminated complexes?
While our first inclination is to dismiss these machine elves as insane hallucinations, I would like scientists to investigate them further. At worst, we will learn more about the human brain and archetype-like themes buried in our unconscious. At best, we may discover something about the very structure of reality, space, and time. Because we encounter reality through the filter of the mind, the more we learn about the mind, the more we learn about the fabric of reality.
Tomorrow is Earthdance, which is a series of parties all over the world that happen at the same time with the intention of promoting global unity and peace. I believe this is a powerful thing, but even if you're skeptical about that it's quite a lot of fun.
I'll be at the one in Vancouver, but check out their website for the location nearest you!
Earthdance, the Global Dance Festival for Peace has grown to become the world's largest simultaneous music and dance event. Founded in 1997, with 22 cities and 18 countries participating, Earthdance has grown to over 150 cities in 50 countries participating in 2004, with locations ranging from the club-lands of New York to the rainforests of Brazil. Every year, in alignment with the International Day of Peace, over 200,000 people unite in dance with hundreds of thousands more joining online in support of global peace and humanitarian aims.
I've often wondered why moths are so attracted to lights & flame, so I looked it up! There doesn't seem to be one definitive answer, but this one seems compelling.
Some types of moths are known to migrate, and it's possible that the night sky gives them navigational clues. A moth's up-down orientation might depend in part on the brightness of the sky relative to the ground. Some lepidopterists (moth and butterfly scientists) suggest that moths use the moon as a primary reference point and have the ability to calibrate their flight paths as the Earth's rotation causes the moon to move across the sky. (There is even evidence to support the theory that migrating moths have an internal geomagnetic compass system to guide them in the right direction.) So a moth's attraction to an artificial light or to a fire could be related to orientation, and lead to disorientation -- the moth wasn't "expecting" to actually get to "the moon" (the light source) or to be able to fly above it, so confusion results.
I've heard many people complain that they meet far more people that seem attracted to them when they are "taken" (i.e. in an exclusive relationship) than when they are actively looking to meet someone. This is more than just Murphy's Law. This has to do with the fact that when we're feeling good about ourselves and not trying too hard, we're far more attractive to everyone than when we seem desperate.
Tonight I was down at the beach with a few friends looking at the stars when we noticed a bright red light in the sky. We discussed whether it was a fire on a distant mountain, an airplane, a lighthouse, or a radio tower. It then started moving sideways and into a zig zag pattern. The light changed from red to yellow to green as it crossed the night sky.


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The Great Lakes by Depth
Lake Superior is by far the deepest Great Lake.
Lake Huron, one of the five great lakes.
Lakes of the World
The Great Lakes are a series of interconnected lakes along the Canada–US border consisting of Lake Superior, Huron, Michigan, Erie, and Ontario. They connect to the North Atlantic through the Saint Lawrence River and jointly form the Great Lakes Waterway. The Great Lakes are the second largest freshwater lakes in the world after Lake Baikal and account for 21% of the surface freshwater. They are also the largest freshwater lake by area extending over 94,250 square miles. The Great Lakes experience sea-like characteristics such as strong currents, distant horizon, great depth, sustained winds and rolling waves, and are sometimes known as inland seas. Lake Michigan is the only lake that is not shared by both countries as it lies entirely within the borders of the United States.
Lake Superior is the largest of the Great Lakes with an area of 31,700 square miles which is about the size of Austria or South Carolina. The lake's average depth is 483 feet while its deepest point is 1,333 ft. Lake Superior holds 2,900 cubic miles of water which is enough to cover South and North America to a depth of 12 inches. Jeffrey Val Klump was the first person to reach the deepest point of the lake on July 30, 1985.
Lake Ontario is the smallest of the Great Lakes with an area of about 7,340 square miles. It is also the fourth smallest in volume after Lake Erie with a capacity of about 393 cubic miles. As the easternmost of the Great Lakes, Lake Ontario has the lowest elevation of 243 feet above the sea level and 326 ft lower than Lake Erie. Its average depth of is 283 feet while its deepest point is 802 feet.
Lake Michigan is located entirely within the US. It is the second largest by volume with 1,180 cubic miles of water and the third largest by area covering an estimated 22,404 square miles. Lake Michigan connects to Lake Huron through the Straits of Mackinac, and in some occasions, the pair are considered one lake. The average depth of Lake Michigan is 279 ft while its deepest point is 923 ft.
Lake Huron forms the Eastern portion of Lake Michigan-Huron. It covers about 23,007 square miles and holds 850 cubic miles of water. The average depth of Lake Huron is 195 feet while its deepest point is 750 ft.
Lake Erie is the fourth largest of the Great Lakes with an area of 9,910 square miles and the smallest by volume with 116 cubic miles of water. The lake has a mean elevation of 571 feet above the sea level, a length of 209 nautical miles and a breadth of 50 nautical miles at its widest. It is the shallowest of the Great Lakes with an average depth of 62 feet and a maximum depth of 210 feet. The lake is warmer compared to the other lakes because of its shallow depth and continues to pose a problem for the two nuclear power plants that require cold water to cool the reactors.
The Great Lakes Basin
The Great Lakes basin encompasses both the United States and Canada. The basin accounts for about 25% of agricultural production in Canada and 7% in the United States while serving 10% of the American population and 30% of the Canadian population. The Great Lakes Waterway is a faster and more effective way of transporting bulky goods from the interior to the Atlantic and across both countries, but environmental concerns have been raised over the continued pollution of the lakes and the destruction of the catchment areas.
Great Lake
Average Depth (Feet)
1 Superior 483
2 Ontario 283
3 Michigan 279
4 Erie 210
5 Huron 195
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The Great Lakes Ranked by Size
The Biggest Cities on the Great Lakes
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American Airlines have round trip airfares travelling from New York / New Jersey (EWR) to Honolulu Hawaii (HNL) for $354, making 1 stop. There's more availability making 2 stops but I try to keep it 1 stop. However, this one stop may be up to 16 hrs in Dallas.
Use dates and book this directly with American Airlines [aa.com]. For hotels, check Hotwire's Hot Rates [hotwire.com].
As an LA-er, I'd rather have 16 hours of whataburger.
Well, as my username implies, it's a veggie patty for me.
Staying on track, great price, though, for the trip.
Hm. Hawaiian Airlines is at $600 for nonstop on those dates. Is it worth staying 16 hours in Dallas to save $250?
I can't seem to replicate the deal with one stop.
I'll keep the TU since it's still a good deal, even with two stops.
I would pay the $250 for NS, but not for one or more.
My time is valuable to me.
As far as I can tell, the one stop option seems to require a 16 hour layover in Dallas. The two-stop flight is 12 hours faster!
Booking from Dallas to HNL direct doesnt give you a discount. So bogus!
Having missed onward connections due to January weather delays from EWR I've sworn off anything but non-stop in the winter if possible. Granted, this specific one with a connection of 16 hours would be a stretch to screw up but I'll stick with non-stop.
Recommendations for hotel/resorts that are close to the beach in Oahu?
Anywhere in Waikiki is close to the beach... I usually get an AirBNB because most of the hotels are over $200/night, more if they're right on the beach. Have also done AirBNBs in Waianae and the North Shore, though it's harder to find ones close to the beach in those areas.
See similar prices through Chase, but not at AA. How low does NYC to Hawaii get?