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[ENG]Sweet 18 ep.7 2/7

March 28th, 2010

comment, rate & subscribe if you want more episodes if you see a “!” at the captions(triangle-cc) don’t mind it just press it twice and the subs will be on

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5/27/09: White House Press Briefing

March 27th, 2010

White House Press Briefings are conducted most weekdays from the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room in the West Wing. (public domain)

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Pharmacy Groundbreaking Ceremony

March 26th, 2010

On Monday, Oct. 5, 2009, after many years of planning, federal, state and University officials broke ground on a million complex that will allow the College of Pharmacy to grow in its role as a center of excellence in teaching, learning, and research, and as a centerpiece of the states efforts to build an economic recovery that relies on biomedical research and other scientific efforts. The 148000-square-foot, five-story building will allow the college to accept more students in its six-year doctor of pharmacy degree, its graduate programs and its four-year bachelors degree in pharmaceutical sciences, which was launched this semester. As the most selective college at URI, the College of Pharmacy typically enrolls about 95 students annually in its doctor of pharmacy program from an applicant pool of more than 1000. For more on the plans for the new pharmacy building: www.uri.edu

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Can someone help me correct this-?

March 26th, 2010

OK I’m an awful writer. I’m in eighth grade and I have this FABULOUS teacher. I was planning on giving her a letter at the end of the year telling her how much she means to me. I’m starting it now so I can make it absolutely perfect for when I have to give it to her. I’m putting part of the letter below, and if you could make corrections (like taking out sentences that sound bad, spelling, grammar) or just adding ideas, that would be awesome! Thank you =)

Dear Ms (her name),
I really hope your summer is starting off well! I also hope that you felt that this year was a great one, and that you enjoyed our class of 2013. I really want you to know how much your teaching impacted me this year. I also want to express to you my deepest appreciation for being such an incredible and dedicated teacher. I just didn’t want to pass up an opportunity to tell a very important person, just how special they are.
I remember when we first met, I was in sixth grade. (my friend’s name) had to go into your room to get something for a project and being the very nice friend I am, I tagged along. The first thing I noticed about your room was the piano you had against the wall and I was just so excited! When I asked if I could play a song, you responded with a, “Sorry, but I’d rather you didn’t”, as you had an awful headache. (she had breast cancer at the time and got headaches often, my friend skipped two grades in english so that’s how I met her then)
Two years passed, and I’m still obsessed with piano, and you only once got an awful headache in our class, which I must say you did a very good job at acting like you felt just fine. I really enjoyed playing piano for you each week and I loved listening to your musical experiences while we sat next to each other working in the computer lab at the beginning of the year. I was creating a pamphlet about different types of pianos, you were buying boots online.

Oh, the memories!

I’m pretty sure I would have forgotten that first event if you hadn’t become LMS’s eighth grade reading and C.A. teacher. You helped make my eighth grade year extra special. Considering the fact that English is my least favorite subject, you should be very pleased that those two periods I had with you were always the highlight of my day.

You cared so much for each of your students and you got to know us so well. I know every teacher tries to learn about their students, but they usually go about this by having us fill out worksheets at the beginning of the year asking us what our favorite football teams were, or what we like to do in our spare time. You went deeper than that though; you learned about us through our conversations and how we responded to our classmates. You could always create the perfect project that would really make each of us think. You knew what concepts each individual would have trouble understanding, and the ones we would enjoy learning about.
I absolutely adored how you never failed to walk through the doors of your classroom at the beginning of each hour and be in your very best mood. It’s impossible for me to imagine you truly upset. The most important thing you’ve taught me this year is the importance of smiling. To be happy you don’t have to be an incredibly optimistic person, just putting on a smile and making the people around you happy is enough to turn a bad day to a good one. That is what really amazes me about you: how happy you are. You’re the happiest person I’ve ever known, and you make everyone around you happy, too.
I’m so glad you were my teacher. It’s obvious how much you love your job. In fact, you don’t make it seem like you’re even working.You are by far the most influential teacher I’ve ever had.
I have enjoyed my middle school experience immensely. Thank you for your time, wisdom and dedication. Even though I will miss you, all of the other teachers and my classmates over the summer, I am looking forward to going to high school. I hope our paths cross again in the future. Thank you for being you.

Send me a letter this summer and let me know how you’re doing!
(I put my adress) Sincerely, (my name)

I’m not even close to being finished with this, considering that the school year is only half over, and I already know of things I still need to add on.

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6/25/09: White House Press Briefing

March 25th, 2010

White House Press Briefings are conducted most weekdays from the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room in the West Wing. (public domain)

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[ENG]Sweet 18 ep.7 1/7

March 25th, 2010

comment, rate & subscribe if you want more episodes if you see a “!” at the captions(triangle-cc) don’t mind it just press it twice and the subs will be on

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Forum on Modernizing Government: Closing Session

March 25th, 2010

The White House Forum on Modernizing Government concludes with a final group session. January 14, 2010.

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HELP!! My Navy recruiter said they made a mistake…?

March 25th, 2010

I took the first oath back in October of 09 and everything was fine. My rating is GSM but my recruiter has been sudmitting DARs to either reclass me or get me a different rating because I dont want to go in as GSM. Anyways, Ive already been waiting for 5 months (ship date is 05/11/10) and he knows I’ll be fine if they cant reclass me or change my rating before I leave. Today I called my recruiter to see what’s going on with everything and check in etc, and he asked me if I received a call from the Navy. Apparently he said they either made a mistake or there might be something that could prevent me from joining and have my contract cancelled.He said to wait and because they didnt specify what it was and that he will do everything in his power to get me in if there is really something wrong.

Since last night Ive feel like everything has been going wrong for me (maybe just a little depressed) and to hear this news its like a low blow or shot in the stomach. I am 25 yrs old, I am a healthy girl, dont use drugs, never been to the hospital for something serious, thank God!, Im here legally (obviously), never got into trouble with the law, got high score in the ASVAB (70), went through MEPs just fine… I mean what couldve gone wrong?! From what I can remember all that needed to be fixed was my first name on my Social Security (had an extra letter) and that was done the next day after MEPs. My recruiter took care of that. My question is or are, Could this really be possible? Even after 5 months? Is it just a way to make me change my mind and just drop the idea of having my rating changed because they need people in that job?…Ive been looking forward to joining and seeing the world and help, and so thankful to this country for the life it has allowed me and my family to live. My two sisters are professionals and my parents are (legal) immigrants who work hard to put us all 3 in school. I feel like by joining is a way to show appreciation for everything. I know im joining for the right reasons. I mean as of now, all i can think that could prevent me from joining is my credit score (588) which mostly dropped because of my school loan which I already have in auto pay. I have 5 stores credit card and I already paid off 3 of them and working ont he other 2 because I dont want to deal with that after I leave. I dont know, maybe Im just freaking out for nothing too big. Iam just praying to God that everything goes well and is something fixable. Sorry for the book i just wrote guys, i just really dont have anyone to talk to about this. Thanks!
Thank you so much for taking your time to answer my question(s)!! I spoke to my recruiter and he confirmed EVERYTHING IS OK!! Chief told him this morning. Im so happy and relieved. Thank you God!
I’ve heard many people trashing recruiters. Maybe is true, but I have the best recruiter. He has always been honest with me, no bs and has help me a lot. I know he’s working with me and submitting DARs because he has already offered me 3 jobs so far but i turned them down because of the ship dates and similarities to the job I have now. Again, thank you!

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Bad Boss, Great Job… What do I do?

March 19th, 2010

I have a wonderful position where I like my co-workers, my customers, and I am proud of my business.

I am on the brink of recieving benefits (after 13 months due to poor office staff not meeting deadlines)…

I am up for employment review with a good reputation with my co workers and my clients. Many praises.

But, I have a poor senior manager, and a poor workgroup manager.

I have begged, pleaded, given notice, made compromises, and even drafted schedule templates in order to persuade my bosses to provide me with a work schedule that does not conflict with my school, and allows me time to study and to spend time with my loved ones. I have been promised cooperation: with no results, just more problems and mistakes.

Many letters and conversations have been had. I even requested a transfer, and was manipulated into staying.

I also recently cross-trained as a favor to the management to help cover some understaffed workstations. I accepted this cross train on the precedent that I would still maintain the larger portions of my hours in my preferred workstation. I recieve tips + wage at my preferred position. My alternate position is the same wage, but is not tipped and therefore cuts about 1/4 of my income. They have continued to place me in the less savory position for the majority of my weekly hours due to their constant staffing issues for this area.

Recently a co-worker in my preferred station was granted the set schedule of his choice, and it directly conflicts with my needs. Hands down, I am a more flexible and reliable employee than my co-worker, and I feel I deserve to have some of my requests fulfilled as a token of appreciation for the favors I have listed.

How can I convince, or motivate my boss to work with my needs as an employee? I am regularly told what it takes to pacify me, without any good made on their word. My boss does not take well to threats, he is a skillful conversationalist and a persuasive manipulator. Signing an official agreement is out of the question, it has been attempted, and I was made to feel I was insulting my boss. What is the best way to encourage action from my superior without retaliation?

I do not want to resign. I am being pushed to a point in which I must leave if things do not change. Otherwise my grades and loved ones will suffer. Of 14 shifts in a week, I have made myself available for 10 of them, and the typical workweek is 5-6 shifts.

Any help from the devil’s advocate?
I can see how my constant pleading for them to work with me could be a minus. I am sure they are sick of hearing it, as sick as I am of saying it. So… then what? Do I just hush up and deal with it? or do I put a foot down and say: this is the only time I can and will work for you?

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Do you have any suggestions as to how I could improve this letter to the DA asking for leniency…? ?

March 18th, 2010

Dear Mr. –,

My name is Sue — and I am the sister of Brad –. In addition he is also my co-worker and friend. I am aware that Brad has been charged with Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance, Felony Driving While Intoxicated and related offenses. I would like to ask that you grant leniency to Brad in this case as he is a genuinely good person who is deserving of it.

At work, Brad is one of the people in which I know that I, as well as others, can greatly depend on. He is a hard worker who takes immense pride in what he does, which is installing special equipment and modifying homes so that physically challenged people can gain back mobility and independence in and around their homes. We frequently receive calls from customers on Brad’s behalf expressing their appreciation and satisfaction for not only the technically great quality of the jobs he completes but for the warmth and professionalism he presents. The start and growth of our family owned company is largely due to the excellent work performed by Brad from the beginning and throughout the years.

I consider Brad to be a good friend of mine, someone I choose to spend my time with because I know he can either make me laugh with his sense of humor and wit or make me think with his intelligence and challenging ideas. I know I am not the only one who is appreciative of his company as I am only one among his many friends.

Brad is also a fine father to my nephew Mike. They enjoy spending quality time together doing things such as playing sports, going fishing and working on Mike’s schoolwork. He takes great interest in Mike’s life with attending his soccer games and any of his school events. Brad is no doubt a positive influence on Mike’s life by giving him love and encouragement, and teaching him valuable things such as hard work and determination.

Thank you for taking the time to read this and I sincerely hope you take what I have written into great consideration.

Respectfully,

Hey Jimbo, I guess you and everyone you know is perfect in every way, never makes mistakes and doesn’t have any problems or addictions..
There are people out there who learn from their mistakes and genuinely want to be given a second chance to change their lives around.
I am glad I am not as pessimistic about people as you- you must live a miserable life.