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TV meteorologist Ginger Zee talks weather, career at UGA | Online ...

Network TV meteorologist Ginger Zee?s life isn?t quite so glamorous as people imagine, she told University of Georgia students Wednesday.

?There?s not as much glamour in this job as people think, but I have loved every minute of it,? said Zee, a rising star in her role as one of ABC?s ?Good Morning America? meteorologists.

Zee, a former student of UGA climatologist John Knox at Indiana?s Valparaiso University, spoke to about 75 students and faculty at UGA in a talk sponsored by the UGA student chapter of the American Meteorological Society.

Zee?s job takes her to the scenes of major weather disasters, such as a Midwestern tornado outbreak that killed 39 people earlier this year.

She spoke to the camera then from what had been a family?s living room, before tornadoes carried off most of their house. She uses dramatic shots like that for a reason, she said.

?You?ll get a sense of just how frightening it is to be in the crosshairs of this tornado,? she said in the broadcast ? and it?s a chance to educate people a little, she told her UGA audience.

Better yet, Zee was able to warn people the day before that a deadly tornado outbreak was coming as the remnants of Hurricane Ivan churned through the middle of the United States.

But being a rising star also has its price, she said ? no Christmases at home, no holidays, never two days off in a row.

?I don?t have a family life. I don?t have anything,? said Zee. ?So far in this job I can?t do it.?

Zee has known since childhood she wanted to be a meteorologist, and people should follow what they love, she said.

?If you?ve got this passion, it?s going to work out somehow,? said Zee, advising students to do what they love ? and what they?re good at.

But talent and a willingness to give everything to the job isn?t enough, she said.

?You?re a product, and you?re going to have to sell yourself,? she said.

The audience included students who?d like to join Zee in broadcast meteorology and at least one UGA graduate who, like Zee, works for a major network ? Sarah Dillingham, now a staff meteorologist at CNN in Atlanta.

At least two more UGA graduates have jobs as TV meteorologists, said UGA engineering professor David Stooksbury, a professor in the university?s 12-year-old Atmospheric Sciences Program.

About 30 students are enrolled in the program, now admitted to the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research, an atmospheric science research network, the program?s director, Marshall Shepherd, announced Wednesday. Shepherd is also president-elect of the American Meteorological Society.

The UCAR membership means the UGA program is now in the big leagues, Knox said.

? Follow education reporter Lee Shearer at www.facebook.com/LeeShearerABH or https://twitter.com/LeeShearer.

Source: http://onlineathens.com/uga/2012-10-17/tv-meteorologist-ginger-zee-talks-weather-career-uga

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Bloody Band-Aid in Chop't Salad, Lawsuit Alleges - City Desk

When Woodridge resident Diane Kern ordered a grilled Asian salad from the Chop't restaurant on K Street NW last June, she was planning to eat some romaine lettuce and spinach, diced with Chop't's razor-sharp mezzaluna blade. Maybe some snow peas, too. She probably didn't expect to find a bloody Band-Aid in her meal.

But that's exactly what she discovered, and could have eaten, according to a lawsuit she filed against the chain last month. As she ate the salad, she discovered a tan object with "a slightly different appearance from the pita bread slices."

Kern put the mysterious, vinyl-like substance on a napkin, and continued with her salad. Later, she discovered that it was definitely not pita bread.

Instead, she alleges, it was a used Band-Aid-style bandage, complete with bloodstains. Stunned, Kern made an immediate appointment with her doctor, who said the adhesive bandage would likely not cause her health problems. But according to her lawsuit, Kern still suffered damages. She's suing the chain for emotional distress and negligence.

Neither Chop't or Kern's lawyer responded to requests for comment on the lawsuit.

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Source: http://www.washingtoncitypaper.com/blogs/citydesk/2012/10/17/chopt-salad-held-bloody-bandage-lawsuit-claims/

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Undergraduate Academic Adviser, Department of Special and Early ...

The Department of Special and Early Education at Northern Illinois University is seeking qualified applicants for a full-time position as an
undergraduate academic adviser beginning January 1, 2013. The Department of Special and Early Education is a broad-based department with
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Responsibilities: The qualified candidate is expected to provide developmental academic advising to prospective and current undergraduate students regarding teacher education programs in early childhood education and vision impairment education.

REQUIRED SKILLS

Masters degree in an area related to the position completed by start date, ability to work independently and collaboratively, ability to work with diverse populations, oral and written communication skills, and knowledge and proficiency with word processing, email, data-based applications, spreadsheets, and presentation software.

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Priority will be given to candidates who have teaching experience at the P-12 level, academic advising experience in higher education or experience working with college students, and knowledge of developmental advising.

MATERIALS

Letters of application, current vitae, two original and current letters of reference specific to this position, and copies of graduate transcripts (official transcripts are required prior to hiring) to: Academic Advising Search, Department of Special and Early Education, Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL 60115. Fax: 815 753-8594. Electronic applications must be sent to Laura Harris at lharris1@niu.edu. For additional information see http://www.cedu.niu.edu/seed or contact Dr. Erika Blood at eblood@niu.edu)

In compliance with the Illinois Campus Security Act, before an offer of employment is made, the university will conduct a pre-employment background investigation, which includes a criminal background check.

In accordance with applicable statutes and regulations, NIU is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, ancestry, sex, religion, age, physical and mental disability, marital status, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, political affiliation, or any other factor unrelated to professional qualifications, and will comply with all applicable federal and state statutes, regulations and orders pertaining to nondiscrimination, equal opportunity and affirmative action. NIU recognizes Dual Career issues.

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Arrivederci auto! Italy's bike purchases outstrip car sales.

Despite living in the land of Fiat, Ferrari, and Lamborghini, Italians purchased more bikes than cars last year ? the first time that's happened since World War II.

By Nick Squires,?Correspondent / October 3, 2012

A woman rides a bicycle in front of the Duomo cathedral in downtown Milan, Aug. 28. Italy's two-year borrowing costs fell nearly two percentage points at an auction on Tuesday, as large redemptions and investors' appetite for shorter maturities supported sale.

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But crazy drivers, swerving scooters, and gigantic potholes have not stopped a renaissance in cycling, as the economic crisis forces Italians to tighten their belts.

For the first time since the end of World War II, the number of bicycles sold in Italy has overtaken the number of cars, according to new figures from Confindustria, a manufacturers? association. Italy may be home to legendary brands such as Fiat, Ferrari, and Lamborghini, but 1,750,000 bikes were bought last year, compared to 1,748,000 motor vehicles.

Italy has one of the highest car ownership levels in the world ? there are around six cars for every 10 people. Owning a family car became one of the symbols of the country?s post-war industrialization and economic ?miracle.?

But the glory days of streaking down the autostrada or rattling down country lanes seem to have hit the skids, with driving now an unaffordable luxury for many. Gas prices recently hit two euros a liter ($9.50 a gallon) ? the highest in Europe ? and keeping the average car on the road costs around 7,000 euros ($9,000) a year.

Families are ditching their second cars, signing up to car pool schemes, and buying bicycles. Branches of Decathlon, an outdoor pursuits megastore often found on the periphery of big cities, are packed each weekend with people choosing between sturdy mountain bikes, sleek hybrids or, for commuters, collapsible two-wheelers.

Despite the dangers on the road, cycling is cheap and convenient ? in central Rome, where I live, a journey of a couple of miles is often quicker by bike than in a taxi or on a scooter.

In addition to new purchases, Italians have also hauled around 200,000 rusty old bikes from their cellars and garages and restored them to roadworthiness.

People have a new-found appreciation of the convenience of bikes and the fact that they are kind to the environment, Antonio Della Venezia, the president of the Italian Federation of Bike Lovers, told La Republica newspaper. ?People who have only ever driven cars are changing their thinking. I don?t think Italy will go back to the levels of cars sales that we saw before 2008.?

As bike sales boom, the car industry is going through its worst crisis for decades ? in September, sales of new automobiles were down 25 percent compared with the same period in 2011, according to figures for the industry released by Fiat.

Sergio Marchionne, the head of Fiat, said last month that "anyone operating in the automotive sector in Europe today is experiencing varying degrees of unhappiness. The European car market is a disaster."

The company?s most popular model now is the budget-priced Panda, which costs around 10,000 euros (about $13,000). But for families who find even that fairly modest sum too much of a stretch, biking could be the way to go.

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Commercial Credit Analyst - Financial Services - Midlands

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A superb opportunity has arisen for a Credit Analyst with strong corporate lending experience, to join a highly successful and well known Leasing company.?You will be working in a busy team, assessing lending proposals received from a wide variety of businesses ranging from ?10,000 to ?750,000.

Key Responsibilities:

• Making credit decisions within your authority and conveying these decisions to introducers.
• Making recommendations to the Credit Committee on larger applications.
• Investigating anomalies.
• Liaising with sales and other internal departments.
• Undertaking project work as and when required.

Key Skills:

The role offers an outstanding opportunity for both personal and career development within a professional, innovative and progressive environment.?

An excellent range of benefits accompanies the salary above, including a good bonus, pension and private healthcare insurance.

Contact: Tim Wright twright@theoaklandpartnership.com 020 7822 8640

Source: http://www.assetfinanceinternational.com/leasing-jobs/oakland-partnership/8077-commercial-credit-analyst-financial-services-midlands

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