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(Junior) Operations Officer, Operations Team
In General:
- As part of the Operations Team (Office) handle all orders from customers in a timely and correct
- Report directly to the Supervisor Operations.
Main Tasks and Responsibilities:
1) Act as the first point of contact for customers:
・Receive and process the customers' orders (via the internal logistics system Infor).
・Keep close communication on the order process with the customers.
・Control the administrative processes of the customers (information on progress, internal and
external reporting, etc.).
・Handle other requests from customers.
2) Interact with the Warehouse Team:
・Keep close internal communication on the customers' orders with the Warehouse Team.
・Provide accurate (order) information to the Warehouse Team.
・Keep administrative control of the warehouse activities.
3) Make transport arrangements:
・Make import and export arrangements.
・Contact and keep control of the transporters / carriers.
・Arrange and handle the relevant paperwork.
4) Issue invoices:
・Collect, enter and process shipping data and costs invoices.
・Create invoice attachments and sales invoices (via Exact system).
5) Others:
・Create and update work instructions.
・Provide ideas for improvement of the processes.
・Take care of any other customer service-related tasks and assignments if needed/at the
Supervisor's and/or (General) Manager's request.
・Good language skills in at least English.
・Basic knowledge of and experience with Microsoft Office.
・Commercial attitude.
・Accurate and detail-minded.
・Analytical and good at planning.
・Problem solving skills.
・Commercial and result-minded.
・Strong sense of responsibility and pro-active attitude.
・Good communication and interpersonal skills.
・Ability to work under pressure (speed/time limits).
・Ability to work in an international (Japanese) environment and team.
・Open, honest, flexible and pro-active character as well as way of thinking.
・Ability to work independently by following the work instructions.
Preferred Knowledge, Skills and Experience:
・Some working experience in a 3rd party logistics, customer service environment.
・Familiar with logistics services.
・Knowledge of and experience with logistical administrative processes.
・Dutch and/or other language skills.
More Specific Competences:
・Be customer and service oriented.
・Handle stress well.
・Be flexible.
・Analyze problems.
・Plan and organize.
・Be punctual and accurate.
・Be resolute.
・Be commercially oriented.
・Take initiative.
・Observe quality.
Company details Nippon Express NEC Logistics Europe B.V.:
Nippon Express NEC Logistics Europe B.V. is a Japanese company established in 2002 that belongs to the world-wide Nittsu NEC Logistics Group.
The company is currently located at the Koolhovenlaan 80, 1119 NH Schiphol-Rijk, a location close to Schiphol Airport and well accessible by public transportation and car. The company currently has about 22 employees divided over the main teams Warehouse, Operations (office) and Administration. The company's core business activities consist of the provision of logistics and warehousing services as well as other activities such as the provision of customs-related and administrative services and special (value added service) projects.
Nippon Express NEC Logistics Europe B.V. is looking for a new colleague (per immediately) seriously interested in a long-term job as (Junior) Operations Officer for the Operations Team.
One will start out with fixed-term contracts that would become a permanent contract after proven ability. It's in principle a full-time position (40 hours per week, a large part-time position can be considered), regular working hours are between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. (or possibly a slightly different schedule from e.g. 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.) and the lunch break amounts to 30 minutes.
Nippon Express NEC Logistics Europe B.V. offers an interesting, challenging job in an international and dynamic environment which requires an independent, pro-active way of working in a team. As benefits the company offers 30 paid holidays per year, compensation for commuting costs (based on the valid legislation), a company-sponsored pension scheme and the possibility to participate in a collective medical insurance scheme (discounted premium).
Address Nippon Express NEC Logistics Europe B.V.:
Koolhovenlaan 80
1119 NH Schiphol-Rijk
Contact person:
Ms. J.N. de Haas
Starting period: as soon as possible.
Salary indication (full-time, 40 hours per week): between euro 1800 (junior) and 2400 gross per month (well experienced and knowledgeable), varying depending on skills, knowledge and experience.
Applications (CV and motivation letter) are preferably received in English per email:
Wednesday 15, August 2018
- Japanese Embassy in the Netherlands
- Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency
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World Trade Center B-9
1077 XX Amsterdam
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If you work at two different locations in the same day, whether for one employer or two different employers, you can deduct your costs of transportation from one workplace to the other. But you can't deduct your costs of going from your second workplace to your home; those costs are considered commuting expenses. Similarly, if you work at a second job on your days off from your main employer, your costs of traveling between your home and that second job are nondeductible commuting expenses.
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A pair of unpublished novels by the author of the comic classic Cold Comfort Farm has come to light, three decades after they were finished.
Laura Nicholson, daughter of Stella Gibbons, said the secret manuscripts lay gathering dust in a drawer for more than two decades.
Ms Nicholson said that the two works were completed in the years before her mother's death in 1989, were never sent to a publisher, but t
Vintage Classics imprint recently re-issued 13 of Gibbons' novels and had to order a second print run after they sold out.
Gibbons is set to have a plaque unveiled at her home where she penned the classic Cold Comfort Farm, which was first published in 1933.
Ms Nicholson said given Cold Comfort Farm's recent renewed popularity, the family is optimistic about finding a publisher for the two manuscripts. She told Camden New Journal: "The first is called An Alpha and is about a young woman who is from the Far East. She moves to Britain and becomes a successful writer.
"The second is called The Yellow Houses and is a bit of a ghost story. It was about a house where spirits flourished. They were finished and I would love to see them published."
She added: "She was artistic, bohemian, creative. She loved the Heath – she would swim almost every day in the Ladies Pond."
Author Lynne Truss told the Camden New Journal that Gibbons was one of the great writers of the period and the idea of marking the house where she wrote Cold Comfort Farm was a fitting tribute.
She said: "I do think her time is coming – at last. When I read the biography written by her nephew Reggie Oliver, I was astonished most by her journalistic career in the 1920s. I had no idea there were such openings for women. Stella Gibbons not only had some good jobs, she evidently did them with panache. Her book reviews are often hilarious."


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Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel has no agreement with Ferrari and will be staying at Red Bull for years to come, team boss Christian Horner said on Tuesday. By Alan Baldwin.
Horner told reporters ahead of this weekend's British Grand Prix at Silverstone that persistent speculation about the 24-year-old German's future was wide of the mark, even if it was unlikely to disappear.
"I have spoken with Sebastian about it and he's made it quite clear that he hasn't had any dialogue and hasn't signed anything with Ferrari. The rumour mill always will continue..," he said.
Vettel has won the last two championships with British-based Red Bull and is currently fourth overall, 26 points behind Ferrari's leader Fernando Alonso after eight of 20 races.
His Australian team mate Mark Webber is second, six points ahead of Vettel.
Speculation about Vettel's future flared recently when Ferrari principal Stefano Domenicali said the German and Spaniard Alonso could "easily co-exist together" in the same team.
Media reports in May also suggested Vettel had signed a pre-contract with Ferrari, the most successful, oldest and most glamorous team in Formula One with a move likely in 2014. Alonso has a contract to the end of 2016.
"I think most of our team has been going to Ferrari at some point this year, whether it be (designer) Adrian (Newey), Mark, Sebastian, even myself at one stage was supposed to be going," smiled Horner.
"Sebastian is very comfortable in the team, the team is very comfortable with Sebastian. He's been with Red Bull for over 12 years now and I think he will be us for quite a few years to come.
"I have no concern over Sebastian and where he will be in 2013, 2014 or beyond," said the Briton.
Horner said Vettel, who still has two and half years remaining on his current Red Bull contract, was motivated by winning and success and the relationship between team and driver was more than just a piece of paper.
Both, he said, had to be completely comfortable with one another and share the same belief in their abilities.
"I don't think Ferrari is a must for him," added Horner. "He's very happy where he is, achieving great results where he is and he's focused on trying to achieve a lot more."
Webber's contract runs out at the end of this year and the Red Bull boss indicated that the 35-year-old, winner of the Monaco Grand Prix in May, could stay on for a seventh season with them.
The Australian has a gleam in his eye again after a disappointing 2011 and letting a title chance slip through his fingers in 2010 and Horner said he would soon discuss with him where they were going.
"Mark's doing a great job. I think he's driven extremely well this year, his consistency has been strong…he's enjoying his driving again and I think they are a strong pairing," he declared.
"They drive the car in a similar manner and it's important for us to have two drivers who do push each other to get the best out of each other. So I'm sure over the next few weeks we'll sit down and talk about the future with Mark." DM
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Why do people think Masons are evil? (choose as many as you like):
- People believe Masons are keeping some sort of ancient hidden magick and/or technology from the masses.
- People believe that Masons take oaths to cover each other's crimes.
- People believe that there's a hierarchal structure controlling and uniting all of Masonry, and thus, somehow wielding power over all its members.
- People believe that all of the "haves" in society, politics, etc, must be part of some group, to explain why the "have nots" aren't as well off.
- People believe they are entitled to know what anyone is doing behind closed doors, and if they don't know, or aren't told, they assume that it must be evil, wrong, illegal, etc.
Of course, all of these points are entirely wrong, but those are the most common points an anti-Mason will try to use to justify their bigotry.
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Despite the fact that no Royal Arch ritual uses the word Ba'al...
Throughout the Old Testament, the word Ba'al is an ordinary everyday word, with ordinary everyday meanings. It is true that it is used sixty-nine times to represent a Canaanite god or gods, although often not as a proper name, but as a description. It is used as a proper name of other things or persons many times. For Example Ba'al is the name of a city in 1 Chronicles 4:33. In 1 Chronicles 5:5 and 9:36, it is a name of a Jewish person.
It is used even more frequently in combination:
Baal Gad, Baal Hazor, Baal Hermon, Baal Meon, Baal Perazim, Baal Shalisha, Baal Tamar, Baal Zephon, Baalah, Baalath (feminine of Baal), Baalath Beor and Baale are names of towns or places.
Baal Hanan and Baalis are names of kings.
Baal Berith, Baal Peor, and Baal Zebub (Lord of the Flies) are names of gods.
However, what is much more significant is the use of baal translated into other words. It is translated as "master" four times...
This is very important, as by analogy, Yahweh is the Ba'al of Israel. Another translation is "owner" (twelve times).
A third translation is as husband (eleven times).
With disregard for logical thought, Knight makes assumptions about the meaning of the second Royal Arch word which appear nowhere in any Masonic ritual, and then treats them as if they were true. He proceeds to suggest that the words of an obscure sixteenth century demonologist are relevant to twentieth century Masons. Knight is attacking only what his imagination has led him to believe is the meaning of the second word, with no reference the only relevant meanings - those which are explained to every new Royal Arch Mason.
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master Lucifer,
How can someone, such as myself, who is vehemently opposed to organized religion ESPECIALLY christianity, be in the Freemason?
How can you prove that Freemasons are a christian organization ? I am talking about the blue lodge not the other various appendant bodies (such as the knights templar, etc).
Originally posted by Lucifer777
Originally posted by KSigMason
Not all consider themselves to be Knights Templar. Not all are a part of that organization. Your mixing up your terms and labels. Not all who are Masons are Christian and even if they are Christian they may not necessarily be members of the Templar Order. All regular Masons are naturally members of the Blue Lodge, but not all Masons are a part of the appendant bodies. It's illogical to say otherwise.
Freemasonry never seeks to convert anyone from the faith they choose to follow.
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And you know this how? Can you really speak for us?
Sectarianism and the Study of Religion
When the scholar (student) or academic in the field of "religious studies" undertakes a study of a particular religious cult, for the sake of objectivity, the person generally does not "join" that particular cult. The student must take care to consider not only the propaganda of the cult itself, but also writings which are critical of the cult and the writings of cult opponents and apostates (ex-cultists).
Here on ATS we seem to have an army of Masonic cult apologists, however if one were merely to consider only their writings and responses, again we would be lose objectivity. Consider for example what would occur if we were to attempt to study the Scientology cult without attempting to comprehend the writings of critics and apostates of the cult? Of course the Scientologist may remark that only a Scientologist truly understands Scientology; however this is an entirely subjective statement; of course the Scientologist who has undergone years of auditing (confessions of one's thoughts and behaviour essentially), hypnosis and indoctrination will have a different perspective than an academic who is merely studying the process and literature of cult indoctrination.
Further Scientologists are partly sectarian, since there is the independent "Freezone" movement of cultists who still consider themselves to be Scientologists and who still practice Hubbard's form of auditing, but who consider the "Church of Scientology" to be a heretical movement.
When it comes to the study of Freemasonry, this is also the study of a sectarian (many sects or sections) movement. The main groups of sects would include the various Masonic lodge franchises which are in amity (friendship) with the United Grand Lodge of England (U.G.L.E.), however there are also a large number of sects who are not in amity with the U.G.L.E. For example conspiracy theorists commonly claim that Aleister Crowley was a Freemason and Freemasons commonly claim that he was "not" a Freemason; however from the perspective of a scholar who is studying Freemasonry we can say that it is a fact that Crowley was a Freemason and that the claim that he was not a Freemason is factually incorrect and an expression of Masonic sectarianism. For example a Catholic might say that the Pope is a Christian and that Elizabeth Windsor (the head of the Anglican church) is not a Christian, and this is simply a subjective and sectarian statement, while it is a fact that both the Pope and Windsor claim to be Christians and are the heads of major Christian sects. The largest Masonic organisation in France, for example, the Grandrient de France is not in amnity with UGLE, and so the minority of French Masons who are part of lodges in amnity with UGLE might refer to the Grand Orient as "fake Masonry," caclandestineasonry" or "irregular Masonry" however these are simply expressions of sectarianism, similar to the view taken by the Westborough Baptist Church that only members of their rather tiny cult are Christians and that all other Christians are "fake Christians," or "false Christians. From the perspective of an academic studying Christianity and Freemasonry however, there is no such a thing as "true" or "false" Christianity or "true" or "false" Freemasonry as these are only subjective terms used by religious cultists themselves, and what is "true" about Christianity and Freemasonry has to be derived from facts, and from the beliefs and behaviour of the cultists themselves and take into account the various sects.
I have referred to Masonry as "ultimately" seeming to be a "Christian cult" or a "Messianic cult," however I refer only to the main body of Freemasons whose upper levels are restricted to Christians; the two main bodies of Masons, the York Rite and the Scottish Rite apparently consider themselves to be "Christian Knights" and "Knight's Templates." Of course "any" religious fanatic can join a purchase the lower degrees of Masonry irrespective of whatever form of religious fanaticism they adhere to, however an essentially qualification is a belief in a sky god, and by "sky god" I refer to a transcendent (up above) being, since human beings are also often referred to as "gods." The tendency to believe in a sky-god seems to be derived from a pre-scientific era, but even Masons who have travelled in an aircraft up in the clouds of heaven still seem to believe such nonsense, and so I think that it is appropriate to refer to them as "religious fanatics."
I think that it could be stated that many Scientologists who have not undergone all the various "degrees" of Scientology indoctrination may not believe that L.Ron Hubbard is the "Messiah" or the Maitreya Buddha, but I still think that it would be fair to ultimately describe Scientology as a Messianic cult, since in the upper echelons of the organisation, such as their elite paramilitary "Sea Org" all the members have a such a belief, a belief which in the past has been hidden from the lower levels of the cult; similarly with Masonry, cultists who only do the "outer temple" blue lodge indoctrination may or many not consider themselves to be Christian knights, but this is certainly the case with the "upper" levels of the cult, though of course by "Christ" I do not refer to the 2000 year old fictional, religious fanatic, the Jesus of the Gospels, and to a living mortal "Imperial Majesty" and "Messiah," would would be the "Grand Master of Masters," the "Lord of Lords" and "King of Kings" to Masonic cultists.
"And I saw heaven opened, and behold a white horse; and he that sat upon him was called Faithful and True, and in righteousness he doth judge and make war. His eyes were as a flame of fire, and on his head were many crowns; and he had a name written, that no man knew, but he himself. And he was clothed with a vesture dipped in blood: and his name is called The Word of God. And the armies which were in heaven followed him upon white horses, clothed in fine linen, white and clean. And out of his mouth goeth a sharp sword, that with it he should smite the nations: and he shall rule them with a rod of iron: and he treadeth the winepress of the fierceness and wrath of Almighty God. And he hath on his vesture and on his thigh a name written, King of Kings and Lord of Lords." Rev 19
Unfortunately a belief in Messianic military cultism is not a victimless crime. Human history has had it's fill of theocratic (God government) dictators, and the history of cult theocracy is dipped in the blood, enslavement and human misery of hundreds of millions of our ancestors who were often enslaved and considered heretics and radicals. The cure for this kind of militant cult theocratic fanaticism is unfortunately likely to be a future history which is also dipped in the blood of tyrants and martyrs. Diderot's "Men will never be free until the last king is strangled with the entrails of the last priest," demands the renunciation of the diabolical ideology of pacifism and the renunciation of tolerance towards the fanatics of religion. Of course I am not suggesting that anyone rush out and start executing Christians; on the contrary; just as Marx and Engels did not rush around executing the priesthood of Capitalistm; the conditions for such a mass revolution have yet to be created and I speak to the world of the future; the sword that is issued from the mouth of philosophers often outlives their mortal form and live on for aeons and be dipped in oceans of blood.
"There is no god but man (and woman)"
Words are weapons. Propaganda is the first stage of war,
His Imperial Satanic Majesty.
Blasphemy, Heresy, War, Revolution.
".....the criticism of religion is the prerequisite of all criticism.
The profane existence of error is compromised as soon as its heavenly oratio pro aris et focis ["speech for the altars and hearths," i.e., for God and country] has been refuted. Man, who has found only the reflection of himself in the fantastic reality of heaven, where he sought a superman, will no longer feel disposed to find the mere appearance of himself, the non-man [Unmensch], where he seeks and must seek his true reality.
The foundation of irreligious criticism is: Man makes religion, religion does not make man. Religion is, indeed, the self-consciousness and self-esteem of man who has either not yet won through to himself, or has already lost himself again. But man is no abstract being squatting outside the world. Man is the world of man – state, society. This state and this society produce religion, which is an inverted consciousness of the world, because they are an inverted world. Religion is the general theory of this world, its encyclopaedic compendium, its logic in popular form, its spiritual point d'honneur, its enthusiasm, its moral sanction, its solemn complement, and its universal basis of consolation and justification. It is the fantastic realization of the human essence since the human essence has not acquired any true reality. The struggle against religion is, therefore, indirectly the struggle against that world whose spiritual aroma is religion.
Religious suffering is, at one and the same time, the expression of real suffering and a protest against real suffering. Religion is the sigh of the oppressed creature, the heart of a heartless world, and the soul of soulless conditions. It is the opium of the people. Karl Marx
.. your Imperial Satanic majesty please may you have mercy on me
Early Masons did not have the historical resources available to today's researchers. This handicap caused them to rely on their own ingenuity, and they were limited in what they could write concerning the origins this tri-lingual "word." However, for over a hundred years the General Grand Royal Arch Chapter of the United States has clearly distinguished between the tri-lingual "word" and the name of God. In an article on the word "Bel," Masonic encyclopedist Albert Mackey tells us
"It has, with Jah and On, been introduced into the Royal Arch as a representative of the Tetragrammaton [the Hebrew letters YHWH or JHVH, i.e., "Jehovah"], which it and the accompanying words have sometimes ignorantly been made to displace. At the session of the General Grand Chapter of the United States, in 1871, this error was corrected; and while the Tetragrammaton was declared to be the true omnific word, the other three were permitted to be retained as merely explanatory".
But what did Mackey mean when he wrote that Jah, Bel and On were "explanatory" of the name Jehovah? Unaware of its true origins, some early ritualists tried to explain the tri-lingual word using etymology. First, Jabulon was divided into syllables (Jao-Bul-On, Jah-Buh-Lun, Jah-Bel-On, etc.) on the supposition that they were Hebrew, Chaldean, Assyrian, Egyptian or other foreign words for God. Like Hebrew names in the Old Testament, some believed that Jabulon had a meaning which could be recovered...the following example explores possible roots of Jah-Bel-On:
...Bel.-- Rev. Ankerberg and Dr. Weldon accuse Freemasonry of paganism because some Masons tried to equate this syllable with the word baal. Although Baal was the name of a Phoenician deity, it is also a Hebrew word meaning "lord" or "master,"(63) and when it forms part of a name it can be used to identify Jehovah. A son of David, for example, is called both Eliada, "God Knows" (2 Samuel 5:16), and Beeliada, "Baal knows" (1 Chronicles 14:7).
...Based on the above, possible meanings for Jabulon include "Jehovah, powerful Lord" or "Jehovah, the Lord, the I AM." Some English Royal Arch rituals suggested the syllables meant "Lord in Heaven, the Father of All," while some American rituals noted that the vowels in Jah-Bel-On, added to the four letters which spell God's name in Hebrew (YHWH or JHVH: yud, heh, vaw, heh), yielded the English pronunciation "Jehovah," much as the vowels in the Hebrew word adonai were combined with the four consonants to produce "Jahovah."
Unable to find any sensible meaning in such speculations other Grand Chapters eliminated the "words" altogether.
Which Ba'al? It's a title, not a name. Curiously, it has that in common with Christ... and Satan, for that matter. It's funny how over thousands of years words that were originally meant to label many people or beings have been consolidated to refer to only one.
Originally posted by Beavers
surely you'd still be being fed the line about GAOTU and 'god' being the same (and not realising you've been tricked into calling Baal 'god' instead) until you work your way up?
Originally posted by OnTheLevel213
So not only is the Baal-phobia unwarranted, it's also concerns a minor part of the ritual that can't even avoid removal in several jurisdictions, much less the all-important super-secret OMG DEVIL WORSHIP DECEPTION.
Hilarious, but I can assure you that Lucifer is much prettier, and that the Freemasons are not Luciferians
Originally posted by DeReK DaRkLy
Ok, I'm curious... what does he look like?
English guy with a mullet, perhaps? Ha... j/k old boy!
Scottish. Referring to a Scottish person as "English" is a diabolical heresy which would get you thrown out of many of the pubs of Scotland.
Originally posted by DeReK DaRkLy
Lmao.... good thing i'm not into bar-hopping or extensive travel.
So how did you guys manage to keep those lineages separate in such close quarters all these centuries?
Inbreeding? Stubborn pride?
Sorry, I need to stop.... LoL!
Originally posted by BanMePlz
Masons are seen as evil because they hid in the shadows and keep secrets.
If the masons do not want to be seen as evil, they need to come out of their hiding places
and announce their motives as honest and honorably as they can.
people will just keep viewing them as cowardly, evil, greedy, selfish, sellouts.
I am also thinking of forming a "crack Scottish suicide sqaud" similar to the "Judean suicide sqaud" in MOnty Python's Life of Brian. This is the kind of dedication we need to encourage.
The Independence of Scotand from England and the creation of a Scottish Republic would be progressive however; the English monarchists and the English football hooligans should fight their own wars.
Originally posted by Masonic Light
reply to post by BanMePlz
Since the vast majority of people do not consider us evil, I think the title of this thread is a petitio principii, i.e., it begs the question by assuming that people think Masons are evil (which is not the case).
"USA scores the lowest in national average IQ among the developed countries of the world
......American adults in general do not understand what molecules are (other than that they are really small). Fewer than a third can identify DNA as a key to heredity. Only about 10 percent know what radiation is. One adult American in five thinks the Sun revolves around the Earth, an idea science had abandoned by the 17th century. (Source: New York Times)
nearly one fifth of Americans (mistakenly) believe that President Obama is a Muslim
Didn't we clear this one up in the 16th century? Copernicus be damned, 20 percent of Americans were still sure in 1999 that the sun revolved around the Earth. Gallup, the pollster that conducted the study, gamely tried to dress it up by celebrating the fact that "four out of five Americans know Earth revolves around the sun," but we're not buying
According to NEWSWEEK's 2007 What You Need to Know poll, barely half of Americans were correctly able to state that Judaism was older than both Christianity and Islam. Another 41 percent weren't sure
World Geography
Lost? Don't ask an American. Sixty-three percent of young Americans can't find Iraq on a map, despite the ongoing U.S involvement there. Nine out of 10 can't find Afghanistan—even if you give them the advantage of a map limited to Asia. And more than a third of Americans of any age can't identify the continent that's home to the Amazon River (above), the world's largest.
Three Stooges vs. Three Branches
What a bunch of knuckleheads: according to Zogby, the majority of Americans—three in four—can correctly identify Larry, Curly, and Moe as the Three Stooges. Only two out of five respondents, however, can correctly identify the executive, legislative, and judicial branches as the three wings of government.
It could be said that many conspiracy theory people believe that for obvious reasons, but such people do not represent the general public.
Originally posted by OnTheLevel213
Originally posted by BanMePlz
Masons are seen as evil because they hid in the shadows and keep secrets.
I've asked this before and so have others, so I don't expect a response, but:
Exactly what are we hiding?


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Ross will appear on at least one November episode, one episode in early November, though no other details are available at this time.
The third season premiere of this CW smash will feature Felicity going on a date with Oliver (as teased in the trailer below), while the series is also planning a number of Felicity-centric flashbacks.
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Stelzer Park includes 310 acres of oak woodland and coastal sage scrub. Birdwatching, hiking and picnicking are all available here, as are playgrounds, a horseshoe pit and barbeques
The trail itself isn't anything spectacular but does include a nice kick ass incline at the end! What is special about this trail is the park itself. It is beautifully maintained and perfect for picnics with the kids! Take a nice quick hike then let the kids play in the nicely shaded playground! Be sure to check out the ranger station as they have tons of cool animals and exhibits!
This is one of my new nearby favorites. It isn't too long but if you go all the way to the top you're sure to feel the burn. The camping area where you start looks like a great place to picnic as well, I'd like to make a day trip out of it some time. There are great lookout points, and a cool forest area; plenty to see. I've gone twice now and it hasn't been too crowded either time, you can hear the traffic from the road though that is my only complaint, and parking is $3.
nice hike. a little rain today.
Lourdes C.
nice hike
Did the trail with my 8 year old son. Hard for me on the way up since im a fatboy but easy for my son. Opposite coming back down. His lil legs got tired. Saw a 3-4 foot rattle snake sunning itself on the trail. Glad I was in front because my son didn't notice it. Good lesson for him to learn to pay attention.
Hiked to the top of the steep peak here and it was great! The rangers here are incredibly nice and offered me and my friends water since they didn't see our camelbaks. Love it and would do it over and over if I could handle the steep hill everyday.
This has some beautiful views and flowers! The only downside is the freeway...it's close enough to hear while going along the trail.
Gained some altitude to get above the morning fog (marine layer).
I had a lot of fun, it was all uphill until coming back down so lots of cardio for us since we were jogging. It got really steep so be careful I fell twice lol. The view from the top of the mountain is beautiful!
Not very long trail, but very fun. Last part of the summit is steep, but more than worth the view from the top. Great panoramic with a cool cove between some boulders at the top. The park is is very clean and lots of things to do at the base and benches along the way. It's all clearly marked. REMEMBER to bring $3 for day use /parking fee.
Easy walk with some shade by the creek otherwise your in the open.
You don't want to go alone to hike. But, the trails were great, the view is spectacular. The park itself it so cute. There are two jungle gyms. Bathrooms with running water. Shade, lots of trees.... Until you go hiking. Then bring lots of water. I will certainly go back. PS, it was 93 degrees, so not the best on a hot day, but we survived and bought water there.
Short, beautiful and still gets a good work out in with the steep hill at the end.
I've hiked this trail 2 or 3 times. It's a very pleasant hike,but it's to short. that's my only complaint. it's a great place for picnics and has a playground for kids. I do recommend and it's very pleasant. my 3 stars are because it's short.I suggest you read Afoot and Afield is a book about trails in San Diego.
Beautiful trail! Took my kids and dogs and really enjoyed the morning
Amazing views
nice trail really like the observation deck on the top midway through the hike beautiful View.
This trail is open year 'round. It's near where I live so I hike it often. They adjust the hours of the park based upon the daylight. After parking there's a nice easy entrance hiking South along the river. We've seen deer along the trail on several occasions. The trail then takes an uphill turn that leads eventually to a saddle from which you can go South to the Promontory, or North to the Stelzer Peak. The road/trail to the North is fairly steep, and the footing is less than stable, though certainly doable. Coming down is actually a little harder than going up. The hike to the South from the saddle is a little easier and provides nice views of the Lakeside and El Cajon municipalities. It's a little bit of a bummer that SDG&E have run multiple towers across the park. On the way back to the parking you can either follow the trail back the way you came, or head straight(er) back to the park. In the park there are extensive climbing hardware and other playground toys for kids, complete with a chipped wood base for soft(er) landings. In truth, except for the hiking this park is made for kids.
Nice quite hike outside the city. Playground at park and very shaded for hot days before heading up the trail.
I first learned about Seltzer Park while working in Patty Read's class at Lindbergh-Schweitzer as an Special Ed Tech. It was GREAT being paid to enjoy this park. It has nice trails, and exercise equipment designed for people with who use wheel chairs. I've visited the park several times, most recently with my girlfriend and her daughter. We had a nice picnic then took a hike.
I forgot to bring my camera, but will return, camera in hand and post pics! I'd recommend this park for people with kids or disabilities.
When I showed up there was a small group of kids on a field trip. I took the trail that is right next to the ranger house. The loop that I took was only about 1.25 miles. I did it twice to get a good jog. I like the trail a lot its just tough to run up the hill about .75 mi into the run.


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ST. CHARLES COUNTY, MO (KTVI)-The cities of St. Peters and St. Charles are under an emergency mandatory water conservation order for both commercial and residential users. A precautionary water boil order has also been issued.
There has been large water main break in the secondary water supply line from St. Louis that serves both the St. Peters and St. Charles. About half the water supply for the two cities comes from St. Louis. The other half is supplied by local wells.
For residents living near the break, it was frightening.
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Crews are working around the clock to repair the line, but it's taking time, largely because of where the break occurred.
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It's a process he says will likely take crews through the weekend, possibly into Monday.
During this situation, St. Peters and St. Charles water customers should only use only boiled water for drinking, brushing teeth, and all food preparation. Activities like lawn watering and car washing are prohibited. City officials say they will be actively enforcing the water usage ban.
This order is in effect for St. Charles and St. Peters specifically, about 130,000 customers. If you live just outside those city limits but receive water service from those cities, you should also observe the water use order. Other communities in St. Charles County are not affected.
Boil order instructions:
1. Boil water vigorously for three minutes prior to use. Use only boiled water for drinking, brushing teeth, diluting fruit juices and all other food preparation or consumption. Use of bottled water may be a feasible, though relatively expensive, alternative to boiling tap water when under a boil water order.
2. Do not use ice from a household automatic icemaker or use any ice made with unboiled water from this system. Remake ice cubes with water that has been boiled or buy ice.
3. Disinfect dishes and other food contact surfaces by immersion for at least one minute in clean tap water that contains one teaspoon of unscented household bleach per gallon of water.
4. Let water cool sufficiently before drinking.
Water used for hand-washing or bathing does not generally need to be boiled. Supervision of children is necessary while bathing or using backyard pools so water is not ingested. Persons with cuts or severe rashes may wish to consult their physicians.
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Nestle said it is moving production to existing plants at Halifax, West Yorkshire, and Newcastle.
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But unions said the closure of the plant in 2012 will see the departure of the last big manufacturing works in Castleford – an area which was badly hit by the pit closures of the last 30 years.
Ms Cooper, who is the Labour MP for Normanton, Pontefract and Castleford, said: "This is a big blow for Castleford, and is grim news for the workforce in the run up to Christmas.
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There are many ways to do work, and to be honest, not many people are taught how to create good or optimal workplace habits. That being the case, workplace dynamics can range from being a cesspool of toxic behavior and habits, to one that has an environment of the utmost respect for one another. The environment created in most workplaces is a cumulative result of individual behaviors happening at a given time, much like society, but only much more concentrated since we're left to interact daily from morning until afternoon with our work colleagues.
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1- Intermediate Deadlines (The Sprint)
It has been shown that when work has no confinements and there is "no light at the end of the tunnel," the level motivation steadily declines over time. Further to this, the likelihood of burnout and employee turnaround starts to become more and more apparent. The Sprint as a 2 to 4 week timebox that is meant to happen iteratively, gives a mini-project sense to accomplishing each round that expectedly gives a delivery of product. Intermediate deadlines in this case, tend to occur frequently and regularly give a sense of accomplishment and cyclical motivation.
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When Sprint Planning takes place, there's a chance for everyone on the team to set their sights on how much work can be estimated for the upcoming sprint timebox. As part of the Sprint Planning activity, a Sprint Goal is set by the Product Owner that enables all involved, the focus and vision as to what they will all being working toward by the end of the Sprint. Consequently if there is proper buy-in at the start with all sights on the sprint goal, it will give that sense of purpose that everyone can focus on and relate to for achievement.
3- Doing Things Better Every Time (Sprint Retrospective)
As most workplaces allow their employees to become complacent, and resulting in lack of performance feedback, the Sprint Retrospective allows for that time where everyone as a group can look at what were the great and no-so-great behaviors of the previous sprint. This sets the course for getting better on an iterative basis as this is done in each sprint. What some people don't realize is the advantage of thinking of what to "stop doing" and what to "start doing" is already a two-fold way of taking on good habits. This is a bi-directional thought process, since most people typically think of improvement in one direction such as "just do things better" and leave out "what bad habits should I leave out of my routine."
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Everyone knows that an ongoing support network is a great positive factor. The daily scrum/standup allows for everyone to confirm what they were working on the previous day, and what they will accomplish for the remainder of the current day. The key part of team support for that day is when impediments and blockers are reported. This is a chance for everyone to chip in and see if there's a way to resolve the blocker. This isn't just the job for the Scrum Master, but also for the rest of the team. So the blocker announcement starts at the scrum meeting, but gets resolved outside of the meeting with the relevant members of the team, most likely those that are knowledgeable in the area of the impediment. Everyone else continues on their existing tasks to make sure productivity is not impeded.
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My Depression Was the Worst It Has Ever Been During My Pregnancy
What is a time of joy for many women was my darkest hour.
We're all gross people here, right? Like, we blow our noses on dirty laundry and we've all pooped ourselves? Can we talk privately about something?
It's this headline: "Like Children, Men Need to Be Told To Wash Their Filthy Hands." I read that and before I even read the story I was all nervous and like, "Heh ... heh... Yeah ... men. Men sure are gross. Gotta go!"
The story is based on a study in which men self-reported that they wash their hands after using the bathroom 75 percent of the time. 75 percent! That's pretty good! Oh, uh no, I mean, "Yuck, men!"
(I don't know why this report was even gendered in the first place, but I'm glad it gives us all a chance to be casually disgusted by men, because honestly, THEY'VE DONE OTHER THINGS.)
So. OK. I pretty much usually wash my hands at home these days now that I am a mom because A) I don't want whatever daycare vermin is on sale this week and B) I touch poop. The other day, a diaper was flung and I literally caught poop in my bare hand, like some sort of disgusting, amazing superhero. (Which, come to think of it, is a pretty good description of moms everywhere.)
But pre-baby, I hardly ever bothered to wash them after using my own bathroom. To be honest, it never really occurred to me. When I examine that, I think the underlying belief is that any germs in my home, including I guess pee and vagina germs from my own body, are somehow of me and can only make me stronger.
The soap dispenser is there so guests don't know I'm nasty.
Public restrooms are a different story. I hate being in the bathroom with anyone else period, and often do that thing where I wait for the coast to be clear before I exit a stall, but the worst is when you hit the sinks at the same time as someone else.
I was probably going to wash my hands, but I just don't like feeling like I have to, you know? Ask Corynne how fun it is to try to get me to do anything someone tells me to do, like schedule a performance review.
Anyway, I guess the fact that I do it when people are watching shows that I know I'm supposed to be washing my hands. Like, in a court of law, they'd be like, "She tried to cover it up, your honor, thus proving she knew right from wrong." A few times, I have actually turned the faucet on and pretended I'm washing my hands for the purpose of tricking someone in a stall. You guys, that takes EXACTLY AS LONG TO DO AS ACTUALLY WASHING MY HANDS WOULD HAVE. Why do I hate hygiene?
Or I wait a few minutes before leaving the bathroom so the person who left before me won't be thinking, "Out so quickly? No way she had time to wash her hands." Or I just use hand sanitizer. Is that the same thing?
I've have gotten better since I read this awesome/terrifying book "Spillover" about how we're basically just waiting for the next big global pandemic to kill us all. Nice try, avian flu, I've got DIAL.
Don't get me wrong -- I know there are times you really NEED to wash your hands -- like after going number 2, or when you pee on yourself a little or actually touch your vagina or you're about to put in your contacts. But what about when you've touched nothing but toilet paper and your own zipper? Or when you're totally in the middle of watching something in the other room but decided to race the commercial break instead of pausing?
Am I the only woman person who is averaging 75 percent and feeling pretty OK about it?


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Fireworks are amazing. They are exciting. They bring joy and cheer; they put smiles on people's faces. But before this can happen, there are a number of things to consider. First of all, you need to consider the venue. Where are you planning on hosting the party? Will the venue allow fireworks on their premises? Some places do not like fireworks. If it is your own home, that is great. The next thing to think about is area. Do you have enough space to have a display conducted there? With fireworks, there are various effects, and their burst diameters vary greatly. The heights they reach before the effect explodes into all its glory, is a factor we need to consider and allow for. Safety is of the utmost importance with specific minimum distances from the audience and homes and buildings to the firing point. Weather is another consideration. If the wind is blowing, the minimum clearance distance may have to be extended.
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10. Are any obstructions going to be in the area which would hinder setting up? For example, carnival rides, tents, marquees, trees, vehicles. These types of obstructions not only are a hazard but will prevent the display from being conducted.
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Contact the Elderly older guests have had a little extra sparkle added to their Christmas this year thanks to students in the Netherlands.
Students at Vitalis College in the Netherlands decided they wanted to do their part in tackling loneliness and social isolation amongst older people by writing Christmas cards to our older guests.
English teachers Marieke and Evelyn wanted their students to partake in a project that would help them improve their English and learn more about the situation that many older people face. The students are future nurses and social workers so it is a cause close to their hearts.
The completed cards were part of a larger project where students learned about Contact the Elderly, statistics about how loneliness affects older people and how regular contact can help them feel less isolated.
The hand written cards were delivered to group coordinators across South London, North Wales, West Yorkshire and Scotland to give out to the guests at their December tea parties.
Almost 400 cards were written by the pupils and so far they have put smiles on the faces many older guests who have received them.
Group coordinator Daphne said the older guests from her Newbury group were 'delighted with them.'
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Some encouraging news about postal rates: In his speeches at September's National Postal Forum in Boston, Postmaster General Jack Potter promised that because the U.S. Postal Service has been able to cut its annual loss to less than $1 billion for the fiscal year just ended, "there will be no general rate hike until well into 2004."
Potter also announced that the USPS has begun implementing its Confirm delivery tracking service on a subscription basis. Confirm uses Web-based data technology to enable mailers to find out the status of their mailings as they go through their processing systems. Confirm's key feature is its ability to enable postal operations managers to isolate operational problems and then improve service and deliverability predictability.
Potter said his goals for 2003 include continuing the push to work with the Postal Rate Commission (PRC) on alternatives to the postal ratemaking process. As part of the effort, the agency inked a deal in mid-September for its first negotiated service agreement (NSA). The deal with banking giant Capital One Services was proposed to the PRC in the form of a rate case. (In early October, the USPS was expected to file a second proposal with the PRC that will offer small-circulation periodicals a means of achieving work-sharing discounts akin to those of larger magazines.)
On the technical side, the Postal Service signed a contract on Sept. 20 with manufacturer Lockheed Martin to receive 74 new high-speed small-parcel processors to be deployed by the end of this year. The new machines can handle more than twice the volume that the USPS's existing small-parcel processors and bundle sorters can, according to Thomas Day, vice president of engineering for the Postal Service.
In the meantime, the USPS is trying to fix a problem catalogers have had with its flats sorters tearing their covers off, Day told Forum attendees: "We're looking for funding approval for a feeder enhancement that greatly diminishes the problem." Day said that the USPS's worst problems with catalog covers occurred in April. "But through some enhancements in operational procedure, we've greatly diminished the problem."


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