accuracy and speed, as well as a knowledge of airline codes, is necessary.hough important, their work does not require the extensive training demanded of the radio operator. in addition to operating, he must be able to maintain and repair radio and telephonic equipment. he must hold a radio telephone second-class license or better issued by the federal communications commission. the radio operator keeps in close touch with planes in flight, advising them on such things as operational details and weather conditions. using weather balloons and various recording devices, the united states weather bureau gathers nationwide climatic information and sends it via teletype to airlines across the country. the information is charted, analyzed, and interpreted into weather forecasts by the airline's meteorological department. this work requires specialized college training and unusual accuracy and judgment. the key figure in all flight operations is the flight superintendent. he is the man who decides whether the planes will fly or not. he releases all planes on his di

he must have knowledge of food in order to plan menus and understand what constitutes efficient buying must have bookkeeping ability to know where he stands in his account. he must be a man of tact and diplomacy to handle petty disputes and grievances that often arise within an organization. he must have all these attributes and more if he is to be truly successful, for the urge behind the daily flow of customers to his establishment is produced by his foresight, his planning, and his initiative. managing a restaurant takes more than just being good in some one phase of it. take, for instance, on martha. all her friends told her she was the best cook they knew. she made the best pies. she made the best puddings. and her muffins, mm-mm. marthanyway, aunt decided to go into the restaurant business. so she rented a vacant store, the first one she found, got busy and cleaned it up, got new furniture and spent plenty of money decorating the place, and soon, aunt martha was ready for business. ah, but business wasn't ready for aunt martha. the fact the store happened to be on a quiet side st

here, a knowledge of scientific principles is necessary. ice cream maker must supervise the proportion of the ingredients to make sure the production of ice cream of creamy body, good flavor, and good texture -- smooth texture. many dairies employ laboratory workers trained in chemistry, bacteriology, and other sciences who tested the milk and other products to ensure player -- quality.nd high these are desirable jobs and require a considerable amount of college background, because of the scientific training necessary. similar qualifications are necessary for states and federal government positions, which involve fieldwork and research. if you are interested in the dairy industry as your lifework, it will be well for you to talk with the manager of your local dairy company. you will also get some helpful information at the local dairy council in your community. the dairy industry promises opportunity for steady employment to qualified workers. people will always consume milk and milk products for they form the basis of healthy meals. nutrit

it takes the knowledge and forethought of a businessman coupled with a thorough understanding of eachthe many phases going to make up the operations of a restaurant business. this all takes lots of training, training that cannot be acquired by the hit and miss process of unguided experience. where can one get the necessary help to set him for the work? nearly 100 occasional schools located throughout the country offer specialized training in the field. addition, special restaurant administration programs have been inaugurated at leading universities. some of these programs lead it to a masters degree in business administration. perhaps you are saying you are not interested in managerial work. perhaps it is one specialized feel like cooking that pulls her interest. here again, training -- your interest. here again, training is important. the knowledge of foods into their preparation is a science in itself and only by a thorough understanding of what comprises complete meal -- special courses in high schools, vocational schools, and colleges are offered to help one secure and maintain b

custodians of knowledge i do just indigenous knowledge knowledge that is we are losing day by day which is not documented we have to use that knowledge combined with the morton approach. there are many ways that we can do this but we need to start thinking positive and planning for the future because if we are always in that reactive mode. this crisis. hopefully the people in charge here in africa will also take appropriate action from ghana we now have to egypt on this week's doing your bit with a couple of guys who have found a way to recycle a valuable material by turning them into something you could call monumental they call it. a majestic figure that stands 6 meters tall. it's a statue of bast the ancient egyptian goddess of protection and cats. this rendition is unique it's made from 3000 pieces of scrap metal. it took. a month to weld them together and the boot being jimmy gyptian it's believed the feline definity protected the home from evil spirits and disease. the contemporary sculptor admires is ancestors connection to nature. i like that they were respectful of animals and

here again, a knowledge of scientific principles is necessary. ice cream maker must supervise the preparation and proportions of the ingredients in order to ensure the of goodon of ice cream flavor, creamy body and smooth , texture. many dairies employ laboratory workers trained in chemistry, bacteriology, and other sciences , who test the milk and other these are very desirable jobs and require a considerable amount of college background because of the scientific training that is necessary. similar qualifications are necessary for state and federal government positions that necessitate fieldwork and research. if you are interested in the dairy industry as your life work , talk to a manager from your local very company. you will also get helpful information at the local dairy council in your local community -- in your community. the dairy industry provides an opportunity for study employment or qualified workers. people will always consume milk and milk products. thattional experts tell us every adult needs to more glasses of milk a day in some f

eagerly they study realizing how much a little knowledge can mean.drawn from the knee grows instruct them in useful subjects such as foreign languages and arithmetic. in harlem, a knowledge of spanish is valuable to workers, shopkeepers and others. in this class, elementary instruction and the spoken mind is given bynguage native speakers. 26,500 young men are employed. as instructors and clerical helpers. thus they are able to continue their education. clerical white-collar workers find employment in filing and checking important records as well as typing. soworking on land records, they may be available for use by future generations. as part of the program of rehabilitation and the conservation of human resources, a number of household training schools have been established by the wpa. in these escrows, girls from relief families are prepared for domestic work which will make themselves supportive. others take the course in order to learn the art of homemaking for their own homes. the girls are taught to cook and prepare salads and other delicacies

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i escaped because i had knowledge. i had knowledge, i had great knowledge.rious, i was the only child, and by the way, it's an assumption that most people, we were not poor, we were not on welfare, we were not in public housing. my grandmother was a domestic maid at a university for 50 years of her life, but we always had money, we never were poor, we had food on the table. my parents also sent money to me, because my parents were living in dc — i was born in washington. my parents were not divorced when i was very young and they were constantly sending me money, world book encyclopaedias. so the first big gift i ever got for my father was a complete set of leather—bound red world book encyclopaedias. and that was a gift, and he gave me that gift, he selected that gift. my father had a governmentjob, my mother too. so that opened the world to me, and then i was exposed to reading, and i was always creating a world through literature, through books, through magazines, through vogue. so i populated my imagination and i self—made myself, i propelled myself thro

very entertaining and very interesting and knowledgeable, bioethics experts. this is vicki evans and vicki, on your title i put cpa and stl beauty work as a cpa that is her vocation but i know that you are also a writer, a giver of workshops in end-of-life issues and i understand that you've got an advanced degree, which is stl. so you are a licensee of theology fits you are advanced. and you're working with the archdiocese of san francisco. what is your title? >> i am the respect life coordinator, the department of human life and dignity. i've been there for 15 years and spent four in rome getting my degree from the pontifical university. and then i came back and now i speak on the subject in end-of- life issues, beginning of life issues. >> a wonderful colic. this is dr. thomas cavanaugh. graduate of the college in california. and notre dame phd in philosophy. you are a professor of philosophy at the university of san francisco. and you said started in 1994 so ars now. yes. tful nk it's 25 >> is you'teach a first seminar course what is with them. that be int

, the knowledge that i have learned and the ongoing honor of working in the people's palace. you want a long-term career, and you truly want to give something to do whatever you do, so long as you know that you are giving to someone or something you're then yourself. follow your passion and learn how to enrich the feelings along the way. >> announcer: you're watching coping with covid-19. >> hi. i'm chris manus and you're watching "coping with covid-19." today my guest is anastasia klaste and we're going talk about how the pandemic has affected our school community. welcome to the show. >> hi! thank you. >> i understand that our students and teachers have adopted video conference as distance learning tools to be able to continue studying remotely and this is clearly new for everyone. do you have some suggestions to students and perhaps their parents that could help them manage this new approach? >> i think the best advice i can give students and parents is to really be gentle on yourselves during this time. the thing we don't really want to do is increase stress and anxiety a

think that we have a systemic racism problem with law enforcement officers across this country do i knowledge that there are some law enforcement officers that abuse their job yes and again we need to hold those accountable us president donald trump is mocking the idea on twitter where he also announced the national guard troops he sent into washington d.c. will be returning home something the d.c. mayor has been calling for and the president is facing more criticism from leading republic. with reports former president george bush won't vote for him and neither will mitt romney who took part in the protests we deploy suggestion racism we did many voices against racism that you are telling when you stand up and say the black wires matter and former top military leaders are also openly criticizing the president this is a moment as i said of moral clarity i think is very clear in the future whether we want to unify the country in a political division in the political division that has existed now for years or whether we want to continue to divide the country that is a choice that the american pe

in my career and in healthcare and my life this is the largest and steepest learning curve our knowledge that we have gained from one another that is remarkable and that somehow you and i talked before the program that we have not been able or we have been just reading about this coronavirus and the implications and i have not read anything else because of the increase in knowledge and information that we have had. we have to have a better way of sharing that information than we do today. and have a little bit more coordination. i think that we have developed some muscle memory here on how to do that and that shouldn't go to waste but i would also say here that i have never been more proud of the u.s. response to this. we were able to shift add chili and so obstacles and were able to create different solutions for them and we did not suffer what other countries had to go through like heavily. i'm really proud of our overall response of our citizens and our nation and our state and healthcare providers. >> is there something more you would've liked to seen from the federal government? >>

instead of looking at our knowledge they want to look at us and. our revolutionaries there's dismiss everything that we're seeing in. broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is r.t. international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us all right the u.s. has seen another record daily increase in covert 1000 cases within the country registering more than 45000 new infections on friday those figures were revealed by johns hopkins university and the u.s. is still the hole there of the record for the most global infections with almost 2 and a half 1000000 cases the latest surge has forced several states including texas and florida to suspend plans to reopen despite that president claimed his country is coping well with the pandemic. we have the greatest testing program in the world we've developed it over a period. and we're up to almost 30000000 tests that means we can have more cases if we do want to test or if we didn't test we wouldn't have cases but we have cases because we test deaths are down we have one of the lowest mortal

base in one form of knowledge that is the very different now we're all sort of quite siloed we get our information for where we are places where we want to sort of reinforce our views and so i do think if government and public policy actually wants to survive we do want to have much more diversity of thought and. find it challenging on one hand it talks about kind of aid and that being a bad coach or being making it difficult to create change and then on the other hand talk about trade and then you have kind of the market you know supporting people and helping to develop economies i just wonder are we talking one kind of challenging institution for another so i did it i offered 5 proposals for alternatives as for aid and i again just to be absolutely clear you know when did a did i say we want to go to 08 even in developed countries there are areas of society that are based on charitable outcomes welfare of the couple welfare systems the government etc so we don't have to go to 0 but we do need to think about things like foreign direct investment issues around tapping the capital marke

if you look at malaysia and the buildings and grounds crew present as your knowledge and they cannot make growth it was done together with the back off pending on your perspective migration work was. neighbor a migrant worker not documented which were not seen anywhere at any citizen right no health insurance he's done for them to help him and to just stop him from the visit pretty help my nation have to call their own economy. but most of them i believe this employee said that i think obama bishop would be the nature someone something to diffuse the media or probably the moment it is thought and so forth but a live feed from demolish it was singapore and the middle east to go to and to find a job there is done just that doesn't look all the stars who want to do. when you google can see you see that this comedian holmes is where a lot of people are still with no running water no internet impassiveness stop lying they don't have that but they still run because they want to our money and then send back to home. i am myself in my brain i came to malaysia in 2007 history when i did my go

in harlem where the large part of the population -- central and south america and knowledge of spanish to workers housekeepers and others. in this class, elementary instruction and spoken language was given by teachers. and corporation to the national youth administration, 26,500 young men and women are employed as instructors and medical helpers. they are unable to continue their education. clerical white collar workers find employment and styling and taking important report such as typing, unusual occupations -- so that they may be available for the use of future generations. as part of the program of rehabilitation of the conservation of human resources, a number of household training schools have been established by wpec. in the schools, girls from relief families are prepared for domestic work which will make themselves support and others take the course in order to learn the art of homemaking for their own homes. in kitchens under confident instructors the girls are taught to could and prepare salads for everyday needs. . here is where you may be able to learn something. this is

instead of looking at our knowledge we want to look at us. great blackness in a revolutionary state in dismiss everything that we're. broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our chief international thomas truly glad to have you with us. now the u.s. has seen a record daily increase in covert 1000 cases reaching 40000 new infections on thursday those figures were revealed by johns hopkins university and the previous high was back in april with more than $36000.00 cases the u.s. still holds the record for the most to global infections with almost 2 and a half 1000000 cases and this latest surge has forced several states including texas and florida to suspend plans to reopen despite that president trump claims his country is coping well with the pandemic. we have the greatest testing program in the world we've developed it over a period of time and were up to almost $30000000.00 tests that means we can have more cases if we do want to test or if we didn't test we wouldn't have cases but we have cases because we test deaths are down

if you look at malaysia and the buildings and grounds present as your knowledge and they cannot make growth it was done together with the back off pending on your perspective migration worthless. cheap labor from my view. not document which were not seen anywhere don't get any citizen writing no health insurance he's been easy for them how to answer we just started to visit my nation have to call their own economy. but most of them are getting this in malaysia that i do from bottle of this shall be the nature of someone something made to diffuse the media or probably go home those thoughts and. so for a bit to live to come to mogadishu or singapore in the middle east the good deeds or try to find a job that is dangers that doesn't look honest also want to do it. when you see the seeds of this committee opposing this will also people who stayed with no. running water into meadows impassiveness supply they don't have that but they're still running because they want to our money and then send back home. and if. i am myself and my green i came to malaysia in 2007 the student i did my goo

i escaped because i had knowledge. i had great knowledge.rious, the only child, and by the way it's an assumption that most people, we were not poor. we were not on welfare or in public housing. my not on welfare or in public housing. my grandmother was a domestic made ata my grandmother was a domestic made at a university for 50 years of her life we always had money, always had food on the table. my also parents my sent money to me. my parents were living in dc, i was born in washington, my parents were not divorced when i was very young and we re divorced when i was very young and were constantly sending the money and world book encyclopaedias. the first big gift i got for my father was a complete set of leather bound world book encyclopaedias. and that was a gift, he gave me that gift, he selected that gift, my father had a governmentjob. my mother too. that up governmentjob. my mother too. that up in the world to me and i was exposed to reading. i was always reading and creating a world through literature, through magazines, through vogu

have knowledge and you can teach the kitchen.just have a quick toast. fabio: yes. michael: to a new beginning, a new relationship. pleasure, guys. fabio: cheers, cheers. cheers. lemonis: one of the things that i love about michael is his product knowledge, and it's clear to me that he came in very prepared for the meeting at serafina, and he did a great job. you blew me away. michael: oh, thank you. lemonis: and it was all because of the way you presented yourself, the product knowledge you had, and the confidence in which you did it. and i had not seen that until today at this level. michael: to me, it's just my knowledge, and it doesn't seem special because i do it every day. lemonis: but, michael, is special. michael: i understand. julius: and i'm proud of you, son. michael: thank you. julius: i really am. michael: thank you, i appreciate it. julius: he does a hell of a job. i love my son forever. whether he's my business partner or not, i'll always love him. michael: thank you. i love you, too. julius: i know you do. lemonis:

this fair side a real toll all of knowledge that a child under will have to have to know about and made a scene about the whole one chirpy even trying when you high school your father your mother doesn't not support you i think everyone don't have money to come to the doctor it is impossible. for months no one in her family knew tarde she secretly until one day her mother found her pills my parents my 5 human martyr is crying and her crying off mean and i as for the i thing this is my fault why my mother my father is crying i'm not hurt and in body but but why them crying you know and. so p.o.d. . toci felt so bad she thought about taking her own life. i want to die at that woman at that the moment but. half are like the last thinking i think before taking many a pew in my mouth i think and if i die i really don't have showed a will who am i who have showed a wall how my cotton show is half if i only if i only warning about all the people if i only care on a lot of people i will not be myself. her mother likes thinking back to when tar she still have the physical appearance of a boy. ev

my argument is they signed on to the digital as a new era of democratization of knowledge. we are hitting some speed bumps right now. iand the society we shouldn't be held hostage to these bargains made on the part that do not enjoy the legitimacy that are self authorized and what they do with the data from the experience. we have no influence over it and it's done in a way that bypasses and usurps the decision rights. the other is more market-based argument and the first one from above security argument when we gave everybody a windows pc, they forgot to install the updates because they couldn't sense when the so it was better to centralize the management and keep the bad actors out. we will do it for you. i think the arguments were made at a time. how does that saying go. we are more protected for some viruses but the fact of the matter is. the systems there is now a production and the highest model that affects every single one of us. it's not just the corruption of the global system that can shift elections and transformed so i think that we are past the centralization

film about knowledge and belief trust and deception democracy of the gullible stories joy 1st on g.w. . the world has been locked up for the last many weeks because of cord 90 in india even though the national law dummy have been east over 900 for the numbers are still scheduled. for the last 10 during the lockdown mitchell has stepped in to what was only a few months back up on creek jungle like in many parts of the world wild animals often relegated to pig forests came into cities is this pandemic teaching us coexistence or is it warning us that's what we talk about to be how long welcome this is equal india and i'm sunk that i'm coming to you from my makeshift home studio here in mumbai. show me other pride of. this year with reduced human activity due to the lockdown exploits of the bombay natural history society that their numbers might have increased by 25 percent year on year the society has been conducting an important exercise to find out how and why for me. by 2 late autumn and early spring. for. a witness is one of the greatest natural spectacles on earth when powers of bre

a film about knowledge and belief trust and deception. odds are mosty of the go away it starts july 1st on t.w. . this is deja vu news coming to you live from berlin the final farewell and a call for justice for george for. hundreds of mourners pack a houston church for the funeral to the man who died in police custody in minneapolis 2 weeks ago floyd's death triggered global protests against racism and pollution police brutality also coming up fresh help break the coronavirus stirs up tensions in a western german trial many play.

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a film about knowledge and belief trust and deception. odds are marcy of the go boy starts joyce 1st on t.w. . player. playing. this is deep meaning is live from berlin in the us the public gets a last chance to pay their respects to george floyd a day before a private funeral thousands file past the casket of the african american whose death while in police custody was fought protests around the world you would hear from our correspondent in houston also coming up a tricky job begins if paris moving down.

my argument is be signed on to the digital as a new era of empowerment and democratization of knowledge. that is what i want. that is what we all deserve. twenty-first century citizens living in advanced democratic society. >>host: we are hitting some speed bumps right now. i believe our democracy is holding we have been in tough situations before and have come through them and i believe very deeply of the robust of the sanctity of democracy citizens of a democratic society we should not be held hostage to these that do not enjoy the legitimacy of the vote and are claiming of the experience and what they do with the data from our experience this is not accessible to us we have no influence and it is expressly done in a way to bypass the decision. >> and with that security argument and the other one the first one the security argument to put in the user's home give everybody a windows pc and then to forget to install the updates so it's better for us to centralize management and keep the bad actors out a new do this more effectively if you run your own mail server it's more likely you wi