European Online Recruitment Activity Reaches 16-Month High, Reports Monster Employment Index

July 14, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

LONDON–(Business Wire)–
June 2010 Index Highlights:

* The Monster Employment Index Europe reported two point (two percent) increase
in online worker demand in June, whilst opportunities were up 12 percent
year-on-year
* Online job availability increased the most in production, manufacturing,
maintenance and repair, from both a monthly and annual perspective
* Germany registered the sharpest monthly increase among major countries, whilst
Sweden continued to exhibit the most positive long-term trend

Summary Overview

June marked the fifth consecutive month of expansion in online job
opportunities, suggesting the overall industry is on a path of gradual recovery.
This is also reflected in the accelerated rate of annual growth compared to the
previous month. Opportunities are now up 12 percent compared to June 2009 and
their highest level since February 2009.

Among industry sectors, production, manufacturing maintenance and repair
exhibited the sharpest monthly increase, whilst transport, post and logistics
also registered a notable gain. The increases in these sectors suggest an
overall upswing in European industrial activity and transport.

Monster Employment Index Europe results for the past 13 months are as follows:

Jun 10 May 10 Apr 10 Mar 10 Feb 10 Jan 10 Dec 09 Nov 09 Oct 09 Sep 09 Aug 09 Jul 09 Jun 09
114 112 108 104 101 93 100 100 99 97 100 101 102

“The slight improvement in June is yet another encouraging sign for current job
seekers. In addition, the annual growth rate increased in June, suggesting that
we are on the path to gradual recovery,” commented Andrea Bertone, head of
Monster Europe. “Whilst both consumer and business confidence remained static
between May and June, we have seen positive trends emerge in sectors such as
manufacturing and transport and are optimistic about the level of opportunities
that are emerging throughout the year.”

The Monster Employment Index Europe is a monthly analysis of millions of online
job opportunities culled from a large, representative selection of corporate
career sites and job boards across Europe, including Monster.

Weber Shandwick
Robin Clark / Christina Cooper
+44 (0)207 067 0500
MonsterEurope@webershandwick.com

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Madonna casts James D”arcy as King Edward VIII for upcoming flick

June 4, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

London, June 4 (ANI): Queen of Pop Madonna has cast actor James D”arcy as King Edward VIII in her upcoming royal biopic W.E.

The singer is set to direct the film, based on the story of the former monarch, who abdicated the throne after falling in love with American divorcee Wallis Simpson.

Actress Andrea Riseborough, best known for her TV portrayal of former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, will play the woman who rocked the royal family, while Aussie beauty Abbie Cornish will star as a modern wife who compares herself to Wallis.

And now, Madonna has picked D”Arcy to take on the role of King Edward.

“We”ve found the right cast for this picture. The addition of James is wonderful as he”s got such charisma and possesses a regal quality that he can capture. There was a real chemistry between him and Andrea,” the Daily Express quoted producer Colin Vaines as saying. (ANI)

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Champion Kuznetsova back from brink to reach third round

May 27, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

Reigning champion Svetlana Kuznetsova held on by her fingernails at the French Open on Wednesday, saving four match points against Germany’s Andrea Petkovic to keep alive her hopes of defending the title.

The Russian sixth seed was on the brink when Petkovic served at 5-4, 40-0 in the second set of a rain-interrupted scrap on Court One but survived to win 4-6 7-5 6-4.

Petkovic’s nerves got the better of her as she wasted all her match points with unforced errors and Kuznetsova, who had been woefully off from, took full advantage.

Kuznetsova also wobbled serving at 5-3 in the decider as Petkovic broke back but sealed victory on her fourth match point in the next game when her opponent drilled a backhand long.

(Editing by Miles Evans.

To query or comment on this story email sportsfeedback@thomsonreuters.com)

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Lorenzo storms to victory in French MotoGP

May 24, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

Spain’s Jorge Lorenzo won the French MotoGP at Le Mans on Sunday to extend his world championship lead.

Lorenzo finished 5.67 seconds ahead of his Yamaha team mate and world champion Valentino Rossi of Italy with Italian Andrea Dovizioso third on a Honda.

(Editing by Ed Osmond; to query or comment on this story email sportsfeedback@thomsonreuters.com)

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“Shield” actress joins “Walking Dead”

May 6, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) – Laurie Holden has been tapped for a role in AMC’s apocalyptic zombie drama “The Walking Dead.”

Television

In the show, written, produced and directed by Frank Darabont, Holden will play Andrea, a key member of the survivor group who has a proficiency with a sniper rifle and falls for a man twice her age.

Holden was in Darabont’s “The Mist” and had a recurring role in the final season of FX’s “The Shield.”

In addition, Adam Fierro has joined the production as a consulting producer. Fierro has worked on such serialized dramas as “Dexter,” “Shield” and “24.”

Also joining the cast — which includes Andrew Lincoln, Jeffrey DeMunn and Jon Bernthal — is newcomer Steven Yeun.

“Walking Dead” begins production in August.

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Mother reliving son’s horrific work death

May 6, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

A coronial inquest has started into the workplace death of a teenage apprentice in Adelaide.

Daniel Madeley, 18, was operating a horizontal borer at Diemould Tooling in 2004 when his dustcoat caught in a spindle and he was sucked into the machine.

He suffered horrific injuries and died the next day.

The company pleaded guilty in the Industrial Court, which meant no witnesses were called.

Mr Madeley’s mother Andrea says the coronial inquest allows those witnesses to be heard and she has been given permission to cross-examine them herself.

“Effectively through the criminal justice system you are nothing but a spectator,” she said.

“This is very different and there’s a lot of evidence to come but it is important I feel it is an opportunity that at least you can have some answers yourself rather than relying on someone else hoping they’ll get the questions asked.”

Ms Madeley hopes the coroner’s proceedings will make workplaces safer for others.

“What I’m hoping is that we’re going to see recommendations from the coroner’s court that will ultimately save lives,” she said.

The opening day of the hearing was told Daniel Madeley had been trained on the machine that killed him by another apprentice, Mark Remfrey.

Mr Remfrey told the court he was the one who pushed the emergency stop button when Mr Madeley got caught and who stayed with him until help arrived.

He believes his co-worker’s sleeve got caught as he was applying coolant to the drill bit.

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Mindspeed Schedules Second Quarter Fiscal 2010 Conference Call for April 26, 2010

April 3, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

2:00 p.m. Pacific Time / 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif.–(Business Wire)–
Mindspeed Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ:MSPD), a leading supplier of semiconductor
solutions for network infrastructure applications, will conduct a conference
call announcing its second quarter fiscal 2010 results on Monday, April 26,
2010, at 2:00 p.m. Pacific Time / 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time.

To listen to the conference call via telephone, call 800-593-9968 (domestic) or
210-795-2680 (international); password: Mindspeed. To listen via the Internet,
please visit the Investors section of Mindspeed’s web site at www.mindspeed.com.
Replay of the conference call will be available via telephone one hour after it
concludes for a period of 30 days by calling 800-925-2377 (domestic) or
402-220-4105 (international). Replay will also be available on Mindspeed`s web
site at www.mindspeed.com during such 30 day period.

Investor Relations
Mindspeed Technologies, Inc.
Andrea D. Williams, 949-579-3111

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Aussies ousted early in Miami

March 26, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

Australian pair Casey Dellacqua and Anastasia Rodionova have both suffered first round defeats at the WTA event in Miami.

Dellacqua went down 6-3, 7-5 to Russian Ekaterina Makarova while German Andrea Petkovic eliminated Rodionova 6-4, 6-2.

Meanwhile, Justine Henin cruised into the second round with a speedy 6-2, 6-2 victory over American Jill Craybas.

Former world number one Henin, who entered the tournament as a wild card, needed only 62 minutes to advance in the $4.5 million event on a bright, breezy day in Key Biscayne, Florida.

She will now face Russian Elena Dementieva, who Henin beat in the Australian Open this year en route to a runner-up finish after 16 months away from the game.

“It’s been good to be back on the courts,” said Henin, who lost in the second round at Indian Wells earlier this month.

“I didn’t live this life for almost two years, so that takes a little bit of time. I’ve worked pretty good between Indian Wells and here. Now I’m going to have a tough round, tough match. That’s what I want. So it’s going to be perfect to test myself.”

- ABC/Reuters

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American Airlines Jet Diverts to Phoenix

March 24, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

PHOENIX — An American Airlines passenger jet headed from San Francisco to Miami made a precautionary landing at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport because of a generator problem.

Airline spokeswoman Andrea Huguely says the pilot of the twin-engine Boeing 767 decided to divert the plane on Tuesday afternoon because of a problem with one of two generators. Without the second generator, the pilot would have to run an auxiliary power unit.

Flight 476 was carrying 225 passengers and a crew of nine. Huguely says no injuries were reported and that passengers would be placed on a later flight.

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How to be slim By BBC Science & Nature

December 2, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

How to be slim

Ours is a world where it seems everyone is on, just finished, or about to start, a diet. The only really successful way to become slim is to change our lifestyle: to do more exercise and eat well. We explored some of the biggest dieting myths.

Read about the studies and watch the films in our interactive player and take a look at some Takeaway Tips on how to be slim.

Source By http://www.bbc.co.uk/sn/humanbody/truthaboutfood/slim/

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Brit school bans sexually coloured ‘shagbands’

September 19, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

London, Sep 19 (ANI): A Brit primary school has banned its students form wearing coloured wristbands, after parents found out that they were called “shagbands”.

Parents of kids, attending Rayne Primary School near Braintree, Essex, discovered that each colour of the ‘shagband’ represents a different sex act.

“The children have been walking around with these rubber bands on calling them shagbands,” the Daily Star quoted mum-of-three Andrea Elward, 46, whose 10-year-old daughter studies in the school, as saying.

“My daughter said her friends had got them and could she have a set. Then she went red and giggled when she explained they were called shagbands.

“I had a word with the head and they banned them immediately,” she added. (ANI)

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Mirren to star in big-screen remake of Graham Greene’s novel Brighton Rock

August 28, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

London, Aug 28 (ANI): Actress Dame Helen Mirren is set to star in new film Brighton Rock, adapted from Graham Greene’s classic 1939 novel of the same title.

The Oscar winner will play amateur detective Ida Arnold in the movie.

The plot revolves around teenager Pinkie, who seduces a young waitress after she stumbles on evidence linking him and his gang to a revenge killing committed by Pinkie.

Mirren will have the task cut out to find the truth behind the killing.

Rowan Joffe has written the script and will direct the film too.

And he intends to make it look as contemporary as possible.

“We’re making Brighton Rock as contemporary as we possibly can because the story feels ‘modern’. It’s too alive, too vibrant and too relevant to be contained in the late 1930s,” the BBC News quoted him as saying.

Also starring in the film, set in 1964, is Sam Riley, who will play the lead character Pinkie Brown apart from Pete Postlethwaite and Happy Go Lucky’s Andrea Riseborough.

Shooting is scheduled to start in October this year. (ANI)

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Beyonce’s Vienna museum look-a-like tour was a radio prank

May 3, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

Washington, May 1 (ANI): After the humdrum over a look-a-like of American R and B singer Beyonce Knowles doing a VIP tour of Vienna, staff of a radio station in Austria have come forward to own up and apologize for it.

Knowles, 27, had come under fire from bosses at the Austrian capital’s Albertina art museum, after they accused her of shunning a planned visit on April 28, and sending a body double instead.

But now the incident has been revealed to be a prank set up radio station Kronehit Radio, and the museum chiefs were among hundreds of people fooled by the stunt.

Staff at the radio station had hired a Beyonce look-a-like to coincide with the singer’s Vienna concert, and they took her to various tourist attractions and famous locations in the city.

They even sent her on a shopping trip, and then phoned the Albertina posing as her management to arrange an exclusive visit.

Andrea Hilber, marketing manager at Kronehit Radio, has confirmed the station was responsible for the stunt.

“We’ll call the Albertina to say we meant no harm. It was a great museum tour,” Contactmusic quoted her as saying. (ANI)

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Mel B has not talked to mum and sister for 5 months

March 29, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

London, Mar 29 (ANI): Former Spice Girl Mel B’s mother and sister have claimed that the singer has not talked to them since five months, blaming her hubby Stephen Belafonte for the feud.

Mel B’s mother Andrea and sister Danielle have claimed that the pop star, popular as Scary Spice, has cut all ties with them because she’s too involved with her husband and kids.

“She is wrapped up in her own little world,” the News of the World quoted them as saying.

Former Emmerdale actress Danielle said: “Mel hasn’t spoken to her own mother in months! She has a husband now so she just doesn’t find the time. He doesn’t help. To be honest, I don’t think he’s a very nice person.”

When asked whether Belafonte was a domineering character, Danielle said: “Yeah. It doesn’t help Mel’s situation.”

Mel and Stephen, both 33, married in June 2007 and renewed their wedding vows in Egypt during a four-day celebration last year.

And since then, Stephen has been at the centre of many cheating rumours.

But the mother-sister duo is angry over the silent treatment.

Andrea and Danielle are also devastated at losing contact with Mel’s kids Phoenix Chi, 10, and year-old Angel Iris.

“It’s hard not hearing from her. But I’m getting used to it now,” admitted Danielle. (ANI)

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Vonn clinches World Cup title with downhill triumph

March 11, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

Are, Sweden – Lindsey Vonn of the United States clinched a second straight overall World Cup title in alpine skiing in style on Wednesday by winning a downhill ahead of German title rival Maria Riesch.

Vonn, 24, clocked 1 minute 42.49 seconds on the 2,638-metres Olympia course at the World Cup finals.

Riesch had 1:42.89 and Austrian veteran Renate Goetschl was third on the podium in 1:43.75 minutes.

Vonn has 1,688 points and, with a victory worth 100 points, can not be caught by Riesch (1,299) in the final three season races. She also dominated the downhill World Cup with a final tally of 502 points from Austrian Andrea Fischbacher (326).

Vonn won eight races this season for an overall tally of 21, making her the most successful US women’s skier. She also got downhill and super-g world titles last month in Val d’Isere, France.

The final men’s downhill was scheduled for later Wednesday, with Austrians Michael Walchhofer and Klaus Kroell vying for the discipline title. (dpa)

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Vonn clinches World Cup title with downhill triumph

March 11, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

Vonn, 24, clocked 1 minute 42.49 seconds on the 2,638-metres Olympia course at the World Cup finals.

Riesch had 1:42.89 and Austrian veteran Renate Goetschl was third on the podium in 1:43.75 minutes.

Vonn won eight races this season for an overall tally of 21, making her the most successful US women’s skier. She also got downhill and super-g world titles last month in Val d’Isere, France.

The final men’s downhill was scheduled for later Wednesday, with Austrians Michael Walchhofer and Klaus Kroell vying for the discipline title. (dpa)

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Pammie’s ‘boob popping’ fashion show

March 7, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

London, March 7 (ANI): Pamela Anderson gave an eyeful to those attending the Vivienne Westwood show when her boob popped out of her dress.

The actress strutted down the ramp while modelling for the designer’s 2009-2010 ‘ready-to-wear’ collection in Paris.

The busty blonde showed off different looks including a tutu-inspired outfit and a peculiar blend of tight jacket, shorts, socks and killer heels.

The former “Baywatch’ star, who is the face of the Brit Vivienne’s current campaign, was hailed as the “muse” behind the new clothes.

“We have done the casting around Pamela,” the Sun quoted co-designer and husband Andrea Kronthaler as saying.

“I think the feeling is of playgirls, but not in the bodies. It’s not like that necessarily. It’s an attitude,” he added. (ANI)

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Thierry Henry dating a model?

February 27, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

London, Feb 27 (ANI): Ex-Arsenal skipper Thierry Henry has a stunning new girlfriend, it has emerged.

The 31-year-old soccer star was spotted strolling this week with the model – known only as Andrea.

Apparently, the duo met six months ago in Barcelona, the Spanish club French striker Henry joined from Premier League Arsenal in 2007, reports The Sun.

According to reports, they enjoyed a romantic break to the Maldives at Christmas.

And Andrea has been credited with helping spark his run of great form on the pitch.

Henry has a three-year-old daughter with now ex-wife model Claire Merry. They divorced last December. (ANI)

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Sheryl Crow gives up defending her song writing from critics

February 2, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

Washington, Feb 2 (ANI): American singer-songwriter Sheryl Crow has given up defending herself from critics who accused her of having used the words from a poem for her hit song.

Crow, who had taken the words for her 1994 Grammy Award-winning song “All I Wanna Do” from a Wyn Cooper poem, says that her struggle with cancer helped her to overcome the critics’ accusations.

The singer had found Cooper’s work at a Los Angeles-area used bookstore, and inculcated the words into her song, but she insists that the poet has since received credit as a co-writer on the track and has even been awarded royalties for the song.
Crow has, in an excerpt in Andrea Buchanan’s inspirational book ‘Note to Self’, given credit to her battle with breast cancer in 2006 for helping her get over the critics accusing her of not acknowledging the poet.

“I hold no grudges against anybody for anything, and my days are better lived that way,” Contactmusic quoted her as saying. (ANI)

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European Online Recruitment Activity Reaches 16-Month High, Reports Monster Employment Index

Madonna casts James D”arcy as King Edward VIII for upcoming flick

Champion Kuznetsova back from brink to reach third round

Lorenzo storms to victory in French MotoGP

“Shield” actress joins “Walking Dead”

Mother reliving son’s horrific work death

Mindspeed Schedules Second Quarter Fiscal 2010 Conference Call for April 26, 2010

Aussies ousted early in Miami

American Airlines Jet Diverts to Phoenix

How to be slim By BBC Science & Nature

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Brit school bans sexually coloured ‘shagbands’

Mirren to star in big-screen remake of Graham Greene’s novel Brighton Rock

Beyonce’s Vienna museum look-a-like tour was a radio prank

Mel B has not talked to mum and sister for 5 months

Vonn clinches World Cup title with downhill triumph

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