...disinfection are very good, but there are still uncertainties." And then there are those whose first, and final, reaction is "yuck." "Why the hell do we have to drink our own sewage?" asks Muriel Watson, a retired schoolteacher who sat on a California water-reuse task force and founded the Revolting Grandmas to fight potable reuse. She toured the Orange County plant but came away unsatisfied. "It's not the sun and the sky and a roaring...

...Aug. 6 conference call, referring to producers Jeff Judah and Gabe Sachs, who developed the show with creator Robbie Thompson (Jericho). "That has a sci-fi element, but this woman, she's a heroine. She's a schoolteacher, and she is a survivor, and I love characters like that." O'Connor--who has also ventured into writing, producing and directing--also confirmed that she's submitted several ideas to SCI FI Channel. "I can't really...

...How could he not be thrilled to meet him? And how, with 1000 people on board, could they not find SOMEbody that wanted to talk to Scotty, on any given shift? There have to be engineers and historians. You'd think the schoolteachers would invite him for show and tell. It was just stupid. -- Star Trek 09: No Shat, No Show. Tell me about it. Relics pissed me off. I did lots of flailing and ...

...How could he not be thrilled to meet him? And how, with 1000 people on board, could they not find SOMEbody that wanted to talk to Scotty, on any given shift? There have to be engineers and historians. You'd think the schoolteachers would invite him for show and tell. It was just stupid. -- Star Trek 09: No Shat, No Show. Tell me about it. Relics pissed me off. I did lots of flailing and that. "You dipshits! Do...

... proceeded to kick his ass around the warp core. Yes. Geordi's reaction to Scotty was just stupid. How could he not be thrilled to meet him? And how, with 1000 people on board, could they not find SOMEbody that wanted to talk to Scotty, on any given shift? There have to be engineers and historians. You'd think the schoolteachers would invite him for show and tell. It was just stupid. -- Star Trek 09: No Shat, No Show.

... no to the last one, and changes were made, and our government passed it without a revote. A lot of people didn't like that," said Sayer, 24, sitting in Dublin's central park with friends. An Austrian schoolteacher escorting 17 teenage students on a visit to Ireland said her father back home in Vienna was jubilant over the Irish "no." "People want to stay independent and be less regulated by Brussels," said Marianne Findeis, 51, who ...

...which gave everybody in Germany equal rights; no religious discrimination. Up to that time, every country in Europe had quotas: l%%, 2%%, 3%% to become a doctor, a dentist, a lawyer, a banker, a schoolteacher, anything. Germany, in 1822 passed that Emancipation Edict and all the Jews across Europe rushed to Germany, because they could get an education. They could become doctors, lawyers, dentists, druggists. So, when I was in ...

... to be able to start over from scratch. And put aside everything we've been taught so far. But don't forget it, we'll need it again once we've completed the circle. What's your grudge against your schoolteachers? Which is once the new math has taught us what is important in life. Then we'll know just which classical path we need to travel in order to find our answers. Inconsistency and wishful thinking. At last the ...

...been more tragedies involving firearms than 'success stories'. The issue is much more gray than either black or white. jak While we're relating anecdotes, the brother of a very close friend was (still is, I believe), a schoolteacher in Giles County in 1995. The name Jamie Rouse hardly rings any bells these days--having been overshadowed by much more infamous ones like Dylan Klebold--but he remembers it well.... jak

... artist mother." Friends attributed Ms. Andrade's graciousness to her upbringing in Tidewater Virginia. She was born in Portsmouth on Jan. 25, 1917, as Edna Davis Wright, daughter of a lumberman-engineer and a schoolteacher. She began her career as an art teacher in Norfolk public schools and later at Tulane University. In 1941, she married architect Preston Andrade, who introduced her to the fields of architecture and design. During ...