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What particularly gripes the old, and sometimes not-so-old, job seekers is the frequent necessity of begging for work from people about the age of their children. "Most of the human-resources people are in their late 20s," says Dan McMenamin, 44, a long-range planner ousted when Zion Nuclear Power Plant in Illinois closed...
...sitting in the dark with the new Queen of Hip-Hop. You're in a windowed alcove just off the living room. Hill doesn't want to turn on the lights; she says she "doesn't want to spoil the mood." You can hear her one-year-old son Zion gurgling and making baby yelps in a nearby room. When you came in, you could see Hill's tummy bulge under her blue overalls--the 23-year-old mom has another baby due in October. Now you can't see anything. You can just hear her voice. Motherhood...
...Egypt represents a rather personal drama. This is his first effort in animation since he was ejected from the Disney fold in 1994 and his first chance to show that Disney's resurgence was at least in part due to him. (Some DreamWorkers have dubbed the new movie Zion King.) And since DreamWorks hasn't produced its first big hit after 3 1/2 years in business, some Hollywood observers believe that the company's very future hangs in the balance. "Emotionally, we have a lot invested," Katzenberg admits. Financials, however, he insists, are "not an issue...
Like Webster, virologists around the world were galvanized. The CDC, alerted by Claas, quickly tested its own copy of Lim's virus and confirmed the finding. In San Francisco, Dr. Keiji Fukuda, chief epidemiologist for the CDC's influenza section, was doing a clinical rotation at Mount Zion Hospital when he received an urgent call from the agency's head of surveillance. "Whenever you get a call like that," he says, "you know it's probably not great news." Shortridge was vacationing in England when his phone went wild. "The first thing that crossed my mind was, 'Is this...
Once a year or once in a lifetime, on the Feast of the Virgin by the Julian calendar (Nov. 29 this year), pilgrims flock by the tens of thousands to the Cathedral of St. Mary of Zion, the holiest of holy churches in their faith. The continual chants of "Mariam, Mariam, Mariam" bear witness to the high esteem, higher even than that accorded Jesus, in which Ethiopia's Christians hold the Mother of the Saviour. One woman says this is the day Mary was miraculously transported to Axum. Another says no, this is the day Mary stopped here...