EIT chef graduates land dream jobs at Black Barn Bistro
24 Feb, 2021 11:36 PM
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Pastry chef Ethyn Georgetti-Brown, Black Barn Bistro general manager Felix Bijl, executive chef Regnar Christensen and chef Ti-Keala Myers.
Pastry chef Ethyn Georgetti-Brown, Black Barn Bistro general manager Felix Bijl, executive chef Regnar Christensen and chef Ti-Keala Myers.
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Pastry chef Ethyn Georgetti-Brown, Black Barn Bistro general manager Felix Bijl, executive chef Regnar Christensen and chef Ti-Keala Myers.
EIT hospitality graduates Ethyn Georgetti-Brown and Ti-Keala Myers recently landed their dream jobs at Black Barn Bistro in Havelock North.
Ethyn completed a NZ Certificate in Bakery (level 4) followed by a NZ Diploma in Cookery Patisserie (level 5), and won the top student award both years. In December, he took on the role as pastry chef at Black Barn Bistro. Ti-Keala recently joined the team after finishing her level 4 Certificate in Cookery.
The Bachelor Producers Condemn Racist Online Bullying of Rachel Lindsay Following Chris Harrison Interview
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Days after former “Bachelorette” Rachel Lindsaydeleted her Instagram account due to online bullying, the producers of “The Bachelor” have released a statement in support of the star.
The executive producers of the dating franchise are condemning all racist harassment of Lindsay, who they applaud for using her voice to educate the public.
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“As executive producers of ‘The Bachelor’ franchise, we would like to make it perfectly clear that any harassment directed towards Rachel Lindsay in the aftermath of her interview with Chris Harrison is completely inexcusable,” the statement, posted Monday on Twitter, reads.
Milford native digs into city s revolutionary past
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Jennyfer Holmes, the First Baptist Church historian, with the strongbox kept at the church to hold archived items, including the Black Soldiers Memorial marker and an 80th anniversary photo.First Baptist Church / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less
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Member of Milford Black Founding Fathers Day Committee: Earl Gilmore, Rev. Charles D. Walker, Dr. John Rogers, Ernest Saunders, Samuel Roberts, Russell Hamilton and Andrew Morgan.Richard Platt / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less
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First Baptist Church Pastor Horace Hough stands next to the church’s marker honoring six Milford Black American Revolutionary War patriots.First Baptist Church / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less
Eerie Stars of Dark Matter May Be Behind Largest Gravitational Wave Detection Yet
2 MARCH 2021
On 21 May 2019, from a distance of 7 billion light-years away, our gravitational wave detectors were rocked by the most massive collision yet. From analysis of the signal, astronomers concluded that the detection was the result of two black holes smashing together, weighing in at 66 and 85 times the mass of the Sun respectively.
But what if it was something else? A new study offers a different interpretation of the event. It s possible, according to an international team of astrophysicists, that the two objects were not black holes at all, but mysterious, theoretical objects called boson stars - potentially made up of elusive candidates for dark matter.
Ethiopians Celebrate 125Th Anniversary Of Adwa Victory
Regarded first ever decisive victory of black people over colonial powers, Adwa inspired liberation movements across Africa. Ethiopians from all walks of life gathered at Menelik Square in the heart of the capital Addis Ababa on Tuesday to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the Victory of Adwa.
The Battle of Adwa was the last and most decisive of a series of battles Ethiopians fought against the invading colonial forces of Italy – a colonial force that had ambitions to bring the whole East Africa region under its control.
Ethiopian President Sahle-Work Zewde attended the celebration together with senior government officials and members of the Ancient Ethiopian Patriots Association and thousands of city residents who gathered around a bronze statue of Emperor Menelik II on horseback.