Perhaps Johann Lamont could ask Calton Fire and Rescue to host a wee orientation day for her top team.
Early the next morning, the phone rang, and a woman on the other end asked me if I would be interested in designing a new employee orientation program for her company.
Since TR2 was a unilateral amputee and had a fully intact and normal right side, we also tested the grating orientation threshold for her right index fingertip and the back of her hand.
He taught Michael how to ride a two-wheel bike this summer; on Sept. 10, he was at the orientation for his children at nursery school.
They used a mechanism called transverse orientation for their navigation.
Into all this strides Jagmeet Singh, still on orientation for his five-month-old job as federal leader.
Roberts' friends and co-workers have reportedly known about her sexual orientation for a long time, CNN reported.
As the Jazz Age gave way to a harsher moral climate, she sought a cure for her orientation: years of psychoanalysis, electroshock therapy, barbiturates, and the threat of a lobotomy ushered in a tragic demise.
Tonya Dorman, a third-year law student at the University of Connecticut who lives in Windsor and works as a law clerk in Hartford, enrolled her son, Rochayne, 3, because she liked the school's intellectual orientation for pre-schoolers.
She was being penalized, then, Moore argued, not so much for her sexual orientation as for her honest admission of it.
