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Despite her success on television and on platforms like TikTok, where she shares healthy lunch box recipes, Nelly Rossinelli He does not have a degree in gastronomy. Her professional training is very far from cooking, so today you will find out what the jury of ‘The Great Chef: Celebrities’ studied and why she decided not to practice her profession. What career did Nelly Rossinelli study? According to what has been revealed by the same Nelly Rossinelli, has a degree in Business Administration, a career that has provided her with valuable tools to manage her image as an influencer, since she is currently very active on her social networks, both on the Instagram platform and on TikTok. However, the true passion of Nelly Rossinelli is aviation, since on one occasion he revealed that he has worked as a cabin crew for 20 years and currently chose not to continue practicing that profession. This revelation caused some doubts among his followers, who questioned why the jury of ‘The Great Chef: Celebrities’ no longer continues to travel, despite his great professional career. Nelly Rossinelli has mentioned that her love for airplanes and traveling remains intact, but she is currently dedicated to other professional projects, such as her participation in the program ‘The Great Chef: Celebrities’. Why doesn’t Nelly Rossinelli practice her profession? After Nelly Rossinelli will reveal that she was a cabin crew member but is not currently practicing her career, the presenter, on her social networks, explained the reason behind her absence on the planes. “There is something called unpaid leave, which means that you don’t work, but you don’t get paid either,” the jury explained. On his TikTok platform, Nelly Rossinelli She detailed that she had been approved to get the position and left a message to her followers in which she explained her current situation. “There are companies that offer this benefit or license or you request them for some need. I am currently at SKY, my job that I adore and love, because you know that my passion is airplanes, travel. I already have 20 years of my life in aviation, but I am on a leave period for various personal projects that I have,” he added. Join our entertainment channel
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Ex-OpenAI engineer who raised legal concerns about the technology he helped build has diedMITCHELL — The Mitchell boys and girls basketball teams will host their annual "Meet the Kernels" intrasquad scrimmage on Saturday, Dec. 7, at the Christen Family Athletic Center on the campus of Dakota Wesleyan University. The event is free to the public, but the teams request that attendees bring a package of Gatorade or Powerade for athletes to use for road games later this season. ADVERTISEMENT A rolling schedule begins at 5 p.m. with the ninth-grade boys scrimmage, followed by the 10th and 11th grade boys scrimmage at 5:30 p.m. The varsity girls scrimmage is tentatively scheduled for 6:10 p.m., followed by the varsity boys scrimmage at 7:15 p.m. The MHS girls open the 2024-25 season on Friday, Dec. 13 hosting Vermilion at the Corn Palace. The Kernel boys will debut on Tuesday, Dec. 17 at Watertown, with their home opener taking place after three road games, a Saturday, Dec. 28 matchup against Orono (Minn.) at the Hoop City Classic at the Palace.
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(Reuters) -A suspected gunman shot and wounded two children at a California elementary school on Wednesday before shooting himself dead, local media reported, citing police officials. The shooting occurred at Feather River School of Seventh-Day Adventists in Palermo, California, north of Sacramento, the Butte County Sheriff's office said on social media. "The suspected shooter is deceased," the sheriff's office said in a post on X. It said students were being taken to a nearby church, but did not provide details on any harm to students or faculty. Citing Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea, KCRA TV reported that officers found the suspected shooter dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound when they arrived at the scene. Investigators were looking into whether the suspected gunman has a connection to the school, Honea said. Feather River Adventist is a kindergarten through eighth grade school with 33 students, according to its website. (Reporting by Costas Pitas and Daniel Trotta; editing by Rami Ayyub)
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When news broke that Alistair Johnston had been named alongside the likes of Ruben Dias and Antonio Rudiger on the long list of defenders in contention to be included in the FIFA ‘Best XI’, it was a heart stopping moment for the Celtic defender in more ways than one. Initially, he was rather mystified and more than a little alarmed as he woke to a deluge of messages from his family back home in Canada, fearing that something horrible must have happened. Thankfully, that turned out not to be the case, but while the news was in fact very good, he remained rather mystified by it, nonetheless. The modest full back is over the moon though to have been included alongside such stellar company, a recognition for his fine form for both club and country over the past 12 months. Even if he may have appreciated a little heads' up ahead of the news breaking. “I just woke up and I had a couple of messages from people that don't normally message me,” Johnston said. “My aunts, uncles. I thought what in the world's going on? I thought something had happened. And obviously you think the worst, you're waking up and you click on a photo and you see, oh, you're on a long list for the Best Eleven. And you're like, okay, well that was...the heartbeat slowed down a little bit there because I was actually fearing the worst. “But no, it's a weird thing. You would think that maybe they'd call your agent and pass it through the grapevine a little bit. But no, it's right on the social media. And that's how you kind of find out. It's funny. It's a great accolade. “It was something I wasn't expecting, but obviously a pleasant surprise. You look at the list of players that are on that, it's a pretty special list. “To think that I'm even a name that was even thought of for that was obviously a nice honour for myself. You don't really play for the personal awards. Obviously, we always play for the trophies in the team aspect. Read more: 'Clubs must be full of money': Rodgers in barb at clubs over Celtic allocations Rodgers says pyro poses risk to fans and players after Celtic hit with charge “That's one that I think is more important for my dad and my family back home. He'll be probably dropping that one in on trivia night at the pub. So, it's good that he'll have that one in the back pocket. “But yeah, it was a pretty cool thing to wake up to one morning to see that. It was a very good calendar year for myself. Both off the field and on the field. So no, it is nice to get some recognition for that. “But at the same time, I’m not really too worried about those kind of things. We're just focused on, again, the next match, lifting up trophies here. Those kind of things go hand in hand. “It's what I've learned since I've been here. And you just focus on doing the little things, doing the little things right and being a good professional. Then, yeah, you might end up falling into a list like that somehow. “So, it was a nice little touch.” Celtic and Johnston kick off a massive week with a home match against Hibernian today before a trip to face Dinamo Zagreb in a crucial Champions League tie, before the League Cup final against Rangers next weekend. “Every week's a big week here, it feels like,” he said. “Hibs, not going to be an easy test at Celtic Park, we're ready for a tough game. They've obviously had an uptick in form since they got back from the international break and we're expecting to see a couple of different things and we're looking forward to that challenge. “And then after that, Zagreb away, another massive Champions League match where we have a chance to put some, hopefully, points on the board which would take us one step closer to the knockout stage. “And then obviously after that, a cup final, a chance for a trophy, which is why you come to Celtic to play in matches like that. “So yeah, it is a big week.” (Image: Steve Welsh - PA) Johnston is especially looking forward to locking horns with international teammate Junior Hoilett this afternoon, particularly as he has something of a score to settle with the attacker. “He's an unbelievable footballer,” he said. “Obviously he doesn't maybe have the legs that he used to have from five years ago, but in tight spaces he's a joyous footballer. “And he gave me a right doing in the cup semi-final against Aberdeen last year! So he hasn't let me live that one down and I haven't forgotten that one either. But no, he's a top player and always whenever we play small-sided at national team he's one of the first picks. “He's so good in his space. So he's someone that we're going to have to really be aware of, especially if they play in between the lines, which we might see. “So yeah, we're expecting a good match.”