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During difficult times, people seeking refuge have always looked to HIAS Chicago, and we have helped them, one by one, family by family. If we multiply this by 100 years, we can begin to comprehend the breadth and scope of how HIAS Chicago has been there for so many.
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Maybe HIAS Chicago helped your family understand the immigration process, or worked with your close relatives here and abroad to prepare the necessary papers to allow your safe passage. Maybe we helped you bring, in turn, other close family members to join you in freedom in a new land.
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While the NSA poked through the contents of the nation's email accounts and the FBI peeped through webcams, most everyone was already watching themselves on their own cellphone screens, shooting selfies.
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Facebook has been keeping busy the last few weeks as a large amount of direct sellers have been placed in the infamous "Facebook Jail" with many left wondering why. While hardly any of our own customers are currently incarcerated, it still saddens us to see so many frustrated and confused so we wanted to help clear things up and give you the truth about why Facebook blocks posts and profiles.
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This is week 8 of the "52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks Challenge" by Amy Crow from No Story Too Small.
Hulda Charlotte Anderson-Carlson was the second wife to Nils Malkom Nilsen, but the great-grandmother to my husband. They were married on 20 May 1893 in Youngstown, Ohio, just over a week after her arrival to America.[1]
|Marriage Records of Nils Malkom Nilsen & Hulda C. Carlson in Youngstown, Ohio, 1893
Hulda was born 14 Aug 1868 in Rappestad, Östergötland, Sweden to Anders Peter Johansson and Anna Larsdotter. [2] She was the second oldest child of six. Her parents were married in 1865 in Rappestad but neither had been born in this community. So the first part of her surname came from her father, Anders, making her an Andersdotter. When she was 14, her father died and she lived with the Carlson family and took on their name.
It is unclear how Nils Malkom met Hulda, but after the death of his first wife, he asked permission of the church where he served as Pastor, to take leave for a trip to Sweden.[3] He returned to the United States on the ship Aurania on 8 Nov 1892 without Hulda.[4] However, she arrived aboard the ship Umbria on 8 May 1893.[5] She was listed on the passenger list as Hulda C. Carlson going to Ohio. Nils Malkom lived in Youngstown, Ohio.
|Ship List for the SS Umbria, arriving in NYC 8 May 1893
Hulda and Nils Malkom had six children together: Nils Arthur Nathaniel Nilsen, Carl David Harry Nilsen, Joseph Andrew Walter Nilsen, Ernest Gedion Ferdinand Nilsen, Berger Malcolm Sylvania Nilsen, and Esther Hulda Victoria Nilsen. The family traveled across the country while the Rev. Nils Malkom Nilsen served in Swedish Covenant churches in several communities: Cromwell, Connecticut; Harcourt, Iowa; Hilmar, San Pedro, and Escalon, California.
Hulda and Nils Malkom remained married for a little over 30 years before Hulda died on 15 Nov 1924.[6]
Were they happy? Did she live as a proper minister's wife? Was she a good mother? These questions have not been completely answered. My mother-in-law was born nearly two years after Hulda's death, so she did not know her grandmother. She remembers little of her grandfather, Nils Malkom. There are stories that he spoke often of his first wife, even after marrying Hulda. That certainly would not sit well with me if my husband spoke often of his first wife (even if she had died) and it must not have spoken well to the oldest son, Arthur, for when his first wife died and he had remarried, he told the children not to speak of their mother in the company of the stepmother. One extreme going into another....
Here's a nice photo of Hulda, shortly before her death.
|Hulda Charlotte Andersdotter-Carlson Nilsen
[1] Mahoning Co, Ohio Marriage Records, Mahoning County, Ohio Marriage Records, Nils Malkom Nilsen & Hulda C. Carlson, Vol 7, pg 563, FHL, Film 0906676.
[2] (Rappestad, Östergötland), Births. Digital images. (Genline.com. http://www.genline.com.), Hulda Charlotta Andersdotter, image 100005.32.27500.
[3] Simon, Bernice Hammar, ed. 1986. The Early History and Church Register Record and Ministerial Accounts of the Swedish Mission Church of Youngstown, Ohio, 1886-1930. FHL 977.139/Y1 K2s, p.3-4.
[5] New York Passenger Lists 1820-1957, image, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 11 Sep 2009); based on National Archives Microfilm Publication M237, 675 rolls; Records of the U.S. Customs Service, Record Group 36; National Archives, Washington, D.C.; Microfilm serial: M237); Hulda Carlson, Microfilm roll: M237_514; Line: 29.
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- The work that Baron does in Ford's iVE lab is so advanced and well-renowned that she recently received a call from NASA asking for a tour of the facility
- Baron lives in Saline, Mich., with her husband and four children
When she was a young girl, Elizabeth Baron loved electronic gizmos, photography and science. So it seems only natural she would follow her calling and choose an education and career in computer graphics. Today, she is running Ford's Immersive Virtual Environment (iVE) lab, a state-of-the-art facility she helped create that uses sophisticated virtual reality technology to enable designers and engineers to fully experience a vehicle before it is ever built.
"The technology is really amazing," said Baron, who is a technical specialist in Virtual Reality and Advanced Visualization at Ford. "It enables us to evaluate many vehicle exterior and interior alternatives in a virtual environment from any location – in the driver's seat or hundreds of feet away from the vehicle – with animated characters and vehicles."
In fact, Ford's iVE lab uses the same high-tech computer graphics animation software utilized by the motion picture industry to create animated films, such as "Shrek" and the newly released "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs."
Two of the specialized tools used in the iVE lab are the Cave Automated Virtual Environment (CAVE) and the Programmable Vehicle Model (PVM).
"The CAVE is a room where images are projected in stereo onto three walls and the ceiling to generate real-time, virtual vehicle interiors and exteriors at actual scale," explained Baron. "When you look around, you can see virtually everything inside and outside of the vehicle."
The PVM, an adjustable physical device that can be scaled to the actual dimensions of a car or truck, provides an even greater realistic experience by adding the element of touch.
"We set up key dimensions – steering wheel, gas, brake, center stack, etc. – and then we put the virtual world around that physical model," said Baron. "Instead of being in a room, you're actually sitting in a representation of the vehicle. You can touch and feel most everything, but what you're looking at is digital."
Both virtual design tools help Ford improve the design aesthetics, engineering and ergonomics of its cars and trucks. They also enable the company to bring products to market faster and more cost effectively.
Baron says one of the most interesting aspects of her job is figuring out how to make all of the technologies work together.
"Everything has to function as a system," she said. "I enjoy figuring out all of those interdependencies and making it work."
The work Baron does in Ford's iVE lab is so advanced and well-renowned that she recently received a call from NASA's visualization lab asking for a tour of Ford's facility. "The chance to collaborate with them and share ideas was so exciting," exclaimed Baron. After the visit to Ford's iVE lab, Baron was invited to the Kennedy Space Center to see their virtual technology. "We found out what we shared in common and what we could learn from each other," said Baron.
While Baron was at Cape Canaveral, she had an opportunity to see the space shuttle Discovery preparing for launch. "I even had a chance to take a peek inside the shuttle," said Baron. "It was just phenomenal."
Baron says people often ask her how she got such a cool job. Her response?
"I created it, and Ford supported me," she said. "Virtual reality didn't exist when I hired in at Ford more than 20 years ago. The virtual reality team kept pushing the envelope until we were able to figure it out."
Personal Insights and Fun Facts
- Baron graduated with a bachelor's degree in Computer-Aided Design Programming from Eastern Michigan University.
- She lives in Saline, Mich., with her husband and four children, who range in age from
7 to 19.
- Baron says people would be surprised to learn that she has never eaten a hot dog. "I eat meat. I've just never eaten a hot dog," she said. "Now I just won't do it on principle."
- She loves to bike ride. "I ride my bike with a group, and one of the rides we do is through Hell, Michigan. So I can actually say that I rode 104 miles on my bike to Hell and back."
- If Baron's name and face seem familiar, it might be because she was featured in a Ford Drive One television commercial.
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Ford Motor Company, a global automotive industry leader based in Dearborn, Mich., manufactures or distributes automobiles across six continents. With about 201,000 employees and about 90 plants worldwide, the company's automotive brands include Ford, Lincoln, Mercury and Volvo. The company provides financial services through Ford Motor Credit Company. For more information regarding Ford's products, please visit www.ford.com.
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Chinese officials, who have curbed imports on US corn, might also be turning their sights to other origins as well as to the country's soaring buy-ins of sorghum, according to sources.
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According to reports, Chinese imports of sorghum soared from 631,000 tonnes in 2012-13 to 4.16m tonnes last season, and are expected to hit 4.3m tonnes in 2014-15.
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BATON ROUGE - The state Contractor's Licensing Board revoked an upscale homebuilder's license, after a host of complaints from clients who complained about unfinished work, shoddy workmanship, and unpaid subcontractors.
Jim Fussell who owns, Custom Homes by Jim Fussell Inc., can no longer accept new work. A group of people who hired him claim they are out hundreds of thousands of dollars. Now, Fussell is tangled up in a web of legal problems.
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Last night was once again fairly clear so I set up the Astrotrac for some quick imaging. Once again, the light pollution was a serious problem for widefield imaging. I think I really need to get my scope together and do some deep field stuff. This time I wanted a widefield of Alkaid and M51.
Whats interesting is that on close examination of the image, the galaxy NGC 5229 is very faintly visible.
That little blurry line in the center bottom is the galaxy.
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Over 140 students attend Alak School in pre-school through the 12th grade. A standards-based curriculum emphasizes literacy, math, science, social studies, Iñupiat heritage, health, and vocational studies. Extra-curricular programs include sports, student government, yearbook, and leadership activities. There are nineteen certified teachers including a full-time school counselor.
The origin of the village of Wainwright can be traced back to 1904 when the first schoolhouse was constructed. At the time there were fewer than 100 residents. Once completed, the school acted as a magnet in encouraging permanent settlement in the area and the population grew to over 400 by the mid-1980′s. The current school building was completed in 1979.
Wainwright has a strong and healthy subsistence economy that mainly relies on the fall caribou migration and spring whaling. The village is only accessible by air and is supported by an airstrip long enough for large cargo planes. Regular passenger and airfreight service is provided by three commercial airline companies based only 90 miles away in Barrow, Alaska.
As part of the North Slope Borough School District, Alak School is one of ten schools in eight villages on the North Slope. Wainwright is the third largest village behind Barrow and Pt. Hope. It is the largest school district in the United States covering over 88,000 square miles of wide-open territory, mountains and wilderness. It is an exciting place to live, filled with adventure, culture, and lots of wonderful people.
The Board of Education for the North Slope Borough School District is pleased to announce their choice for a new Superintendent of Schools, Ms. Kathy Ahgeak, beginning July 1, 2019.
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The group will work together demonstrating their creative storytelling skills and technical filmmaking skills learned in the last two courses. Members will be given the opportunity to star in their films and deliver their messages first hand.
Course aim
To produce a creative, positive piece of film reflecting an important advocacy issue. This will be the third film in a series of three which will be made over the year.
Do I need any particular skills or experience?
- This course is suitable for beginners and improvers
By the end of the course I should be able to:
- Understand and demonstrate advanced ways of contributing to the creative process of an advocacy film.
- Take part in working with a group to deliver an important message to an uninformed audience.
- Develop technical filmmaking skills further and make important practical and editorial decisions with the class based on knowledge gained in the previous course.
- To use own individual skills on screen to deliver an important message, working on understanding and devising different unique ways to deliver a message.
How will I be taught?
- The WEA tutor will use a range of different teaching and learning methods and encourage you and the group to be actively involved in your learning
What kind of feedback can I expect?
- A range of informal activities will be used by the tutor to see what you are learning which may include quizzes, question and answer, small projects and discussion
- You will have opportunities to discuss your progress with your tutor
- You will be encouraged to share your work with the group and discuss your learning
- You will be encouraged to consider other students work and give your opinions and suggestions
- A file of work will be kept which will help to record your progress
- There will be a number of tasks appropriate to your course such as written work, creating art or craft, video, photography or small projects. Some of these may be marked to help you progress
What else do I need to know?
- All materials will be provided
Pre-course work, reading and information sources
- No pre reading or pre course work is required
What can I do next?
- Progress to another WEA course
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Feedback from old PR dev :)
alex.sweedensniiperr replied to PR-Deer's topic in Feedback & SuggestionsI know it's just feedback but don't casualize the playerbase it's bad enough already.
Subjective Annoying things that Need to go Away (Rant)
alex.sweedensniiperr replied to Caliell's topic in Feedback & SuggestionsHuh? can i get a video of this?
Re-Master Loading Screen
alex.sweedensniiperr replied to virusman's topic in General DiscussionApparently the devs still want this game's loading screens to look like cheap free to play early access games instead of a professional game...
Remove the Squad quick-start guide
alex.sweedensniiperr posted a topic in Feedback & SuggestionsI was quite dissapointed after launcher the game after months to still see the quick start guide in the game. This should be removed immediately and replaced with a proper loading screen. Preferably with a loading bar. Here's the main reason why: - It gives the game a real "low quality" feeling. The stuff you would see from free to play games and other trash that goes on sale on the steam store. I am pretty sure the devs do not want this. I also feel like it gives the impression that Squad is something easy to pick up on: "Just jump in and play! Fun for every gamer!" Because Squad isn't for for everyone. - The controls shown are default ones. After playing probably one game people would change their layout and the point is lost anyway next time the players launches the game. There can still be useful tips and other information on the loading screen. Stuff like explaining certain mechanics. Or general reminders maybe like "left click digs, right click deconstructs"(I always forget this). I still also believe that there should be a quickstart guide. Maybe as button in the meny? I personally would like a link or even a whole substanstial guide ingame.
Remove the Squad quick-start guide
alex.sweedensniiperr replied to alex.sweedensniiperr's topic in Feedback & SuggestionsNot really what I'm suggesting here. It's pretty simple.
gib v10 Alpha 10 Public Test, Redux! -- Password: threeweekslater
alex.sweedensniiperr replied to winterfell's topic in AnnouncementsWhat is the point of having a test of a game supposedly still in alpha? Just update and because you're in "alpha" you can have lots of bugs.
Mines, mortars, and IEDs oh my!
alex.sweedensniiperr replied to SgtRoss's topic in Announcementslol was this cheesyness meant as a joke? "this concludes your instruction"
Squad leaders with no idea what they're doing
alex.sweedensniiperr replied to WhiskeyTango's topic in General DiscussionStep up or shut up. If you don't like that someone isn't fully aware of new changes then make your own damn squad.
Ready or not - new tactical shooter!
alex.sweedensniiperr replied to SiC's topic in Off-Topic DiscussionDon't kid yourself, you did it promote your channel. We're not stupid. OnT: Looks cool imo, don't recall us having a real "SWAT-style" game for a while. And of course I don't count Siege.
What can I penetrate? ;)
alex.sweedensniiperr replied to PythagorasHP's topic in QuestionsThat's not what he asked. But thanks for another useless post. I would also like to know exatly what I can shoot through.
Bundeswehr Mod
alex.sweedensniiperr replied to KoffeinFlummi's topic in Archivemy phallus
Wake Atoll
alex.sweedensniiperr replied to Dankicity's topic in ArchiveHey, it was you who put out a 4km PR wake island was it? I remember testing it! It was cool (but didn't work so well gameplay-wise).
Sarau (Inspired by Kashan Desert)
alex.sweedensniiperr replied to Noxxid3's topic in Archivewhy though
What goes on inside some Squaddies heads?
alex.sweedensniiperr replied to buhnanafone's topic in General DiscussionIt's both. Mockery and immersion. Also try to stop me.
Free look & weapon rest position
alex.sweedensniiperr replied to alcatraz0001's topic in Archivewhat would that add to the game?
Why is development so slow? / prioritization
alex.sweedensniiperr replied to SpecialAgentJohnson's topic in QuestionsCould agree on the priority part...But else? Meh, updates come more often than you should be happy with.
So, when do the other factinons get artillery?
alex.sweedensniiperr replied to PaperbackWriter's topic in General DiscussionMan, what is with americans SCREAMING into the microphone
cant update amd drivers to latest version
alex.sweedensniiperr replied to Roberts's topic in Hardware Tech SupportHello? Any update on this? I still get error on startup and shutdown
Sound Balancing
alex.sweedensniiperr replied to TAR4C's topic in Feedback & SuggestionsOnly the gunshots are loud for me. I could hardly hear a truck ~30meter away from and a BTR(!) managed to drive up to my building and shoot me, for I only faintly heard him. I'm not sure i this is a bug on my end though.
Be an admin they said - it'll be fun they said...
alex.sweedensniiperr replied to BattIeBorn's topic in ImagesSo what an admin would do then.
Al Basrah Squad Remake
alex.sweedensniiperr replied to ChanceBrahh's topic in ArchiveToo bad there's so few statics in squad yet, could really use some more variety in buildings:(
How Do You See Squad In A Year?
alex.sweedensniiperr replied to justachap's topic in General DiscussionWell the "full project" should be taking shape by then, hm?
Can we get a casual / free play mode? The amount of salty, control freak SL's is too damn high.
alex.sweedensniiperr replied to Rennzen's topic in General DiscussionTroll? If not, leave.


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(LEGO Group est. 1949)
With LEGO Universe coming out later this month, we wanted to take an in depth look at LEGO's history with Videogames! In this episode, we start things off with the LEGO Star Wars series! Next we will be taking on LEGO Indiana Jones!
Quick re-cap of video:
We abosolutley love the LEGO Star Wars series! Like we say in the video, if you like 3D platformers like Mario 64, and if you like defeating bosses and solving puzzles in Zelda, then you'll love this game! It's really fun for any gamer, of any age!!
Although there are moments of humor and some story plots are slightly changed, the overall story of Star Wars is there! It really is the only Star Wars game on the market that stays true to the movie plots...which is one of the aspects why these games are so popular among fans! All the LEGO Star Wars games are fun, and engaging, and some parts in the game really make you think and plan out what your next move will be. If you have never played one of these games before, you should really head to the store, find a site online, or ask a friend so you can get your hands on a copy! I can honestly say that within the first 10 mins, you will be hooked! Hope you enjoyed our quick overview/review of the series! You have just been ChrisCrossed!


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Four years ago, at a time when Everton were neither hiring nor firing, a banner starting cropping up at their games. The School of Science: Re-opened 6th June 2013, it read, the date corresponding to Roberto Martinezs appointment as manager. Martinez held up as a visionary after his spells at Swansea and Wigan would spend three seasons in charge and, by the end of that time, the early luster had completely faded. The football still sparkled at times, sure, but their underbelly was grievously soft and consecutive 11th-place finishes compounded the sense that they were going nowhere in a hurry.So what was all that about science? It is hardly the first word you would associate with the sludge Everton served up under Ronald Koeman, who succeeded Martinez for a mere 58 games, during a one-paced and dreary opening quarter of this season. There was nothing cutting-edge about it and nor, under the auspices of an increasingly curt and aloof coach, was there the warmth and common touch that the club took such pride in along with its progressive edge.Evertons supporters are not especially known for demanding the moon on a stick but, with hindsight, perhaps that banner was a slightly forced attempt to recapture something that made their club feel unique. They expect more than they have been getting and you can nudge the dial back almost a century to find out why. It was 1928 and Everton, Division One winners that year and scorers of 102 goals in the process, were an absolute delight to watch. Dixie Dean, their local hero of a hot-shot striker, scored a never-beaten 60 league goals that year. Steve Bloomer, the one-time Derby and Middlesbrough striker, was among those enamored by the overall package and observed: They always manage to serve up football of the highest scientific order.And so, almost by osmosis, the School of Science nickname seeped into the consciousness, soon being appropriated by the club. It set a standard that Everton, who would subsequently be relegated but bounced back to win their fourth and fifth league titles before the Second World War, have sought to match ever since. In material terms that has happened sporadically: to start with there were the marvellous league championships won by Harry Cattericks side in 1962-63 and 1969-70, which sandwiched an FA Cup win and a run of European campaigns. The midfield of Colin Harvey, Alan Ball and Howard Kendall, so dominant during the late 1960s and early 1970s, became known as the Holy Trinity and, for many, embodied the guile and precision the School of Science was meant to promote. Then there was, perhaps more familiarly, the superb Kendall era of the 1980s, the playing legend now directing matters from the dugout and bringing two more titles, an FA Cup and a European Cup Winners Cup in 1985. At that stage in their history they had won the top flight on more occasions than Manchester United.Everton were brilliant back then and have only very rarely threatened anything of the sort in the Premier League era an FA Cup final win over United under Joe Royle in 1994-95, which followed the previous seasons daredevil escape from the drop, proving to be rather thin gruel. Last seasons seventh-placed finish with Koeman in charge was befitting of their present-day status: more often than not sitting right on the coat tails of the leading lights but unable to seriously threaten them, their financial power lagging a step or two behind as well.Last years takeover by Farhad Moshiri has raised the stakes and made it rather easier to dispose of Koeman when £140m of summer transfer spending quickly began to look misplaced. But Everton has never been a place where dynastic levels of success have been expected even if the club motto, Nil Satis Nisi Optimum (Nothing But The Best Is Good Enough) might suggest otherwise: their most fruitful spells have all been separated by a decade or two and that is an accurate reflection of their historical status. The School of Science tag was never entirely trophy-dependent: it was more an identity, an approach to the game, a kind of romance, and one that also helped preserve Evertons sense of self during the lengthy spells when their city rivals, Liverpool, conquered the continent.But it was not all. Something else Everton supporters felt they had lost in the Koeman era, and a facet all the more important to retain after that big-money takeover and with plans for a shiny new stadium in the works, was that sense of community. There was a feeling he never really understood the club and that, perhaps more than any slick technical football, has always been a minimum requirement at Goodison Park. When David Moyes became Everton manager in 2002 he referred to a listing ship as the peoples club on Merseyside. Moyes went on to keep Everton punching high, finishing in the top six five times, and performing marginally better than their relative level of resource. The style was frequently more artisanal than artistic but they were, in a way, everyones favourite little big club: Moyes knew what he was doing in openly handing them to the people, furthering the distinction from the behemoth on the other side of Stanley Park and tapping into the passion that has always coursed through Goodisons cramped, rickety, impossibly atmospheric stands.It is an impression that, until now, Everton have managed to maintain: that of a significant English club with a certain old-world charm; a club moulded, for now at least, among the tight streets of their northern Liverpool home. Nobody would pretend their faithful have completely avoided the modern ills of extreme impatience and overanalysis, but it has generally been a bastion of realism brushed with a little stardust. The problem for Koeman, in the end, was that the old ardor had been dulled and the science had gone bad.
Can't really argue with any of that can we?
Nope and that's why the appointment of the next manager is huge.I think if we make unsy manager it's smacks of small time to me and we need to clear the decks of all this family fucking club shit how many clubs have a core of ex players running though it,we can forget about top managers and players like Sanchez and Ancholotti coming here unless Moshiri grows a pair starts sorting us out and the first thing is to take Kenwright and elstone out of the picture.
To be fair, Bayern, Barça, Real Madrid, Ajax always have strong former player representation
Just another condescending article,the walkthrough of our history over the last 50 years is nothing any half knowledgeable blue wouldnt know or care about.We as a club have reached the heights being the Merseyside millionaires under the Moores in the 60,s/70,s and a great manager in the 80,s.To get us out of this cosy mediocre media perception,we need a combination of both cash and leader as yet the two havent combined.
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A few days ago, I wrote about why I used to fight. I mentioned that reasons for doing something change over time. I used to fight to prove something to others. Is that why I would like to fight again? No. I have nothing to prove to anyone.
You may be expecting that I have to prove something to myself. Well, I don't. I've done something that most people wouldn't dare; get into the ring. I've even won a few fights in the process. However, there is a part of me that regrets not staying focused, not fulfilling my potential. People have said to me then that if I stop I'll regret it. They were right. There are two reasons for wanting to fight again.
My wife has never seen me fight. By the time I met her, my boxing days were over. She has seen some of my fights on video, but never in person. She has never seen me train diligently, never seen me at 152 pounds (my fighting weight), never seen me spar, and has never seen me inside of a boxing ring. I want her to be the first person that greets me when I walk out of the ring after a fight. That's one reason I'd like to fight again.
The other reason? To have one professional fight. At 37 years old, I am being real when I say that a boxing career is not in the cards. However, I don't want to go to my grave without having a pro fight. That was something I was supposed to do. Again, I lost my focus. If the opportunity presented itself, I'd take it serious this time. I'd see it through to the end.


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This story doesn't start last week. This story starts years and years ago with a book called, 'Julie of the Wolves', which was given to me as a 10 year old. In this book, Julie, a young girl with part-Yupik heritage, runs away from a terrible marriage and goes to live with the wolves in Alaska. It was a wonderful story and I read it over and over until the cover became soft and creased, the pages yellow and rounded. I was fascinated by this snowy place so far away, so different from my sunny, hot childhood in Australia. In my mind, a trip to Alaska (or any other snowy, dark, wintery places), was a shortcut to magic. I was obsessed with the place for a few months and became convinced that it was probably the most exciting and interesting place anybody could ever visit, EVER.
Turn the clock forward to 2009. I'm 25? Yes, that's right. And attending a young playwright's conference in Cairns, Australia. At that conference, I meet a young American playwright who tells me that he attended a theatre conference in Alaska called the Last Frontier Theater Conference. I immediately email the director of the conference to find out more information (seriously, it was IMMEDIATE – the guy telling me about the conference was sitting next to me talking, I was looking up things online). My initial intention was to submit a play at the end of 2009, but getting cast in Poetry in Action and then Bronte being accepted into the ATYP program in Australia made that idea kind of impossible. At the end of 2010 I submitted a draft of a play I really hated, simply because I desperately wanted to go to the conference and had nothing else to submit. My brother thought I was bonkers, reminding me that just because when I was living in Ireland I would be in the same hemisphere as the conference didn't mean I was actually 'close' in the usual sense of the word to the conference. I was still going to be really, really far away. It was still going to take me hours to get there. I didn't care. In the end, it didn't really matter because I was, unsurprisingly, not accepted in on the basis of the script that I hated. In fact, its probably a good thing that I wasn't accepted with a script I hated, because the idea is to get feedback which you can then use to re-write or re-draft the script. And if I hated the script and didn't want to work on it, nor did I want to hear what people said about it, or, indeed, didn't want anyone to actually sit down and listen to it, well, that was going to be problem.
Now we're up to 2011. I've re-written an entirely different draft and story of 'Fishtail', using some of the same characters, themes and the same myth to anchor the plot. But, this time, I love the script. On a whim, not thinking much about it, I send it into the conference again. This time, I'm accepted. I can't quite believe it. Interestingly, I had recently reconnected with the people who gave me 'Julie of the Wolves' in the first place and decide to visit them in Michigan on my way to Alaska. That didn't seem so significant when I booked the flights, but thinking back on it now, that does seem an interesting coincidence or significant happenstance, or whatever you want to call it. Maybe that contributed to the huge outpouring of emotion when I left Michigan for Alaska last Saturday. Which is pretty much were I left the story in the last post, wasn't it?
I had been in contact with three other conference participants beforehand, a woman from New York and a couple from Vermont, and we were all planning to drive from Anchorage to Valdez (well, the couple was planning on driving. I was planning on sitting in the back of the car and admiring the scenery). The woman from New York was also on my plane from Chicago, but as I was in no fit state to be talking to anyone at that point (still mooning over pictures from my childhood), I didn't make a concerted effort to find her until we got into Anchorage. Luckily, we did all manage to meet up and reasonably easily considering I had taken no precautions, like getting phone numbers or things like that. It was a six-hour drive to Valdez, but extremely beautiful, with views of a massive glacier, snow-covered mountains (even in June!), waterfalls and various other lovely things. This drive also introduced me to the strange Alaskan phenomenon of keeping old school buses in your backyard. Seriously, almost every house had their own old school bus. I'm not entirely sure why Alaska is so rich in school buses. Alaska may be as rich in school buses as it is in oil. Did there used to be loads more school children around? And now not so many? Or are they just really conscious of updating their school buses every year? Furthermore, why do people want the copious amounts of buses to be stored in their backyards? Is it a form of recycling or re-using (in which case, I applaud you, Alaska)? Perhaps it is because they have so much space, such big backyards, they feel they need to fill it up somehow, for example, with the cunning use of an old school bus?
Anyway, after a short dinner stop (in which I got ENDLESS fries for $3.50! ENDLESS. I'm still not over that. I could have eaten all the potatoes they had in the hotel and they would still have charged me just 3.50. I could have insisted they go out and buy more potatoes and cook me even more fries and they still could have only charged me 3.50! Of course, I didn't, but I did try my best. It was too good an offer to refuse!) we headed into Valdez. Valdez is situated in the ridiculously beautiful Prince William Sound, which is the end of the Alaskan oil pipe line and the site of a particularly bad oil spill around 20 years ago (this was the only information the New York couple I met on the plane from Dublin could offer on the place). The town is nestled amongst bear-infested mountains that were still covered in snow. In fact, you didn't even have to go up the mountains for snow, there were giant mounds of snow all over Valdez, just sitting there, in car parks and empty spaces, collecting dirt and slowly (very slowly) melting. The town had a record snow fall last winter and so we were able to see the remains of it.
Of course, being so far North, Valdez doesn't get very dark in the summertime. My first big problem on Saturday night was trying to get to sleep in an only semi-dark room. Though I was exceedingly tired, having gotten up at 5am Michigan time and been awake until 10pm Alaska time (which must have been later in Michigan time, but I can't work it out now, too many time zones…), I was unable to fall asleep. I tried tying some stockings over my eyes as a makeshift eye-mask, but they didn't block out enough light. And they were kind of irritating. In my jet-lagged state, I looked around the room and decided my only solution was to sleep in the wardrobe. It seemed dark in there. So, that's what I did. I lay out a pile of clothes to try and make the ground a bit softer, closed the wardrobe doors and went to sleep; only mildly worried that if any of my room mates, who I hadn't yet met, arrived during the night, they might open the wardrobe doors and freak out, thinking I had been tied up and/or murdered and then stuffed in the wardrobe. Either that, or they'd just think I was really weird because I was sleeping in the wardrobe. Luckily this didn't happen and the next night I was sufficiently used to the lightness of the room to sleep on the sofa and spare my aching bones.
Sunday was intimidating, I have to say. I had been accepted into the conference as a playwright, but I was also participating in a few acting workshops because I haven't had the opportunity, really, to do much acting since I've been in Ireland. I started the day full of enthusiasm, but after one acting workshop, I was reminded what sort of level of preparation, openness and truthfulness you need to bring to the work to make it worthwhile. I suddenly felt entirely incapable of doing anything of the sort and wanted to go back to my room and hide away from everyone, particularly anyone to do with the theatre or the arts. Not a great start to a theatre conference.
I did go back to my room, but luckily one of my roommates had arrived and I was forced to interact with her. She was a lovely girl from Fairbanks and she hadn't been up to the conference hall yet, so that gave me a reason to go back and engage with other people.
I don't want to go through a blow-by-blow account of every day as I suspect that would be boring for you all. However, I'm also not quite sure how to draw out the highlights and I don't think that's just because I'm jet-lagged, I think that's because, as saccharine as it sounds, every day was a highlight! (Can you just imagine me chirping that at you with big, bright blue eyes and my previous long blonde hair in pigtails? But, despite sounding like an orphan from "Annie", its true). The days started early – 8am with a writing warm-up exercise, if you wanted, then the PlayLab began at 9am. The PlayLab involved a reading of a selected play, which was then responded to by a panel of three featured artists and from the audience. PlayLab sessions went throughout the day, with plays of varying lengths. There were also acting workshops, writing workshops, 'artist life' workshops, rehearsal workshops, discussion panels and many other good things.
In the evening, we got a very necessary theatre break from 5pm – 7:30pm for dinner, then there were full-length, finished productions from local companies or from featured artists and after that finished, we had the Festival Fringe in one of the local bars. So, if you add it all up and you didn't take any breaks (which I mainly tried not to do), you could have a 12 hour day of theatre. Which is pretty amazing. People often went out after the fringe too, for karaoke and drinking, though I was very responsible and didn't start the long nights until Thursday, but more on that later.
My PlayLab session for 'Fishtail' wasn't until the very last session on Friday, which meant I had a lot of time to fill before then. What did I do? I sent a lot of stuff to the fringe. I'd already sent a piece before I got to the festival, which they were going to do on the Monday night. After watching one night of the fringe, however, I got utterly terrified because my piece was very serious, verging on the sentimental and everyone else seemed to have submitted hilarious pieces involving drinking and sex and good times and rock and roll. When they finally did perform my piece, I had to *watch* it with my head in my hands. It wasn't anything to do with the acting, maybe not even to do with the writing (I honestly couldn't tell you if the writing was any good at this point), in fact… I don't even know why I had to do that in the end. I think, at the time, I felt like the piece was a little close to the bone for me, just a tad too personal, and so that if anyone happened to laugh at it or judge it, or even if I happened to see the flicker of judgement or scorn passing across any of the audiences' faces, I would have just dissolved. I would have disappeared into the carpet in a pool of shame and remorse. I'm not sure if that was because of the subject material of that particular piece or if I feel like that about most new things I've written on their first outing. A little of column A, a little of column B, I suspect. At 6am one morning, unable to sleep, I wrote a one-page 'play' for the Fringe night of one-page plays (Wednesday?), which was really more of a sketch, but fun nonetheless. Then, on the Wednesday night, I stayed up until all hours to complete the Overnighter challenger (write a play in a night on a given topic, to be performed at the fringe the next evening). Our topic was 'The Witching Hour of America', which totally freaked me out, because I don't do horror or scary things (in that, I don't watch them, CAN'T watch them without getting horrible nightmares and not sleeping for many weeks on end) and so I really felt I had no reference points with which to begin. During the evening's performance I started trying to think of anything that had used to scare/thrill me as a kid and I remembered all those sleep-overs where an ouija board had been pulled out to talk to the 'ghosts' around us. So, I started with that and ended up with a sleep-over that gets ruined by one of the girls' parents coming home and admitting to sacrificing the other girls' parents in aid of fixing all of America's current problems, from the economy to climate change. I think it worked pretty well, despite some clunky, 4am lines added in at the last minute to shore up the plot. I had some fantastic actors in the piece, so that certainly helped.
Throughout the week, I did the monologue workshop with Laura Gardner and Frank Collison (they're coming to Australia soon for workshops, Australian acting friends, so keep your eyes peeled), which was great fun and a good refresher of all the work you have to do to get something up to performance standard. I was working on a monologue from a show written by my friend from New York and by the time I performed it on Saturday, I got many lots of laughs from the audience, which was great. Its always nice to get a laugh. I remember some Australian comedic actress saying that whenever she couldn't hear people in the audience laughing she'd think, 'Well, if they're not laughing, maybe they're smiling and I can't see that in the dark', which is always my comfort, but its always nice to get a laugh too.
In the afternoons, I was going to the Acting for Singers workshop and working on an old favourite song of mine, 'I Won't Mind'. It's a gorgeous piece by Jeff Blumenkrantz, from an unfinished musical called 'The Other Franklin'. It was a great one to work on as it has such a strong story. Also, I'd always had a problem with it, in that I could really feel the story and the emotion whenever I practiced, at home, by myself, away from people, but as soon as I went to perform it, I clammed up. We started by doing our songs as monologues and imagining the circumstances around us, which must have made something finally click for me, because all of a sudden I couldn't stop feeling all the emotion in the song, to the detriment of my singing (you really can't sing if you're choked up). With the guidance of tutors Kim Estes, Nancy Caudill and Juliana Osinchuck I managed to head towards a nice midway point with the song (emotion/singing) whilst also honouring the notes and rhythms written by the composer. I still think I sang it better at my final rehearsal than in the performance in front of everyone (my throat got majorly dry – panic), but, hey, I still think it went well. Apparently I made people cry. I made 'em laugh and then I made 'em cry. Not bad for a morning's work.
But, of course, the main reason I was there was to hear my play, 'Fishtail' being read. That happened Friday. I had a rehearsal Thursday with the actors, which I was really happy with and they did excellently in the Friday reading too. I'm not going to go into great detail about what was said and not said in my feedback, but I will say that I was very pleased with the emotional reactions I got to the script. Even better, I was able to take on board the criticisms/feedback in a way that I have never been strong enough as a writer to do before. I was able to hold onto my idea of what the script was about and what I was trying to achieve. All of those things were exceeding good, especially considering my reaction to the piece I had read at the fringe earlier in the week.
|We're on a boat!
Outside of the actual 'events' of the conference, I met some incredibly wonderful people and had some amazing nights. Thursday was bonfire night and despite having only gotten 4 hours sleep the night before (Fringe Overnighter challenge), I went out and ended up staying out the entire night. Its kind of easy to stay up all night in summer in Alaska, because the light convinces you that even if you're feeling tired, you're meant to be awake now. The bonfire was lovely and warm, set up next to a fast-flowing creek, cold from the melting snow. This was followed by a 'Warrior Breakfast' at one of the local hotels (you're a warrior because you've stayed up all night). I had French Toast with maple syrup – so American! There were many other 'American' things on offer, like 'biscuits and gravy', which kind of looked like scones and some sort of cream, but I wasn't willing to brave it. I think it also had meat in it, which weird-ed me out, considering it looked like devonshire tea. This made my all-important Friday a little surreal from lack of sleep, but I managed to get through it. Friday night we went out on a glacier cruise at about 9:30pm, which involved a great deal of excited squealing and running around the boat on my behalf (which subsequently led to an extended slapstick routine involving alleged sea otters on one side of the boat and me an another playwright friend getting confused as to which side of the boat and crashing into each other) as well as bad Kate Winslett/Leonardo DiCaprio impressions and endlessly repeated refrains of Lonely Island's 'I'm on a boat!' Of course, the light completely confused me and even though we got off the boat after midnight, I felt like I could go out for a drink or two and some karaoke, despite having to be up for tech rehearsals for monologues and songs at 8:30am the next day. I was very responsible, sang one song, drank water and was in bed by 1am. Saturday was the gala dinner and we all got dressed up, looked swanky and had a lovely time congratulating ourselves on a great week, thanking our sponsors, featured artists and the local community. I also got to hear the local glee club perform, which was majorly exciting and hugely entertaining – much better than that famous show with the irritating characters.
Sunday morning, after only a few hours sleep, I started the long trek home to Ireland. It involved a 6 hour drive to Anchorage, evening flight to New York (with a stop-over in Seattle), three train rides across New York to get from Newark Airport to JFK, 5 hours or so of sitting around in JFK airport, an evening flight to Dublin and then a 4 hour bus ride to Cork. I stumbled into Cork yesterday morning with my huge bag, having slept an indeterminate amount of hours in a sitting position, wearing smelly clothes and looking slightly worse for wear. I managed to stay up until 10pm with the help of Facebook and specifically in the form of photos from Alaska and new American friends. I'm now in my little apartment for the Midsummer Festival, counting down my last 10 days in Ireland (of course I'll be coming back to visit, but, still… this is the last few days before I move all my stuff over to London).
As I look out on the familiar slate-grey Irish sky, Alaska is beginning to feel like some sort of magical, surreal dream. I fell into some crazy deep sleep and made it all up. I left on a major high, feeling like an all-powerful artist, full of optimism. I'm still trying to process everything that happened and so I'm afraid this blog post might sound little more than a grocery list of the week, rather than a true explanation of how I felt and any amazing insights I may have had. Most of all, right now, I'm just trying to keep at bay a real feeling of sadness and loss. I'm missing all my new friends, the constant diet of theatre (reading it, writing it, performing it, watching it, thinking about it, talking about it, critiquing it), the gorgeous scenery. I'm even missing those damn school buses.
|Happy playwrights at the Gala dinner
|Gussied up at the gala dinner


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Magnet and lottery schools provide a specialized curriculum at a school that is designed to draw students from across a whole district rather than from a specific neighborhood. They often have specialized academic focuses or themes, like arts or STEM, which allow students to explore their individual interests. Magnet schools can be highly selective and lottery schools can have application-based open admission.
Magnet schools provide free transportation to students who live more than two miles away from the school. The district is required to provide transportation for grades K-8. Districts can choose whether to provide transportation for grades 9-12, either through directly busing them or providing students with public bus passes.
If a district deems an eligible student "impractical to transport" and does not provide busing, parents can receive a payment of $250 at the end of the school year as compensation for alternative transportation costs.
Magnet and lottery schools are free to students who live within the school's district boundaries.
They are also free to any student in surrounding districts if the school's district chooses to participate in open enrollment programs. Otherwise, students pay a tuition set by the district to attend.
Magnet schools are funded by local, state and federal tax dollars and receive the same funding rate as other schools in the district that operates them. Schools can also receive grants and corporate sponsorships.
Application Process
There may be admission criteria required at magnet schools. Many magnet schools have a competitive entrance process, requiring an entrance exam, interview, or audition.
Lottery schools may hold an application-based lottery to determine admission. In a lottery, admission is determined through a random number lottery system. Parents are required to fill out an application before the deadline, and then it is entered into the lottery pool. On a scheduled date, names are drawn for the school's open slots from the pool.
To find lottery deadlines, parents can contact the school district by calling or visiting their district's school choice website.
Teacher Requirements
All teachers in a magnet school are required to hold a valid Ohio teaching license.


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OMAHA (KPTM) – Going green is something we hear a lot about, but not always something that's easy to do. Now a growing program is changing that for people in more and more neighborhoods, and their recycling efforts are paying off in more ways than one.
Every day, an average of 50 new homeowners sign up for Firstar Fiber's RecycleBank program called Curbside Rewards. Leaders say since it launched a year and a half ago, local households have increased their recycling rates by four hundred percent.
These days, Ashli Brehm washes out lots of empty baby food containers. They may be bound for a trash can, but they're not going to the landfill. "It was really never our thing to recycle. Not that we don't believe in it being good, we just weren't really people that thought it was that important, now we see how much we throw away that can be reused," she said.
Ashli and her husband Adam now drop all their paper, plastic, tin and aluminum into a big cart and roll it out to the curb. They say it's more convenient than a smaller bin. "It's just so easy. There's no separating and there's no separate bins," Adam said.
Brian Gubbels is part owner of Firstar Fiber, where all Omaha's recyclables get sorted and packed together. He says the difference with the company's program, Curbside Rewards, is the extra incentive that keeps much more out of the garbage. "It's just a matter of choosing the recycling container over the trash container everyday when we have those options," he said.
Based on the weight of the cart, participants earn points that can be cashed in online for rewards at hundreds of local and national retailers.
Whether it's groceries or movies, the Brehms say the program pays for itself. "The program has so many reward partners, you can usually find something no matter what you're looking for," Ashli said.
The program costs ten bucks a month, but leaders say the average home gets twenty to thirty dollars a month in rewards and keeps an extra 45 pounds of stuff from ending up in the landfill.
It's not available everywhere, but is in cities from Omaha to Fremont, Gretna to Papillion, with additional plans for expansion. To see if it's in your area, call 763–CART or visit http://www.curbsiderewards.com
Leaders say Omahans could recycle five times as much they do now. The cans, bottles and paper save energy and save trees, and are used to make new boxes, cans, or even car bumpers from Asia to Central America.
Find the original article and news story at http://www.kptm.com/Global/story.asp?S=11509976&nav=menu606_2.


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I have a shiny new frigate, what can I do?
Just like anything in EvE this has many answers. If you're looking to mine asteroids dry then your are just a few skills and a mining frigate away. If you're passions lean to the more violent you can follow a different path and jump into some PvP with just a little training. Somewhere between these two is the tried and true art of mission running. We will discuss how to get started in each of these professions in seperate posts.
EvE is complicated! Help!
EvE is a rewarding and entertaining game but there are times when anyone can find themselves overwhelmed by the many player paths and choices. If I could go back and give myself some advice when I first started it would be this: download EVEMon!!! You can get EVEMon here: EVEMon Download
This tool allows you to plan out your characters skill progression based on ships and/or modules you would like to use. Trying to do this without EVEMon can make EvE far more complicated than it needs to be.
In order to use EVEMon you will need your Limited API Key from EvE. This allows the program (and others) to download the details of your character automatically. You can get the key from EvE's website here: Limited API Key
Okay, I'm ready to setup some ships and play
There are a few tools to assist in ship setup and fitting. In order to take advantage of all the work other people have put in agonizing over ship setups you should check out the EvE forums: EvE Forums Ship Setup
One of the best tools for creating your setups is EFT (EvE Fitting Tool). You will also need your API key for this if you would like to see how you skills affect the ship, but it isn't required otherwise. This little app allows you to play around with ship setups and see how each piece interacts.
Another great tool for ship setups is EvEHQ which combines EVEMon and EFT in one tool. I have written a little bit about EvEHQ here: EvEHQ Post
What's next?!?
If you've decided what you would like to try first, or even if you haven't, keep reading. Next we are going to dive into a few of the various options for a new player.
- Mining; It's Dirty Job...
- Battle Hardened, or Soon to Be...
- I Eat Your Missions For Breakfast...
- New Player: Next Steps?
If you are ready to move up a bit then I suggest reading some of the great guides Mendolus has put out there for us, starting with Ship Grimoire; Chapter 1 Cruisers. As well as a pair of definate must reads on surviving low and null security space: Low Security - Travel and Null What You May Not Know


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Raising Hope
Expect Good
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ope is an antidote to pessimism, depression, stagnation, and powerlessness. It is a powerful force for personal and planetary transformation, a catalyst for both individual and systemic change. An indespensible ingredient in our lives, hope is the optimistic belief that people and circumstances can improve. It rejects the conclusion that our future will be a stale replica of the past, more of the same. Hope is the fresh expectation of good things to come. The two-fold mission of Raising Hope is to help distribute this antidote, promote optimism, and feed this expectation by sharing inspiring, health-enhancing messages of hope; and to encourage others to become "holders of hope."
Hope has proactive and prophylactic powers. Proactively, hope is a way of thinking, feeling, and acting that can enhance the quality of life, help guard against despair, serve as means of coping, and fuel individual and national transformation. Prophylactically, the power of hope can serve as a stress-reducing antidote to:
The epidemic of fear, anxiety, and clouds of doubt hanging over our nation.
The hope-killing news and frightening media images of terrorism.
The anger-saturated disinformation spread by partisan journalism and "fake news" sites.
The emotionally-draining, rude rants posted on various social media sites.
Raising Hope is my response to the stress-inducing, health-threatening, growing epidemic of social and political divisiveness and polarization. Saliva, blood, and brainwave tests provide convincing evidence showing that over-exposure to negative news, and media that communicate messages of anger, bigotry, conflict, cruelty, disrespect, fear, hopelessness, hate, pain, racism, unfriendliness, and ugliness, has a measurable weakening effect on the body's life energy and a detrimental impact on overall health. Compare this to the antidote-like protective, strengthening, and health-enhancing effects triggered by exposure to expressions of cooperation, compassion, loving-kindness, respect, courage, hope, friendliness, pleasure, and beauty.
Communication and information can either help or harm—either increase and strengthen our life energy or decrease and weaken it. The good news? We have the power of choice—the power to filter. We can choose to help protect our selves from the stress-inducing effects triggered by over-exposure to negative messaging. The antidote is simple but not always easy. Give more attention to positive, constructive, conversations and media messages that leave us feeling encouraged, hopeful, and inspired. Give less attention to negative, destructive, conversations and media messages that leave us feeling discouraged, hopeless, and disillusioned.
Raising Hope offers multi-media resources to help you feel more relaxed, healthy, and hopeful. Please browse through our collections. As you do, may the message, medicine, and magic of hope, inspire you to expect the good and, in your own way, serve as one of the countless "holders of hope"—those who strive to embody, express, and help transmit the protective and life-enhancing power of hope.
Timothy A. Storlie, PhD


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