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You can make your own airline company which can buy airplanes and build routes for passenger and cargo over the 155 world wide cities. When you make a route you can control the schedule, fare, seat design, service level to create more profit. After that, hiring more employees is needed. You can invest for advertisement to pull up company's name value and check the employee's productivity for satisfaction of customers. If you need more money for managing, you can get a loan and pay off from the bank.
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In 1908, Josie escapes betrothal by running off to America with a superbly handsome stranger. They're a poor match but the physical attraction remains intense. The relationship becomes a family myth and dominates three generations of intelligent, independent women. Alexandria the Great and Other, Lesser Beings chronicles the tension between these women's goals and their urge to find True Love.

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In the 1970's and 80's there were there was a season of violent military uprising in various African countries. It seemed that the Gun was the only way governments were prepared to relinquish power. The insanity of this situation was and still is that, civilians very regularly got caught in the cross fire. Military justice usually involved a bullet from the logic of someone who had not even bothered to learn to spell their own names. These soldier, who often seized power with the most noble of intentions ended up as an evil parody of the people they preceded. It was an Orwellian Animal Farm played to the rhythm of the Uzi and AK 47. Revenge was traded in the currency of bullets and threats. Who was foolish enough to remind a man with a gun that he broke a promise? States collapsed, families perished. Old scores were settled while neighbors plugged their ears with their fingers and kept eyes firmly shut. What you did not see or hear, you could not tell.
Bad things always happen in foreign lands, till you find out that yours is a foreign land to others. The people of Ghana believed we were a people who would never rise to that level of violence. Well for a while, some of us did. A revolution with ideals often require the help of foot soldiers with totally different agenda. So though the words were spoken, before they hit our ears, the promises were broken in kelidoscopic ways around the country.
These were the times I grew up in. A life of privilege that was a trigger finger away from obliteration. I was brought up too well not to question what was not right.That was not a positive survival trait in angry times. Teenagers with opinions were an endangered species.
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Me Marley and I is a bitter sweet portrait of survival in a different time.This play brings to life a different time in a different culture with great friendships, courage and sacrifice. Gloriously funny and warm, this true story jolts sharply into focus with the horror of living through an African revolution.


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Luke Skywalker. Frodo Baggins. Harry Potter. King Arthur. Neo.
What do these fictional heroes all have in common? They came from humble beginnings, lived a huge portion of their lives in relative obscurity, chanced upon some life-changing event or experience, and then went on to alter the course of history/save the world/galaxy/Middle Earth. You know what else all of these heroes and their stories have in common?
They're absolute classics and will be read/watched for generations to come.
I love a good underdog story; it's always fun to root for the guy who doesn't stand a chance, or the girl who started with nothing and eventually had it all. Why? Because it gives the rest of us hope (and I LOVE hope): if they can do it, and they came from nothing, then maybe we can too.
I was sitting around yesterday and thought to myself, "Practically every video game I've ever played has a hero-destiny storyline – Legend of Zelda, ALL of the Final Fantasies, Assassin's Creed 2, Infamous, and pretty much any RPG. All of the best fantasy books and movies have some sort of prophecy or destiny too. Why can't I have one too?"
So I made one up for myself.
After today, you will too.
Whether or not this is true is completely irrelevant. If you believe everything happens for a reason, then it will be true. No matter how dire your situation is now, or how poorly things are going in your life, start looking at everything as if it was meant to happen; something greater is around the corner.
Think back to the scene in The Fellowship of the Ring where Gandalf and Frodo are walking through the Mines of Moria.
Frodo: I wish the ring had never come to me. I wish none of this had happened.
Gandalf: So do all who live to see such times. But that is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us. There are other forces at work in this world Frodo, besides the will of evil. Bilbo was meant to find the Ring. In which case, you were also meant to have it. And that is an encouraging thought.
Sh** happens. Instead of feeling sorry for yourself and just moping around all the time, look at those crappy days/weeks/months/years of your life as stepping stones for you to become what you're meant to be. Without those bad times, you would never get where you're destined to go.
Let's think about it for a second:
Here's my story: I moved to California after graduating college because I always wanted to live on the Pacific and surf. I spent a year and a half doing a job that left me unfulfilled. I eventually gave up "wasting my time" on the West Coast, moved to Atlanta with some college friends and found a new job. After that I started a fitness blog, and here I am!
How I see it instead - I HAD to go to California (where I discovered my passion for fitness), and I had to be unhappy for exactly eighteen months, not one day shorter. On the day I decided to make a change, a friend of mine emailed me from Atlanta. On a whim I started looking for jobs there and my brother (who happened to be home at that exact moment) told me to check Craigslist. I found an post for a company that "chartered music cruises." I applied for the job and wrote about the Shawshank Redemption, which happened to be the owner's favorite movie as well, and ended up getting a job. They decided to put me in charge of the company blog, I discovered a passion for writing I didn't know existed, became inspired and started Nerd Fitness, and now I'm changing people's lives, getting ready to travel the world, go on awesome adventures, and smiling every single day.
If any of those things didn't happen, Nerd Fitness might not exist.
Nobody likes to hear about guys and girls born into nobility with every advantage, are charming and good-looking, and then go on to be even more successful. It's way more fun to hear about the guys and girls who started with nothing, got pushed around, hated on, lived for years and years in horrible conditions but persevered, and then finally hit it big and kicked major ass.
You might be in the sh***y part of your story now.
I don't care how old you are, how overweight you are, how sh**y your job is, how out of wack your finances are, the fun part of your story just hasn't happened yet. It is NEVER too late to get started, and no hole is too deep to climb out of. Your calling is right around the corner, so keep your eyes and ears open.
You have a date with destiny, and she doesn't like to be kept waiting.
Frodo was content living an easy life with Bilbo at Bag End. Arthur was probably one heck of a squire. Neo was a great computer programmer and would have made a very nice life for himself. However, when destiny presented itself, they all responded with action: Frodo decided to take the ring to Mordor. Arthur pulled the sword from the stone. Neo took the red pill.
Change is scary and different. Sometimes though, you just need to say "this is what I'm meant to do" and then go do it.
Characters are sometimes born "The One" and don't know it, while others had greatness thrust upon due to miraculous outside forces. That matters not. What matters is that when destiny showed up, they went for it. No "I'm not good enough," or "that's not for me." Just "what do I need to do?"
After you create your destiny, it will be your responsibility to put one foot in front of the other and start taking steps towards your epic fate. Find that moment, that catalyst, that spark that will get you started, and then go. Waiting around and complaining about your bad job, unhealthy lifestyle, credit card debt, and/or boring life doesn't make for a compelling story.
Stop waiting, stop complaining, and start planning - your destiny is there for the taking:
Do SOMETHING today - I'm a firm believer in the power of momentum. Make Optimus Prime proud, and make one tiny change today. Who knows what it could snowball into?
If Frodo could put one foot in front of the other, walking ever closer to Mordor and certain death, you can take one step closer to your destiny (which is hopefully much less grim).
Eventually never happens.
Tomorrow never comes.
Here's my (slightly embellished) origin story: I was just a humble boy growing up in a sleepy fishing village. I went off to explore the South (college at Vanderbilt in Nashville, TN), moved west (San Diego), returned defeated but inspired (Atlanta, GA) discovered that my destiny lay with written words, lifted weights, and a rebellion of underdogs. Since then I've embraced my prophecy and have begun building a rebel army. Before my time is done on this planet, I expect to have started a world-wide rebellion, completed my Epic Quest of Awesome, and changed the lives of hundreds of thousands. Not only that, but I want to be the first person ever to die from literally having too much fun, at the ripe old age of 127.
Moral of the story: a humble boy from a sleepy fishing village is going to alter the course of history.
Four years ago, that would have seemed like an absolutely ridiculous statement to me – I was just a kid, fresh out of college, selling construction equipment. I didn't know/care what a blog was. I didn't enjoy writing. Now, this epic future I've envisioned for myself doesn't seem so far off. In fact, I'll be surprised if I don't accomplish everything I've set out to do. After all, it's my (home-made) destiny, right?
Your turn: What is your origin story? Are you still in the sh**ty part yet, or have you discovered your true destiny? What is it?
Leave your story in the comments, and get creative with it!
PS – by the time you read this, I'll be out to sea working on Jillian Michael's Ultimate Wellness Cruise. I return on Monday, and then on Tuesday I head to Peru for 17 days of adventure! Crazy times ahead, and I'm damn excited.
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Five WCAC members compete at the Olympic Stadium.
Monday 14th May, early evening
Five West Cheshire AC members have experienced the thrill of competing at the Olympic Stadium in London.
Olivia Montez-Brown and Kelly Baker both produced bronze medal performances at the UK School Games staged in the capital.
Olivia, a pupil at Ellesmere Port Catholic High School, achieved third spot in the triple jump with 11.30m, while Bishops Bluecoat student Kelly hit 11.51m in the shot for a place on the podium.
Tom Booth, Bryony Potter and Emily Clarke also travelled to London to compete in the British Universities and Colleges Track and Field Championships.
Tom, a student at Central Lancashire University, posted 60.96 seconds for seventh place in his 400m hurdles heat, and 5.15m in the long jump for 19th spot.
Bryony, representing Durham University, clocked 61.21 seconds for fifth place in her 400m heat.
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This post, originally titled "Would Emily Dickinson
Have Self-Published?" first appeared as a guest post on my friend Rolando Garcia's blog.
"What do you write?" someone
asked recently. "Poetry," I answered. "And I suspect only professors and other
poets read poetry, but it's what I love – so there!" I had just met this man
and I was already so-there-ing him. Poetry is what I love. When I'm not reading
or writing poetry, I'm thinking about poets. Would Emily Dickinson self-publish
if she were alive today? I need to read "the love poet," e.e. cummings, again.
Where did I put my copy of The Complete
Poems of Randall Jarrell? These thoughts are interrupted by mundane concerns
– should I vacuum the whole house or cheat, and just the living room? Did that
woman in the designer suit notice my ensemble is a careful blending of L.L.
Bean and Walmart? Many people feel toward poetry the way I do when I see all
the hoopla about various shaped balls. Years ago, Tom Wolfe suggested everyone
in the country who loved sports should move to Arizona . I don't think everyone who loves
poetry ought to move to Arizona ;
there would be too many desert poems.
Poetry makes me feel glad.
Whether I'm reading something as exquisite as Mary Karr's "For a Dying Tomcat
Who's Relinquished His Former Hissing and Predatory Nature" or as pure fun as
Hans Ostrom's "Emily Dickinson and Elvis Presley in Heaven," there is that
gladness, ineffable and exact, poetry brings. Pulitzer Prize recipient Mark
Strand suggests readers can experience a poem without understanding it. Poet
Kathleen Norris says often poets themselves do not know the meaning of a poem
they have written until years after it is written. How do I go about writing
this thing that neither I nor my readers may fully understand but will hopefully
The creative impulse can surprise me anywhere. On a commuter bus in
Trees amaze me most in winter when
stark against slate skies.
I know it's my part to
complete the rest of the poem. Other vivid images – a black cat beside a
rosebush, three finches rollercoastering by, a funny but wonderful hat – spark other
poems. Anger at social injustice is a strong source for poetry but something as
simple as a charming memory can cause a poem. When she was a child, my
mother-in-law thought she could stand on a hill and touch the stars.
for Isolina Alfaro
This is the time, during the war,
la bella started wearing rainbow dresses.
some they looked like ordinary clothing
but to those who loved,
the dresses
contained all the colors
of the rainbow.
When the beautiful one was
a child
she thought she could
touch stars from a hilltop
and they would feel sharp
and warm.
Teddy O'Connor, I dreamed of you last night
You were the age you would be nowand still handsome in your quiet way.
The poem suggests its
form. A very structured form might be used for a poem about a strict Catholic
childhood and free verse for one about wild mustangs. Once I begin a poem, it will
not leave me alone – that's me scribbling stanzas at three a.m. Creativity is
like a snoring husband, it won't let you sleep.
Again, my poetry and that
of other poets, makes me feel glad in a way no other genre of writing does. And
when I feel that quiet gladness about a poem I have been writing, I know it is
Would Emily Dickinson have
self-published? I think so. She would have been mystified by marketing and
promotion but delighted that her poems were being read, as am I.


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or maybe somehow get a backup manager like multiman?
I can't remember who but someone downgraded to jfw 3.56 because 3.56 was his base firmware and then he replaced the flash with 3.55 cfw and it actually worked, or so he claimed. It was here on psx-scene but it would be hard to find because its pages deep into a thread that isn't about getting 3.55 running on 3.56. Also jfw isn't the greatest cfw but it will run some backups and if your base is 3.56 and you don't want to try forcing a 3.55 flash on a base 3.56 then its a good option.
Anyone willing to try overwriting 3.56 jfw with cfw 3.55 would need to use a downgrade version of 3.55, one with syscon hash checks removed
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Black History Month event to honor Pontiac's unsung heroes
An event at the Pontiac Public Library will celebrate Black History Month by recognizing some of the city's unsung heroes.
Joyce Allen, a trustee on the library board who's retired from the Oakland Livingston Human Service Agency, remembers one of her unsung heroes, B.W. Williams, who worked full-time at the Pontiac Motor Co. and part-time at Kroger.
"In the late 1950s, there was a mild recession in Pontiac," Allen said. "What (Williams) would do is haul one-day old food away. He distributed that food to people that needed it. To me, he's an unsung hero." Allen is a lifelong Pontiac resident.
The program, "Black Reflections: 1950s through the 1960s," is being presented by the Pontiac Public Library Board of Trustees at 6 p.m. Friday in the library's lower level auditorium. Refreshments will be served.
For more information, call the Pontiac Public Library at 248-758-3942 or visit www.pontiac.lib.mi.us.
"We need to know about the people that were in the forefront — they just did it (and) worked in Pontiac because they could," Allen said.
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The soccer game between Korea and mexico for the Olympics caused all the programs during that time schedule to be cancelled.
KBS 2TV drama "Bridal Mask" was cancelled. The episode on the 25th ended with Mok-dan realizing Bridal Mask was Lee Kang-to (Joo Won). There was big disappointment in the cancellation as there were many who were curious as to what happened next.
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And the fact I actually had to ask someone how and where to pay . . . well, never mind.
Just imagine me there with a camera, too.
But now I have hay. And it is remarkable just how much my mood has improved over a pile of dried grasses. A huge pile, yes, but in the end, just a pile of grass.
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The inexperience hurt. Back in May, I started supplementing hay in order to ease the pressure on my pasture. Why didn't it occur to me then that winter might be a problem? Whole herds were being sold off and slaughtered due to the drought and still I didn't think about winter. Now, it seems so obvious. Then, I was more worried about just getting through summer.
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He actually hung up on me.
This is what a pile of dried grass can do.
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And that brought me to the livestock auction. Where I had no clue what I was doing, but I managed to get a little over two tons of hay for an average of $5.50 a bale.
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A film producer is a type of producer who oversees the making of movies. The producer initiates, coordinates, supervises and controls matters such as raising funding, hiring key personnel, and arranging for distributors. The producer is involved throughout all phases of the filmmaking process from inception to completion of a project.
In the early 20th century, the producer also tended to wield ultimate creative control on a film project. However, with the collapse of Hollywood's studio system in the 1950s, creative control began to shift into the hands of the director. Further changes in movie distribution and marketing in the 1970s and 80s gave rise to the modern-day phenomenon of the Hollywood blockbuster, giving even more power to individual directors. (For more information, see Cinema of the United States.)
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The 22-year-old Holtby held off a potent Bruins attack to pick up his second career playoff victory. The Bruins outshot the Capitals by a 45-21 margin.
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This collection consists of two scrapbooks containing the press clippings of the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo's 1947 and 1956-1957 seasons. The clippings are mostly from American and Canadian newspapers and are in English and French.
The Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo was a ballet company created in 1938 when the Ballet Russes separated into two groups. The company, lead by Leonide Massine and Rene Blum, toured mainly around the U.S. until 1963.
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Rehearsals begin this week for the world premiere of Isaac's Eye by Lucas Hnath, directed by Linsay Firman. Isaac's Eye, an Ensemble Studio Theatre/Alfred P. Sloan Project for New Plays on Science and Technology presentation, is the tale of an emotionally immature, 25-year-old Isaac Newton, his drive to become a fellow of The Royal Society and the great scientist Robert Hooke who, in Mr. Hnath's play, is the nemesis standing in his way. Iaaac's Eye begins previews Wednesday, January 30, at 7:00pm for an opening on Saturday, February 9, at 7:00p.m at the Ensemble Studio Theatre, 549 West 52nd Street.
Isaac's Eye is brash, irreverent, often comical, and ultimately scrupulous in dissecting fact from fiction in search of what history may have been hiding all these years.
Haskell King plays Newton and Michael Louis Serafin-Wells plays the hot-headed, randy polymath Robert Hooke. Rounding out the cast are Kristen Bush and Jeff Beihl. Mr. King and Ms. Bush, who both appeared in the EST/Sloan Project's 2010 Photograph 51, are being reunited with director Firman who directed the Anna Ziegler play about Rosalind Franklin.
Mr. Hnath's play re-imagines the contentious, plague-ravaged world in which, the young Isaac Newton and the older Robert Hooke are a Mozart and Salieri, a Tesla and an Edison, who wrangle over the physics of white light and its separation by refraction. In the course of their dispute Newton risks blinding himself by conducting optical experiments on his own eyes to prove to Hooke that his theory is right and that he is worthy of admission to The Royal Society.
Far from a costume drama, Isaac's Eye is original in its presentation and contemporary in its tone. Mr. Hnath's play occupies its own time and space as it explores the dreams and longings that drove the rural farm boy Isaac Newton to become one of the greatest thinkers in modern science.
Mr. Hnath's Death Tax was one of the most talked-about productions at last spring's Humana Festival of New American Plays. Many of his other recent plays, both unproduced and produced, also take on contemporary or historical events and people: Unproduced Screenplay about the Death of Walt Disney, Red Speedo, Hillary and Clinton, Sake Tasting with a Séance to Follow, The Courtship of Anna Nicole Smith, Odile's Ordeal, Tonguetied, and Three Attempts at Corrective Eye Surgery. Mr. Hnath (left) has been a resident playwright at New Dramatists since 2011 and has had his plays produced at Actors Theatre of Louisville, University of Miami, The Culture Project, Target Margin and Ontological-Hysteric Theater. In addition to EST, his plays have been developed at Rattlestick Playwrights Theater and Cleveland Public Theatre.
The 32-year-old Mr. Hnath is a two-time winner of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Grant for his feature-length screenplays. Isaac's Eye won the 2012 Whitfield Cook Prize, an annual award given by New Dramatists for an unproduced, unpublished play deemed worthiest by an outside panel of judges
Linsay Firman, Associate Director of the EST/Sloan Project and Literary Manager at EST, directed the 2010 NY premiere of Anna Ziegler's Photograph 51 at the Ensemble Studio Theatre later reprised at World Science Festival. Other NYC productions include Rachel Bond's Anniversary, Garrett M. Brown's Americana and Jose Rivera's Flowers, all in the EST Marathon; Perdita by Pierre Diennet (Lion Theater), Joy Tomasko's Unfold Me, Catherine Trieschmann's Crooked, Heather Lynn MacDonald's Pink (all at Ariel Tepper's Summer Play Festival); Anne Washburn's Apparition (chashama) named one of Time Out New York's ten best plays of 2003, Howard Barker's The Power of the Dog and The Possibilities, Joe Orton's Loot, and Peter Rose's Snatch (Soho Rep). She began working in new play development as the Associate Director of Soho Rep, where she worked from 1998 - 2004.
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The Warwick Theatre opened in 1919 and was remodeled in 1949 to the plans of architect Chester Browne. This family-owned neighborhood second-run theater operated for over eight decades before suddenly and unexpectedly closing its doors in November, 1999. Its owner, Thomas McNulty, found himself increasingly unable to compete with large chains and multiplexes.
The Warwick Theatre's last few days of operation were devoted to the Boston Jewish Film Festival. It was turned into a gymnastics center for the local YMCA. It was demolished in 2011.
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Yes, but they are actively raising funds to build a new facility on Leggs Hill Road.
A Robert-Morton theater organ size 2/4 style 75 was installed in the Warwick Theater in 1920.
The Warwick Theatre was remodeled in 1949, as reported in Boxoffice, March 5. Chester Browne of W. Chester Browne Associates was the architect for the project. Robert McNulty was the owner/operator of the house.
The Warwick is listed in the 1927 Film Daily Yearbook with 650 seats and open 6 days/week.
Is the YMCA still using this building? If not, what is there now?
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A new small cinema has been proposed that would occupy part of the footprint of this now-demolished theater: View aticle
I saw that article earlier today. I knew that the theater was going to be demolished, but I was a bit shock to read that the demolition took place last year! I tried googling the demolition to see if there were any photos or even any mention of it taking place it with no luck.
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The Historical Society of Pennsylvania supports National History Day through research assistance in the classroom and after-school, teacher professional development, and travel grants to help winners attend competitions. National History Day (NHD) is a great program to help students practice research and critical thinking skills, elements important to their future in the workplace and school.
NHD is actually a year-long educational program proven to increase test scores and thinking skills for the thousands of middle and high school students from across the United States who participate. Each year students chose topics related to a theme. The theme for for National History Day 2013 is Turning Points in History. See below for topics related to this for which HSP has wonderful sources.
After researching their chosen topic, participants gain first-hand experience producing a documentary, exhibit, essay, performance, or website to submit in a local contest. The winners move on to a state competition. Those winners move on to the national competition in Washington.
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Join us 10:30AM Thursday, April 18th for Chihuly inspired art project. We will have coffee filters and markers for our canvas and painting materials. After the filters are filled in with colors we will spray them down with heavy laundry starch. After they dry you can glue them down to create a beautiful installation. This program is intended for children ages 3 +.
Join us 10:30AM Thursday, March 6th for bread painting. Babies 0-18 months are welcome to come and explore colors and textures for complete messy sensory exploration. We will be using thick slices of bread as our canvas and different versions of homemade "infant paints." This craft is intended as a squishy squeezy experience. We don't actually intend for the babies to snack on the bread but we making all the ingredients edible, just in case a few pieces get swallowed.
Yesterday we had special guest Leovigilda Genova in our Infant Explores Program. I had the privilege of showing Leovigilda the ins and outs of Jell-O painting. We were all slipping and sliding around in abstract full sensory exploration art. If you have never experienced this particular medium it is highly recommended. The babies squished it in their fingers and toes. Afterwards we all cleaned up to play with some infant toys and chase down some bubbles. Thanks to Leovigilda for participating in our program today and to the happy children of the Katherine Tyra Library community for cutting loose and having fun.
Join us July 19th at 10:30 AM for our children's painting program Preschool Picassos. If you don't mind getting messy, this is a program your children and you will enjoy. Preschool Picassos is held every third Thursday of the month. We use all different kinds of mediums to produce a unique color exploration experience.
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Rooted in the Western canon, the Academy's classically based core curriculum serves as a foundation for the critical thinking skills needed for an in-depth study of the humanities and sciences. Through the perspective in classical thought, students learn how to question what they read; how to talk and write about primary texts; how to craft a well-reasoned argument; and how to appreciate the connections of literature, political theory, philosophy, religion, science, and history. Classes focus on debate of the why and how questions. Additionally, all students study two years of either Latin or ancient Greek to learn the foundations of language, as well as to read the primary texts, which serve as the backbone of the Academy's liberal arts curriculum and the English language. These studies then prepare our students for the diversity of courses of study available to them at the University, where they can follow their interests in such passions as comparative religion, East European languages, or African history.
"The Academy offers a lot to its students – clubs, activities, sports, university lectures, art, music, to name a few – but at the end of the day, we all agree that the academic work is really what they're here to do."
Academy students first acquire a broad and coherent foundation before they explore more specialized intellectual interests. Ninth and tenth grade students follow a liberal arts curriculum that includes English, history, science, mathematics, Greek or Latin, the arts, and physical education.
In their junior and senior years, students continue to take courses offered by the Academy, and they also begin to take University classes earning as many as forty college credits (or the equivalent of twelve college courses) prior to graduating. Juniors typically enroll in biology and a modern language at the University, while seniors' selections vary widely. Hundreds of course offerings make it possible for students to build upon the liberal arts foundation developed at the Academy.


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Investopedia explains 'Earnings Recast'An earnings recast or restatement is usually done to several years of income statements, depending on how far back the recasting goes. This benefits investors by making the earnings statement more useful for research and analysis. Information regarding any earnings recast released by a publicly traded company should be stated in the footnotes for the earnings report. |
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Any OHIO injured workers here?
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Any OHIO injured workers here?
I read the posts here all the time and think this site is wonderful. I want to post so I can become part of your group but I get scared. I don't want anything I write here to come back on me later with BWC or the MCO or my work. I've been dealing with my injuries for over a year and find this whole WC/MCO process a nightmare. I never know who to be mad at "work? MCO? or BWC? Its the hardest thing I have ever been involved with. I wasn't depressed before the truck that was driven by my sales manager ran me over in the parking lot at my work but I am now. I also now suffer from post tramatic stress syndrom in addition to the brain injury and herniated discs in my neck and back. Okay that's enough of my feel sorry for me story really just wondered if anyone else is from OHIO or if you all don't mind me talking with you from time to time. Any websites that you want to send me that you think will be informational I would appreciate. I would also like to know why every 700 long questionaire that the psycologist they send you too always ask a bizillion quesions about wanting to work in a flower shop and do you like working with flowers etc. what's with that? I don't know this whole year has been a living hell. Thanks in advance for all your help.[/font]
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RE: Any OHIO injured workers here?
One hint that might help others understand your situation is to avoid using too many abbreviations. Each state has a different system and much of the jaron is unique to their state and don't translate well to those in other states. I know that BWC = Bureau of Workers Compensation and is the state agency that controls how work comp benefits are determined and provided. I suspect many others do not.
MCO = medical case officer. |
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RE: Any OHIO injured workers here?
Dinah, Welcome, You may also want to go to the Off Topic area and post, If you just need to talk or vent, listen to a story, etc.
Do you have an attorney helping you, and what are your injuries? If you don,t mind us asking. Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass. It's about learning to dance in the rain. |
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RE: Any OHIO injured workers here?
Hi Dinah,
Your concerns about posting are shared by many here.    As long as you are honest about your injuries, and don't post any personal information about yourself like your email address, phone #, real name, case #, adjuster name, etc., you should not have to worry.  Other posters here are very helpful. Learn about the Workers Comp laws that are specific to your State.    Go to the top of this page, pull down the menu "info by state" and click on Ohio.    The best defense you have is to educate yourself.  Also ask questions when something in unclear. It helps to come here and interact with others who are going thru similiar situations.    Mostly, we are all injured workers, and have various degrees of disability, ranging from physical to psychological.  There are also some pros that come on and help answer questions and concerns. You indicate you have a brain injury, and are also suffering from depression.    Is this all a result of your work related injury?  It's good to see that you are getting some help from a psychologist. The Psychological test you are referring to is called the MMPI-2.    Your psychologist should have you return for an interpretation session so he/she can explain the results.    Many of the questions seem somewhat silly or senseless to us lay people, but are asked for specfic reasons.    You asked about the "flower shop questions".      On the MMPI-2, there are a total of 50 questions which were intended as a measure of gender role development, including emotional reactions, interests, attitute and feelings in which men and women differ. Come back often, and feel free to vent, make friends, and learn how to help yourself thru this process.    It can be very overwhelming. Let Go, and Let God...... |
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RE: Any OHIO injured workers here?
welcome to the familey id like to invite you to our prayer time at 900 pm every nite i dont talk much but they made me a familey member real fast
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RE: Any OHIO injured workers here?
I am touched that all of you would reply to my post so quickly and with such compassion and understanding. Thank you a thousand times. All of my injuries including the brain injury are a direct result of the truck running over me. I am crying right now because I have come in contact with people that understand what I am going through and are welcomeing me into their group. Sometimes you feel so alone. People don't understand they think ok times up you should be better by now. Or they say stuff like just get up and push yourself you can suffer through it. If you don't push yourself you won't ever get better. Or if you keep taking all those medications you're going to become hooked on them. I try and explaine but it doesn't do any good. Its like you look ok so you should feel ok. Unless you have a broken arm with a cast that everyone can so no one believes you are hurt. I will go to the pull down menu you talked about and check for OHIO and see what I can learn. I get sidetracked and lose my train of thought now so if I post things that make no sense bear with me. Before I was injuried I worked 65 to 70 hours a week. I have old school work ethic. I was never late always early worked every hour I could and worked while I was at work not just bid my time until it was time to go home. My life has been complicated and it was just starting to turn its self around and I felt so good about life again. I have gained 50 pounds since the truck ran me over and now I hate my body. Sounds vain I know but its true. I liked the way I looked now I can't stand to see myself. I haven't driven my car in a year I have lost my independence and my idenity. I should shut up I could go on and talk for a long time because I've had no one to talk to that hasn't judged me. I love my job I miss my job I miss being me and fear I'll find my way back and that scares me. Thank you thank you thank you for letting me join your group. Sweet tooth if I am able I will joing your prayer time. I believe in God and know he hasn't forgotten me I just think he's been real busy this past year and I've been pushed down on the list since there are many other people worse off than I.
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RE: Any OHIO injured workers here?
no one is worse off just different needs welcome to our family.. we will help all we can and no one judges you or your venting come on down to the off topic area for a laugh or recipe....you will be added to our 9 pm prayer list again welcome home
;)Workmans comp is not a road you want to travel alone.You need a good lawyer,a great family and good friends to lean on.If you make it thru without losing everything you have worked for all your life,you have come out ahead of the game..... |
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Many victories over the years have come from underdogs. Often times they are viewed as underdogs because they are small in size. Now with a fun video, Mini USA salutes the tiny who have overcome stature to become victorious on miniusa.com/winsmall. Watching the fun video Mini USA has put together will put a smile on your face. In fact, you will probably want to watch it over and over. You will recognize iconic images that represent that epic struggle that usually takes place. The most significant to me is that of David battling Goliath. As we know, David emerged victorious with his sling slot. In addition, we see other cultural referents that remind us of the epic battles waged by the small ones. For example, we see Popeye taking on his nemesis Brutus. Other signs of life where we see struggles take place are also chronicled. For example, we may remember from our childhood being a smaller child competing against a larger one who had gone through puberty already. Other scenes are emblematic of survival of the fittest in nature where a smaller animal takes on a much larger bear. Mini maintains its cache by reminding people that there is something special about those smaller ones that over come and achieve. I personally feel that is a drive to win and a will to succeed. Others might refer to it as spunk.
No matter how you classify it, it is that dynamic quality that Mini USA is embodying in their promotional materials. More importantly, as you will learn on the www.miniusa.com/winsmall page, you can become part of the win small movement by contributing your underdog story or video. Then your Facebook profile, it appears, will then be included in their digital mosaic. My personal underdog story is overcoming a rare childhood disease. Although I was small, I was able to survive it and overcome it to get to where I am today. In essence, I possess that same win small attitude. You should take the time to share your story and possibly inspire others. If you don't have one and know someone who does, convince them to post it for all to read and enjoy.
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Kilindi review
This is an amazing place. It really made us feel special on our honeymoon. The setting, service, comfort and style were all outstanding and our personal butler, Mary, couldn't have done more to our stay so special.
The only criticism would be that the food could have been a slightly higher standard. Green and Blue probably shaded Kilindi in this one area.
Incredible luxury and impeccable service
Kilindi was a really perfect way to end the honeymoon. The villas are very well done and have everything you could want which is probably why a lot of people stay there for most of their stay. There are lovely sun bathing areas overlooking an idyllic coast line and plunge pools for when you get too hot!
The main pool is well worth going to as it is normally very quiet and you often get it all to yourself. It's also next too a very well stocked bar with a variety of excellent cocktails available.
You can eat whatever you like, whenever you want, wherever you want, which makes you feel a bit like royalty! The beach gets some criticism on some of the online forums but we really liked it and couldn't see any issues.
Our only criticism would be the snorkelling trip which was organised which was done through a neighbouring resort and could have been better (not proper checks that masks fitted properly and no spare equip on the boat) and no warning that the reef we were going to was actually quite cold at the time of year we were there.
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A very well run high-end experience. The rooms are individual cottages built around an outdoor experience, like a house without walls - that is, each room is its own module with openings to the outdoors between rooms. Sounds odd, but very good. Service is excellent. Each guest has his own "butler"; and food and drink, for example, are delivered wherever one might like.
It's a place for the beach and the pool, with some access to snorkeling. Not a wide range of activities, but a great place to relax.
For a two-day stay at the end of a safari, it was perfect.
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amazing, best gluten free food ever great experience after an energetic first week which was outstanding, Kilindi was a welcome relaxation and matched first week
Read more about the whole beach holidyA great retreat
A beautiful hotel in a good location, the rooms are amazing as is the service and the level of hospitality from all the staff.
It was very quiet when we were there, probably a little too quiet and the guests that are there you never really see. Everyone eats all over the hotel each night and there are no communal areas such as a bar inside and outside, where you can sit and have a drink withothers around. I know people like to be by themselves on holiday to an extent but I think the hotel would be enhanced by a slightly more sociable approach and just having a good lively feeling bar with decent seating for before and after dinner would help this.
Appart from that one observation, I can not fault the hotel, it is a wonderful place.
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Failed to reach the outstanding standard it was aiming for in 2010
Read more about the whole beach holidyKilindi review
It was lovely. We were looked after extremely well by Edgar, who was introduced as our Butler: but the poor chap seemed to be the Butler to ALL the guests so had a potentially arduous job! He was wondeerful.
The grounds were beautiful. our 'dwelling' was spacious and airy and delightful. The bathroom was interesting in that it faced towards the beach and had no screening at all. It also had virtually no light at all at night, except the carried in oil lamps, but we gathered this was going to be changed.
The food was mostly delicious, and drinks were too, though we found the coffee an extremely bitter blend.
Would be happy to recommend it as a very good holiday destination. Plus the road there (new) was excellent so it only took about 40 Mins from the airport.
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Amazing location, great food and very relaxed.
Buruti our butler was so attentive and made sure we were very well looked after.
Some of the meals were a bit confused so I think the chefs may not be experienced enough to cook all western dishes (e.g The meringue was more like a marshmallow and the red snapper was rather spolit with the sauce tasting like a bolognese sauce.
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Read more about the whole beach holidyHonest review of Kilindi
The concept of Kilindi is great.
Neil Rocher (who designed Chongwe River House where we've also stayed) has created a really interesting hotel with great rooms. However, we understand that Kilindi is, perhaps, about to undergo a change of management which can only be for the good.
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