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A man, upon discovery that he has a supernatural body, must face his destiny.
A man, upon discovery that he has a supernatural body, must face his destiny.
Cast & Crew
M. Night Shyamalan
Bostin Christoper
Comic Book Clerk
Elizabeth Lawrence
School Nurse
David Duffield
David Dunn (Age 20)
Johnny Hiram Jamison
Elijah (Age 13)
Michaelia Carroll
Bostin Christoper
Comic Book Clerk
Elizabeth Lawrence
School Nurse
David Duffield
David Dunn (Age 20)
Laura Regan
Audrey Inverso (Age 20)
Whitney Sugarman
Physical Therapist
Dianne Cotten Murphy
Mother Walking
M. Night Shyamalan
Stadium Drug Dealer
Michael Thomas
Underwater Director Of Photography
Steve Poster
2nd Unit Director Of Photography
Kyle Rudolph
2nd Unit Director Of Photography (2nd Unit)
Doug Holgate
Camera Operator (2nd Unit)
Reginald Newkirk
1st Assistant Camera
Paul Gibalisco
2nd Assistant Camera
Leon S Sanginiti
2nd Additional Assistant Camera
Patrick B O'Brien
Assistant Camera Operator
Maryan Zurek
Underwater 1st Assistant Camera
John Gazdik
1st Assistant Camera (2nd Unit)
Mark Gutterud
1st Assistant Camera (2nd Unit)
Daniel C Cook
2nd Assistant Camera (2nd Unit)
Michael Kleiman
2nd Assistant Camera (2nd Unit)
Michael Leonard
2nd Assistant Camera (2nd Unit)
Paul C Gibilisco
Assistant Camera Operator
Dianne Dreyer
Script Supervisor
Claire Cowperthwaite
Script Supervisor (2nd Unit)
Barry Mendel
Roger Birnbaum
Executive Producer
Kathy Nelson
Executive In Charge Of Music (For The Buena Vista Motion Picture Group)
Dylan Tichenor
Thomas R Bryant
Visual Effects Editor (The Secret Lab/Visual Effects)
Ladd Lanford
1st Assistant Editor
Marie Gaerlan
2nd Assistant Editor
Roxanne Dorman
Assistant Editor (The Secret Lab/Visual Effects)
Gerardo Ortiz
Assistant Editor (The Secret Lab/Visual Effects)
Christopher L. Marino
Avid Assistant
Jill Meyers
Music Clearances
Johann Sebastian Bach
Music ("Il Allemande (From The 'English Suite In A Minor' Bmv 807) "Fugue In C Major Bmv 953 (From 'Klavierbuchlien Fur Wilhelm Bach')" "Fugue In C Major Bmv 952 (From 'Klavierbuchlein Fur Wilhelm Bach')" "Prelude In G Major Bmv 902 (From 'Prelude And Fughetta In G Major')")
James Newton Howard
Original Music
V F Stewart (Pappy)
Song ("Just Out Of Reach (Of My Two Open Arms)")
Gregg Allman
Robert Payne
Song ("Midnight Rider")
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Black Francis
Song ("I'Ve Been Tired")
Billy Strayhorn
Song ("Lotus Blossom")
Solomon Burke
Song Performer ("Just Out Of Reach (Of My Two Open Arms)")
Gregg Allman
Song Performer ("Midnight Rider")
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Song Performer ("Pride And Joy")
The Pixies
Song Performer ("I'Ve Been Tired")
Fred Hersch
Song Performer ("Lotus Blossom")
The Hi Fi Killers (The Hi Fi Killers)
Song Performer ("No Guts")
Isobel Griffiths
Orchestra Contractor
James T. Hill
Electronic Score Producer
Thomas Drescher
Music Editor
John Rusk
1st Assistant Director
Scott Andrew Robertson
2nd Assistant Director
Kathryn Shertzer
Second 2nd Assistant Director
Sonia Bhalla
Second 2nd Assistant Director
Sherman Ward
1st Assistant Director (2nd Unit)
Joe Cacciotti
2nd Assistant Director (2nd Unit)
Steve Arnold
Art Director
Michael Meaker
Art Director (The Secret Lab/Visual Effects)
James C Feng
Assistant Art Director
Marion Kolsby
Assistant Art Director
Scott P. Murphy
Assistant Art Director
Louis Flores
3-D Artist (The Secret Lab/Visual Effects)
Charles Anderson
3-D Artist (The Secret Lab/Visual Effects)
Christian F Eubank
Special Effects
Michael Frechette
Special Effects Technician
Jay Geller
Special Effects Technician
Joseph Judd
Special Effects Technician
Hoang Anh Le
Special Effects Technician
Benjamin White
Special Effects Technician
Derek L Thompson
Original Comic Book Illustrator
Brian O'Connell
Original Comic Book Illustrator
Diane Fazio
Visual Effects Producer (The Secret Lab/Visual Effects)
Allyse Manoff
Digital Effects Producer (The Secret Lab/Visual Effects)
Brian Connor
Compositor (The Secret Lab/Visual Effects)
Dan Levitan
Compositor (The Secret Lab/Visual Effects)
Adam Stark
Compositor (The Secret Lab/Visual Effects)
Deborah Wiltman
Compositor (The Secret Lab/Visual Effects)
Marian Rudnyk
Digital Paint/Roto Artist (The Secret Lab/Visual Effects)
Michael Kaelin
Digital Paint/Roto Artist (The Secret Lab/Visual Effects)
Erik Muenker
Digital Coordinator (The Secret Lab/Visual Effects)
Steve Cremin
Special Effects Supervisor
Roland Walter Loew
Special Effects Assistant Supervisor
Darin Hollings
Digital Effects Supervisor (The Secret Lab/Visual Effects)
Richard R Hoover
Visual Effects Supervisor (The Secret Lab/Visual Effects)
Jodi Birdsong
Visual Effects Coordinator
Jay B King
Special Effects Shop Foreman
Paul Sabourin
Special Effects Shop Foreman
Jeffrey Cox
Special Effects Foreman
David Mooy
Chief Modelmaker
Missy Moyer
Special Effects Office Assistant
Bernadette Mazur
Key Makeup Artist
Gerald Quist
Bruce Willis' Makeup Artist
Allan Apone
Samuel L Jackson'S Makeup Artist
Donald A Kozma
Assistant Make-Up Artist
Francesca Paris
Key Hairstylist
Roy C Bryson
Additional Hair Stylist
Robert L Stevenson
Samuel L Jackson'S Hairstylist
Joanna Johnston
Costume Designer
Merril Greene
Teresa Binder
Bruce Willis' Costumer
Askia Won-Ling Jacob
Samuel L Jackson'S Costumer
Tom Watkins
Set Dresser
Michael Glen Miller
Render I/O (The Secret Lab/Visual Effects)
Greta Alexander
Scenic Artist
Laila S Kjoersvik-Swanson
Scenic Artist
Lori Marks
Scenic Artist
Cricket Heather Mcgehee
Scenic Artist
Brick Mason
Storyboard Artist
R. Vincent Smith
Assistant Property Master
Kia Steave-Dickerson
Assistant Property Master
Robert Holtzman (Ratface)
Assistant Set Decorator/Buyer
Nicole Marsella
Art Department Assistant
Larry Fulton
Production Designer
Richard King
Supervising Sound Editor
Richard King
Sound Designer
Randle Akerson
Sound Effects Editor
Andrew Bock
2nd Assistant Sound Editor
Lee Dichter
Re-Recording Mixer
Michael Semanick
Re-Recording Mixer
Patricio Libenson
Foley Supervisor
Gary Hecker
Supervising Foley Artist
Matthew Dettmann
Foley Artist
Diane Heery
Extras Casting (Mike Lemon Casting/Philadelphia)
Lisa St. Amand
Unit Publicist
Blinding Edge Pictures
Production Company
Sound One
Production Company
Trevanna Post Inc
Production Company
Siss Ltd
Production Company
Mike Lemon Casting
Production Company
Air Studios, London
Production Company
Abbey Road Studios
Production Company
Dakota Music Services
Production Company
Imaginary Forces
Production Company
Pacific Title & Art Studio
Production Company
Walt Disney Company Studio Facilities
Production Company
Tony's Food Service
Production Company
Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment, Inc.
Production Company
Hollywood Rentals Production Services
Production Company
Duart Film And Video
Production Company
Panavision, Ltd.
Production Company
Eastman Kodak
Production Company
Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures International
Foreign Theatrical Distributor (United Kingdom); Theatrical Distributor (Ctsi)
Sam Film
Theatrical Distributor
Buena Vista International Germany (Bvig)
Theatrical Distributor
Touchstone Pictures
Pamela J Wise
Key Costumes Provider
Walt Disney Studios Distribution
Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Gaumont Buena Vista International
Foreign Theatrical Distributor
Intercontinental Film Distributors (Hong Kong)
Foreign Theatrical Distributor
Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures International
Foreign Theatrical Distributor
Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment
Domestic Video Distributor
Joanne Shinohara
Associate Production Coordinator (The Secret Lab/Visual Effects)
Jeffrey Laplante
Production Accountant
Sue Brunell-Edwards
Production Accountant (The Secret Lab/Visual Effects)
Jason Currie
Costumer Production Assistant
Cecilia Watson
Production Assistant (2nd Unit)
Jaime Weise
Production Assistant (2nd Unit)
Matt Galla
Production Administrative Manager (The Secret Lab/Visual Effects)
Linda Murphy
Boom Operator
Andrew Conner
Additional Best Boy
Sheridan Braxton
Best Boy Rigging Grip
Jon Sibert
Best Boy Grip
Jason Cortazzo
Additional Best Boy Grip
Benjamin Goldberg
Assistant Production Coordinator
William T Jones
Dolly Grip
Gerald Scaife
Facilities Supervisor
Mark Eads
Bruce Willis' Driver
Ted Schambers
Bruce Willis' Driver
Barney Clarey
Bruce Willis' Driver
Gregory Cimino
Bruce Willis' Driver
Zelden Hillyard
Samuel L Jackson'S Driver
Robert W Hall
Samuel L Jackson'S Driver
Francis L Malseed
Robin Wright Penn'S Driver
Mark J Rein
Robin Wright Penn'S Driver
Alfred Weiss
M Night Shyamalan'S Driver
Charles Mccullough
Barry Mendel'S Driver
Charles Marquis
Barry Mendel'S Driver
Edward Lynch
Sam Mercer'S Driver
David A Dabrowski
Construction Grip
Jon Doe Davidson
Construction Grip
David Fortino
Construction Grip
Edward R Geller
Construction Grip
Christopher F Graneto
Construction Grip
William J Hamilton
Construction Grip
Duncan M Spencer
Key Construction Grip
Frank Masi
Still Photographer
Dan Carter
Location Projectionist
Samuel L. Mercer
Unit Production Manager
Stacie M Ziegenfuss
Construction/Scenic Buyer
Paul Williams
Construction Coordinator
Tom West
Additional Props
Paul Maiello
Construction Foreman
Steven F. Beaupre
Set Production Assistant
Megan Fenerty
Set Production Assistant
Devon Sedlacek
Set Production Assistant
Tudor Jones
Set Production Assistant
Raymond Morgan
Set Production Assistant
Colleen Casey
Set Production Assistant
Patrick McDonald
Set Production Assistant
Millie Taylor
Set Production Assistant
Ateeka Poole
Set Production Assistant
Sonia Kwon
Set Production Assistant
Kevin Ladson
Property Master
Craig Heston Ligget
Assistant Chief Lighting Technician
Steve Litecky
Chief Lighting Technician
Michael W Brennan
Company Electrician
Glenn R Davis
Company Electrician
Mark Fiedler
Rigging Electrician
Jay Cox
Digital Visual Effects Color Timer (The Secret Lab/Visual Effects)
Cynthia Feyrer
Negative Cutter (The Secret Lab/Visual Effects)
Michelle Gebert
Post-Production Accountant (Trevanna Post Inc)
Andrew Ullman
Location Manager
Dan Rosenfelt
Location Assistant
Richard A Clark
Assistant Location Manager
Mike Lemon
Location Casting (Philadelphia)
Penni M Smith
Payroll Accountant
Kelly O'Bier
Accounting Clerk
Lisa G Shillingburg
1st Assistant Accountant
Lori Scowley
2nd Assistant Accountant
Roric Reugsegger
Football Tech Advisor
David Raynor
Facilities Assistant
Jose L Rodriguez
Assistant (To M Night Shyamalan)
Paula M Mastrocola
Assistant (To M Night Shyamalan)
Sarah Bay Williams
Assistant (To Barry Mendel)
Jason Miller
Assistant (To Barry Mendel)
Abigail Callahan
Assistant (To Sam Mercer)
Stephen J Eads
Assistant (To Bruce Willis)
Louise Weber
Assistant (To Bruce Willis)
Leonard Thomas
Assistant (To Samuel L Jackson)
Dana Berez
Assistant (To James Newton Howard)
Mara Kerum
Caterer (Tony'S Food Service)
Goran Duka
Caterer (Tony'S Food Service)
Robert Biddle
Security Provider (For Bruce Willis' (Siss Ltd))
Nina Jacobson
Studio Executive
Jeffrey Clifford
Studio Executive
Elizabeth Lawrence
Peter Leokum
Special Thanks (Deputy Director/Great Philadelphia Film Office)
Marc H. Glick
Special Thanks
Additional Details
MPAA Ratings: | PG-13 | Premiere Info: | |
Release Date: | 2000 | Production Date: | |
Color/B&W: | Distributions Co: | Walt Disney Studios Distribution | |
Sound: | Production Co: | .....Production Company, Blinding Edge Pictures .....Production Company, Sound One .....Production Company, Trevanna Post Inc .....Production Company, Siss Ltd .....Production Company, Mike Lemon Casting .....Production Company, Air Studios, London .....Production Company, Abbey Road Studios .....Production Company, Dakota Music Services .....Production Company, Imaginary Forces .....Production Company, Pacific Title & Art Studio .....Production Company, Walt Disney Company Studio Facilities .....Production Company, Tony's Food Service .....Production Company, .....Production Company, Knb Efx Group, Inc. .....Production Company, Miramax Films .....Production Company, .....Production Company, Greater Philadelphia Film Office .....Production Company, .....Production Company, .....Production Company, .....Production Company, .....Production Company, .....Production Company, .....Production Company, .....Production Company, Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment, Inc. .....Production Company, Hollywood Rentals Production Services .....Production Company, Duart Film And Video .....Production Company, .....Production Company, Abc News Videosource .....Production Company, .....Production Company, .....Production Company, Hollywood Records .....Production Company, Technicolor .....Production Company, Panavision, Ltd. .....Production Company, Eastman Kodak .....Production Company, Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures International .....Foreign Theatrical Distributor (United Kingdom); Theatrical Distributor (Ctsi), Buena Vista International Germany (Bvig) .....Theatrical Distributor, Sam Film .....Theatrical Distributor, Touchstone Pictures .....Studio, Pamela J Wise .....Key Costumes Provider, Walt Disney Studios Distribution .....Domestic Theatrical Distributor, Gaumont Buena Vista International .....Foreign Theatrical Distributor, Intercontinental Film Distributors (Hong Kong) .....Foreign Theatrical Distributor, Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures International .....Foreign Theatrical Distributor, Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment .....Domestic Video Distributor | |
Duration(mins): | Country: | United States (USA) | |
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It is very important that you watch all other parts first. I will finish the series but I'm sick of working with sprites. I will be making new submissions that will truly show what I'm capable of. That's basically it, enjoy part 4, and look forward to the end, I know I do.
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Number of items: 33. 2015Fardouly, J., Diedrichs, P. C., Vartanian, L. and Halliwell, E. (2015) Social comparisons on social media: The impact of Facebook on young women's body image concerns and mood. Body Image, 13. pp. 38-45. ISSN 1740-1445 2014Halliwell, E., Diedrichs, P. C. and Orbach, S. (2014) Costing the invisible: A review of the evidence examining the links between body image, aspirations, education and workplace confidence. Discussion Paper. Centre for Appearance Research, University of the West of England, Bristol. Hayfield, N., Clarke, V. and Halliwell, E. (2014) Bisexual women's understandings of social marginalisation: The heterosexuals don't understand us but nor do the lesbians. Feminism & Psychology, 24 (3). pp. 352-372. ISSN 0959-3535 Halliwell, E. and Diedrichs, P. C. (2014) Testing a dissonance body image intervention among young girls. Health Psychology, 33 (2). pp. 201-204. ISSN 0278-6133 Huxley, C., Clarke, V. and Halliwell, E. (2014) A qualitative exploration of whether lesbian and bisexual women are 'protected' from sociocultural pressure to be thin. Journal of Health Psychology, 19 (2). pp. 273-284. ISSN 1359-1053 Jankowski, G., Diedrichs, P. C. and Halliwell, E. (2014) Can appearance conversations explain differences between gay and heterosexual men's body dissatsifaction? Psychology of Men and Masculinity, 15 (1). pp. 68-77. ISSN 1524-9220 2013Halliwell, E. (2013) The impact of thin idealized media images on body satisfaction: Does body appreciation protect women from negative effects? Body Image: An International Journal of Research, 10 (4). pp. 509-514. ISSN 1740-1445 Hayfield, N., Clarke, V., Halliwell, E. and Malson, H. (2013) Visible lesbians and invisible bisexuals: Appearance and visual identities among bisexual women. Women's Studies International Forum, 40. pp. 172-182. ISSN 0277-5395 Huxley, C., Clarke, V. and Halliwell, E. (2013) Resisting and conforming to the 'lesbian look': The importance of appearance norms for lesbian and bisexual women. Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology. ISSN 1052-9284 Yager, Z., Diedrichs, P. C., Ricciardelli, L. A. and Halliwell, E. (2013) What works in secondary schools? A systematic review of classroom-based body image programs. Body Image, 10 (3). pp. 271-281. ISSN 1740-1445 Bird, E., Halliwell, E., Diedrichs, P. C. and Harcourt, D. (2013) Happy being me in the UK: A controlled evaluation of a school-based body image intervention with pre-adolescent children. Body Image: An International Journal of Research. ISSN 1740-1445 2012Bird, E., Halliwell, E. and Diedrichs, P. C. (2012) 'Happy Being Me' in the UK: A controlled evaluation of a school-based body image intervention with pre-adolescent children. In: Appearance Matters 5, Bristol, UK, 3rd - 4th July, 2012. Bird, E., Halliwell, E. and Diedrichs, P. C. (2012) 'Happy Being Me' in the UK: A controlled evaluation of a school-based body image intervention with pre-adolescent children. In: South West Public Health Scientific Conference, Weston-super-Mare, UK, 1st February, 2012. Diedrichs, P. C., Bird, E. and Halliwell, E. (2012) "Happy Being Me" in Britain: The evaluation of a school-based disordered eating and negative body image intervention with pre-adolescent girls and boys. In: International Conference on Eating Disorders, Austin, Texas, USA, 3rd - 5th May, 2012. Halliwell, E. and Diedrichs, P. C. (2012) Influence of the media. In: Rumsey, N. and Harcourt, D., eds. (2012) The Oxford Handbook of the Psychology of Appearance. Oxford University Press, pp. 217-238. ISBN 9780199580521 Diedrichs, P. C. and Halliwell, E. (2012) School based interventions for body image and appearance concerns. In: Rumsey, N. and Harcourt, D., eds. (2012) The Oxford Handbook of the Psychology of Appearance. Oxford University Press, pp. 531-550. ISBN 9780199580521 2011Huxley, C., Clarke, V. and Halliwell, E. (2011) "It's a comparison thing, isn't it?": Lesbian and bisexual women's accounts of how partner relationships shape their feelings about their body and appearance. Psychology of Women Quarterly, 35 (3). pp. 415-427. ISSN 0361-6843 Halliwell, E., Harcourt, D. and Easun, A. (2011) Body dissatisfaction: Can a short media literacy message reduce negative media exposure effects amongst adolescent girls? British Journal of Health Psychology, 16 (2). pp. 396-403. ISSN 1359-107X Malson, H., Halliwell, E., Tischner, I. and Rúdólfsdóttir, A. (2011) Post-feminist advertising laid bare: women's talk about the sexually agentic woman of 'midriff' advertising. Feminism and Psychology, 21 (1). pp. 74-99. ISSN 0959-3535 Halliwell, E., Malson, H. and Tischner, I. (2011) Are contemporary media images which seem to display women as sexually empowered actually harmful to women? Psychology of Women Quarterly, 35 (1). pp. 38-45. ISSN 0361-6843 2010White, J. and Halliwell, E. (2010) Examination of a sociocultural model of excessive exercise among male and female adolescents. Body Image, 7 (3). pp. 227-233. ISSN 1740-1445 Williamson, H., Harcourt, D., Halliwell, E., Frith, H. and Wallace, M. (2010) Adolescents' and parents' experiences of managing the psychosocial impact of appearance change during cancer treatment. Journal of Pediatric Oncology Nursing, 27 (3). pp. 168-175. ISSN 1043-4542 2009Bamford, B. and Halliwell, E. (2009) Investigating the role of attachment in social comparison theories of eating disorders within a non-clinical female population. European Eating Disorders Review, 17 (5). pp. 371-379. ISSN 1072-4133 Hayfield, N., Clarke, V. and Halliwell, E. (2009) A qualitative exploration of bisexual women's appearance and visual identity. In: Cosmetic Cultures: Beauty, Globalization, Politics, Practices, Leeds, UK, 24 - 26 June 2009. Dittmar, H., Halliwell, E., Phillips, M. and Bond, R. (2009) Domain-specific self-discrepancy activation mediated men's body dissatisfaction after exposure to media ideals. In: Association for Psychological Science 21st Annual Convention, San Fransisco, USA, 22-25 May 2009. Dittmar, H., Halliwell, E. and Stirling, E. (2009) Understanding the impact of thin media models on women's body-focused affect: the roles of thin-ideal internalization and weight-related self-discrepancy activation in experimental exposure effects. Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, 28 (1). pp. 43-72. ISSN 0736-7236 2008Hayfield, N., Clarke, V., Halliwell, E. and Rumsey, N. (2008) A qualitative exploration of bisexual women's appearance and visual identity. In: British Psychological Society Psychology of Women Section, Windsor, UK, 16 – 18 July 2008. Hayfield, N., Clarke, V., Halliwell, E. and Rumsey, N. (2008) A qualitative exploration of bisexual women's appearance and visual identity. In: Appearance Matters 3, Bristol, 1-2 July 2008. Williamson, H., Harcourt, D., Frith, H., Wallace, M. and Halliwell, E. (2008) Using photography as a tool for exploring adolescent experiences of appearance change during treatment for cancer. In: Fifth International Conference on Teenage and Young Adult Cancer Medicine, London, 9-10 June 2008. 2006Halliwell, E. and Harvey, M. (2006) Examination of a sociocultural model of disordered eating among male and female adolescents. The British Journal of Health Psychology, 11 (2). pp. 235-248. ISSN 1359-107X Halliwell, E. (2006) Associations between appearance-related self-discrepancies and young women's and men's affect, body satisfaction, and emotional eating: A comparison of fixed-item and participant-generated self-discrepancies. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 32 (4). pp. 447-458. ISSN 0146-1672 Dittmar, H., Halliwell, E. and Ive, S. (2006) Does Barbie make girls want to be thin? The effect of experimental exposure to images of dolls on the body image of 5 to 8 Year-Old Girls. Developmental Psychology, 42 (2). pp. 283-292. ISSN 0012-1649 2005Halliwell, E. and Dittmar, H. (2005) The role of self-improvement and self-evaluation motives in social comparisons with idealised female bodies in the media. Body Image, 2 (3). pp. 249-261. ISSN 1740-1445 This list was generated on Fri Mar 6 02:46:56 2015 GMT. |


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Raja Ampat (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raja_Ampat_Islands)
Where time stands still and beauty overflows from every nook and cranny of this archipelago known to the locals as the Four Kings. Raja Ampat certainly is a diver's paradise, with amazing biodiversity unrivalled anywhere else in the world.
We dived for 7 days (late Nov 2013) aboard the KM Black Manta, in the awesome company of the dive masters (Cedric, Michael, Handri, Anto) and crew. With abundant marine life amidst the brilliant colours of the untouched coral, there was always something for everyone. We saw webbegongs, blacktip sharks, manta rays, hawksbill turtles, barracudas, rainbow runners, sweetlips, fusiliers, napoleon wrasses, batfish, barramundis, moray eels, cuttlefish. Not to mention, pygmy seahorses, nudibranches, spider crabs, squat lobsters, decorator crabs, ghost pipefish, electric clams, numerous sea fans.
Will most definitely be back to visit this majestic kingdom again...
Music: "Cannons" by Youth Lagoon
Videos were shot on a Canon Digital IXUS 980 IS (Thanks Cedric) and still images were courtesy of Boon Lerk, Boon Kiat, Joey, Desiree, Ju Ming, Dawn, Terry. Edited and compiled on Final Cut Pro X.
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WolfAlmighty posted...3) I've never heard the word 'Failed' so many times in my life, and that includes playing Darkstone on the PC. The narrator even has multiple ways of saying it. "Failed.", "Failed!", and even the inquisitive "Failed??" as if the race was so easy he's surprised anyone could actually fail it. There's even one where he actually sounds like he's pitying you, like his 'Failed...' should be accompanied by an emoticon :( and an on-screen prompt asking you if you'd like a cookie and a box of juice. And when you lose an event he wastes no time whipping out the failed comment, either. It's almost like being watched at the finish line by some omnipotent, yet extremely juvenile and irritating, being and the very instant you cross without passing he gleefully informs you that you have, yet again, failed. I would recommend this game to any gamer who won't take it personally that they are being berated by a holier-than-thou narrator. I would not recommend it to any gamer who may be contemplating suicide due to low self-esteem issues. LOLOL, I'd also add that the majority of the music is absolutely terrible! --- Wii-U addy BEADY MINK | |
I will say the track design blew me away. I'm really hoping MK8's tracks are just as good if not better. --- Currently Playing AC:NL FC: 2707-1667-1987 | |
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They're about equal in my book. For me, the fact that you can avoid items is great, but it makes it easier for the best player to win regularly in my experience. I prefer local games and my friends are... Not very good... So I personally play more Mario Kart because I think it's a little more friendly for inexperienced players. Both are very good though. | |
I tried the demo, it was okay, I didn't like the controls and I never made good use of any of the items. I still prefer Mario Kart. | |
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The_Shadow_Link posted... Gotta admit, I much prefer actually flying than the Falling with Style mario kart gives us. Plus the Single Player tour mode (which can be played with up to 4 friends for 5 players at once) is infinitely superior to the "win all cups 4 times" approach. Plus the items? SO much better, I love how if your skilled you can avoid them. They slow you down still, but you can still dodge them if your good enough. On a design level, Racing Transformed is a much better game. this for me and my friends |
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Great olace for fall hiking
Posted Oct 24, 2014 on Hotels.comGreat little hitel with larger sister hotel. Spa and sauna included
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Posted Sep 12, 2014 on Hotels.comSwiss hotels are really expensive, but we thought the Hotel Steinbock was a good deal because stays there include a pass for two to all of the local cable cars, funiculars and buses, which we used every day, plus use of the pool and spa at the posh Hotel Walther, its next-door sister hotel. We had the cheapest rooms, without private bath. At first, we had Room 30, which had two single beds. Then we asked for a room with beds that could be pushed together and got Room 31, which was a lot nicer. Management was very courteous, and service was great. We can't recommend the restaurant, though. We went there because we were told there was a special deal on a three-course menu that night, but by the time we sat down, it was sold out. Then the waitress up-sold us on soup, implying it was included with the entree, and we ended up paying way too much for a couple of overly salted entrees that we didn't much enjoy.
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Lovely hotel with everything we need.
Posted May 29, 2014Pros: Everything was lovely, pity about the expensive restaurant.
Cons: price!!
Location: Nothing here at all it was completly a dead dump as it is a winter resort only I believe.[Pontresina] Only use this and St Moritz as a stopover.
This was the off season [between winter and summer] so the town was dead as.Only good as a stopover as we wanted to catcht the train to Tirano in Italy for the scenery.[Bernina Express]
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Cozy hotel with excellent adjacent Spa
Posted Jan 6, 2014The single rooms are tiny but everything else like breakfast and Spa are great
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Att vårt rum saknade egen toalett/dusch uppvägdes mer än väl av den fria tillgången till den fantastiska bad-/SPA-anläggningen hos grannhotellet (tvärs över gräsmattan i badrocken som hörde tilll rummet). Fria resor med buss/tåg/berg- & kabinbanor inom Pontresina-S:t Moritzområdet ökade ytterligare värdet av vistelsen. Negativt med Pontresina är det ytterst begränsade utbudet av fristående restauranger.
Recommendedby Loufrom Park City, UT
Nice hotel and staff
Posted Jun 20, 2013 on Hotels.comWe enjoyed our stay in this hotel. The staff was very nice, breakfast very good, and dinner menu also excellent. They have no AC, but it's so quiet at night that we could sleep with the windows open so we were very comfortable.
for Everyoneby Alessandrofrom Milano, Italia
Ottimo rapporto qualità/prezzo
Posted Dec 4, 2012Pros: la posizione e il rapporto qualita'/prezzo
Cons: la colazione (niente di speciale ma comunque ok)
Ottima posizione, a due passi da piazza grande e con vista sul lago.
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- Tom Welling as Clark Kent
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Rapid Reaction: Tigers 7, Rangers 2
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The Detroit Tigers jumped on Rangers rookie starter Justin Grimm for five runs in the first inning, and Texas never threatened in a 7-2 loss on Friday night at Comerica Park.
Grimm start: Detroit batted around in the first inning, scoring five runs. The Tigers scored two more runs in the second inning. Detroit was 9-for-13 in the first two innings with four doubles. Grimm struggled with getting pitches up in the strike zone and, once again, with giving up the big inning. Grimm made it five straight starts in which he's lasted fewer than five innings. He's allowed 19 first-inning runs and 14 in the second inning. He left after 3 1/3 innings, having given up 10 hits, walking two and striking out three. His ERA is now 6.37.
Pierzynski goes deep: Catcher A.J. Pierzynski put the Rangers on the scoreboard in the fourth inning, belting a home run over the right-center-field fence. It was his second home run in six games and his ninth of the season.
Murph's struggles continue: David Murphy is swinging the bat better, but he hasn't heated up with runners in scoring position. Murphy, batting with the bases loaded and two outs with the Rangers trailing 7-2 in the top of the fourth, struck out. He is 0-for-17 and has two hits in his past 37 at-bats with runners in scoring position.
Ortiz deals: Reliever Joe Ortiz looked like the pitcher who broke spring training with the Rangers, giving the pitching staff a boost after Grimm's short outing. Ortiz tossed 3 2/3 scoreless innings, allowing a hit and striking out three. Ortiz had allowed 13 hits and 12 runs in his previous six major league appearances.
Font makes '13 debut: Reliever Wilmer Font made his 2013 debut with the Rangers, pitching a scoreless eighth inning. He did allow a walk.
Beltre's streak end: Third baseman Adrian Beltre's hitting streak ended at 13 games. He was 0-for-4.
Up next: The Rangers will try to bounce back on Saturday night when left-hander Derek Holland (7-4, 3.19 ERA) faces right-hander Max Scherzer (13-0, 3.06) at 6:15 p.m. Saturday night (ESPN Dallas 103.3 FM and 1540-AM). On Sunday, left-hander Martin Perez (3-1, 2.08) goes up against Tigers right-hander Justin Verlander (9-6, 3.71) at 12:08 p.m. Sunday on (ESPN Dallas 103.3 FM and 1540-AM).
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We stay there are people from other meeting also presents an op- focused on the Constitution counties that have the same portunity for members to hear & Bylaws to guide us; govern- responsibilities that you do. from their elected leadership ing documents that are estab- Through the years, feedback and hear from one another as lished by our membership. We has consistently indicated that to the best ways to move for- also keep at the forefront one "interactions with peers" is a ward toward the accomplish- common theme: to enhance valued part of the convention ment of goals. It is our hope the quality of life for individu- experience. The opportunity that all 88 counties are rep- als with developmental dis- to learn from others, hear that resented at the Delegate as- abilities. We look forward to there is someone else expe- senbly; to register, simply go seeing you at the Convention! riencing the same thing you to oacbdd.org, click on 27th Bridges to Transition Helping Youth Succeed By the end of federal fiscal year 2010, the Bridges team had processed nearly 400 referrals for youth to receive vocational rehabilitation services. Mark Your Calendar Upcoming OACB Events 2011 Spring Conference - May 19 - 20, 2011 at the Hilton at Polaris 2011 Annual Convention - November 30 - December 2, 2011 at the Hilton at Easton 2 Spotlight on Steve Bolger In an effort to better acquaint you with the volunteers who serve on the OACB Board of Trustees, we will profile a Trustee who is a County Board of DD Board Member each month. Profiled this month is Steve Bolger of the Jefferson County Board of Developmental Disabilities and Board Member of the OACB. How long have you been a Jefferson County Board Member? 7 years. How long have you served as a trustee on the OACB? 2 years. My family: Married to wife Pam. Children are Brady (age 13), Jake (11) and Karly (9). Occupation? Nursing Home Owner & administrator. Education? Business administration from Ohio Dominican; Masters in Healthcare Administration from Ohio University. Proudest moment as a Board Member? Successfully replacing the Superintendent for Jefferson County and contributing towards the opening of the Jefferson Spectrum Center, which is a school for children with autism. Three people (living or dead) you would like to have dinner with? Nelson Mandela, al Pacino and my Grandfather. One thing I would like to accomplish: Create a new healthcare system for delivering care for nurs- ing home residents. People would be surprised to know that: I'm a very good cook. My favorite thing to do is: Spend time with my kids and if I have a moment to myself, play golf. My favorite snack food is: Potato Chips. This irritates me: airports. Last book I read was: Digital Fortress by Dan Brown. My favorite movie is: Gladiator. OACB Trustee Appointed to DD Council Bob Milliken, President of the Stark County Board of Developmental Disabilities and OACB Board Member, has officially been appointed to the Developmental Disabilities Council. 3 Ohio County Boards of Developmental Disabilities Pass Levy Requests on the November 2nd Ballot Despite a very poor economic climate, Ohio's County Boards of DD received a 100% success rate on their levy requests. Eleven (11) Boards were on the ballot and all 11 were successful. Medina County Board of DD, which lost a hard fought battle in May, came back with a 60% passage rate. Williams County Board of DD passed a continuing levy! The complete list of results: Ashtabula: 1.33 mill renewal levy for seven years. athens: 1.8 mill replacement levy for eight years. Defiance: 1.9 mill replacement levy. First time on the ballot as a replacement. Mahoning: 3 mill renewal levy for five years. Marion: 3 mill Renewal Levy. To generate TBA for five years. Medina: 1.12 mill replacement levy for 10 years. Montgomery: 6.03 mill replacement levy. (NOTE: Montgomery County operates a Human Services Levy and is a combination of DD, ADAMHS, Children's Services, Elderly support, etc.) Portage: 1.8 mill renewal levy for five years. Putnam: .5 replacement levy for 10 years. Vinton: 2 mill renewal levy for each of 5 years. Williams: 2.5 mill replacement and 1 mill increase for a total of 3.5 mill on a continuing basis. Meet OACB StaffOACB. Some of Dustin's responsibilities at the OACB Member Dustin McKee Dustin is the Policy analyst for the include working with the state legislature and DODD, conducting policy research, and collecting and analyzing data on the statewide county board system. In an effort to give our members the opportunity to get to know our staff better, we thought we would share a little insight into their personal lives... Family: With the help of my Dad, my poor mother had to raise three boys! Favorite restaurants: Surly Girl Saloon, Marcella's, Dragonfly (the list goes on). Guilty Pleasure: Bells Two Hearted ale with Political News. What I do when I'm not working: Jogging, playing music, reading, hanging out with my wife and cats, rooting for the Steelers… Favorite Movie: Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy (I know, the book is better). Favorite moment working with individuals with developmental disabilities: Watching the people I served help to make a Thanksgiving Dinner after taking my cooking class… 4 NOTE: The following letter to the editor was published in the November 9, 2010 issue of The Daily Standard in Mercer County To the Editor: In reading the article published in the Standard on October 28, 2010, titled "Parents told to drop disabled kids at shelters" I was amazed and disappointed that officials at any level could even consider advising parents of individuals with developmental disabilities to drop them off at a homeless shelter when the parents could no longer provide for their care. After a great deal of reflection on this situation I understood why a similar response to a crisis would not happen in Ohio. While Ohio and Indiana have the same Federal laws and regulations to follow, and, I am sure, many identical or similar State laws and regulations governing services for the developmentally disabled, Ohio has at least two laws that make Ohio's system stronger than most of the nation. The first of these is the law, passed in 1967, that created County Boards of Developmental Disabilities. In Mercer County that board is the Mercer County Board of Developmental Disabilities, more familiarly known as the Cheryl Ann Programs. County Boards Developmental Disabilities are made up of seven unpaid members, five being appointed by the elected Board of Commission- ers, two by the elected Probate Judge. The Mercer County Board of Developmental Disabilities is given many responsibilities, including the responsibility to assure the safety and welfare of the citi- zens of Mercer County who have developmental disabilities who may be in an emergency or crisis situation. The second pertinent law in this regard went into effect in 1986 that mandated the County Boards of Developmental Disabilities to provide social work services to those eligible for County Boards of Developmental Disabilities services. Among the many Mercer County Board of Developmental Disabilities staff responsibilities is crisis intervention. At Cheryl Ann this staff is known as the SSA department. When a crisis situation occurs here in Mercer County the SSA team gets together immediate- ly to determine a short-term action plan that will meet the immediate needs of the individu- al. Once the situation is stable, the individual, the individual's SSA and his/her family will be- gin to plan for long-term services and supports designed to prevent future crises. This planning will involve other service groups at Cheryl Ann as well as other service providers and agencies. Why this works so well in Ohio is because of the local accountability that is built into the system from the beginning. Not only is the Board appointed by locally elected officials but more than 75% of Mercer County Board of Developmental Disabilities' operating funds are voted on and approved dir ectly by Mercer County voters. Assuming no major changes to Ohio's system by the Ohio legislature and Governor, you will never see an article like the one on October 28 about Mercer County. Mike Overman, Superintendent Mercer County Board of Developmental Disabilities 5 The OACB recently began offering Affiliate Memberships to people and companies that enhance the lives of people with developmental disabilities. In an effort to better acquaint you with our Affiliate Members, we will be showcasing an Affiliate Member in each newsletter. OLMR – Who is the "Ohio League"? Often times when introducing The Ohio League, people smile politely and say they have never heard of them. and, many who actually have heard of The Ohio League believe they are the "Developmental Center supporters". This couldn't be further from the truth. Founder and father alfred Leist created the Ohio League in 1987. His goal was and is today very simple. People with disabilities need to have the correct options available to meet their needs in residential settings, educational settings and in employment. The Ohio League is a non-profit advocacy group with approximately 5,000 parents, sisters and brothers, people with developmental disabilities, direct-care workers, and other professionals supporting the organization. They continue to push the goal of choice for all. Rich Klein, President and father states "It's no longer about the current 'buzz word', or latest, greatest trend being tossed around as the great fix for all, it's about sitting down with people who have developmental disabilities and their families and figuring out the options that will best meet their needs." "We can't have a system that's one size fits all and expect everyone to be successful in that system" Executive Director Deb Plaza states. "Many people move into a community setting and are incredibly successful and thrive in that setting. We believe that option should remain available and people should have the chance to try it out. additionally, we recognize that some people have a need for a higher level of support, and parents and families should not be afraid or ashamed to ask for that support and that level should also be available." The negative stigma of ICFMR's or Developmental Centers being an option for people needs to be eliminated; it's simply another option available. "I go back to it's about what a person needs, simple as that", Deb Plaza states. Deb Plaza has been with The Ohio League for two years and can be reached through email at firstname.lastname@example.com. You can also visit The Ohio League's website or become a member of The Ohio League at OhioLeague.org. Congratulations 2010 Executive Development Program Graduates! 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The area by phone to gather input about the who receives services at Erie CBDD, includes a basketball court, paved importance and quality of services was recently selected to be a leader walkway, tables, swings, and in the provided, and 99% rated our servic- in the 2011 Project STIR program. future a bocce court. The area is es as excellent or good, while 93% Harry completed the Project STIR named after two long-time support- did not suggest any changes to the training and was one of a select few ers, Donna Messerly and the late current array of services. The infor- invited back as a leader. Frank Kithcart. mation will be used to develop the Fairfield CBDD's Bobby Fisher, a Athens CBDD proudly announces CBDD's strategic plan. 73-year-old graduate of Berne Union it has passed a 1.8 mill, 8-year levy Clark CBDD recognized it's Com- High School and attendee of the se- passed at 69%. Individuals receiving munity Partners at a luncheon No- niors day hab program at the Op- services and their families recorded vember 18. Clark CBDD expressed portunity Center, collected personal radio levy-support advertisements. they are incredibly thankful for the hygiene and other comfort items Major fundraisers included a tele- citizens, business partners, and fam- for troops in afghanistan. He pre- vised sub-eating contest and a com- ilies who supported Clark CBDD. sented them to a Berne Union 7th edy night with professional come- Clinton CBDD drafted its new Stra- grade class that sent more than 70 dians. The Athens News published a tegic Plan. They worked many boxes overseas through the Blue 10-page feature section on all Board months obtaining feedback and lis- Star Mothers. programs the week before Elec- tening to constituents. They feel Franklin CBDD congratulates Board tion Day. also, on that weekend, the data is a good roadmap to guide Vice President Dean Fadel, who Beacon School and PersonnelPlus were us through the next few years. also is President of OACB, for being the recipients of the proceeds from Coshocton CBDD had a great re- recognized at the 10th annual SIBS WATH/WXTQ Radio's 27th annual sponse to the Special Olympics bas- Conference for his efforts to pro- Chili-Bowl Cook-Off Benefit with ketball program and this year two mote the importance of siblings of more 1,100 attendees. teams had to be created to meet individuals who have developmen- the demands of the growing group. tal disabilities. 7 Gallia CBDD has relocated its adult event recognizing the participants chased for the SSa department to Program and Sheltered Workshop. and businesses that have made our give each SSa a private work space The new facility is located next to community employment effort suc- with adequate storage and space for the Gallia County Early Childhood cessful. consumer files. and Family Center at 77 Mill Creek Holmes CBDD's Training Center had a Knox CBDD sponsored an anti-bul- Rd. in Gallipolis. They are excited float in the Antique Festival parade lying event for fifth grade students to be in their larger, more centrally (see related photo) in October. Be- that incorporated activities about located facility. cause of past problems with snow disabilities and abilities throughout Geauga CBDD is pleased to an- closure days in February, the Moth- the day. Organizations from across nounce its partnership with the er's Club held their quilting meet- Knox and Richland counties helped Geauga County Educational Services with the booths. More than 400 Center to operate preschool classes students attended the two day pro- in the Metzenbaum Center. as more gram. Students and teachers who students are placed in the public participated expressed very positive schools, collaboration and coopera- thoughts about the activities. tion in operating the classes at Met- Lake CBDD held its 13th annual zenbaum Center will help save dollars Doc's Deepwood Run at the Deep- while using the facility more fully. wood Campus on September 26, Guernsey CBDD hosted a "fun day" with about 750 motorcycle enthu- for the students at Golden Rule School siasts participating. Prizes and re- and the adults attending Guernsey ings in November this year. The freshments were plentiful, with a Industries in cooperation with the quilt stitched is always one of the grand prize drawing of 2010 Harley Kiwanis Club. activities included a most sought after of the more than Davidson Fatboy lo. Doc's Deep- bounce house, games and food. 70 quilts auctioned at the Spring wood Run was established 13 years Hamilton CBDD had several indi- Festival in May. Dr. Cuccaro from ago by a Vietnam vet named Doc viduals volunteer at Vineyard Com- the University of Miami in Florida, and is supported by a group of vol- munity Church in Cincinnati sorting in conjunction with V anderbilt Uni- unteers to benefit individuals with donated clothes for people served versity, gave a presentation about a developmental disabilities. Over by the church's Healing Center. study of autism in amish commu- the years, more than $350,000 has The individuals who volunteered nities at the parent's association been raised and disbursed in grants are part of a program at Hamilton meeting in November. to help people get specialized CBDD for those at risk of involve- Huron CBDD had two individuals equipment, go to camp, and assist ment with law enforcement. Jean Mull (fore- in meeting a variety of needs. The Highland CBDD celebrated with ground) and Ra- Lake County Board of DD appreciates a ribbon cutting for the new play- chel Jones (back) the efforts of everyone involved in ground. The photo below shows Su- assist the Nor- hosting the Doc's Deepwood Run perintendent Chuck Biggert (left) walk Salvation event, and the outstanding benefits and Preschool Teacher Joyce Baker army in their the committee provides to the indi- community vol- viduals served by the Board. It is unteer efforts in an extraordinary event with excep- packing lunch- tional people. es for children Lawrence CBDD's Open Door School who receive free will be participating in the 2010 lunches during the week. Festival of Trees at the Paramount Jackson CBDD is celebrating the Arts Center in Ashland, Kentucky. holidays during November with a Students from Primary II and Inter- private showing at their local movie mediate classes will be decorating ac theater for the J-V Adult Service the tree for their theme, a Dreamy Center and Hope Haven School. They Dickens Christmas. are also attend a viewing of the Licking CBDD's Chapter of People holding the ribbon, while Board American Cancer Society's "Festival First got its start in September, and President Linda allen cuts it with of Trees" and a reception follow- already members of the group have preschool student andrew McCol- ing. "art in the Heart" has donated booked speaking engagements. lum. The playground was funded by a handmade nativity and creche for In early November, five individu- a combination of donated funds and this fundraising event. als gave speeches to Granville High funding from the Ohio Department of Jefferson CBDD has recently began School students. It didn't take long Education, Highland County Endow- a number of small projects aimed for our People First group to hit the ment Fund, and the Highland County at improving our Training Center ground running; advocating for Board of DD. building. A small roof project, pav- themselves and sharing their ex- Hocking CBDD is getting ready for ing project, restroom renovation, periences seems to be their forte! its accreditation review. They also and painting project are scheduled They did a great job at Granville celebrated October as Community for completion by the end of the High School, and they look forward Employment month by holding an year. Cubicles are also being pur- to sharing with other groups. 8 Logan CBDD The people served by Comer the prestigious honor of org, by utilizing the services of a RTC Employment Services are open- State of Ohio Special Olympics Coach local Public Broadcast TV station ing a store in Bellefontaine called of the Year, presented during a cer- throughout 2010 to produce the "Instant Replay". It is a second- emony at the University Plaza Hotel, videos. The videos are 30-minute in- hand sporting goods store where near the campus of the Ohio State terviews of Department Directors customers can buy used athletic University. discussing services provided to the equipment. The opening of the new Mahoning CBDD recently held a community supporting individuals retail business will help those served rally to support its 3 mill levy cam- with disabilities. Links are provided by RTC Industries Inc. learn valuable paign. The evening included a clas- on each page of Montgomery CBDD on-the-job skills while offering Lo- sic car show, chili cook-off compe- website. The videos are first shown gan County residents unique deals tition, a marching band, fire truck, on the Miami Valley Communica- on sporting good items. The official pony rides, fun, music and dancing. tions Council community station opening was October 14. With nearly 400 people attend- over a three-day period. Staff and Lorain CBDD recently hosted two ing the outdoor activity under the provider training videos will also be exciting events promoting health, canopy at Bev MaSCO, the evening available. In the future there will wellness, and ath- was a huge success and helped pass be video of Early Intervention ses- letics. The Mur- the levy. Thank you to Mahoning sions made available to the family ray Ridge Center County for supporting the Board's via password protected links. Fun & Wellness programs and activities. Morgan CBDD will continue a tra- Expo provided Medina CBDD saw nearly 100 in- dition dating back to 1991. That's a day of food, dividuals with developmental dis- when then-Superintendent Gil- abilities take the stage last month bert Melragon hosted the first for the Medina CBDD's semi-annu- program-wide Thanksgiving meal. al musical stage production. This Staff and families provide the side year's presentation, titled Don't dishes for the meal, and the turkeys Stop; A Story of Self Determination are donated by area civic organiza- & Believing, was written by Medina tions. For the past two years the games, athletic activities, wellness CBDD staff members and told the consumers' cooking group has pre- information booths, and a special story of one individual's journey to pared side dishes at the workshop, appearance by the Mega Cham- self-determination as he interacts frozen them, and they have been pionship Wrestlers. The Murray with iconic musicians from the past enjoyed at the meal. Preparing for Ridge Inland Trail Marathon/Half and present. The two night produc- the Thanksgiving meal is a wonder- Marathon and 5K Run/Walk fol- tion was seen by more than 1,800 ful opportunity for staff and people lowed the next morning. This Bos- audience members. receiving services to work together. ton-qualifying event attracted more Mercer CBDD had its annual in-ser- We look forward to carrying on this than 300 runners from around the vice recently, and this year's presen- Thanksgiving tradition for many country, and proceeds benefited the tation was on their own community years to come. Murray Ridge Levy Committee. employment and services presented Morrow CBDD will bid farewell to Madison CBDD is proud to announce by the Board's community support one of its longtime Board Members they are home to the State of Ohio's staff. The staff presentations were as Phil Ohler, father to one of our Special Olympics Coach of the year. enhanced by testimonials from sev- adult consumers. Mr. Ohler leaves While winning has been important eral recipients of community servic- the Morrow CBDD after serving 12 to Recreation Coordinator Lincoln es. The Board reported that seeing years. He has been a very faithful Comer as he has skippered many and hearing results from their de- and dedicated Board member, al- Special Olympics sports teams over cisions that were made in the past ways keeping the best interests of the years, the development of his makes current decision-making those recieving services in mind. athletes as more meaningful. Mr. Ohler has witnessed many people has Miami CBDD recently reported on changes to the Board's programs, been at the the community outreach projects having been through 21 levy defeats, top of his to- for three teams of Service and Sup- and having been involved in the do list. It was port administrators. The remin- difficult decision of making many this compas- ing team has rented a unit in a lo- program cuts. In his capacity as a sion for Spe- cal storage facility and has been Board Member, Mr. Ohler has also cial Olympics working hard the past few months served on the Board's Facilities/ athletes, as to stock it with donated furniture Transportation Committee and the well as suc- and household items and create Board's non-profit housing corpora- cess on the an inventory system. Individuals tion. Mr. Ohler will continue to stay playing field, served by the CBDD who are in involved with the Board in some ca- that earned need of household items can utilize pacity. It is with great appreciation Madison CBDD Recreation Coordinator Lincoln Comer this well-organized system to access for all of his hard work and dedica- (left) was presented with the Special Olympics Coach of help in times of crisis. tion that Morrow CBDD say good the Year for the state of Ohio recently. Presenting Comer with his award is Marty Allen, Program Director for Montgomery CBDD has created a bye to Phil as a Board Member. Special Olympics Ohio. video website www.mcbddsvideos. 9 Muskingum CBDD will be present- in numbers of Special Olympians mer Ohio State University basketball ing its Starlight Industries art of the who participate every year, and it's standout Jay Burson. also, to mark a great recognition opportunity," the month, RNI had five billboards said Kirk McMahon, District Su- and received a proclamation from perintendent. "They are athletes the County Commissioners. and should be awarded varsity let- Ross CBDD Music Therapist Kris ters with all the rights and privileges Ramsey has Pioneer School's Bell that go along with it." For more of Choir on the road again this year. this story visit http://www.circlev- The Bell Choir regularly practices illeherald.com/articles/2010/11/15/ and visits nursing homes, assisted news/doc4ce14607eca23640983710. living centers, senior citizens cen- txt. ters, churches, and all kinds of com- Pike CBDD and the Pike Metropoli- munity activities to which the Choir tan Housing Authority are working is invited. This is a free community with those receiving CBDD services service which everyone enjoys. Heart Studio artists at the OACB and their families to improve qual- Sandusky CBDD is very excited to 27th annual Convention. They ity of life through environmental announce that they have recently will be selling wind chimes, holiday modifications and adaptive assis- purchased a beautiful 6,400 square cards, and Christmas ornaments. tive equipment services under the foot facility dedicated to all day ar- We hope to see you there! HCBS Waivers. There have been ray programming. This facility is Ottawa CBDD has teamed up with 11 projects completed since 2009 located in the heart of Fremont, di- its public transit authority OCTA, making life easier for all involved. rectly down the street from the high to challenge RVI (Riverview Indus- Portage CBDD was pleased with the school, future home of the middle tries) and ORSI (Housing Corporation) very positive renewal of its five-year school, and our local YMCA. The to a volleyball match to benefit both 1.8 mill levy issue. The Board thanks site has given us the room neces- ay the United W of Ottawa County and the citizens of Portage County for sary to expand our innovative pro- the People First chapter. People First their continuing commitment to gramming and quality services. members are excited to manage the needs of persons with devel- Some opportunities available are concessions and door prizes. opmental disabilities and would UNITY President, Perry CB and its The Employment also like to congratulate the other Bill Young, having Connection of Hocking and Perry Coun- 10 counties whose issues were also fun with the Brutus ties (TEC) helped celebrate October very successfully supported. The mascot that presided over as National Disability Employment Board will next be on the ballot in the conference. His awareness Month seeking to pro- the 2013 general election. girlfriend, Michelle mote positive employment out- Preble CBDD honored four of its Smith is wearing the shirt that was comes for people with disabilities retiring Board Members at a recep- designed for the by encouraging employers, schools, tion November 9. Collectively, Paul weekend by Wil- and community members to recog- Shaeffer, Carolyn Showalter, Mary liam Keels, who is another self advo- nize the talents that people with Louise Howard and Stanley Spen- cate with very cre- disabilities bring to the workplace. cer have contributed more than 44 ative abilities. TEC hosted their first annual aware- years of service to the Preble CBDD. ness luncheon in Hocking County Congratulations and thank you for pool league, corn hole, music class and dinner in Perry County where your leadership, dedication and and karaoke, academics, book club, more than 70 people attended. commitment! art club along with daily exercise Business partners, school districts, and vocational training. Gener- and individuals were recognized ally, three times per week our walk- for their efforts in improving di- ing club members join the YMCA versity throughout the community. walking club. To date, we have TEC would also like to announce walked collectively nearly 60 miles! Sue Schmitter-Motta as Executive Pictured left to right are Stanley Spencer, Carolyn Show- We are planning an open house in Director of the program. For pro- alter, Mary Louise Howard and Paul Shaeffer. early spring after some minor reno- gram information contact Sue at ss- vations, but if anyone is interested email@example.com and for Richland CBDD saluted more than in a tour, please contact Mandy Community Outreach efforts con- 100 area employers during Disabil- Camden at 567-201-2063. tact Lindsey Jago at ljago@tecohio. ity Employment awareness Month Scioto CBDD will be hosting a re- org or by calling 740-385-4371. in October during the annual Em- tirement party for Superintendent Pickaway CBDD is pleased to an- ployer Recognition Breakfast on Brenda Benson at 1 p.m. December nounce that Circleville High School October 28, which attracted nearly 10 in our adult Services Building students who participate in Special 300 people. Gorman-Rupp Industries (STAR Inc.) Everyone is welcomed Olympics will now be eligible to earn and PB and Jelly Beans were named to attend. The Board has hired Ben a varsity letter for their efforts af- the Employers of the Year. RNI Hollinger, currently Superintendent ter a unanimous vote by the Board also honored three Employees of in Hocking County, as the new su- of Education. "We are growing the Year. The guest speaker was for- perintendent. On a seperate note, 10 the new bus garage is completed, Tuscarawas CBDD has provided ser- hold its fall concert in November. and Petermann has moved in to it. vices to children ages 5-21 through- The choir has produced a DVD Seneca CBDD saw its Individuals out the years in the traditional which highlights the choir, its For Unity, Self Advocates from Seneca way of assigning students to an in- members and its performances. It is County, just complete their 16th an- structional classroom according to available for purchase for a suggest- nual conference November 13-14 at chronological age and classroom ed donation of $10. Please contact the Sawmill Lodge. advocates chose numbers as specified by the Ohio Dawn McKenna at (513) 695-1857 or the theme "Ohio State Basketball" Department of Education's (ODE) Pro- firstname.lastname@example.com. to promote the advocacy confer- cedural Guidelines. It has become Washington CBDD's staff and persons ence which was entitled "Let's Get increasingly apparent that by just receiving services participated in a Fired Up for advocacy." John Die- following these Procedural Guide- fundraiser for beloved bus driver bler, Ohio State basketball player, lines, individual student needs were "Joe" who has been diagnosed with sent an inspirational video message not always able to be met to the a life threatening illness earlier this to the group via his father Keith fullest extent possible. This school month. Through the generosity of Diebler. There were 145 people in year, with the help and support of participants and our community attendance. an educational consultant, students more than $17,000 was raised. Stark CBDD presented the annual and staff were assigned to the fol- Wood CBDD is taking advantage of Great Pumpkin Race with TWi. lowing classes by individual need/ current technology. They are using There are many community spon- strengths versus chronological age iPads to teach students. accord- sors of the race. all proceeds bene- span: an Intensely Structured Class- ing to Chris McDonald, Speech/ fit Stark Special Olympics. Given bud- room, a Technology Classroom, a Language Pathologist, the use of an get cuts, this event becomes a major Functional academics Classroom iPad is giving students an additional fundraiser for the Spe- for younger students, and an Inde- avenue to expand their abilities to cial Olympics program. pendence/Vocational Classroom for learn and communicate. Children about 500 runners/ the older students. This approach is now read stories by having the walkers from Northeast proving to be beneficial in maximiz- story pictured and spoken through Ohio participate in the ing the potential of each student by the iPad. Students learn to identify race each year. allowing staff to focus on strengths signs, learn vocabulary, and express and better meet individual student feelings. One program even repeats TWi artist Bambi Bernhardt won the logo design needs. the sound, phrase or sentence ex- contest for the 2010 race t-shirt. Union CBDD is saying good-bye to pressed. This has encouraged stu- Summit CBDD is now offering hand- two Board Members, Steve Streng dents to increase their communica- sewn and pottery products made by and Bruce Davis. They both began tion skills. The iPad can also serve the Summit CBDD program par- their Board tenure in 1999. They are as a student's communication board ticipants in a seasonal kiosk at the completing their third consecutive with standard words and phrases Chapel Hill Mall in Cuyahoga Falls. four-year terms, the maximum per- they would use in everyday activi- This is the fourth year for this high- mitted by state law. Bruce was ap- ties at school and home. And, just traffic location during the holiday pointed to the Board by the Union like any kid, they can connect to the shopping season. Open from No- County Commissioners. He served as Internet and access things like You- vember 1 - December 31, the kiosk Board President from 2001-2009 Tube, e-mail, and other fun digital provides a great community pres- and also has served on numerous media on the web. ence for the agency as a distribution committees. Steve currently serves Wyandot CBDD is pleased to an- point for literature and community as the Board President. Over the nounce its local Lions Club just outreach material. years, he also has served on numer- completed a wheelchair accessible Trumbull CBDD offered its com- ous committees and was appointed nature trail and observation deck munity a glimpse into the world of to the Board by the Union County in the Soil & Water Conservation art performed by people with dis- Commissioners as a parent appointee. District's natural woodlot, which is abilities. The Fairhaven Foundation, located on the property adjacent to under the direction of Linda Tiiho- angeline School & Industries. It's nen, sponsored an art Show at the fantastic and all volunteer! Squaw Creek Country Club, which was attended by hundreds of mem- bers of the public and employees of Pictured are (left )Bruce Davis and (right) Steve Streng the Trumbull CBDD. Hundreds of pieces of art were displayed along an V Wert CBDD has a contract with with the 12 winners of the compe- Hupp Aerospace Defense. Employees tition. The art will be featured in have packaged more than 1.5 mil- the Fairhaven Foundation 2011 calen- lion parts for kits used on the Chi- dar. Warren City Schools vocal music nook and apache helicopters, as department performed and artists well as the Humvee and other mili- with disabilities demonstrated their tary equipment. painting skills during the evening. It W arren CBDD was proud to watch was a gala event. its choir, Voices of Warren County,


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Heroes |
Dec 20, 2014 | LordKainzo | Release | ||
We're back on Bukkit! The forums will be re-enabled as well sometime in the future. - - Overview - Configuration - Commands - Experience - Skills - Classes - Parties - Introduction to Heroes Created for the MMORPG server Herocraft. Heroes is a dynamic, flexible and highly configurable class, skill and experience system. Heroes itself is the hub of your players RPG experience, boasting classes, multi-tiering, and advanced skills. Along with classes, Heroes offers your players a new style of... | |||||
Herochat |
Aug 15, 2013 | LordKainzo | Mature | ||
Herochat 5 A Chat Channel System for mc.herocraftonline.com Herochat 5 is a complete rewrite of the previous version of Herochat. For those of you unfamiliar with Herochat, this plugin provides a highly configurable channel system for SMP chat. Herochat's primary purpose is to make player chat on large servers both manageable and readable. Each chat channel provides a chatroom for channel members to discuss in without broadcasting messages to everyone on the server at once. Players can be in... | |||||
HeroBounty |
Apr 24, 2013 | LordKainzo | Release | ||
HeroBounty Vault is Now Required! Description: HeroBounty adds a whole new dimension to Minecraft PvP. For anyone who has ever been killed by another player and wanted them to pay, but just didn't want to spend the time hunting them down, here is your answer! HeroBounty adds a public hit list to your server, allowing players to anonymously post hits against their enemies for a reward paid out of their pocket. Other players can take on the role of bounty hunter, competing to fulfill bounties... |