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In a lot of conspiracy video's mention Hegel as introducing the following idea: "If you want to speed up social change you create a crisis" although I'm pretty sure that this is a misleading statement as I think Hegel was referring to a conflict of ideas (aka a contradiction) rather then any deliberately created social crisis. This idea seems similar to the current popular idea of cognitive dissonance. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cognitive_dissonance Were people when faced with two contradictory ideas in the mind must either rationalize away this contradiction or reevaluate their ideas. When people are no longer able to rationalize they must change their position. Some authors suggest that the Hegelian Dialectic is not simply a fictional narrative but rather played out in the social narative in current events. That is we are presented with two conflicting ideas though the media, the thesis and the anti-thesis from which we are supose to re-evaluate the thesis (this is known as the systheis) and come to a position which is in the middle but closer to the thesis then the anti-thesis. http://s243a.amplify.com/2010/07/28/hegels-dialectic/ So in the unlikely scenero proposed in the following paper: http://www.scribd.com/doc/11679099/What-is-the-Hegelian-Dialect capitalism is the thesis, communism is the anti thesis and communitarianism is the synthesis as it is closer to capitalism then communism but lies in the middle between and individualistic centered philosophy and a collectivist philosophy. It of course seems highly unlikely that such a narrative could be deliberately played out on the world stage as a way of steering "social progression". Unfortunately Heglian logic isn't even mentioned in the Stanford encyclopedia of philosophy because it was considered only as historicaly revlevent by current thinkers such as Berchant Russell. http://johns243acreighton.amplify.com/2010/07/28/russell-on-the-hegelian-dielectic/ http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/hegel/
I have always associated this logic with Marxism, i.e. that crisis in capitalism would lead to a communist revolution. The first time I noticed the logic expressed in popular culture was in the movie, Finding Nemo, where one of the fish comes up with the plan to break the filter so the tank will get so dirty that the dentist will have to clean it. There's a great scene where Gil, the lead fish, and Nemo are looking with satisfaction over the dysfunctional tank with utopian background music. Anyway, I used to think of this as a clever strategy for influencing social change but I came to favor the deliberate constructive process of evolution over revolution stimulated by necessity. The reason is that all you really do by inciting revolution is create a significant-enough amount of violence that people are afraid to do anything except cater to the will of the rebels, which essentially amounts to dictatorial rule by force. I also think that this hegelian logic is a lazy person's approach to social change, since creating a crisis can be as easy as sabotaging productive processes, whereas working toward change actually involves replacing productive processes with alternatives. Of course, what do you do when you're dealing with a economic system that takes any attempt to generate alternative processes and capitalizes on them in order to generate profit that stimulates economic recovery of the status quo? Certainly the bolshevics failed in their approach, as has anyone else who has attempted to topple capitalism/socialism by force. I think the answer lies in cultural awareness but how do you spread that when there is loads of counter-ideology that allows people to block out things that don't reinforce their everyday faith in profit, income, and consumption (the fuel for maintaining the status quo) as their daily bread? Before I get branded a communist or other revolutionary, which I get accused of from time to time, I should just mention that I think the solution lies in the kind of radical republicanism that motivated Lincoln and others during the time of the US civil war. I have read that those republicans were inspired by Marx to a form of communism, but I don't see republicanism as communism because of the fundamental difference between individualism and collectivism, i.e. private and public property. Still, if people would methodically work toward more independent individual control over as many economic aspects of human life as possible, and only leave those best served by mass-production to corporate and government control, I think the result would be very much like what Marx envisioned with communism except people would be free individuals instead of robots subjugated to an imagined collective good.
On cognitive dissonance: This is in fact about people finding excuses not to change their beliefs, finding ways to ignore evidence that should demand change. On dialectics: This is not some irrelevant weird branch of logic but in fact the basis of Greek metaphysics. Greek thought was the search for the fundamental. And what the Greeks found was that the fundamental always came in complementary pairs - thesis and anti-thesis as Hegel later put it. You start with a symmetry (the metaphysical proposition that anything might be the case) and then break that symmetry (to find out what is crisply the case, and thus also what exactly is not the case). But then it turns out that both sides of the divide are equally true, equally necessary, equally fundamental, as concepts. So is the world fundamentally substance or form, discrete or continuous, stasis or flux, atom or void, chance or necessity? At every turn of Greek thought, a symmetry breaking always resulted in two opposed, yet also complementary, limits on being. The dialectic itself was the reasoning process of Socrates. If I can claim one thing strongly, then you can make just as good a case for its anti-thesis. And it became a principle of logic when Aristotle framed the law of the excluded middle. But where things went wrong after that is that people wanted to believe that only one choice could be fundamental (if necessity is true, then chance must be a false idea, etc). Kant for example argued that antimonies, as he called them, were a sign of conceptual pathology (when instead, I am arguing, they are evidence of conceptual success - the most robust dichotomies endure because they are a true symmetry breaking, and symmetry breakings must have two directions, two opposed limits). Hegel tried to salvage logic by building dichotomisation into the structure of argument. So he came up with the developmental process of thesis => anti-thesis => syn-thesis. It sort of can work, but it is missing some things - or rather, it was never well understood by most people. The aim goes beyond mere negation and then arriving at a middle road. Instead, the aim is to make a clear separation towards two equal truths, and then mix them across all scales to arrive at an equilibrium mixture. So you do not average across thesis and anti-thesis to come to some gaussian mean. Instead you mix these two things to arrive at a more complex state with a geometric mean, a fractal structure. Given the example here is social structure and a possible dichotomy between socialism and capitalism, I would argue that societies are symmetry-broken along the faultline of competition~co-operation. Or individualism and collectivism. And so an ideal society would recognise this - that both competition and co-operation are essential, yet mutually exclusive, behaviours. They are thesis and antithesis and yet both are "true". We need both even if they seem to be working against each other. And the way we achieve this (in an ideal society) would be to have both tendencies freely mixed over all scales of society. So the synthesis is not about averaging across competitive and co-operative responses so as to arrive at some bland intermediate state of action. Instead, we want both to be as strongly expressed as possible, but then freely mixed, freely in interaction, so that the synthesis is a dynamic product of the best of both. Social democracy is an attempt at creating such a compound or blended state. Enough downward action or global constraint (laws, welfare net, institutions, civil society) to produce strong co-operation, mixed with enough upwards, individualistic, striving to produce strong competition. Communism - or totalitarianism pretending to be socialism - clearly was too constraining on individual creative freedom (it was about collective control rather than collective co-operation). Free market systems can likewise become too individualistic, unbalanced in the other direction. The Marxist take on dialectics seems to be more about challenging existing social structures, as you say. But they were responding to an unbalanced social world with too much individual freedom at the top, too much exploitation and repression at the bottom. It seemed logical to smash things down, let it all grow again, better the second time round. Yet what communism often ended up achieving was to smash things down and simply let a different elite recreate an unbalanced social system - a failure of the practice rather than the theory. As to Hegel's legacy (and Hegel, remember, was only really making explicit what had always been implicit in Greek metaphysic), well the most important person to take things a step further was CS Peirce. Hegel also remains well known to those in modern systems science.
apeiron, great explanation. However, you miss one fundamental problem, which is obfuscation in modern economic ideology. Capitalism is associated with competition but corporatism is predicated on cooperation among individuals acting within the corporate bureaucracy. Then shortcomings of corporatism and relative market-control are blamed on the competitive nature of capitalism. Do you see how this allows corporatism to pursue its agenda by blaiming its failures on capitalism in a way that promotes anti-competitive measures? Someone should name this at a level comparable to the Hegelian dialectic. Maybe it should be called the Strawman dialectic: attribute the thing you want to transcend on your opponent and by doing so garner support for the very thing that is criticized while promoting the thing that helps it along.
Not sure I completely follow you here, but I think you are agreeing with me that a good social system is one that does full justice to both competition and co-operation. So corporatism would be good where it does this, and bad when the desire to regulate becomes an over-regulation. The problem is that people always want to take sides - they want to be left or right. And yet the need is to be able to harness both individualism and collectivism in a synergistic balance. I should have also noted that political opinions are not just dichotomised by the thesis~antithesis of individualism~collectivism, but also libertarianism~authoritarianism. You can have right wingers who are very conservative (hate gay marriage, religious fundamentalist) and right wingers who are very liberal (your preferences are your choice). Same with left wingers. Some free and easy, others believe there is a single answer that should be enforced. The question then is can the liberal~authoritarian dynamic also be subsumed under the larger umbrella of competition~co-operation? Or does it reflect something else, such as plasticity~stability. Conservatives (left or right) think they have the answers and so there is only a single direction for society to head in. While libertarians think the answers are unknown and so society needs to explore all directions. I'll have to consider that some more. But my arguement would still be that if a dichotomy like libertarian~conservative is a valid one, then an ideal society would want to harness the energy of both polarities (and would not seek to stiffle either voice).
Economically, the government does harness both sides by generating fiscal stimulus either through government spending or through tax cuts and private spending. Actual fiscal conservatism is not tolerated because it would require people to live without income/spending whenever the economy tightened up. This is unimaginable for people who assume absolute interdependency of a modern economy compared with a pre-modern one. Also, what you don't get about the co-operation of corporatism is that it already synthesizes competition by promoting profit and income competition. This, in turn, stifles price competition because competing for higher profits and incomes requires revenues that would be lost if price competition closed the gap between costs and prices. Nevertheless, price competition is sacrificed in the process - which undermines your comfortable assumption that logical synthesis between co-operation and competition automatically results in a happy balance. In reality, one form of competition is eclipsing another - and co-operation is the means of suppressing the form of competition that would benefit consumers.
Please correct me where necessary, as, given Hegel didn't use the terms and there are many examples that may not fit an easy description, that, despite the many descriptions linked to, I would like to write my understanding. Hegel's dialectic triad, as I understand it, involves parts and a whole. A positive abstract/thesis relies on a negative position/antithesis both relying on the other for existence. Via reason these are a positive concrete/ideal/idea/reality/synthesis on another level, like a phase transition. Wholeness, according to Hegel, is superior to the parts. Also, dialectics has been considered a rejection of both dualism and monistic reductionism, where opposing parts are transcended by a leap to a higher level. A favourite explanation, wonderfully exemplified here, in post 974- https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=34922&page=61 RIP Or, another example would be in thinking of day and night as defining each other and as opposing each other, but then finding that neither contradicts each other in a bigger view that takes in the revolutions of earth orbiting the sun. I don't think cognitive dissonance example given is not a great interpretation of Hegel's rationalization described here, nor is the creation of a crisis. Or regarding dialectics as I described them, dialectics could be considered too abstract, too idealistic, too asymmetrically favouring the positive, too spatially and temporally ambiguous, too reliant on reason, of relying too much upon stable binaries, of being totalitarian, etc. Variations have been produced like by Marx who changed the idealism to materialism http://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1847/poverty-philosophy/ch02.htm . Further, regarding a socio-political syntheses, similar arguments have arrived at different interpretations, e.g., the agnonistic pluralism of Laclau and Mouffe, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agonism, or deliberative democracy or Jameson's work, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fredric_Jameson , among others. There are other interpretations too, where the dialectic is symbolic, allows plurality of meaning and metaphors, leaving residue like the "objet petit a", like in the works of Lacan. Structuralism explained a spatial vertical axis. In this sense, and others, I like in some ways how Hegel was addressed by Derrida (deconstruction being this reply). Firstly, I think Derrida didn't impose judgements of positive or negative. He showed a perspective that didn't require the vertical axis. Instead of attaining an Hegelian ideal, the idea, or a Marxist humanistic/conscious/ material application, I think Derrida remains with discourse, as is the dialectic itself. He seemed to do this by investigating the seemingly binary parts, disclosing their instability and assumptions, uncovering in the boundaries a complex multiplicity of temporal always already (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Always_already) meanings, more real than the binary parts. (I think Brooks has suggested these may be recursive.) To be consistent, dialectics could be considered an abstract (part), too. I think that some of Derrida's ideas work well as a constitutive and threatening reply to this, as the dialect is also to Derrida's discourse. And I think something of temporally fluctuating multiplicity of meanings of Hegel's dialectic triad have also been shown here.
The Political Compass quiz thread might be relevant- https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=252150
The Hegelian approach (like Ying Yang) is half right IMO. One view is that reality strongly divides into complementary truths, and then the obvious next step is to heal this rift somehow to arrive at an even greater truth. The other view is that reality strongly divides, and is then in fact created, by the mixing or interacting of these truths. So one view is transendent, the other emergent. Then of course there is the third view - because the first view does not seem to arrive at any destination (it suggests and endless Hegelian spiral of ab-reaction and synthesis) then we end up with an endless process of deconstruction or discourse. Plural truth, which is no truth at all because everything is relative and culture-bound. The second view (emergent dichotomies) by contrast would claim to arrive at metaphysically fundamental dichotomies. If you take a dichotomy like discrete~continuous, or stasis~flux, for example, there can be no transcending synthesis. But you can mix these things over all scales to create a "whole system". Stasis~flux can be modelled for instance as self-organised criticality - the old edge of chaos stuff. Scalefree stability~plasticity. So you get your third thing (the synthesis). But it is not about annihilating or transcending what was previously created. Instead, it is just the system that arises from the free mixing of a symmetry that has been broken over all scales. It is definitely to do with phase transitions. But more accurate to see it as a description of a system at the point of the transition - at the moment of scalefree criticality. Anyway, the point is that Hegel only had it half right. The Marxists got it even less right. Others like Peirce were nearer to the mark. But the central idea is correct. Monadism leads to dualism (once something is possible, so is something else which is its asymmetric "other"). Then once you have two things, a third becomes possible - the system that arises due to their mixing or interaction. So all more complex ontologies are triadic.
I think that by modeling the dialectical process in this way, you are possibly missing the point of dialectical reasoning, which is that truth results from critical engagement of a thesis, not from modeling a process of truth-finding and adhering to that. It would be like if I told you that the best way for us to have a real argument instead of a scripted one would be to disagree and become emotionally involved in our respected positions. Then if you would proceed to model that whole process out to the point of it being exactly scripted, the argument would no longer be an argument but a scripted drama. The same is true with critical reasoning. To generate the dialectic, you have to critically engage some thesis with an anti-thesis. If you stand outside the process and try to control it that way, you don't have a dialectical process at all - unless you consider representational modeling as an anti-thesis for the reality it models as the thesis. But how would that work when what you are modeling is the dialectical process itself?
Well, Peirce takes precisely this approach - an internalist stance. Yet still argues for an absolute form - a generalised model of the dialectic. Internalism says we can only model the world. But then modelling is imagining the view from outside. And yes, this is a "dialectic" answer. But the dichotomy is between global models and local measurements rather than global models and "reality".
That sums it up pretty well, doesn't it? Is it possible to model things externistically without dominating the dialectic with a relationship between knower and known that is essentially harmonious? Can you model dialectical reason in dialectical conflict with dialecti-cism? I would say you are doing this by contradicting dialectical reasoning in the way you model it, but will it lead to a synthesis without the anti-thesis that the model itself is anti-dialectical? Maybe instead of "reality" or "local measurements," you could just say "the empirical." Certainly there is conflict between any model or theory and direct empiricism. I suppose that is the dialectical process of science : theory-building and then empirical tests leading to theoretical innovations. But, as you probably well know, many people are taking an externalist approach to this dialectical process by attempting to control what is addressed in the dialectical process and what isn't. I think such people just don't like to roll their sleeves up and conflict with existing theories. It's safer to police those theories against contestation.
I think my post was confusing as it was about a possible relationship between ideas as a different and perhaps consistent application of Hegel's dialectic. This included Hegel's ideas about reason/logic/a metaphysical model and also included ideas about binary positions that both, constitute and threaten the other, or, put differently, are internal and external to each other. Again, these positions are not just external, nor are they homogeneous and so reducible, but instead are internal and heterogeneous. E.g. 'Derrida's famous term "différance" refers to this relation in which machine-like repeatability is internal to irreplaceable singularity and yet the two remain heterogeneous to one another' (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/derrida/ ). So while other comments regarding Derrida may be arguable, for example, Norris claims Derrida showed the impossibility of relativism, I don't think they were about this relationship, but about these ideas individually. But suggestions which may further Hegelian consistency may also be appropriate for other ideas concerning binaries, for example, that humanly employed empirical support may be vulnerable to subjectivity in assumptions, selection, marginalisation and interpretations has become fairly well accepted, and that critiques of detailed metaphysical ideas by such differing perspectives available here, within guidelines, would seem particularly valuable.


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dang wouldn't if be something to blaze with Jim Carey haha
dang wouldn't if be something to blaze with Jim Carey haha
Ricky Williams- For all you NFL and CFL fans out there. (although he claims he hasn't smoked in over a year now)
Jim Carrey + Marijuana + Me = a shitload of laughing
Gameshow host: Heres the question i ask of all our contestants. What made you drop out?
Bob: Well alot of people think it was the 400 acid trips i took yah know.
Gameshow host: Uh huh, but what was it really Bob?
Bob: Well one day i played Black Sabbath at 78 speed, man.
Gameshow host: Black Sa... And then what happened?
Bob: I saw God.
Gameshow host: You saw god. Well that sounds like true enlightenment to me Bob.
George Clinton. Ex President's brother.
...try again, i think you are really referring to the funk musician...
caught a beer in a brown paper sack two dollars away from the rent
nice post
Kurt Cobain was listed twice
No stupid disclaimer here...Im proud I smoke cannabis
Originally Posted by Ganjasaurusrex
If these have been mentioned by LIPP please disregard.
Bob Denver ("gilligan" caught recieving 30 grams in the mail from co-star "Mary Ann" lol.
Kareem Abduul Jabaar (basketball)
Sugar Ray Leonard (boxer)
Ted Turner (CNN founder, known to toke in the office)
Stephan King (director)
Dionne Warwick (singer)
Carrie Fisher (star wars 1 and 2)
Chrissie Hynd (singer Pretenders)
Robert Altman
Norman Mailer
Linda McCarthy
Micheal Bloomberg (N.Y. Mayor "Hell yes I smoked it")
Harrison Ford (actor)
Newt Gingrich (former speaker of the House)
Woody Harrelson (actor)
Alan Sorkin
Matt McCounoghey (actor)
John Denver (singer)
Jimmy Dorsey
Luke Perry (actor)
Brad Pitt
Jennifer Aniston (Both her and Pitt allegedly smoked before meeting President Clinton) lol
Wesley Snipes (actor)
Keanu Reaves (actor)
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wu tang
Pass The Dutchie On The Left Hand Side
Yo I smoke blunts.
Wu-tang clan ain't nothing to fuck with!
Great list, but Miles Davis was a trumpet player.Miles Davis. Jazz/rock drummer.
IF it was legal then they could make money of it because they would control itOriginally Posted by Darth Bong
"If God wanted me to be quiet he would've never showed me what he does."
"They got money for wars but they can't feed the poor."
"Death is not the greatest loss in life. The greatest loss is what dies inside while still alive."
Originally Posted by Ganjasaurusrex
Bill Maher (talk show host/mj activist/ Advisory board member NORML)
Didn't the queen used to do cocaine?
"If God wanted me to be quiet he would've never showed me what he does."
"They got money for wars but they can't feed the poor."
"Death is not the greatest loss in life. The greatest loss is what dies inside while still alive."
Originally Posted by Dutch Masta
YES. To be honest, id rather let my child smoke weed, something that is harmless then drink alcohol or smoke cigs.
Marijuana is everywhere!!!
Most people just keep quiet about it.
Hell, once it's legal and older people start using it medicinally with greater frequency, then it won't be so 'cool' for the younger crowd and I'd expect use to decline. I mean, if Grandma's doing it, how cool can it be?
"Before you consider one an enemy, first walk a mile in his shoes. Then, if he *is* an enemy, you're a mile ahead, and you have his shoes."
That's a strong reason why I believe it needs to be legal. I don't want my kids being pushed into alcohol and tobacco's poisons just because they're considered okay things to do...WTF is wrong with America? Isn't life more important than money? Not anymore. To me it is though. I would rather live 18 more years of my life than my neighbor..jack just because he started every day with a drink, but I broke this filthy fucking law of smoking a joint of a morning to start my day.
Liberty: freedom from control, interference, obligation, restriction, hampering conditions, etc.; power or right of doing, thinking, speaking, etc., according to choice.
According to choice...I should have the choice to buy and smoke cigarettes, inflicting damage to my body and health, or I can grow a few marijuana plants and smoke the flowers from it and just get a nice feeling that makes me feel better. I like the second one better. By growing and smoking marijuana, you're not going to cause harm to anyone or anything else...except for your kitchen pantry.
Choice to manufacture dope...wow. So many people do this, but they can sometimes blow themselves and others up because this is dangerous. That's a good law. It puts lives at risk.
They're ruining our friends' lives and others around us because smoking marijuana is for some reason a stinking crime in this country..This must stop.
Pictures and information posted under this username are duplicated, and should in no way be taken seriously, as it is only a joke.(period)
Ron Paul is freedom
"If Tyranny and Oppression Come to this Land, it Will be in the Guise of Fighting a Foreign Enemy" - James Madison
"What? No. We can't stop here. This is bat country!"
Wait a minute, Willie Nelson smoke(s/d) pot? No WAY!
Actually, he does, and apparently keeps a nice size stash with him on his tour bus. Anyone read about his recent citation? (Yes, citation, for 1.5 pounds of cannabis!!)
Sell crazy some place else, we're all stocked up here.
We already know, the willie nelson thing is old now.
Wrong, Coca Cola has alway and will probably always have cocaine in it. They take out the part that gets you high but the coca plant is still an ingredient in coca cola and even though you dont get high there still might be somewhat addictive properties in coke.
Everything about anything that I say along with any information assosiated with my account is completely hypothetical and/or imaginary.
Lets stop being high and find some weed.
You missed out Ville Valo from H.I.M.
That ones for Emily
..to remind us that would-be conservatives are tokers too.
ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER has smoked "his faya shaya" (fair share) of "MODDY-WHAN-nnah" (marijuana)
Watch "Pumping Iron"..at the end he's seen celebrating a victory while lighting doobage on a bus, if memory serves "The Hulk" Lou Ferrigno is on board, but i don't think he hits it.
Homer: "Wow, that sax would make a great pipe."
sorry, i see it was mentioned...can't read EVERYTHING, you know...stoner and what not.
Homer: "Wow, that sax would make a great pipe."
w00t, finally harvested (01/12/07) 14.6 oz wetOriginally Posted by lizard_king
Welcome to the boards!
I do applogise, as you can imagine, it was just copied and pasted.
Are you really Eddie Ellison?
Well, either way, im glad your not like the rest of those unrealistic idiots who think they can actually regulate and controll cannabis use in England.


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This American bison standup features a beautiful buffalo with its head looking straight forward. There is brush around his feet. The standup is easy to assemble and can be displayed several different ways.
More..." Got my morphsuit early enough to party at my office for halloween. Everyone loved it, including my boss. "


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*** Sorry for the multiple Sauerbrun post - didn't search before I posted - I'll go away now... *** In a game with many heros, Sauerbrun came up big. The guy was basically punting from our endzone to entire 1st half. He did what he was brought in here to do and he did it well. Glad to have him on our side! From Reiss's Pieces - http://www.boston.com/sports/football/patriots/reiss_pieces/ Todd Sauerbrun -- Punter has a big day (44.1 avg; 39.3 net) and was a key factor in a field position game. Nice work by the coverage teams as well. On to Indy - GO PATS!!!
First half heroics...his first punt had me 'oh boyying' but after that it was what had us still in the game at halftime.
guys got a big boot, its funny i never thought punters could have different "styles" until this year.....Todd is the guy you want when your pinned up within the 10 (like lastnight) ...id give miller the advantage on the directionals though.
In a game like that his extra yards were critical. They were just enough to keep the Chargers at bay early on and buy the team a bit of breathing space when it really needed it.


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Congratulations Collinwood High School Class of 2014!
By Raymond Washington "2012"
May 20, 2014 President Ron Kusmier and I attended Collinwood High School Annual Senior Recognition Day. Our purpose for attending the event was to present two laptop computers and printers scholarships to two outstanding seniors who have great academic standing and plans to further their educational careers. The Alumni Association would like to acknowledge and congratulate our recipients on their big accomplishment.
-Erika Gray who is a single mother planning to study Nursing at Cuyahoga Community College. While focusing on her studies she will strive to continue to supply for her family. Erika will be graduating with a current grade point average of 3.25.
-Erica Bright who worked and attended Collinwood as a full-time student, strived to be involved with different activities within the school. She plans to enroll to The University of Akron to study Physical Therapy. Erica will be graduating with a current grade point average of 3.22.
We also would like to acknowledge and congratulate Collinwood High School Class of 2014 Top Ten Students:
-Chanice Clark- 4.22 GPA
-Trene Watters- 4.02 GPA
- Imani Hudson- 3.77 GPA
-China Beverly- 3.71 GPA
-Fredrick Adams- 3.70 GPA
-L'Dejah Orr- 3.69 GPA
-Pearline Carr- 3.64 GPA
-Tylor Bloodsaw- 3.61 GPA
-Cassandra Smith- 3.587 GPA
-Ronisha Buckhanon- 3.582 GPA
The Grand Reunion III
Oh, what a memorable, fun-filled weekend
By all accounts, the GRIII was a masterfully blended three days which included a trip to CHS, a golf outing, tour of the city via Lolly the Trolley, various eatery venues, a Bash featuring the Kopy Kat's(sp) complimented with a fully stocked hospitality room and topped off by the formal dinner and Hall of Fame inductions. All adding up to a full dose of nostalgia, fellowship and re-connections to our classmates.


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Wave Theory and Applications
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Summary: This textbook provides a modern introduction to wave theory and its applications to physical phenomena such as deep water waves, transmission lines, elasticity, and traffic flow. The author presents a broad coverage of the subject, including numerous exercises. Each of the main topics is described in detail with examples of their applications. These topics include the classical wave equation, dispersion, dissipation,... interconnected waves, diffusive waves, and first and second order non-linear waves. The special attention paid to non-linear and elastic waves represents a major strength of the text, along with its inclusion of an entire chapter devoted to the use of characteristics and asymptotic expansions. Intended for advanced undergraduates, the book will also be of interest to instructors in mathematics, physics and engineering courses. [read more]
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Teddy has no choice but to experience the worst dreams of people around him. Not all nightmares are dreams, however.
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Teddy Dormer lives with a condition unlike any other: in order to sleep, he must not only inadvertently steal the ability for others around him to sleep, but he also experiences their worst nightmares, memories, and darkest secrets.
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Teddy Dormer lives with a condition unlike any other: in order to sleep, he must not only inadvertently steal the ability for others around him to sleep, but he also experiences their worst nightmares, memories, and darkest secrets. This is a condition he has lived with his entire life, often with dire consequences, but he has a system that works for him. Teddy lives on the road, perpetually moving from place to place, never subjecting his presence on the same population for longer than a single night. However, at a small hotel in Texas, Teddy discovers through a young woman's dreams that she has been kidnapped. Driven by conscience, Teddy does what he must to find and free her from the clutches of evil. What he cannot anticipate, however, is how this singular deed will trigger a chain of events that will not only compel him to confront an evil from his past but will also lead him to an encounter with a force far beyond anything he has ever faced before - a force with the potential to change the world as it sees fit! Teddy is a novel about the dichotomy of the human condition, for even in the face of absolute madness, good may persevere and hope will endure.
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The idea for the character of Teddy came to me almost fully formed about a year before I began writing. My biggest problem at the concept's inception was I had no idea what the plot would be. A year later, I was not entirely sure what Teddy would face, although I knew where the story would begin and where it would end. Everything else was a mystery, but I was eager to explore that territory.
Who are your favorite authors?
Stephen King was perhaps the greatest influence on me as a young writer. I started reading his books in middle school and he remains one of my favorites. However, in recent years, I find myself reading a lot of Dean Koontz, Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child, Jeffery Deaver, Chuck Palahniuk, and Peter Straub. I have nearly all of the Terry Brooks Shannara novels that I intend to read, but thus far I have only read his Word and the Void trilogy. George R. R. Martin is also on my list of books to read, mainly because my friends keep wanting me to watch the Game of Thrones show and I refuse to do so until after I read the novels.
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The book is written. I want to fund the marketing side of the release. I want to be able to reach my readers, and I do not want the novel to quietly release to Amazon and the Kindle with little to no fanfare. Viral marketing is a big deal these days, and I want to build my readership.


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Jan Lauwereyns
Full name: Johan Marc José Lauwereyns
Fields of interest
Cognitive neuroscience
Keywords: attention, bias, gaze, being in doubt, after movement, decision-making, behavioral analysis, neural circuits, neurodynamics, cognitive processing, perceptual organization, the intrinsic attraction of information, the intensive approach;
Influenced by: René Descartes, Robert Burton, Charles Sherrington, William James, Kitaro Nishida, Ludwig Wittgenstein, Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Simone Weil, Gilles Deleuze, Roland Barthes, Okihide Hikosaka, R.H.S. Carpenter, Andy Clark
Lyrical investigations
Keywords: attention, experiment, gaze, parallax, the space of literature, buigzaamheden, little nightmares and sunspots, Anophelia, notes from noise, [ 意味 = こころのおとのあじ], the year of the monkey, headless little viper, 静;
Influenced by: Hans Faverey, Wallace Stevens, Jorge Luis Borges, Paul Celan, Miroslav Holub, Gertrude Stein, Zbigniew Herbert, Leo Vroman, Inger Christensen, Anne Carson, Arkadii Dragomoshchenko, Michael Palmer, Kiwao Nomura
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Faculty of Arts and Science, Graduate School of Systems Life Sciences, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan - January 2010 – June 2013
International Education Center, Graduate School of Systems Life Sciences, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan - January 2009 – January 2010
Associate Professor
School of Psychology,Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand - January 2005 – December 2008
Senior Lecturer
School of Psychology, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand - February 2003 – December 2004
School of Psychology, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand - March 2002 – January 2003
Visiting Fellow
National Eye Institute, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD, U.S.A. - April 2001 – February 2002
Juntendo University, School of Medicine, Tokyo, Japan - October 1998 – March 2001
Research Fellow
Japanese Society for the Promotion of Science, Juntendo University, School of Medicine, Tokyo, Japan - October 1994 – September 1998
Research Assistant
Belgian National Fund for Scientific Research, Department of Psychology, University of Leuven, Belgium
- October 1994 – February 1998
Ph.D in Psychology
University of Leuven, Leuven, Belgium
Doctoral degree received: 23 February 1998
Thesis: "The intentionality of visual selective attention"
Supervisor: Géry d'Ydewalle - October 1989 – July 1994
M.Sc. in Psychology
University of Leuven, Leuven, Belgium
Master's degree received: July 1994
Thesis: "The efficiency of knowledge extraction via eye movement recording as a solution to the problem of implicit knowledge"
Supervisor: Géry d'Ydewalle
Biographical Note
Born in Berchem (Antwerp), Belgium, 13 May 1969
Married to Shizuka Sakurai Lauwereyns
Daughter: Nanami Lauwereyns
Son: Shinsei Lauwereyns
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- Swoon & Michael Dickes, 'Diving into Broken Bits'
- Tokyo Poetry Festival 2008 (video recording; English and Japanese)
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I lie alone and cold at night,
The burning candle's dimming light
A gentle sight here in the dark,
I wait for yet another spark.
A light as bright as my love for you,
A light so gentle, pure, and true.
A light that might guide you here to me.
I wait alone and hope you'll see.
But you're far, far and gone.
Still I wait for your return.
I need you here close by my side.
I need somewhere to run and hide.
The world is against me and I am alone.
Without you here I have no home.
Please see this light and hear my plea.
Oh please, my love, come back to me.
Come back and hold me in your arms.
Keep me safe from every harm.
And when the darkness has all passed,
You will stay here, home at last.
The candle's light is nearly gone,
And I fear my life is almost done.
But you'll return before the end,
My long true love, my lasting friend.


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Lufkin, TX — Lufkin school district officials are speaking out after a political advertisement accused the Lufkin school board of raising taxes to fund a raise for district Superintendent Roy Knight.
The ad, approved and mailed out by current state Rep. Marva Beck's campaign, claimed that her opponent, current LISD board president Trent Ashby, voted to raise taxes twice in his five years on the school board.
Knight said the flyer was part of a smear campaign by Beck, and that Ashby's vote of approval was for a bond sales hike that over 70 percent of the school district's voters had already approved.
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- Date:03 Nov 2013
- Kick-off:12:30
- Venue:Fir Park Stadium
- Attendance:3,864
- McManus (22)
Live Commentary
The referee brings the game to a close.
- 94:37 +4.37
Corner taken by Kevin Thomson from the right by-line.
- 92:05 +2.05
Stephen McManus takes the free kick.
- 91:56 +1.56
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Iain Vigurs by Paul Heffernan.
- 91:26 +1.26
Free kick taken by Gunnar Nielsen.
- 91:19 +1.19
Foul by Paul Heffernan on Stephen McManus, free kick awarded.
- 90:37 +0.37
James Collins takes a shot and missed to the right of the target.
- 89:27
Corner taken by Kevin Thomson from the right by-line.
- 88:40
Direct effort from the free kick comes in from Rowan Vine.
- 87:47
Alan Maybury goes off and James Collins comes on.
- 86:38
The referee red cards Shaun Hutchinson for serious foul play.
- 86:22
Shaun Hutchinson concedes a free kick for a foul on Paul Heffernan.
- 80:11
Ben Williams restarts play with the free kick.
- 79:57
John Sutton gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Jordon Forster.
- 78:53
Alan Maybury concedes a free kick for a foul on Henri Anier.
- 78:41
Free kick taken by Shaun Hutchinson.
- 77:34
Alan Maybury is booked.
- 76:59
Unfair challenge on Henri Anier by Alan Maybury results in a free kick.
- 76:44
Corner taken by Scott Robertson from the right by-line.
- 75:32
(Hibernian) makes a substitution, with Rowan Vine coming on for Ryan McGivern.
- 75:06
Paul Hanlon shown a yellow card.
- 74:56
Unfair challenge on John Sutton by Paul Hanlon results in a free kick.
- 73:41
Iain Vigurs replaces James McFadden.
- 73:22
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Kevin Thomson by James McFadden.
- 70:36
Gunnar Nielsen restarts play with the free kick.
- 70:26
Abdellah Zoubir challenges Keith Lasley unfairly and gives away a free kick.
- 69:45
James McFadden crosses the ball in from the free kick.
- 69:28
Foul by Ryan McGivern on John Sutton, free kick awarded.
- 68:08
Corner taken by Liam Craig.
- 66:16
Liam Craig takes a shot.
- 64:20
Scott Robertson crosses the ball in from the free kick.
- 64:08
(Hibernian) makes a substitution, with Abdellah Zoubir coming on for Tom Taiwo.
- 63:36
Shaun Hutchinson gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Liam Craig.
- 61:37
Free kick taken by Keith Lasley.
- 61:15
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on John Sutton by Paul Hanlon.
- 59:28
Stuart Carswell fouled by Scott Robertson, the ref awards a free kick.
- 58:37
Shot by Scott Robertson.
- 57:48
Zaine Francis-Angol joins the action as a substitute, replacing Steven Hammell.
- 54:42
Free kick taken by Kevin Thomson.
- 54:32
Keith Lasley concedes a free kick for a foul on Kevin Thomson.
- 52:55
Steven Hammell restarts play with the free kick.
- 52:01
Stephen McManus restarts play with the free kick.
- 51:56
Free kick awarded for a foul by Liam Craig on Stephen McManus.
- 50:11
Ryan McGivern is caught offside.
- 47:52
Lionel Ainsworth takes the chance to get an effort at goal and missed to the left of the goal.
The referee starts the second half.
The referee calls an end to the first half.
- 47:09 +2.09
Free kick awarded for a foul by Keith Lasley on Kevin Thomson.
- 46:03 +1.03
Kevin Thomson takes a fantastic shot and goes harmlessly over the bar.
- 45:26
Unfair challenge on Henri Anier by Alan Maybury results in a free kick.
- 45:20 +0.20
Shot by Henri Anier.
- 44:22
Corner taken by Lionel Ainsworth.
- 42:40
Free kick taken by Shaun Hutchinson.
- 42:30
Ryan McGivern concedes a free kick for a foul on John Sutton.
- 40:13
Stuart Carswell has an effort at goal and missed to the left of the net.
- 38:38
Henri Anier takes a shot.
- 37:23
A cross is delivered by James McFadden.
- 36:50
Scott Robertson takes the chance to get an effort at goal.
- 34:22
The ball is crossed by Steven Hammell.
- 32:48
Corner taken by Lionel Ainsworth from the left by-line.
- 28:34
Kevin Thomson takes the free kick.
- 28:15
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Liam Craig by Stephen McManus.
- 22:14
Corner taken by Lionel Ainsworth. Stephen McManus grabs a goal with a headed effort. Motherwell 1-0 Hibernian.Assist on the goal came from Lionel Ainsworth.
- 22:14
Corner from the right by-line taken by Lionel Ainsworth.
- 20:13
Keith Lasley restarts play with the free kick.
- 19:58
Kevin Thomson concedes a free kick for a foul on Stuart Carswell.
- 16:48
Free kick taken by Ben Williams.
- 16:42
Unfair challenge on Paul Heffernan by Steven Hammell results in a free kick.
- 15:44
Fraser Kerr replaces Simon Ramsden.
- 14:14
Paul Heffernan takes a shot. Gunnar Nielsen safely holds on.
- 13:20
James McFadden takes the free kick.
- 13:15
Alan Maybury gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on James McFadden.
- 10:33
Paul Hanlon takes the free kick.
- 10:03
John Sutton concedes a free kick for a foul on Kevin Thomson.
- 8:24
Free kick taken by Alan Maybury.
- 8:18
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Alan Maybury by James McFadden.
- 7:30
Paul Hanlon takes the free kick.
- 7:22
Foul by Stuart Carswell on Kevin Thomson, free kick awarded.
The game kicks-off.
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Williams: Fans never forgot Hampden Pat Fenlon never regained the faith of the Hibernian supporters after losing 5-1 to city rivals Hearts in last year's Scottish Cup final, according to goalkeeper Ben Williams. The 44-year-old Irishman resigned as Easter Road boss on Friday - just two days after fans protested outside the stadium following Hibernian's second derby defeat to the administration-hit Jambos this season. But Williams believes Fenlon had been living on borrowed time with the club's followers ever since the dark day of May 19 2012, when the club suffered their Hampden humiliation against Paulo Sergio's Hearts. Ahead of Sunday's Scottish Premiership trip to Motherwell, the 31-year-old Englishman told Press Association Sport: "The fans are entitled to their opinions. They pay good money to come and watch us, and without them the club is nothing. "But it has been difficult for the manager with the fans ever since the cup final defeat to Hearts. "This season, a couple of results against our local rivals - who are struggling - have magnified things. "He recovered as a manger and turned things around but that 5-1 defeat has stuck long in the memory of the fans and their frustration was clear to see after Wednesday's loss." Fenlon saved the club from relegation in his first season in Edinburgh but still ended up clinging on to his job following the cup final performance. Last season was better as the former Shelbourne boss guided the Leith men to seventh in the Scottish Premiership as well as a second successive Scottish Cup final. But they lost that game by three goals to Celtic before starting this campaign with a mortifying 9-0 aggregate capitulation to Malmo in the Europe League qualifiers. Worse was to come as Hearts - docked 15 points for breaching insolvency rules and banned from signing new players - still managed to rack up a pair of derby victories, with the second coming in Wednesday night's League Cup quarter-final. Fenlon walked after deciding he had taken the club as far as he could, leaving assistant boss Jimmy Nicholl in charge for Sunday's trip to Motherwell. But Williams says the players must accept some of the blame. Admitting he was stunned to see the boss quit, Williams said: "It came totally out of the blue. "There was a lot of negativity after Wednesday's game but no-one expected the gaffer to be gone before Sunday's match. "I couldn't believe it because while I've only been here about 15 months, I think the squad has improved massively. "Since the manager came in, we've gone from a team battling against relegation to seventh place in the SPL and two cup final appearances. We're only five points off second place now. "But football is an immediate, results-based business and people want fast results quickly no matter how realistic their expectations are. "All the players are responsible because we are the ones on the pitch. The manager can only control so much. We should have beaten Hearts on Wednesday and perhaps it might have been a different story for the manager. "There is an element of guilt definitely. If we had done better the manager might not have been under the negative scrutiny he has faced, which forced him into this decision." Hibs captain James McPake is suspended at Motherwell but striker Paul Heffernan returns after being cup-tied and full-back Alan Maybury could come back after a thigh problem. Motherwell goalkeeper Lee Hollis (ankle) remains on the sidelines while James McFadden could make his comeback from a hamstring injury. Manager Stuart McCall is determined to bounce back from Motherwell's League Cup exit when they face Hibernian - but he admits he will never be able to forget their midweek defeat by Aberdeen. Well looked a good bet to make the last four when Dons right-back Joe Shaughnessy was sent off after McCall's side had made a lively start to the Fir Park clash, but they could not break down a resolute 10 men and lost two late goals. McCall said: "I've been very, very fortunate in my career to have lots of highs and great nights both as a player, coach and manager. "I've got to say nights like the other night probably stay with you longer and deeper. "I look back to losing the first-ever play-off with Bradford and not getting up to the Premiership, losing to England at Euro 96, not getting a second treble (with Rangers) in the cup final against Dundee United, not getting through against Arsenal in the semi-final of the FA Cup (with Sheffield United). "I will never forget that night because it was an opportunity for us and as much as it's gone and we can't do anything about it, it will stick with me forever like a lot of sore defeats do."
- Gunnar Nielsen
- Simon Ramsden
- Shaun Hutchinson
- Stephen McManus
- Steven Hammell
- Lionel Ainsworth
- Keith Lasley
- Stuart Carswell
- James McFadden
- John Sutton
- Henri Anier
- Paul Lawson
- Iain Vigurs
- Robert McHugh
- Zaine Francis-Angol
- Fraser Kerr
- Ross Stewart
- Craig Moore
- Ben Williams
- Alan Maybury
- Jordon Forster
- Paul Hanlon
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Depending on how bad the damage is you may need to do some of the wrenching yourself and save a bunch of money. Even if you dont know what your doing not like you can damage anything any worse sor give it a shot. There is a lot of help out there on the internet of do it yourself stuff you can follow. Also use parts from another wrecked car saves you a lot there. Of course there are some things you will need a shop for like refilling your a/c system since the condensor is probably damaged. Just start slow repairs to the R53's (thats what the cars designation is) are really quite simple not much to them. Hope this helps and good luck.
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API Healthcare is a Hartford, WI-based developer of healthcare-specific workforce management software.[1][2] The company is best known for providing technology exclusively to the healthcare industry.[3] API healthcare was rated in the Top 20 Best in KLAS Awards Report as the top time and attendance provider system from 2002–2012 and the top staffing and scheduling solution in 2012.[4][5]
J. P. Fingado has been the company's president and CEO since 2008.[2][6][7] The company currently has 380 employees.[2]
API Healthcare was founded in 1982 and is based in Hartford, Wisconsin.[2] Formerly known as API Software, Inc., the company was purchased by Francisco Partners, a private equity firm headquartered in San Francisco, in November 2008.[8] The company changed its name to API Healthcare in February 2009.[1][7]
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We're staying at emerald island with our 2 daughters, 2 and 4 yrs old. We're going in early December when the hours are shortened for mk (close at 7, we're not doing MVMCP). I'm wondering how difficult it is to return to the condo and the likely hood of making it back to the park in enough time before closing. We will be doing 2 magic kingdom days, one Epcot and one animal kingdom and taking a day off in the middle to just hang out and relax. So what do you do about returning mid-day? Or should we try to power through until they just crash, probably around 3-5:00 then go back and call it a day? Thanks for any help!
It's really going to depend on your kids. I don't know how far that hotel is from the park, so that would also need to be factored in. We tried several times with different kids going back for a mid-day nap when we were onsite and found it was a waste of time - since the kids wouldn't nap!! Even at 2 and 3 years old. (That's three different kids and none would nap). We learned what works best for us is to hit rope drop and go at a faster speed in the morning and then slow down for afternoon. Then we generally pick it up a little if the kids perked up. And then leave when someone starts to act like it's time to leave. We find that's not 2/3, but more like 6. My kids never would nap in the stroller either, but that's an option for some. I'd try a mix if you're uncertain - like stay as long as they act fine for the first day at a park like AK and then go back and stay back. The second park day, stay and go back for a nap in the middle to see if that works. Since the third day would presumingly be your off-day, it's okay if the kids stay up later the second park day. Then repeat. Keep in mind too that MK doesn't always close at 7pm, just on party days. There's the Main Street Electrical Parade at 7pm and Wishes at 8pm some non-party days. I'd do AK as one of the parks on the leaving early and not coming back day due to the shortest hours. If they nap, the Epcot has Illusions at 9:30.
I"ve never stayed off-site...but when we've stayed on-site (with young kids) during January, when the parks close early, we don't leave for a break. Fortunately at the time my youngest slept in the stroller fine and my oldest was fine if she skipped nap. We always kept our plans flexible, though, and were willing to go back if we thought they needed a break.
I think with MK closing at 7:00 it would be a waste to have an afternoon break. I would just go as long as the kids could go.
We went in late Nov/early December last year, and stayed offsite in Sunset Lakes. We often took afternoon breaks. I would say that for a break shorter than 3 hrs it isn't worth it, but for 3hrs or longer it is easily doable and worth it if your kids are the type that would benefit. It took us no time at all to get from the parks to Sunset Lakes in our rental car, and Emerald Isle will be even a bit closer. We would often leave WDW at about 2pm, at which point we would be quite tired -that's 5hrs in the parks already. We would then swim, relax and maybe have an early supper at the villa, and come back to whichever park we wanted at 5 or 6pm for the evening (we had parkhoppers). BTW when MK closes at 7pm for MVMCP, making dinner reservations at the Polynesian and watching the fireworks from the beach is very nice.
We just got back from our first trip. We stayed at WBC and had a rental car. I originally planned to return to the room early afternoon for dd's usual nap and then return to the parks for the late afternoon/early evening. We felt that the back and forth was too much, even though we were fairly close, especially at MK with needing to park at TTC and then getting to MK. We ended up staying at the parks until 2 or 3 PM (getting there for RD at either 8 or 9 AM) and then heading back to the resort, letting dd take a late nap, and then spending the late afternoons at the pool instead. We also spent 2 days at MK and 1 day at AK, HS, and EP. Both of our MK days were 8 AM - 2 PM. We got to do everything that we wanted to do at MK without any problems during those days and got to do our favorites twice. We also left at lunch to go to CM one of those days. We didn't feel like we got to do everything at AK, HS, or EP, though, but I also have an 8 yo who wanted to do more of the thrill rides that my dd didn't, so that was part of it. The traveling took more time than I thought. If your kids will be able to tolerate taking a late nap or not taking a nap, or will nap in the stroller in the park, I would do that instead of planning to leave for a nap an then come back.
My son was not quite 2.5 when we went last year and we didn't take any breaks - even though we were on-site. He napped great his stroller (which was a shocker to us, he never does that! lol) My advice is bring a double stroller so they can rest/nap and you should be fine going all day.
We took our nephew 2 years ago. We stayed off site, and did not take breaks during the day. He only had one melt down day. He was rough for about an hour. I felt so bad, though we found a quiet corner, the Hubs sat and held him, he eventually just quieted down and fell right to sleep. We put him into his stroller and he napped for about two hours while we walked around. Luckily, Hubs was happy to sit with him. I think he needed a break too.
op- we don't have young kids anymore, old teens! but we have stayed at emerald island before. and yes, we generally have an early cs lunch then return back to villa/townhouse for afternoon downtime before heading out again. it's not far at all and easily doable.


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Storm began brewing nearly 10 years ago
PUBLISHED: 30 Apr 2012 00:01:25 | UPDATED: 30 Apr 2012 03:25:52PUBLISHED: 30 Apr 2012 PRINT EDITION: 30 Apr 2012The saga surrounding Craig Thomson and Peter Slipper has all the drama, intrigue and lurid detail of one of Gore Vidal's epic novels about politics, sex and power.
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People | Craig Thomson, Peter Slipper, Julia Gillard, Tony Abbott, Kathy Jackson, Ian Temby, Bill Shorten |
Topics | Politics /Federal Politics , Courts & Legal |