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- 21 years old
- Date of birth: Mar 4, 1983
- Place of birth:
Zanesville, Ohio, United States
- Date of passing: Jul 20, 2004
- Place of passing:
|Let the memory of Cpl. Todd Godwin be with us forever
This memorial website was created in the memory of our loved one, Cpl. Todd Godwin, 21, born on March 4, 1983 and was killed in Iraq by a roadside bomb on July 20, 2004. He will always be a hero in our eyes for his courageous and selfless service. He leaves behind his parents, a brother, two sisters, a fiancee, brother and sister-in-laws, relatives, many friends, and 4 nephews whom he never got to meet. We will love and remember him forever.
It has been said that as time passes, memories of our departed loved ones begins to fade - but the way they made us feel never leaves us. Some memories of Todd, like brief moments in time, are still quite vivid. Sadly, as the years go by, some precious memories are beginning to fade. However, I am thankful that how Todd made me feel will always be with me.
Todd had a unique way of making me feel like smiling, and oftentimes, like laughing. His presence often seemed to convey happiness and fun. Some people have said they never saw him when he wasn't smiling. As one Marine exclaimed, "He was awesome!" It was stated that he had a way of endearing himself to others.
Although he had a great sense of humor, he also took the time to show he cared. His good natured and light-hearted ways could make it seem like whatever the problem was, things would eventually be ok. Even if he frustrated someone, he had a way of diffusing that. He also had a serious and determined side which helped him accomplish much in his short life. He worked hard to earn two black belts in Martial Arts before graduating from high school. He also earned a spot on the 1/8 Marines Scout Sniper Platoon. His Captain shared how proud Todd looked going out on a mission that last day. However, he never boasted. He once said that he didn't want any of the Marines to know he was a black belt because everyone would then want to fight him. Even though he had the ability to be lethal, he was gentle and kind with others. However, he was definitely not a pushover and would stand up for what he believed was right.
We are thankful for those who took time to share their memories of him. Many said he was just great fun to be around. He also took time to show compassion for the underdog and reflected a caring heart. He was the kind of guy that would carry the umbrella for the girls so their hair wouldn't get wet. One friend of his recalled that Todd was the kind of friend who would stay up all night in pouring rain to listen to your problems. Another friend shared that when he later joined the Marines and was struggling in boot camp, that Todd took the time to write and encourage him to hang in there and pay his dues like all Marines must. One Marine mentioned that when times were really tough, Todd would lighten the mood by smiling, saying that at least they were miserable together. Others shared stories that always seemed to make them laugh. Some said he took time to care, showing little ways to make life more comfortable while in Iraq. Another recalled long talks on the deck of the ship after dinner while on float. He later stated that Todd was the reason he quit smoking. Another has said he believes he is more understanding and has a kinder heart because of knowing him.
One thing I will always remember about Todd is the last time I saw him. He had come home one last time before deployment. He spent the whole week with us and didn't see everyone else like he often did when he was home. He spent the final morning going through his things, as if looking back on his life. Feeling very uneasy about his upcoming time in Iraq, I did not think I could bare to watch him leave. I stayed in the house and let his dad walk him to his car alone. Suddenly, I got a panicked feeling that I might never see him again and ran to the window for one last glimpse. After he said goodbye to loved ones and the safety of home, I watched him drive away. He had a firm, resolved look of determination on his face as he backed out of the driveway. That was the last time I saw him. I later learned that he had told one of the "Marine Moms" who visited Camp LeJeune frequently, that he did not have a good feeling about this deployment. He then asked her to look out for his family if something were to happen to him.
Todd also made me feel cared about, as though he would always be there for me. He was filled with life, love, and happiness that was shared with those he loved. I look forward to the day when I will see his smile and hear his laugh again. There will be no more separation. He will no longer be missed because 1st Thessalonians chapter 4, assures us that for those who believe that Jesus, God's only begotten Son, died and rose again will be together forever with the Lord. We that remain here can comfort one another with these words. The pain and separation we experience here is but for a short time. As II Corinthians 4:11 reminds us, "the things which are seen now are temporal, but the things which are not seen are eternal." We have a promise from God in His Word, that it is possible to not only be with the Lord forever in a place which is wonderful beyond our imagination, but also to be with other loved ones forever. I believe I will see Todd again. Although he was a happy person while he was here, his happiness is now complete because it is not marred by the sadness or pain that is in this world.
Whether we live to be 1, 21, or 101, it is all but a fleeting moment in time, compared to eternity. Although fun loving, Todd had a serious impact on many that knew him. According to his military chaplain, Todd's faith in God was apparent to the Marines who served with him. He went to war armed with faith in God and trust in God's promises. He believed I Corinthians 2:9 "Eye has not seen nor ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man, the things which God has prepared for them that love him." He left some wondering about their eternal destiny. Please know that Romans 6:23 says "For the wages of sin is death (spiritual death and eternal separation from God); BUT the gift of God is eternal life through Christ Jesus our Lord." IJohn 5:13 says "These things have I written unto you that believe on the name of the Son of God; that you may know that you have eternal life, and that you may believe on the name of the Son of God." We can have a truly wonderful future and a blessed and sure hope.
Todd loved his family and his country. His service to his country was honorable and noble. His sacrifice was tremendous. However, I believe his desire would be for this to be his legacy - that he wanted others to know about the one true and living God who is found in His book, the Bible. If you care to share a memory or thoughts about him, please do so below. His family would love to hear from you. I hope that if you did not know him here on this earth, you will have the opportunity to meet him in Heaven.
"Todd was the love of my daughter Andreas life and a big brother to Caleb. He impacted them both on different levels. Caleb even today has Todds memorabilia on top of his dresser. I to remember his last day here he stopped to say goodbye, gave him a big hug and remember watching him drive away and a very unsettling feeling came over me and Caleb started to cry as he left, he had never done that. He will always be loved and forever missed."
"Todd, although we've never met, I have come to know you through your mom. What a blessing to know that, since you received Jesus as Savior and Lord, you are with Him now. Some day we'll met at the Reunion above. Jesus rose from the dead to prove the Resurrection is true! For now, I can share your story with the Marines left behind so they can know Jesus, too."
"Thank you for being such a great friend and believing in me more than I believed in myself. It was an honor to serve with you and I'll be thinking of you as I race this week, dedicating to you. Semper Fi, T-O-Double!"
"Rest easy brother! Gone but never forgotten! The best friend I could have ever asked for! Until next time bro!"
"Todd, I have thought about you many times as I still help with the Marine Recruiters and the Poolies, of which you were one. Your name will continue to live on as long as I am around. You were one of the most
squard away Marines that I have had the pleasure of knowing. You set the bar high for others to follow. I know that you were a Christian and had a strong faith and there is no doubt as to where you are. You are probably quarding the Gates of Heaven. I miss you Corporal Godwin.
"Semper Fidelis".
MSgt. Dick Bowers, USMC, Ret'd."
"I never had a lot of time to know Todd but I do remember when I was in 1/8 Scout Sniper Ptl I was a senior Marine and I remember the utmost respect and that joy and happiness to serve authority and to respect that I can't recollect equally in all my time in he Corps!! What a Marine what an example of a child a son of the Most High God!! Rest in Peace Brother will see u soon!!"
"I miss you Todd. Happy birthday my dear friend. I love you! ~Ray"
"Cpl. Godwin, "Semper Fi" I know you are with our Lord Guarding heavens streets. You are missed Marine and you will always be missed."
"To the Godwin family....Yes, Todd is forever missed, and we thank the Lord that you continue to keep his memory alive. What a blessed day will be that Great Reunion for those of us who have received Jesus as Lord and Savior. Jesus arose from the grave to conquer death. Even so, come Lord Jesus!"
"I was able to get a white, IN MEMORY OF TODD GODWIN, USMC AND HIS BIRTHDATE AND THE DATE THAT THE LORD TOOK HIM
"Cpl. Godwin will always be in my memory. He made such an impression on me as a Young Hard Charger. As I have said before the Corps lost one terrific Marine in July of 2004. I am sure that he is with our Lord and Savior and probably on Guard Duty on the streets of heaven. I miss you Corporal Godwin!!. Top Bowers"
"Corporal Godwin was with out a doubt the most motivated Poolie that the Zanesville Recruiting office has ever had. He was so mature for his age. I used to refer to him as a Lance Colonel. I enjoyed meeting with him when he was on leave. The Corps lost an Outstanding Marine, who would have been a Sergeant Major when he retired."
"for those who lost a son, brother, husband, father, uncle...time becomes irrelevant. it doesnt matter if it happened yesterday or 10 years ago, it hurts just as much and it will never "get better". time doesnt heal, it erases. the only good thing time does is show you who was genuine when they said they'd "be there", and who wasnt.
the people that are still in your life, after 10 years of "one day at a time", out-of-no-where emotional breakdowns, collapsing in tears at the slightest sight, sound, smell that you recognize from the "before"...they're the ones who GET IT.
losing my brother divided my life into the "before" and the "after". life in the "after" will always carry a palpable feeling of absence. because that one person who was so many things to so many people, is just gone.
unless youve gone through your own personal hell in the aftermath of losing someone like this...accept it as beyond your control. we're not "on the clock". theres no timecard to punch when youre done grieving. i grieve for my brother every day. its not any easier now than it was 10 years ago.
i want to say thank you for posting this about Todd. The most comfort ive ever felt was from knowing that too many other families also share this terrible common thread. they could put all of us in one room and nothing would ever need to be said. we live it every day.
i wish i were one of those people who truly feel that the death of a loved one should be more of a celebration of their life than anything debilitating, but im not. i never will be. i feel like people are waiting for me to "get back to normal"....failing to realize "normal" has ceased to exist.
there are so many reasons i take comfort in reading things like this and am so grateful in knowing im not alone, and that those who know what ive gone and continue going through know its not because im "crazy"...because they're there too.
God Bless Our Fallen,
Christina Gavriel"
"Kathy, what a fitting tribute to Todd and, if he were able to read this, I'm sure he'd agree with your words of giving hope to others by sharing the good new of the gospel here on these pages. Thank you for allowing me to get to know Todd better because of this tribute. Jesus has gifted you as a writer and, as Todd would say, "You have more work to do in my stead. You go, Mom!" Do stay in touch!
"Semper Fi. I was there the day that you passed over. You will never be forgotten."
"You made the ultimate sacrifice for us all, you will not be forgotten. Thank you for protecting us and keeping us safe on American soil and elsewhere in the world."
"Semper Fi, Brother! Think of you everyday!
Your Platoon Commander, Brother, and Friend, Mike"
"Our family never had the honor to meet you Todd, but we have NEVER forgotten you and never will. Our son Kevin served with you, he was Bravo 1/8 and has spoken of you with fond regards over the years and keeps your memory alive!"
"Semper Fi Marine. Thank you for your service."
"God bless Todd and his family. I don't know him but he was a true hero!"
"Todd, you were such a blessing in life. I love and miss you more than words can say. I look forward to the day we meet again."
"God bless your family. May you rest in peace and THANK YOU so much for sacrificing your life for us and your country."
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Maya Mahmood is one of a number of students from Blackburn College Sixth Form who are reaping the rewards of Blackburn College's partnership with UK top 10 Lancaster University.
Maya tell us: "My grades have meant that I am now going to study BA (Hons) Geography at Lancaster University.
"I got an A* in Geography, an A in Religious Studies and a B in English Language. I'm so thrilled that I got an A* in Geography – especially as I'm going to study that for my degree.
"I have studied hard, but I was still really nervous when I was handed my results envelope. I couldn't believe it when I saw what I'd got. I'm really looking forward to starting at Lancaster University now.
"I was told by Lancaster University that if I got the grades, I would get £1,000 too. So that's an added bonus for me.
"My ideal career once I have finished my degree is to pursue a career with the Royal Geographical Society.
"I love that the way we think about geography is always changing. It affects our world in different ways. It's interesting because things like floods and natural disasters affect everyone – it's a very relevant and topical subject.
"From the moment I visited Blackburn College I knew I would enjoy it here. I liked the campus and the welcome I received at the events I attended. My family came to Blackburn College too.
"I enjoyed that the lessons were varied – we did group activities; research tasks, private study and fun activities. The tutors were always approachable and there for me.
"Since starting Blackburn College I have grown in confidence and improved my inter-personal skills. The tutors have helped me come out of my shell. I have definitely loved my time at Blackburn College. I have made a lot of memories here and would recommend it to anyone.
"Blackburn College have a relationship with Lancaster University which means that A-Level students are guaranteed an interview with the University.
"There are mock interviews at College and support with your personal statement. The tutors have always been approachable and there for me. I don't believe I would have done as well as I have without their support."
"I got an A* in Geography, an A in Religious Studies and a B in English Language. I'm so thrilled that I got an A* in Geography – especially as I'm going to study that for my degree."

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We've studied the numerous ways that the actual game and play is different. But that is not what I'm referring to in this blog. I think it's amazing how the Brazilians watch the game.
When we were in Argentina, one of my Argentinean friends commented that the Argentines are very very serious about their soccer. When they watch a game, they become very stressed out and anxious. He told me that Brazilians have a certain happy and optimistic nature to them. They always believe everything will be all right in the end. They don't get worked up over the little things. Hearing someone say this is one thing, but then to actually see it first hand is quite another.
After having some classes in Brazil before the World Cup began, I slowly started to learn about the Brazilian culture and the interesting jeitinho, the way Brazilians live their life. I am just now getting to the point where I can piece it all together; all of my experiences in Brazil so far are beginning to make sense. Jeitinho, in relation to futebol, is so interesting. In the article we read about jeitinho, they focused on the aspect of how it relates to samba and the favelas. Now I can relate it to futebol.
As I said earlier, Brazilians are more carefree and optimistic about life and futebol in general. This directly relates with jeitinho. When the national team starts the game, they already have high hopes no matter whom they are playing. They are behind their team until the end. When their team scores a goal they celebrate with yells and screams and cheers. They run to their friends and embrace smiling and yelling. I really wouldn't be surprised if the original "GOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL" started in Brazil. They are happy while their team is playing. If the team isn't playing so well, they talk about openly. Everyone knows Ronaldo is fat and they don't try to hide it. They laugh and pick fun at him. My Portuguese teacher openly spoke about the first Brazil World Cup game that had taken place the day before where the team hadn't played very well. She was optimistic and enthusiastic but was the first one to say that the team had played "no muito bom." I can just see the Argentineans in Buenos Aires very silent and upset for many days after they tied with Holland. There are very different mentalities between the two countries.
I think this way of thinking has a huge impact on Brazilian futebol as a whole. I think that is why they have more professional players abroad than any other country. I think that is why they have won the World Cup more times than any other nation. I think that is why they have claim to the best player in the world, Pele. I also love how the rest of the world loves them too. Brazilians are happy people because of jeitinho! Watch Ronaldinho play. He is constantly smiling and laughing with those big teeth and huge mouth of his. Even when they miss a goal or if they come very close to making a great play, he goes away with a little smile on his face. I think some of that has to do with the fact that he knows he is so good that he can go around making amazing shots all day. Just because that one amazing shot didn't work out doesn't mean that was his only chance. It's very interesting to watch the different styles of play for each country. Brazil definitely appears to be a less stressed-out team. It seems like everyone gets along very well, just like brothers. When they win a game they all embrace very lovingly and happily. There's just something in the spirit of each player that makes the whole team light up and glow. I love Brazilian futebol.


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It is important, because a ring of men may contain high gold alloy. Most of the work of men in a way or another, but the only way that gardening requires a ring made of pure gold for the last three or four years.
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Getting a fair share
by Susana Ng, senior associate
Share option plans generally give eligible employees the right to buy a fixed number of the company's shares at a fixed price for a fixed period of time, subject to specified terms and conditions. Plans usually contain provisions regarding the vesting of share options and the treatment of the options granted in case of termination of employment "for cause", for example, if the company ends the employment for a substantial reason, such as chronic performance problems not corrected after warning.
The High Court recently considered an employee's share option entitlement following wrongful dismissal in the case of Lee Hung Chiu Philip vs Becton Dickinson Asia Limited (2009).
In this case, Mr Lee, the plaintiff, was the country manager of the defendant company's China operation. His remuneration package included stock options under an executive incentive compensation plan. The stock option plan contained a vesting rule, stating that half of the options would vest at the end of the second year after they were granted and the remainder would vest at the end of the third year.
Mr Lee was suspended from duty on 9 June 1999 and was summarily dismissed on 21 July 1999. The company alleged that he had breached its business conduct rules and had wilfully disobeyed lawful and reasonable orders by his superiors. Mr Lee then lodged a claim against the company, seeking, among other relief, damages for his loss of stock options granted by the company.
Stock options
First of all, the court found that the company had no grounds to summarily dismiss Mr Lee, after examining the evidence.
Another key issue was the date to be used to determine a fair market value of the shares in order to calculate the damages payable to Mr Lee. There had been a significant drop in the share price from the date of Mr Lee's suspension to the date of his summary dismissal. The price of the shares dropped even further thereafter.
The court considered the most appropriate share price for calculating the amount of damages to have been the price on 21 July 1999, the date of Mr Lee's wrongful dismissal.
Mr Lee also received a number of special stock options during his employment. He was informed in an internal memorandum that the special options could be vested in one instalment three years after the grant date.
The timing for the vesting of these special stock options was crucial, since they were granted slightly less than three years before the date of Mr Lee's dismissal. Mr Lee tried to argue that the vesting rule should prevail in this case, since under this rule he would be able to recover damages in respect of half the special stock options that had been granted more than two years before the date of dismissal.
The court ruled against this, however, since it was clear from the internal memorandum that a different vesting formula applied to the special stock options. Given that the options were not vested at the time of the summary dismissal, Mr Lee could therefore not recover any damages in relation to the special grants.
Forfeiture of unexercised grants
The stock option plan contained a provision relating to the forfeiture of unexercised grants, stating that they expired immediately if an employee was terminated "for cause" and three months after a voluntary or involuntary termination "without cause".
In its dismissal letter, the company had tried to deprive Mr Lee of his right to the stock options on the basis of his summary dismissal. However, given the court's finding that there had been no legal basis for his dismissal, the company argued that Mr Lee had failed to notify the company of his wish to exercise the stock options and that it was therefore entitled to forfeit all the outstanding stock options, vested or unvested.
The court ruled that the company had in effect deprived the plaintiff of the stock options that had already vested on 21 July 1999, and the judge said it was disingenuous for the company to argue that Mr Lee could still somehow have "exercised" the options at some time during the period that he had been wrongfully deprived of them.
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Unfortunately, we shouldn't expect any kind of positive changes towards the prosper countries walkout from the EU... Obviously, Merkozy are going to keep on strangling their people forcing them to save Greece and Italy... You know, it's just a beginning... The number of countries which need help will just increase... For the sake of whom the leaders of France and Germany are enslaving their people? The only thing they can achieve is to prolong the agony of the EU. I feel really scared when I imagine the result of such a policy... Uprising? Civil war? As for me, Sarkozy is worth the destiny of Louis XVI! What about Merkel...it's up to Germans...they have always been judges of executions ;)
I strongly disagree, Sarkozy and Merkel are trying to keep the healthy economies clean, even though the speculators are on the lookout. Would the blame not lie on the people who put parties who squandered public money in power? If you are in Brussels, you know what I mean. Germany has kept a rather clean record and has been very straight about its economic record, and has followed a policy that favoured economic dynamism coupled with moderate austerity. There are lots of people living on the brink of poverty in Germany too, and some people having 2 Hartz IV part-time jobs earn 800 euros. German society is quite well stratified, because of its ruthless, unfair but extremely successful system of education. That allows the country to mould the workforce to the industrial and social needs with a minimum of leeway. The system has its flaws, but it works. Instead of bitching about why Germany, and to a lesser extent, France have such a rigid view on failing economies, it would be better to learn from their experience.


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I have verified my email but i still get an error code whenever trying to upload any picture any help with this would be much appreciated.
Have you checked to make sure your photo is in an acceptable format and isn't outside the size limits?
Yeah i checked everything is clear on every photo i have tried not sure what it could be i have already posted a hub. Everything else seems to be working great except that.
I had trouble posting photos as well. They have to be a certain file size or they will be rejected, or just never load. I think the Jpeg image is widely accepted. It seems the newer computers, and windows systems are more complicated when it comes to uploading photo images to the web these days.
I have a program called Picasa, that will automatically post photos to the web. I use it on facebook from time to time.
I think the smart phones, and apps, might be changing the way those things are done. There are photo file types that I have never heard of before. But Jpeg is probably the most used.
Thanks i have been working with it still no luck so far . Im trying to find a photo exact same size as required to see if that works.
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Thank you for the link. I figured out that i can post on Explorer but not on chrome which a major disappointment as it is my main browser. But appreciate the link again.
Amazing, this is the third forum post this evening where Chrome has been an issue. Not to advertise, but I did a hub on an earlier Chrome issue, and now I am experiencing other issues as well. I see others are having a growing number of issues also as my views on that particular hub are very good here recently. What that shows me as well as the posts here in the forums is that Chrome is really acting up on various levels.
I can use Firefox as well as IE and not have the problems I have with Chrome. I have problems with Chrome using my Yahoo mail, not being able to respond to messages with Chrome crasheing, not being able to attach things to my emails..Then I get a crash when I try to upload photos using Chrome, and the list goes on, lol.
As mentioned in a previous post, I am ONLY still using Chrome because I have yet to find a successful way to transfer my Chrome bookmarks to another browser.
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The Lens hit-man beat Ghana defender Samuel Kuffor into second and Cameroon striker Samuel Eto'o, who finished third for the second successive season.
Diouf picked up 93 votes in a poll among African Football Confederation media and technical committee members,while Bayern Munich star Kuffor, who was widely expected to win the award, finished runner-up with 66 votes and Real Mallorca star Eto'o netting 34 votes.
21-year-old Diouf was the inspiration for Senegal as they qualified for the first World Cup finals this year and he helped them to reach the final of this year's African Cup of Nations only to lose to Cameroon.
Senegal made it a clean sweep with their French-born coach Bruno Metsu picking up the Coach of the Year gong and the team lifting the National Team of the Year award.
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ALso I have this nasty feeling this is another program with such great protental yet has been abandoned :(
I have no clue about programing wish I did as I would pick this up and love to help/continue the project, I would love to help but wouldn't know how as I don't know anything about programing (I'm more a hardware person than a software lol)
If it helps with dev I would be happy to donate a little bit towards it each month/release but for my donation I would like to see progress :)
I do hope this is still an ongoing program, if it is a all but dead project would it be pos just to get preview 4 out before its left tot the wind :)
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It's Okay To NOT Be Independent (Why I Still Live With My Parents And Love Every Second Of It)
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Ah, Abbieeee this is so timely. I was just bemoaning to my mother last night that I felt so unfulfilled because I don't have a "real job" or "do anything". Which is why I go nonstop from 6-9. Because I don't do anything. XD But this is an insecurity aggravated by the fact that so often well-meaning, older people(generally those with kids of grandkids in college) look at me quizzically and ask, "Are you in college?" And when I tell them no, they say, "Well...what is it that you do?" Which in turn leads me to duck my head, shrug, and mutter about running the paperwork for my dad's business and working with my horses. I don't mention that I want to open an equine rescue or that I'm writing a book because then come the, "How are you going to make money at that?!" questions.ReplyDelete
Like, one time I was attending a play and an old man sat down next to me in the lobby as we waited to be let into the theater. And he starts small talk.
Him: How old are you? 18?
Me: I'm 21
Him: Are you in school?
Me: No...
Him: So, what are you doing? Just goofing off?
Yeah. That was an awkward conversation that I quickly excused myself from.
This is just such a lovely post. Because I think being a young person who still lives with her parents and isn't financially independent AND being a millennial has a tendency to make me feel ashamed(even though I shouldn't). Because millennials are the worst creatures to walk this planet, didn't you know??
Anyway, I love this post, Abbie! Thank you for being you and giving the rest of us the bravery to be ourselves, too!Replies
I'M SO GLAD THIS RESONATED WITH YOU. <3 uGH YES I TOTALLY GET YOU and I've been there so many times and it's sooo aggravating!! Honestly, I feel bad for the people (like 99% of the population) who are so shortsighted all they can see is the financial aspect of something. SO WHAT IF YOU GOT A 9-5 JOB AND YOU WERE MISERABLE?? How does that serve the world or help anyone?? it's ridiculous.Delete
WOW THAT DIALOGUE. *shakes head* People can be so rude. The struggle is definitely real. :') LOL OH YES MILLENNIALS ARE THE BANE OF HUMANITY TBH. We should be illegal. xD eeeep ASDFGHJKL I'M SO HAPPY YOU LIKE THIS POST YOUR COMMENT MADE MY DAY <33333 *hugs you a lot*
You're so inspiring, Abbie, and it's true everyone's situation is different, and that means that there isn't one set life plan for everyone to go down. I think not many people realize that, though, which is why we see so many generically manufactured, unhappy people in this world. I'm in college because I know that it is what I need to get to do what I love and am passionate about, but I don't hold college up on a pedestal and believe that everyone should attend. I think you are ambitious and know what you're doing, and I greatly admire the fact that you are comfortable and happy with where you are at home.ReplyDelete
Great post as per usual, Abbie! :)Replies
HANNAH THIS COMMENT PUT A HUGE SMILE ON MY FACE. <333 I agree with you 100% and it's awesome that you're pursuing your dreams. SERIOUSLY IF EVERYONE WAS LIKE YOU THIS WORLD WOULD BE BEAUTIFUL. Because college has become something it totally is not -- a social pressure instead of a place of learning and opportunity. And it's sad tbh. BUT I'M SO HAPPY YOU LIKED THIS POST THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR READING!! :'''')Delete
"I know what most people think when they hear me say stuff like this – it'll never work out. But guess what? I'M GOING TO MAKE IT WORK OUT." YES you go girl! Thrive to make your hobbies and passions your future there is nothing more worthy than that!ReplyDelete
Wow! Do you's actually make those stained glass things? They're really neat! And this was a nice post! I plan on eventually making a full-time income writing too. Mostly blogging. Sometimes I get down and think maybe it won't work, but I think if I just keep trying it eventually will pay off. And it's not like I need a bunch of money now; I still live at home too. Well, have a good day!ReplyDelete
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Kudos to you for saying this Abbie!! I know I do plan on moving out and going to college and living in a dorm after high school because of my circumstances with family, but if you're happy to stay at home after high school THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH THAT. Great post as usual :)ReplyDelete
ABBIEE YOU ARE THE MIND-READING BOSS. I've been thinking so much about my future and where I want to go and what I want to do. My parents said the other day that if I want to stick around and learn my dad's business, I am welcome to do that. And honestly, I AM NOT ASHAMED OF THAT. I think it would be awesome to have their wisdom and knowledge and support for years to come. But if I do end up "going," then I know that they'll still support me anyway. This post made my day bc I'm so glad other people feel this wayReplyDelete
(btw, WHAT YOUR FAMILY MAKES IS SO GORGEOUS OH MY GOSH)
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ASDFGHJKL AUDREY TBH IT'S MAKING ME SO HAPPY TO SEE Y'ALL RESONATING WITH THIS because I was feeling kind of alone myself and then I was like "there must be more kids with this struggle." *HUGS YOU A LOT* I'M SO HAPPY YOU CAN RELATE TO THIS. And seriously that's so awesome that your parents are so supportive. AND SO AWESOME THAT YOU'RE FOLLOWING YOUR HEART ON THIS INSTEAD OF THAT MONSTER SOCIETY. :') Aw, I'm glad you like the hanging water gardens too!! <3 Thank you so much for reading and commenting!! YOU'RE THE BOMB. ;)Delete
I liiiike this post so much I may sob. :') I do live with my parents still, but part of mine is health thingies too unfortunately but also I need them in my life so far?! Like I'm in my early twenties but not EVERYONE is ready to go leave home at the same time and go out and do all the things. And the way society condemns/judges just really sucks. Like I feel I have to constantly remind people how much I work. And just because it's "working from home" and a lot of it isn't fully paid yet, doesn't make it any less work!! Omg sometimes I'll be working at 11pm at night because FYI to society = people who work from home are incredibly dedicated often work more hours than a 9 - 5 job just to try and make it work!! So YAS I LOVE THIS POST AND I COULDN'T AGREE MORE. I think it's epic of you're 18 and want to go to college and leave home and have your own life. And I think it's epic if your'e 18 and work with/for your parents and live at home and are pursuing what makes you happy. <3ReplyDeleteReplies
CAAAAIIIT YOU WERE ONE OF THE PEOPLE WHO INSPIRED THIS POST HONESTLY. <3 I'M SO HAPPY YOU LIKE IT!! *hugs* "And the way society condemns/judges just really sucks." <<< oh my goodness yes you can say that again. *sighs* BUT Y'KNOW IT WILL BE EVEN MORE OF A SURPRISE ATTACK WHEN WE ALL CONQUER THE WORLD FROM THE COMFORT OF OUR OWN HOMES SO... hehe ;) and long hours omg yes!! People who work from home definitely have TONS of dedication. I couldn't have said it better than you did in this here comment. <333 THANK YOU FOR READING BRO *gives u waffles*Delete
Wonderful post, Abbie! I loved your perspective on it -- people really shouldn't judge you for staying at home with your parents. I do have goals to go to a top-tier university (hopefully XD), but everyone should totally respect each others' choices. I personally feel like I need the shove to get out into the big scary world and start doing things on my own, but meh. It's a personal choice, guys. XDReplyDelete
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YES RIGHT ON SARAH! And good for you going out and chasing your dreams!! That's the way to do it, bro. *adjusts cool sunglasses* I strongly believe that what we do should be driven from a need in our souls. <333 AW THANK YOU SO MUCH I'm so happy you like the hanging water gardens! EEEP. :)Delete
I do still live with my parents, because I LOVE MY FAM but also because I'm 17 and a minor...But I do want to go to college and be independent someday.ReplyDelete
Oh this is so beautiful!!! I really love the message you're trying to send. I think that family is SUPER important. Society's views on people living at home with their parents is that you can't support yourself and you're poor and living off of your parents' income. Um, just because you live with those you love doesn't mean you work or anything??? I'm currently a minor (wahoo) so I HAVE to live with my parentes. I plan on going to college, but I'm not sure if I'll live with them afterwards. I'll just see where life takes me! (And BTW that last part about doing what you love as a job no matter what is BEAUTIFUL and I connect with it a lot because I love to write and it's my dream that one day I could do that as a job. Many people, including my parents, have said that it'll be hard to make money off of it, but I just want to do what I love. <3)ReplyDeleteReplies
EEEEP THANK YOU MAY THAT MEANS SO MUCH TO ME OMG. :''') I agree 100% and totally promote seeing where life takes you!! That's the best way to live tbh -- ADVENTUROUSLY YO. <3 asdfghjkl i'm so happy that last part spoke to you. I feel that on such a deep level omg. IT'S LIKE AMBITION IS "IMMATURE" THESE DAYS?? WHAT EVEN????? So huge high fives for you, dude. GO CHASE THEM DREAMS DOWN. you got this. ;)Delete
I love when you write opinion posts like this! You so insightfully and bluntly address topics that aren't being discussed most other places, and it's always an interesting read.ReplyDelete
I definitely plan to leave home, go to as much college as I can afford, and get a "real" job (hopefully as a political consultant or strategist!). I'm an only child, so my parents have focused their attention 24/7 on me for all of my 16 years. Although I love them, it is quite tiring - and although I love where I live, I think I'd love living in DC even more. That's just how I am, though - I always like exploring, finding new places and experiencing as many different things as I possibly can. I don't see any problem with people who want to stay with their parents doing that (as long as, like you, they either have a plan or are genuinely trying to figure one out.) I don't tend to approve of people who stay at home out of pure laziness, but if it's for financial, career, or other reasons, that's completely your choice! I don't have any right to force you into a lifestyle you don't want, as long as both you and your parents are good with you staying at home. :)
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EEEEP THANK YOU ELLIE I'M SO HAPPY YOU LIKE THIS POST!! :D Seriously that means so much to me omgggg. *gives you waffles* Good for you chasing your dreams!! And that's totally awesome that you know what you want to do and where you want to go. SUPER INSPIRING, YO! And I totally agree -- laziness is definitely not cool. But everyone has different needs, it's impossible to squish everyone into the same standard "life u should live" box and that's what's so frustrating to me....ugh. :P BUT EEP THANK YOU FOR READING!!Delete
Going to college, getting married, moving away from home, starting and finishing grad school, getting a day job...I did all of that in the past 5 years. And every step of it was terrifying, to the point that I became pretty depressed the summer that I got married. Which...is not the way it's supposed to go! I felt pressured to "adult" and grow up as quickly as possible, and it all happened too fast for me. (Not saying I regret any of it; I just regret not taking more time between steps.) So in that sense, I agree with you.ReplyDelete
At the same time, I think it can be dangerous to only do things when you want to. Part of growing up is learning that you have to do things that you don't want to. Looking back, it was good for me to get out of my parent's house at 19, even if I didn't want to at the time. It caused me to break away from the bubble of my home town, experience new things and meet new people, and find myself and my own values. It's easy to not want to break away from comfort or something that you've known all your life, but it can also be beneficial in the end.Replies
Thanks for reading, Emily!! I'm happy this resonated with you. :) I agree, there are benefits to embarking on an adventure outside of your comfort zone...and also some situations that seem unhappy do turn out alright in the end. But I feel like everyone needs to find that place where their comfort zone ends (because it will be a different case for everyone) and reach for their hearts desire even when it is uncomfortable. If I've learned anything from chasing my dreams, it's that it is freaking hard and freaking painful sometimes. But I consider myself blessed to be surrounded by my family, who give me support, tough love and guidance through the struggles. However, that's just me -- like I said in the post, it's different for everyone. :) Thank you for commenting! <3Delete
Bless you and this post.ReplyDelete
I know I mentioned to you in my last comment on your blog that I too was someone who worked in my family's business and yes, that means I live at home. I will be 20 this summer and still living at home until a month after my birthday when I get married, but that is beside the point. For now and the first two years of adulthood, I will have lived at home. And yes, you're not the only one who gets flak for it like, good grief, what is wrong with living at home for a few years after reaching the magical age of 18? If you have no real desire/need to be totally independent before then, who cares? I like living at home cause I get to stay in the country and stay with my family and be in a comfortable, familiar place. I pretty much knew exactly how my 20's were going down before I was eighteen because of my plans to marry my boyfriend and his college plans so there was absolutely no point in moving out before that and spending money on rent in a place that I'd probably hate in the city that I'd probably hate to live alone which I'd probably also hate as much as I say I wouldn't. I'm perfectly content to be here until my wedding and will probably miss being here a lot even afterwards. My fiancee lives at home as well, he's the same magical adult age as me and goes to magical college and has a magical mostly normal job so by all rights he SHOULD be moved out but nope. He's at home. And I think we'll both be really happy for that in the long run.
So yes, amazing post, Abbiee. I shall share it with the world as a passive-aggressive side-eye to the friends of mine who thought it was stupid of me to still live at home as an "adult". Thank you for that grand opportunity. XD Keep shining!Replies
NO NO BLESS YOU EMILY. YOU KIND OF INSPIRED THIS POST TBH. <3 Because I was thinking about how I've met quite a few young adults who live with their parents and I'm like... maybe I should write about this. :') It's rather near and dear to my heart. EEP GOOD FOR YOU!! SERIOUSLY THAT'S AWESOME. (Also so EXCITING OMG you're getting married?!?! *tosses confetti*) And kudos to your fiancee for also being awesome. SERIOUSLY THIS IS SO RIDICULOUS THIS "MOVE OUT UR 18 OMGGG U OLD ADULT PERSON HOW DARE U STILL LIVE AT HOME" and asdfghjkl I'm so happy you like this post and are gonna kindly throw it at people and YES THIS COMMENT PUT A HUGE SMILE ON MY FACE THANK YOU <3 *hugs*Delete
Love this post. Thank you for this. I'm so glad someone else is in the same boat. I live with my parents, and I'm older than 18. I'm more like...closer to 22, but who's counting? I have a really good relationship with them, and we have an arrangement worked out really well, but man, sometimes it's hard to block out society who thinks it's such a terrible thing. Like...I'm wasting my life or being a baby or something. Gah.ReplyDeleteReplies
My parents don't have a business or anything like that (really wish they did, though), but my mom does have medical issues that aren't totally debilitating but still causes periods where she can't do a lot. If I wasn't here during those times, I don't know who would be able to help her. She probably wouldn't let me use that as any kind of excuse, but maybe this is why I am here?Delete
This so so true!!! It's really weird that people's think it's bad to live with your parents after you are 18!!! Gosh they are you parents!!ReplyDelete
That being said, I want to leave home pretty soon after I'm 18, but only because I want to go to college and become a governess and I kind of have to leave home in order to do that! On one hand, I understand kids wanting to leave as soon as possible, parents are So what they are supposed to be!! (Aka caring, sheltering, loving, strict, annoying) and kids are what they are supposed to be: (ridiculous, needy, independent, snarky, and annoying) it's life. But like you say there is this shame in living with your parents SIMPLY BECAUSE YOU LOVE THEM AND YOU WANT TO????!?!?!?!?!? EW!!!!?!
Um. Excuse me. No.
Anyways, I mostly commented because I have some questions for you, but I thought I might as well talk about what this post is actually ABOUT before I drown you with questions. Sound good?? Good. *Hands you waffles* yes that is a bribe.
So, I really love to sing, and I want to do so professionally, but there is the problem of being a poor child in a family of 13 who are poor because we're missionaries.
So... My problem is, I want to be able to record and video songs and put them on YouTube for you lovely people to peruse, but I don't have any equipment whatsoever and even less knowledge of how to do it!!!
I know you have lots to do, and I'm sure you are super busy, but would you mind giving me some pointers??? I would be IMMENSELY GRATEFUL!!! And if there's ever anything I can do for you, please PLEASE let me know!!!!!
I basically want to know the dos and don'ts and any advice you might have for me!
I'm sorry I am asking so much, you really don't have to do it if you don't want to.
Thank you so much for being so freaking amazing!!
Oh, if you'd like to send me an email I can give my email to you. I did already in a comment on a different post but I can give it again if you'd like.
Abbie, this is not flattery, this is true: you have inspired me so so so much. You have made me want to sing better and more you have made me want to blog and vlog better and more. I am more honored being friends with you than if I knew... I don't know, some REALLY famous person! Honestly.
I'm one of those people who, when someone tells me to do something, I find a way to not want to do it. And that's basically what happened to me with the whole college thing. I couldn't stop griping and groaning about it. "Why does everyone say you only get a life if you go to college? You will only have any chance at future if you go to college?" It just drove me crazy. But after a while, things started settling and I realized I actually /did/ want to go to college. I love my family, but I am ready to leave home, and having been home-schooled all my life and largely self taught, I have a strong thirst for learning in a class setting and having teachers and living on campus and making new friends and exploring the world and myself more. You made such a good point in this post though. Just because college is the norm doesn't mean it is for everyone, and that anyone who doesn't do it is a failure at life. THAT'S MESSED UP. >:( *slaps Society with fishes*ReplyDelete
Its sad but I think so many people fall into the conformity of society - happy to hear you're breaking the mould! I'm 27 and right now all my friends are buying houses, having kids or getting married. That's not a box I want to fit into. I'm too busy travelling the world, writing and having a great time with nothing to tie me down! At the end of the day - when we are old and grey - I want to be able to look back on happy memories - not endless days of doing things I didnt want to just because society says I should!ReplyDelete
Anyway really great post - I hope it inspires more than a few people to listen to what they actually want as opposed to what the world says they should be doing!
Your posts are just the bomb dot com, yo. I totally resonate with this - I'm 23 and moving out soonish but I still live with my parents! I felt ashamed about it for the longest time, but I don't know why...my family and I have such a rich relationship, and I wouldn't trade these precious years for anything. I love how counter-culture your perspective is. It sounds like your parents really nourished you in your education and upbringing, and that's so cool that you help them run a business! I think the life of an entrepreneur and artist definitely appeals to me. I work at an office at my university and I'm already tired of working for "The Man." This was inspiring! Go change the world! :)ReplyDelete
Nice comments brighten my day x100000! I read and respond to every single one (and I also give my commenters free virtual waffles, so that's a plus.)


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Today I learned that Michael Durall (website), parish consultant and author, has a new blog. Titled "Ten Minutes Or Less" Durall describes the blog as featuring "Helpful hints for busy clergy and lay leaders. Readers are welcome to add their own ideas about things that work well in church."
As someone focused on helping our congregations learn, evolve and meet the ministry challenges of the 21st century, I have been a fan of Durall's for years. Now I don't always agree with him, but I absolutely love that he does his best to hold a mirror up to our congregations, challenges us to do better, and calls on us to take our congregations where few UU congregations have gone before.
From the conversations I've had UUs love his work, hate it, and everything in-between. This is great. I love challenging purposeful debate. Without a doubt Durall's writing gets us talking and reflecting.
For this reason I highly recommend subscribing to Durall's blog.
You may visit and read the blog at http://www.tenminutesorless.blogspot.com/ or, if you use a blog or RSS reader, subscribe to it here.
Do you know of other blogs that UU Growth Blog readers would appreciate? If so, please comment and share links below.
I will be sharing thoughts on Durall's latest title Almost Church Revitalized: Envisioning the Future of Unitarian Universalism over the next month. In fact, wouldn't it be fun to identify UU growth oriented books we can read each month. Sort of a UU Growth Book of the Month Club?


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Another Great College Day and Symposium!
04/08/2017--Our 2nd Annual Oral Health Alliance College Day and Symposium had a great turnout. A big "thank you" to everyone that came out to share dental school experiences, strategies for applying to dental school, and inspirational personal stories of overcoming obstacles to become successful dental school students.
Our poster competition fielded nine entrants and three winners (See pictures here) and our Symposium speakers gave exciting and groundbreaking lectures (See video here).
We also want to thank everyone that came out to Rock Hall from all over the Bay Area and greater California. We hope to see you all next year!
The Oral Health Alliance readies to advance to its second successful year!
09/06/2016--After a successful first year of operations, Dr. Brent Lin's HRSA brain child, the Oral Health Alliance, is bristling with energy and excitement as the second phase and its second year of operations gets ready to roll out.
Starting October 1st, the OHA will offer the elective course PD190— "Interprofessional Education for Primary Care Providers." The course attempts to bridge the collaborative gaps between various health care disciplines. A pilot version of the course was offered during the quiet summer months at UCSF and it was met with much enthusiasm and support from students and lecturers: "Trainees have learned firsthand about the impact of children's oral health on their systemic health and a management strategy that is relevant to primary care providers in an interdisciplinary and collaborative manner," noted Dr. Brent Lin. A similar PD190 format will also be launched across the bay in Hayward this fall where Chabot College is collaborating with the Oral Health Alliance to bring awareness and instruction to health care students on the high importance of children's oral health.
Lastly, there is the Oral Health Alliances' seminal Hygienist Fellows program. Ms. Maria Elena Simpson came on board on July first; she won the scholarship after hundreds of applicants were considered. Maria routinely travels from her home in Auburn, a city that sits at the foothills of the Sierra Mountain range and which is easily a hefty two hour one way trip to UCSF. However, the long days have not dampened Ms. Simpson's regard for the OHA's Hygienist Fellows Program: "It's a great experience. I see kids with special needs that I have never seen before. I really believe that this program is adding to my skill set. I'm really enjoying my time here."
If you would like to enroll in PD 190 - "Children's Oral Health for Primary Care Providers," please see the UCSF Course Catalog:
Thank You For Making Our First Annual College Day and Symposium a Success!
06/11/16-We wish to thank all of our Oral Health Alliance College Day Speakers (Emily Yang, Jenny Garcia, Dien Sun, Brian Lee, and Kathleen Marcelo) and Symposium speakers (Above: Left to Right: Dr. Sheila Brear, Dr. Karen Duderstadt, Karissa Moreno, M.A., Dr. Remya Niranjan, and Dr. Brent Lin) for their engaging and informative presentations. We also wish to thank all of the students and advocates for children's oral health that took the time to come out and participate in our inaugural event on Saturday, June 11th 2016. Finally, we wish to thank HRSA representative Darren Orgel and our sponsor DPT for their invaluable contribution. Please take some time and peruse our pictures and video of our event HERE. We hope to see you all next year!
Dental Success at the Kids'n Fun Festival!
Here is a picture of our wonderful dental volunteers at the Kids'n Fun Festival which took place on Saturday, August 13, from 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM in the Memorial Park at Cupertino. Kids'N Fun Festival is a multi-cultural festival dedicated exclusively to children of all ages with activities, games, performance, and international delicacies. Our oral and dental community performed oral and dental health screenings, topical fluoride applications, provided preventive dental health education, and anticipatory guidance for children in the local communities. Some participants are our HRSA trainees in the interprofessional education for primary care providers. See you next year!
From our friend Darren Orgel at HRSA:
Are you a recently graduated dental student looking for a creative path to re-pay your student debt?
Students pursuing a career in primary health care are eligible to receive funding for their education in exchange for practicing in rural, urban, and frontier communities with limited access to care, upon graduation and licensure.
The scholarship pays tuition, fees, other educational costs, and provides a living stipend in return for a commitment to work at least 2 years at an NHSC-approved site in a medically underserved community.
For each year of financial support (up to four years), the student agrees to serve one year (minimum two years) at an NHSC-approved site in a high-need urban, rural, or frontier community across the nation.
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Music has always been in the lives of sisters Rebecca, Lauren, and Alyssa Barlow, also known as the Christian rock band, BarlowGirl.
"We grew up in a musical family. Our dad played a guitar most of his life. He was the children's music pastor at our church in Chicago," said the oldest sister, Rebecca, 28. "Our dad also has 13 siblings, and they are all musical. We would all get together and sing and harmonize together. That's where we got our love for music."
However, it wasn't their goal to become a band, she said.
"We enjoyed singing together, but we didn't think that we wanted to make a career out of it. We all had other things we wanted to do," she said. "We had completely different plans other than what ended up happening."
Rebecca wanted to become a cosmetologist and an auto mechanic. Alyssa, 26, wanted to perform on Broadway. Lauren, 22, wanted to become a marine biologist. But, as they traveled around the country singing and playing instruments as backup for their father, it began to dawn on the sisters that God had other plans for their lives, Rebecca said.
"Traveling, we began writing our own songs and growing in our musical gifts. We then started playing our songs, and people would even hire us to play our songs," she said. "We woke up and were like, 'Wow, we are writing our own songs and performing,' and we realized that this is what God had for us."
The sisters have recorded three albums and are working on a fourth. BarlowGirl is one of several Christian bands and artists featured in the Winter Jam Tour Spectacular on Thursday at James Brown Arena, 605 Seventh St. The tour also features newSong, Skillet, Echoing Angels, pureNRG, Group 1 Crew, MercyMe, and Connersvine.
BarlowGirl will perform seven songs -- two songs from each album and one worship song.
What makes their music different is that each song is like a diary of the experiences they have had in life, Rebecca said.
"We can't write a song on something we haven't experienced or dealt with and gone through," she said. "With that, we wrote songs about struggling with image, not being able to feel God, not being able to speak out, our struggles with our faith."
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COST: $10, pay at the door (No advance tickets will be sold)
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For this Third Final Project Milestone, you will finish development of your MyClone class and create another class of your choice.
In Module Two, you started development of the MyClone class. You will continue to develop the MyClone class by adding accessor methods, mutator methoda, and an introduction() method. The introduction() method will introduce yourself to the virtual world by displaying a greeting, your first and last name, and anything else you would want to say.
You will also create another class of your choice. Your programmer-defined class should have at a minimum two instance variables and one method. The instance variables and method should be representative of the data and behavior that objects of this class will have. You will demonstrate your understanding of encapsulation by declaring the instance varibales as private and by creating accessors and mutatora for each instance variable. You should have at least one constructor created that initializes all instance variables. Document your code.
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