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JASON Brickman intends to play in Europe or Asia in the next few years before he seeks to fulfill his dream of playing in the PBA.
The 24-year-old Brickman is one of the top Fil-Americans playing outside the Philippines, averaging 13.2 points and 10.7 assists for the Westports Malaysia Dragons in the Asean Basketball League (ABL).
But Brickman, who played for Long Island University in New York, said he doesn't have plans to play in his native land anytime soon, particularly in the PBA D-League, as he wants to continue playing overseas before he files his application for the PBA Rookie Draft.
"I definitely want to play in the PBA someday," said Brickman. "I know there is an age rule. I don't know about next year but maybe I'll play in Asia or Europe. In a year or two, maybe I'll be in the PBA."
PBA rules allow Fil-foreign players to apply directly to the PBA draft when he is at least 29 years old. Otherwise they are required to play in the PBA D-League for two conferences and see action for at least seven games in each of the conferences before becoming eligible for the rookie draft.
But Brickman is taking a different route, one which he's already familiar with having played overseas in Russia and Germany before suiting up for the Dragons in the ABL.
"I just think that there is a very high competition, a lot of big leagues and top leagues. I played there last year. I think I'm ready to go back to become a better player," Brickman said.
[See Fil-Canadian Wright focused on ABL title bid, shuns talk on PBA and Gilas]
Brickman also bared how the ABL has helped his game as well as his exposure to basketball fans in the region as the Southeast Asian professional league is also being shown in the Philippines.
"There are a lot of good players here. Playing in the ABL is a good exposure for the PBA and all around Asia. We also have great fans here," said Brickman.
Brickman is a teammate of Matthew Wright, a Filipino-Canadian who is also eyeing a future in both the PBA and Gilas Pilipinas. Wright was recently named the Best Asean import in the ABL and Brickman said it is a pleasure playing with one of the top Fil-foreigners around.
"We have a great chemistry. I'm a guy who likes to pass. He is a great scorer and a shooter. We work together. We've have a great year," said Brickman.
Brickman had a great outing on Sunday, finishing with 13 points, nine rebounds, and eight assists in the Dragons' 83-67 victory over the Singapore Slingers. Wright added 12 points as Malaysia salvaged a split in the ABL title series.
While both Brickman and Wright have their sights set on the PBA as a long-term goal, Brickman said their focus remains on giving the Dragons their first championship in the regional basketball league.
"We are just trying to win this championship for Malaysia and finish strong," said Brickman.

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Utah's amazing diversity of landscapes offers campers a wide variety of outdoor recreational activities and many different kinds of camping experiences. If you want to explore the extraordinary rock formations in places like Arches National Park there are several primitive campsites located close to Moab, where you can set up your base camp and enjoy days of hiking, biking and water sports and cozy nights around the campfire. The mighty Colorado River winds its way through a maze of canyons and cliffs – you can find an ideal riverside campsite at Drinks Canyon Campground, Hals Canyon Campground or Goose Neck Island. Dixie National Forest offers wonderful hiking and boating opportunities which you can explore from your base at one of 26 popular campgrounds.
We recommend that you call the attractions and restaurants ahead of your visit to confirm current opening times.
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BELK Tile is a leading retailer of tiles for the bathroom. BELK Tile's selection of bathroom tiles does not just stop a bathroom floor tile, we have a large selection of shower wall tiles that will amaze you! Our goal is to be able to provide you with quality products and premier customer service. We are always adding new products to help enhance your shower tile designs. If you are looking for a beautiful tile for the wall or floor, that will make your neighbors jealous, then you are at the right place!View BELK Tile Customer Reviews >
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text: Paul S. Izawa 84, of Honolulu passed away on April 1, 2018 in Honolulu. He was originally from Anahola, Kauai and was a retired Roosevelt High School Spanish teacher. He is survived by wife, Ruth; son Kirk (Wendy); daughter Dawn Hirano (Vinson); grandchildren, Trent, Tyler, Sydnie and Jordyn; and sisters, Barbara Sawai and Florence Suzui. Private services were held. Arrangements Provided By: Hosoi Garden Mortuary SHARE ON FACEBOOK SHARE VIA EMAIL Our deepest condolences to the family and friends of the deceased ADVERTISEMENT Explore more Search Records for Paul S. Izawa with Ancestry® Discover Paul S. Izawa Family Story with Ancestry® AncestryDNA® with Traits Discover Details of Your Family History - Search Records with Ancestry® Sponsored by Ancestry


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Welcome to
Bridge High School Ministry!
BHS is our High School ministry. In Bridge High School, we learn what it means to live a life that is completely for Jesus. There are so many things in life that grab our attention and fill our time. In BHS, we focus on making everything in our lives revolve around Jesus because we've given Him our everything!
The Bridge High School ministry at The Bridge Church is committed to helping our High School students discover how to live the words of 2 Corinthians 5:15, "He died for everyone so that those who receive his new life will no longer live for themselves. Instead, they will live for Christ, who died and was raised for them."
At our Sunday and Wednesday Bridge High School services, we worship together and come prepared with pencils, Bibles, and journals (we call it PB&J!) so when we get into the Word, we can remember what the Lord is speaking to us. We play games, have prizes, and eat candy for participating. And at the end of our service, we spend time in our small groups broken up by grade to dive into the lesson on a personal level.
We lead students to become fully devoted followers of Jesus.
By working alongside parents and creating environments just for high school students, we help them own their faith, build authentic relationships with other students and make space for positive influence from our leaders and others.
We meet Wednesdays at 6:00pm in the Youth Room
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It is our privilege at the Bridge to be able to partner with families to raise up our high school students to become the men and women of God that He created them to be. Your family and your high schooler matter greatly to us! We are passionate about God's word, living it out, and having an awesome time in the process!
We would love to meet you and get to know your family over coffee or a meal together. Whether you're considering checking out our church family for the first time or you've been with us for a while and are looking to get more connected and involved, we are excited to walk with you in whatever season you are in!
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Shopify themes, liquid, logos, and UX
I am starting a small business and I have an item for which the supplier will ask me to pay a deposit for the packaging. This deposit will be refunded by my supplier when the packaging is returned. Therefore, I also have to ask my customers to pay a deposit, which will be refunded to them when the packaging is returned.
Does anyone know how to handle this type of transaction in Shopify without impacting sales, since it is not an actual sales transaction? I thought about creating a product code for the said packaging (i.e. a product code separate from the product itself), but how to set up Shopify so that as soon as customers select the said product, the transaction related to the deposit will be automatically generated on a separate line on the invoice, with no way for customers to change it; except to modify their order?
Thanks for your help.
This can be done by heavily modifying the gift-wrap advanced customization to be about a deposit.
(remember to not let the deposit be removable from the cart without removing the prime product.)
Otherwise you need an app.
There are a couple of categories that apply such as apps for bottle deposits, personalization apps or bundling apps.
Alternatives are to bake it in the product price, or put into the shipping fees.
Hi Paul,
Thanks a bundle. Could you share with me the apps that I can add pls?
Just search those category names I mentioned in the app store.
There also 'product option' apps where some have bundling.
hey @Pablo51
Late reply to an old post. Our app Canteen allows you to handle container fees. If you are still searching!
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This report provides information on the Transformative Change Initiative (TCI), which is dedicated to assisting community colleges scale-up innovation in the form of guided pathways, programs of study, and evidence-based strategies to improve student outcomes and program, organization, and system performance.
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Marysville approves superintendent contract
The Marysville Board of Education approved, 7-0, the district's new superintendent's contract at its Monday meeting.
Shawn Wightman, principal at Kment Elementary School in Roseville, is set to start in Marysville on Oct. 27.
Highlights from the three-year contract include a starting salary of $130,000 with an increase of $2,500 each year for the 2015-16 and 2016-17 school years; a $4,000 annual annuity; 25 vacation days; and a mileage reimbursement rate of $400 a month.
The district's former superintendent James Cain left in June to be superintendent at Port Huron Area School District. His salary in Marysville was $123,000 with a $3,000 annuity. Cain now makes $180,000 with a $12,000 annuity.
Board of Education President Kevin Palmateer has said it will be Wightman's decision on taking the pay increases.


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(CelebrityAccess MediaWire) — Effective May 12, the Sydney SuperDome will be called Acer Arena under a multimillion naming rights deal with Acer Computer Australia.
"This is a first for our industry and something that we are proud to be leading," SuperDome chief executive David Humphreys told The Age.
According to Humphreys, the deal would eventually allow people to watch live and pre-packaged entertainment from the stadium using Viv, an entertainment technology made by Intel.
"One of our plans through this sponsorship is to deliver live and pre-packaged entertainment from the Acer Arena directly to people's homes, thereby delivering premium content to the consumer," he said.
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Oh, you know, chillin' on the porch sipping ice cold lemonade. "It's like the life people wish they had." Anastasia said about the pictures we were taking.
We had just finished up with a photoshoot downtown. We walked back to Anastacia's house and decided we wanted a couple more shots on her front porch. Complete with the American flag and our outfits, we felt that we looked like typical American housewives (from several decades back), living the American dream.
For a finishing touch, we used lemon concentrate to pose as lemonade. Unfortunately, the heat caused us to drink down most of our prop before we could add sugar to it!
We were able to take the pictures using the new remote control I had purchased the night before. The remote's inability to respond promptly caused us to look distressed in some of the pictures. Especially if the shutter was not being pressed as the photo was taking!
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Fitness & Recreation
When it comes to its population of active adults, the Enclave at Ellicott Hills places an emphasis on the adjective active. Community walkways, a regulation tennis court, and a fitness center are all available for use at virtually any time of the day. Fitness equipment and classes to help get fit abound in the clubhouse. During the summer months, from Memorial Day through Labor Day weekends, the outdoor pool is in operation and is a great way to get fit by swimming laps or by joining a water aerobics class.
The Enclave's fitness center and outdoor pool are located in the Clubhouse, adjacent to both men's and women's locker rooms. It includes treadmills, elliptical trainers, recumbent cycles, a rowing machine, a host of cross training fitness equipment, and free weights for resident use. A sauna, accessible from the locker rooms, is also available for resident use. The Enclave offers a range of exercise classes and fitness coach options through private fitness companies.
The regulation-size tennis court is located on Buckingham Road, and is available for resident use during daylight hours.
The facilities at the Enclave provide a wonderful opportunity to meet and greet your neighbors while building stamina and good health.


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Gedney Barges
Wreck dive on two wooden barges in mid to advanced stages of decay situated on a steeply sloping soft substrate.
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70-105 feet.
Off-slack dive in a well protected area. Vermilion rockfish often school near the barges.
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Access by boat:
Gedney Island is only accessible by boat or seaplane. It is located near the junction of Possession Sound and Saratoga Passage. The island is situated west of Everett. A marina with a wooden breakwater is located on the northwest corner of the island. Two sunken barges were sunk end-to-end at the entrance of the marina.
Shore access:
Realistically, none. It might be possible to catch the ferry to Gedney Island and lug gear to the beach, but it would be a lot of work.
Dive profile:
I am not a big fan of barge dives, but I enjoy occasionally diving these barges. I usually end up diving this site when a strong south wind picks up and makes less protected areas an unappealing option.
Two barges run downslope in front of the entrance of the marina, starting in about 50 feet of water and continuing down to about 105 feet. These wooden barges are in moderate to advanced stages of decay. Some of the openings in the barges are large enough for a diver to penetrate, although I would strongly advise against it. The unstable rotting wood has left an arsenal of pointy metal nails, fitting, screws, and other sharp protrusions just waiting to snag an unsuspecting diver.
I anchor in 20 feet of water to the right of the entrance of the marina. I take a compass bearing from my anchorage that sends me 100 feet directly in front of entrance. I follow my compass bearing downslope until I reach the wreck or one of the massive anchor blocks or chains that keeps the barges tethered to the bottom. I then circumnavigate the barges. The tops of the barges are now well decayed. I spend most of my time examining the sides and bases of the barges, which is where most of the marine life prospers.
I complete my route around the barges and head back upslope to the boat on the reverse compass heading. A third barge is located near the anchorage spot, which I explore to pass time during my safety stop. Poor visibility normally plagues this shallow area. This shallow barge is in a much more advanced state of decay than the two deeper barges. It resembles an old lumberyard more than a barge. Wooden planks and debris are scattered everywhere. This barge runs parallel to shore and lies in about 20 feet of water.
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Current observations:
The Gedney Island barges are tucked away in a relatively protected area. I have not encountered any significant tidal current diving this location, even off-slack on moderate to heavy exchanges. A strong wind out of the north could generate surface current.
Boat Launch:
Mukilteo State park boat ramp. Approximately 5 miles from the dive site. Note that the docks are typically pulled from this facility during the off-season.
Boat traffic: This site is located at the entrance of a marina. Performing an emergency free ascent from the barges could be very risky. I carry a finger spool and signal marker buoy just in case such an emergency arises.
Snagging hazards: These decomposing wood wrecks have countless exposed rusty metal nails, screws, and other snagging hazards.
Marine life:
Although not overwhelmingly diverse, the marine life that calls these barges home is substantial. Small rockfish regularly haunt these wrecks. Quillback, Puget Sound, copper and brown rockfish are most common, although I have seen juvenile yelloweye and schools of vermilion rockfish as well. Lingcod and kelp greenling lurk around the wrecks. Resident lingcod tend to be rather small. Dungeness crabs scamper about the perimeter of the wrecks while rock and English sole lie patiently on the bottom. As with most Puget Sound dive sites, ratfish leisurely patrol the area.


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With food prices inflating, a revival of the Blue Plate Special is much needed. Here it comes, thanks to the bears at Bills Filling Station (2209 Wilton Dr., Wilton Manors). Every Sunday from noon till 5 p.m., the popular gay haunt serves a Blue Plate meat, two veggies, a salad, and bread for $5. Another $3 will get you an astonishing 32-ounce Vodka Bloody Mary. Tapas, too, are newly available on Bills menu. Stay past 5 p.m. for $3 Long Island Iced Teas in mason jars and the Might T show, a whirlwind of impersonations, dance performances, DJs, giveaways, and transsexual splendor. Come on the second Sunday of the month for Southern-style food and the last Sunday (right before rents due) for an all you care to eat event. For more info, call 954-568-3885, or visit www.billsfillingstation.com.
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Visits and Trips
A full programme of visits and trips
In 'normal' times Godolphin and Latymer Redcliffe Gardens School offers a full programme of visits and trips. Recent highlights have included:
Kew Gardens, London Wetland Centre, Orleans House Gallery, Bekonscot Model Village, Fulham Palace, Windsor Castle, Holland Park Ecology Centre, St Paul's Cathedral, Florence Nightingale Museum, London Zoo, The Garden Museum, Hampton Court Palace, The British Museum, The British Library, The Wigmore Hall, Opera at Holland Park, The Wallace Collection, and Juniper Hall Field Centre.
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I'm seeing more reports of how nutrition can help us fight COVID-19. No one is saying that we can totally avoid or cure this disease if we eat right. But the case for improving our diets to get through this pandemic is certainly strong.
Our immune system, after all, is made from the components that we find in food. And like a well-established football team, a strong immune system needs the right balance of individual nutrients working together. These include proteins and vitamins (such as A, C, E, B6 and B12) and minerals such as iron and zinc. And we get these substances when we eat a balanced diet which includes foods such as eggs, meat, fish, poultry, soybeans, a variety of fruits and vegetables, whole grains, nuts and produce. dairy.
Without a doubt, experts say, the foods we choose to eat (or not eat) have a profound effect on our immune system and our susceptibility to disease. Here are some ideas: Take a look at your plate. Does it contain a good source of protein? Are there a variety of green, red, orange and yellow fruits and vegetables (M&M don't count)? Does it include whole grains? Otherwise, a lack of key nutrients can reduce your resilience to infectious diseases.
Don't put too many men on the ground. Supplements can help if our diet is lacking in certain nutrients, but don't overdo it. Zinc, for example, is needed to strengthen our immune system and is mainly found in oysters, shellfish, meat, pork, poultry, beans and fortified grains. Excessively high doses of zinc supplements, however, can actually reduce the body's ability to fight disease.
Eat your vegetables and other plant-based foods. Last year, before vaccines became available and before the highly contagious delta variant raised its ugly head, researchers in the United States and Britain conducted a telephone survey of people who tested positive for COVID- 19. People who reported eating more plant-based foods (fruits, vegetables, whole grains, legumes, and vegetable oils) had a slightly (9%) lower risk of developing COVID-19 than people with lower intakes. And among people who contracted COVID-19, those who ate more plant-based foods had a 41% lower risk of developing severe symptoms.
Get your omega-3s. Also called fish oils, these fats (DHA and EPA) fight chronic inflammation. Some studies suggest that the presence of omega-3s in our blood can help reduce the severity of COVID-19. Besides oily fish like salmon, sardines, tuna, and mackerel, other forms of these fats are found in flax seeds, nuts, and some fortified foods.
Think about vitamin D. A deficiency in this vitamin can increase our risk of contracting an infectious disease, researchers say. Until we know more, it's a good idea to make sure we're getting the recommended daily dose of 400-800 IU of vitamin D per day.
Coping with stress. Yes, it has to do with nutrition. Fear and distress can trigger hormones that push us toward the comfort of foods that feed us little more than sugar, fat, and extra calories. Stressbusters include exercise, prayer, and meditation. And don't skimp on sleep! Sleep strengthens the body's immune function.
Now more than ever, experts say, we need to make healthy eating a top priority to reduce our susceptibility and the lingering complications of COVID-19. Letâs do this.
Barbara Intermill is a Registered Dietitian-Nutritionist and Diabetes Care Specialist affiliated with the Monterey Peninsula Community Hospital. She is the author of "Quinn-Essential Nutrition: The Uncomplicated Science of Eating". Email him at [email protected]


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You know, I'm not sure if summer has arrived, or if it's still considered spring, but one thing that I DO know is that it's warm and sunny and the most loveable weather outside. I've spent my last days now doing all my schoolwork out in the sun instead of sitting inside my room, letting my bunny out to eat some grass in the process. I really just love it all right now.
It's no less than just two weeks left until I'll finally go to a concert again. It's been way too long, and way too long time between the shows. This has to change in some way. I'm so stoked. Reckless Love, H.E.A.T and TNT. It's gonna be one night to remember, that's for sure. I only wish I could get out to see H.E.A.T more now with the new album and all. I'll sadly miss out on them, apart from Sthlm Rocks, but I guess I'll catch them somewhere else some more time. I hope.
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The Unexplained Disappearance of Ettore Majorana, (and his mysterious reappearance 20 years later).
Strange Events Scientist, Ettore Majorana was born in Italy in 1906. He famously went missing, presumed dead on 27 March 1938, aged 32. It was claimed he disappeared, or vanished, suddenly under very mysterious circumstances while going by ship from Palermo to Naples. Almost 20 years later he was photographed in Aregentina, still looking the same age as he was … Continue reading


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TechnoBuffalo's own Jon Rettinger is reporting live from the CES floor and as he words it, "The CES mania continues… We've broken the new Arc phone, and judging by the 3D glasses on our seat, expect plenty of third dimension goodness."
We aim to please you, the audience, so here's a quick wrap and highlight article of the Sony Press Conference on Wednesday, January 5th from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
The conference started off with the audience putting 3D glass on setting the mood for the majority of the show.
Many people started to question whether 3D was finally becoming affordable when Sony flashed 3D home camcorders on-screen. Sony continued to mention that this year "will be the year 3D goes prosumer."
Sony is launching their own 3D network called 3Net. They also mentioned the new Spiderman and Men in Black movies being shot in 3D. Also launching new professional 3D video cameras.
Among other highlights include new 3D Sony Vaio computer devices. Jon notes that they've really "thrown their hat into the 3D ring," continuing by saying that "they are trying to have every aspect of 3D covered, form generating their own content, to the cameras and computers." New 55″ 3D LED backlit TV, New 3D Blu-Ray player BDP-S780 with DLNA WiFi, and Skype built in for video conferencing. Evidently, they're really invested into this cause, hoping that it will work and catch on with consumers.
The Vaio with active 3D glasses will convert 2D into 3D in realtime and will retail around $1700. No specific details on when.
Sony will be making available a new 3D "Bloggie", their consumer handheld camcorder. It will be glasses-free and will be ready for purchase this spring for around $250.
"Meet the new Arc… granted we already got a few shots of this guy. Uses Android 2.3, 4.2″ Reality Display with Bravia Engine. Will start shipping in Q1." For more details on this, check out our post here.
Lastly, a new streaming music service is coming. Music unlimited is coming to North America in all connected devices in the next few months. It will let you sync your existing music library into the cloud. This is something many tech pundits have been waiting for in the world of consumer tech and electronics.
What do you think of this press conference? Were you underwhelmed, overwhelmed? Leave your opinions below!
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Block on Trump's Asylum Ban Upheld by Supreme Court
Though the public has been privy to hundreds of documents in the Trayvon Martin murder case, both state prosecutors and George Zimmerman's attorney would like for that to stop. Assistant State Attorney Bernardo de la Rionda and Mark O'Mara have filed motions requesting that the judge limit the public release of certain subsets of Trayvon evidence.
Prosecutors want to withhold the names of witnesses, photos of Trayvon's body and a few recorded statements. O'Mara wants to bar the release of text messages, emails and journal entries made by Zimmerman.
Though criminal evidence is often made public, judges have the discretion to keep it under wraps when necessary to protect the interests of justice. Both requests argue that the release of such evidence will make it more difficult for Zimmerman to have a fair trial.
In the State's motion, attorney de la Rionda argues that the release of the mentioned Trayvon evidence will hurt the prosecution. Some witnesses have already been harassed, according to the document, and others are fearful that personal information will be released to the public once their names are known.
Judges may prevent the release of names if there are safety concerns and when doing so is necessary to ensure cooperation.
On Zimmerman's side, attorney O'Mara is worried that some of the Trayvon evidence will impede the ability to find an impartial jury. He plans to ask the court to exclude some of this evidence from trial, but if released, it will undoubtedly be all over the media.
For these reasons, there's a good chance the judge will agree to limit the release of some of the aforementioned Trayvon evidence. All of it? Probably not.
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Comparison Essay
Previously we have discussed some related tasks for you to write a compare and contrast essay. Now, we will concentrate on a sub branch of such an article where we will still compare two or more things, a comparison essay may be written in such a procedure. What is the main difference between compare and contrast essay and a comparison essay? Actually when you write essays in a compare and contrast manner, you have two main goal in writing. The first one is to compare meaning to identify two or more attributes that are the same between two compared objects. On the other hand, contrasting means to differentiate the attributes that you can find between the two same objects being observed. For a comparison essay, your only main goal is to look for qualities of people, place, event or object that are the same with respect to each of the two subjects. That is why a comparison essays may be regarded as a document which is simpler than a compare and contrast essays.
There are several things that you should remember in writing an assignment writing coursework in the perspective of comparison. First of which is by selecting a topic. The topic interest must involve the presentation of two or more ideas or subjects. This is the basic requirements for you to conduct comparisons. A topic that compares the physical qualities of an item, the characters of two persons and the significance of events can all be good sources of topics.
Another pointer for you to consider in writing a comparison essay is by making sure your thesis statement actually intends to compare two things. This is the major limitation of a comparison essay because you are forced to compare the items that you are going to write about. Of course if this is not the case, then it will refute the goal of writing a comparison essay in the first place. Try to firs acquire an essay or dissertation example that conducts comparisons if you are still clueless about writing a thesis statement.
If you are going to compare two things, it is crucial that you first find the major similarity aspect of the subjects you are gong to talk about. For example, you can compare two persons for both male and female. This is the starting point of your discussion so that you can narrow down to more specific attributes in a smoother way. You can then list some similarities or some aspects that are possessed by both individuals.
In some cases, writing a comparison essay may also be done in a "negative" way. This means that you can actually still compare two things by finding only the differences between them. This is a little different from writing a compare and contrast essay because your single goal is to compare the subjects based on their contrasting characteristics. Of course you need to be very creative and imaginative in writing such a comparison essay in the said style.
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Many of us aspire to reach a point where we're financially well off. For some, that means amassing $1 million. For others, it simply means having more than enough money to cover life's expenses, with a nice cushion left over for emergencies. Regardless of how you define being wealthy, if you're eager to get there, you'll want to avoid certain habits that will only derail your efforts. Here are a few in particular to steer clear of.
1. Not following a budget
Many people assume they don't need a budget, or don't want to be bothered with one. But if you're not tracking your spending, you'll miss out on key opportunities to save. Following a budget will help you realize where you're wasting money, so if you don't have one in place at present, carve out an hour or so to create one.
2. Living paycheck to paycheck
It's estimated that 75% of working adults live paycheck to paycheck, but that's a good way to ensure that you never manage to accumulate wealth. Not only will maxing out each paycheck you collect make it impossible to build savings, but it'll also put you at risk of racking up debt the second an unplanned expense comes your way. A better bet, therefore, is to comb through your budget, find ways to cut corners, and bank the difference. In fact, you should generally aim to sock away 15% to 20% of your earnings, so if you're currently saving nothing, you may need to drastically rethink your spending and make some serious lifestyle changes.
3. Giving in to impulse buys
If you've fallen victim to impulse purchases in the past, you're in good company. An estimated 84% of Americans buy things on a whim. The problem, however, is that impulse purchases tend to be unnecessary by nature, and the more money you blow on them, the less you'll have left over to stick in the bank. Going forward, when you get the urge to buy something unplanned, force yourself to wait 24 hours so you can think over that purchase. Chances are, you'll generally come to realize you can do without it.
4. Borrowing too much
The more debt you take on, the more you'll end up paying for it in the form of interest -- that's just the way loans and financing work. Additionally, the more debt you accrue, the harder it will be to keep up with your payments. If you really want a shot at becoming wealthy, do your best to kept your debt to a minimum -- even the good kind, like your mortgage. Also, be especially careful when using credit cards. It's OK to charge items you know you can pay off by the time your bills come due, but the moment you start to carry a balance, interest will quickly start accumulating against you.
5. Only choosing safe investments
Many people fear the stock market and therefore make a point of avoiding it. But if you play it too safe on the investment front, you'll only stunt your savings' growth, thereby wrecking your chances of becoming wealthy one day. Though stocks have historically proven to be more volatile than bonds (and they're certainly riskier than leaving your money in cash), they also have a strong history of rewarding investors who stay in the market long enough to ride out its ups and down. In other words, if you're willing to take a long-term approach to investing, you stand to come out ahead.
To give you an example of how avoiding stocks might prevent you from getting rich, imagine you're able to save $500 a month over a 30-year period. If you keep that money in cash earning 1% interest a year on average, you'll wind up with about $209,000. If you invest in bonds averaging 3% a year, you'll come away with roughly $285,000. But if you put your money in stocks and score an average annual 8% return, which is just below the market's average, you'll grow your savings to $567,000. And that's a sizable difference.
Whether your objective is to be rich or simply be comfortable, the habits you uphold during your working years will dictate whether you achieve your goals or ultimately fall short. Stay away from the above mistakes, and with any luck, you'll one day reach a place of financial stability, perhaps to the point where you dare to call yourself wealthy.


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It is in perfect condition with no missing stitches. There is a museum collection number on the back and a custom hanging wire designed to allow it to hang on a wall with no damage. The item "Very Fine Apache Polychrome Basket Tray with Dogs, 15.5 x 4 c. 1900" is in sale since Thursday, October 24, 2019.This item is in the category "Collectibles\Cultures & Ethnicities\Native American\ US\1800-1934\Baskets". The seller is "lonewolfotg" and is located in Scottsdale, Arizona. This item can be shipped to United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Denmark, Romania, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Czech republic, Finland, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Estonia, Australia, Greece, Portugal, Cyprus, Slovenia, Japan, China, Sweden, South Korea, Indonesia, South africa, Thailand, Belgium, France, Hong Kong, Ireland, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Italy, Germany, Austria, Bahamas, Israel, Mexico, New Zealand, Singapore, Saudi arabia, Ukraine, United arab emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Croatia, Malaysia, Chile, Colombia, Panama, Jamaica, Uruguay.


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Mason's Social Club & LoungeMason's Social Club & Lounge (located on the lobby level) is an intimate spot to meet friends for drinks before you head out for the evening, or a nightcap to complete a fulfilling San Francisco day. Enjoy a glass of wine while watching your favorite team on the large flat screen TV, or challenge a fellow guest to a rousing game of chess. Mason's Social Clubs offers a wide selection of wine and beer, as well as daily drink and hors d'oeuvres specials. The lounge opens everyday from 4 p.m. - 10 p.m. and features daily happy hour specials from 4 p.m. - 7 p.m.
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Hi Jerry! This is your OSHA's Area Director.
We received a non-formal complaint recently from one of your current employees. The complaint alleges that employees there are performing welding operations on stainless steel in an area with inadequate ventilation.
This employee also states that they frequently "cough up" black sputum, and that they are worried about the health consequences caused by this lack of ventilation.
The complaint further states that no air sampling has been performed to evaluate the employees' exposures to welding fumes. And, that when asked for respirators, they were given "dust masks" with one strap, which were purchased at the local hardware store. The effectiveness of these dust masks for the exposure that is present is also in question.
I will also be sending you an email summarizing this non-formal complaint, so that you can respond accordingly.
Thanks Jerry! Goodbye.
Part 1
Draft a letter in response to the complaint. Your letter should summarize why you believe the complaint is invalid and no on-site inspection is required. Keep in mind, simply stating that the complaint is invalid is not adequate. You must support your opinions in the letter.
Part 2
(Answer the following question on the page 2 of your word document) Answer the questions below in a few sentences.
1. Where does this type of complaint fit on OSHA's Priority criteria?
2. What factors could have made this complaint non-formal rather than formal?
3. What steps could you take as the employer to identify the employee who filed the complaint? 4. What factors could result in this complaint being reclassified as a formal complaint?
Save both parts of this assignment in one word document to submit for grading.
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Polar Seltzer Has A Unicorn Kisses Flavor That Comes In Teensy CansFebruary 4, 2019
There has been a battle brewing in seltzer circles. Seltzer, which is literally just water with CO2 added to give it bubbles, is now a supermarket standard, despite being painfully simple. Still, its delicate flavor and lack of sugar has won over the hearts of many millennials. But, which brand of seltzer reigns supreme? Does the mouthfeel of LaCroix live up to the image it has created? Perhaps. But even the most devoted fans of LaCroix may have their devotion challenged with a seltzer flavor that is simply magical: Polar Seltzer's Unicorn Kisses.
The Polar Seltzer Unicorn Kisses flavor is, bar none, the most mystical beverage out there. Part of a more expansive line of mystic-inspired bubbly beverages (who even knew such a thing existed?). Detailed in a blog post by Polar Seltzer when the limited edition of the flavor was re-released in 2018, the "Unicorn Kisses Polar Seltzer has returned along with the other mythic characters – Mermaid Songs, Dragon Whispers and Yeti Mischief." Just picture it: you're at a party and someone spots a strange design on your can. They come over to you and ask what you're drinking. You casually reply, "Yeti Mischief Seltzer." They walk away, bewildered and impressed by your outlandish can of magical fizzy water. You are left with your pride, and the rest of your delicious drink.
Per Polar Seltzer's post when the cans were re-released, "Heading to stores now, Polar Seltzer JR is a collection of impossibly good sparkling seltzers available in junior 8-ounce cans and will be available year round." And thank goodness, because when isn't it seasonally appropriate to have a tiny beverage with a fictional creature on it in your hands?
But what exactly do these mystical flavors taste like? Alyse Whitney of Bon Appetit decided to uncover the flavors as mysterious as their namesakes. The Mermaid Songs flavor, she reveals, tastes aggressively like another aquatic-inspired treat: Swedish Fish. She added, "It also tasted like strawberry-kiwi Snapple to one taster and apple to another, so it's a mixed bag of fruit essences." Per Whitney, The Dragon Whispers flavor is particularly subtle, but bears a likeness to other citrus-flavored sips. Absent, perhaps surprisingly, is the taste of dragonfruit. Yeti Mischief, the most unusual of all flavors present in the line, was described by Whitney's team of tasters as "limey and piney." This profile makes a lot of sense, but you will have to judge whether it works. Finally, Unicorn Kisses was described as having a flavor "like a watermelon Jolly Rancher with a bit of strawberry bubblegum aftertaste." It makes sense something so saccharine and youthful would inspire the sip.
Polar Seltzer has never been one to shy away from inventive flavors of seltzer. Last year, the company released a holiday line of holiday flavors including Hibiscus Cloudberry, Blackberry Clementine, Cranberry Cider, Ginger Lime Mule, and Vanilla Zen. Some of these flavors can likely still be found in stores.
But truly, who would opt for anything over unicorn seltzer? You can find stores that carry it near you using the online locator on the Polar website.
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Companies to open doors to art lovers
A total of 17 companies in Hamburg including the Chamber of Commerce, the Grand Elysée Hamburg and Kappich & Piel will open their doors to art lovers from November 21-24, 2019. Art enthusiasts can view collections or individual pieces that are not normally open to the public. The event will launch on November 18, 2019 with the add art Award for young artists and an art quiz at Kappich & Piel studios and gallery.
Interaction between business and art
The series of events, now in its seventh year, gives the pubic insight into entrepreneurial art promotion and its significance. Companies will open their doors in the hopes of intense interest in art. The exhibitions range from corporate collections, art forums* founded by the company owner to private art purchases by managing directors.
Promoting young artists
The add art Award for Young Artists has been presented since 2018 and is worth EUR 3,000. The platform collaborates with the University of Applied Sciences Hamburg (HAW). Companies can exhibit works by HAW's artist during the weekend. Each artist receives a fixed fee in return. Visitors also have the opportunity to purchase the exhibited works of art.
Lunch Talk – Art & District
The add art is hosting a first "Lunch Talk" on November 22, 2019 with art historian Julia Rosenbaum and the award winning artist Carla Chan at the Fieldfisher law firm in Hafencity. Visitors can register in advance for guided tours of the participating companies and the surrounding districts.
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By Elinor Tarlow — October 29 at 6:22 p.m. More than four years ago, BP's Macondo well exploded, killing 11 men and spewing millions of barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico. The surrounding waterways and marine life still bear the scars of the explosion: brightly colored coral colonies have turned brown and dull, some species of fish have developed heart and other … [Read more...] about Settling Accounts from the BP Gulf Oil Spill
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Some of the most encouraging words are 'You are not alone.' It reminds us during times of difficulty that others have gone through and continue to. Those words give hope, and with that emotion, we can remain resilient during struggles.
This blog started with the need to heal within me. Words then blossomed into a desire to share what I learn with others. As much as I hate to admit it I am not that special.
In the sense that my struggles and dreams can also be the same as a stranger. That conclusion made me realize that sharing my most vulnerable moments could inspire someone else to heal.
Vulnerable Moment
This blog is built on my struggle with self-confidence. My acne story is one part of a much bigger picture. I decided to use that experience because it triggered me to begin the healing process.
This was a turning point in my life, and I really love who I am becoming. I want everyone to feel at peace, love themselves, and experience the joy of accepting themselves.
Why Use Those Words?
I want to remind my readers that no one is perfect. There is no denying that you will have things you want to change.
Flaws are things you want to change because you label them negatively like I did my acne.
Each time the phrase 'Love Every Flaw' is read I hope the reader is triggered to think of what they want to change in an accepting manner.
Try to accept things you may want to change for what they are. Once I did I learned a valuable lesson.
I Am Enough and I Want Better.Tyshiana Johnson
From there start taking actions that will bring you to whatever 'better' is.
I don't mind exploiting my flaws, struggles, and insecurities to help the next person feel normal. It is my belief that normalcy drives people to correct the things they thought were not worth addressing.
Remember that you are not alone and I want to encourage you to heal with me.
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Modern kitchen in trendy colours, made of plywood. It is equipped with a cabinet with door, sink, oven, hob and numerous shelves, hangers and supports for cutlery.
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Auditorium Hall
Auditorium Hall, National Museum of Arts
Located in the Ştirbei museum's building, the Auditorium is equipped with performant technical equipment, allowing for the organization of concerts, film shows, symposiums, international conferences, having a capacity of 446 seats.
Inaugurated as a section of the National Art Museum of Romania in the autumn of 1995, the Auditorium benefits from high-performance equipment provided by major manufacturers such as Philips, Sony, Ernemann, and a Yamaha concert piano. All of these make possible the organization of a variety of events: concerts, film screenings, symposiums, international conferences etc.
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Photo from the Sanibel-Captiva Islands Chamber of Commerce
The League of American Bicyclists has recognized the city of Sanibel as one of only two Florida communities to be awarded the prestigious designation of a "Gold" Bicycle Friendly Community.
In 2010, Sanibel was awarded the "Bronze" designation, and in 2014 it was one of four Florida cities designated as a "Silver" status by the League of American Bicyclists.
Sanibel Island, with its 26 miles of scenic bike paths, heads a leading group of communities in every state that are transforming the American landscape.
"We applaud these communities for making bicycling a safe and convenient option for transportation and recreation," League of American Bicyclists Executive Director Bill Nesper said. "We are encouraged by the growing number of leaders who see bicycling as a way to build more vibrant, healthy, sustainable and connected communities and be a part of the solution to many complex challenges faced at both the community and national levels. We look forward to continuing to work with these communities as we move closer to our mission of creating a Bicycle Friendly America for everyone."
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things to make you go awwwww
On our walk to school this morning, the Potato found a pebble. He put it in his pocket, to add to his rock collection.
Just now, he asked me if he could wrap it in wrapping paper so he can give it to Mr. Bear for Christmas. Then, he had to figure out where to hide it in his room, so Mr. Bear can't find it while he's at school. My heart grew about three sizes.
Has there ever been a cuter boy?
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Guy Garrett
Guy Garrett, M.S., M.B.A., launched the Gulf Coast State College cybersecurity program in 2012 and built Northwest Florida's first dedicated cyber defense lab. He also founded Corps Tigris, a co-curricular Cybersecurity student organization and the nation's first cybersecurity demonstration team. In the past 3 years, their Cybersecurity Awareness Training Sessions (CATS) has been seen by more than 3,000 people in the Florida panhandle, including two appearances at ITEN Wired. They also conduct annual training exercises for 1st Air Force, US Northern Command and have worked with area businesses and emergency management teams. Garrett received his Master of Science in Computer Science/Software Engineering from the University of West Florida. He also earned an MBA from the University of Phoenix and a BA in Journalism from the University of Georgia. He is the Assistant Director of the UWF Center for Cybersecurity.
Hands-on Session 1: Gone Phishing
Bring your Wi-Fi enabled laptop to connect and learn how hackers develop a lure to phish employees for access to sensitive systems and information. According to PhishME, 91% of cyber attacks start with a phish. Guy Garrett and Chad Rankin from the University of West Florida Center for Cybersecurity provide a step-by-step walkthrough of the tools and techniques used to gain access to systems, networks, and data. You will learn how to cast a lure and see what happens when someone, maybe one of your employees, takes the bait. Early registration is recommended as hands-on participation is only open to the first 30 participants (each participant should bring their own laptop). Additional participants can observe if space permits.


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Bible Quizzing Director
Alice was born and raised in Hornell, New York. She went to SUNY Geneseo to pursue a teaching career but only attended there one year. After becoming engaged to her husband, she decided to transfer to Alfred State, which was closer to home and to her fiancé. At Alfred, Alice switched her field of study
Radio Host
Amanda has been in Christian radio for over 20 years. It started in college when God redirected her path from TV journalism to a career in radio. Over the years, she has seen the impact the "right song at the right time" can make in the lives of listeners, including her own. She appreciates how
Stage Manager/ Radio Admin. Assist.
Amy moved to be near Family Life's headquarters over 13 years ago when her husband took a job in the IT department. She has spent many years volunteering for Family Life Performing Arts as a stage manager, stage crew, mic assistant, costume seamstress, and child wrangler. Amy also finished her degree in 2018 in Health
Regional Underwriting Representative
Amy spent her early years growing up in Morgan Hill, a small country town in the sunny-California Bay Area. She had no religious upbringing or training and didn't know anything about God until some kids in high school tried to tell her about Christ when she was 15. Curiosity got the better of her and
Human Resource Director
Working in the Business Department, April is blessed with the opportunity to interact with donors, volunteers, vendors, clients, and all the wonderful employees. Each person involved with the ministry does their own little part to aid in spreading the truth of God's magnanimous, merciful love, and April considers it a great privilege to serve alongside
Biblical Counselor (LCSW-R, RN)
Barb counsels individuals, couples, families and small groups with difficult life issues such as anxiety, depression, domestic violence, and sexual abuse. She is blessed by the Lord to help hurting people in any way she can. After working for 18 years at Steuben County Community Mental Health Center, Barb joined the Biblical counseling staff in
Kitchen Supervisor
Barbara Sue grew up in Dalton, NY, and was raised in a Catholic family. By the time she was 10 years old, her mom and dad began studying the Bible. Her family struggled to live the Christian life, but they sought Jesus the best they knew how. In her teens, Barbara Sue went looking for
Capital Campaign Coordinator
Becki grew up on an organic dairy farm in Hammondsport, NY. Living in the country allowed her to explore God's creation and have many outdoor adventures. At 11-years old Becki accepted God's gift of salvation, and shortly after, discovered The Family Hour. The radio segment quickly became an evening must-have! In school, Becki's favorite subjects
Director of Music & Worship Arts
Bob grew up in the village of Menomonee Falls, just outside of Milwaukee, WI. As a child, he always had a drive for music, whether it was dancing to the record player or turning his mother's pots and pans into a drum set. He started taking piano lessons at the age of seven and hasn't
Senior News Editor, News Anchor
Bob finds great pleasure in working alongside his staff – three greatly talented and hard-working people that God personally led to the ministry. Each shares a commitment to excellence and it's his privilege to "labor in the vineyard" along with them. What most excites Bob about his job is the fact that the news audience
News Director
Working at Family Life is an answer to prayer for Brandon. He had asked the Lord to help him use his gifts to glorify God. Brandon was given that opportunity in December 2017…finally giving his radio career spiritual purpose. He is blessed to be a part of keeping you informed, and hopefully throwing some fun
Being Family Life's receptionist, Cindy is genuinely compelled to make every person feel like their call is the most important call of the day. She may never meet the people she speaks with, but Cindy is blessed to use her gifts and talents to make a special impression. Looking back, every time she talks about
Business Manager
Dave prepares and analyzes monthly financial statements, and handles other accounting responsibilities for Family Life. He also enjoys working with donors, vendors, and employees to ensure that all financial and compliance reporting is presented and communicated in a fair, accurate, and comprehensible format. Dave came to Family Life in 2004 after working as a CPA
Director of Radio Operations
Dave caught the radio bug as a kid growing up in New Jersey. It started when Dave got his first small transistor radio. Instead of sleeping when his parents sent him to bed, he would lie awake for hours in the dark listening to music and the voices of his favorite announcers. By the time
Performing Arts Director
David is proud and excited to be leading Family Life Performing Arts and producing its major theatrical productions. He's also excited to be part of a team that will visualize the future of Performing Arts in our new Corning building! David was born in Pennsylvania and grew up in Hershey, Pa. He attended Grove City
Public Relations
Dean's first contact with Family Life was at Selah's Christmas Tour in 2002. A short time later, Dean met Randy Snavely, who then worked as a PR rep. While they talked, Dean's interest in the ministry grew, and he soon decided to start volunteering at events. Dean says, "Being a volunteer really opened my eyes
Database Manager
Gary builds and maintains Family Life's IT infrastructure, including Web servers, data warehousing, Internet streaming, and many other applications. Database administration is a significant part of Gary's daily work, along with patch management, user administration, and IT support. Gary was raised in a Christian family, and is thankful that his parents hauled him and his
Regional Underwriting Representative Public Relations
Gary grew up in Ridley Park, a suburb of Philadelphia. He started in Christian radio when he was only sixteen as a part-time board operator and program producer for WVCH-AM in Philly. He also helped launch its sister station, WSJI-FM, in South Jersey. Growing in his faith and wanting to learn more about the Bible,
Biblical Counseling Director, Counselor (LCSW-R)
In addition to overseeing the Biblical Counseling department, Gary counsels individual, couples, and families in the Bath, Corning, and Elmira areas of Upstate New York. Gary loves every aspect of being a counselor and daily thanks God for the great privilege of helping those that seek Godly wisdom for their concerns. Gary was led to
Radio Host
In a man's heart, he plans his way. But the lord determines his steps ~Proverbs 16:9 Gary Thompson had big dreams of being on the radio since he was a kid. He achieved that dream in his teens. But the Lord had bigger plans than just satisfying Gary's need for attention. God wanted to use
Regional Underwriting Representative
Of all places to be saved, Heidi and her husband, Dieter, came to know the Lord while living in Las Vegas! From the day they met at Alfred College in NY, Dieter knew he would marry Heidi, but she didn't see it. Good thing God had a plan! After their honeymoon, Heidi moved to be
Ticket Agent, Office Assistant
Hillary has enjoyed being a stay at home mom for most of her adult life. She now works in Family Life's ticket office with co-workers she says are "the sweetest of people." (We like you too, Hillary!) Hillary met her high school sweetheart, Cody, at Avoca Central School. After graduation, they moved to San Antonio,
PAD Admin Assistant / Choreographer
Hope grew up in Central New Jersey as the only child to two musical parents. From a young age, Hope was performing or creating in some way. She was enrolled in her first dance class at the age of four and studied with the American Repertory Ballet until she was thirteen. Although ballet was her
Data Processor / Office Assistant
Jackie does part-time work for Family Life, but is still very involved in what goes on day-to-day at the ministry. She helps the ticket office with deposits and lends a hand in the kitchen when needed. When Jackie was ten years old, she was sent to an orphanage in Millersville, PA after the death of
Director of Information Technologies
Jamie works in the IT and engineering department at Family Life. His job duties cover fixing and maintaining equipment to replacing and purchasing new equipment. Jamie is also sound engineer for some of Family Life's productions. He enjoys the diversity of his job and the ability to take on new challenges. Jamie came to Family
Jay manages the donor database and assists with Family Life's website. He loves expanding his knowledge of technology and using it to make the greatest impact for God's glory. Born in Western New York, Jay grew up as a pastor's kid. He's spent most of his life in New York State and lived in Maine
Chief Operating Officer
Jeff is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the ministry, bringing a positive influence to employees, and ensuring that each ministry department has what it needs to succeed. Jeff's biggest responsibility is to support the president of Family Life, allowing him to do more than he has time to do. What does Jeff love? Well,
Radio Production Assistant
As the oldest of five brothers, Jesse grew up in the small town of Gowanda. He was no more than eight years old when he started producing his own stop-motion animations and short films at home. With his trusty camcorder and goofy array of sibling actors, there was hardly ever a dull moment. Jesse was
PAD Assistant
Jim Hy has been connected to Family Life since he was eight years old. He grew up participating in the Performing Arts Program and has always had a love for acting and storytelling. He accepted Christ and began his Christian walk very early in life and sought to integrate theatre and faith as an act
Building & Grounds Supervisor
Joe began his dream job at Family Life in July 2012 with years of knowledge and experience in buildings and grounds. He gained that experience by working as a maintenance supervisor at a church in Elmira for ten years, before to coming to Family Life. Having a heart for serving others, Joe enthusiastically lives by
Chief Radio Engineer
John always has been interested in electronics, more specifically in wireless communications. In sixth grade he built an AM transmitter for a science fair project and earned second place because the judges didn't think a 12-year-old could make a device like that! In high school, John worked as a camp counselor and has since been
Assistant Radio Engineer Technical Assistant
Jonathan has a special affinity for technology, especially gadgets with lots of lights and buttons that make noise! It was that curiosity that got him involved with a community theater in his hometown of Chilton, Wisconsin, helping with stage sound and lighting. Jon also earned his Ham radio license and even built his own 40-foot
Regional Underwriting Representative Public Relations
Lindsay grew up on dairy farm in Union Springs, N.Y. As the daughter of dedicated Christian parents, she spent countless hours within the church walls. Her parents were hardworking and led Lindsay by example, giving much of their time and resources to the church and teaching her about good stewardship. As college approached, Lindsay chose
Ticket Agent, Office Assistant
There is rarely a dull moment in the front office and Lydia enjoys the various responsibilities of her job. Ticket orders, daily deposits, online registrations, and monitoring inventory keep her very busy! Lydia says one of the best parts of her job is the incredible group of ladies she's honored to work with each day.
News Anchor
Mark feels truly blessed by the opportunity to contribute to the Family Life news team. The Upstate NY native has spent his adult life working in media all around the area, be it in radio, print, television or online. Currently, Mark is enjoying suburban life with his wife and two rescue pups. In addition to
Feature Reporter
Martha likes to write poetry, news stories, and magazine articles. She has worked as a newspaper reporter, a book and Bible editor, and, when her children were younger, as a school district writer in residence. During her time with Family Life, Martha has written and produced the news feature "Neighborhoods in the Network," and now
Building & Grounds Assistant
Matt spent most of his childhood and adult life living in Prattsburg, NY. He's grateful to have grown up in a loving home as the youngest of five children. Matt says his parents "loved each other wholeheartedly" and worked to instill Christian values and practices in all of them from an early age. At age
Radio Host Performing Arts Administrative Assistant
Melanie originally hails from sunny California. She grew up the baby of 8 kids, so she learned early on in life how to perform to gain attention! In high school and college, she used that talent to win roles in theater productions, one of her favorites being Dolly, in "Hello Dolly!" Melanie grew up going
Radio Production Assistant
Merri lives in Bath, and although she doesn't have a pet, she often goes home to visit her family's standard poodles, and sometimes to visit her family. (Yes, a little humor there.) Growing up in Houghton, NY, Merri made the decision to follow Christ at two years old. She admits that sounds unbelievably young, but
Radio Host
Michelle grew up in Irmo, South Carolina, but spent every summer and most Christmas vacations with her grandmother, Mimi, in Covington, Louisiana. Raised in the South, she's been known to enjoy a bowl of hot, steaming grits, sip some sweet tea, and let a "y'all" slip out every now and then. Michelle has been married
Events Coordinator Assistant Collaborative Pianist
"Mike grew up in the tiny village of Nauvoo, Pennsylvania, as the oldest of three children on his family's farm. He attended church all of his life and grew up listening to Family Life. With a passion for music, Mike began playing the piano at age 6 and hasn't stopped yet! From church choirs to
Director of Radio Production
Natalie serves as Production Director for the ministry. She supervises an incredibly talented team of writers/audio producers, writes copy, produces recorded audio pieces to air on the network, directs the Kids Corner, and hosts the Family Hour. She is also a single mother blessed with four young men and is grateful that God sees fit
Food Service Director
Nick is head chef at Family Life, creating menus and cooking delicious meals for events. It's no small job considering Family Life hosts a range of 30-40 events a year! In the past, Nick cooked for large establishments like hotels, restaurants, banquet halls, colleges, and retirement homes. His most recent position was as chef manager
Set Design Assistant
Phil was born in Boston, Massachusetts but spent most of his childhood in Vestal, N.Y. In 1975, he married his high school sweetheart, Judy, who is still his sweetheart today. Both Phil and Judy came to the Lord in 1980 in a little church in South Apalachin, N.Y. They began listening to Family Life when
IT Specialist / Audio Engineer
Preston works in the IT and engineering department at Family Life. His job duties range from fixing computer issues to maintaining radio equipment. He is also an assistant sound engineer for Family Life's productions. Born and raised in Western NY, Preston grew up in a Christian home. But, he didn't realize that was no guarantee
Radio Host
Before coming to Family Life, Randy worked in Kansas City with Youth for Christ. He spent six years there – a very exciting and rewarding time since many lives were changed by Christ. Randy was eventually led to Family Life by God's hand in his life. It's an exciting story too long to write out
Radio Host
Rick is a West Coast native turned Northeasterner. Growing up in the Midwest, Rick dreamed of being on the radio. After finishing school, Rick packed up his things and pursued his love for radio, stopping in cities such as Peoria, Rockford, Milwaukee, Chicago, Las Vegas, New York City, and now the Family Life community!Rick is
Chief Executive Officer, President
Rick counts it a privilege to serve as President and CEO of Family Life. Frankly, he did not see himself ending up as the organization's chief fundraiser when he first got started in radio programming – a job he could have done for the rest of his life. However, what motivated Rick into ministry leadership
Performing Arts Production Designer
As production designer, Robbie's main responsibility is designing sets for Family Life's theatrical performances. He also enjoys acting and auditions for as many shows at Family Life as time allows. Having enjoyed a natural bent toward the dramatic arts most of his life, Robbie auditioned for Family Life's production of Narnia as a young teenager.
Theater Arts Director
Rodney grew up on a small agricultural farm in Indiana where he worked alongside his dad picking vegetables to sell at the local farmer's market. It wasn't until high school that the love of the arts took hold and he realized that singing was just story-telling with music. So, Rodney set course for Broadway after earning
Office Manager, Executive Secretary
Sandy Parker has many titles – Office Manager, Board Secretary, and Department Supervisor. She's happiest when juggling many things at once – obviously! Sandy enjoys lots of responsibility and considers it a privilege to work "behind the scenes." She'll do whatever it takes to help other departments get things done. As you've probably guessed, Sandy
Radio Host
A native of the Keystone State, Steve spent his younger years in suburban Philadelphia. Leaving home for the first time, Steve went off to college and graduated with a degree in Communications from Ohio University. His first job out of college was with WCLT in Newark, Ohio, where he worked as an account executive and
Regional Underwriting Representative
Tammy Meholick has been in radio sales for 15 years. She started her radio career with WDBA Christian Radio station in DuBois, PA in March 2000. In 2008, Tammy moved to secular radio, working for Priority Communications in DuBois, PA. Tammy credits this company for teaching her how to effectively present and sell radio. While
Events Assistant
Tately was born in Bath, NY and spent the first several years of her life living down the street from Family Life until her family moved to Troy, Pennsylvania. Tately has one older sister and was brought up in a close-knit family with strong Christian values and teaching. She grew up attending church, but it
Assistant Program Director, Music Director, Radio Host
God wastes nothing so never take a chance meeting as mere coincidence! Terese met Family Life President Rick Snavely backstage at a concert one night and didn't think very much of it. As time went on, her heart softened to the possibility of joining the ministry. The Lord increased that desire to the point where
Traffic Director
Terry was raised in Attica, NY, and even though she didn't grow up in a Christian home, the Lord had a great plan in mind for her future. Terry's mom spent much of her life searching for spiritual truth. When Terry was 12, her mom found a church and rededicated her life to Christ. Around
Radio Host
Tim can't recall a time when he wasn't trying to communicate something creatively. As a child, he and his brothers recorded their own "radio show" to cassette tapes, voicing their own goofy personalities and splicing in audio snippets of their favorite movie characters to create humorous "interviews." In high-school, Tim discovered a passion for digital
News Reporter
Traci grew up near Lewisburg in the rolling hills of central Pennsylvania. As an adult, she still remembers her 4th grade teacher, Mr. Anderson, who gave her class a homework assignment to seek out and know more about national and world events. This ended up sparking Traci's interest in the news and her curiosity for
Radio Assistant
Family Life's radio staff wouldn't survive long without Trudi, our Jill-of-all-trades. She takes radio questions from listeners, coordinates programs and contests, and helps organize a couple of Family Life's annual events. Trudi also acts as Family Life's traffic coordinator, a job that requires preparing quotations for non-profit organizations that want to do promotional spots on


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