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Natupiano says: Keep belonging!
I loved to read about it.
hayyy Karen! My name is Person Y and i just loooovvvvve your blogs! I also want to become an Occupational Therapist..only im just a freshman in college. I go to X College in Y State – they have a bs/ms program. I really want to get in..but everyone says its harrrrd. (i spoke to some OT students). i think i can do it though.
o Yea i also wanted to say that when i read your blogs, i actually take note of some things that i think can help me when im an OT student… soooo keep writing!
Annie says: Hi I know it a long time since you posted that review- but I just found it, rather serendipitously & wanted to make a comment. Debbie saw it a pretty chicken soupy, too – but was thrilled at the idea of getting OT out there in any way she could- she later collaborated with a nursing colleague on a second version for nurse- published in 2008 I think. She was really quite an amazing woman- and for me a great mentor and colleague, literally saving my life. Sadly, after a struggle that lastesd 2 years beyond what docotors predicted, Debbie died of a brain tumor in 2006. Very best wishes too you in your new career- I hope you continue to raise a fuss- Debbie would love that!
Hey! Your posts are so interesting. makes me think about the differences between OT in the UK and the UK. Over here we haven't got the “billable” item pressure (yet) which I believe allows therapists greater flexibility to engage in a way we feel is appropriate rather than have to worry about whether it can be charged for.
Ohio State travels to Indiana this week. For the third time in the last five seasons, Ohio State’s first Big Ten game will be against the Hoosiers at Bloomington. The Buckeyes won league openers at IU in on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2015 (34-27), and on Thursday evening, Aug. 31, 2017 (49-21).
Kevin Wilson was in his first game as Ohio State’s offensive coordinator in the 2017 encounter. Wilson had been head coach at Indiana the previous season. The 2017 game was OSU’s first season-opener on the road against a conference opponent since defeating Michigan State 21-0 at Spartan Stadium 42 years earlier on Sept. 13, 1975.
Ohio State holds a commanding lead in the series with the Hoosiers at 75-12-5. OSU’s 38-10 home victory in 2010 was later vacated as part of NCAA sanctions. The Buckeyes have won the last 24 meetings and are 55-2-2 over the last 59. Ohio State actually has a better winning percentage at Bloomington than in Columbus. Ohio State is 27-2-1 (91.7%) on the road and 48-10-4 (80.6%) at home.
During coach Urban Meyer’s first year at Ohio State in 2012, the Buckeyes were gravely challenged at Bloomington before winning 52-49. IU’s 49 points were the most surrendered by the Buckeyes while still winning the contest, until last season when Ohio State won at Maryland 52-51. The 49 points is also the seventh highest all-time score against Ohio State in a single game.
The combined total of 101 points in 2012 is the highest of any game in the OSU-IU series. It was just the second time Indiana scored more than 40 points against the Buckeyes. The first was a 41-7 IU triumph at Bloomington in 1988, the school’s last victory in the series.
Indiana has captured two Big Ten titles, outright in 1945 and a joint championship in 1967 with Minnesota and Purdue. OSU and IU did not meet either of those two seasons. Indiana’s 1967 squad made the school’s only trip in the Rose Bowl, losing 14-3 to Southern California. The 1967 Hoosiers were coached by John Pont, an outstanding halfback at Miami University under coach Woody Hayes in 1949-50.
Ohio State defeated a talented Indiana squad 27-17 at home on Saturday, Oct. 18, 1980. It was Coach Earle Bruce’s second season as OSU’s coach. That afternoon senior tailback Calvin Murray celebrated his 22nd birthday by rushing for 224 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Buckeyes offense. Murray’s outstanding effort stands today as the 13th highest total in the 129 years of Ohio State football.
Coach Jim Tressel’s first Big Ten game was a 27-14 victory at Indiana in 2001, with the Buckeyes scoring in each quarter. Freshman tailback Lydell Ross led the Ohio State offense, rushing for 124 yards and two of OSU’s three touchdowns. At age 17, Ross became the youngest Ohio State player to rush for more than 100 yards in a game.
Hayes’ final victory was a 21-18 win over Indiana at Bloomington on Nov. 18, 1978. The Hoosiers were coached that season by Lee Corso.
Indiana was one of three Big Ten teams not able to defeat Ohio State during Jim Tressel’s 10 seasons as coach from 2001 through 2010. The other two were Michigan State and Minnesota.The country superstar's "Girl in the Movies" from Netflix's "Dumplin'" is shaping up to be a major awards season contender.
Dolly Parton kicked off awards season on Thursday with a live performance of her Golden Globe-nominated song.
The country superstar visited “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” taking to the stage to sing “Girl in the Movies” from the new Netflix comedy “Dumplin’.” The song, which Parton co-wrote with Linda Perry, scored a Golden Globe nomination for Best Original Song earlier that day.
Prior to the performance, Parton talked to DeGeneres about “Dumplin,’” which stars Jennifer Aniston and Danielle Macdonald and is based on Julie Murphy’s 2015 young adult novel. It follows plus-size teenager Willowdean (Macdonald), who is determined to prove her self-worth by following in the footsteps of her mother (Aniston) and entering a beauty pageant.
Parton said she was flattered to learn that Willowdean cites her as an inspiration. So she jumped at the chance to have her music featured in the film, which is being released Friday.
The “Dumplin’” soundtrack has re-recorded versions of some of Parton’s most beloved hits, including 1973’s “Jolene” featuring a new string arrangement. Among the songs written specifically for the movie is “Push and Pull,” featuring Aniston and Macdonald on backing vocals.
We. And now the government is reportedly coming down hard on FMCG companies that have failed to pass on benefits of lower taxation to consumers.
So if you have been a victim of any of the above, what should you do? To begin with, shake off the average Indian predisposition to stay mum and suffer in silence. There are various, simple options to raise a complaint that you can choose from.
Log into the official portal
Simply visit, click on CBEC Mitra Helpdesk in the bottom right corner of the page and then choose “Raise Web Ticket”. On the new window that opens, click on the option to “Report Tax Fraud/Avoidance” and fill in the details required. In the “report” box, make your complaint and don’t forget details such as the name and address of the shop/restaurant/organisation that cheated you.
On receiving your online complaint, a representative will first contact the restaurant to check the details with them and then revert to you with the next steps if not a redressal.
Send an e-mail
A slower alternative is to email your grievance to either cbecmitra.helpdesk@icegate.gov.in.
Although you don’t have to attach bills along with the mail, media reports suggest it’s better to keep the pre-GST bill handy.
Tweet your angst
You can also flag your complaints on the official Twitter handles of GST (askGST_Goi) and the Finance Ministry (@FinMinIndia)
Although the CBEC-GST website mentions a toll-free number (18001200232), a customer service agent told us that for fraud complaints we have to dial 01126174191, but no there was no response there. So your best option is to just make an online complaint.
Also, since prevention is better than cure, you can install the government’s GST Rate Finder app on your phone as a handy reference to avoid getting conned.
source:Think Space is now officially a favorite spot to host Startup Haven events… especially in the summer time. The event space is at water level on Lake Union, literally two steps across the dock to jump on a paddle board — Think Space now owns two such boards that members can use to get some sunshine and some exercise. Think Space founder and sponsor, Peter Chee was on hand to make that offer to Startup Haven members as well.
As an experiment, I hosted a beginners’ table this month. I love poker and I love teaching… so it was a natural. I believe it was a great success. At least two people played who weren’t planning to play that night and both said they were now hooked and couldn’t wait for the next event. We went for five rounds before turning everyone loose