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To feel a God - PrologueIt made sounds.Spoke to us.We didn't know what to do, so we took the largest of us by the arm and dragged him to it.It was big... hard skinned... shiny... and it breathed black clouds where the burning lights crackled..."Hello." It said."Heh... Loh..." We replied." This is James Bertam LIVE at the scene of Grace Hospital where the little boy known as Graham went missing.""Burr... Tam... Gray... Ham..."That is when our growls and clicking of jaws became... "words."..."Keep going, Gammy!" the little green sanghuli chirped, her purple eyes wide with wonder, "I love this story! Please, don't stop!"The old, greyed sanghuli chuckled a deep chuckle. "Sulu, you've heard the story thousands of times!""But I love it!" the youngling known as Sulu chirped, "I especially love the part about the "hoomens".""Yes... The "Ho
Prayer of the SanghuliThey're cursed with the dullness of hide, we bask in the blessing or our given colors.They wallow in their power and pride, Humility cleansed us with respect of others.They bask in the muck of chaos and death, We hide in tranquility and life.They seek to control until their last breath, we believe in equality and avoid strife.Though they have trinkets and items of value, we have our brothers and sisters and kin.They are unaware, they have no clue; that their evolution will not proceed.They've abused their chance, and now they suffer because of their violence and greed.Noble, humble, loyal they're called. They think they're so "elite".We've seen, and we've known of the lies. They're incomplete.They were birthed as Sangheili, but we have ascended into Sanghuli.We cherish our blessing of evolution, we praise the creature from the sky.They are the "Fallen".We are the "Ascended".Amen.
TLOS N.A.N.E Chapter 1The Legend of Spyro N.A.N.E./ New Age new EnemiesChapter 1:For all who don't know TLOS please read it in Wikipedia."Spyro! Spyro wake up!" The purple dragon tried to open his eyes but when he tried his whole world was blurry. The only thing he could see was a black mass standing over him. He shook his head a few times and blinked. His vision got clearer and he could see Cynder standing over him with a worried expression in her face. The two young dragons were laying on a big grassland. On their south was a small stream 200 meters away. There was also a forest on the northern side and 2 kilometer to the east there was the mountain of Malefore. The Vulcan was still again and seemed very beautiful, only the burned land was left from the rage of Malefore."Cynder. Good to see a friendly face again." Spyro tried to stand up but his feet's felt like pudding and he felt on his stomach again."Spyro don't move too fast you are still exhausted from the fight." Suddenly everything came back t
The Corrupted Elements Part 1Months had passed since Malefor's defeat, the fate of the two dragons, Spyro and Cynder, was unknown. Rumours passed that both dragons died after saving the planet from destruction, they hadn't been seen since.The truth was, Spyro and Cynder were alive, but the real question was, where were they?--A few months earlier.--Cynder's vision was blurry, but she could still hear as she came too. She heard people talking, but the sounds went through her head. She wasn't aware of how quickly time was passing, but it felt like time wasn't moving at all for her. Her head was foggy, but she could make out two figures carrying something."Take him to Blitz. I'll take the girl." said a cold empty voice."Yes sir," replied another voice.Cynder knew very well who they were taking. Her vision was clearing along with her mind. She was in the same place where Malefor was taken by the Ancestors; the core of the planet. The figure with the cold voice was an ice dragon: He had light blue scales and larg
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For NowWhat the three dragons saw in front of them was none other than their worst fear. An army of around a hundred earth dragons filled the fields below with no signs of any apes with them. Even with the small number of dragons that were there they all knew this was the biggest army of dragons to ever attack Warfang.Flame turned to his personal guard, Aden, and ordered "get the rest of the soldiers here! We are going to need everyone we can get for this battle!""Yes sir!" Aden replied before flying back into the city.While scanning the army in front of them Gravel spotted a familiar dragon at the front. It was none other than his father, Boulder. He hadn't seen him in years, but he knew all too well that it was him. The one time he saw him his face was burned into his mind. Every fiber of his body wanted to fly down there and fight him for all of the pain and suffering he caused on Warfang, but doing so would be foolish with all of the earth dragons that would swarm h
TLOS: Origins_ Chapter 35 Part ASpyro slowly dug out a llama body from underneath the rubble of a collapsed side of the cliff. Stones had fallen atop a group of soldiers, killing them when all the stones fell atop them before being buried by the rest of the avalanche. He had already dug out three llamas' soldier, a human one, and a panther. But there were still two more bodies yet to reach, including the one he had within reach now. Slowly, he lifted with his paws the heavy stone that covered most of the soldier so as to allow other people who were helping to grab the body and pull him out.After a silent prayer to the deceased soul to join the ancestors, the corpse was taken away towards where all allied soldiers were being taken so they could take account of their casualties.Off in the distance, against the blue sky of mid-morning, Spyro could see a huge column of smoke rising from another plateau. He doubted anyone could miss to smell it as well. The acrid stench of bodies being burned was a powerful odor indeed.
TLoS:DR Chapter 31- Bad NewsWhilst the dragoness continues to scurry towards Spyro, the purple dragon begins to run towards Cynder. However as the two get closer and closer, Spyro realises he will have to stop. As he halts, he starts to raise his front claws from off the ground, and begins to balance on his hind legs. It's at that moment Cynder dives into Spyro's body and the two crash to the floor together.Cynder next begins to shower the purple dragon with kisses and licks all over his face, while her eyes keep giving away to tears. Spyro just keeps smiling, as Cynder carries on showing affection for him. As the two continue to tell each other how much they missed the other, the dragons begin to look at each affectionately. Spyro at that point knows what he has to do and whispers to Cynder: "I'm sorry Cynder
I'm sorry that I hurt.""Spyro its OK-""No it's not Cynder! What I did to you was wrong
I'm so sorry Cynder."As Cynder gazes deep into the purple dragon's eyes, she starts to smile and slowly nuzzles S
Spyro: Price of Darknes ch. 1Price of DarknessRevolution"She's wonderful, isn't she?" A black dragoness asked her purple dragon mate."She is indeed Cynder." The purple dragon replied.The one they were talking about was the little dark blue dragoness sitting on the floor in front of them. She had hatched just moments ago and was looking all around her surroundings, getting accustomed to where she was. After a couple of minutes she attempted to get up, and with the help from her parents was able to walk to them and examined them more.The setting is the mighty Dragon city of Warfang, just a month after the attack from the Earth Dragon tribe. The wall has been rebuilt and all of the Guardians are all healthy once more. To Ember's surprise Statica made a quick recovery and was back in the council chamber before she was officially released. Glacia has also laid her egg and waits for it to hatch with her loving mate, Murghus. The Ice Queen, Krystal, has also become pregnant from her mate Adrian. All is well in Warfa
Dark Descendant ch. 1The Legend of Spyro: Dark Descendant"Then I'm with you." Cynder said, clearly never going to leave his side.Realizing there was no way to change the dragoness' mind Spyro began to use his powers to restore the world. After the light consumed his vision Spyro thought he heard Cynder's voice again but it was too quiet to make anything out of it.As the world began to repair itself Spyro began to feel his powers drain from inside of him. He then thought of Cynder, and how she would be trapped inside the core of the earth. He sent enough power to her to teleport her away.As Cynder stood there, watching the dragon she loved save the world, she noticed the light that he had sent to her."Spyro! What are you doing?" she asked afraid to lose him."Don't worry Cynder, I am doing what's right." He said to her."But I don't want to leave you!" she yelled back with tears forming in her eyes."It's okay Cynder, I will find you again, I promise."That was the last that she heard of him. Before sh
Cynder's Troubles"Mother, Father! No don't leave me! No! Noooo!", Spyro yelled as he woke up.Cynder turned and looked at him worryingly.She put a wing around him and held him in a firm grip. She proceeded to find out what was bothering him'"Would you like to talk about it Spyro?""No, I'm fine.""Spyro, you know I can tell when your lying. Now tell me what's the matter.""It's nothing, really.""Spyro.""OK OK. You know how I never knew my parents.""Yea.""Well I had a dream about them.They came to see me in it. But however they seemed sad. I was overjoyed to see them. But they never said a word. They just walked away and looked back once. They had sad expressions. They faced back to where they were walking and disappeared into a mist.""You miss them don't you?""Yea I miss them alot. I never got to know them.""Well, Spyro I miss mine alot too and I feel really guilty... because I could be the one who could have killed them. But sometimes we just have to move on with our lives and forget the past.
To feel a God - Chapter 1108 human years, 23 Sanghuli years later... we learned that the sky creature... the satellite's name was "Voyager", and that the hoomans had created it hundreds and hundreds of years ago...With what knowledge we possessed, we healed the satellites wounds and made sure that it was comfortable... we wanted it to never leave us.We provided it with flowers and soft leaves (but we stopped providing it with food, for it didn't seem to want to eat).Voyager continued to talk to us, the voice of the hoomans speaking through it. But never at all did voyager hold a proper conversation... It was almost as if we were too inferior to it..."Voyager, what's our purpose?... Why're we here?..." Sulu asked"The glassing of Reach has left many people homeless, dead, and hopeless..." Voyager would respond, "The aliens known as "The Covenant" are ruthless. Why are they doing this? What has humanity ever done to them?
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The extremely popular seaside resort of Laredo can be found on the northern coast of Spain, within the autonomous region of Cantabria. The town is located between the large cities of Santander and Bilbao. Your holidays in Laredo will soon reveal that this town is often considered to be one of the best seaside resorts in the whole of the region. The self catering accommodation in Laredo is likely to come in the form of an apartment and may well offer up great vistas of the Bay of Biscay.
Many people on their holidays in Laredo are often content to spend a lot of time simply relaxing in their self catering apartment. However, when you are ready for a little more activity, the town really does offer plenty to keep you busy. There is a beach within the town that is 5km wide and this is where you and your travelling companions are able to enjoy swimming and plenty of other water sports. Other popular activities available in the resort and the surrounding area include tennis, fishing, cycling, horse riding, nature walks and golf. Then, of course, you also have the option to indulge in some retail therapy: either in Laredo itself or in the neighbouring cities of Bilbao and Santander.
One city that you really should try to spare time to visit on your holidays in Laredo is Bilbao. This is only a short drive east along the coast. There are some real architectural gems to see in the city and if you are in to museums, you may well want to plan your trip, as Bilbao will literally spoil you in this regard. The Catedral de Santiago is a must see, whilst in Bilbao. Some of the most popular museums include The Guggenheim, Bilbao Museo Vasco, The Diocesan Museum of Sacred Art and The Bizkaia Museum of Archaeology. You may also wish to head to Casco Viejo where you will find an open-air market that is reputed to be one of the best in Europe.
The weather on your holidays in Laredo will be a warm temperate climate. This means that during the summer you can expect temperatures to hit the mid-twenties degrees Celsius on most days. Even during the winter, the average maximum temperature should not venture too far below 10 degrees Celsius. Rainfall is a little higher in Cantabria, than many other regions of Spain, averaging at around 27 inches per year.
For your holidays in Laredo, you have a choice of arriving by either sea or air. If you opt for the sea, you can rely on the car ferry service which Brittany Ferries operates between Plymouth and Santander. Santander Airport (SDR) operates flights through Ryanair from London Stansted (STN), if you fancy the arrival by air option.

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i was looking through the upgrade for my nakura reputation and there was an upgrade were you can exchange the Compressed Cryo Launcher for 50 marks, i ended up quie the one for the mk12 version not the regular mk 10 version, and i can't cancel
We still can't cancel these bloody things!?!?!? aksjdf;asdjf;isdjf;sdfjdkfjsiadjieofncv.....
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we could cancel the project not the upgrade project
It's a big problem and they are working on it. No ETA for the fix yet.
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The Columbus Blue Jacket's fans are really looking forward to the new season, following the recent player acquisitions.
The new arrivals have transformed the team overall and the management, players, and fans expect the next season to be a big one for the Blue Jackets. The team finished 13th in the Western Conference ranking and look to improve on that in the coming season.
The franchise has recently signed former Philadelphia star Jeff Carter, along with Montreal defenseman James Wisniewski. Both the players are solid performers in their respective positions and would add a much needed fear factor to the squad. Both of the players were in awe when they were drafted to Columbus but now believe that they actually have the chance to be outstanding for the team. Wearing the Famous number 7 shirt, Carter claimed that he believes he can perform on his level best and appreciated the his new team mates.
"You look at the roster, you have a goalie like Steve Mason and he's shown what he can do in this League. Guys like Rick Nash and R.J. Umberger -- there are some real good hockey players on this team. I don't see any reason why we can't be in the playoffs," stated the center player.
All credit goes to Columbus boss Scott Howson for snapping up the two players. The manager had planned to shake things up this season and getting Carter through an epic transfer was just what he needed. Also, signing defenseman Wisniewski is a major boost to the squad.
The manager claimed that adding an additional attacker in the form of Wisniewski, along with a strong defender is just what the club needed to turn things around. Howson labeled the signings as the "difference makers".
According to Howson, adding a strong offensive scorer and an equally strong defender is what his team was really lacking and that it would make all the difference.
"If you look at all the top teams in the NHL, all the contenders, they're all strong down the middle", stated the manager.
Center attacker Carter was the 11th pick overall during the NHL entry draft by Philadelphia in 2003 and has since spent six seasons with the team. He is moving for the first time since then and is one of the leading scorers in the league. For the past three consecutive years, the player has managed to bag 60+ points and his scoring rate would be pivotal for the Blue Jackets next season.
James Wisniewski, on the other hand, is an experienced defender and has already signed six mega contracts worth in excess of 33 million dollars. The 27-year old does his fair amount of pooling in attack as well, as he bagged 51 points last season, scoring 10 times and managing 41 assists. His scoring rate makes him one of the leading point taking defenders in the game.


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* Toughness, Master of Anatomy, and Lifeblood now have level requirements equal to the level required for the corresponding skill rank: Apprentice (1), Journeyman (1), Expert (10), Artisan (25), Master (40), Grand Master (55).
* You can no longer fail when Mining, Herbing, and Skinning.
Brilliant news tbh. Toughness and Master of Anatomy at Rank 6 could make twinks far tougher to kill, or even to survive against. Sure you'd need a level 80 to escort you through getting 1 or 2 of these professions up but when you're gaining about 70 stamina or 28+ critical strike rating, thats REALLY going to add up at say... level 19.
As for no longer failing when Mining, Herbing and Skinning, thats just made these professions 2x less annoying.


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You know what the problem is? You buy things and then you keep them clean. You always take care of them. Keep them in a special pocket. Away from keys and coins. Away from other things that should be kept clean and taken care of as well. Then they get scratched by accident. And scratched again. And again. And again. And again. Soon, you don't care about them anymore. You don't keep them in a special pocket. You throw them in a bag with everything else. They've surpassed their form and become nothing but function. People are like that. You meet them and you keep them clean. In a special pocket. And then you start to scratch them. Not on purpose. Sometimes you just drop them by accident or forget which pocket they're in. But after the first scratch, it's all downhill from there. You see past their form. They become function. They are a use, nothing more.
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what is everyone gawking at- OH CRAP!! BUNNY!
what is everyone gawking at- OH CRAP!! BUNNY!
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Cases for the equipment and two Dell laptops, mini notebook for portablitliy and one XPS for its speed, video and pictures
Canon digital camera, ghost box, HD digital infra-red camcorder with IR flashlight
Two-way radios used when setting DVR system and knowing where team members are at all times
Digital voice recorders, KII meters used to pick-up electromagnetic fields, Mel meter EMF with temperature (a high-grade KII does the same things)
We have several laser grids used to track movement in total dark rooms and hallways.
E-POD-AMP used to pick-up electrical changes in a room from negative to positive electrical charges.
Headlamps, IR thermometer, extra SD cards, and a blue light
Extra batteries, tripods, tools, recorder wrist straps, 5-hour energy (a must)
These are just a few of the flashlights we use.
Digital Video Recorder case and hardware. Used to record video with its four Infared cameras allow us to record in total darkness. It has a 500 gig hard drive and a monitor to watch live and over a thousand feet of camera cable.
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Bornholmer Straße - metallic inlays in the pavement and stripes of cobblestones remind pedestrians all over the city of where the wall cut through Berlin until 1989/90. The only authentic pieces of it still standing can be found near Ostbahnhof, and at the memorial at Bornholmer Straße - the two sites deal very differently with this bit of history, the one being a multicoloured location where people go to enjoy sitting by the water and chill, and the other having the serious approach of a memorial site with a more authentic feeling of how standing in front of the wall might have felt.
Many people asked me why the wall was otherwise erased so entirely, and if it was a sign for wanting to be done with this part of recent history. Honestly said, if you walk through Berlin and keep your eyes open for this particular sign on the floor, you'll realize that leaving large sections of the Wall intact would cut the infrastructure apart that has grown since then - and maybe seeing how it ran through what are today some of the most vital locations of the city, cutting through the most busy streets, makes you realize that it simply wasn't possible to keep it much of it around.
Still, only recently a conflict between investors and Berliners erupted when parts of the Eastside Gallery near Ostbahnhof, a tourist magnet piece of the wall that's been painted by artists with pictures relating to its history, was broken down to make room for a large loft building site at the waterfront - where twentysome years ago, the death zone used to be.
One interesting tidbit about the paintings of the Eastside gallery: the entire eastern side of it is covered in paintings, whereas the western side is kept white, deliberately, to preserve its opressive impression at least to a small degree (or rather, re-painted regularly because people, especially tourists, sign their names on it). Originally, though, there was no way you could approach the East side - you could at best view it from afar, whereas the people on the West side - the inner side, in the case of West Berlin, which was surrounded by the wall- could approach, touch, and paint it with relative ease. West German police even had platforms from which they could glance into the Eastern sector, and I've seen pictures where civilians were using these platforms to take a peek, whereas all houses adjacent to the wall on the Eastern side were sealed and abandoned. Eastern and Western personell were forbidden from communicating with each other. Communication was so strictly forbidden especially by GDR authorities that in several cases, when East German soldiers guarding the Wall witnessed children falling into the water, they waited for explicit orders, which took a long time to come, instead of helping immediatly, and in some cases kept West Berliners form helping because defending the borderline was more important. How 100% these details were true or not is hard to say decades later; in any case, rescues were hardly possible in at least five cases between 1972 and 1975 because there was absolutley no communication between the two sides at a time when these children fell not just into a river, but into no ones land while playing.
Today, one of the biking routes through Berlin - a surprisingly good city for biking tours, by the way- is "Mauerweg", wall way, following the former death zone (to a degree). It can be started at the memorial site in Bornholmer Straße.


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Set above a secluded valley and perched over the river Agung this antique joglo is a genuine slice of old Bali. An loft style space includes a bed/dressing room (90 m2) a lounge area and a study area with built in desk. This large room is adjoined by an en suite outdoor bathroom on one side and, on the other, a spacious well equipped kitchen with spectacular views. The whole property has a 1.5m iron wood wrap around deck and is very private. The house is constructed from old teak and is beautifully carved, the carving on the ceiling above the bed being particularly magnificent. The entire property is open giving an incredible sense of co...Read more
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The property is one of five wooden buildings forming Pondok Wahyu (meaning revelation) on Sayan ridge, an exclusive area of beautiful dwellings and exotic five star hotels. We are ten minutes from downtown Ubud with its many attractions and the owners live on the property much of the year. Indulge yourself in a spa treatment or have a massage at home. Do some yoga or tai chi in one of the many centres - the Yoga Barn - being the most famous. You can just drop in and sample the many different styles on offer or organise a teacher to come to the house. The Joglo has the perfect deck for yoga. Try one of the many spas and treat yourself to anything from an hour's manicure or foot massage to a fully supported seven day detox. If raw food and yoga aren't your thing then don't worry there are many other delights that await you. Try freewheeling down Mount Agung (the local volcano) or rafting down the river Agung. Try your hand at painting, ceramics, textiles. Find some of Bali's more sacred sites with specialised tours that can be arranged on request. There are many shamans and healers who are surprisingly accessible and incredibly effective. Ubud originally means medicine and it is a truly remarkable destination as well as the cultural heart of Bali. Balinese culture is very refined and has an extraordinary spectrum of expression covering every art form. All this is accessible in Ubud, there are legong shows and kecak dances almost every night as well as puppet shows depicting scenes from the Ramayana and Mahabarata. Ubud is one of the world centres for wellness in all its forms. There is a huge variety of spas ranging from humble rooms in Balinese houses to world beating day spas in truly spectacular settings. There are also many healers operating here in many modalities both Balinese traditional healers and highly gifted westerners practicing everything from breath work to Jungian therapy to cranio-sacral work. It is quite simply one of the best places on our beautiful planet to rest, recuperate and reconnect.
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16 U.S. Code § 6591b - Administrative review
(a) In general
Except as provided in subsection (d), a project described in subsection (b) that is conducted in accordance with section 6591a(d) of this title may be—
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A project referred to in subsection (a) is a project to carry out forest restoration treatments that—
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Not later than 1 year after February 7, 2014, and each year thereafter, the Secretary shall submit the reports required under paragraph (1) to—
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Forward Looking Price Setting in UK Manufacturing
AbstractGiven an equilibrium pricing rule, minimization of a multiperiod quadratic cost function yields a precise specification for the weights on the leads and lags of a dynamic pricing equation. Using an equilibrium (cointegrating) vector, the theoretical specification is found to fit the U.K. manufacturing data remarkably well. Non-nested tests fail to reject either the (backward looking) error correction or the forward looking model against the alternative (so long as dynamic homogeneity is imposed in the error correction model). This is consistent with the notion that the error correction model is conflating the true structural model (which is forward looking) with the expectation formation process. Copyright 1992 by Royal Economic Society.
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Want to look at the Bible with fresh eyes? Look no further than "Word on the Street" (Zondervan). I absolutely love Rob Lacey's street lingo version of Scripture. But purists beware! King James English this ain't! A cancer survivor with a passion for Christ, Lacey takes many liberties; but he doesn't compromise the core message of the gospel. Unique touches, such as turning the book of Jude into an e-mail, give "Word on the Street" a very "now" feel. Lacey has also been taking the Word to the street on a seven-city performance tour and with an audio CD.
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Really disappointing school. Doesn't follow its own values of the Stanwich Seven. Academics are a joke because the teachers don't teach and no one is leading the school. This is just a place for kids whose parents want them to be in a private school in Greenwich. The cost is definitely not worth it. Look elsewhere.
Stanwich is the hidden gem of Greenwich. As a current parent, I am absolutely convinced that this school will be widely regarded as the standard of excellence in the region within the next decade. This is a school with heart and spirit and has a terrific staff that will test the limits of your child while addressing individual needs. My husband and I can't believe the dramatic strides our son has made in a short period of time and can honestly say that we found a great home for him. I can't fully express our joy to see his excitement in going to school every morning. I wouldn't consider anywhere else for our younger children.
I am thrilled with Stanwich. We moved from the UK with a 5 and 7 year old and this is the only school that was able to offer a comparable challenging education at this stage. Both children are thriving and being stretched. They have small classes and teachers that really seem to care and get to know this kids (admittedly not so hard in such small classes). The buildings aren't particularly pretty but the setting is stunning and there is lots of space to run around. My son thinks the biggest selling feature is the field trips.. that is nice but at the cost of US education I want learning and Stanwich has achieved that! we really couldn't be happier. And I have never written a school review before. As you can probably tell!
Come on. The only school from Greenwich recognized by JHU? Riiiight. Only high school in Greenwich with *secondary school placement* advisor. Enough said.
Our child switched from another school mid elementary. The math skills were very low, and we were concerned it was going to be a difficult climb. 3 years later with the steadfast devotion, commitment and teaching skills of the Stanwich teaching staff, we now have a child who is not only excelling in math, but was top of the math class last year and enjoyed an online course with Johns Hopkins this summer! At the end of the last school year I contacted the teacher from the Intermediate House, to let them know how grateful we were to have the opportunity for an outstanding education in Fairfield County. It is a wonderful institution that is committed to not only the student but the entire family. Highly recommend.
The Board of Trustees is committed to a PreK to 12 , coed, school in Greenwich. Johns Hopkins rated the best 10 schools in Connecticut and Stanwich was the only one on the list from Greenwich. The teachers are passionate about what they do and truly care about the students. My family could not be happier!
Stanwich is an outstanding school. My child is in his third year and absolutely loves it! Every afternoon he jumps in the car and can't wait to tell me about all of the wonderful things he has learned about or experienced during the day. We have had some of the most wonderful teachers who bring such a positive energy to the classroom and school. As a former teacher I am amazed by what is accomplished each and every day! We feel very fortunate to be able to be a part of this warm and welcoming community.
Fantastic school. Values-based education is special. I am a parent of multiple children at Stanwich and am extremely happy with the school. The faculty and administration are first-rate and really care for my kids and all of the other children at the school. The academic curriculum is comparable in rigor to what is offered at other private schools in the area and my children are really excelling thanks to the top-notch faculty. The values-based curriculum is not just something that is printed in the brochures but is integrated into every aspect of school life, which is what really makes Stanwich special. This uniqueness about Stanwich comes from the top and is radiated through the outstanding administration and teachers of the school. The school offers a compelling academic program and the extra-curricular programs and sports are all growing in strength every year. My children are very happy at Stanwich and I could not imagine them anywhere else.
Stanwich is an exceptional school that provides my children with excellent academics in a nurturing environment. Values are integrated not only into the curriculum but also into the daily interactions between students themselves and their teachers. The teachers took the time to get to know my children and embraced all aspects of them. I would highly recommend Stanwich.
No school is perfect but this school is excellent in so many ways. Wonderful teachers that know your children and go the extra mile to help each student achieve their best. 2 of my children are college age and have moved on, 1 is still at Stanwich. The older children always tell her, "you will never have teachers like you had at Stanwich". Yes the school has faced some significant problems and challenges but things are moving forward. That is a testament to its strength. As for the "Questions to Ask" comment, if you were really informed you would know that the school purchased the facility from the Synagogue last June - the deal is done and they have moved out. I think it is sad when a person needs to bash an institution that helps children thrive just because it has moved on without them.
Questions to ask if considering this school: 1. What are the details on the agreement with the synagogue? What could impact the current plans? 2. How and when will they raise $100 million for the high school? 3. By grade, what % of students leave and are replaced by new students each year? 4. Ask about bullying.... 5. What turnover has occurred in the board of trustees and major financial donors in the last several years? Is it comparable to other schools? Make an informed decision.
The Stanwich School is a rare gem. This is my eight year old's second year and I've been amazed to watch him blossom from a shy, unconfident learner to an academic risk taker. Before attending Stanwich, my son was so overlooked by teachers at his prior public school, he complained of stomach aches and cried each morning that he didn't want to go to school. From the first day at Stanwich, my son felt a warm reception and the nurturing support of the staff. He is in the most advanced math and english groups in his grade and absolutely loves his teachers and fellow classmates. My husband and I are impressed with the rigorous academics at Stanwich which are consistently outperforming their peers. The innovative programs are propelling the students of all grades into leadership roles within our community. This school may be young but it's staff is savvy and committed and it is an institution that breaths it's mission statement, "Be the best you can be, help others do their best, and help make God's world a better place."
Stanwich has been a wonderful place for my family. My children have received a top notch education and are surrounded by lovely children from nice families. They have some amazing teachers. We feel very fortunate to have this school in our area. I also must add that the school had a tough year last year. However, it is very clear that has been put behind us. Considering the school is only 14years old and has faced several obstacles(which by the way have to do with building the school and not the academics) it is an outstanding place. I always wonder about parents who leave a school they attended for a long time and then chose to bad mouth it. I will always be thankful for the confidence and education my children have received from Stanwich.
My son is in his Freshman and 3rd year at Stanwich. Any parent knows the most difficult years in school are the Middle School age. I am truly grateful for how Stanwich managed those transition years by having caring, involved teachers. The smaller class sizes and individualized approach were a huge benefit and offered educational opportunities he would get no where else. The recent Head of School transition was handled very well with significant overlap and parent communication. The new Head has a great sense for the future of education and Stanwich.
Stanwich educates a student's trifecta - mind, body and spirit. What more could a parent ask for? The academics are unparalleled, the athletics program is thriving with our new field, and the school's motto of "being our best and helping others be their best" is inspiring. We couldn't be happier with the school!
As an alum of Stanwich School now completing his senior year of college, I must say that the Stanwich School has been the most impressive and meaningful academic experience in my life. The academics are held at a very high standard and are of a higher quality than its local competitors. I have siblings still at Stanwich and everytime I hear about the school, they are constantly innovating and improving their academic courses for the students. Innovation and improvements are shockingly rare at schools that have been around for much longer. On top of that, the teachers are of the highest quality. They not only are tremendous educators but they foster a meaningful relationship with each student through advisory meetings, coaching, or interactions in the classroom. You honestly feel that the teachers are incredibly supportive and want you to succeed. In other schools, that is not the case and teachers in other institutions would sooner dismiss a student than aid them. On top of its impressive academics and faculty, the values taught in this school are a constant presence from Pre-K to the highschool. No other school truly instills good values and values that are respected by all.
Our kids have attended the primary house, the intermediate house and the upper school at Stanwich. We have been especially impressed with the intermediate house and the upper school. The classes are small which means the kids get a lot of individual attention, and the teachers know each of the students well enough to encourage them to reach their full potential. In our experience, the teachers have been very good, the curriculum has been challenging and well thought out, and the other students at the school have been nice and very respectful of each other and the faculty. We have been very pleased with the education our children have received at Stanwich. We have also been very pleased with the values that Stanwich has helped instill in our kids -- to be the best they can be, to help others to be the best they can be, and to make the world a better place. We highly recommend Stanwich.
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The Orioles need pitching, and Tillman has distanced himself from the competition in Norfolk, so is it time to give the 24-year-old a chance in the Orioles' rotation?
Tillman, however, won his fourth decision in his last five on Wednesday night in a 3-1 win over Columbus. He allowed just one run on five hits over 5 2/3 innings with seven strikeouts and one walk.
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