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Transitional work developers
Transitional work developers
- How to select a transitional work developer
- How to become a transitional work developer
- Developer reaccreditation
- Next webinars scheduled for July 23 and Oct. 1, 2019
- Related links
How to select a transitional work developer
All transitional work developers must be Ohio licensed vocational or medical case managers, physical or occupational therapists and hold an active BWC transitional work developer accreditation. We've provided a list of BWC-accredited transitional work developers. The list includes their contact information including their name, business email address and phone number and counties they are willing to do business. Interview several developers and select one that best meets your company's needs.
How to become a BWC-accredited developer
Ohio licensed vocational or medical case managers, and physical and occupational therapist wanting to obtain BWC's transitional work developer accreditation must participate in a full-day developer orientation class at the Ohio Center for Occupational Safety and Health, 13430 Yarmouth Drive, Pickerington, OH 43147. Classes are scheduled periodically throughout the year. Contact the BWC transitional work department for scheduled dates and times.
All transitional work developers must be a vocational or medical case manager with one of the following certifications/accreditations or state licensure:
- American Board of Vocational Experts (ABVE).
- Occupational Health Nursing (COHN(S)).
- Certified Rehabilitation Counselor (CRC).
- Certified Disability Management Specialist (CDMS).
- Certified Vocational Evaluator (CVE).
- Certified Rehabilitation Nurse (CRRN).
- Certified Case Manager (CCM).
- Physical or occupational therapist license from Ohio Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy and Athletic Trainer Board.
Once the accreditation process is complete, we'll include your name on the BWC-accredited developer list. This accredited transitional work developers list will be available to employers, managed care organizations, third-party administrators and available here online. The list includes developer names, counties, business email addresses and phone numbers.
Developer reaccreditation
BWC transitional work developer accreditation expires two years from the date BWC issues the accreditation number. A developer certificate clearly illustrates the issuance date. A lapse in a developer's accreditation will prevent an employer from receiving reimbursement for a transitional work plan.
To obtain reaccreditation BWC offers a two-hour, computer-based webinar class developers may attend from their home or office.
To register
Transitional Developer Orientation Class: Transitional Work Developer Orientation Application (TWD-115)
Transitional Work Reaccreditation Webinar: Transitional Work Developer's Reaccreditation Application (TWD-116)
Email: transitional work support
Fax: 614-621-5758
BWC's Transitional Work Grant Program
30 W. Spring St., 20th floor
Columbus, OH 43215-0335
Applicants will receive confirmation of receipt of their information and class registration via email. If you have questions about the classes, email transitional work support or call 614-995-0437.
Related links
- Transitional Work Developer's Application (TWD-115)
- Transitional Work Developer's Reaccreditation Application (TWD-116)
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A variation of this textured chickpea stew can be found in every kitchen in North India, where it is a favorite for Sunday dinners. Very much like a baked chana masala with eggplant and spinach, kabli chana baigan tarkari is almost always served with pooris, but it is also very delicious served on a bed of fresh cooked white rice with a green salad or a potato dish on the side. Like so many other Indian dishes I've come to love, this version is one I've modified from Yamuna Devi's Lord Krishna's Cuisine, a book I cannot recommend highly enough as an essential guide to authentic and delicious Indian cooking.
|Baked Gingered Chickpea Stew with Eggplant and Spinach
|Recipe by Lisa Turner
Adapted from Lord Krishna's Cuisine: The Art of Indian Vegetarian Cooking
Cuisine: Indian
Published on October 26, 2007
Simple and delicious gingery baked chickpea stew with a spiced tomato sauce, spinach and fried eggplant

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4BETTER OR WORSE- The week in review
Worst plane crash: A Delta commuter taking off on the wrong runway at a Lexington, Kentucky, airport crashes early August 27, killing 49 people, the worst domestic plane crash in nearly five years.
Saddest local ties: UVA alum Marcie Thomason, class of 2003, was onboard the Lexington flight, the Cavalier Daily reports. So, too, was Cecile Moscoe, 29, a 1995 graduate of Madison County High School, according to the Newsplex.
Worst fall: Skydiver Michael Bruce Ramon, 31, dies at Orange County Airport August 26.
Most misbehaved: Delta Tau Delta fraternity's national organization disbands the local chapter at 129 Chancellor Street because of hazing and alcohol abuse, Aaron Kessler reports in the Progress. The chapter may be eligible for a comeback once all current brothers have graduated, perhaps in 2009.
Most MBAers: Darden has a record enrollment– 338 first years– up from the expected 300-0310, the Cav Daily reports.
Oddest disappearing act: After crashing a van carrying his wife and two children into a tree on Dickerson Road August 19, Colin Glasgow, 43, finally turns up near the accident spot August 23, and is treated at UVA Medical Center for dehydration and a leg injury, say police. Glasgow was wanted on two counts of felony child endangerment and one count of leaving the scene, and has been charged with three counts of abduction and one assault and battery on a family member.
Murkiest waters: The Waynesboro YMCA is under state Department of Environmental Quality investigation after dumping swimming pool cleaner and approximately 80,000 gallons of chlorinated water into the South River, the News Virginian reports.
Most rabid: A river otter repeatedly chomps down on Marla Hundley as she swims in Claytor Lake August 24, according to a Roanoke Times story. The otter escapes, and Hundley is undergoing rabies shots.
Best news for Jerry's Kids: UVA researchers, led by pathologist Dr. Mani Mahadevan, have tracked down the molecule that may be responsible for muscular dystrophy.
Best option for careless nights: The FDA approves over-the-counter sales of the morning-after pill, Plan B, for women 18 and older.
Best state for business: Virginia edges out Texas and North Carolina in commerce attractiveness, according to Forbes. Virginia's regulatory environment ranks number one of 50 states in a list of factors attractive for commerce.
Worst case of "o brother, where art thou?" Michael Morva, the shackled brother of escapee and alleged cop killer William Morva, appears in a Christiansburg court and yells to reporters that he had nothing to do with his brother's rampage, the Times Dispatch reports. Michael Morva is charged with conspiracy to commit escape. Authorities say the charges stem from January, when both brothers were in jail.
Juiciest celebrity break-up: Tom Cruise gets dumped by Paramount after a lucrative 14-year relationship. The studio claims Cruise's recent off-screen antics hurt revenues for Mission Impossible III
Worst solar system shake-up: Pluto is downgraded from real planet to dwarf planet August 24 by the International Astronomical Union.
Slowest apology: Almost two weeks after calling UVA student S. R. Sidarth "Macaca" on August 11, Senator George Allen phones the fourth year August 23 to tender an apology, the Richmond Times-Dispatch reports.
Biggest bounce: Dem challenger Jim Webb leads Allen 47.9 percent to 46.6 percent, according to a Wall Street Journal/Zogby poll, which has a 3.2 percent margin of error and was conducted August 15-21.
Shortest essay to get into Larry Sabato's coveted 20-person political seminar: The Washington Post says S.R. Sidarth simply wrote: "I am Macaca."


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Boy, but doesn't life just get in the way sometimes?
On the other hand, I have also let it keep me from posting. I was getting so bored with the Clojure tutorial series. I hate to think how tired you must have been with it.
But I'm back, and I'm going to make some changes.
I've put a link to the table of contents for the Clojure tutorial in the sidebar. No matter how tired I am of it, it's still the main content on here.
I'm going to continue the Clojure tutorial, but the pace won't be quite as relentless as it was. Hopefully, I'll be able to inject a little more energy into it, and it won't be quite as boring.
I'm going to intersperse the tutorial with some other postings. I'll catch you up on what I've been doing, as well as talk about some other things that have caught my interest.
That's it. The moral: When you're getting tired, take a break and retool.


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Reviewed by Kim N. (age 10)
This book is so sad. But you might like it. If you like laughing maybe this book isn't for you. The book has a few funny parts but mostly I thought this book is very sad.
I thought there would be more funny parts because other books by this author always make me laugh. This book made me think I was in a castle when I was 3 year old.
I recommend to all kids who like read and want an interesting story. There are 29 chapters in this book.


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The traditional definitions of stress summarize the entity as a physical event, for example an injury, or a mental state like anxiety that disturbs the body's normal state of functioning and / or requires the body to respond. In its most refined and simple definition, stress is a disruption that causes a reaction. The traditional stress reaction consists of a surge of chemicals released in the body after an individual perceives danger to prepare the body for survival. It is part of the primitive 'fight or flight' reaction to danger. The body switches on all crucial functions for survival and movement, the heartbeat is accelerated and blood pressure is elevated to assure that the muscles are flooded with circulation and nutrients, the pupils are dilated for better vision, fat and sugar are released for fuel and muscles tighten for quick movement.
Functions not associated with moving to escape danger such as digestion and libido are switched off. This mechanism was a beautiful thing 10,000 years ago when about every two weeks one might have to worry if they were to stumble across the path of a polar bear. However, this primal method of responding to stress has not evolved with our modern day society yet our stress response is still thought to be firing at an estimated 60 times per day without much chance for recovery. A national survey, released by the American Psychological Association found that one-third of Americans are living with extreme stress and nearly half (48%) report their stress levels have increased within the past five years.
This chronic state of stress, whether perceived or real, is causing a myriad of health issues that we don't realize. The stress hormones elicited during the time of a stressful event are meant to be protective; however, when they are overproduced or not turned off when the apparent danger has passed, the same hormones can promote cellular damage and accelerate detrimental changes in the body that lead to conditions like persistent fatigue, bone mineral loss, brain fog and obesity. The situation is compounded by the tremendous amount of "passive" stress in our modern day, stressors beyond the traffic, family dynamics, finances and unresolved emotional issues. We also have stress on our bodies due to the electromagnetic fields from cell phones and wireless internet, foods we eat that are laden with pesticides or that have been genetically modified and a society dependent on chemicals that we are exposed to on a daily basis.
So, it has been said that the first step is awareness! I challenge each and every one of you to start becoming aware of ALL of the existing modern day stressors in your personal life. Identify them so you can work with and decrease them as the first step to living optimally in a time where there are many obstacles.
Much more next time, believe me, we are just getting started with this one!


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Snooty Monkey necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 104 diseños de 24 diseñadores freelance.
Need a logo for the BubbleTimer web application. Logo (or a variant of it) must work at different sizes, from really big on a piece of swag to medium size on a home page, to small in a navigation bar to tiny in a fav. icon. Please provide a full res. logo and your conception of a fav. icon with your submission so I can see how it would work at both size extremes. Bonus credit for showing it to me in the context of the site so I don't have to task my imagination so much.
Snooty Monkey, LLC
Primary use is on the web application here:
Will replace the typography logo you see there now.
Should fit in well with the colors, style and tone of the web application as it will not be redesigned to fit the logo. The logo must fit what's there.
Design files must be provided in a vector format that can be used in Adobe Illustrator/Photoshop.
- Fun
- Cool
- Interesting
- Specific
- A designer to spend a few minutes looking over the web copy and the application to come up with something appropriate to the current design and tone of the application
- Original, custom logo
- Boring
- Corporate
- Generic
- A designer to ignore the current application and to come up with something that clashes with the current design and tone of the site.
- Logo from a template
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Replica Bag Review: Louis Vuitton Damier MaryleboneCategories:Louis Vuitton
The Louis Vuitton Damier Marylebone bag is a very chic and elegant model, it is very well structured and it has refined lines. It is perfect for your daily life, you can use it to carry all your necessary accessories and it is suitable to any of your most pretentious outfits. Just take the chance of wearing this beautiful handbag and you'll be amazed of how it can perfectly complete your daily look.
The LV Damier Canvas was originally created in 1888 and it was rebranded in 1996 a Louis Vuitton signature pattern and it was very easy for it to become a symbol of beauty and city chic style. Louis Vuitton has launched an entire new collection in order to show this new age of this iconic canvas. The new The Damier Canvas collection included all type of purses starting with big city bags and ending with small and practical leather ones. I think it was one of their best choices to use this material to create the Marylebone bag.
The form and the structure of the Louis Vuitton Damier Marylebone bag is being accentuated by its high quality leather and the rich and sturdy texture of the material used. Due to these amazing materials this bag is able to stand by its own even if it empty. This is possible only if the bag has high quality materials. This model has the same checkered pattern on both sides and also on the exterior folding parts. If you'll pay attention to this pattern you'll notice that on the front there are four squares that are marked with "Louis Vuitton Paris". The two upper boxes are situated on the second row and they have nine boxes between them. The two lower boxes are situated on the second row too counting from down to top- and these are also nine boxes between them. We can find the same pater on the other side of the bag as well. And this exactly how the pattern on the outer folding sides is. Four squares marked with "Louis Vuitton Paris" situated on the same second row. The base of the bag is also made of Damier Canvas and it is a rectangular patch. The stitching of the base of the bag is light brown. On this rectangular patch there are four round, gold little feet that are stamped with "LOUIS VUITTON" and connected with an X light brown stitching.
The stitching of this bag is light brown on the outside and dark brown on the inside. The stitches are perfect. There are no flows or loose threads. This model has very long and thin handles that have a hem stitching right in the middle part of them. They have this stitching because the handles are very thin and delicate and this stitching makes them firmer. The connection between the bag and its handles is made through some gold rectangular bars. It seems very obvious that these bars make this Damier Marylebone bag look very stylish and luxurious. Actually the whole hardware is made of refined gold color metal.
The Louis Vuitton Damier Marylebone is a large size bag, with a very spacious interior that can be enlarged by pressing the two studs from the side parts. When opening the bag you can remark a luxurious interior with very soft materials and fine lining. It has a very clean and beautiful interior design. You'll also be able to notice here the authenticity LV square that is stitched with dark brown threads and heat embossed with red color letters. The engravings on the square shaped leather tab are exactly like on the original one: "Louis Vuitton", "PARIS", "made in France" on three different rows, with the circled "R" right on the top. The stamp is really deep and clean with no imperfections. The space between the letters is even and there is no misspelled letter.
The Louis Vuitton Damier Marylebone is an iconic bag that will never lose its style and grace. There is no way you can go wrong with this amazing bag. If you'll wear it there is no way you won't be fashionable, practical and versatile. This is a bag that any fashionista's wardrobe should contain.
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What I mean is, it sounds like some rules are strictly enforced and that sounds great (like the spam, unmarked spoilers, and illegal activity rules), but I think the most important rules have to do with being nice to each other and the posts about rules barely mention (but do in fact mention) no flaming. I guess the best way to pose the question is, which of the following sample posts would be met with effective-enough discipline to stop such behavior...(after someone asked for help in winning a game)"Only and idiot wouldn't realize... [proceeds to explain something in a game]."(during a disagreement between two people)"[after making a counter-argument]... You couldn't be more wrong. I mean, seriously, you're making a fool of yourself."(after someone asks for feedback on an indie game/script/etc. they're working on)"It's awful. You should just give up... [does not proceed to give any detailed/helpful feedback]."Basically, do any of the terribly mean yet subtle things that go unmodded on gamefaqs and, IMO, make the gamefaqs forums a terrible place, go unmodded here?Thank you.
If it'll hold Jello, Utah will put Jello in it.
If you aren't consistently stupid, people are nice to you. Which is why they hate me.
Quote from: Commander Jubby Shepard on July 21, 2011, 04:40:09 PMIf you aren't consistently stupid, people are nice to you. Which is why they hate me.I like you!


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As the Chiefs organization continues to wrestle with the tragic events of Saturday, the personnel who witnessed linebacker Jovan Belcher's suicide will be required by the league to submit to mandatory counseling.
NFL V.P. of player engagement Troy Vincent told Lindsay Jones of USA Today that G.M. Scott Pioli, head coach Romeo Crennel, and defensive coordinator Gary Gibbs will receive counseling services.
"We're always going to say, 'I'm OK, I'm good.' That's us," Vincent said. "Especially inside of this space, from a coaching standpoint or a player standpoint, it's, 'I'm good.' No, we're not good. Witnessing that kind of event is horrific. It's not about closing the door, not about being the gladiator, the tough, immortal football player that we've always developed into being. This is serious. This is a mental, visual image that we need to talk through, and this is OK."
Vincent is right. The fact that Pioli and Crennel are leaders of the organization could mean that they'll spend too much time worry about others and not enough time worrying about themselves.
As Rodney Harrison explained earlier this week on Pro Football Talk, football players (and, really, men generally) internalize their feelings and emotions in order to appear strong, not weak. At a certain point, showing weakness is a sign of strength. Here's hoping that everyone in the Chiefs organization who needs help will get it, and that the broader lesson for the rest of us will be to not ignore our issues and challenges but deal with them, even if that means admitting that we don't have all the answers, all the time.


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The 30 Harshest Musician-on-Musician Insults in History
Editor's note: This post was originally published in August 2011. We've selected it as one of the posts we're republishing for our 10th anniversary celebrations in May 2017.
Our recent, wildly successful posts about author-on-author insults and filmmaker-on-filmmaker insults got us thinking about similar cattiness in the music industry, which has long been a breeding ground for both feuds and lunatics. An investigation of the history of musician-on-musician insults didn't disappoint, and we've collated 30 of the harshest after the jump. It's interesting comparing them to the previous pair of posts, too. The verdict: what musicians might lack in verbosity, they more than make up for with vitriol. And UK musicians are far bitchier than US ones (or, perhaps, the UK music press just delights in reporting on insults). Anyway, don't let your boss catch you reading this…
30. Wayne Coyne on Arcade Fire
"I get really tired of their pompousness [sic]… We've played some shows with them and they really treat people like shit. People treat Arcade Fire like they're the greatest thing ever and they get away with it… They have good tunes, but they're pricks, so fuck 'em."
29. Christina Aguilera on Lady Gaga
"I'm not quite sure who this person is, to be honest. I don't know if it is a man or a woman."
28. David Lee Roth on Elvis Costello
"Music journalists like Elvis Costello because music journalists look like Elvis Costello."
27. Lily Allen on Cheryl Cole
"Taking your clothes off, doing sexy dancing and marrying a rich footballer must be very gratifying. Your mother must be so proud. Stupid bitch."
26. Trent Reznor on Marilyn Manson
"A malicious guy [who] will step on anybody's face to succeed, and cross any line of decency."


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Welcome to Texas on the Potomac's "The Week Ahead," a preview of events to come on Capitol Hill and at the White House this week. This week's report was written by William K. Moore of ViaNovo.
Congress departed for a week long recess with Republicans crowing about having outflanked President Barack Obama on sequestration spending cuts, freeing up $253 million from other accounts to end air traffic control furloughs and tower closings. House Majority Leader Eric Cantor sent Republican Representatives home with the talking point that the legislation,cleared for the President's signature Friday, is a total surrender by the White House and Democrats.
The reversal on air traffic control furloughs follows a similar sequestration turnaround for meat inspectors furloughs in March. President Obama and congressional Democrats had vowed to defend sequestration cuts unless changes were accompanied by revenue increases.
The sequester reversals enable new efforts by other interest groups to overturn cuts. Republican Representative Mike McCaul predicted similar changes for the Coast Guard, Transportation Security Administration, Customs and Border Protection and the Secret Service. Cancer clinics are preparing to swarm the Capitol for sequester relief when Congress returns in early May.
President Obama scolded lawmakers for reversing cuts that apply to them while doing nothing to replace cuts that harm the unemployed and preschoolers in Head Start. Given that the legislation passed Congress by wide margins, it appears unlikely the President will veto the measure.
With congressional Democrats unwilling to weather the pain of sequestration in order to leverage a reversal of larger policy, Majority Leader Cantor's victory claim is true. He has revealed the Administration's sequestration implementation a contrivance, opening the White House to larger doubts about the President's approach to major issues.
The vulnerability is immediate on how the White House deals with evidence of Syrian use of sarin gas, which the President previously described as a "redline." Republicans sense that having the upper hand on sequestration cuts will advantage them this summer or fall as debt ceiling and fiscal negotiations reach a crisis.