Ross Crain Portrays Real Life Armed Robber in America?s Most Wanted
(ContentDesk) August 24, 2005 -- G & C Management Group today announced Ross Crain will portray Shawn Kivlin in an upcoming reenactment episode on the nation's number one crime-fighting show, "America's Most Wanted," which is scheduled to air Saturday, August 27, 2005 at 8:00 p.m. Central on Fox.Shawn Kivlin, the real life masked-gunman, who wielded a gun and a knife in three pharmacies and one bank in Maine, received a 20-year sentence for armed robbery."The acting was so realistic that someone phoned 911 to report a robbery in progress at the pharmacy where we were filming in Texas," laughs Carrie Lynn, Crain's Manager and Publicist. "There were at least six to eight officers who had surrounded the building and either had their weapons drawn on Crain or their hands positioned on their gun holster, ready to move."Crain attended The University of Oklahoma in 2001-03 where he majored in drama. The decision to hone in on the art of acting and to ingest characters?all while living truthfully through imaginary circumstances?led him to earn his BFA from The Tisch School of Arts in New York City where he recently completed his studies from the Meisner School of Acting.He is the son of Garry D. Crain of Austin, Texas and Edwina Deaton of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
This past year has been a prolific one for Crain. He recently starred in Julian Stewart's film about dating entitled "The Art of Seduction," is set to star in an upcoming Sci-Fi TV pilot, and is considering a feature film that will shoot in Texas later this year.His additional film credits include "The Ringer," "Delirium," and "LaDuende." His stage work includes "Troilus and Cressida," "The Absent Character," "Sexual Perversity in Chicago," "Antigone," "Buried Child," "The Real Thing," "Jesus Christ Superstar," and a lead performance as Stanley in The University of Oklahoma's, "A Streetcar Named Desire." For additional information about Ross Crain and "America's Most Wanted," visit www.rosscrain.com or www.amw.com.Contact Information:G & C Management GroupCarrie Lynn, Manager and Publicist8 Grapewood Ct.Austin, TX 78738512-917-6140http://www.rosscrain.come-mail protected from spam bots.
Setting Goals That Empower The Business Owner
To succeed to the greatest extend possible, you need to set goals.
But those goals must be reachable and stretchable.
Reachable so you will believe that you can attain them, and stretchable so that when you attain them, you will have moved forward.
I feel you need a monthly goal, a six month goal, a yearly goal, and even a three year, five year and 10 year goal.
If you have ever played darts, you know that it is impossible to play without a target.
Therefore, you need a target when you play the game of life and business.Your goals need to be reachable do-able, because if they are too hard to attain or too far away, you may just look at your goal and say "whoa, that is too far away to look at and I don't believe I can do it".
Therefore, you can't get inspired by that goal, and as a result you will not spend the proper time and energy working on it, which means it will not happen.
Then, when it does not happen, you create for...
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Super Rules, OK?
Do you rule your superannuation or does it rule you?It's easy to fall for some myths about your super unless you do some clear thinking about who is in charge.
Virtually all Australian employees now have a superannuation account, many have several, even more than they know about.
We all hope to use this money to fund our retirement, but unless you look after your super then you are in danger of losing some of your money along the way.Myth number 1. Someone else can look after my super.
Only partly right.
It is possible go through your working life letting your super run on autopilot, but you may be in for an unpleasant surprise if you don't keep an eye on your super.
Make sure your employer is paying the correct amount, and that if your employer goes broke your super is still available.If you change jobs you need to decide if you wish to ?roll over' the money into another fund.
This is especially important if you change jobs frequently.
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Real-Life Vampire Lawsuit and Werewolf Trial Inspiration for UofA Grad?s New Mystery Novel.
Jacksonville, FL (ContentDesk) April 20, 2004 ?- "After graduating from the UofA I became a paralegal. My sister was always giving me trinkets for my office and one day she found one of those themed desk calendars where each day there's a new interesting fact. This calendar focused on outrageous lawsuits from around the world. Different customs lend themselves to some very interesting legal problems, but when I read the April 8th account of the Romanian widow who had fought to get her husband buried in one grave, the story caught fire in my imagination."As much as the plot parallels certain elements of the true story, Mroch exercised her artistic liberties also. For instance, the setting is in France instead of Romania; the executed man was engaged instead of married, was a baker instead of a cobbler, and was suspected of being a werewolf instead of a vampire.
Also, no courts are involved in the exhumation process."Everybody has a vampire book, you know?" says Mroch. "Originally...
Real-Life Vampire Lawsuit and Werewolf Trial Inspiration for UofA Grad?s New Mystery Novel.
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Work/Life Movement Accepted in Organizations
Austin, TX (ContentDesk) February 28, 2006 -- The work/life movement started in the 1970s in an attempt to make the workplace more family-friendly. It encompasses all policies and programs that employers may offer to their employees that help them better balance the demands of work and the needs of their personal lives.
Wellness programs help with dependent care issues, and workplace flexibility are some of the key options within family-friendly programs.Businesses that offer work/life programs are becoming aware of the predicted population demographics for the near future. It is estimated that by 2010 64% of the workforce will be at retirement age. While all of them may not choose to retire, there clearly will be less people available to work, claims Angelina Laycock, Work/Life specialist.
There simply will be fewer new (younger) workers available to fill the needs of business and industry. Also, the new generation of workers is determined to have some balance in...
Work/Life Movement Accepted in Organizations
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Rising Medical Cost ? Solution is Online Pharmacy
Let us discuss about the present medical system in USA. Being ill, one must see a doctor for consultation after paying some fees. Then he will rush to the Medicine shops for medicine, which is the remedial treatment of his disease. If the disease is complicated that warrants stay at hospital and /or operation, he will be admitted to a hospital and can go home after recovery only after paying the bills of the hospital. In every case the bill is fat and some times go beyond the reach of one's capacity.
People like me have studied and raised voice against such system.
Cost of medical treatment is enormous in America, thanks to the systems developed here. There is an unholy nexus between the Insurance companies, doctors and medical Service providers, which has sky rocketed the medical treatment cost. The situation is so much grave that we have once read that 25% of Americans have no health insurance coverage.
Because maintaining the insurance is also...
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Mainstream media has become a single-minded authority on how we should perceive life. Theirs is a negative perspective. Could there be a new way of hearing the stories we feel are relevant in our lives?
If you're anything like me you are really getting tired of the mainstream media's one-voice-to-many analysis of life on Earth. First of all, it's just too negative! I read a survey recently that stated that fourteen out of fifteen newspaper and TV News stories had negative fear-based stories. I don't know about you, but if I look at my everyday life, the amount of good and bad I experience seems to be much more balanced. Why does the ?big' media think we all love hearing the dark side of things so much?If you look at what news stories truly are in historical terms, it is a person sitting around the tribal campfire at night telling a tale to inform the people both in wisdom and knowledge. In any tribe there were many storytellers, so different perspectives were always available to the masses.
Well, if you think today's media sources are too monopolized in their power of authority over the stories we are told, there's a new option for humanity. The answers and views we are seeking...
Mainstream media has become a single-minded authority on how we should perceive life. Theirs is a negative perspective. Could there be a new way of hearing the stories we feel are relevant in our lives?
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Could you remember everything you own in the event of a fire, burlary, or other disaster? The answer of course, is no. That's why it's so important to have an accurate record of the property in your home.
Long Beach, CA (ContentDesk) July 23, 2004 -- It certainly is not a new idea to encourage homeowners to create an inventory of their belongings. Fewer than 20% of homeowners currently do, yet they typically collect more on a claim and in a timelier manner. Although most insurance agents recommend an inventory, most people operate under the assumption that "It won't happen to us." Unfortunately for many, it will happen to them and the value of a home inventory will be discovered when they begin to file their claims.To perform your own home inventory, start by making a list of your possessions. Go room by room, remembering to include things not on the floor such as artwork, chandeliers, etc. List a description, amount paid, make and model, and serial number if applicable.
Attach available sales receipts. Be very thorough. Keep in mind any items in closets, drawers, storage units, and the garage. Some possessions such as jewelry, art, collectibles, and antiques may have increased...
Could you remember everything you own in the event of a fire, burlary, or other disaster? The answer of course, is no. That's why it's so important to have an accurate record of the property in your home.
Term life insurance > Could you remember everything you own in the event of a fire, burlary, or other disaster? The answer of course, is no. That's why it's so important to have an accurate record of the property in your home.