Any comments about The Fullsail school?
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The only one I know of is Singleton. They have an over-water obstacle course that we made use of as school cadets. \nOtherwise, you can try this place, but I'm not sure if it is open to the public:\nhttp://www.cae.com/www2004/Products_and_Services/Military_Simulation_and_Training/Locations/Sydney_Australia.shtml
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Yes. I go there every day. It's filled with crazed animals running around with no common sense.\n\nEveryone else seems to call it "school", though.
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What a bunch of losers!\nfinals? what good are those... pschh...\nIm going to the rehobeth boardwalk/beach on Senior ditch day, which is like, tomorrow, since our school starts ridiculously late in the year.\nDont listen to the nerds above.
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the one up north (calumet)  is not a good school... its a pilot campus if your going to get a good education go to the original one... I cant tell you how many times my husband had to miss a class because of the north camups bomb threats and such... most of then were students pranking so they could skip out on classes
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My friend has just finished a three year course there. She really liked it. She was doing a performance course and has made some really good contacts. I believe the uni has a good relationship with Granada Television.
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Great school!  Academically strong, and noted particularly for their great economics department.\n\nI didn't know the colors either, but looked up their sports teams on the website, and it looks like a simple crimson and white.  You can check it yourself with the link below.
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Try some of these:\nwww.flying-school.com/\nwww.rvac.com.au/location.htm \nwww.moorabbinairport.com.au/\nwww.tvsa.com.au/\nvenetarian.harisen.jp/catalog/aviation-schools.html
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I was there two weeks ago and did the helifishing from the Station Township at El Questro.  Thoroughly recommend it - 16 barramundi and 4 catfish.  Plus awesome views, plus fighting off the crocs!  Awesome!!!  Obviously couldn;'t keep all the barra due to size limit.\n\nAnywhere on the Pentecost River is good fishing
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My daughter joined 2 years ago, and loves it.  Flight School bites -- don't go during the "summer", which is roughly April - October!\n\nI'll introduce you to my daughter if you can't find others.  \n\nBTW - you can either suffer now, or suffer later.  If you are out of shape when you go into flight school, you're gonna regret it.  If you can run 2 miles in less than 16 minutes, and do a good number of pushups and crunches and stuff before you go, then you'll have a much easier time.  In fact, you might actually enjoy the running.
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There is a Skipper who used to work for a sailing school that I now work for.  I have heard that he shortly is finishing his current employment so will be available. \n\nHis name is Simon Rowell, he is hugely qualified, and has massive sailing experience. If you need to contact him if you email me.\n\nHope this helps you.\n\nHappy Hunting
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Great school!  I think one of the best things about Reed is the attitude of the students and professors towards education.  We're not here for the diploma, but rather the education that goes with it.  From what I saw visting schools last year, that's fairly unusual.  We don't see our grades unless we ask (we still get plenty of feedback, though), so there's no competition around grades.  Also, since there's no graduate school, we're not completing with grad students for the attention of our professors.  After every paper we turn in for hum 110 (the required freshmen class - see the Reed website for details), we have a 1-on-1 meeting with our prof to discuss the paper (I know this sounds intimidating, but it's not).  Overall, we take our academics quite seriously, but we still find time to have fun.  For example, we're planning to make liquid nitrogen ice cream on Thursday.\n\nI few weeks ago I attended a workshop on underwater basket weaving.  If you look up underwater basket weaving on Wikipedia, you'll see that it is done by submerging the basket materials in a bucket of water.  At Reed, we jump in the swiming pool.\n\nSorry if that wasn't very coherent or comprehensive, but you should definelty keep Reed on your list.
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I"m looking to go to SLCOP also, I just visited the school yesterday. It's a beautiful campus and the labs seem well equipped. Apparently most of the staff wrote the textbooks you use and are willing to help as much as needed for you to understand the concepts. \n\nAlso students are given laptops to take to class so most things are done through those computers. \n\nThe school just went through a $32 million renovation (including the dorms which are very...very nice in comparison to some I've seen).\n\nSo overall it seems like a good place to go.  A lot of work, but that's to be expected of a 6 year program.
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Milpitas Health & Fitness just recently started a kickboxing class.  I hear it's excellent, although I've never attended myself.  I have a fried that's a great swimmer, but she skips swim practice to attend her nighttime kickboxing classes.  The teacher is also well reknowned, I think he's a professional of some sort.
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Hi I was a resident of Seattle for 30+ years and received my commercial pilots license and flight instructors rating while there.  There are numerous flight schools in and around the Seattle area.  In the greater Seattle area the only schools are at Boeing field.  Renton, just a couple miles SE of Seattle has a couple at Renton field.  There are too many to list but I received most of my instruction at Renton and got my float rating at lake union in the heart of Seattle.  Good luck and when you get your first flight you will be hooked for life.  Flying your own plane or just flying for the sheer pleasure is the ultimate reward for the effort.
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I love it!\nBut I haven't played since college, I can't find a good course are me now!
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Miss Porters is one of the foremost schools in the country for rich young ladies.It has had an amazing reputation for decades.\n\nJackie Onasis went there.Need I say more ?\n\nI drive by it almost daily. It's a beautiful area.