Latitude 525 columbus ohio

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It's been saying "Motor Life exceeded" over the last couple of days and the motor is making noise. It really needs to be repaired/replaced, but I'm having trouble finding places (I live in Columbus, Ohio) that will do that. If anyone knows where I can go or who I can call, that would really help. Thanks.

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On this episode of the Spoon Mob Podcast, sommelier Chris Dillman returns to the podcast to chat about taking on the beverage director role at the forthcoming Littleton's Market in the Upper Arlington neighborhood of Columbus, Ohio. For more on sommelier Chris Dillman, visit spoonmob.com/chrisdillman and follow him on Instagram @best_dressed_busser + @littletonsmarket. Visit littletonsmarket.com for additional details. For all things Spoon Mob, visit spoonmob.com and make sure to follow us on Instagram (@spoonmob), Twitter (@spoonmob1), Facebook (@spoonmob1) + TikTok (@spoonmob). Audio editing by @TrackEditPrint. Intro music by @kabbalisticvillage.

I am a young woman who will be moving to Columbus if I accept an offer from OSU to be an incoming Junior. My one reluctance for moving is that it is a city. I grew up in a town of maximum 10,000 people, and I still remain in a small area. I’ve never been in a city aside from an occasional trip and I have always been with a group of friends.
In contrast, if I transfer I will likely be alone for quite some time. I’d have to walk around alone and be out by myself, at least at first, if not for an extended period of time. This worries me, because I keep hearing about how trafficking in Ohio is pretty bad, especially in bigger cities like Columbus, Toledo, Cleveland, etc. I know news likes to make things seem worse than they are, but I still get worried. I don’t know what happens when you get trafficked, how one even gets taken, or what the lead up is. That, and just being the victim of a violent crime in general freaks me out.
I’m a young woman, but I’m also autistic, and extremely paranoid. I have gotten stolen from on multiple occasions, because I was too oblivious to notice the person was acting with malicious intent and wasn’t actually just being kind (two weeks ago someone asked for my phone to order pizza, and I gave it to them willingly, only for them to order 50+ dollars worth of food and run, fully intending to not pay me back and I haven’t seen him since). This really scares me because I feel like with my gender and my disability I have basically a huge target on my back. It’s easy to say just avoid bad areas but I KNOW I will obliviously walk into areas without noticing.
The academic program is absolutely amazing and what I’d like, because I don’t want to be in a small town anymore, but I worry cities just won’t be for me due to my disability. How bad is it in actuality? Should I be worried?

I’m been working at Childrens for damn near 7 years but I’m tired of it. I’m able to switch jobs at the beginning of September.
1) I’m wanting to work I’m Grove City. I’m so sick of driving downtown during rush hour every morning and evening. I know it’s not that long of a drive but god damn, Columbus drivers are truly something else. Hell, I’d even do something WFH or even out of beside
2) I’m so fucking burnt out. I want something that’s Mon-Fri, 4 or 5 eight hour shifts. No weekends, no holidays, and I would prefer nothing to do call after half the horror stories I’ve heard. Anyone ideas? Saw some postings for endoscopy, but do they do call? Ohio Health has the worst postings with hardly any information
3) This is also a reach but I’m the breadwinner with two young kids in the house. I know Childrens pay is lower than average so what’s they usual going rate for someone with 7 years experience?
3) How early do you think I need to start looking and applying if I want to be gone by early of September and have very little time off in between?
4) anyone actually like where they work?
Thanks in advance for any answers. I’ll try to answer any questions you have, I’m not exactly sober so I don’t know how coherent this will all be

The reason why I was perma banned on reddit was two things I can think of. The first one was being going to some random subreddit (it was a meme one I think) and I put the coordinates of a Arby’s in Columbus Ohio and said that there was a dead body there (stupid ik looking back but I was tryna be funny cuz I saw a meme where people were doing something similar to random subs) and the second reason was because I said it was okay to hit a women if your life is in danger or if they’re trying to kill you and it is okay then and only then. I still stand by this but I know not everyone shares the same opinion as me and that’s okay. And due to my ocd and mental health after this ban I have created numerous Alr accounts to ban evade only to reassure myself about my ocd because if I don’t have reassurance about certain issues I start to panic and it’s only been a thing I use to vent or talk about my mental issues with ocd (I will gladly not do this if I get a unban) I want to be unbanned for Reddit and I won’t break the rules again or do anything of the sort and won’t be controversial or make edgy jokes I will simply just browse and upvote and ect and enjoy Reddit like most users. How can I got about doing this? (Do you think I’m in the wrong?)

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I couldn't believe it as it was happening, but a local sports radio show called Common Man & T-Bone in Columbus Ohio just somehow confused Wilford Brimley with Willard Scott
This is a sports radio show that airs everyday from 3pm-6pm, and also they record it for a podcast. This is the specific podcast episode: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/common-man-t-bone-june-7-2023/id332096100?i=1000616068608
At the 1:39:55 mark, they start talking about people that they cannot picture having sex. At 1:41:35 T-Bone brings up how he cannot picture Wilford Brimley ever having sex, and Common Man agrees. But then Common Man starts making references that make no sense which T-Bone points out, and Common Man quickly corrects himself that he was actually thinking about...Willard Scott!! The conversation ends about 1:42:42
What are the odds he confuses Wilford Brimley and Willard Scott the same way Geoff does?

Are there any 1812 overture concerts with cannons in central Ohio? I did a Google search and didn’t find anything about Columbus symphony orchestra, playing that for the Fourth of July. I’ve never heard that piece live with the cannons before and think it would be cool to try to experience that.

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Stephen Betts hosts Courtney Campbell on an episode of his podcast to discuss Campbell's recent book Moral Realities: Medicine, Bioethics, & Mormonism and his proposed three-part normative framework for a Latter-day Saint bioethics based on a "restored, re-storied, and prophetic morality." Listen to the podcast here.
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Stephen Betts summarizes Yale Law School Professor William N. Eskridge's presentation at the eighth annual Joseph Smith Lecture on Religious Liberty at the University of Virginia, where Eskridge discussed "LGBTQ+ Equality & Religious Liberty: Statutory Principles & The Golden Rule" and identified principles for cooperation between the LGBTQ+ community and religious institutions based on principles similar to those in the Utah statute. read more here.
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FAIR presents "By Study and Faith - Episode 1: What is Critical Thinking?" on their website. The author describes critical thinking as ensuring one has good reasons for their beliefs and gives a brief summary of the series, which will explore basic principles behind critical thinking and practice critical thinking about LDS theology and history. The post concludes with an invitation to join the author on this journey of learning. Read more here.
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Company Name	Title	City
Bath & Body Works	Maintenance Technician Off Shifts	Columbus
Vantagepoint AI, LLC	Sales Agent	Columbus
Walbridge	Change Management Coordinator	Columbus
NFI Industries	Supply Chain Operations Trainee	Columbus
Ilitch Holdings	Warehouse Person, Warehouse	Columbus
Lululemon	Warehouse Floor Lead	Columbus
Rogue Fitness	Forklift Operator - 2nd Shift	Columbus
Stryker	Medical Device Warehouse Associate - Start Rate: $22.20/hr.	Columbus
Beemac Logistics	Freight Broker (Sales Account Manager)	Columbus
K&M Tire	Warehouse Team Member / Back-up Route Driver	Columbus
Bass Pro Shops	Receiving Associate	Columbus
Ferguson Enterprises, LLC	Warehouse Associate 2nd Shift	Columbus
Jcp	Supply Chain Supervisor	Columbus
Best Buy	Retail Warehouse Associate	Columbus
Simos	Packer / Packing Associate - Immediately Hiring!	Columbus
Floor & Decor Holdings, Inc.	Warehouse Supervisor	Columbus
Thirty Madison	Pharmacy Packaging Clerk- ON-SITE	Columbus
Old Dominion Freight Line, Inc.	PM Forklift Mechanic	Columbus
Ohio Dominican University	Supply Chain Management Adjunct Faculty	Columbus
Snipes JimmyJazz	Stock Manager	Columbus

Hey guys, here are some recent job openings in columbus. Feel free to comment here or send me a private message if you have any questions, I'm at the community's disposal! If you encounter any problems with any of these job openings please let me know that I will modify the table accordingly. Thanks!

Company Name	Title	City
Ace Handyman Services	Handyman	Westlake
County of Summit Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services Board	Care Management and Clinical Compliance Coordinator	Akron
The Northwest Group, LLC	Junior Amazon Store Specialist	Cleveland
City Of Hudson	Properties Maintenance Technician	Hudson
City of Medina	Patrol Officer	Medina
City of Mentor	Custodian	Mentor
City of Mentor	Marina Assistant Operator	Mentor
Toledo Refining Company	Refinery Laboratory Technician	Oregon
Wayne County Schools Career Center	Adult Education Cosmetology Instructor	Smithville
City of Stow	Building and Zoning Clerk	Stow
Simply Ez Meals	Part Time Drivers	Toledo
Predator Trucking	Class A CDL Drivers	Toledo
United States Secret Service	Criminal Investigator	Cleveland
Trinity Health System	Physician- Pediatrics	East Liverpool
Trinity Health System	Physician- Pediatrics	Steubenville
Trinity Health System	MD Pediatrician	Steubenville
Trinity Health System	Pediatrician	Steubenville
Bath & Body Works	Maintenance Technician Off Shifts	Columbus
Bath & Body Works	Maintenance Technician Off Shifts	Dublin
Bath & Body Works	Senior Maintenance Technician PM Weekend Shifts - Hiring Immediately!	Lockbourne
Bath & Body Works	Skilled Maintenance Technician PM Weekend Shifts - Hiring Immediately!	Lockbourne
Bath & Body Works	Maintenance Technician Weekend PM Shift	Lockbourne
Tyson Foods	Maintenance Manager II - Amherst Plant	Amherst
Tyson Foods	Maintenance Technician - 3rd SHIFT Full Time - Amherst, OH 44001	Amherst
L3Harris Technologies	Electrical Engineering Assistant	Batavia

Hey guys, here are some recent job openings in oh. Feel free to comment here or send me a private message if you have any questions, I'm at the community's disposal! If you encounter any problems with any of these job openings please let me know that I will modify the table accordingly. Thanks!