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A kpf file extension is related to the Karma Triton a music composing app.
There is one other file type using
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Software that works with kpf file extension
KPF file extension - KARMA MW/Triton preferences file
What is kpf file? How to open kpf files?
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The kpf file extension is associated with KARMA Triton a music composing software for Microsoft Windows operating system developed by Stephen Kay.
A kpf file stores some kind of preferences data used by KARMA Triton.
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Stephen Kay
KARMA (Kay Algorithmic Realtime Music Architecture) is a patented algorithmic MIDI data generating technology that takes input notes and controller movements and generates complex musical phrases and effects.
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Settings file type for software that use kpf file - KARMA MW/Triton preferences file
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Ahhhhh, the beloved junk drawer! Junk drawers have gotten a bad wrap in years past, we all have one … even the most organized person has one … It might not even be a drawer! Gasp! I know you must all be thinking that I have lost all of my organizing marbles now! But the truth is, we all need a place … a drawer … that is designated as the place to put the things that don't belong with other things. Batteries, the extra screw that came with the very expensive thing, the doodad that you don't know what it is but your husband will get upset if you toss it out. Even just a space to put all of those little things on the counter out of sight when you need to quickly clean up!
Welcome to the 52 Weeks of Organizing Challenge! This is Week 3 in the series! Please note that these weeks are not built on one another and you can start at any time! It's never too early or too late to begin organizing! Please note that this organizing challenge is meant to work in harmony with the Stay Moore Organized system and weeks to get your household cleaning chores done will be built into the challenge!
This week we need to go through the junk drawer. Empty it out, and get rid of all of the doodads that you have since learned that you don't really need. Return all of the pens/scissors/note pads to the office or homework area. Check the batteries that have been thrown in there and dispose of the ones that are old. Take time to ask your husband if he really needs this doodad that has been collecting dust for 10 years.
I've had the best success organizing junk drawers with office drawer organizers like the one I have linked to the right (please note this is an affiliate link). It has small spaces for little items, as well as a long more open space for things like flashlights, scissors, etc.
Because this organizer is clear, you could also add some bright and fun shelf/drawer liner inside your junk drawer to add a bit of fun! The roll that I have highlighted to the right is cuttable, washable, and there will be enough left over that you can use it in your fridge or other drawers or shelves! And, it comes in lots of cute patterns!
My kitchen junk drawer was a little out of control, so don't feel bad if yours is too! I started with this craziness, and dumped everything out on the counter.
Being realistic about what I needed in there, and what things really just needed to go, I sorted it all out. I returned things to where they belonged, including kitchen utensils, change, hairbands, bouncy balls, and several items that needed to go out to the workshop and shed. And, I've left the new outlet that needs to be installed out so that my husband can actually get it installed this weekend! This particular outlet has a special feature which I will show you soon!
I relocated all batteries to a drawer beside our desk, but left plenty of pens and sticky notes here since this is my go to drawer when I am on the phone or making grocery lists. We also keep a flashlight in this drawer, along with scissors, chip clips, and a few other random items. I actually didn't even know that I had boxes of toothpicks in here!
So, here it is, all cleaned out now … This week's task only took me about 15 minutes … so plenty of time to clean out that other junky drawer in the living room … yes, two … which I have decided is one to many right now!


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Mel Kiper Jr. is back with his second 2012 NFL mock draft for the first round.
We discussed the first one about a month ago, summarizing Kiper's thoughts and supplementing them with my own.
This updated look works from Kiper's updated mock, continuing with the Seattle Seahawks, who hold the 11th or 12th overall choice, pending a coin flip with Kansas City.
11-12. Seattle Seahawks: Melvin Ingram, DE, South Carolina
Kiper's give: Some see the Seahawks looking at a QB this high, but the value doesn't make a lot of sense for me just yet. On the defensive side of the ball, the big need is help for the pass rush. Ingram has enough size to hold up in the 4-3, and will provide an upgrade.
Sando's take: Kiper had the Seahawks taking Ingram in his previous mock as well. The thinking makes sense under the circumstances. Seattle can approach the quarterback dilemma in stages. Matt Flynn could be an option in free agency. Peyton Manning could be an option later, provided the Colts release him and his health improves sufficiently. Drafting a quarterback at Nos. 12 or 13 does seem unlikely based on current evaluations. The Seahawks, by resisting Andy Dalton when he was available at No. 25 last year, showed they will not draft a quarterback simply because they would like one. Projections do change, however. At this time last year, Kiper projected two quarterbacks in the first round. That number increased as the draft neared. Teams wound up drafting four among the top 12 picks. Pressure on the Seahawks to act boldly figures to increase as the team continues to finish outside the top few overall draft choices.


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Part 2.3 - Hopping on 123 Islands, Tough Job!
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July 7th, 2008 – by: JeAr
We all woke up at around 4AM. While Jenneth was busy preparing our sandwiches (which served as our breakfast of sorts), Foyan and I showered. Not together, of course. Geez people. Anyway, we left the hotel at 5:30 and went to the info center which was just walking distance from the hotel. Our boatman and guide was already there, and while they were busy preparing our boat, we busied ourselves cam-whoring. After 30 minutes or so, time to board the boat.
The boat trip was quite smooth. We contented ourselves watching the sun rise from the horizon of sea and of course, islands. There were some fishermen getting their early catch. The whole scene was just very basic and relaxing, watching man and nature work together. Good stuff. Anyway, our first stop was Governor's Island, which was one of the only three islands with facilities for sight-seeing (and probably one of the biggest).
Still catching our breath, we stood amazed as an almost 360-degree view of the whole place unfolded right before our eyes. It was breathtaking, something that needs time to digest. We just felt blessed to have been able to see such beauty, and we thanked our lucky stars that the weather was perfect. Why did it took me (and them for sure) all these years to go and see the Hundred islands, I have no idea. All I knew then was, I want my own island :D
So, Foyan and I went to our boat while Jenneth stayed behind to take some pics of the Big Brother house that was built on the island for the very famous reality TV show (it could be rented for P10,000 per night, by the way).
This island is the main touristy island and complete with facilities such as toilets, changing rooms, eateries, and a swimmable beach. No electricity though, but we were told some people do overnights there, camping style. Here, one can also go snorkeling, and on some parts of the island, they said one can see giant clams under the waters. Well, we didn't get to see giant clams then, but there were a few arm-less mermaid statues :D By the way, the ride from Governor's to Quezon Island was rough. For a non-swimmer/thalassophobic like me, it meant almost ruining my pants. Now THAT's scary!!!
We stayed in the island until before noon.
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About Zodiac at Neiman Marcus - St. Louis
Appetite for excellence. Take lunching to the next level at The Zodiac®, our elegant restaurant at Neiman Marcus St. Louis. Retreat to a fine-dining atmosphere with modern flair. Taste one of our exquisite entrée selections or experience the famous Mandarin Orange Soufflé. Lunch inside to enjoy our contemporary art collection, or dine outdoors on our charming, umbrella-shaded patio. Expect unique, delectable dishes with exceptional service that continues to be a tradition at Neiman Marcus.
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One of the best restaurants when meeting friends for a quiet lunch. My friend and I both enjoyed salads. My friend had the " Crab Salad", and she thoroughly enjoyed every bite. I had one of the daily lunch special salads, which was the "Grilled Shrimp Cobb Salad". It was amazing! There was plenty of bacon, avocado, salad tomatoes, and a hard boiled egg, all beautifully displayed, on the side of the plate. There were four large shrimp on top. The salad greens were crisp, and the salad was perfectly dressed. So, so good. Of course, the popovers and the cup of consommé are added bonuses! Such a nice touch.
The service was excellent. Just a lovely lunch.
Delicious food and great popovers with strawberry butter! Just love the Zodiac! U had the kale and white bean soup-it's healthy and delicious along with fresh fruit and their chicken salad sandwich. They have a wonderful brownie sundae big enough to share! Whatever you order, you will love it and return again and again
I loved the white chicken chili it was delicious along with their famous chicken salad and fresh fruit. The popovers and strawberry butter plus the chicken broth is my favorite. I love the Zodiac's salads, and healthy options offerings. Their brunch on Sundays is really good-their pancakes are light and fluffy along with crisp bacon and eggs your way its my favorite. Their service is exceptional.
We really love the Zodiac! Their chicken salad is the best because it's housemafe and always fresh and delicious, we love the pop overs with strawberry butter and the clientele broth. We ordered the orange soufflé which has fresh fruit, chicken salad, and a muffin. We also split dessert which was a delicious brownie sundae. We frequent the Zoxiac. Their excellent service and delicious food keeps us returning again and again
I'm allergic to Blue Cheese so when the Saturday Grilled Cheese special came out with a salad covered in Blue Cheese I explained my allergy. We asked about the cheese on the sandwich but we didn't know about the salad. The server took it back and took off the salad and changed plates. Sadly there was Blue Cheese still on the food and I broke out in hives and needed my emergency allergy medication. Probably won't go back for a long time...
the food was much improved from the last time i had a meal there! they have updated the decor and have tons of banquet/booth seating! great service! i miss the light show which has been replaced with boring paintings to match the rugs and fabrics. overall fantastic
Always an excellent choice for lunch with friends. The place has great ambiance, excellent food choices, quiet relaxed setting, wonderful service. Definitely would recommend Zodiac and have often done so.
Buffy is just terrific and really is a great ambassador for the restaurant; knowledgeable, friendly and caring.
I have been here a few times, and each time the restaurant is busy yet the servers act like they've never seen it this busy. Way understaffed. So it took a while to be seated, despite having a reservation, took 15 minutes just to be seen by a server (he apologized and said it was a communication error), and the food wasn't great. Usually the food is at least good. The tuna salad was so cold it was almost frozen. Popovers, my fav, were cold. I'll try again, but seems it's gone down hill.
I was sad that the food I had was not as good as in the past. The popovers w/ strawberry butter were perfect. the chicken in the chicken salad was chewy and the mandarin souffle had a strange aftertaste. the presentation of the food was still very nice. maybe an off day. the server was outstanding.
The restaurant had our reservation for the next day even though I received confirmation from Open Table for the correct day. They were able to accommodate us though, so it worked out fine.
The servers seemed keen to rush us through our meal even though there were plenty of open tables. Almost had to hold onto our plates to keep them from being whisked away with only a moment's pause in eating.
We love the Zodiac! The food is so good! The popovers, strawberry butter and chicken broth. Everytime I go I order the Orange Souffle'! It is the best item on the menu! Chicken salad, fresh fruit and the orange souffle' is delicious! It comes with banana bread. We love the diverse menu choices and totally enjoy going there!
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This month we're excited to feature Philadelphia entrepreneur, Christopher Gray, who was featured on ABC's Shark Tank in February 2015 for Scholly: an app that gives students a simple way to find scholarships for college — for free. The 24-year-old Drexel graduate launched the app in May 2013, and as of June 2016, Scholly has matched students with more than 245 million scholarships, totaling over $1 trillion dollars!
Since Shark Tank, Christopher has received incredible amounts of positive feedback. He was named Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year for Social Entrepreneurship, earned a spot on Forbes' 30 under 30 for 2016, and won Steve Case's Rise of the Rest Competition. Media coverage included outlets such as Forbes, USA Today and Ebony. We sat down to get the scoop on this local "Million Dollar Scholar."
PPRG: What was your main goal for creating the Scholly app?
CG: I wanted to make it easier for students to find scholarships, saving them time and ensuring they can get the funds for the college of their dreams.
PPRG: How did you win $1.3 million in scholarships?
CG: I applied for for dozens of scholarships and ended up getting most of them. The problem is it took me months just to find all of the different opportunities, and I realized other students faced the same issue. Hence, why I started Scholly.
PPRG: How did you begin work on Scholly before Shark Tank, and how has the process changed for you?
CG: Before Shark Tank, I was in college, and Scholly consisted of my two co-founders and me doing everything. Since Shark Tank, we now have a bigger team and are able to delegate things in order to grow the company intelligently.
PPRG: How would you describe your experience on Shark Tank?
CG: The experience was amazing and intense. There is a lot that is edited from what you actually film versus what is shown on the show, so it was exciting but also amazing to see what is on the show and how ABC positions things. (I filmed for a lot longer than what was aired on the show.)
My friends and family were excited, and so was my team. The exposure we got to millions of Americans was a great experience that really helped take Scholly to the next level.
PPRG: How has your life changed since landing a deal with Sharks Daymond John and Lori Greiner?
CG: Daymond and Lori invested in Scholly because it was a great business, and it has a massive social impact. While they aren't traditional tech entrepreneurs, their personal brands serve as a great medium for marketing and PR. We've received numerous opportunities and exposure from the experience, and the Sharks add their own layer of value.
PPRG: You were recently named Forbes' 30 under 30 for 2016. What advice do you have for young entrepreneurs searching for success?
CG: I would advise them to work harder than those around you, weather through the ups and downs, make connections that add value to you both personally and professionally. Read a lot of books and ask a lot of questions in order to learn everything you can.
PPRG: Describe what a typical day for you.
CG: I usually start the morning with breakfast (a lot of times at my local favorite spot, Parc). Then I head into the office (if I'm not traveling) for meetings, follow ups, calls, and to work with my team. After work, I usually attend networking events or do yoga at Maha Yoga. While most of the places I've traveled to are for business, I do enjoy meeting amazing people, speaking engagements, etc.
Philly PR Girl: Which Philly neighborhood can we find you in?
CG: University City
PPRG: What excites you the most?
CG: Helping others. I love the work that I do with Scholly and countless people we are able to help. Having people come up to me all the time saying how Scholly has changed their lives is a meaningful experience.
Download the app today for iTunes or Android. To learn more about the Scholly app, visit the website or follow on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
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Walk the Historic Welland Canalsby Sue Freeman
Just across the Canadian border near Buffalo, the Welland Canal was built in 1829 to provide a water connection for ships to make their way between Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. The massive locks in this canal allow boats to traverse the 180-foot change in elevation caused by the Niagara Escarpment. This limestone cliff is what creates Niagara Falls.
Big lake-faring freighters come from all over the world and spend a full day moving between Lake Erie and Lake Ontario through the locks. The first impression of these ships is of their overwhelming size – they're often longer than two football fields and weigh more than 30,000 tons. It doesn't seem possible that something of such immense proportions could even be built, much less be able to dock, load, and sail the lakes. Yet dozens of lakers and "salties" (sea going ships) ply up and down the Welland Canal every day, casting enormous shadows as they cruise incongruously past lush orchards and vineyards.
For visitors to the Welland Canal there's a museum and viewing platform at Lock 3 in St. Catharines (1932 Welland Canals Parkway, 1-800-305-5134). My husband Rich and I stopped there to gaze at the huge ships a few years ago. Much to Rich's consternation, I entered my name in a drawing. Usually this results in a call from a salesperson trying to sell me something. This time, it won us a trip on a laker as it passed through the Welland Canal. On the free trip, we spent an entire day exploring every inch of the ship and watching it scream (or so it seemed from our perspective) into locks from our vantage point next to the captain on the ship's bridge. It was an awesome experience.
The canal in use today, is the forth in a series of Welland Canals. Like the Erie Canal System, this one was widened, deepened, and rerouted over the years to accommodate larger ships. To step back in time and see the previous versions of the Welland Canal we tied on our hiking boots and headed down a portion of the Bruce Trail.
The Bruce Trail is a 500-mile-long hiking trail that runs along the Niagara Escarpment in Canada, from Niagara Falls to Georgian Bay. On the small segment we hiked this day, we turned our backs to the current Welland Canal with its large ships, and headed into the quiet woods to see the various stages of the previous canal. We walked along the original ditch, abandoned and barely visible. Then we hiked along a rushing waterway and passed old locks that still exist but are missing the lock gates. At one point the trail even lead down into an abandoned lock and we got to feel the limestone blocks and study lock construction up close. This short walk transported us back in time from 2005 to the 1830s.
A simple day trip from Rochester with a map and sturdy sneakers on your feet, and this discovery can be yours to enjoy. To read about this and other adventures along the Bruce Trail, pick up a copy of Bruce Trail – An Adventure along the Niagara Escarpment at a bookstore, call 1-800-431-1579 or visit www.footprintpress.com.
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All Nippon Airways to raise $2.6bn to fund expansion
Japan's All Nippon Airways (ANA) has said that it plans to raise as much as $2.6bn (£1.6bn) by selling new shares to fund its expansion plans.
The airline said it will use the money to acquire new planes, including Boeing 787s, and to bolster its finances.
ANA has been facing growing competition from rival Japan Airlines amid a turnaround in the latter's business after its recent bankruptcy.
The share sale will be the largest by a Japanese firm this year.
The airline said in a statement that the sale will help it to establish "a financial base that is able to respond in a timely and flexible manner to future growth opportunities".
Fight for money
ANA and Japan Airlines are competing with each other not only to attract more consumers but also potential investors.
According to ANA, it is planning to start its share sale as early as this month.
Meanwhile, JAL, which had filed for bankruptcy in 2010 and was subsequently delisted from the Tokyo Stock Exchange, is also planning a share sale of its own.
According to reports, it has already applied for permission to relist on the bourse, and is expected to conduct its share sale in September this year to raise as much as $8bn.
Analysts said that JAL's looming share sale may hurt ANA's plans to raise money, not least because of the turnaround in the former's fortunes.
Japan Airlines posted an an annual net profit of 186.6bn yen ($2.3bn; £1.5bn) for the financial year ending 31 March 2012.
On the other hand, ANA said that it made a net profit of 28.1bn yen during the same period.
"Investors will have to be selective on their choices between the two airlines," said Mitsushige Akino of Ichiyoshi Asset Management. "The new JAL is a competitive company."


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Clinical Psychologist
Dr. Young earned his doctorate from Azusa Pacific University in 2007. He completed an APA-accredited pre-doctoral internship at the Cincinnati Veterans Medical Center with a focus on Neuropsychology. He worked for State Operated Forensic Services in various capacities, including Treatment Director for the ASPD/Psychopathy unit, where he also supervised practicum students and predoctoral interns completing assessment rotations and coordinated the Assessment Didactic program. He has taught a classes at Argosy University in the Clinical Psychology and Forensic Psychology programs. He has experience in psychological evaluations in a variety of areas including personality and neuropsychological assessment. His current interests include posttraumatic stress disorder, disability examinations, and neuropsychological assessments.
Minnesota LP
Psy.D. Clinical Psychology: Family Psychology
Azusa Pacific University (APA Accredited), Azusa, CA
M.A. Clinical Psychology,
Azusa Pacific University (APA Accredited), Azusa, CA
B.A. Bible and Religion
Harding University, Searcy, AR
Gary L. Fischler, & Associates, PA: Consulting and Forensic Psychologists
Assessment Psychologist
– Provide disability psychological assessments for the Minneapolis Veterans Affairs Medical Center
State Operated Forensic Services
Treatment Director
– Antisocial and Psychopathy Unit
· A maximum-security forensic hospital as part of the Minnesota Department of Human Services for the care and treatment of forensic and civilly committed patients. Commitment types included: mentally ill and dangerous, and mentally ill
· Treatment Director on a multidisciplinary team providing treatment for 24 male patients with prominent Antisocial behavioral problems and/or identified as having high psychopathy scores on the PCL-R.
· Research evidence-based practices and develop a therapeutic milieu for the treatment of this population. Provide training/mentoring to staff, develop curriculum, and ensure implementation of the treatment model.
· Assessment of dynamic risk factors for re-offense.
· Assist with treatment planning, curriculum development, relapse prevention planning, initial psychological assessments, treatment reports to court, and reports for special review board hearings.
· Co-facilitator of Intern Assessment Seminar teaching assessment of memory, executive functioning, language, attention, and cognitive screening instruments.
· Supervision of intern and practicum student assessment rotation.
Unit Psychologist
· Unit Psychologist on a multidisciplinary team providing treatment for 28 male patients with various serious and persistent mental illnesses. Individual and group therapy focusing on identifying risk factors for relapse/re-offense, dual diagnosis, relapse prevention planning, and symptom education.
· Psychology consultant for Med-Psych unit of 20 patients.
· Assist with treatment planning, curriculum development, relapse prevention planning, neuropsychological and initial psychological assessments.
Cincinnati VA Medical Center (APA and Division 40 Accredited Internship)
· Medical Center providing a wide variety of medical and psychological services for veterans in the Cincinnati area, including Northern Kentucky and Eastern Indiana
· Conducted 3-4 neuropsychology evaluations per week, scored, interpreted, and wrote integrated reports; presented results and consulted with interdisciplinary staff for treatment recommendations.
· Performed individual therapy with 6-10 patients per week.
· Co-facilitated 3 process groups, 1 psychodrama group, and 1 psycho-educational group per week in residential inpatient substance abuse program.
· Attended neurology grand rounds, observed assessments in Parkinson's Disorder clinic, and observed DBS surgery.
Patton State Hospital (Psychology Practicum)
· A 1,400 bed maximum-security forensic hospital as part of the California Department of Mental Health for the care and treatment of forensic and civilly committed patients. Commitment types included: not guilty by reason of insanity, not competent to stand trial, mentally disordered offender, mentally disordered sex offender, and various civil commitments (i.e., LPS and Murphy conservatorship).
· Conducted neuropsychological screening assessments, forensic psychodiagnostic assessments, and clinical intakes; wrote integrated treatment reports, consulted with multidisciplinary treatment team, made treatment recommendations on hearing impaired unit and admissions unit for female mentally ill prisoners.
· Attended seminars on issues in forensic psychology, conducting clinical interviews with chronically mentally ill patients, and forensic assessment/interpretation.
Aurora Charter Oak Behavioral Health Center, Covina, CA 91724
· A free-standing, private psychiatric hospital
· Needs Assessment Referral Counselor in the psychiatric emergency room.
· Performed intake assessments for inpatient/outpatient programs, determined appropriate referrals to community resources, reviewed clinical information and preliminary diagnosis with psychiatrists, obtained authorization of with patient's insurance company, and provided crisis intervention over the phone.
· Arranged patient transfers from area hospitals and emergency teams.
Kaiser Permanente, Los Angeles Medical Center (Psychology Practicum) Los Angeles, CA
· A major teaching hospital servicing nearly 3 million members in the greater Los Angeles area. Patients were referred to assess cognitive functioning, clarify diagnosis, and rule out dementia.
· Administered, scored, and interpreted neuropsychological test batteries; presented findings, wrote integrated reports, and provided feedback to clients.
· Attended seminars on neuroanatomy, variants of dementia, traumatic brain injury, malingering, assessment of disability, HIV/AIDS- related dementia, diversity issues related to assessment, and cognitive assessment of children.
Verdugo Mental Health Center (Psychology Practicum), Glendale, CA
· A community mental health center funded by Los Angeles County with over 1000 individuals in an ethnically diverse community. Clients had severe, chronic mental illness and were indigent in order to qualify for services. Clients were frequently homeless, unemployed, or on disability.
· Provided short-term individual therapy, long-tem psychotherapy, case management family consultation, and group therapy.
· Performed intake evaluations, developed treatment plans, provided crisis intervention, case management, and coordinated services with multidisciplinary team.
· Co-facilitated a weekly psycho-social skills building group.
· Attended seminars on issues in community mental health, psychotic disorders, psychosocial treatment model, psychotropic medication, diversity issues, and the role of psychology in the formation of public policy.
Fall 2009 to Present
Adjunct Faculty Member – Argosy University, Twin Cities Campus
Courses Taught:
· Individual Assessment
· Sex Offender Evaluation and Treatment
· Professional and Ethical Issues in Forensic Psychology
Fall 2005
Coordinating Teaching Assistant – Rorschach
Professor: Robert Welsh, Ph.D.
· Served as primary TA for the course assigning students to lab groups.
· Coordinated all questions concerning scoring and interpretation for all TAs.
· Assisted in determining learning objectives with professor.
Spring 2005
Teaching Assistant – Psychobiology
Professor: Annette Ermshar, Ph.D.
· Organized and assisted lab assignments relating to sheep brain dissection.
· Facilitated class discussion, proctored exams and graded assignments.
Fall 2004
Teaching Assistant – Rorschach
Professor: Robert Welsh, Ph.D.
· Provided weekly lab for students.
· Assisted with scoring and interpreting test results.
· Graded class assignments.
Prefrontal Behavioral Data on Insanity Acquittees with Psychotic Spectrum Disorders
· Provided weekly lab for students.
· Assisted with scoring and interpreting test results.
· Graded class assignments.
2002 – present
American Psychological Association (APA)
April, 2008
Brain-Behavior Relationships
Staff Development, State Operated Forensic Services Guest Lecture at Argosy University
July, 2008
The MOCA: An Alternative to the MMSE
Psychology Department, State Operated Forensic Services
October, 2008
Diagnoses and Symptoms: Knowing the Difference
Family Education Day, State Operated Forensic Services
March, 2009
Identified Learning Issues
Psychology Department Training, State Operated Forensic Services
Antisocial Personality Disorder
Multiple Presentations for Staff Development, State Operated Forensic Services


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TEDxBattenkill will take to the stage in Manchester for the third year running on Saturday, October 3rd 2015 at the Southern Vermont Arts Center. Be sure to save the date! 2015's theme, in the spirit of Connecting Creative Communities, is "Vigilantes of Extinction" and our speakers will be outstanding individuals considered "Superheroes" in their fields […]


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One of my HS yearbook quotes was "The unexamined life is not worth living," which appears to be from Socrates. (I think one of my other quotes was from Phish, if you want an idea of the type of person I probably was in high school.) I'm a pretty self-critical person in general — if you want an idea around that, look at this post — and I have been for a long time. It's probably more low self-esteem; if I was truly self-critical and it was going anywhere, I probably would have made a few drastic changes to my life by this point. (I've made some, yes, but I still have a ways to go on the "really being an adult" contextual scale, I'd auger.) A lot of times when a year flips, there's a ton of different content out there around motivations and habits and priorities and resolutions, and I just found something new-ish on the TED blog. It makes a lot of points about a lot of different topics, but one stood out more than everything: self-compassion is more valuable than self-criticism.
Here's the TED Talk this nugget comes from:
And here's the analysis of that TED Talk by Kelly McGonigal, who writes books and teaches at Stanford:
There are two things she said that really stood out to me, and that I agree with very seriously. One was that she talked about the importance of being kind to yourself. She made the point that self-compassion is much more motivating than self-criticism. That's very important. When I first started teaching the Science of Willpower, it was the thing nobody believed — researchers and psychologists and writers have done a great job of getting this message out, because I don't get near the resistance I used to get to the idea. And still, it's so amazing how many people believe that they are more motivated by self-criticism and shame than anything else. They aren't really paying attention to the effect on their behavior and choices when they are that hard on themselves.
This is interesting. I grew up mostly thinking that self-criticism was the way to go in terms of motivation: look at yourself, look at where you're coming up short, and figure out a way to close that gap. Over time, I kind of adjusted that — when I was teaching in the inner city with Teach for America, for example, I used to keep this journal where I wrote down "3 Good Things" and "3 Bad Things" from every day. That meant, at the end of a given week, I had 15 positive and 15 things to work on. If I saw different "things to work on" over time, I knew I was making some progress. But including that "good" column meant I was practicing self-compassion and self-criticism.
There's an argument out there — probably more common among men — that self-compassion is more of a "soft" idea. If you're too kind to yourself, you'll probably shirk your real goals, or create ideas/concepts around why you can't reach them. I could see that potentially being true. If you want to really be nice to yourself, you can get to a place where you find excuses for the harder goals and justify that as "Well, I'm practicing self-compassion."
But criticism takes time and takes stress and takes effort on your brain; compassion, as a word and an actual idea, is much smoother.
We know that leadership is more effective when it's rooted in empathy, which is a word closely connected to compassion. When leadership operates devoid of respect, it tends to fail and alienate.
Seems like ideas around compassion and empathy > ideas around criticism and rushed, lacking-respect interactions — both in terms of looking at yourself and looking at others.
There's another interesting part to the TED post, but this part is from McGonigal herself:
It's funny how this happens sometimes even when we go after the things that really are core to our identity. I did this New Year's resolution makeover once with this woman who had made the same resolution year after year to become a better cook, because she thought that's what good moms and good wives did. She was a terrible cook, and she didn't want to learn how to cook. That's a mistake people make, is they think they're just going to fundamentally change who they are with a resolution. "I'm going to become a morning person." "I'm going to become a health nut." "I'm going to become organized." The best resolutions are ones that strengthen something you already are, but you may not have been fully investing in.
Resolutions = you can't fundamentally change who you are. Rather, you can strengthen something you already are but weren't fully investing in.
That's cool and interesting.
So I'm thinking about my own life right now and some of my resolutions. I definitely would like to lose some weight this year, and just generally be better about getting fit/working out/not drinking as much/participating in some activities. I think this is a part of me — so it's not a fundamental change — but I need to strengthen it, and I need to do it with self-compassion and micro steps. For example, right now I'm thinking:
- Start finally going to this Wednesday night social run club (this month)
- Do Pilates for back (this month)
- Go to gym 3-4 times on weekdays (so far so good this week)
- Do 1 long run on weekends (can start this weekend!)
- Try to drink only once-twice a week (harder, but I can get there)
As for why the willpower battle is such a struggle, there's an answer for that too — and it turns out it's the crux of modern neuroscience:
It's a great question. I define willpower as the ability to do what matters most, even when it's difficult or when some part of you doesn't want to. That begins to capture why it's so difficult — because everything we think of as requiring willpower is usually a competition between two conflicting selves. There's a part of you who is looking to the long-term and thinking about certain goals, and then another part of you that has a completely different agenda and wants to maximize current pleasure and minimize current stress, pain and discomfort. The things that require willpower pit those competing selves against each other. Willpower is the ability to align yourself with the brain system that is thinking about long-term goals — that is thinking about big values rather than short-term needs or desires.
The reason that so many things can trigger that kind of conflict is because that's the essence of human nature. Modern cognitive neuroscientists see this as the fundamental structure of the human brain — that there are competing systems that think about the world differently and that respond to challenges differently. I think of it as: the immediate self versus the future self. We need both systems for survival. But a lot of our modern challenges really tempt us to be in the mind-state of immediate gratification, or escaping immediate discomfort. It can be quite a challenge to access the part of you who is willing to take that big picture and tolerate temporary discomfort.
Here's a McGonigal TED Talk, for context:
I went all over the place with this post, because initially I was just going to talk about being compassionate with your self, but now I'm all down here talking about drinking less and planking at the gym more … but I think it's still kind of interesting. Remember:
- Treat yourself with compassion and empathy.
- Make resolutions that trigger parts of yourself as opposed to fundamentally changing yourself.
- Remember that any struggle you have with willpower or optimization is a fundamental human struggle.
- Do the best you can and put yourself out there a little bit and hopefully you'll continue to grow.
That's the point of all this, right?


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Thing explainer : complicated stuff in simple words / Randall Munroe.
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| Have you ever tried to learn more about some incredible thing, only to be frustrated by incomprehensible jargon? Randall Munroe is here to help. In Thing Explainer, he uses line drawings and only the thousand (or, rather, "ten hundred") most common words to provide simple explanations for some of the most interesting stuff there is, including: food-heating radio boxes (microwaves)tall roads (bridges)computer buildings (datacenters)the shared space house (the International Space Station)the other worlds around the sun (the solar system)the big flat rocks we live on (tectonic plates)the pieces everything is made of (the periodic table)planes with turning wings (helicopters)boxes that make clothes smell better (washers and dryers)the bags of stuff inside you (cells) How do these things work? Where do they come from? What would life be like without them? And what would happen if...
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Its happening again folks!
We are finalizing arrangements for the next Google Technology Open House in Lagos.
It will be taking place in the same venue as the last one (University Of Lagos Akoka).
The theme for this open house will be centered around mobile applications and the Android platform.
So make sure you keep 23rd of April free….and we gurrantee you that you will not regret it!
Google Technology Open House 23rd April 2011
Its happening again folks!


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As has been speculated since late last year, AJ Foyt Racing announced today that it will compete with Chevrolet engines and aero kits for its two ABC Supply entries in the 2017 Verizon IndyCar Series.
It is a reunion for team owner A.J. Foyt, whose last race as an Indy car driver came with Chevy power at the 1992 Indianapolis 500 (shown at left) and whose Verizon IndyCar Series team ran Chevrolet engines as recently as 2005 with grandson A.J. Foyt IV at the wheel.
"I am looking forward to what will be a new chapter for us that involves returning to an old friend in Chevrolet," said Larry Foyt, the team president and A.J. Foyt's son. "There are a lot of changes happening within our team this offseason and I won't minimize the challenges, but I see a lot of potential with our plan."
The team's switch from Honda had been anticipated since Chip Ganassi Racing changed suppliers from Chevrolet to Honda in October. New Foyt drivers Conor Daly and Carlos Munoz – who both drove Hondas in 2016 – will get their first chance to try out the Chevy equipment during a private team test at Sebring (Fla.) International Raceway later this month.
"We are pleased to welcome AJ Foyt Racing to the Chevrolet Indy car program," said Mark Kent, director of Chevrolet motorsports competition. "Chevrolet and Foyt both have long histories in Indy car racing, including prior opportunities to work together. We look forward to renewing the partnership and a strong start to the 2017 season."
A.J. Foyt, whose 67 Indy car wins are the most of any driver, competed in Chevrolet-powered cars throughout his illustrious career, whether it was in Indy cars, stock cars, sports cars or sprint cars. In his final Indy car race as a driver, Foyt drove the Chevy-powered No. 14 to a ninth-place Indianapolis 500 finish at age 57. He also qualified second at Indy in 1991 in his Chevy-powered car, completing a legends front row that included pole winner Rick Mears and Foyt's longtime rival, Mario Andretti.
The last time that A.J. Foyt drove a Chevrolet-powered car at Indianapolis Motor Speedway was the Chevrolet Camaro he used to pace the field for the 100th anniversary Indianapolis 500 in 2011.
"I'm glad to be back with Chevy," said A.J. Foyt, the first four-time winner of the Indy 500. "I've had a lot of success with them in the past and I'm looking forward to more success in the future."
Race Of Champions draw provides dramatic matchups
Verizon IndyCar Series drivers Ryan Hunter-Reay and Helio Castroneves assisted with Monday's draw for the individual and nations competitions at this week's Race Of Champions in Miami, and it made for some very intriguing matchups.
Drivers from multiple racing disciplines including INDYCAR, NASCAR, Formula One, rallycross and more will compete Saturday and Sunday in identically prepared cars on a temporary track set up inside Marlins Park, the home of baseball's Miami Marlins. INDYCAR drivers scheduled to compete are Hunter-Reay, Castroneves, James Hinchcliffe, Tony Kanaan, Juan Pablo Montoya, Alexander Rossi and Gabby Chaves.
In Saturday's individual competition, Hinchcliffe and Kanaan are poised to square off in the opening round of Group C. Castroneves is in Group A and will battle the winner of a playoff race between 2016 Indianapolis 500 winner Rossi and another Andretti Autosport driver, Global Rallycross champ Scott Speed.
"It's unbelievable to be back in South Florida racing cars again," Hunter-Reay said. "I did the Miami Grand Prix back in the day (in CART), but to see a racetrack taking shape here in Marlins Park, where I bring my family for games, is incredible. And I also think it's the best layout yet. I'm a hometown guy so hopefully the crowd will be cheering me on against two former ROC champions in my group."
Montoya faces the challenge of two-time FIA World Rallycross champ Peter Solberg in the opening round of Group B, while Hunter-Reay is squared off with ex-Formula One standout and two-time ROC champion David Coulthard in Group D.
The Nations Cup competition on Sunday finds Team USA INDYCAR (Hunter-Reay and Rossi) in the same group as Team USA NASCAR (brothers Kurt and Kyle Busch), Team USA Rally X (Speed and Travis Pastrana) and Team ROC Factor Canada (Hinchcliffe and Stefan Rzadzinski).
Nations Cup Group C is loaded with INDYCAR talent. Montoya and Chaves make up Team Colombia, Kanaan and F1's Felipe Massa are Team Brazil and Castroneves holds up the Team ROC Factor Latin America banner with Gabriel Glusman.
"This is all about having a good time," Castroneves said. "As for my group? I'm not worried! No, I respect all of the drivers and every one of them competing has some amazing qualities, plus switching cars throughout the event means the advantage will constantly be shifting. That's why this is such a great event."
In addition to the Nations Cup competition Sunday, the event will conclude with an America vs. the World competition that puts the six U.S. drivers against a team of six international drivers in a Ryder Cup-style competition.
For Race Of Champions schedule and ticket information, visit raceofchampions.com.
Team INDYCAR places two drivers in Chili Bowl Nationals feature
Team INDYCAR had a successful showing in the Chili Bowl Midget Nationals at Tulsa Expo Raceway on Saturday night, placing two drivers among the top eight finishers.
Tyler Courtney of Clauson-Marshall Racing was the highest-placed finisher among Team INDYCAR's 10 sponsored drivers, taking sixth in his first Chili Bowl Championship feature race. Courtney, who won his preliminary night race to qualify for the finale, earned $1,000 in contingency money from INDYCAR. Jerry Coons Jr. earned $500 after qualifying for his Chili Bowl-record 14th consecutive Championship feature and placed eighth. Native Oklahoman Christopher Bell won the 55-lap event celebrating its 31st running.
Four other Team INDYCAR drivers reached the B feature – essentially the semifinals, with the top six in each of two races advancing to the Championship feature – but World of Outlaws sprint car champion Donny Schatz came up one spot shy of advancing in the first B race and Dave Darland had a late-race run-in with five-time Chili Bowl winner Sammy Swindell in the second that knocked both veterans out of a chance to transfer to the main event. Chad Boat and David Gravel also reached the B feature but could not advance.


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This is a full-size bed quilt, but it could be made any size very easily.
A stash-buster made from over 75 different fat quarters.
Great job and love the pattern too.
Great use of stash (which is building and threatens to bury me!)
Great quilt Pat. How large is it?
Love the pattern!
Pat, this is beautiful. Can you tell me which pattern you used??
Thank you. The pattern is called the "Court Jester" or "Jester's Court". I remember seeing it in a magazine, but I pretty much made up my own dimensions.


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Awesome Quotes and Sayings About Forgiveness
Quotations & Citations:
To be a Christian means to forgive the inexcusable because God has forgiven the inexcusable in you.
~C.S. Lewis
Forgive, not because they deserve forgiveness, but because you deserve peace.
~Author Unknown
I can forgive, but I cannot forget, is only another way of saying, I will not forgive. Forgiveness ought to be like a cancelled note — torn in two, and burned up, so that it never can be shown against one.
~Henry Ward Beecher
The truth is, unless you let go, unless you forgive yourself, unless you forgive the situation, unless you realize that the situation is over, you cannot move forward.
~ Steve Maraboli
Forgiving is rediscovering the shining path of peace that at first you thought others took away when they betrayed you.
Once a woman has forgiven her man, she must not reheat his sins for breakfast.
~Marlene Dietrich
It's easier to ask forgiveness than it is to get permission.
~Grace Hopper
Any fool knows men and women think differently at times, but the biggest difference is this. Men forget, but never forgive; women forgive, but never forget.
~ Robert Jordan
The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong.
~Mahatma Gandhi
To forgive is to set a prisoner free and discover that the prisoner was you.
~Lewis B. Smedes
Forgiveness is a funny thing. It warms the heart and cools the sting.
~William Arthur Ward
To err is human, to forgive, divine.
~ Alexander Pope
Forgiveness does not change the past, but it does enlarge the future.
~Paul Boese
If you can't forgive and forget, pick one.
~Robert Brault
You can make up a quarrel, but it will always show where it was patched.
~Edgar Watson Howe
It is easier to forgive an enemy than to forgive a friend.
~William Blake
I could easily forgive his pride, if he had not mortified mine.
~ Jane Austen
Forgiveness is the sweetest revenge.
~Isaac Friedmann
One of the keys to happiness is a bad memory.
~ Rita Mae Brown
Forgive all who have offended you, not for them, but for yourself.
~Harriet Nelson
He who cannot forgive breaks the bridge over which he himself must pass.
~George Herbert
There's no point in burying a hatchet if you're going to put up a marker on the site.
~Sydney Harris
True forgiveness is when you can say, "Thank you for that experience."
~ Oprah Winfrey
Yes, this is what good is: to forgive evil. There is no other good.
~Antonio Porchia
Some forgive and forget, more forgive and remember, most forgive and remind.
~Robert Brault
The man who forgives is far stronger than the man who fights.
~Nathan Croall
Forgiveness is the fragrance that the violet sheds on the heel that has crushed it.
~ Mark Twain
Life is an adventure in forgiveness.
~Norman Cousins
Life becomes easier when you learn to accept an apology you never got.
~Robert Brault
What we forgive too freely doesn't stay forgiven.
~Mignon McLaughlin
Forgiveness is not an occasional act, it is a constant attitude.
~Martin Luther King Jr.
It's far easier to forgive an enemy after you've got even with him.
~Olin Miller
Forgiving is love's toughest work, and love's biggest risk. If you twist it into something it was never meant to be, it can make you a doormat or an insufferable manipulator. Forgiving seems almost unnatural. Our sense of fairness tells us people should pay for the wrong they do. But forgiving is love's power to break nature's rule.
~Lewis B. Smedes
To truly forgive is to allow the other person to forget.
~Robert Brault
Forgive your enemies, but never forget their names.
~John F. Kennedy
There is no revenge so complete as forgiveness.
~Josh Billings
Without forgiveness life is governed by… an endless cycle of resentment and retaliation.
~Roberto Assagioli
One thing you will probably remember well is any time you forgive and forget.
~Franklin P. Jones
Forgive. It doesn't erase their crime but why should you do the time. Let go of resentment.
Never does the human soul appear so strong as when it forgoes revenge, and dares forgive an injury.
~E.H. Chapin
Always forgive your enemies — nothing annoys them so much.
~Oscar Wilde
I think that if God forgives us we must forgive ourselves. Otherwise, it is almost like setting up ourselves as a higher tribunal than Him.
~C.S. Lewis
To be wronged is nothing, unless you continue to remember it.
When you forgive, you love. And when you love, God's light shines upon you.
~Jon Krakauer


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Thats what I was thinking. I have no problems killing these little demons and my neighbors could care less. My trap sits in my backyard in the open. My neighbors are more impressed that I am not afraid to trap and kill them. I think once I get my spikes on my roof I will sleep a lot better knowing those will help deter the little bastards. But of course I will keep my trusty little trap out on a permanent basis. I might have to convince my neighbor to let me put a trap in her yard since she is right next door to an abandoned house and there's lots of various wildlife living in it. Now if I can only get the cats to stop climbing my back fence to get to trapped squirrels when I do catch them. Who would have thought this city girl would be exterminating squirrels.
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2k words and it feels like nothing is really happening.
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last week I started diging through duotropes and found an anthology to submit to. The deadline is the 30th. I knew I had very little time to try and perfect it. But I think I am more or less using this as a way to break the ice between me and submitting stuff. If it didn't have a deadline... the story would just sit.
But as I write I am nearing 2k words. The word count is supposed to be between 3.5k-6k(with shorter/longer pieces of work considered if only really good)
But I have reached 2k words and I just don't think I have really added anything to it at all. I guess I am just afraid that it might appear to slow paced and I haven't managed to grab the readers attention long enough to get anywhere.
Its also that I didn't add any fluff to it. In fact looking over my descriptions and such it feels like a bare skeleton. As if I should add more to it. Yes I know, adding stuff that is not needed is not a good idea. But I think that I could add more stuff that could be needed. You know?
I have made a grave mistake in trying to beat the deadline. There is no way I could ever polish it off before the 30th. While I know I could walk away at any point and can search elsewhere to submit it. I feel that I must submit it to this one. Not that I think I can make it, but rather I am just stubborn like that. Normally I don't care about too much but for whatever reason there might be sometimes I feel as if I don't go through with it. I will always regret it.
Oh well I just wanted to rant. Hopefully I am just being to overly critical of my work.
On the brightside I can't get better if I don't try. Worst that could happen is I get rejected which at the moment I am almost looking forward to more then being accepted. I feel its one of those mile stones and a nice 'Welcome to the Club.'
Oh well. I am done and I should continue writing.
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The Acropolis Museum in Athens celebrated the 1900th anniversary of Hadrian's accession with the presentation of an exquisite portrait of the Emperor found in Syngrou Avenue and of an interesting video which showcased the Emperor's immense building program in Athens. The presentation run from 15th January to 31st March 2017. Hadrian was a dedicated philhellene… Continue reading Hadrian at the Acropolis Museum of Athens
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Photoset: The Temple of Apollo Epikourios at Bassae (Greece), the so-called "Parthenon of the Peloponnese"
"Off all the temples in the Peloponnese this one could be considered second only to the temple at Tegea for its proportions and the beauty of its stone". Pausanias, "Description of Greece", Book VIII, 41, 8 The Temple of Apollo Epikourios ('Apollo the Helper') was built in a quiet and isolated site, high on a… Continue reading Photoset: The Temple of Apollo Epikourios at Bassae (Greece), the so-called "Parthenon of the Peloponnese"
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Cape of Sounion, with its famous temple dedicated to the god Poseidon, is one of the most beautiful natural areas of Attica and one of the most impressive archaeological sites in Greece. In ancient times it was called Sounias Akra (edge) and was connected with the legends of Athens and the Aegean. Cape Sounion is the… Continue reading Photoset: The Temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounion, Greece
Exploring Hadrian's Athens
Hadrian was a dedicated philhellene who admired Greek culture and did his best to be accepted and admired by the Greeks. He visited Greece three times when he was emperor (124/5, 128/9 and 131/2 AD) and he was especially fond of Athens. Pausanias writes that "the Emperor Hadrian generosity to his subjects was bestowed most… Continue reading Exploring Hadrian's Athens
Following Hadrian in Achaia
In just a few hours I will be travelling to Greece in Hadrian's footsteps, retracing the journey he undertook in the province of Achaia in 124-125 AD. "Hardly any emperor ever traveled with such speed over so much territory" the Historia Augusta tells us. Surely Hadrian was the emperor who honored the provinces with his presence… Continue reading Following Hadrian in Achaia
Exhibition: "Hadrian and Greece" at Villa Adriana, from 9 April to 2 November 2014
From today, the Villa Adriana's Antiquarium is hosting an important new exhibition: "Hadrian and Greece. Hadrian's Villa between Classicism and Hellenism". Fifty masterpieces have arrived at Villa Adriana on loan from Greek museums (from Athens, Marathon, Piraeus and Corinth and Villa of Herodes Atticus in Loukou), many of them never exhibited in Italy before. The… Continue reading Exhibition: "Hadrian and Greece" at Villa Adriana, from 9 April to 2 November 2014


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Football Schedules for Lehigh, East and Riverdale
Special to the Lehigh Acres Gazette
Lehigh Senior High School Football Schedule
September 1 Dunbar (Dean McNew Night) 7:30
September 8 South 7:30
September 15 BYE WEEK
September 22 Lakewood (St. Pete) (Homecoming) 7:30
September 28 Fort Myers * 7:30
October 6 @ Cape Coral 7:00
October 13 @East Lee * (Beast of the East)
7:30 October 20 @Kathleen (Lakeland) 7:00
October 27 Estero * (Senior Night)
7:30 November 3 @ Riverdale (Battle of the Bell) 7:30
Riverdale HS Names New Head Football Coach
Special to the Lehigh Acres Gazette
The Riverdale High School Raiders are excited to announce James Delgado as their new head football coach. Coach Delgado comes to Riverdale from Apopka High School where he served as Assistant Coach. With Delgado as the Assistant Coach the team made three state championship appearances, winning two of them.
After interviewing at Riverdale the day after Thanksgiving, the 31-year-old knew it was a place he wanted to be. On Friday he became the Raiders football coach, replacing Tom Roszell, who went 2-7 in 2016.
Beast of the East
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High School Football Tonight
No local games tonight
Lehigh Senior @ Dunbar 7:30 pm
East Lee @ Cypress Lake 7 pm
Riverdale @ Palmetto Ridge 7 pm
High School Football Scores
Lothario Adderly scored three times and Cortavius Lee added two more as East Lee County ran away from Gateway Charter 49-0 on a late Friday night.
School administrators waited almost three hours for lightning in the area to dissipate. A cancellation would have been East Lee's second in as many weeks.
"It was a good call by the administration." Jaguars head coach Dave Smith said. "Our kids needed this game.
LEHIGH SENIOR 0, PALMETTO RIDGE 0 PPD Due to weather
RIVERDALE 0, North Fort Myers 0 PPD Lighting at the 7:33 mark of the First Quarter
Pre- Season High Football
Pre- Season High Football starts tonight
East Lee County vs Gateway Charter at East Lee 7 pm
Lehigh Senior vs Palmetto Ridge at Lehigh 7 pm
Riverdale vs North Fort Myers at Riverdale 7:30 pm
Greg Coleman Named New Lehigh Boys Basketball Coach
Greg Coleman always knew he'd find himself back at Lehigh coaching basketball after having been an assistant there a decade ago.
When Lightning position opened up in 2011, he decided it wasn't the right time. He had been a head coach for just four seasons, and had finished his first campaign at Island Coast.
But when Lehigh head coach Dawn McNew stepped down in February after five seasons on the job, Coleman immediately took notice.
The Lightning had six applicants for the job, including one candidate from Delaware and interviewed three, two of which were phone interviews. They brought in McNew as a "head consultant," athletic director Nicholas Dysert said.
Coleman, who had finished up his sixth season with the Gators, was given the program's only face-to-face interview and was hired officially on Wednesday, though Lehigh announced the position within the school on Friday. He began his career as a freshman coach under Matt Herting at Bishop Verot, though later moved on to Lehigh, where he coached with then-head coach Mark Morehead.
"He wanted the job," Dysert said. "He was an assistant here previously. As he told us in the interview, this was his dream job."
Golden Gate Ends
Lehigh Senior Season
Defeat. It was this unspeakable emotion Thursday night, after so much had happened for the Lehigh boys basketball team to get back on the court.
Basketball wasn't the story. It was Lehigh.
And the Lightning, which had their entire roster available for the Region 6A-3 quarterfinal game at Golden Gate, had looked like the superior team for stretches, even building up a 12-point lead early in the third quarter.
But the Titans, as all teams do, made two runs. And the Lightning couldn't stop them.
Capitalizing on an injury to starting point guard Stef'An Strawder, Golden Gate chipped away at the game in the second half, eventually using a last-second shot by Derick Charles to claim a 68-66 victory, ending the Lightning's hopes of a third straight trip to the Region 6A-3 final and the promise of a state playoff appearance.
But within 9 minutes on Thursday, Lehigh lost Strawder to a hip injury after a drive through the lane.
He tried twice to get back on the court, forcing two long 3-pointers in his short minutes back on the court. But he was ruled out with 2:55 left in the third quarter.
"It started hurting more and more, so I just had to go out," he said. "It was disappointing to me. I wanted to be out there to help my team win."
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The following schedule was posted in the Weekly Announcements of Young Israel of Sharon for Purim 5777.
8:30 a.m. Shacharit and Megillah Reading (not before 9:00 am)
9:00 a.m. Tefilat Nashim Shacharit and Megillah Reading
1:30 p.m. Mincha #1
5:30 p.m. Mincha #2
6:48 p.m. Sunset – most of the Seudat Purim should be before this time
8:00 p.m. Ma'ariv
Council's hypocrisy on this matter is apparent from the highlighted portion on the second page of Judge Mostosky's article
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Obtained from the fangs of a passed out cock-snake, this venom is a potent male enhancement. And if you aren't male when you use it, you will be, if at least partially…
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White cotton gloves with topstitched seams. 3 tiny decorative buttons.
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