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In following up on the previous post I wrote about research based diagnostic and therapeutic tools and its "One size fits all" pitfall, I will like to further elaborate on what I think is a scientific approach to psychotherapy that is not solely Research based. I capitalized the first letter in Research because I am using it in the term often associated and defined by how it is used in mainstream academia. However, I do believe that every psychotherapist is a researcher on a micro level when working one-to-one with the client. Clinical assessment is really an investigative tool and research into the client's psychosocial and developmental history, symptomatology, etiology of the mental health issues or disorders, motivation for change and resiliency or personal strengths. Herein lies what I perceive as the true science and art of psychotherapy.
Here is the definition of science I found on Dictionary.com:
There is science in applied psychotherapy. But before I begin to explore this concept, let me explain my seemingly redundant usage of words "applied psychotherapy". Psychotherapy is a practice so it is implicit that it is an application. However, I do this redudancy to differentiate between the psychotherapeutic practices and theories that are formulated and conducted by practitioners versus those that are conceptualized and prescribed by academic researchers, which I would consider somewhat "laboratory" or "academic" psychotherapy. This is not to say theories and research is not important. It is quite the contrary. A good psychotherapist has a strong basis in understanding client's problems through systemically conceptualized theories. Otherwise, there will be much unreliability or invalidity in formulating the framework for problem-solving of the client's issues.
Where the science is in applied psychotherapy is that it has been observed, investigated, studied, analyzed for accuracy and relevancy for each client against an established body of knowledge, and then experimented to validate the concepts within the therapeutic context with the client in question. Of course, all this is also done in Research based studies of diagnosis and psychotherapeutic techniques. But as I mentioned in my previous post, Research has often been limited and simplified, and thus not reflecting the true quality of the nature of mental health issues and the complexity of the person's reality. Also, much of the Research subjects are biased against or toward certain demographics, thus cannot be fully universal. Yet often such Research is taken as universal and applied to a more complex context than initially researched upon, and then used as a standard with unique individuals who will not fit perfectly into the generalized sterile observations of Research studies. Hence, its usability has to be critically scrutinized before we can be certain that it would be accurate for each individual person that walks into the therapy room. This leaves the practicing psychotherapist to become his or her own researcher in the room.
The therapist will, through assessments and interventions, analyze the information reported by the client, and use the theories and Research available in the field, as well as the therapist's own observations, studies, and investigations, to hypothesize the nature of the client's problems and his or her realities. From this hypothesis, the therapist then can carefully and sensitively experiment with different therapeutic techniques to further validate or disprove the hypothesis, and in the process, facilitate change with the client.
The therapist has to be an active listener to receive feedback, whether explicit or not, by the client to review and revise the working hypothesis and its associated interventions. This requires the therapist to listen attentively, and to see and understand the client as a whole and real person. It also means the therapist has to be humble and be open to change his or her conceptualizations accordingly, instead of holding on to a theory or technique as the ultimate authority. It is the client that has the authority to inform the therapist the course of the therapy, not some abstract ideas that might or might not apply to the individual in the room with the therapist. The tools, such as theories, diagnostic categories, and techniques, should be used as what they are – just tools. It is good for a therapist to be well-versed in as many tools as possible, and have access to as many tools as possible, so that the most suitable one can be applied with the client when appropriate. This is client-centered approach in its essence.
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EAST GREENSBORO (February 14, 2019) – North Carolina A&T softball is starting anew while trying to send out a group of special seniors with a championship.
"I think the great thing about our group is the dynamic of the team," said N.C. A&T coach Kenya Peters who is entering her sixth season with the program. "We have 10 newcomers and five seniors, so it is going to be interesting to see how they work together. We have the new and the old. I think that will be a good healthy mesh where the young can learn from the old and the old can learn from the young to get us where we need to go."
The Aggies open the 2019 season 2 p.m., Friday, February 15 at Appalachian State. The Aggies were 7-37 overall and 4-11 in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC).
Peters' senior class of Zadaisha Waddell (5-foot-4, UTL, Troy, N.C.), Mohagony Headen (5-10, P/INF, Greensboro, N.C.), Taylor Martin (5-1, UTL, High Point, N.C.), Zadia Davis (5-8, OF, Florence, S.C.) and Morgan Chisholm (5-5, C, Harrisburg, Pa.) are a part of the first big recruiting class Peters signed as the Aggies head coach.
Waddell has endured several injuries throughout her career but has always been ready to play each season for the Aggies. She is an All-MEAC utility player who has benefited the Aggies greatly as a pitcher and a designed player. Waddell is a career .334 hitter with eight home runs, 74 RBI and a career .462 slugging percentage. She has struck out only 23 times in 344 at-bats making her one of the toughest players in the MEAC to strike out.
In the circle, Waddell has 17 wins with a career 4.03 ERA. She has 94 appearances, 55 starts and has logged 405 innings for the Aggies over the previous three seasons. She has 215 career strikeouts with 111 of them coming during her sophomore season. She also has five career saves.
Headen has played a dual role for the Aggies as well. Headen has been the Aggies first baseman and No. 2 pitcher throughout her career. Headen is career .222 hitter with 10 home runs, 42 RBI and a career .379 slugging percentage. In the circle, she has 20 wins with a career 4.40 ERA. She has made 91 appearances with 47 starts and has pitched 353.1 innings. Headen has K'ed 281 batters, shutout two opponents and earned three saves.
Martin and Chisholm have been situational players during their career while Davis has been a three-year starter in the Aggies outfield. She has played 121 games with 109 starts and is a career .281 hitter. She batted better than .300 in each of her first two seasons in AggieLand. The speedy Davis also has 17 career stolen bases.
"To see them grow from high school recruits into young women has been a process and a good journey," said Peters. "Only people who are close to the program know how many times a player like (Zadaisha) has bounced back from injuries. I want to see my seniors go out with a bang. I want to see them win a MEAC championship. I want to see them go out making a statement."
For that to happen, the Aggies will need their youth to come through. While Waddell and Headen have more than a combined 750 innings pitching experience, the rest of the Aggies pitching staff, sophomores Hailee Cutts (5-9, Oxford, N.C.) and Bayleigh Kirby (5-6, Mebane, N.C.) and freshman Alisa Maldonado (5-1, Wilmington, N.C.) have combined to pitch 76.2 innings.
"Z and Mohagony will continue to lead us in the circle," said Peters. "We're looking for Hailee and Bailey to come in this year and get more innings. We want them to be able to find their rhythm. Alisa is a versatile player. You will see her in the circle, in the outfield and in the infield."
Versatile players should help the Aggies improve this season. Many of their newcomers can play multiple positions like Maldonado. In addition to having depth in the circle and versatility, the Aggies also have depth at catcher with four players competing for playing time. In fact, the Aggies have one of their largest rosters under Peters with 21 players.
"This year we have all the pieces to make the car go," said Peters. "We play an intense schedule, so it's good to alternate and have players ready for different opponents and different situations."
After playing Appalachian State, the Aggies will play in three non-conference tournaments including the North Carolina A&T Aggie Invitational at the Lady Aggies Softball Complex, March 8-10, before opening conference play at S.C. State on March 23.
"We want to play together and have team chemistry," said Peters. "I think that will take us a long way. If we play together, that will take his further than all the talent we have."
INFIELDERS: Freshmen Vivica Boyd and Desttany Parker will compete for time at third base this season while junior college transfer Alyssa Smith will look to hold down the shortstop position with competition from freshman Maya Figueroa. Sophomore Jendayi Wright will return as the Aggies second baseman while Headen and Cutts will share time at first base again.
The Aggies four have four catchers including Chisholm and sophomore Samantha Ramirez who return from last season to go along with freshmen Dominque "Nikki" Varela and Jocelyn Bennett.
OUTFIELDERS: Davis leads a group of talented outfielders. The Aggies return Sophomore Marcey Jiles and junior Alyssa Green from last season. Jiles hit .268 with a home run and four RBI, while Green was a .250 batter with four RBI. The newcomers include freshmen Eternal Fuller, Tivonia Cole and Maldonado.


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Donald Trump says US military was 'cocked and loaded' to retaliate
US president Donald Trump said that his country's army was cocked and loaded to retaliate in response to Iran who knocked down their Spy Drone
President Donald Trump Friday said the US military was "cocked and loaded" to retaliate against Iran after it downed an American spy drone, but he changed his mind 10 minutes before the planned strikes on three Iranian targets after being told that 150 people could die.
The late reversal was first reported by the New York Times on Thursday night after President Trump tweeted: "Iran made a very big mistake!"
The newspaper said the operation had been "in its early stages" when President Trump called off the US military action against Tehran.
On Friday, Trump confirmed the report and tweeted: "10 minutes before the strike I stopped it, not proportionate to shooting down an unmanned drone".
"I am in no hurry," Trump said. He said he had called off strikes after being told that 150 people would die.
The attacks on three Iranian sites were planned in response to the shooting down of a US unmanned drone this week. Iran said Thursday that its elite Revolutionary Guard shot down an RQ-4 Global Hawk drone as it flew over southern Iran and that the incident sent a "clear message to America".
The aborted US strikes against Iran on Thursday were meant to target a limited set of Iranian radars and missile batteries, CNN quoted a US official with direct knowledge of the matter as saying.
The strikes were set to begin on Thursday night when the White House called them off, said the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the information.
No US weapons had been launched when the decision was made to call the strikes off, the official said.
Tensions have been escalating between Washington and Tehran, with the US recently blaming Iran for attacks on oil tankers operating in the region.
Iran has also announced it will soon exceed international agreed limits on its nuclear program. Last year, the US unilaterally pulled out of a 2015 nuclear deal aimed at curbing Iran's nuclear activities. "Iran can NEVER have Nuclear Weapons, not against the USA, and not against the WORLD!" Trump said in his tweets on the aborted strikes - also revealing that increased economic sanctions against Iran were "added last night".
In its initial report, The New York Times said that as late as 19:00 local time on Thursday, US military and diplomatic officials had still expected the strikes to take place on agreed targets, including Iranian radar and missile batteries.
"Planes were in the air and ships were in position, but no missiles had been fired when word came to stand down," the newspaper reported, citing an unnamed senior administration official.
The strikes had been set to take place just before dawn on Friday to minimize risk to the Iranian military or to civilians, the newspaper added.
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After last season's tease of Trish Walker becoming Hellcat, a new clip from the upcoming final season of Jessica Jones hints that Trish's new superhero outings may cause a rift between her and Jessica.
As the clip opens, Trish (Rachael Taylor) angrily tells Jessica (Krysten Ritter) that she didn't need Jessica to save her in an unmentioned incident. "Except when you had a gun pointed at your head", Jessica retorts, sarcastically asking Trish if she's bulletproof, too.
As the clip continues, Jessica and Trish continue to butt heads over what happened, with Trish angrily telling Jessica she was trying to get justice after Jessica asks her if she's a "super cat burglar". "Why, because you're a hero now?," Jessica asks.
"Yes," Trish answers. "And now, I am finally equipped to do something about it."
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While the incident that starts the argument is never fully explained, it appears Trish will be trying her hand at being a superhero in the final season, much to Jessica's annoyance. And while Trish's superhero nom de plume is never mentioned, the mentions of Trish being a "super cat burglar" make it clear that there's a good chance Trish will don the Hellcat mantle this season.
Streaming on Netflix, Jessica Jones is executive produced by Melissa Rosenberg, Jeph Loeb and Jim Chory. The series stars Krysten Ritter as Jessica Jones, Rachael Taylor as Patricia "Trish" Walker, Eka Darville as Malcolm Ducasse, J. R. Ramirez as Oscar Arocho, Carrie-Anne Moss as Jeri Hogarth and Janet McTeer. Season 3 will premiere on June 14.


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According to the Sina Weibo account of Party mouthpiece the People's Daily (@人民日报), rural children "no longer want to jump the 'dragon's gate,'" a Chinese traditional saying that means to change one's fate. The People's Daily wrote, "With the [exam] approaching, [one] niece suddenly decided to give up on it. While her cousin was very concerned about it, the niece reacted peacefully: 'Four years of college will cost more than 20,000 RMB [about US$3,200] every year, in the end it's still hard to find a good job, so it's better to work right now.' The unwillingness to 'jump the dragon's gate' is because of the unequal distribution of educational resources in the rural and urban areas, as well as the unfair competition to which it leads. [The problem] starts in kindergarten and continues up to middle school; rural kids are losing at the starting line."'
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Quincycles Ride Schedule: Boston Waterfront Ride
This guided bike tour shows riders the scenic views of Boston's Waterfront.
Long Ride - 7:30 am - Meet at City Hall, 1305 Hancock Street.
Shorter Ride 8:45 am. Meet at parking area across the street from Murphy Memorial Hockey Rink, 1881 William J. Day Blvd. South Boston
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One day we (the kids) built a den. It was so much fun! We made the den camouflaged (by putting moss from the other side of what's going to be Leo's house in front of the swing in the courtyard onto both of our rooves, one blue tarpaulin one black) and used real nails. We used pallets for the walls and we made a treasury. Once, we made a fire by clearing out the prickly brambles from a stone pit. Also, we nailed thin polystyrene to stop the wind from coming in. In the den, there are three rooms: One is a room with a little stone opening and a table and two benches that we nailed together. We made the benches with a thin piece of wood and two small cuboids, which we nailed to each side. the next room is a treasury of slag from iron furnaces which we put on some shelves that we made by hammering nails into pieces of wood onto the pallets. The treasury also has a bench but this one isn't as sturdy as the two in the first room. We have built the third room much more recently than the other two so we haven't really put anything into it yet but we hopefully will very soon. We had so much fun that day because we knew that it will be there for a long time and we can always go and play in it whenever we want.
By Raymond (8) and Lydia (7)
Since then we had a super hot weekend with the gym mat being converted into a water slide. More recently the Connors came for a working weekend and the fun continued! Working weekends are the second weekend in every month. All help appreciated! Polly
The third area of floor that needed a concrete slab proved inaccessible for direct pour-in so we hired an intermediary in the form of a large pump on the back of a lorry.
At one time there were six men involved – only Scott seemed prepared to take a headlong plunge into the ready mix as he waded about on an uneven surface with the concrete lapping about near the top of his wellies. I thought the others were waiting to rush to his rescue should he falter, but when asked what they would do if he fell in, they replied, without hesitation, – "Laugh!"
The process got more technical towards the end!
A Fine Job and no accidents!
Rory gave Greg a weather station and when he next visited they set it up.
Today it is standing firm in the face of storm Doris and the monitor looks like this:-
By Hannah
One of the best things about the farm for me is the closeness to nature. There is such a big difference from living in London, where you have to make a conscious decision to find some green space. On the farm, we are surrounded by beautiful country side and wildlife. It's a way of life, rather than something you look for and do.
It's an amazing opportunity for the kids to really start to understand eco systems and how everything is part of a cycle.
Taking advantage of the last of the late summer sun, the kids had a brilliant time getting dirty and searching for creepy crawlies. Lydia enjoyed it so much, she drew a picture of her findings!
By Polly
As the Autumn gets into full swing we have had a great weekend picking and carving our pumpkins, as well as harvesting our first crop of apples. We had a tasting session to see which variety we enjoyed most.
October 20th
I was going to call this blog 'view from the scaffold' but that sounds a bit macabre and anyway the views are from and of the scaffold-ing that now graces the inside and outside of unit 5 creating a unique opportunity to admire the roof structure at close quarters and much of the surrounding area.
This was the only building remaining with its original stone roof and it was in need of repair so off came the stone tiles – all 50 crates and about as many tons of them. They are being replaced with reclaimed slate substantially reducing the weight of the roof on its trusses, purlins, rafters etc. (we are all learning the lingo – 'lats?' are they spelt 'laths' I wonder?)
The worst job, of spraying every one of the above with cuprinol, seems to have fallen to Leo and Greg, while the team of merry roofers have been hammering thousands of copper clouts through thousands of slates onto the carefully aligned 'lats'.
A quick flick through the pictures shows the Byre (our home) peeping out round the corner, the polytunnel in all its glory, the vegetable beds including the carrots with their very classy voile curtaining, the overgrown courtyard with popular trampoline and views across the valley .
We asked our youngest members a couple of questions to get their perspective on what we are doing at the site most weekends!
What do you like about coming to the site?
Alex: Tractor, digging.
Sylvie: Watering the plants and trampoline.
Grace: I like playing on the trampoline and watching movies in the caravan.
Lucy: I like that we are not going to be individual families but a whole family.
Lydia: There is sweet stuff to eat and I like having my own tree in the orchard. I like that when I visit Nana and Grandad I will see Emily and Lucy too.
Raymond: I am looking forward to our house being built so we can live here and do work here more easily, like wall building and gardening. I just like being part of the project because it makes me feel important. It is great to run around and play in the orchard now it is finished.
Luca: I like doing work at the farm, making a den and gardening.
Emily: I like building walls and helping with the jobs and being in the polytunnel.
What will life be like in the future when all the houses and site are finished?
Alex: Digger
Sylvie: My house. I like fun, playing toys.
Grace: I like having bunk beds with Luca.
Lucy: The best it can be. It will be harder for adults as you will have more children to look after.
Lydia: Fun and happy. It will be easier for adults as the children can play together.
Raymond: Fun just to walk a couple of metres to get to each other's houses. All grouped together so we don't have to drive to see each other.
Luca: I am looking forward to my house being built so Ray and I can have midnight feasts.
Emily: Really nice because we get to see each other more. We can build more stuff because we live closer.
Thank you to Alex (2), Sylvie (2), Grace (4), Lucy (6), Lydia (6), Raymond (8), Luca (8) and Emily (9) for all their great comments.


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We purchased Ram 1500 recently from team Chrysler. We were so impressed with our interaction with Paul Dhillon, the sales guy that we just made the deal in a single day. We had planned to visit other dealerships as well but didn't find the need to go elsewhere once we got a good deal on the pickup truck. Paul was pretty honest, spot on and clear about all the extra cost and history of the vehicle. I haven't come across a better salesperson. Luckily the finance manager gave us an extra warranty as well which wasn't there on the truck initially. I will always go to Paul for any future purchases and WOULD RECOMMEND EVERYONE TO GET YOUR NEXT VEHICLE AT TEAM CHRYSLER DODGE. Thanks and Regards Jashanveer Singh TiwanaRead More
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It was great dealing with this dealership and especially with the sales person name, Paul Dhillon. He has a great knowledge of all the stuff a customer need to know and expects from a sales person. I surely recommend this dealership to all.Read More
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Wow! What a terrific service !! What a great car buying experience it was. Mike Winter and Paul Dhillon not only try to understand your vehicle needs, they also try to understand your personal needs and they recommend a vehicle based on the overall situation. I am very pleased that I went to them and because of my wonderful experience with Mike and Paul (and all the others), I will always buy any future vehicles from them, including a vehicle for my daughter very soon. Because of the friendly atmosphere and extremely helpful people like Mike and Paul, I highly recommend this dealership to anyone who is in the market to buy a car or truck. BasilRead More
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drone delivery network infrastructure
The staggering growth of eCommerce recently has created a huge demand for on-demand courier shipping. Customers are expecting faster and more accurate deliveries, further increasing the stress on the delivery network. Drones can go where road vehicles cannot, by utilizing the untapped airspace above the roads with the shortest route, direct delivery without the need of fulfillment center or warehousing. Drones will allow a lean, just in time shipping without any inventory, further reducing lead time and costs. It used to be just a futuristic dream until Fourfang's fully autonomous drone solution is a reality. Venus can be fitted with a payload bay to contain the courier shipment, and then travel from one Olympus to another, for courier shipment dropoff and also a battery swap, all done fully automatically. Same day delivery or even same hour delivery will be possible with Olympus and Venus.
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Chalk it up to laziness or luck, but this week's Mixtape Mondays find was the first selection upon entering soundcloud. Roman Hertz or R. Hertz, as he prefers to go by is a dub techno producer/sound designer based out of Moscow. For the next 58 minutes, Hertz fills ears with seven of his own tracks and re-edits of fellow producers and selectors. With the current wintery conditions, this mix is quite charming and certainly matches the mood. enjoy.
R.Hz – Warmth | Hello Strange
R.Hz – Above The Sky | Toxic Recordings
R.Hz – Far Away | Teol
8Lives – Polymorphic (R.Hz Remix) | Hello Strange
R.Hz – DeepOcean | Moira Audio Recordings
R.Hz – Anabiosis (Rework) | Superordinate Dub Waves
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When Hipólito Rafael Chacón was in high school, he and his friends would take the train from their home in Hammond, Indiana, for a quick trip across the state line. It would drop them right at the Art Institute of Chicago, where they could see the museum's world-class collection.
The city is where Chacón earned his graduate degree in art history and then his doctorate, both at the University of Chicago.
That love for art and the stories behind it — why artists do what they do and why it matters — then brought him to the University of Montana, where he's been a faculty member since 1994.
Chacón was named director of the university's Montana Museum of Art & Culture in late November, where he's assumed responsibility for the 124-year-old institution's collection of more than 11,000 pieces of art and cultural artifacts and its two exhibition galleries.
Chacón said he wants the museum to be a classroom, a laboratory, a space to see art and spark conversations.
The longtime professor of art history and criticism couldn't help but write a mission statement that put it in a larger perspective:
"The American museum has evolved from a venue for scientific inquiry in the Enlightenment, to a philanthropic project, a repository of cultural treasures and a country club for a privileged few at the end of the 19th century. By the turn of the last century, it morphed into a popular tourist destination, cafe and gift shop included. Today, the best museum is more classroom and laboratory. In other words, it has come full circle to a place of reflection, inquiry and experiment.
"The MMAC could be all of the above, but it is important that it embody the latter, that it become a place where people can engage both singular objects and compelling ideas."
In less philosophical terms, and while it's still early to discuss plans in detail, Chacón wants the MMAC to continue spotlighting its collection while showing new and bold work by artists; collaborate with other museums and arts groups; incorporate students into the museum through classes, tours and research, and continue the search for a dedicated building.
Kevin Bell, the director of the School of Art, said one of Chacón's strengths is his "ability to communicate an enthusiasm and love of art and a deeper understanding of that to the wider community."
Chacón was born in Cuba, "which is a very visual culture and having that as a backdrop, so to speak, did have something to say about my development."
His family was "on the wrong side of the Cuban Revolution," he said. In 1970, when he was 7 years old, his parents moved to Detroit, and then Hammond. They were the last of the extended clan to leave the country. His father, now retired, was a steelworker, and his mother mostly cared for the family.
He had a "typical American childhood," with the occasional visit to a museum or historical society on a family trip, but art didn't play an out-sized role in his youth.
By the time he was a teenager, he and friends were traveling to the city to immerse themselves in art. For his undergraduate degree, he studied at Wabash College as a fledgling artist interested in painting and drawing.
Between his junior and senior years, he interned at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.
That time is "what really sold me on the museum as a forum to learn and to explore and to play," he said.
In graduate school, he weighed a choice between museums or academia. He chose the latter, and was hired at UM not long after graduating with his Ph.D.
He's taught courses on Western art, from introductory classes through the Renaissance and the 20th Century. He's taught African, Egyptian and Spanish art, and ties between Western and non-Western art over the past 500 years. He also teaches criticism and "hybrid" courses, on the intersection of art and war or "Art and Insanity."
His interest in architecture culminated in a book, "The Original Man: The Life and Work of Montana Architect A.J. Gibson," whose buildings include UM's Main Hall and the Missoula County Courthouse.
He signed on to create an exhibition on Gibson with the MMAC and Brandon Reintjes, who was curator until 2015.
It was one of many instances where Chacón worked with MMAC, whether co-curating, giving lectures, or writing or editing catalog essays.
"He's extremely charismatic and welcoming and friendly, and I think that he brings his audiences in, and that was part of the reason we turned to him so often," said Reintjes, who's now the senior curator at the Missoula Art Museum.
Chacón makes art history, which has the potential to be a dry topic, engaging.
"People are so worried about covering the facts that they forget that there's storytelling, amazing details, and a little bit of drama often wrapped up in it. He had a way of bringing that to the forefront and really allowing people to connect to those subjects," he said.
Chacón also served on the museum's collections committee, which decides which works to accept into the vault.
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"His insights into particular objects were all invaluable in helping us make final determinations about whether a piece was or wasn't suitable for the permanent collection," Reintjes said.
That background puts him in a good position as he moves into the new job.
"It's incumbent upon directors to know the collection intimately, because it's so strongly tied to the identity of the institution," Reintjes said.
Chacón was named director in November after UM decided not to renew the contract of Barbara Koostra, who served in the post for 14 years. As part of the ongoing restructuring at UM, the museum's administration was moved from the provost's office to the College of Visual and Performing Arts.
Chacón said he will continue teaching a class in the School of Art. The school will collaborate more with the museum moving ahead to "take advantage of that relationship and build curricular ties." Students majoring in art could give tours of the galleries for composition classes. Art history students could work with the collection on research projects and mock exhibitions. A museum studies course, with eventually a certificate, is another potential development.
Bell said from the School of Art's perspective, having "such a tight alliance with a really important collection and important museum is really exciting for us. I think it's going to draw students here."
The question of a new building is inevitable, because the museum doesn't have one. Its masterworks, including pieces by European masters (Rembrandt, Chagall, Picasso), Americans (Edward Ruscha, Rudy Autio), are housed in storage on campus,. The MMAC exhibits its work in two galleries in the Performing Arts and Radio/Television Building.
Chacón is inheriting the long-running push for a dedicated building. He has yet to speak with President Seth Bodnar's administration about the issue and couldn't discuss it except in broad terms.
"It's time that this collection move out of a basement storage facility, and that Montanans and the world have greater access to it," he said. The MMAC can "only do so much" with its galleries and needs a permanent exhibition space, he said.
He sees advantages and disadvantages on the debate over whether a potential museum should be on campus or downtown.
"I'd like to make a decision soon, and that will direct our fundraising efforts and put our energies in that direction," he said.
The museum is currently showing pieces from the collection of copper king William Clark. In the spring, an exhibition will explore the narrative and technically dazzling painting of Stephanie Frostad. In the fall, the galleries will feature Montana painters of the modernist movement, Jack Franjevic and Clyde Apsevig.
He wants the museum to be more "nimble." He and curator Jeremy Canwell just lined up a summer exhibition of photographs by Matt Hamon. The UM professor has been on sabbatical in Iceland, and shooting pictures that touch on the increasing human presence in the tourist haven's landscapes. Hamon has been winning international awards, and Chacón, somewhat facetiously, said he didn't want to "wait 30 years" to see the work shown in Missoula.
"When you have world-class artists in your community, you have to make an effort to reach out so the community knows why they're significant, why they're important to have here. And that's just one example of these artists," he said.
In 2020, coinciding with his 70th birthday, the MMAC is planning a major exhibition of the work of Monte Dolack, perhaps the most famous living Montana artist. Because so much of the artist's work, whether personal pieces or for posters, has had environmental leanings, Chacón is working with other institutions around Missoula and Montana on tie-in shows relating to the landscape.
In general, Chacón wants to strengthen ties to other art institutions, such as the Missoula Art Museum and the Historical Museum at Fort Missoula.
"I think by being so open and friendly, people want to collaborate with him," Reintjes said. "He's got a great working relationship across campus and he's got a really great working relationship with other collecting institutions."
The Montana art community is "small on one hand, but it's also a major economic and cultural force in the state," Bell said, which in his view means art entities should join forces.
Reintjes concurred, adding the institutions have distinct missions with some overlap.
"Communication among those entities is essential so you can offer the most dynamic programming as well as not overtax your audience. When you're thinking about how to move ahead with these major initiatives, coordinating dates and times and themes and subjects and exhibitions makes everybody look much stronger," he said.
Regardless of where a show is presented, Chacón views curation and communication as key.
"The important thing is to be able to talk intelligently about why artists do what they do, or why they've done that historically — and if you're able to make an argument, a defense if you will, of that art, then I think people will come and will be intrigued and interested," he said.


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Dear Valentine: Thoughts and Inspiration from Diana Chao of Letters to Strangers
Dear Valentine,
2/14 is supposed to be some magical day: love tinges the air with a blushed je-ne-sais-quoi; your heart is bubble-on-the-edge-of-the-blower full. The winter cold melts against the heat of a couple's embrace; it's gentle and beautiful and alive and awkward in all the most perfect of ways.
But sometimes, it's not. Sometimes, all that love is supplanted by loneliness.
The thing about love is that we are taught it as an external thing: to love someone, to be loved - these are internal feelings extrapolated to external relationships. When we say the cliche "love yourself," the phrase can thud like a stone. What does it mean to love yourself? Acceptance - but of what? Kindness - but do I deserve it, always? "Love yourself" is a powerful mantra that dissolves upon contact, not because it's not meaningful, but because we don't always know what love looks like when it doesn't take the form of something or someone else.
In this cold month of love, isolation and wistfulness are not rarities. But they should be. So, let's take steps together to make Valentine's Day not just a day of love, but an internalization of love.
Write a letter, dear stranger. To yourself. To someone else. To a stranger. Write your story, share your vulnerabilities, lend a hand. Share your wishes and your love; share what you think it means to love yourself.
Here are a few prompts to get started:
In this cold winter weather, what keeps you warm? Beyond objects, are there people, activities, and events that bring you warmth? How?
If self-love was a song, what would it sound like? Is it smooth jazz, improvisation and going with the flow? Is it indie pop, whimsical and emotional with a stable percussive beat? Is it lo-fi hip hop, a complex dance of rhythm and the faint buzzing of electric lines - something elated but just edgy enough to take you by surprise?
What will you do this Valentine's Day, or any day, really, in this cold month of love? How does that compare with what you want to do? Has this changed over the years?
If you're writing to someone else, don't forget to share your reflections with them. If it's eating dumplings with family on Lunar New Year that brings you warmth, what do you want the reader to know? If self-love is 70s funk, how would you share your understanding of "love yourself" now with someone else? If you're treating yourself to a nice dinner on V-Day, what do you want the reader to not be afraid to do? Anything outside of these prompts is fair game - this is your letter, after all. As you start writing, don't be afraid to detour. Let your writing guide you. Where do your thoughts lead, and how does that feel? If you're at a loss, check out some sample letters by Letters to Strangers here.
Love shouldn't be a lonely thing, but when cold is relentless and the magic feels like someone else, it often is lonely. I want your words, your thoughts, and your letter to remind you that you are vibrant. Incredibly interesting. Strong in the subtlest of ways -- an exquisitely-defined human being who is deeply loved, not least by yourself, whatever that means for you. And I want you to share those thoughts and that love with others, even strangers.
2/14 is coming up. I can already taste the magic.
P.S. We partnered with Egg Press to giveaway some letterpress cards on our Instagram. Visit Letters To Strangers on Instagram and enter for a chance to win by 2/10.
About Diana: Diana Chao is the Founder & Executive Director of Letters to Strangers (L2S), a global youth-run nonprofit seeking to de-stigmatize mental illness and increase access to affordable quality treatment through anonymous letter-writing exchanges, education, and advocacy. Join the youth mental health movement and get involved by starting a chapter today!


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- Fluid-rock interaction (2)
- Amphibole geothermobarometry (1)
- Arc magmatism (1)
- Boron isotopes (1)
- Cerro Machin Volcano (1)
- Coastal Cordillera (Chile) (1)
- Colombian Andes (1)
- Dehydration (1)
- Element mobility (1)
- Forearc dewatering (1)
Combined thermodynamic-geochemical modeling in metamorphic geology: Boron as tracer of fluid-rock interaction (2014)
Quantitative geochemical modeling is today applied in a variety of geological environments from the petrogenesis of igneous rocks to radioactive waste disposal. In addition, the development of thermodynamic databases and computer programs to calculate equilibrium phase diagrams has greatly advanced our ability to model geodynamic processes. Combined with experimental data on elemental partitioning and isotopic fractionation, thermodynamic forward modeling unfolds enormous capacities that are far from exhausted. In metamorphic petrology the combination of thermodynamic and trace element forward modeling can be used to study and to quantify processes at spatial scales from mu m to km. The thermodynamic forward models utilize Gibbs energy minimization to quantify mineralogical changes along a reaction path of a chemically open fluid/rock system. These results are combined with mass balanced trace element calculations to determine the trace element distribution between rock and melt/fluid during the metamorphic evolution. Thus, effects of mineral reactions, fluid-rock interaction and element transport in metamorphic rocks on the trace element and isotopic composition of minerals, rocks and percolating fluids or melts can be predicted. Here we illustrate the capacities of combined thermodynamic-geochemical modeling based on two examples relevant to mass transfer during metamorphism. The first example focuses on fluid-rock interaction in and around a blueschist-facies shear zone in felsic gneisses, where fluid-induced mineral reactions and their effects on boron (B) concentrations and isotopic compositions in white mica are modeled. In the second example, fluid release from a subducted slab, the associated transport of B as well as variations in B concentrations and isotopic compositions in liberated fluids and residual rocks are modeled. We compare the modeled results of both examples to geochemical data of natural minerals and rocks and demonstrate that the combination of thermodynamic and geochemical models enables quantification of metamorphic processes and insights into element cycling that would have been unattainable if only one model approach was chosen. (C) 2014 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Introduction to the special issue on SFB 574 "Volatiles and fluids in subduction zones: climate feedback and trigger mechanisms for natural disasters" (2014)
After more than a decade of multidisciplinary studies of the Central American subduction zone mainly in the framework of two large research programmes, the US MARGINS program and the German Collaborative Research Center SFB 574, we here review and interpret the data pertinent to quantify the cycling of mineral-bound volatiles (H2O, CO2, Cl, S) through this subduction system. For input-flux calculations, we divide the Middle America Trench into four segments differing in convergence rate and slab lithological profiles, use the latest evidence for mantle serpentinization of the Cocos slab approaching the trench, and for the first time explicitly include subduction erosion of forearc basement. Resulting input fluxes are 40-62 (53) Tg/Ma/m H2O, 7.8-11.4 (9.3) Tg/Ma/m CO2, 1.3-1.9 (1.6) Tg/Ma/m Cl, and 1.3-2.1 (1.6) Tg/Ma/m S (bracketed are mean values for entire trench length). Output by cold seeps on the forearc amounts to 0.625-1.25 Tg/Ma/m H2O partly derived from the slab sediments as determined by geochemical analyses of fluids and carbonates. The major volatile output occurs at the Central American volcanic arc that is divided into ten arc segments by dextral strike-slip tectonics. Based on volcanic edifice and widespread tephra volumes as well as calculated parental magma masses needed to form observed evolved compositions, we determine long-term (10(5) years) average magma and K2O fluxes for each of the ten segments as 32-242 (106) Tg/Ma/m magma and 0.28-2.91 (1.38) Tg/Ma/m K2O (bracketed are mean values for entire Central American volcanic arc length). Volatile/K2O concentration ratios derived from melt inclusion analyses and petrologic modelling then allow to calculate volatile fluxes as 1.02-14.3 (6.2) Tg/Ma/m H2O, 0.02-0.45 (0.17) Tg/Ma/m CO2, and 0.07-0.34 (0.22) Tg/Ma/m Cl. The same approach yields long-term sulfur fluxes of 0.12-1.08 (0.54) Tg/Ma/m while present-day open-vent SO2-flux monitoring yields 0.06-2.37 (0.83) Tg/Ma/m S. Input-output comparisons show that the arc water fluxes only account for up to 40 % of the input even if we include an "invisible" plutonic component constrained by crustal growth. With 20-30 % of the H2O input transferred into the deeper mantle as suggested by petrologic modeling, there remains a deficiency of, say, 30-40 % in the water budget. At least some of this water is transferred into two upper-plate regions of low seismic velocity and electrical resistivity whose sizes vary along arc: one region widely envelopes the melt ascent paths from slab top to arc and the other extends obliquely from the slab below the forearc to below the arc. Whether these reservoirs are transient or steady remains unknown.
Retrograde metasomatic effects on phase assemblages in an interlayered blueschist-greenschist sequence (Coastal Cordillera, Chile) (2015)
Interlayered blueschists and greenschists of the Coastal Cordillera (Chile) are part of a Late Palaeozoic accretionary complex. They represent metavolcanic rocks with oceanic affinities based on predominantly 01B-type REE patterns and immobile trace element ratios. Both rock types have similar mineralogies, albeit with different mineral modal abundances. Amphibole is the major mafic mineral and varies compositionally from glaucophane to actinolite. The presence of glaucophane relicts as cores in zoned amphiboles in both blueschists and greenschists is evidence for a pervasive high-pressure metamorphic stage, indicating that tectonic juxtaposition is an unlikely explanation for the cm-dm scale interlayering. During exhumation, a retrograde greenschist-facies overprint stabilized chlorite + albite + winchitic/actinolitic amphibole + phengitic white mica +/- epidote +/- K-feldspar at 0.4 +/- 0.1 GPa. Geochemical variability can be partly ascribed to primary magmatic and partly to secondary metasomatic processes that occurred under greenschist-facies conditions. Isocon diagrams of several adjacent blueschist-greenschist pairs with similar protolith geochemistry were used to evaluate metasomatic changes due to retrograde fluid-rock interaction. The most important geochemical changes are depletion of Si and Na and addition of water in the greenschists compared to the blueschists. Transition metals and LILE are mobilized to varying degrees. The unsystematic deviations from magmatic fractionation trends suggest open system conditions and influx of an external fluid. Pseudosection and water isopleth calculations show that the rocks were dehydrating during most of their exhumation history and remained at water-saturated conditions. The mineralogical changes, in particular breakdown of blue amphibole and replacement by chlorite, albite and calcic/sodic-calcic amphibole, are the prime cause for the distinct coloring. Pseudo-binary phase diagrams were used as a means to link bulk rock geochemical variability to modal and chemical changes in the mineralogy. The geochemical changes induced by fluid-rock interaction are important in two ways: First, the bulk rock chemistry is altered, leading to the stabilization of higher modal proportions of chlorite in the greenschists. Second, the retrograde overprint is a selective, layer-parallel fluid infiltration process, causing more intense greenschist-facies recrystallization in greenschist layers and therefore preferential preservation of blue amphibole in blueschist layers. Hence, the distinct colors were acquired by a combination of compositional variability, both primary magmatic and secondary metasomatic, and the different intensity of retrograde fluid infiltration. (C) 2014 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Effects of fluid-rock interaction on Ar-40/Ar-39 geochronology in high-pressure rocks (Sesia-Lanzo Zone, Western Alps) (2014)
In situ UV laser spot Ar-40/Ar-39 analyses of distinct phengite types in eclogite-facies rocks from the Sesia-Lanzo Zone (Western Alps, Italy) were combined with SIMS boron isotope analyses as well as boron (B) and lithium (Li) concentration data to link geochronological information with constraints on fluid-rock interaction. In weakly deformed samples, apparent Ar-40/Ar-39 ages of phengite cores span a range of similar to 20 Ma, but inverse isochrons define two distinct main high-pressure (HP) phengite core crystallization periods of 88-82 and 77-74 Ma, respectively. The younger cores have on average lower B contents (similar to 36 mu g/g) than the older ones (similar to 43-48 mu g/g), suggesting that loss of B and resetting of the Ar isotopic system were related. Phengite cores have variable delta B-11 values (-18 parts per thousand to -10 parts per thousand), indicating the lack of km scale B homogenization during HP crystallization. Overprinted phengite rims in the weakly deformed samples generally yield younger apparent Ar-40/Ar-39 ages than the respective cores. They also show variable effects of heterogeneous excess 40 Ar incorporation and Ar loss. One acceptable inverse isochron age of 77.1 +/- 1.1 Ma for rims surrounding older cores (82.6 +/- 0.6 Ma) overlaps with the second period of core crystallization. Compared to the phengite cores, all rims have lower B and Li abundances but similar delta B-11 values (-15 parts per thousand to -9 parts per thousand), reflecting internal redistribution of B and Li and internal fluid buffering of the B isotopic composition during rim growth. The combined observation of younger Ar-40/Ar-39 ages and boron loss, yielding comparable values of both parameters only in cores and rims of different samples, is best explained by a selective metasomatic overprint. In low permeability samples, this overprint caused recrystallization of phengite rims, whereas higher permeability in other samples led to complete recrystallization of phengite grains. Strongly deformed samples from a several km long, blueschist-facies shear zone contain mylonitic phengite that forms a tightly clustered group of relatively young apparent Ar-40/Ar-39 ages (64.7-68.8 Ma), yielding an inverse isochron age of 65.0 +/- 3.0 Ma. Almost complete B and Li removal in mylonitic phengite is due to leaching into a fluid. The B isotopic composition is significantly heavier than in phengites from the weakly deformed samples, indicating an external control by a high-delta B-11 fluid (delta B-11 = + 7 +/- 4 parts per thousand). We interpret this result as reflecting phengite recrystallization related to deformation and associated fluid flow in the shear zone. This event also caused partial resetting of the Ar isotope system and further B loss in more permeable rocks of the adjacent unit. We conclude that geochemical evidence for pervasive or limited fluid flow is crucial for the interpretation of Ar-40/Ar-39 data in partially metasomatized rocks.
Crystallization conditions and petrogenesis of the lava dome from the similar to 900 years BP eruption of Cerro Machin Volcano, Colombia (2013)
The last known eruption at Cerro Machin Volcano (CMV) in the Central Cordillera of Colombia occurred 900 years BP and ended with the formation of a dacitic lava dome. The dome rocks contain both normally and reversely zoned plagioclase (An(24-54)), unzoned and reversely zoned amphiboles of dominantly tschermakite and pargasite/magnesio-hastingsite composition and olivine xenocrysts (Fo = 85-88) with amphibole/clinopyroxene overgrowth, all suggesting interaction with mafic magma at depth. Plagioclase additionally exhibits complex oscillatory zoning patterns reflecting repeated replenishment, fractionation and changes in intrinsic conditions in the magma reservoir. Unzoned amphiboles and cores of the reversely zoned amphiboles give identical crystallization conditions of 910 +/- 30 degrees C and 360 +/- 70 MPa, corresponding to a depth of about 13 +/- 2 km, at moderately oxidized conditions (f(O2) = +0.5 +/- 0.2 Delta NNO). The water content in the melt, calculated based on amphibole chemistry, is 7.1 +/- 0.4 wt.%. Rims of the reversely zoned amphiboles are relatively enriched in MgO and yield higher crystallization temperatures (T = 970 +/- 25 degrees C), slightly lower melt H2O contents (6.1 +/- 0.7 wt.%) and overlapping pressures (410 +/- 100 MPa). We suggest that these rims crystallized following an influx of mafic melt into a resident magma reservoir at mid-crustal depths, further supported by the occurrence of xenocrystic olivine. Crystallization of biotite, albite-rich plagioclase and quartz occurred at comparatively low temperatures (probably <800 degrees C) during early stages of ascent or storage at shallower levels. Based on amphibole mineral chemistry, the felsic resident melt had a rhyolitic composition (71 +/- 2 wt.% SiO2), whereas the hybrid magma, from which the amphibole rims crystallized, was dacitic (64 +/- 3 wt.% SiO2). The bulk rock chemistry of the CMV lava dome dacites is homogenous. They have elevated (La/Nb)(N) ratios of 3.8-4.5, typical for convergent margin magmas, and display several geochemical characteristics, of adakites. Both Sr and Nd isotope compositions (Sr-87/Sr-86 similar to 0.70497, Nd-143/Nd-144 similar to 0.51267) are among the most radiogenic observed for the Northern Volcanic Zone of the Andes. They are distinct from oceanic crust that has been subducted in the region, pointing to a continental crustal control on the isotope composition and hence the adakitic signature, possibly in a crustal "hot zone".


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