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Here's how RW members rated this race (692 votes).
In short: a race that will grow and growDate of review: October 9, 2012
In short: Fabulous crowds, beautiful scenery, flawless organisationDate of review: October 9, 2012
In short: This was my first marathon in 2011 and came back to it this year. It far outstretches the experience of other marathons I have done in-between (albeit not many) highly recommend this oneDate of review: October 9, 2012
In short: Excellent well organised venue in a perfect settingDate of review: October 9, 2012
In short: A flat, face race in one of the country's most beautiful and historic cities.Date of review: October 9, 2012
In short: PB by 10 minutes - it must have been good!In full: Well organised, great support all the way by marshalls, waterstop attendants and bystanders. Well stocked and frequent hydration/energy points along the way. Long sleeved tech T shirt will be much used over winter. A few more 'undulations' than I was expecting!Date of review: October 8, 2012
In short: Perfect organisation, scenery, and weather. - Hilliest "Flat Course" I've done but still a PB.Date of review: October 8, 2012
In short: Scenic, flattish, clumps of local support, well organisedIn full: I enjoyed this marathon, well organised,great set up at base, fab setting and chance to run fast. Felt it lacked the atmosphere of Edinburgh earlier in year - more serious with fewer costumes, fewer supporters along route and a lot less chat. Running stalls in tented village had some fab kit bargains on trainers and clothes tho!Date of review: October 8, 2012
In full: Almost perfect race. The only thing I can complain about is the cold water in the showers. And one more message for organizers - please don't claim something what is not truth in front of 3000 people - Chester marathon is not the only marathon in the world run in two countries.I will definitelly recommend this race to all runners from beginners to PB-improvers.Oh, and special thanks to all the marshals round the course. Date of review: October 8, 2012
In short: Swore it would be my first and last, I may change my mindIn full: This was my first marathon, I swore beforehand it would also be my last. I entered it for the challenge of the distance, to say that I had done it. I loved it. It hurt, as any run over this distance would, but I loved it. Scenery was nice, not many hills, nice rolling landscapes. Not many spectators over the race, but when they were there they were brilliant! The finish was fantastic, lots of spectators here cheering you on and lots of finishers cheering you too! It had that personal feel to it and crossing the line was just brilliant. If I was going to do another, this would be it.Date of review: October 8, 2012
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Not sure what to do with quinoa? Here's two great recipes
Posted by James Sechrengost on 11/04 at 10:59 AM
A friend introduced me to this grain and I was curious as to what kind of recipes I could come up with. He loves quinoa but how many times can you eat the same thing the same way. I sat down and came up with a few. The first is a version of rice pudding using quinoa. The second is a good vegetarian version of tacos.
Quinoa Pudding
½ cup raisins
½ cup dark rum
2 cups quinoa, rinsed, well drained
2 cups whole milk
1 1/3 cups whipping/heavy cream
1 1/3 cups sugar
½ teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
¼ teaspoon ground nutmeg
3 large egg yolks
½ teaspoon vanilla
- Combine raisins and rum in pot. Bring to low boil. Remove from heat. Set aside to plump. Omit rum raisins and use regular ones soaked in water if preferred.
- Cook quinoa in large pot of boiling water until tender. Drain well.
- Combine quinoa, milk, cream, sugar, salt, cinnamon, and nutmeg in heavy large saucepan over medium heat.
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- Reduce heat to low.
- Cook until most of liquid evaporates and mixture is thick, stirring frequently, about 15 minutes.
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- Return mixture to saucepan.
- Add raisins and rum and continue stirring until mixture is thick (do not boil).
- Transfer pudding to large glass bowl.
- Refrigerate until cool.
Quinoa Tacos
1 c. cooked quinoa (Cook in vegetable stock for more flavor)
2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
2 teaspoons green chilies, diced
2 teaspoons thinly chopped fresh cilantro
¼ of an onion, diced
1 teaspoon smoked paprika
1-1 ½ teaspoons cumin (depending on your taste preference)
½ teaspoon ground ancho chili pepper (crushed red pepper can be used if you don't have the ancho)
1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
dash of salt to season
6 tacos shells, either crunchy or soft
Favorite taco toppings
- In a skillet, sauté the onion and chilies with oil for about 3-5 minutes. Put chilies in after sautéing the onion if using canned chilies.
- Add cumin, paprika, ancho chili pepper, cayenne, and salt. Mix in quinoa and cook another minute.
- Stir in cilantro last.
- Serve with favorite taco toppings.
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While the offensive line could be decimated by free agency, Falcons running back Jason Snelling may also be a hot commodity in free agency.
With just four years needed to reach unrestricted status, Snelling would be free to negotiation with all 32 teams if that proposal is ratified in a new collective bargaining agreement.
Snelling has served as Michael Turner's main backup for the last two seasons. Snelling talked with Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk on Wednesday and left the door open for a possible return to the Falcons.
"I'm going to talk to the Falcons," Snelling said. "They are the team that drafted me. I love the organization. I love my teammates and my staff. But I have to explore my options. But they'll definitely be on the top of the list."
Ironically, Turner was a backup in San Diego for four years before he signed with the Falcons as a free agent.
Snelling was a seventh round pick in 2007 and he's out-performed his draft status. Some teams, as Florio points out in the interview, could view him as a No. 1 back or a No. 1 back in a rotation.
Snelling has made just three starts, but has played in 51 games over four seasons. He's rushed for 1,042 yards on 257 carries (4.1 yards per carry) and scored seven rushing touchdowns.
Snelling has also caught 82 passes for 651 yards and four touchdowns. Last season, he was the team's third-leading receiver behind Roddy White and Tony Gonzalez, with 44 catches for 303 yards and three touchdowns.
He is valuable for the Falcons because in addition to backing up Turner, he backs up Ovie Mughelli at fullback and is a special teamer.
The Falcons did draft running back Jacquizz Rodgers in the fifth round of the 2011 draft and could wait to see if Norwood recovers from knee surgery. They also have Antone Smith and Gartrell Johnson on the roster.
When Snelling's agent is shopping his services to teams, he can point to last season's game against Arizona. Snelling ran for 129 yards on 24 carries and scored two touchdowns in the 41-7 rout of the Cardinals. He also caught five passes for 57 yards, including a touchdown reception.
In the 2009 season finale against Tampa Bay, he rushed for 147 yards on 25 carries to help the Falcons earn their second consecutive winning season for the first time in franchise history.
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June 22nd, 2011
3:52 pm
Re-signing Snelling should be a top priority. We need him.
June 22nd, 2011
3:52 pm
I sure would hate to see Snelling go. Hopefully, things will get worked out with him and the Falcons. He is a good player and a team player. Falcons need him.
June 22nd, 2011
3:55 pm
Hey DOB is there any news on the labor front that gives cause to think that an agreement will be reached within next week?
June 22nd, 2011
3:59 pm
Snelling also can run between the tackles which Turner can't, need to keep him and either make Norwood a slot receiver or let him go to somebody else that will, Quizz will fill the change of pace roll and he doesn't have the toothpick leggs that Norwood has which is why he doesn't need to be trying to break the line but be catching the ball beyond it
June 22nd, 2011
4:15 pm
ErnisT lol @ Turner cant run between the tackles , smh
June 22nd, 2011
4:27 pm
Would love to have Snelling back but it is a matter of $. If someone wants to pay him as a #1 back, we can't match it. Turner is our first option (thunder) with Jacquizz being the lightning. We can only pay him backup $. Our priorities are to sign our lineman especially the guards. We also need a DE to go opposite Abe.
June 22nd, 2011
4:29 pm
If it comes down to resigning a lineman or Snelling – they better resign the lineman.
We could have a hall of fame backfield, but they (and Ryan) are in big trouble with a patchword line.
Turner is fine, Quizz will be a great change of pace that can catch the ball.
June 22nd, 2011
4:35 pm
G. Fred,
We need help on BOTH lines! We keep signing these pretty players but without a strong foundation (OL & DL Lines) the pretty house will crumble to the ground–as we saw against Green Bay!
June 22nd, 2011
4:57 pm
I hope we keep Snelling, I like him as a player and a person. But if we can't I say good luck to him he has earned his chance to be the #1 back
June 22nd, 2011
5:07 pm
Talk to Clabo, Blalock, and a DE first. Then talk to Snelling, Matt Bryant and Nicholas. I would be happy if we make these 6 signings whenever FA opens up.
June 22nd, 2011
5:31 pm
I love Snelling, but if he wants Mike Turner money then he can go elsewhere. I'll ride with Turner and Quizz
June 22nd, 2011
6:22 pm
Snelling will never get those yards if he is the main back. Teams don't focus on him like they do on Turner. Yes we like him, but there are other 7th round backs in the sea.
June 22nd, 2011
8:47 pm
Agree, make sure you resign the OL first, probably to short term deals, then attempt to resign Snelling. He's not all that valuable, as he doesn't provide much of a change to Turner when placed in the game, we have other backups that use speed.
June 22nd, 2011
9:21 pm
While we need Snelling due to Turner's injury history it's more important to sign a couple of linemen first. For one, its easier to find one backup RB in FA than it is 3-4 OL.
I hope they all try to stay in Atlanta, but I wouldn't blame them if they were to get more PT/Moolah elsewhere.
June 22nd, 2011
9:25 pm
hate to disagree steve but as a saints fan i can tell you it's very hard to get a quality rb in fa during the season. that was our achilles heel last year and we paid for it.
June 22nd, 2011
10:05 pm
Sign the hogs, get a DE that's got a high-octane motor, and fill the middle LB spot with an AJ Hawk clone and we can then worry about signing Snelling….Need I remind you all, Defense Wins Games.
June 22nd, 2011
10:37 pm
Anyone but Gartrell. That guy goes down like he's been shot.
June 22nd, 2011
10:43 pm
Cut him already and get Reggie Bush. He is sorry.
June 22nd, 2011
11:14 pm
Go Falcons!
June 22nd, 2011
11:40 pm
Stop worrying about our OL. TD and Smitty knew this situation was coming and have replacements for all 3 FA OLinemen if it comes to that. If they don't think any one of our potential replacements is ready to take over, they'll resign which ever OLinemen we need.
AS far as a DE is concerned, we just need one that's experienced and consistent, with pass rushing skills. With a yr of experience under CPeters' belt, and a healthy PJerry, along with JBabineaux and VWalker, we'll have an improved interior pass rush.
June 22nd, 2011
11:58 pm
welcome back ken- haven't heard from you in awhile . hope all is well.
June 23rd, 2011
12:14 am
Keep Him
June 23rd, 2011
12:34 am
This is exactly where our G.M. earns his paycheck………he comes from New England, having been tutored by the best in the business……..I'm a Falcon fan, have been through thick and thin [mostly thin] since they played their first game here in Atlanta……………I'm a pretty bright football fan, I played the game, I spend every Saturday and Sunday [Monday's and Thursdays too] watching and studying as many games as I can get away with ………..But I'll be damned if I'm going to act like some football guru that has all the answers, that's what we hired our G.M. to do. I will however add one observation………..make dadgum sure we have a formitable Oline and Dline…….That's where championships are won and lost…………But I'm sure our high dollar G.M. already knows that !……………..GO FALCONS !……………RED
June 23rd, 2011
3:27 am
Snelling and Norwood have played their final down as Falcons. The only chance Snelling has to stay is if he accepts back up $. Turner and Quizz are going to be a great combo. Norwood has no shot at returning unless Quizz gets hurt before he signs elsewhere… Blalock is going back to Dallas (enter Mike Johnson). All we need is to 1. Resign Clabo/Dahl 2. Sign a proven DE (Osi, Charles Johnson or Ray Edwards) 3. SIGN ASOMUGHA!!! Taylor or Cromartie will suffice but come on, let's shoot for the stars. It's Super Bowl or bust right? We have shown this line of thinking with the Julio Jones trade (which I love). The addition of Nnamdi will give us the best group of CB's in the NFL. Grimes will have to accept the Nickel role. Their shouldn't be a pride issue 'cuz NB is really a starting gig nowadays with all the spread 3 & 4 WR sets in today's offenses. These 3 moves will assure us a ticket to the big game. I honestly believe the Offense is rock solid with no weakness except perhaps depth at TE which could be addresses in free agency. As for the Defense: again adding a proven DE and Asomugha is mandatory. Moore and Weatherspoon need to make some big plays. Jerry and Jamaal need to prove they are worthy of their first rd contracts or get lost. DeCoud is my only concern. He needs to be solid at the least. Adding some depth at LB wouldn't hurt either. If the new CBA contains a rookie wage cap, the Falcons should have the cap room to add some big names on the D in free agency.
June 23rd, 2011
8:36 am
If we hadn't traded up to get Julio, we could have kept our picks and drafted Mark Ingram, the Heisman winning RB out of Alabama.
Then this all would be a moot point.
Ah…woulda, coulda, shoulda.
June 23rd, 2011
9:41 am
Not first!!!
I like Snelling but we have greater needs like keeping the O-line and getting a D back.
June 23rd, 2011
9:44 am
Brian – ditto
June 23rd, 2011
10:52 am
I agree with you Ken, I think C. Peters with a year under his belt, a healthy J. Peria, Bab's and Walker, our defensive interior will be solid and that will in turn help out Bierman. Just look at the tapes from last year and we were within an inch of at least another 12+ sacks, several of those from the GB game. Add a little more pressure from the interior and that will take care of not only the sacks but that extra second we gave qb's like Rogers to find and complete passes for first downs.
I also agree with you on TD and Smith seeing this coming with the offensive line. I just hope they can keep enough of them to maintain some sort of continuity. Out of the 3 linemen scheduled to be FA's, Blalock, to me is the most expendable. I think Mike Johnson could fill in for him and not miss a beat. I really like the tandem of Dahl and Clabo on the right side and I really think the opposition doesn't like to see them as well.
June 23rd, 2011
1:53 pm
u balk at paying snelling #1 RB big bucks but you talk about bringing Reggie Bush?….wow…
June 23rd, 2011
3:21 pm
reggie would be able to play at least 9 games…please , take him
June 23rd, 2011
4:03 pm
Snelling is a good back but not good enough to replace Turner. I hope he signs elsewhere so Atlanta would receive a possible 3rd rounder next year if the compensatory picks remain in the CBA. Clabo is good as gone we need those picks to recoup the Julio Jones pick. You do not pay top dollar for a backup running back. It does not make sense financially!!!
June 23rd, 2011
9:48 pm
June 24th, 2011
9:21 am
He is absolutely one of my favorite players on the team. I also appreciate how he fits the "high character" persona of the organization as a whole. He is workmanlike, never complains, and does his job with no unnecessary theatrics. Would love to seem him in a Falcons uniform for the duration. Norwood on the other hand just seeds to be shown the door.
June 24th, 2011
11:23 am
Just keep jason around for few more years!
June 24th, 2011
11:34 am
Fellas, relax – Snelling is a #2 RB – Snelling is a great guy, great player & teammate, he's all about team and that is a good thing! I am sure TD & MS are going to try like hell to keep Snell, "but the bottomline is what it is" — it's all about $$$$$$$$$ what can Snell get/bring & who will come to the table????? Good luck Snell – I for one hope the best for you, thank you for being here and especially the intense play. Hope to see you next season 2011 on the Falcons team, my friend!
Go Falcons
June 25th, 2011
7:34 am
I'd keep Snelling over "Broke Leg Mountain" Norwood…
June 25th, 2011
7:48 am
Big Ray – jus because the guy likes to go fishin' with his buddys, you seem to be aware of something you are not tellin' – what's sup dawg??
June 25th, 2011
11:40 am
Big Ray – so i'm guessen' you are another "chuck n' duck" – quack, quack,,,,,,,,
June 25th, 2011
8:33 pm
I love Snelling, but only at backup money. Quizz will replace Norwood very well. We need to resign Clabo/Dahl first. And a bigtime free agent DE is a MUST. The Oakland CB would be nice as well.
June 26th, 2011
7:03 am
True Falcon Fan ,
No, just making fun of Norwood's injury history, and using a movie title to do so. Beyond that, I know nothing of the guy's "personal preferences."
June 26th, 2011
7:05 am
Big Ray – so i'm guessen' you are another "chuck n' duck" – quack, quack
Why, because I didn't stick around to talk about things for a while?
Big Ray – jus because the guy likes to go fishin' with his buddys, you seem to be aware of something you are not tellin' – what's sup dawg??
Sounds like you know more than I do. I didn't even know he liked to go fishing. Sounds like you want a date. Can't help ya with that…
June 26th, 2011
9:12 am
Big Ray – Good Morning,No i am not into sweetie boy crap! My opinion of Norwood is probably the same as yours – i wish he could stay healthy enough to play out a season. You making fun of Norwood is probably warranted because of his injury status the past two seasons. The guy likes to fish though, he has stated it so during his interviews.
So please excuse me for implying you are a Chuck N' Duck
Go Falcons
June 26th, 2011
9:48 pm
If what this article says is true–that Snelling is seen as a number one back…he is gone.
The Falcons will not pay him that kind of money.
June 27th, 2011
8:44 am
we definetly could use him back he helped alot when it matterd
June 27th, 2011
8:46 am
we can definetly use him again norwood has done his time its snellings time norwood can be uses a reciever
June 27th, 2011
8:55 am
I would love to see Snelling back, but not at the expense of the down line. A dominating line makes all running backs better. Shore up the DL also. That's just this one person's opinion.
June 27th, 2011
5:22 pm
the falcon need to just get in touch with snelling agent and work out the deal. turner leg tired and he look slow all season. turner look like he washed up.
June 27th, 2011
8:06 pm
you scribes ever notice that Turner can't catch a pass to go along with the other things he can't do. Snelling can and can run also inside or out.
June 27th, 2011
11:06 pm
For me there are 4 must resigns:
1. Grimes
3. Blalock
4. Snelling


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Drs. Feit and Hill named in 99 Top Professors in Counseling, Psychology & Therapy – 2013
Idaho State University counseling Professors Stephen Feit and Nicole Hill were named as two of the 2013 top 99 professors in counseling, psychology or therapy by Masters In Counseling.org.
Feit was ranked 72nd and Hill was 77th. Masters In Counseling.org (www.mastersincounseling.org) is an informational tool for students who may want to enroll in an online degree program to obtain a Master of Counseling degree.
"Drs. Stephen Feit and Nicole R. Hill have long been regarded as distinguished leaders in the field of counselor education and in recent years, both Steve and Nicole have served as president of the Association for Counseling Education and Supervision," said Tracy Farnsworth, interim associate dean and director of the ISU Kasiska College of Health Professions. "This recognition of being among 'the best professors working in counseling today' is well deserved and indeed reflective of the national stature of the Idaho State University Department of Counseling."
The full list of professors ranked in the top 99 is available at www.mastersincounseling.org/counseling-profs.html.
Feit, now a professor emeritus, retired from ISU this spring but will continue with the department as an adjunct instructor. He taught at ISU for 38 years. In 2011, he was honored with a Life Time Achievement Award from the Association for Counselor Education and Supervisions.
Since 2009, Hill has served as Interim Chair in the department, Interim Dean of the Graduate School, and is currently Chair of the department. Hill was named the 2011 George E. Hill Distinguished Alumni award winner at Ohio University.
* Article from ISU Headlines, posted June 18, 2013 by Andy Taylor
Dr. Stephen S. Feit Receives National Lifetime Achievement Award
At the annual conference of the Association for Counselor Education and Supervision (ACES) in Nashville, TN this October, Dr. Stephen S. Feit received the Lifetime Achievement Award. He was recognized at the Awards Luncheon with the following commentary: "[Dr. Feit's] legacy extends to those who have been directly impacted by him in a variety of capacities, but also to those individuals who have unknowingly benefited from his work. He is a legendary counselor educator who has trained and inspired many of our current leaders. He has dedicated his life to the counseling profession." This award is especially meaningful because it was bestowed upon him by ACES which is the professional association that Dr. Feit believes most reflects his professional identity and engagement across the last 38 years. Serving as ACES President continues to be one of his treasured professional accomplishments. The Department of Counseling faculty, staff, students, and alumni are delighted that Dr. Feit was recognized for his professional contributions through the ACES Lifetime Achievement Award.
Congratulations Dr. Nicole R. Hill
The Department of Counseling is proud and pleased to announce that Dr. Nicole R. Hill has been named president-elect of the Association for Counselor Education and Supervision.
Dr. Nicole R. Hill was also recently named the 2011 George E. Hill Distinguished Alumni award winner at Ohio University. She will be honored at a recognition ceremony at the ACA conference in New Orleans, LA in March, 2011.
Supervisor of the Year Awards, 2009-2010
The Department of Counseling is delighted to announce our ISU Supervisors of the Year. Receiving this recognition from ISU-Meridian is MARZENA ZAJDA, M.Coun. from About Balance Mental Health, LLC in Boise, Idaho. HILLARY LOCKE, Psy.D. from Idaho State University's Counseling and Testing Center, is the ISU-Pocatello Supervisor of the Year. Please join us in congratulating them for their commitment to nurturing the counselors of tomorrow in such a holistic an empowering manner. The Department of Counseling's annual recognition of Supervisor of the Year is a student driven process. 1/2011
Congratulations Nancy Byron
A painting by Nancy Byron of a white dove symbolizing peace with the Idaho State University logo in the background is the winning entry in Idaho State University's annual President's Holiday Greeting Card Contest.
Nancy, a graduate student in the ISU-Meridian Master of Counseling program, has won a $1,000 prize for her design. "When I got the email saying I'd won, I actually screamed. I was pretty excited," said Byron. Her design also incorporates vibrant color and abstract images to celebrate religious diversity. "I wanted to focus on the world view of the holiday, peace, togetherness and helping each other," she said. "To me, the holidays are not a celebration of gifts, but a celebration of the goodness of people," Byron said.
Byron graduated from San Diego State University with a bachelor's degree in graphic design. For 25 years she ran her own graphic design company--splitting time between a client base in California and her home in Boise. She intends to use art in her counseling practice--as a tool to help people express feelings of inner turmoil. "I always wanted to go into counseling, but didn't want to let go of art. I think I've found a perfect marriage of the two disciplines," she said.
Asked what prompted her to enter the design contest, she said, "I read about it on the Bengal Web. I had so much homework to do, but I thought I have to do this...so I got out a canvas and started painting. It's really helped me feel more a part of the school," she said.
Transcribed from ISU Headlines, 11/2/2010 www2.isu.edu/headlines
Congratulations Dr. Virginia Allen
Dr. Virginia Allen was presented the Outstanding Mentor Award at the Idaho School Counselor Association State Conference, October 6-8, 2010, in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
Congratulations Dr. Linwood G. Vereen
The Idaho Victims Assistance Academy in Boise, Idaho honored Dr. Vereen with the 2010 Outstanding Faculty Award for the third year in a row. Dr. Vereen also received this award in 2008 and 2009.
Department of Counseling s Programs Ranked 13th in the Nation by U.S. News and World Report
Every year, U.S. News and World Report analyzes undergraduate and graduate programs across the nation in a variety of disciplines. After analyzing over 12,000 graduate programs, U.S. News and World Report ranked Idaho State Universitys Department of Counseling as 13th in the nation within the education discipline. Rankings are computed based on faculty resources, peer assessment scores, student-faculty ratio, and faculty research productivity. To be considered for the specialty ranking that the Department of Counseling received, a program must be nominated by education school deans. This is our first time to be ranked by U.S. News and World Report, and we are very excited about it. For more information, please reference http://grad-schools.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-graduate-schools/top-education-schools
Lifetime Achievement Award Presented to Dr. Stephen S. Feit
Dr. Stephen S. Feit was presented with the Lifetime Achievement Award at the annual Idaho Counseling Association Conference, January, 2010. The following is quoted from the 2010 ICA Conference Program. "Dr. Feit has been a counselor educator across the last 36 years with 35 of those being at Idaho State University. He recently has been serving as Interim Dean of the Kasiska College of Health Professions, a demanding and challenging role given the economic and political realities of higher education in Idaho. He has been actively involved at the state level by serving as Chair and Member of the Idaho Licensing Board, ICA President twice, IACES President, and IACES Treasurer for the past 18 years. His service and leadership to the profession is also evident at the regional level in that he served as President of Rocky Mountain ACES. On the national level, he has served as President of ACES, Chair and Member of the ACA Ethics Committee, Member of ACA's Long Range Planning Committee, and Chair of the ACES National Convention Planning Committee. His commitment to educating emerging counselors manifests not only in the mentoring he has provided to over a thousand master's and doctoral students but also in his ongoing involvement in the Council for the Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP). He is currently serving on the CACREP Board which is a culmination of his role as a site team member and chair on over 12 accreditation site visits. Dr. Feit has worked tirelessly to champion counselor identity and training across his illustrious career."
Supervisor of the Year Awards, 2008-2009
The Department of Counseling is delighted to announce our ISU Supervisors of the Year. Receiving this recognition from ISU-Meridian is KARLA WEST from the Boise State University Counseling Center. PATTY BOLINGER from School District 381, William Thomas Middle School, is the ISU-Pocatello Supervisor of the Year. Please join us in congratulating them for their commitment to nurturing the counselors of tomorrow in such a holistic an empowering manner. The Department of Counseling's annual recognition of Supervisor of the Year is a student driven process. 1/2010
Congratulations Dr. Donald L. Paulson
Dr. Paulson received the "Lifetime Achievement Award" from the Association of University and College Counseling Center Directors at their annual conference in October, 2009.
Accreditation Annoucement, Nicole R. Hill, Ph.D., Interim Chair
It is my pleasure to announce that the Department of Counseling has been granted accreditation for the next 8 years from the Council for the Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP). All of our masters programs (Marital, Couple, and Family Counseling; Mental Health Counseling; School Counseling; and, Student Affairs/College Counseling) and our doctoral program received the eight year accreditation status.
As many of you know, the accreditation process is multifaceted, challenging, and complex. Our self study thoroughly addressing approximately 330 standards was completed in fall of 2008, and then we had a four member site team visit our campus and department in May 2009. During the site visit, we relied on the involvement and feedback of our current and former students, site supervisors, and university administrators. We are appreciative of each of you who participated in an accreditation meeting because it is an important and valuable part of the process.
We look forward to celebrating our accreditation until 2017 and continuing to identify ways to build upon our successes.
Dr. Stephen S. Feit has been asked to serve as interim dean of the Kasiska College of Health Professions for academic year 2009-2010.
Dr. Nicole R. Hill will serve as interim chair of the Department of Counseling during academic year 2009-2010.
Faculty Receive Awards:
- Dr. Nicole R. Hill received the "ACES Outstanding Publication in Counselor Education and Supervision" award.
- Dr. David M. Kleist received "Outstanding Leadership" award from IAMFC.
Comprehensive Examinations, Oral Examinations, and Ph.D. Dissertation Defense:
All Master of Counseling students passed the Center for Credentialing & Education, Inc. Counselor Preparation Comprehensive Examination and four Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Counseling passed their written comprehensive exams.
Congratulations to our 2009 Graduates:
- Four students received their Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision and have accepted positions in higher education.
- One student received an Ed.S. degree in Counseling
Twenty-one students received their Master of Counseling degree.
Suicide Prevention Hotline Grant
Idaho State University's Institute of Rural Health and Department of Counseling have received a state grant to start a Suicide Prevention Hotline for Idaho, which has one of the highest suicide rates in the country. "We will call upon our master's and doctoral students at the Pocatello and Boise campuses, as well as community volunteers, to work as operators for the hotline," said Counseling Department Chairman Steve Feit, Ed.D. "We will be preparing a special curriculum to train them as crisis operators and faculty will supervise operations in the second year." For more information and quotes see http://www.isu.edu/headlines or contact Ann Kirkwood, 208 373-1767 or Steve Feit in Pocatello, 208 282-3156. 9/22/08
Brooks Bastian Hanks - Kasiska College of Health Professions Student Leadership Award Winner
Congratulations to Brooks for receiving the Student Leadership Award. Three students were selected to receive this award: Brooks from Counseling, Josh Woolstenhulme from Physical Therapy, and Benjamin Hazlett from CSED. These three students along with Dr. Kujawa, an alumnus from the Communication Sciences Department and KCHP's 2008 Pofessional Achievement awardee will be honored at the Professional Achievement Reception on Friday, May 9, 2008, 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. in the Rutgers Promenade of the Stephens Performing Art Center.
Counseling Program Takes National Honor
For the third time since 1985, the Idaho State University Department of Counseling has won the Robert Frank Outstanding Counselor Education Program Award.
The counseling program was selected from sixteen university programs nominated from throughout the country. ISU was selected by the Association for Counselor Education and Supervision, a division of the American Counseling Association. Counseling faculty and staff were formally honored March 29 at the ACA annual convention in Honolulu, Hawaii.
The annual award is named in memory of University of Northern Iowa Professor Robert Frank for his outstanding contributions to the field of counselor education. The honor recognizes innovations in education, supervision and clinical work. The ISU program was specifically cited for its mentoring of students, particularly at the doctoral level.
"It is often difficult for small universities to receive national recognition. We are thrilled to receive this prestigious national honor," said Department of Counseling Chair Steve Feit.
Carrie Alexander-Albritton: 2008 Outstanding Graduate Student Achievement Award Winner
Congratulations to Carrie, a candidate in the Department of Counseling to complete her Ph.D. in counselor education and counseling this spring. She specializes in mental health conseling with an emphasis in two core areas: research and program evaluation and human growth and development. She is a Nationally Certified Counselor and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Idaho, and is also a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor in the sate of Illinois. Her research interests include women and parenting in higher education, mentoring, wellness and substance abuse. She has recently accepted a position as assistant professor at Western Illinois University in Moline, Illinois.
Dr. Jim Schmidt Receives Award
Jim Schmidt, Ph.D., who teaches in the graduate counseling program at ISU-Boise, has received a Lifetime Achievement Award for his service to the Boise School District. He was honored at a breakfast February 15, 2008 celebrating National Career and Technical Education Week. Schmidt was supervisor of the Boise School District's professional-technical education program for more than a decade. Before that, he supervised the district's guidance counselors, nurses and health workers. He received his doctorate in counselor education from Idaho State University in 1986. 2/19/08
Congratulations Dr. Stephen Feit
Dr. Steve Feit, Professor and Chair of the Department of Counseling, has been named to the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP) Board of Directors effective July, 2008. CACREP is the national accrediting body for all master's and doctoral programs in Counseling and Counselor Education. Dr. Feit's responsibilities will include: 1) attending Board meetings, 2) serving as an initial reviewer of self-study applications to determine a program's readiness for an on-site visit; 3) serving as a subcommittee member to review program materials for accreditation decisions, and 4) serving as a member on one of the Board's four standing committees. The Department of Counseling is honored to have one of its faculty members serving in such a professional and meaningful capacity for the next five years. 2/13/08
Alumni Scholarship News
Current Master of Counseling students volunteered for the Connection ISU Phonathon during February, 2008 and to date have received monies pledged for the Alumni Scholarship Fund (established 2006) from Jill Kunz, Tressa Seydel, Harold and Enid Davis, Roger Owen Hooban, Shirley Goodyear, Deborah and Wesley Van Vooren, Wynn Hill, Dr. Steve Feit, Robert and Carol Schreiber, Brooks Bastian Hanks, Mary Spinner, Sonia Taylor, Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Henkel-Johnson, Les Purse and Jane Sherman, Dr. Nicole Hill and Dr. Teah Moore.
Pledge donations will be awarded to students for Academic Year 2008-2009 by the Department of Counseling Scholarship Committee.
Alumni are very important to us. Your generosity is overwhelming! Keep in contact with the Department regarding your current address information and employment. It would also be nice to receive news about you that you would like to share with other alumni which, with permission, can be posted to our Alumni News page.
Department of Counseling's New Location
The Department moved to new space on the 7th floor (top floor of picture)of Garrison House February/March, 2004. The new space is wonderful. Stop by for a visit.
Garrison House was formerly university housing for students, but has been remodeled and converted into office space. Other departments located in this building include Department of Physical and Occupational Therapy, Department of Psychology and the Psychology Clinic, the College of Education's Intermountain Center for Education Effectiveness, ROTC (Army) Department of Military Science, Biology, Human Resource Training and Development, and the student dining hall. (10/05)


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Early Top 30
That`s John Tavares in the Knights uniform and Taylor Hall just over a year ago (OHL Skills competition). This photo shows us just how much size and strength can change a player in one calendar year.
In late June of last year I did a top 30 list and last month I ran a Desjardins NHLE for some of the top ranked shooters and defenders.
Since we are focused heavily on the draft this year, I thought it might be a good idea to do a top 30 earlier. My final list will still appear draft week, but this is one fan's look (with a big hello from our friend math) at the top 30 players for the 2010 entry draft.
I also think it is a good idea because Redline is nearing their final stages which really helps get a feel for each draft. The latest installment is here. Woolief's item on Granlund moved him up on my list (from 5 to 4).
A couple of final notes: this is a fan blog, I haven't seen many of these kids and have zero idea what a scout looks for in terms of projection. I have a good knowledge of draft history and do know that performance at age 17 is an monumental "tell" for these kids. Desjardins NHLE has a major impact on my list and there are bias problems (the Finns get a free ride and I do favor the Canadian junior leagues) but hopefully it'll be fun. Please add your comments, that's what makes the blog go.
- L Taylor Hall: Franchise player. The next Stamkos?
- C Tyler Seguin: Franchise player. The next Toews?
- D Brandon Gormley: The most complete D in the draft.
- C Mikael Granlund: The next Saku Koivu. Smart player.
- D Cam Fowler: Exceptional puck mover.
- C Ryan Johansen: Enormous damage at even-strength.
- C Austin Watson: 2-way player underrated.
- R Vladimir Tarasenko: Terrific offensive talent.
- R Jeff Skinner: Talented scorer.
- R Nino Niederreiter: Best PF in this year's draft.
- D Erik Gudbranson: Big, tough D plays a smart game.
- C Quinton Howden: Big C with a wide range of skills.
- R Emerson Etem: A good skater with size and skill.
- R Brett Connolly: Outstanding skills, hip a big concern.
- D Dylan McIlrath: Big, tough, physical. Shutdown D.
- C Tyler Tiffoli: Skill player posted good numbers.
- C Charlie Coyle: Size/speed/skill.
- D Derek Forbort: Scouts confirm a complete skill set.
- L Brad Ross: Big strong grinder with some skill.
- L Nick Bjugstad: Big PF, more an Eastern conference F.
- C Alex Burmistrov: Skilled Russian, brilliant with the puck.
- G Jack Campbell: He'll go higher than this.
- C Jaden Schwartz: A wide range of skills.
- L John McFarland: Skill winger with excellent speed.
- C Tyler Pitlick: Already developing as a 2-way C.
- C Brock Nelson: Minnesota high school power-forward.
- C Evgeny Kuznetsov: Playmaking Russian.
- G Calvin Pickard: Big improvement year over year.
- L Kirill Kabanov: Lanky scorer, off-ice issues.
- C Ryan Spooner: Might be higher if he remained healthy.


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The best point-and-shoot cameras for shooting video
These fixed-lens, compact cameras have the best video quality in their class.
This HD camcorder is stylish and feature-packed, but it simply doesn't deliver the kind of high-quality HD images we expect.
First look video: Sony bloggie MHS-CM5/V HD camcorder
The new Bloggie MHS-CM5/V pocketable Sony camcorder has a 5X optical zoom, and shoots 1080p footage at 30fps and 5 mega-pixel photos. It's also compatible with SD/SDHC cards, ending the company's Memory Stick-only era.
eBuddy and eBuddy Pro for iPhone
Both the free and pro versions of this multi-protocol IM app work pretty well, though not right out of the box. But if you're willing to tweak a few settings, eBuddy performs quite capably.
The GY-HM100U is a one-of-a-kind small professional camcorder with the quality of a much larger model.
Ecamm's BT-1 wireless Webcam works over the Bluetooth likely already built into your Mac, letting you bring your camera to your subject instead of vice versa. But it's not without its drawbacks.
A look at HD camcorders for the holiday shopping season.
Sony's Handycam HDR-XR520V is a monster when it comes to storage capacity, with a 240GB hard drive.
China has ordered Google to suspend its foreign Web site search service after warning that the company's filtering of pornography was too weak.
The MyVideo is purely a budget buy, but a solid one. Its looks and build quality may not be something you can fall in love with, but it shoots good enough video in bright light to make it a decent value for the $130 price.
Panasonic's HDC-HS300 is capable of extraordinary video quality and offer a good range of manual options, with manual lens ring controls that are as easy to use as they are capable.
Panasonic's HDC-TM300 HD camcorder captures good video and still images, allows deep manual control, and provides useful automated settings.
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The Improv Lab has been a magical little 50-seat theater attached to The Hollywood Improv that allowed a place for stand-up, improv, sketch, music, and writing to collide in an 'anything goes' playful atmosphere. This past Sunday was a sad yet joyous occasion as the Improv said goodbye to The Lab. The Hollywood Improv will be closing it's doors for renovations and expansions that unfortunately don't allow the lab to keep it's doors open.
Jaime Flam started booking the room in March 2010 and it developed from 1-2 shows a week to 50 shows a month.
"The vision was to build a space producing affordable shows you couldn't see anywhere else in LA, with a focus on variety and experimentation with different formats. It became an amazing platform for both young comics and seasoned veterans to try out new material."
"We had eclectic bands from punk to country, talk shows, burlesque shows, one-person shows, storytelling shows, cabaret, impromptu dance-offs, Clownvis, faux Mormon church services, pizza parties, all Japanese sketch teams, mosh pits, sword swallowers, and sing-alongs." -Jamie Flam
Names that were known to crash The Lab including Robin Williams, Todd Barry, Reggie Watts, Todd Glass, Jeff Garlin, Sarah Silverman, David Spade, Jack McBrayer, Jeff Ross, Bill Burr, Tig Notaro, and many many more.
This past Sunday over 50 acts gathered in the Improv main room to remember all the great moments, opportunities, & friendships The Lab offered and they were given 1 minute (give or take) each to give their tribute. It was a whirl wind w/ sketches, songs and one liners clustered into a magical evening of community. The energy in The Improv was electric as everyone cheered each other on as it was most of their first time gracing the main stage. Never have so many different acts melded together to create a night to remember. It is clear that the Lab will be painfully missed. Stay tuned to see what the future holds.


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Packed with a bizarre mix of gleaming office buildings and grey, Communist-era apartment blocks, WARSAW (Warszawa) often bewilders backpackers. Yet if any city rewards exploration, it is the Polish capital. North of the lively centre are stunning Baroque palaces and the meticulously reconstructed Old Town; to the south are two of Central Europe's finest urban parks; and in the east lie reminders of the rich Jewish heritage extinguished by the Nazis.
Warsaw became the capital in 1596 and initially flourished as one of Europe's most prosperous cities. In 1815, however, the Russians conquered the city and, despite a series of rebellions, it was not until the outbreak of World War I that this control collapsed. Warsaw again became the capital of an independent Poland in 1918, but the German invasion of 1939 meant this was to be short-lived. Infuriated by the 1944 Warsaw Uprising, Hitler ordered the total destruction of the city, leaving 850,000 Varsovians dead and 85 percent of Warsaw in ruins. Rebuilding is an ongoing process.
The main sights are on the western bank of the Wisła (Vistula) River where you'll find the central business and shopping district, Śródmieście, grouped around Centralna station and the nearby Palace of Culture. The more picturesque Old Town (Stare Miasto) is just to the north.
There are plenty of good private hostels, mainly in Środmieście, most offering free internet, breakfast and free/cheap laundry services. Hotels tend to be pricier than elsewhere in Poland.Read More
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The bar scene in Warsaw has really taken off over the last decade, and the city now genuinely provides a great night out that rivals Prague and needn't blow your budget. Praga, across the river, is a formerly dangerous neighbourhood that now boasts a lively, bohemian bar scene – an interesting alternative to the more glitzy hangouts you'll find downtown. Check out the English-language Warsaw Insider (available in most hotels; w http://www.warsawinsider.pl) for more information on nightlife and a monthly list of events.
The tipple most associated with Poland, vodka is actually in danger of being eclipsed in popularity by beer among young Poles, so it's well worth seeking out the varieties you can't find abroad before they disappear from Polish shops and bars completely. Traditionally served chilled and neat – although increasingly mixed with fruit juice –vodka can be clear or flavoured with anything from bison grass to mountain herbs to juniper berries or honey. There's even been a revival of kosher vodkas, although whether their rabbinic stamps of approval are kosher themselves or just a marketing gimmick isn't always obvious.
The city's festivals enhance the celebratory vibe, especially the Warsaw "Summer Jazz Days" Festival, a series of outdoor concerts held throughout July and August.
Cinema Films are usually shown in their original language with Polish subtitles. Tickets 17–30zł.
Music Live bands are apt to appear in bars without any warning; W Oparach Absurdu and the Irish Pub are your best bets.
For flashy boutiques and department stores, first explore the gleaming Złote Terasy shopping centre (replete with such Western titles as H&M and Zara), opposite the Palace of Culture and Science on ul. Emilii Plater, before passing through to the mainly pedestrianized streets of ul. Chimielna and ul. Nowy Świat.
The Hala Mirowska market on al. Jana Pawła II is the place to go for fresh fruits and vegetables (daily); antique hunters should head for the Kolo Antique Market on ul. Obozowa (trams #13 & #23 from the Old Town; Sun 7am–2pm), where you'll find everything from war medals to old Christian icons.


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stainless steel or PEX tubing
Pressure 35120 psi


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Not bad but a few flaws
By Randy
from Minneapolis MN
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Comments about Nexus Journal Folio:
The NEXUS 7 (2013 2nd gen) tablet cover is OK overall. However, it lacks a hole for the rear camera, and the base unit (with the slots) is a bit flimsy. If I set the tablet on my lap using the case as a stand, the bottom of the case stand bends especially toward the rear of the base. This makes it flimsy to use. The outer edges of the tablet screen where the drop-down status windows are located can be tricky to put the end of my finger on since the case edging comes right to the edge of the screen. Overall, the case is made of good material and I think overcoming some of the "cons" would make it a much better product. I got my case at a substantial sale price, but I would have been greatly disappointed had I paid the full price I had been seeing it sell for on various web sites.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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