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Project Pumpkin - Project Pumpkin is an event organized by the Northwestern Community Development Corps (NCDC) in the days before Halloween. It takes place in the Norris Student Center and provides a safe environment for disadvantaged children to trick-or-treat. The UCC provides a booth every year filled with candy and a chemistry demonstration or two. For more information, please contact one of the SCOPE chairs.
Eberhard Halloween Show - A show of boos and booms. Northwestern's own Eberhard, chemistry demonstrator to the (future) stars, gives an hour-long show full of cool chemistry tricks, including explosions, glowing chemicals, and more explosions. This is truly a Northwestern institution, one that all levels of undergrads (and some grad students) come out to see. Truly a one-of-a-kind show!
NCDC - The UCC aids the NCDC in helping refugee children by providing those children with a afternoon of chemistry-related fun. For more information, please contact one of the SCOPE chairs.
Eberhard Beach Show - Take all of the fun of the Eberhard Halloween Show and move it to the shores of beautiful Lake Michigan. Featuring the loudest explosions of the year, along with bad chemistry jokes and other demos.
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- Monday, March 11, 2002
Editor's Note: Hometown Legend is playing in limited release and will be expanding regionally this summer.
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Best for: Older kids and adults.
What it's about: Athens, Ala., is known for its legendary football team, led by coach Buster Schuler (Terry O'Quinn), until a tragic accident causes him to retire from coaching. Twelve years later the town is facing financial hard times and the high school is close to being shut down, but the prayers of student Rachel Sawyer (Lacey Chabert) seem to produce a small miracle. Elvis Jackson (Nick Cornish), part of that miracle, is a new kid in town who sees a scholarship as a free ticket to college.
When Coach Schuler returns for one last season of football, he hopes to lead the team to a championship season and rid the school of the scholarship (named after his son) that has torn the team apart year after year. When the team finally realizes how to be a team, there's only a slim chance to win . . . but enough time to expect a miracle.
The good: This is a thoughtful character-driven story about a town's last hope for survival. The movie focuses on the game of football and personal rivalries, while emphasizing the sacrifice of individual goals for the sake of the community.
The story's tension comes from competition for the scholarship, which sends only one player to the University of Alabama each year. Several scenes are devoted to Elvis and Rachel getting to know and respect each other.
Football fans will like the action. The excellent soundtrack moves the story along and adds to the spiritual undertones in the story. O'Quinn gives a solid portrayal of a coach desperate to make a lasting statement. Cornish gives a strong performance that goes well beyond the football field, as he struggles to believe he can overcome the overwhelming odds against him. Lighter moments (Rachel catches him dancing in a diner by himself) bring balance to his character.
Cornish's standout performance was my favorite, but I also got a chuckle out of Mark McLachlan's performance as Sherman Naters, a.k.a. "the Shermanator." I enjoyed the story, the spirit and the message of this movie.
The not-so-good: The coach comes across as sort of mechanical early in the film but warms up by the end of the story. There should have been a few more scenes of the coach actually teaching his "winning" strategy to the team, instead of just telling them to get out on the field and play.
Offensive language: None.
Sexual situations: None.
Violence: Plenty of hits and tackles, but nothing too violent.
Parental advisory: Take your older child or teenager to this great family film, incorporating the fighting spirit of a small town and the loyalty and love the town has for its beloved football team. In the end, it's all about character. Hometown Legend will have you cheering by its unique and exciting ending -- one of the most unusual games I've ever seen on the big screen!
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When construction is finished at Augustana College, the Austin Knowlton Outdoor Atheltic Complex will have several new features. The complex is on the north side of the football stadium, and will include new stands for home spectators, a great view of campus, and a new clubhouse with a bar.
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.This Globe article is specific to the CRTC 2011-44 decision :PLEASE ONLY post links to articles which say they are also about this event. - Thanks.»www.theglobeandmail.com/news/tec···1882339/One notable excerpt :
quote:"Though it is the 'final' decision on the issue, like other CRTC rulings, it can be appealed at the regulator [CRTC], at the Federal Court, or beyond both to the Federal Cabinet, which has [sometimes] varied major decisions in the past."
quote:"Unlimited Internet service died today," said John Lawford of the Ottawa-based Public Interest Advocacy Centre. [PIAC]"(A) 15 per cent discount ensures only that independents (Internet service providers) will survive the imposition of usage-based billing as businesses.There will be no money left over to actually differentiate their service to the point of unlimited."
-Here is CBC's take :»www.cbc.ca/technology/story/2011···dth.html
quote:"The CRTC has once again left the wolves in charge of the henhouse. Canadians have come out in unprecedented numbers and demanded an affordable internet, and while there is evidence that this has moved the CRTC, they have not gone nearly far enough," said Steve Anderson, OpenMedia.ca's national co-ordinator."It is deeply disappointing that the commission has decided to give a few companies a free hand to engage in economic discrimination and crush innovation. Now is the moment for forward-looking, visionary policymaking, not half-measures and convoluted compromises with the companies trying to kill the open internet."
I seriously doubt the customers of the indies will see any of that 15% reduction in the UBB rates. They're going to need that to pay for the billing, collection, and remittance of overage funds collected to Bell. Not to mention all those extra customer service calls from people disputing their bills.
-As suggested in the 2nd quote of my first post.And there appears to be no control against BHell (etc) offering promos to their own end-users to bust that discount, as such not having to also discount THOSE temporary rates to the wholesalers like TSI.
.The Financial Post had this :»business.financialpost.com/2011/···billing/
.Here's the DSL Reports (Karl Bode) front page article and comments :»CRTC Finalizes ISP Usage-Based Billing
[French] Article about 2011-44»www.electronicbox.net/blog/gen/1···ion.html--Electronic Box Inc.
.Below is Teksavvy's Official Response to CRTC Decision 2011-44 (Press Release) (.PDF)»/r0/download/1···Fees.pdf
»www.reuters.com/article/idUSN252···20110125its starting to spread but I still have no faith.
.The Reuters story quotes Rocky, using different words than in TSI's press release.AND, it quotes March 31 as 'UBB Day', where all other sources which I have seen say that it is March 1st.
Even more confusion.. so what is it? March 1st, or March 31st?
March 1st
CRTC sets usage-based billing rates for small ISPs»www.montrealgazette.com/technolo···ory.htmlThird-party ISPs provide service to about four per cent of the total Internet users, using the infrastructure owned by the large telecommunications companies, which in this province are Videotron Ltd. and Bell Canada Enterprises....snip...In a statement, Mirko Babic, BCEs senior vice-president of regulatory and government affairs, said usage-based billing is a way for Bell to manage traffic so that it doesnt get out of hand.Flat-rated pricing structures are no longer viable for either retail or wholesale services given the ongoing explosive growth in Internet traffic and the load it puts on network, Babic said. Bell is making multi-billion-dollar investments in new broadband, but pricing structures from the 1990s need to be brought in line with the realities of 21st century Internet usage.But Miller pointed out that in its ruling Tuesday, the CRTC acknowledged that telecom companies already recover most of the costs related to heavy Internet users.The commission is saying that from what they know of their infrastructure is that their costs are covered by the retail price, so for them to charge above and beyond for usage-based billing is pure profit, Miller said.Lynne Fancy, a spokesperson for the CRTC, said the bandwidth caps dont just serve the profit margins of the companies, they ensure that there isnt too much congestion on the networks. She said there has been a problem with capacity at times, and companies have been forced to throttle, or decrease the Internet speeds of their users.The commission showed a preference to economic traffic management practices, as opposed to throttling, because we felt that put the user in control, and allows customers to match usage with willingness to pay, Fancy said.Charlie Angus, the NDP Member of Parliament who speaks about digital issues, said he disagrees with the rationale behind usage-based billing. He said it will lead to huge increases for customers.What we need to have is clear and transparent rules so its being used in a measured capacity and its not just instituting the principle that every time you turn on the Internet, they can ding you for fees like they do with cellphones, Angus said.Weve seen this before; when we were told that deregulating cable rates would give customers a big benefit. We were paying 60 to 100 per cent in no time. There you have it! The CRTC basically said Throttling should now be taken out.
[French] Article about 2011-44»www.electronicbox.net/blog/gen/1···ion.html
Peter Nowak article.»wordsbynowak.com/2011/01/26/mete···failure/
Peter Nowak article.»wordsbynowak.com/2011/01/26/mete···failure/
Google News link aggregator for it:»news.google.ca/news/more?pz=1&cf···&topic=t
-This includes the 2011-44 decision and reactions to it, and to UBB in general.»arstechnica.com/telecom/news/201···ling.arsIncluded are some VIDEOs and other links.
.Yesterday's Vancouver Sun has a rather comprehensive piece which quotes other sources too :»communities.canada.com/vancouver···ral.aspx
.Has details & more links.»Canada Sees Usage Billing Broadband Backlash
.NETFLIX Finally Wakes Up & Weighs In !»www.winnipegfreepress.com/life/s···229.html»arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news···lous.ars
quote:Hastings [NetFlix's CEO] also criticized the prices being charged to users that exceed their download caps.
quote:Internet users have largely sided with Netflix's view of the situation. - They rebelled when Time Warner Cable tested low data caps and overage fees, eventually forcing the company to reverse course, and they're currently protesting so loudly in Canada that the government regulator has had to take some action. - But when ISPs have set huge caps, like Comcast's 250GB limit, few complaints have arisen.
It will be pretty sad if they have to also pay the trolls that control the bridges to Canada's version of the internet. Bell's dream multi-tiered internet access where you pay the troll when you cross the bridge coming or going.
.NETFLIX Finally Wakes Up & Weighs In !»www.winnipegfreepress.com/life/s···229.html
It will be pretty sad if they have to also pay the trolls that control the bridges to Canada's version of the internet.Bell's dream multi-tiered internet access where you pay the troll when you cross the bridge coming or going.
-So that would make them 'Troll Bridges', right ? (Sorry, I couldn't resist.)
Has anybody else noticed that the Globe seems much more critical of UBB now that they're not owned by CTVgm?--Ontario can lead again - Tim Hudak in 2011Save Canadian Internet - StopUBB.ca
Not so much an article, but NDP MP Tony Martin put out a press release against UBB»www.sootoday.com/content/news/fu···er=50544
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The community of Plainview gathered at Wayland Baptist University Monday night to hold a prayer vigil for their hurting community. Earlier this month, Cargill Meat Solutions announced they would be shutting their doors February 1st, leaving over 2,000 employees without a job.
Numerous churches came together for the event. Greg Hall is the music pastor at the First Baptist Church of Plainview, he thought the event was important in spreading a message of hope.
"There was so much encouragement and comfort. This is desperately needed," Hall said.
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EAST LANSING, Mich. - Two members of the Michigan State women's tennis team were honored by the Big Ten as the conference announced its 2014 postseason awards list on Thursday, April 24.
Senior Marina Bohrer was named a unanimous selection to the All-Big Ten first team. This is Bohrer's first career All-Big Ten recognition. She was one of 12 student athletes to be named to the first team and only one of five to be named unanimously.
Bohrer reached a career-high singles ranking of No. 112 on April 15. Bohrer compiled a 19-5 spring dual record and finished 7-4 in conference play.
She is the first Spartan to earn All-Big Ten recognition since Amy Barton earned second team honors in 2011. She is the fourth Spartan to be named to the first team and the first since Christine Bader did so in 2008. Bohrer is the fifth Spartan overall to be named All-Big Ten and the second under sixth year head coach Simone Jardim.
Bohrer is the program's all-time career singles wins leader as she posts a 73-43 (.629) record during her four years as a Spartan.
The Porto Alegre, Brazil, native was also named the Big Ten Women's Tennis Athlete of the Week on April 8, 2014.
Freshman Athena Trouillot was recognized with the Sportsmanship Honoree Award. One student-athlete from each of the 12 schools are honored. The student-athletes chosen are individuals who have distinguished themselves through sportsmanship and ethical behavior. Trouillot played primarily on the No. 6 singles court and the No. 3 doubles court. She posted a 25-9 overall singles record for the season which includes 18-7 in dual play and 6-5 in conference action. In doubles, Trouillot was 18-12 overall including 13-10 in dual play and 5-5 in conference.
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Glitz and glamour in Bali
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Bali might be best known as a cheap holiday destination but it also has its fair share of glitz and glamour. Whether you want to melt your credit card at the mall, chill out at a beachfront bar or doof-doof until the early hours, check out our guide to Bali at its most chic. Shop … More
Romance and relaxation in the Cook Islands
posted in Australia & NZ, Beaches & Islands, Competitions & Promos, Holidays . posted by Amy Compton on August 16, 2013 . No Comments
Put your feet up and channel your inner romantic as we head to the Cook Islands to warm the cockles of your heart. Dubbed the best romantic getaway in the world, this South Pacific showstopper will have you swooning at first glance. Dripping in natural beauty and doused in buckets of sunshine, these tropical islands … More
What's on your Travel Wish List? Survey and $1000 Giveaway
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What's at the top of your travel wish list? Is it a romantic trip to Italy with your partner or a perhaps a surf trip with friends to the Maldives? We want to get to know all about your ultimate travel experience. Simply complete the 5 minute survey and then tell us in 50 words … More
HotelClub Londonist Competition
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Thank you very much to everyone who entered the HotelClub competition on the Londonist blog over Christmas! The lucky winner was Jason Davies from Staffordshire, who won a stay with his wife at the shiny new InterContinental Westminster in London for Valentine´s Day.
Taiwan: 2012 HotelClub Hotel Awards
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Our exorbitant exaltation of Taiwan over the years has shone the spot on the intrinsic strengths of the island state, from food and drink to natural wonders like Yu Shan and the Jianan Plain, from the feverish streets of Taipei to the Love River city of Kaohsiung. Photo credit It is with this same sense … More
2011 HotelClub Awards: Singapore and Malaysia
posted in Asia, Competitions & Promos, Featured . posted by Ian on September 29, 2011 . 2 Comments
What makes a first-class hotel? Let us sum up. Assiduous front desk staff? Check. Delish room service? Yes. Plush pillows and linens? It helps. Smart décor? Sure. A sleek speakeasy with artisanal cocktails? Maybe. The point is that the recipe for hospitality excellence involves many palpable and abstract elements. A cup of this, a dash … More


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How far will your car go on empty?
It will keep going— for a little while.
Sometimes the prospect of handing over another $50 at the gas station is enough to let the needle on the gas gauge fall a little closer to that big E for Empty. Once the warning light starts glowing, though, driving turns into a white-knuckled affair.
Just how far can you go with the gas light on?
The distance you can travel without the engine sputtering to a stop differs from car to car, and is based not only on the car's gas mileage but on how the car maker has calibrated the gauge. In some vehicles, the warning light is triggered when the tank dips below two or three gallons — in others it may go on when there's less than a gallon left to burn. Adding complexity to the calculations you may find yourself making along some lonesome stretch of highway, gas mileage varies depending on how fast you're driving, tire pressure, how well tuned the engine is, and a host of other factors.
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The most active car on the site this morning (with 332 people adding stats) is the Pontiac Aztek, which boasts an average distance of 62.26 miles on empty. Next most active is the Honda Accord, with an average 46.87 miles. The hybrid Toyota Prius currently logs in at a 54.89-mile average, according to data from 73 users to date, while a Chevy Van would be expected to konk out about 23 miles sooner.
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CHICAGO – September 6, 2012 –Since its inception, consumers have visited www.CertificationMatters.org to find out if their doctor is Board Certified by a Member Board(s) of the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS). Now they can visit the same site and find out whether their allergist or ophthalmologist— among a growing number of other medical specialists—is meeting requirements that show their commitment to lifelong learning and ongoing self-evaluation. Eleven ABMS Member Boards have joined seven other Member Boards in reporting publicly whether the doctors they certify are meeting ABMS Maintenance of Certification® (ABMS MOC®) requirements.
"ABMS is meeting its commitment to patients, families and communities by providing easy access to important information about individual doctors," said Lois Margaret Nora, MD, JD, MBA, ABMS President and Chief Executive Officer. And the public is taking notice. Since its launch in February 2011, more than 1.1 million people visited www.CertificationMatters.org to learn whether their doctor is Board Certified by an ABMS Member Board(s). "Clearly, the website has become a valuable resource for consumers," she added. "With the addition of physicians from 11 more Member Boards, we expect even more people to use the website."
Since 1933, the ABMS Member Boards have been certifying doctors to help assure patients as well as hospitals, health plans, insurers and the government that these doctors are qualified to provide expert health care in an ever-expanding number of medical specialties and subspecialties. To demonstrate that Board Certified doctors continuously refresh and expand their knowledge, the ABMS MOC program was established to include career-long learning, quality improvement activities and self-assessment.
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(304) 362-6647
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Esther S Guthrie
Counselor, MA, NCC
"When the challenges and struggles of life become to much to handle, you are not alone. Having someone to listen and accept you exactly as you are, while helping you change is what I love to do. I strive to build a strong, trusting and accepting relationship with every person that I see. I love helping adolescents and adults work through difficult issues, such as anxiety, depression, trauma, substance abuse, and overall life satisfaction. I am somewhat new to the counseling field, but have a sincere desire to help individuals become the person they want to be.
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Nadine (Joy) Kurland
Counselor, MEd, EdS, LPC, NCC, NCCMHC
"Everyone has issues. Sometimes, we get in our own way with inner barriers that keep us from finding the solutions we need to our personal problems. Perhaps, the past haunts us. Perhaps, we need new skills for the present. These are the kinds of problems people bring to counseling and that talking with someone is designed to help. I have over the past 30+ years worked with people to develop insight and to support their growth into a more loving and productive life. Through insight, skills training, and mind/body awareness, I help people to move into their best future.
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April Starsick
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW
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Larry McNeely
Counselor, M, Ed, LPC
"The family, couple, or individual has the insight and ability to change. My role is to help identify the strengths and assist in the change process. Children and adolescents will change faster when the parents or primary care givers are part of the change through family therapy..
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Will Perks
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW, (WV), LCSW, (MD)
"Imagine an approach to life that embraces the belief that imperfection is a inevitable part of being human. My skills of assistance include reflective guidance, client education, and diverse activities which stem from initial and updated goals. I collaborate with clients to find what is effective and healthy, while considering the factors of influence and the resources for desired change. Every person's Life Story unfolds through chapters which combine personal experiences and universal needs. You needn't feel embarrassed about seeking assistance and support from a professional, especially when you reach from the familiar toward the yet to be.
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Psychologist, MA
"I am Willian"Perry" Hall. As a licensed psychologist, I offer individuals, couples and families psychological evaluation and treatment for difficulties and/or disturbances of mood, behavior and thought. Whether one is experiencing problems with anger, depression, nervousness, relationships, school/work performance, substance abuse, or several other common issues, I follow an individualized evaluation with aggressive efforts to efficiently resolve one's distress in a personally meaningful way. Ongoing maintenance, personal growth/development and utilization of available resources are then encouraged to support therapeutic progress and prevent relapse.
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"Feeling overwhelmed? Need someone to listen? Want to come up with solutions to some of your problems? Need support as you go through a tough time? Timko Counseling Services, LLC provides quality counseling to help you through a wide variety of issues.
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Lois Rebecca (Becky) McDonald
Psychiatric Nurse, PhD, APRN, MS, BC
"My specialty is stress management using a holistic approach. I realize after working in the field of mental health that much of the anxiety/depression that clients are struggling with is related to stress, either from their past or present. Receiving professional care for physical problems is important as is care for spiritual (hopelessness) and mental problems. I enjoy working with individuals, couples and families. Receiving professional help to communicate more effectively can be very helpful. My counseling approach includes cognitive behavioral, family and couples work. I enjoy teaching relaxation techniques (mindfulness) and helping clients with healthier lifestyle choices.
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"I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and a Registered Play Therapist. I have a systemic approach to therapy in that I not only help resolve issues with the child but also with the whole family. I teach parents how to use Play Therapy Attending Skills to build a better relationship with their child so that their child will become more independent, confident, and cooperative. I have an office with a two-way mirror by which I can communicate using my headset with the parent who is wearing a blue-tooth device. Giving parents immediate feedback helps them to learn therapeutic attending skills quickly.
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Robert Allen Wilson
Counselor, LPC, NCC, AADC
"I have spent the early years of my career focusing on substance use disorders and figuring out the best approach to treating this specific population. Treating Addiction is my passion and where my expertise lies. Throughout those early years, while focusing on addiction, I learned that to effectively treat addiction a therapist must be well rounded and prepared to treat underlying conditions as they arise. I have since expanded my practice to other conditions that effect a person's ability to function at their best, such as depression, anxiety, grief, relationship problems, and problems with personal growth.
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Bruceton Mills, West Virginia 26525
Children In Balance
Counselor, MEd, LPC
"Children In Balance offers high quality counseling for children and adolescents. Our counselors have significant experience and training in working with children and their families. While approaching each person as an individual with their own positive characteristics and one-of-a-kind needs, our counselors offer effective therapeutic techniques that enhance progress. We offer a warm and inviting space where each child can safely explore their emotions and behaviors.
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Morgantown, West Virginia 26508
"Terry Lusher, LPC, is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of West Virginia. He started Encouraging Words, Inc. along with his wife Deborah in 1996. As a Vietnam veteran, he is able to relate to survivor and trauma recovery issues. Terry brings a wealth of professional skills and personal experiences to his therapeutic relationships. He spent about twenty years working with emotionally and behaviorally disturbed adolescents in treatment programs in Texas, Oklahoma, North Carolina and West Virginia.
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Melanie B Rogers
Counselor, LPC, EdD, MA
"I enjoy working with individuals age 9 and older who are presenting with a variety of issues that include but are not limited to depression, anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder, eating disorders, relationship and adjustment issues, self-esteem, and women's issues. I have over 20 years of experience as a licensed counselor and I utilize the most effective and research supported treatment methods. I feel that it is very important to establish an effective therapeutic relationship with my patients as we work together to achieve their therapeutic goals.
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Callahan Counseling Services
Clinical Social Work/Therapist
"We look at the individual as an individual. It is with that apporach that we work to truly incorporate body and mind through behavioral and bio-chemical interventions. We bring traditional counseling techniques with a blend of supplements and amino acids to increase the individual's chances of a long-term change.
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Dawn A Dillon
Counselor, MEd, LPC, NCC
"I offer a safe, professional, non-judgmental environment and believe effective therapy is a collaborative effort by both the therapist and client. Whether it's short term therapy for adjustment or life stage issues, or longer term therapy for more persistent or complex issues, counseling can have a positive impact. I work with adolescents, adults, and couples and have been practicing for 15 years, with 10 of those years in private practice.
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Matthew C Kellar
Counselor, PsyD
"I am a Licensed Psychologist. I provide therapy and assessment services to adults and adolescents. I specialize in treating concerns related to anxiety and depression, although I have experience treating individuals with a wide range of concerns. Whether you are having difficulty in your current situation or have a history of mental health concerns, therapy can get you back on your feet. Through a dialogue, we can work toward getting to the heart of your struggles and find ways for you to start feeling better.
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Barboursville, West Virginia 25504
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Anita Parsons-Bakhtiar
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW
"I consider it an honor and priviledge when my clients form a connection with me and entrust me with their hopes , dreams and deepest disires for a fulfilling and happy life. I create a safe environmentfor you to expore the past and present as we work together to find hope and healing for your life. You are no longer alone. Make today the day you take the first step towards your future.
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Put a dent in your grocery bill
Consider 'manager's special' bins and these other ways to salvage your food budget.
You've heard of scratch-and-dent appliance sales? I apply the same shopping ethos to groceries, keeping my food bill down with "used meat," close-dated milk (I've paid as little as 99 cents a gallon), and slightly damaged dry and canned goods.
So do plenty of other people. In fact, some regions have entire stores devoted to "salvage" groceries. I wish.
Just how scratched and how dented are these foods?
Sometimes the damage is cosmetic, such as a cereal box with a crumpled corner. Sometimes it's nonexistent -- for example, if a case of green beans falls off the forklift, the shipper often assumes all the cans are dented and sends it off to a salvage grocer.
Items may be seasonal (e.g., unsold gingerbread mix at the end of December) or close to their sell-by dates. If a product is discontinued or its packaging is changed, the manufacturer kicks all the "old" stuff to the curb. There may be "overrun" -- too much product, not enough orders -- or it simply doesn't sell well in certain parts of the country.
And sometimes it's just plain puzzling why an item gets remaindered. I bought some boxes of vanilla pudding mix at a Walgreens for 9 cents each. (That is not a typo.) A convenience store's clearance section offered products like flour and peanut butter at prices cheaper than at the supermarket. In both cases the products in question were at least six months away from their sell-by dates.
Safe to eat?
When should you back away from the dented-can bin? According to a United States Department of Agriculture fact sheet, steer clear of any can that is swollen, leaking, extensively rusted, has visible holes or punctures or is crushed/dented badly enough "to prevent normal stacking or opening with a manual, wheel-type can opener." (Post continues below video.)
As for close-dated products, keep in mind that "use by" or "best by" are really just suggestions. Except for baby food and formula, there's no requirement for dates on food or a uniform system for using them. (Read "When does food really expire?")
Keep these tips in mind, too:
- Can't drink that 99-cent gallon of milk fast enough? Freeze it.
- Chocolate also freezes well, so stock up on post-holiday treats. A few Hershey's Kisses or a fun-size candy bar makes a sweet ending to a brown-bag lunch (yours or your kid's).
- Was that 25-cent soup pretty good? Go back and stock up. It might not be available in a couple of days, or ever again.
- Check the nonfood aisle at salvage and discount grocers. One acquaintance found large bottles of a name-brand shampoo for $2; the company had just changed its label.
- Know what things cost. You might be able to get a better price by using sales and coupons once you've familiarized yourself with grocery sales cycles.
Finding the stores
A discount retailer called Extreme Bargains has a state-by-state list of salvage grocers. This is not necessarily an all-inclusive list, but it's a great place to start.
You can also search online for "salvage grocers" or "discount grocers" in your region. Or be retro and check the paper Yellow Pages.
Some discount grocers don't sell dented or dated items but do offer over-runs and other foodstuffs that are surprisingly cheap. A good example is the Grocery Outlet, a chain of more than 150 discount stores in the western United States. There's one down the street from me, and although we customers fondly refer to it as "the Gross Out," we love the place (and its prices).
Get in the habit of checking the dented-can/manager's special section every time you shop. If you see a lot of stuff you want, put it all in your cart, then find a manager and propose a bulk-buy deal: "This adds up to $18 but I'd take all of it off your hands for $10." You never know.
You probably can't meet all your dietary needs this way. But a strategic shopper will find that surplus/salvage grocers and discount grocery outlets, along with closeout bins in regular supermarkets, can make a big dent in the food bills.
Readers: Ever buy from a salvage grocery store or poke through the last-chance bin at your local supermarket? What's your best find ever?
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Our kids' school used to get a kick-back from store-branded gift cards purchased through our local grocer's community rewards program, so we got into the habit of putting our entire monthly grocery budget on the card at the start of the month. After a few months, we learned how much "month" that money would really buy, and so we got to be better planners with our grocery trips. This habit has helped tremendously with avoiding the little (almost daily) onesie-twosie shopping trips that used to bleed our food budget dry in two weeks. Even though the school reward program is now tied to our shopper discount card (instead of a gift card), we still put our grocery budget on the gift card because it is such a good way to stay on track with our spending.
As is my customary practice I checked out the discount/bargain shelf and to my amazement and wonder I found 8 large jars of normally priced @$8.99 premium gefilte fish for the delectable price of $1.00 each. Needless to say I stocked up!
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Following a four course meal of fine local Irish produce you will be entertained by two hours of fast paced traditional, song, music and Irish dancing. This charming 250 year old "Merry Ploughboy Pub" is as famous for its fine food and hospitality as it is for its traditional music and dance.
The entertainment is provided by superb musicians, the Merry Ploughboys, who are the longest performing traditional group in the city.
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Take the M50 Motorway North to and take Exit 12 for Firhouse/Ballyboden. Cross over the M50, following the signs for Ballyboden. After the Exit, go straight to the third roundabout. At 3rd roundabout turn right onto R116 for Glencree and Rockbrook. Continue on for about a mile, the pub will be on your left, the car park on your right.
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Take the M50 Motorway South (through tolls) and take Exit 12 for Firhouse/Ballyboden. After the Exit, go straight to the third roundabout. At 3rd roundabout turn right onto R116 for Glencree and Rockbrook. Continue on for about a mile, the pub will be on your left, the car park on your right.
From Dublin 4 Area (Four Seasons/Montrose Hotel etc)
Take the N11 south from Donnybrook Village. After passing under the bridge for University College Dublin, turn right onto Fosters Avenue (you will see a small church at the corner of this junction). Proceed straight through all of the next junctions. You will then come to a major intersection at the Goat Grill Pub. Drive straight through this junction (passing the Goat Pub on your left) and proceed straight all the way along Taney Road to Dundrum CrossRoads under the Luas (Tram) Rail Bridge. Drive straight through onto Churchtown Road.
Watch out for the Bottle Tower Pub on the left hand side at a set of traffic lights. Turn left and follow the road which curves quickly to the right and then left on to Nutgrove Avenue. Proceed all the way along Nutgrove Avenue, passing a "Woodies" shop on your right, until you reach traffic lights at the Yellow House Pub and a church. Turn left here and proceed straight, keeping to the right of the "Tuning Fork" pub. Go straight to the roundabout. Go straight through the roundabout onto the R116 for Glencree and Rockbrook. Continue on for about a mile, the pub will be on your left, the car park on your right.
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WALDRON Ś The Waldron Community School Board met in what was a short meeting Monday night.
During the meeting the board approved a curriculum developed by Glenn Hoffman, who works with those students at the school who are cognitively impaired. Hoffman has been working on the curriculum for over a year. He has been working with other schools around Hillsdale County so all of the schools are working with the same curriculum.
Hoffman said those students with cognitive disabilities are those students at the lower level of special education.
The curriculum still allows the students to take the core classes that are needed, but it also focuses more on life skills they can utilize upon graduation.
He said these students donÆt typically take the higher-level classes needed to meet the Michigan Merit Curriculum. Upon graduation the students will earnĀcertificates of completionĀrather than typical diplomas.
ōThe students' needs are better fit by more functional learning,ö he said. ōOur job is to get them to a point where they can be independent after high school.ö
Hoffman said there are a number of students in the class.
He is also working with area businesses around Waldron to find employment for the studentsĀso they can focus on job skills.
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There will be an upcoming referendum on whether to spend public money on Dolphins stadium improvements, and the vote will be bitterly contested and the outcome angrily decried no matter the verdict, with well-meaning folks on both sides convinced they are right and no middle ground on the ballot.
It isnt the biggest decision that faces us as a sports community, though.
It isnt even the most controversial or important or emotional choice we face.
That decision is how Marlins fans should and will feel and act moving forward into this new season. What to do with all of the frustration and anger? Where does it go? How does it show? Should fans separate their understandable disdain for owner Jeffrey Loria from the blameless players in the hometown uniform? Or is that too much to ask?
What South Florida decides wont be known as neatly as a referendum vote taken in one day. Here, the ballot will be the ongoing numbers reflected in turnstile counts and TV ratings. The verdict will be the number of filled seats versus empty seats in the shiny new downtown ballpark that will launch its second home season Monday.
It is just as well the Marlins open on the road for a week because it gives us time, as a community, to figure out what is right. That is always tougher when the emotions on either side seem so valid. When people arguing an opposite viewpoint can both seem right even as the only thing agreed upon is that there isnt much gray area between the extremes.
The polarizing nature of this topic appeared in two emails I received just minutes apart on Tuesday both entirely reflective of what I hear all the time.
Rich G. of West Palm Beach wrote: Supporting the Marlins is the same as supporting Loria, and I refuse to do it. Im not going to games, watching games on TV, or even reading articles about them.
Moments later, this from Elena G-L., who also expressed intense dislike for Loria but wrote: I think it is outrageous to sneer at the current Marlins team as if they didnt exist. This is our home team. Dont badmouth it. Im tired of hearing ownership and team lumped together in peoples venom.
Both sides agree only that Loria, after a short-lived rise in popularity a year ago with a star-filed team in the new ballpark has returned to a disdain level in Greater Miami down there with Fidel Castro. The animus is deserved. A pledge that a new stadium would mean consistently higher player payrolls and competitive teams was the foundation of political support for the new park. But the fire sale began after less than one full season.
It feels like Loria has betrayed the public trust, and I dont know he will ever be forgiven for that. See, we dont forget. We hold grudges. Former Marlins owner Wayne Huizenga broke apart the 1997 World Series champions and we never forgave him. A few years later, he threw a lavish stadium farewell for the retiring Dan Marino and was viciously booed when Marino mentioned his name to thank him.
Lorias name might always be mud down here.
The question is, can and should fans who dislike or even hate the owner still support the team?
I say yes.
I say we as a sports community that wants big-league baseball to be a part of our fabric for generations to come must be bigger than the current owner.
The best fans are loyal to their citys team, to that uniform, no matter the men in the suits running it.
The Heat will be the Heat even after Pat Riley finally retires. The Dolphins will be the Dolphins long after Stephen Ross might sell. Likewise, the Marlins will outlast this owner survive this owner, is the way it feels.
Supporting the Marlins, even now, does not support Loria financially nearly as much as it simply supports the team, the very idea of baseball here.
Even as you boo Loria if he chances having himself introduced on Opening Day next week he wouldnt dare! find something to like. It wont be as hard as you think. It might be slugger Giancarlo Stanton. It might be welcoming back popular Juan Pierre. It might be cheering for blossoming prospects such as 20-year-old pitching phenom Jose Fernandez or young catcher Rob Brantly. It might be awaiting a future star such as Christian Yelich, or rooting for homegrown manager Mike Redmond (a guy as easy to like as Ozzie Guillen was the opposite). Heck, it might just be the new stadium.
This ownership makes it very difficult to just enjoy baseball again, yes. Makes it a challenge. But that does not mean we should surrender to that challenge.
The essence of all this is to understand who really owns the Marlins and the future of baseball here.
It isnt Loria. Its us.
I am writing this less as a journalist than as a father here, by the way. There is an emotional element for me.
My two sons were about to turn 6 and 2 when Charlie Hough fluttered in that first-ever Opening Day pitch around this time in 1993. This franchise through its very highs and more constant lows has been part of the timeline and soundtrack of their lives. It has been part of my bond with my boys.
I remember the life-sized poster of original slugger Orestes Destrade adorning the inside of my oldest sons bedroom door. I remember those old days when Billy the Marlin was a bigger attraction for my youngest son than the game itself. I remember the look on a childs face when you hand him his first foul ball, and its almost enough to make a grown man cry.
Huizenga came and went. Then the owner was John Henry. Now its Loria. The uniforms and colors evolved. The stadium changed. Florida became Miami. Players came and went, the going often too soon, or for the wrong reasons.
But its still the Marlins, and will be long after Loria disappears into his little niche of notoriety ever fading in our sports past.
My two sons are young adults now, and still big Marlins fans, even though that isnt nearly as easy as it ought to be.
I wonder how many of you out there, though, have sons or daughters who are around 6 or 2 now.
I hope you will allow them to experience a ball game at the park.
And I hope by the time they are old enough to wonder who the owner is, he will be long gone.


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Bora Bora, French Polynesia Hotels & Resorts - This exclusive resort offers hillside suites and thatched bungalows set over an islet lagoon northwest of Bora Bora. The Motu Mute airport is six miles
Maharepa, French Polynesia Hotels & Resorts - Sofitel Moorea la Ora Beach Resort is settled on the edge of a magnificent lagoon, with views over the island of Tahiti.


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