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Pink Bella Ballerina DollThis Bella ballerina doll features hair with a pre-made bun with pink bow, it also has a pink ballerina dress with glitter tutu. It also has sewn on ballerina shoes. Doll outfit is removable.Removable doll outfitMachine washableKeep Away From Fire read more Hide£12.00
Barbie in pink shoes ballerina doll, N/ABarbie: Transform Barbie In The Pink Shoes into a wondrous ballerina lead doll, at the twist of your hand!In the movie, Barbie in the Pink Shoes, Barbie stars as Kristyn Farraday, a beautiful ballerina whose magical pink shoes take her into a fantasy world of ballet. As she wanders through this fantastical world Kristyn is transformed into an elegant, graceful ballerina.This lovely Barbie In The Pink Shoes ballerina lead doll captures Barbie`s glamorous make over. Barbie`s costume dramatically changes... read more Hide£10.00
Melissa & Doug 14" Ballerina Doll - VictoriaVictoria the Melissa and Doug ballerina doll has posable arms and legs and smooth, tangle-resistant hair that's brushable and easy to style. She comes with a removable dance outfit that features a pink leotard, tutu, ballet slippers, tights and a hair ruffle. read more Hide£21.35
You and Me Ballerina DollThis lovely You and Me 10 inch Ballerina Doll will be loved by your budding ballerina. This pretty doll is super soft and perfect for cuddling or teaching her ballerina poses. She comes in a sparkly pink tutu with matching ballet slippers and hair bow. She is a sweet doll that little girls will love taking everywhere with them. read more Hide£4.99
Ballerina Doll Making KitIncludes soft-body doll, wool, lace, glue, double-sided adhesive tape, face template, coloured pencils, birth certificate and detailed instructions£7.99
Peppa Ballerina Mini DollPeppa's so cute in her ballerina outfit - press her tummy to hear her talk! Styles may vary. Requires 3 x button cell batteries (not included). Suitable for children aged 18 months and over. read more Hide£12.00
Silver Cross Darcey Ballerina Rag DollA beautifully graceful and elegant ballerina, Darcey comes with a removeable pink leotard, a satin tutu with mesh underskirt, ballet pumps with ankle ribbons and a wrap around cardigan with a lovely bow. She even has bendable arms and legs that can be shaped into different ballet positions. Her hair is styled in a beautiful plaited bun with a pink floral hair clip, and Darcey also comes complete with pink satin pyjamas and pink slippers ready for bedtime. read more Hide£40.00
Ballerina Doll #2This dainty toy ballerina doll measures just over 1 1/2" tall.She has one standing foot, the other has an elegantly pointed toe. She has jointed, poseable arms and legs and looks lovely when dressed in a filmy tutu! read more Hide£12.00towerhousedolls.co.uk
Ballerina Doll FigurineThese beautiful hand crafted jewellery boxes have a ballerina figurine that revolves as the music plays. The wooden box is finished in gorgeous burr elm veneer with palisander edging and come with a ballet dancer inlay set into the lid. Open to reveal the velvet lined compartment and play the musical movement as the ballerina doll turns. read more Hide£3.95music-boxes.co.uk
Ballerina Doll Making Kit by Great GizmosMake your own adorable doll. Give her a name and make it official with her own birth certificate! No pins and needles required. Everything is included. It's easy to do! Contains 1 soft body doll, wool, pink fabric, white and silver lace, pink and blue ribbons, glue, double sided adhesive tape, face stencil, birth certificate, colour pencils and detailed intructions. Ballerina doll is 22 cm tall. read more Hide£10.99funjunctiononline.com
Barbie Ballerina Doll - LeaNo one can twirl and pirouette like Barbie Ballerina – Lea. This beautiful doll's tiara perfectly matches her colourful tutu. The outfit is also removeable so you can mix 'n match with other Barbie outfits. Put Lea in a classic 'ballerina' pose and wow the audience with her dance moves! This 32.5cm doll makes an ideal gift for kids aged three years and up. read more Hide£9.00
Lilly Ballerina DollDescription Meet Lilly - a cheerful and colourful traditional doll, who is just right for cuddles! Lilly wears a lovely snuggly outfit in a pretty floral design, and is bound to become a firm friend to any youngster. (The range includes dolls with different names and outfits) read more Hide£9.98woodentoysonline.co.uk
Victoria Ballerina DollIt was my daughter's fifth birthday and she loves ballet dancing. The ballerina doll is beautiful with pretty, removable clothes and gorgeous shiny hair. My daughter absolutely adores her and can't wait to dress and re-dress her. The clothes are well made and still look as new. There is a lot of hair that can be styled as you like. read more Hide£3.00mulberrybush.co.uk
Ballerina Handmade Rag dollThese beautiful fair trade dolls are all expertly handmade to the highest quality. The dolls are made to the principles of Fair Trade in Sri Lanka. She wears a gorgeous and elaborate white dress made from satin with an attractive overlay, has white ribbons on her shoes and pretty white ribbons in her hair. A perfect alternative for a bridesmaid to carry down the aisle or a perfect bridesmaids gift. White bridal doll also available on this site. Measures 37cm. read more Hide£16.95kiddymania.co.uk
Ballerina Rag DollShe has blonde woolen hair tied up in a bun with a pink ribbon. She has a stitched pink smile, rosy cheeks and black bead eyes.£12.95thelemontub.co.uk
Kora Ballerina Rag DollKora is our little twinkle toes! Dressed in a pretty-in-pink ballerina outfit with matching shoes, she's always pirouetting around zulily HQ.£7.49zulily.co.uk
LARGE PINK BALLERINA DOLL SLP-07£8.50shoesforweddings.com
S1341 22-½" STUFFED BALLERINA DOLLFREE DELIVERY For all UK orders over £20 Postage for UK orders under £20 is £2.35. Sewing machines and other large items are NEXT WORKING DAY. Most UK orders normally arrive within 2-5 working days. Subject to stock and availability.. Horn Sewing Cabinets do not apply to the above. Click here for info. DELIVERY FOR OVERSEAS Order value £0 - £20: shipping charge is £5.25 Order value £20 - £50: shipping charge is £7.00 Order value £50 - £100: shipping charge is £14.00 Order value £100 - £200: shipping... read more Hide£5.93jaycotts.co.uk
Dolls World Little Ballerina Doll30cm 12 soft bodied ballerina doll in tutu.£5.99
Barbie Ballerina Doll - TeresaThe audience won't be able to keep their eyes off Barbie Ballerina – Teresa. This beautiful doll's tiara perfectly matches her colourful tutu. The outfit is also removeable so you can mix 'n match with other Barbie outfits. Put Teresa in a classic 'ballerina' pose and wow the audience with her dance moves! This 32.5cm doll makes an ideal gift for kids aged three years and up. read more Hide£9.00
Rainbow Ballerina Doll KitSnow White. Pale Pink. Dark Pink. Red. Russet. Dark Burgundy. Pale Green. Forest Green. Pale Blue. Royal Blue. Lilac/Lavender. Purple. Peach. Yellow. Gold. Jet Black. read more Hide£18.00towerhousedolls.co.uk
SMALL PINK BALLERINA DOLL SLP-05£6.20shoesforweddings.com
Peppa Ballerina Mini DollPeppa's so cute in her ballerina outfit - press her tummy to hear her talk! Styles may vary. Requires 3 x button cell batteries (not included). Suitable for children aged 18 months and over. read more Hide£10.00
SMALL WHITE BALLERINA DOLL SLW-06£5.50shoesforweddings.com
SMALL PINK BALLERINA DOLL SLP-06£5.50shoesforweddings.com
Barbie in the Pink Shoes Barbie Giselle Ballerina DollRecreate your favourite scenes from Barbie™ in the Pink Shoes with this Giselle ballerina doll. Giselle comes dressed in a beautiful outfit with a glitzy pink and blue tutu matched plus pink ballet shoes. Position Giselle's legs and make her perform the perfect ballet position like a prima ballerina.Warning: Suitable from 3 years+. Not suitable for children under 36 months. read more Hide£40.40
Barbie in the Pink Shoes Barbie Odette Ballerina DollRecreate your favourite scenes from Barbie™ in the Pink Shoes movie with this Odette ballerina doll. Odette comes dressed in a beautiful, swan inspired outfit with glitzy purple tutu made from petal shaped and decorated with sparkly accents. Her pink ballet slippers, purple statement necklace and swan design tiara complete the look. Position Odette's articulated legs and make her perform the perfect ballet positions like a prima ballerina.Warning: Not suitable for children under 36 months. Age range... read more Hide£49.67
Corolle Camille Ballerina DollCamille Ballerina is a beautiful, perfectly proportioned doll with a vinyl body and realistic features such as moving eyes, glossed lips and shiny blonde hair which is perfect for grooming and styling. Dressed in a sparkly ballerina outfit, and finished with a delicate vanilla scent, she is perfect for playing or collecting. One supplied. Size H33cm. For ages 4 years and over. EAN: 746775241629. Not suitable for children under 3 years old. Contains fragrances that may cause allergies. read more Hide£29.99
Corolle - Camille ballerina dollRemovable ballerina outfit Age 5+ 33cm tall Other outfits available, Manufacturer: Corolle£20.00
Ballerina Dolls Costume - 40-51cmWhat more fun for your little one than dressing up? Dressing their favourite doll in a matching outfit. This classic ballerina tutu has a sequin trimmed net and a glittering sequin bodice panel, just like the child costume and fits all standard dolls sizes from 16-20 inches. Twice the fun, twice the twirls, your child is sure to love this. General information: Doll sold seperately. One supplied. Size H40, W51cm. For ages 3 years and over. EAN: 5014568228894. WARNING(S): Not suitable for children... read more Hide£21.99
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I am finally posting pictures. As embarrassing as it is to be reminded of my gross boobs. My surgery is scheduled for April 23 and I still don't know what size I want. I didn't think the 350s were big enough (silicone unders). I liked the way the 375 looked. Does that mean I should go with 400? Everyone's reviews about not going big enough make me nervous. I am 5'6 and 130 lbs. any help would be appreciated! I love reading everyone's stories!
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Hi Beth...Thank you! Yes, I did try the rice test. I liked the 375. It was kinda hard to for me to figure out if the rice was supposed to be squished down or not. I think it give me a good idea though.
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looking for breakfast, monmouth co.
- dani0622 Apr 24, 2009 08:21 AM
I have the day off on Monday from work and would like to just relax and find a nice breakfast that I can enjoy. It would great if it was a place that had outside seating (think it's going to be nice Monday!). I'm looking in the area from Highlands down to Asbury Park . Any suggestions?
North Beach Grill - Atlantic Ave, Long Branch. Outdoor seating a couple blocks from the beach.
Menu here, but be aware that most of the best stuff is posted on blackboards.. Stunning Black Russians!
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Equal Mark - Curious, are those Black Russian Bagels you speak of? I have never been able to find a place in the local area that has them, just Jersey Boy Bagel all the way up in East Hanover NJ ...thank you for your help.
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I might be mistaken but I think that the Bagel Oven on Monmouth St in Red Bank has Black Russian bagels. I think they have the BEST local bagels, anyway, so you might want to check it out. Don't confuse it with the Bagel Station which is further down on Monmouth St, closer to the train station.
We live in Middletown and the best breakfast in this area, IMHO, is Turning Point in Holmdel. I understand that they have a new location in Pier Village, Long Branch. I'd recommend giving that a try. Not oceanfront or outside seating, but very close to the ocean in LB.
There's a place in Sea Bright next to the Post Office that has outside seating along Ocean Ave and has excellent breakfast. That's also worth a try. Let us know where you go and how you like it.
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The place in Sea Bright is Riverfront Cafe:
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We went to Turning Point yesterday (Pier Village). I had their lemon-blueberry pancakes, as usual. Love the breakfast.....
We went to the Turning Point in Little Silver today for the first time and were underwhelmed. Nice space with friendly service but the food was just so so and not served very hot. Very good coffee however but no refill offer. Bottom line _ $28 for two including tax and tip it, simple was not worth the price or the time and effor to get there.
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Right on...was a regular at TP, all locations, but the food is going downhill, the service can be extremely rushed or very slow, no happy medium. Lots of noisy kids (the parents could care less who they are annoying) and cold pancakes were the kiss of death for me! Also, seating is near the bathrooms and the parade of people back and forth is not my idea of a fun breakfast or lunch!!!!
I know this post is old, but I wnet the other day for lunch for Edie's on Rumson Road in Little Silver. DE-LISH!!! We both had lobster salad rolls that were very good! The place is an old charm, very small inside, but such a warm sensation when you arrive by the staff...like family.
No website, but I found this link for the menu:
I was there on Tuesday, and the place was rather crowded, but I will definately go back. They are only open for breakfast and lunch 7 days a week.
As far as the Black Russian mentioned above, it was not a bagel. Turkey & swiss on pumpernickel with cole slaw and Russian dressing...
Edie's is great if you can snag a table... :-)
You know this is so old I can't even remember where I ended up for breakfast!
I've given Turning Point in Holmdel two chances, and both times I left dissatisfied, with medicore watery egg dishes. It's too crowded and pricey compared to some other off-the-beaten places in the area.
I tried to hit up Sunset Landing for a late breakfast/early lunch last Saturday, July 4th after hearing great reviews on here. I walked in, the two teens who were inside told me to take any table outside so I did. There were about three other tables occupied. I waited for ten minutes before I was acknowledged. Meanwhile, watched another teen waitress bring her boyfriend to a table, get him drinks, hug and kiss him. What's up with this place? I ended up walking out after the waitress came by after the then minutes. Told her why as well. I think ten minutes is far too long to be seated and not be acknowledged for at least drinks.
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John Scott's film "In the Waiting Room" was one of twenty-nine films in competition at the Zebra Poetry Film Festival in Berlin last weekend. The festival selected twenty-nine movies from over 770 submissions from 70 countries to be in the competition screenings.
"In the Waiting Room" is Scott's adaptation of an Elizabeth Bishop poem of the same name and is designed to be integrated into a larger documentary project that focuses on the life and work of the poet.
Scott is an associate professor in the Department of Media Arts, Sciences, and Studies.
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3323 Nostrand Ave is a 19 minute walk from the Q Broadway Express at the Avenue U stop.
This apartment is in the Sheepshead Bay neighborhood in New York. Nearby parks include Herman Dolgon Playground, Galapo Playground and Aimee Triangle.
3323 Nostrand Ave has a Walk Score of 89 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Nearby schools include Good Shepherd School, Junior High School 278 Marine Park and PS 100 Coney Island School.
The closest grocery stores are Kosher Palace Supermarket Inc, Produce Market 2000 and New York Mart.
Nearby coffee shops include Shisha Lounge & Cafe, Donut Connection and Grandpa's Pizza Cafe. Nearby restaurants include New Panda Garden, Buckley's and Buckley's Bar & Restaurant.
3323 Nostrand Ave is near Galapo Playground, Bill Brown Memorial Playground and Corporal Wiltshire Triangle.
There are some bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. 3323 Nostrand Ave is bikeable, there is some bike infrastructure.
Beautiful studio apartment located in the marine park area.
This is a studio / 1 bathroom unit at 3323 Nostrand Ave in Brooklyn for $975.00 monthly.
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"I have not yet begun to fight!" (In response to a taunt of surrender by the British)
- John Paul Jones
"These are the times that try men's souls: The summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will, in this crisis, shrink from the service of his country; but he that stands it Now, deserves the love and thanks of man and woman. Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered; yet we have this consolation with us, that the harder the conflict the more glorious the triumph."
- Thomas Paine, The Crisis - December, 1776
"I have full confidence in [our] courage, devotion to duty and skill in battle. We will accept nothing less than full victory!"
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No other terms than unconditional and immediate surrender. I propose to move immediately upon your works."
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"We shall not flag or fail. We shall go on to the end. We shall fight in [France], we shall fight on the seas and oceans, we shall fight with growing confidence and growing strength in the air, we shall defend our island, whatever the cost may be. We shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills: we shall never surrender"
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We WILL NOT cater to the GOP!
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MSM & GOP: Take this message to your so called "Leader", Mitt Romney.
Ron Paul, his supporters, and the r3v0lution aren't going anywhere. We are here to stay, and we WILL do what it takes to fix this country and bring her back from the clutches of tyranny, corruption, greed and oppression that you have fought so hard to endear.
Your reign is coming to an end.
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In all we probably walked about 3 miles which is a pretty reasonable sedate Janathon effort I think!
Janathon Day 29
Today was a cold and bleak day but did that stop our little family from getting some exercise in for Janathon. Of course it didn't! We backed up a bag, got ourselves wrapped up warm and headed up to the moor for the afternoon. We live about a 10 minute drive from the moor and we're pretty bad for not making the most of it so we decided it was time to change this and also it would mean Zac could have a really good few hours running round off his lead sniffing stuff and getting dirty!
We got up there and parked up and it was a bit overcast but not raining and I said wouldn't it be cool if it snowed and we laughed and started our walk. Zac had his new high viz coat on to keep him warm and it also meant we could see him when he ran off.
One of the Dartmoor traditions that is really good fun it letterboxing. People will hide waterproof boxes on the moor with a log book and a stamp inside. The idea is if you find one you use the stamp in the box to stamp your personal log book and you use your personal stamp to stamp the box's log book. We don't have our own stamp yet so we just sign the log books with the date we found the box and our names and a little message. Zac was great at getting his nose into all the hiding places and finding the boxes. In total we found 8 boxes!
At one point when RP and I weren't paying attention Zac ran off and decided to amuse himself by chasing a flock of sheep! Cue a huge panic on our part with images of a farmer with a shotgun. Thankfully Zac has no interest in actually hurting livestock he just can't help chasing things that run so when the sheep stopped he came back. We made sure to keep a really close eye on him from then on and put his lead on when we were near any groups of animals again.
By this time the visibility was starting to get low and can you believe it... it started snowing!
Luckily we were walking near Haytor and we knew as long as we kept the Tor in sight then we wouldn't get lost. When the snow started to come down quite hard we thought it would be best to head up the Tor and then start walking back to the car with the road in sight. It's so easy to get yourself lost up there because the weather can change very quickly and all the scenery looks exactly the same.
We climbed up the Tor and Zac proved to be a pretty impressive mountain climber!
By this time the snow was proper coming down so we hot footed it back to the car, got Zac dried off and headed home for a well deserved cup of tea. I'm not sure how far we went but we were out for about 3 hours and all of us were shattered when we got home!
Janathon Day 30
Ok so my 30th day effort is pretty lame but my excuse is I was tired and it was raining cats and dogs. I took Zac for his usual walk and instead of going straight home I added another loop on to make it a 3 mile walk rather than 2. I was absolutely drenched by the time I got in and my plan to go to the gym got pushed to the side in favour of cuddling up on the sofa under a blanket!
Janathon Day 31 - The Conclusion!
I knew for the last day of Janathon that I wanted to end on a high and this meant I wanted to end it with a run. It has gotten seriously cold here over the last couple of days and the thought of running round town really didn't fill me any enthusiasm so I thought I would go to the gym and try and beat my 7.5 mile treadmill run from last week.
I got on the treadmill that I knew did 'Marathon Mode' which meant it wouldn't cut out after an hour. I set it to my steady comfortable pace and off I went. Immediately my brain starts trying to plan when we are going to have a break. I'm hoping to make it to 1.5 hours so I initially decide to have a break at 45 mins at the halfway point. I cover the timer with my towel so I'm not constantly clock watching but then I make the mistake of looking at the clock on the wall so I then find myself constantly checking that clock instead!
I get to 30 mins and I'm feeling pretty good so I decide that I won't have a break until I hit the hour mark and then after that it will be less than 30 mins till the finish and I can do that easy. I've got my ipod playing some pretty good dancey tunes which is making me feel all motivated and I decide that today I won't skip through the songs I will listen to them all and I will have a break after my current favourite running song Levels by Avicii comes on.
This song immediately gets me feeling amazing when running, it's really uplifting and when I'm struggling with the mental pressure of running this track pushes all that to the side and I feel like I'm flying.
I get to the hour and the Avicii track still hasn't come on so I take stock of the situation, my breathing is fine, my knees feel a little sore but not painful, just a little tired. I realise that my body is still up for running, it's just my brain wanting me to stop, so I tell my brain to bugger off and I keep going!
I get to 1 hour and 20 mins and I am feeling it a bit now but I tell myself I'm only feeling it because I know it's only ten more minutes till my stop time so I push harder and tell myself how amazing I will feel when I make it and then some Dizzee Rascal comes on and I'm sailing to the 1 hour 30 min mark.
When I hit it I'm over the moon, I've beat my previous time, but the Avicii song hasn't come on and it feels like I would be cheating my own rules if I don't stick to the plan which was to stop after the Avicii song so.... I keep going! Ahhh! I realise that if I keep to the pace I'm doing I will be able to hit 10 miles in the next 30 mins which will be the furthest I have ever run in one go and therefore also the longest. I think of all the amazing athletes and Janathoners out there and I realise that none of them got to where they are by copping out from a challenge and not pushing themselves so I make a decision. I will run 10 miles today and I will do it well!
By this time I can't help but watch the numbers ticking by. I've worked out in my head that I need to do 16.1km to guarantee that I hit the 10 mile mark and as it gets closer I get more and more excited. 15.6, 15.7, 15.8, 15.9, 16.0, 16.1! For a moment I forget where I am and that whilst I can't hear myself over my music everyone else can and I'm pretty sure they all heard my loud "Fucking yes!" as I hit my mark. But I'm not embarrassed I set myself a challenge and I beat it. I was elated!
There was only another few minutes until I would hit 2 hours so I decided to keep going until then and I even managed a sprint finish for the final 30 seconds. I smacked the cool down button and let out a massive sigh of relief. I had a grin from ear to ear and everyone around me must have thought I was crazy. My legs felt like jelly so I was a good girl and did the 5 minute cool down and then went and did loads of stretches.
This picture makes it look like I did 17km in 25 mins but it was actually 125 mins it's just the display won't show 3 numbers at the beginning.
As it was pay day today (whoop!) RP and I had promised ourselves a takeaway so before heading home I hit up takeaway alley and look what I came away with!
Somehow I don't think I will be losing any weight this week! Oops!
So that's it, Janathon is over. I've not been the best Janathoner and I have no idea how the guys at the top of the leader board have managed it. To run everyday is hard, to even exercise everyday is hard, however I have pushed myself harder this month than I ever have before and I have seen the benefit. When we got back from holiday I wasn't confident that I could run a 5K without having to walk and tonight I ran over 10 miles without stopping, I owe it all to Janathon and all the amazing Janathoners who have commented on here, offered support on Twitter and filled their own blogs with their tales of glory! So thanks guys have a virtual drink on me!
Janathon Final Stats
Miles: 73.47
Time: 14hr 09m 02s
Calories: 9695 (so close to 10,000)
The leader board currently has me placed at no 54 out of 155, I'm sure there are still a few people that need to log today's miles yet but still I'm pretty impressed with this. I'm looking forward now to continuing my aim to run 500 miles this year and now have my sights firmly set on Silverstone and I have the confidence that I will complete it and it will be great!
Well done to all my fellow Janathoners and in particular Mr auswomble who has clocked up and incredible 455 miles this month and has held the top spot on the leader board for as long as I can remember! Well played Sir!
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"Lighthouse Psychological and Educational Testing uses well-known and proven assessments for ADHD, education, intelligence, cognitive, personality, and many other areas. Testing and assessment can provide important diagnostic data for greater efficiency, productivity, success, and overall well-being. At Lighthouse Testing we will work with you and your current therapist or counselor or recommend appropriate next steps. You may also work with Dr. Katherine Pang, PhD, ThM, LLM, a provisionally licensed psychologist working under the supervision of Dr. Michael Leach, PhD if you should decide you want to pursue a therapeutic relationship after receiving your report from your testing services.
(469) 789-1253
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Philip Young
Counselor, MA, CRC, CPC
"Your life is a journey on a path. If you are here you are seeking change. Do you experience confusion or unhappiness in your job or career? Do you have goals that you would like to achieve in order to fulfill your dream? Are you suffering from the loss of a loved one or having difficulty in your relationships? I am a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor and Certified Professional Coach with over thirty years of experience working with a diverse clientele. I work from a solution-focused, time limited approach to make someone's path more ideal for them.
(469) 275-4684
Dallas, Texas 75231
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Antonio Roman
Psychiatrist, MD, PA
"Dr. Antonio Roman an Adult and Geriatric Psychiatrist has served the Dallas, Texas community since 1998. Dr. Roman's scope of practice includes Depression, Bipolar Disorder, Panic Disorder, Social Anxiety Disorder, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Adult Attention Deficit Disorder, Alzheimer's Disease and Psychiatric Complications of Dementia. Dr. Roman's treatment modality includes psychotropic medication and supportive psychotherapy. Dr. Roman's therapeutic style combines compassion, encouragement and humor.
(469) 530-3938
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Deann Ware
Psychologist, PhD
"Dr. Ware, licensed psychologist, (www.deannware.com) works collaboratively with clients to successfully treat depression, anxiety, panic disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), stress, PTSD/trauma, relationship problems, work problems, self esteem issues, shyness, divorce, attention deficit disorder (ADD/ADHD), infertility, and recovery from a difficult childhood. You may schedule an initial consultation at no charge. During the initial consultation, Dr. Ware will help you define your treatment goals and evaluate whether she is the best psychologist to provide the services you need. You will also discuss the type of therapy, or treatment modality, that will best work for you.
(214) 256-9273
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Amera Sergie
Counselor, MA, LPC-S
"I believe that my role is to help you harness your inner knowledge and strength so that you can be the best version of yourself possible. Since my goal is to create an individualized counseling experience, I take an eclectic approach, drawing from different schools of thought when working with my clients. Some of my areas of expertise include: anxiety, depression, play therapy, trauma, domestic abuse, communication skills building, acculturation issues, anger management, parenting, stress management, personal growth, and self-esteem building.
(214) 717-5790
Dallas, Texas 75208
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Michael Salas
Counselor, MA, LPC-S, LCDC, CSAT
"If you're looking for a gay therapist in Dallas who personally understands the confusion, frustration, and difficulties that can come with being gay or lesbian, look no further. Whether it be problems in your relationship, a lack of acceptance from your family, or confusion about who you are, I can help. Together we will find ways to work on your relationship, help improve your self-esteem, and feel better about yourself and life in general. Call me today to see how I can help you feel how you want to feel.
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Mamoona Hassan
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"If you are feeling stressed, anxiety, panic attacks, feeling stuck in a relationship thats going no where, want to learn to communicate better, struggling to find motivation, feeling a sense of hopelessness, problems with outburst and aggression, poor self-esteem, trust issues, dealing with sexual abuse, domestic violence, bullying, problems at school, social anxiety, behavioral issues, problems with parenting, problem with dealing and communication with parents.......
(972) 992-5713
Dallas, Texas 75252
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Michael Salas
Counselor, MA, LPC-S, LCDC, CSAT, CMAT
"If anonymous sex, infidelity, compulsive pornography use, or other sexual behaviors are creating problems for you or your relationship, I can help. I know that the idea of discussing problems relating to sexual behavior can be intimidating. I will help you assess the issues that you're dealing with, so that you can rebuild your life and relationships. My gentle, yet firm approach will help you open a door to recovery that you've never before thought possible. Call or e-mail me now to regain control of your life and your relationships.
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Chris Jones
Counselor, MSEd, LPC
"I work with teenagers who have survived abuse, feel anxious or depressed, have ADHD or are struggling to adjust to a life-changing event such as change in schools or parents' divorce. I can help with the extremely moody teenager to include possible drug use. Bring in the adolescent who is violent, truant, oppositional, self-injures or threatens suicide.
(214) 506-0419
Dallas, Texas 75201
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David O'Brien
Psychologist, PhD
"I work with adolescents and adults in individual, family and couple modalities. I am a consultant to multiple high schools in the area. I utilize a problem-solving, individually-based approach that incorporates multiple treatment interventions to maximize the best possible outcome.
(214) 427-1448
Dallas, Texas 75243
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Patrick Hentsch-Cowles
Counselor, MS, LPC-Int, NCC, CSAT-Ca
"My mission is to serve as a guide and facilitator towards an empowered, spiritually connected, and self-directed life. Individuals who are discouraged by, and feel powerless over their impulsivity and compulsions, battle against their own behaviors, emotions, and thoughts, and who have lost their connection with living in joy, are those I feel compassionately called to serve.
(469) 513-8775 x103
Dallas, Texas 75254
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Maria Lee Mayo
"I start with wherever the client is. This means that we move as quickly or as slowly in therapy as you feel comfortable, and is appropriate. I emphasize a comfortable, safe, secure environment for the counseling session. My down-to-earth approach provides clients with the professional counseling relationship they need to work through their stresses and problem situations, but without the uncomfortable feeling of working with a "stuffy" therapist.
(214) 666-8634
Dallas, Texas 75254
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Amy S. Gragert
Counselor, MA, LPC-S, PA
"My ideal client is one primarily motivated for change. I'm not an "ah huh, mmmm, I see" therapist. I am very active in sessions so my client wants honest, direct feedback and education on issues and new skills for more success. I am also patient, seasoned and aware that fear and habits make change hard, so I offer significant support and positive encouragement. My therapy involves Cognitive/Behavioral techniques meaning: understanding you "head chatter" and skills to decrease or make more positive (often driven by anxiety), and changing or creating "actions" that increase positive results and confidence.
(214) 390-9646
Dallas, Texas 75204
"Feel like you worry all the time? Sleepless nights? Irritability? Sadness? Fighting with the ones you love? Drinking too much? The past 15 years, I have helped people master anxiety, mood swings, relationship challenges, and parenting struggles. I have also helped young children, age 10 and up, overcome stomach aches, isolating, feeling left out, and cutting themselves due to low self esteem, trouble at school with peers, and family relationships. Coming to counseling can help you feel better. We can figure out why you feel so unhappy, or anxious, and then we can work together to help reduce those uncomfortable feelings.
(214) 513-3107
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Toni Hassed
Counselor, MA, LPC
"I am a Licensed Professional Counselor, who believes strongly that people have the capacity to heal from the inside out. I consider the counseling profession as a vocation that requires a responsible therapist to compassionately walk together with a client on the journey from pain to healing. I believe that HOPE is the greatest gift a therapist can give their clients, who are experiencing the emotional pain of life's circumstances. Creating a better life takes courage, awareness and insight.
(972) 905-4331
Dallas, Texas 75287
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Jack Hudson
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSSW, LCSW
"My practice is intended to be relatively small in order to focus more attention on each patient. My approach is client centered, and includes traditional Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness Therapy, and Mindfulness Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. I also utilize a non-judgemental approach to addiction treatment. I assist the client in identifying and understanding the emotional issues that underly their addiciton. I also use Mindfulness Meditation as an intergal coping skill to deal with addictive urges. I believe that lasting change requires a non-judgemental environment;one that validates the client, encourages change, and challenges the client to expand his/her emotional and spiritual growth.
(214) 838-7079
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Stephanie Adams
Counselor, MA, LPC
"Is your teen throwing up before school? Unable to go to sleep? Having panic attacks? I specialize in helping people (especially teens) reduce the impact of stress and anxiety, and work to help survivors of sexual assault and other traumas reclaim their life. My clients are intelligent individuals who have bright futures but are hampered by their anxiety or past. I work with you to develop strategies to overcome the challenges that are weighing you down. We will create solutions you can use over and over so that you will always have access to the resource you need - yourself.
(979) 217-1397
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Mignon Mulvey Jambon
Counselor, MA, LPC
"I see counseling as a process in which you, the client, and I, the counselor, come to understand and trust one another, work as a team to explore and define present problem situations, develop future goals for an improved life and work in a systematic fashion toward realizing those goals.I will work as hard and fast as you do. I believe in motivational counseling and in the importance of a spiritual element for effective outcomes. I have studied multiple religions, meditation, yoga, etc. to best meet the needs of my clients. Everybody is different...your counseling experience will be tailored to fit you.
(985) 221-4203
Dallas, Texas 75215
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Sandy M. Stillo
Counselor, MS, LPC, CHST
"Have recent life changes overwhelmed you or your children? Are you finding yourself in similar situations time and again, feeling disappointed, unhappy, or frustrated? Are you grieving a loss or death? Maybe you just haven't been feeling like yourself lately. Life is full of challenges, setbacks, disappointments, and sometimes heartbreak. It's also full of happiness, joy, love, and contentment. If you or your child is struggling with life's ups and downs, seeking counseling is a demonstration of your strength and dedication to personal growth and emotional well being. Congratulations on taking that first step!
(214) 718-8341
Verified by Psychology Today
Stacia' Alexander
Counselor, LPC
"The motto of Positive Influences is "Facing challenges today for blessings tomorrow." If you are experiencing challenges which are significant enough to warrant careful considerations, then perhaps I can help you make sense of the issues you have before you. My approach is very direct as I believe change only comes about with agitation (whether mild or strong). I have been in private practice for over ten years and appreciate the opportunities I have had to help people move towards a greater sense of peace in their lives. Perhaps I can be of help to you, as well.
(469) 665-8271
Dallas, Texas 75247
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When Floyd's kite gets stuck in a tree, he throws up his shoe to try and dislodge it. But when this gets stuck, too, it's not long before his other shoe follows it and then all kinds of other odd things find themselves thrown up in an attempt to knock other things down. Small children and parents alike will delight in this funny new picture book from the distinctive writer and illustrator Oliver Jeffers, who has previously won both the Smarties Book Prize and the Blue Peter Book Award for Lost and Found, a story about a boy and his penguin friend.
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Celebrating its 50th anniversary, Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company performs a creative and contrasting collection of dance, including three Southern California premieres, choreographed by movers boldly pushing the boundaries of the art form. Los Angeles Times raved, "The superbly trained dancers of the venerable Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company provide lavish displays of muscular control and mastery of detail that kept the movement stratospheric!" This Utah-based company known for delivering innovative, moving and compelling work lands at Carpenter Performing Arts Center for its dance series.
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Every year in the NFL, an assortment of players have tremendous seasons that ultimately aren't rewarded with an All-Pro distinction because of even more tremendous seasons turned in by other, more high-profile players sometimes on more high-profile, winning teams. Sure, the Associated Press typically does a fine job identifying the league's best players for the All-Pro team, but with a limited amount of spots available, there's always an unfortunate number of guys, who, in almost any other campaign, would garner an All-Pro honor. The following players *won't* be First-Team All-Pros in 2013. But let's call them glorified honorable mentions. Quarterback - Drew Brees Peyton Manning will be the First-Team All-Pro quarterback. As he should. Heck, he's probably going to take home the MVP award. As he should. But, damn, Drew Brees has had an All-Pro / MVP-caliber season thus far. He's completing 68 percent of his passes and is averaging 340 yards per ga...
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POSTED: Tuesday, September 6, 2011 - 2:31pm
UPDATED: Thursday, September 8, 2011 - 9:34am
LAS CRUCES- Police arrested a man for abusing his girlfriend's 2-year-old daughter.
Adrian Banda, 19, was arrested late Monday evening and is charged with one count of intentional child abuse.
On Monday, Police were called to Memorial Medical Center where the 2-year-old girl was being treated for injuries to her face, forehead, mouth and left ear.
Police say Banda had been watching the girl while her 21-year-old mother was at work. When the girl's mother arrived home after work she noticed bruises and her daughter appeared to have a neck injury. The girl was then taken to the hospital. The girl's injuries are not life-threatening.
Detectives interviewed Banda and the girl's mother and found several inconsistencies in Banda's statements.
Banda was arrested and transported to the Dona Ana County Detention Center with bond set at $10,000.
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It is not this animal's whole responsibility. The mother expects another man to take care of a child that is not his????These women keep having children out of wedlock with no remorse or regret. Where are our moral's and family values. It is the government's fault for delivering, feeding and housing these government leeches.
Woman, are you serious? Did you not read that she was at work??? How do you know that this woman is receiving government assistance? Exactly! As for her having her child out of wedlock, how do you know that too? For all you know she was married to the child's father and things didn't work out. Your entire statement was based on ASSUMPTIONS. It is that man's fault and his fault only. PERIOD!
thats why they are "in a relationship" he is supposed to be a fatherly figure not go and beat up a 2 year old girl. It isnt the mother's fault. You should be ashamed of yourself. If she had no remorse or regret her daughter would be in the system with even worser people and she wouldn't of took responsiblity. She is working how are you goin to judge and say she is recieving government assistance when you don't even know. Your probably on SSI recieving government money.
how is she a leech if she was at work?
What is going on...Even a 10 week old baby is beaten..Las Cruces should have a sign stating. "Welcome to Las Cruces New Mexico, where children are beaten and raped ".These folks should suffer like these defensless children were forced to. However, we will give these animals protection and their rights under the law..Where was these childrens rights? who protected them? Who????
There must be something it the Las Cruces Water. Why is it you never hear anything nice or positive about it, Is there a sign that says...Welcome to Las Cruces New Mexico The City where Children are beaten and raped, please enjoy are city! He should be given electric shocks and left to suffer with no medical attention treated like the animal he is no mercy!!!!!!
While he is in jail he should be beaten just like he beat a defensless two year old. How would you like it?!