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Ethics in Psychotherapy and Counseling: A Practical Guide / Edition 2by Kenneth S. Pope, Melba J. T. Vasquez
Praise for Ethics in Psychotherapy and Counseling, Fourth Edition
"A stunningly good book.... If there is only one book you buy on ethics, this is the one."
—David H. Barlow, Ph.D., ABPP; Professor of Psychology and Psychiatry, Boston University
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Praise for Ethics in Psychotherapy and Counseling, Fourth Edition
"A stunningly good book.... If there is only one book you buy on ethics, this is the one."
—David H. Barlow, Ph.D., ABPP; Professor of Psychology and Psychiatry, Boston University
"The fourth edition continues to be the gold standard.... A must read in every counseling/therapy training program. It is that good and valuable."
—Derald Wing Sue, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology Teachers College, Columbia University
"A must have for therapists at every step of their career from student to wise elder."
—Bonnie Strickland, Ph.D., Former President, American Psychological Association
"This fourth edition of the best book in its field has much timely new material.... A brilliant addition is an exploration of how reasonable people can conscientiously follow the same ethical principles yet reach different conclusions..... An essential source book."
—Patrick O'Neill, Ph.D., former President, Canadian Psychological Association
"Essential for all practicing mental health professionals and students..."
—Nadine Kaslow, Ph.D., ABPP; President, American Board of Professional Psychology
"I particularly enjoyed the chapter on ethical practice in the electronic world, which was informative even to this highly tech-savvy psychologist. The chapter on responses to the interrogations issue is destined to be a classic... Bravo! Mandatory reading"
—Laura Brown, Ph.D. ABPP; 2010 President, APA Division of Trauma Psychology
"There's no better resource to have at your fingertips..."
—Eric Drogin, JD, Ph.D., ABPP; former Chair, APA Committee on Professional Practice and Standards & APA Committee on Legal Issues
"Two of psychology's national treasures, Drs. Ken Pope and Melba Vasquez, walk the walk of psychotherapy ethics. Simply the best book in its genre."
—John Norcross, Ph.D., ABPP, Professor of Psychology & Distinguished University Fellow, University of Scranton
"I love this book! And so will therapists, supervisors and trainees. In fact, it really should be required reading for every mental professional and aspiring professional.... And it is a fun read to boot!"
—Stephen J. Ceci, Ph.D., Cornell University
"A splendid book.... This is essential reading for all those in psychotherapy and related fields."
—Clifford Stromberg, Esq., Partner, Healthcare Law, Hogan & Hartson, Washington, DC
"It should be part of every therapist's basic library."
—Allen Webb, Ph.D., ABPP, Former President, American Board of Professional Psychology
"A classic must-have book for all psychologists that just keeps getting better with each edition...."
—Nadya Fouad, Distinguished Professor, University of Wisconsin; Editor, Counseling Psychologist
"Pope & Vasquez have done it again....an indispensable resource for seasoned professionals and students alike."
—Beverly Greene, Ph.D., ABPP, St. John's University
"A wonderful, helpful guide to the complexities of modern-day ethics. As hard as it is to imagine, this revision by Drs. Pope and Vasquez of their land-mark text is even more timely, insightful, and important."
—Patrick Deleon, Ph.D., Former President, American Psychological Association
"At last the working clinician has concrete, down-to-earth help to resolve issues of ethics and professional responsibility that one confronts daily. This book is a must for faculty. . . should be required for all clinicians in training."
—Jerome Singer, Ph.D., ABPP, Yale University
"An updated version of a classic text on ethics in psychology. Drs. Pope and Vasquez provide the reader with an outstanding set of tools for enhancing ethical behavior in an increasingly complex professional world."
—Ronald F. Levant, Ed.D., Former president, American Psychological Association
"A wonderfully insightful and unique book for all therapists, supervisors, and students; an affirmation of our rich scientific and professional heritage and values."
—Jack Wiggins, Ph.D., Former President, American Psychological Association
"A wise and useful book which should be in every practitioner's library and be required in all clinical and counseling training programs."
—David Mills, Ph.D., former Director, APA Ethics Office
"An excellent analysis of the meaning of ethics in the everyday life of practicing therapists."
—Patricia Keith-Spiegel, Ph.D., former Chair, APA Ethics Committee
"This classic ethics text provides invaluable resources and enables readers to engage in critical thinking in order to make their own decisions. This superb reference belongs in every psychology training program's curriculum and on every psychologist's bookshelf."
—Lillian Comas-Diaz, Ph.D., Former President, APA Division of Psychologists in Independent Practice
"Ken Pope and Melba Vasquez are right on target once again, a book that every practicing mental health professional should read and have in their reference library."
—Jeffrey N. Younggren, Ph.D., Risk Management Consultant, American Psychological Association Insurance Trust
"Drs. Pope and Vasquez have done a masterful job in helping practitioners think through how to respond to complex ethical dilemmas and assume personal responsibility for their actions. This book also provides an excellent articulation of best practices in negotiating and clarifying complex ethical dilemmas. The authors explore the complexities of ethical decision-making in creative ways that encourage mindful awareness and continual inquiry. They use an active approach with scenarios followed by a set of questions to explore each topic. This is an essential book for every clinician—from trainees to seasoned practitioners. It will have a powerful impact on the field for many years to come by providing practitioners a solid foundation and road map upon which to provide competent and ethical treatment."
—Linda Garnets, Ph.D., UCLA
"This dynamic edition invites the reader into an active questioning process that goes well beyond ethics codes and standards. The engaging autonomy-based approach empowers practitioners to discover "the most ethical and positive response to a unique client with unique needs and resources in a unique context."
—Carol D. Goodheart, Ed.D., 2010 President, American Psychological Association
"The talents of Drs. Pope and Vasquez relative to their abilities to translate difficult and sensitive material into a user friendly resource, continues to shine forth in this latest work. Their appreciation of the multiple contexts (multicultural, social, political, historical, and intra-personal) within which ethical decision-making is framed and their attention to the emotion-laden human component that fuels a professional's response to the ethical circumstances and dilemmas they confront adds a shining touch to their impeccable scholarship. This text represents an invitation to mental health professionals across levels of academic and clinical experiences to sharpen their service-provider talents and tools and a response in the affirmative to these distinguished authors is highly encouraged."
—William D. Parham, Ph.D., ABPP, President, Society of Counseling Psychology, Division 17 of the American Psychological Association; Dean, Graduate School of Professional Psychology, John F. Kennedy University
"An excellent blend of case law, research evidence, down-to-earth principles and practical examples from two authors with outstanding expertise. Promotes valuable understanding through case illustrations, self-directed exercises, and thoughtful discussion of such issues as cultural diversity."
—Dick Suinn, Former President, American Psychological Association
"The Pope and Vasquez text will stand as a premier reference source for ethics codes, practice guidelines, and leading edge topics of expanding practice. The authors do a masterful job of blending relational aspects of practice (e.g., power, trust, cultural and contextual differences, self-care, and boundaries) with areas of continuing competency development (e.g., practice in electronic services, evolving skills in assessment and evaluation, and procedures for responding to complaints). The result is a power house of resources and tools for practice today and into the future."
—Linda Campbell, Ph.D., University of Georgia
"This unique volume provides invaluable ethical guidance for psychologists engaged in professional practice. The scenarios and accompanying questions added to most chapters will prove especially helpful to those who offer courses and workshops concerned with ethics in psychology."
—Charles D. Spielberger, Ph.D., ABPP; Former President, American Psychological Association
"An outstanding book. The chapter on testing, assessment, and diagnosis is heartening; it identifies the ethical responsibilities as well as dilemmas and pitfalls we face as practitioners."
—Philip Erdberg, Ph.D., ABPP, Former President, Society for Personality Assessment
"A comprehensive and practical guide for practitioners who strive to have an ethical, competent and caring practice, this book is a practical resource those who aspire to be excellent psychotherapists and counselors. Useful and relevant, it will not gather dust."
—Jessica Henderson Daniels, Ph.D., ABPP, Childrens Hospital, Boston; APA Board of Directors
"This is an excellent, well-written blend of scholarship, common-sense, and wise counsel that is easy to read and full of practical illustrations likely to benefit both the novice and experienced psychotherapist."
—Gerald Koocher, Ph.D., ABPP, Dean of the School for Health Studies at Simmons College; Former President, American Psychological Association
"A necessary book for those who want to take their risk management strategies to the next level."
—Eric Harris, J.D., Ph.D., Risk Managment Consultant, American Psychological Association Insurance Trust
"Useful to every psychologist. I expect it will land on everyone's bookshelf as a well-thumbed source of important information on such topics as working with suicidal clients. We will use it in training at our Center."
—Norman Farberow, Ph.D., ABPP, Co-Founder and Co-Director, L.A. Suicide Prevention Center
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Table of Contents
|Helping Without Hurting: Enhancing Ethical Awareness
|Ethical and Legal Codes and Complaints: Historical, Actuarial, and Empirical Foundations
|Trust, Power, and Caring
|Common Misperceptions That Interfere with Ethical Practice
|The Human Therapist
|Asking Questions: A Case Study in Questioning Claims from the Recovered Memory Controversy
|Beginnings and Endings, Absences and Accessibility
|Informed Consent and Informed Refusal
|Assessment, Testing, and Diagnosis
|Sexual Relationships with Clients
|Nonsexual Multiple Relationships
|Cultural, Contextual, and Individual Differences
|Maintaining and Waiving Confidentiality
|Responding to Suicidal Risk
|The Supervisory Relationship
|App. A
|Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct
|App. B
|Patients' Mental Health Rights
|App. C
|Ethical Guidelines for Professional Care in a Managed Care Environment
|App. D
|Sample Informed Consent Form
|About the Authors
|Name Index
|Subject Index
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Obama in China: Speaks To Students at Town Hall Meeting- By Bossip Staff Categories: Bolitics, News
We know that the Chinese are super strict with online web space, and President Obama had a few tips for students in Shanghai, regarding that among other things:
President Barack Obama gave China a pointed, unexpected nudge to stop censoring the Internet access of its own people, offering an animated defense of the tool that helped him win the White House – and telling his tightly controlled hosts not to be wary of a little criticism.
"I think that the more freely information flows, the stronger the society becomes, because then citizens of countries around the world can hold their own governments accountable," Obama said Monday in a town hall with students during his first-ever trip to China. "They can begin to think for themselves." Just hours ahead of talks with Chinese President Hu Jintao, Obama tried to find a political balance, couching his admonitions with words of cooperation, praise and American humility. He said few global challenges can be solved unless the world's only superpower and its rising competitor work together, and he insisted: "We do not seek to contain China's rise." But in his opening statement and in answers to the wide-ranging discussion with university students, Obama spoke bluntly about the benefits of individual freedoms in a place known for limiting them.
"We do not seek to impose any system of government on any other nation," Obama said. Then he added that freedom of expression and worship, unfettered access to information and unrestricted political participation are not principles held by the United States; instead, he called them "universal rights."
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YIELD: 4 bowls
Ingredients2 medium cucumbers
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1/4 cup tahini
2 Tbsp. lemon juice
1 Tbsp. olive oil
1 Tbsp. honey
2 cloves garlic, smashed
1-1/2 tsp. ground coriander
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Lots of colorful vegetables and salsa make this cheesy panini prettier than any grilled cheese you've ever seen. The small amount of Cheddar cheese in this sandwich goes a long way because it is shredded and sharp. Serve with a mixed salad and you've got a delightful lunch or light supper. If you happen to have a panini maker, go ahead and skip Step 3 and grill the panini according to the manufacturer's directions.
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These were delicious! Traded the onions for cilantro and Monterrey Jack cheese for the cheddar, but definitely a keeper. I used a hearty whole grain bread, heated my pan with the oil before hand, and then plopped them in there. I stuck an earthenware plate on top with a couple cans on top of that. Used just a bit of oil, and the times that I didn't have any visible oil in the skillet they still came out great. I'll never make an ordinary grilled cheese again, these were delicious!
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Really yummy sandwich! I was skeptical that the small amount of cheese would be satisfying, but it really was. I had no problems with the sandwich being soggy, and I didn't do anything special. Just make sure the pan is nice and hot before you put the bread in and you should be fine.


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SAN DIEGO, May 15 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Amylin Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Nasdaq: AMLN) today issued the following statement in response to a report issued by RiskMetrics Group (formerly Institutional Shareholder Services) regarding Amylin's Annual Meeting of Stockholders to be held on May 27, 2009:
It is important for shareholders to note that RiskMetrics split its recommendation, supporting only three out of five nominees proposed by Carl Icahn and Eastbourne Capital Management, L.L.C. We are confident that our slate of nominees is the right Board to lead Amylin. We are disappointed that RiskMetrics has recommended three dissident nominees to our annually-elected Board. The Company urges shareholders to vote FOR Amylin's highly-qualified Director nominees who have extensive experience in biopharmaceuticals and diabetes, as well as the valuable sales and marketing expertise necessary to most effectively guide Amylin. We believe that our nominees have better qualifications relevant to our business.
Importantly, Amylin's Board and management team have recognized and embraced the need for change, with two new independent Director nominees, Paul N. Clark, former Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and President of Icos Corporation, and Paulo F. Costa, former President and Chief Executive Officer of Novartis U.S. Corporation. Both bring additional commercial and operational expertise in the biopharmaceutical industry, which are key attributes requested by our shareholders.
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Dr. Abhishek Seth completed his three year fellowship at Boston Children's Hospital/Harvard Medical School where he spent two years in the basic science lab focusing on bladder regeneration and neurogenic bladder. Seth will continue the exciting research studying the epigenetics of bladder inflammation and will provide clinical support for many urologic disorders including neurogenic bladder, which coincides with his research.
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Tikkurila Oyj: Ameriprise Financial's holdings in Tikkurila increased to 5.02 percent (Announcement pursuant to the Securities Markets Act, Chapter 2, Section 10) Tikkurila Oyj Stock Exchange Release October 8, 2013 at 12:00 noon (CET+1) Tikkurila Oyj (business ID 0197067-4) has received a notification, based on the Securities Markets Act, from Threadneedle Investments on October 4, 2013. The holding of Ameriprise Financial Inc's holding companies (Columbia Wanger Asset Managment LLC, Columbia Management Investment Advisers LLC and Threadneedle Asset Management Holdings Limited) in shares of Tikkurila Oyj has exceeded the 1/20 (5%) threshold due to trades executed on October 3, 2013. The holding of the above mentioned companies in Tikkurila Oyj has amounted to a total of 2,215,512 shares, which corresponds to 5.02 percent of the total amount of shares and votes in Tikkurila Oyj. The percentages of shares and voting rights have been calculated in proportion to the total number of shares registered with the Trade Register and the total number of voting rights related to them. The share capital of Tikkurila Oyj is EUR 35,000,000.00 and it is divided into 44,108,252 shares. The company has one series of shares, and each share entitles to one voting right. Tikkurila Oyj Jukka Havia, CFO For further information, please contact: Tikkurila Oyj Minna Avellan, Manager, Investor Relations, tel. +358 40 533 7932, firstname.lastname@example.com For 150 years already, Tikkurila has provided consumers and professionals with user-friendly and sustainable solutions for surface protection and decoration. Tikkurila wants to be the leading paint company in the Nordic area as well as in Russia and other selected Eastern European countries. - Tikkurila inspires you to color your life. www.tikkurilagroup.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This announcement is distributed by Thomson Reuters on behalf of Thomson Reuters clients. The owner of this announcement warrants that: (i) the releases contained herein are protected by copyright and other applicable laws; and (ii) they are solely responsible for the content, accuracy and originality of the information contained therein. Source: Tikkurila Oyj via Thomson Reuters ONE HUG#1734260
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I love this thing called the internet with RSS feeds, Mailing lists and Newsgroups etc... It always amazes me how you can stumble across information that makes you take a second to stand up and think to oneself "hey - that's really cool!"...
I was doing some email triage (I got my fourth "your mailbox is over your limit" message this weekend from the good old Exchange agent) and I perused some folders of the DL's I'm a member of (I have 43 outlook inbox rules to auto sort my mail). This post happened to be from the Ottawa Carleton Linux User Group general mailing list advertising something called "BarCampOttawa" taking place this past Saturday. Damned if I didn't read it on Friday, since I would have made time to make it out to the event being hosted at BitHeads. What caught my attention was the community of IT professionals in Ottawa organising something of an event that was an "un-event" (or anti-event?) of getting together to share information and participate in the community as a whole. You had slots you could sign in for to present a topic and have audience participation. Slots were open for the taking and could be on any subject. Lots of stuff on Web 2.0, VoIP and various OSS software products / company startups. (Mental note – check for next event in Ottawa.)
One item that caught my attention the most was a product by a company called iotum who's product is called the "Relevance Engine" that decides how to route inbound calls to get to you. It can query your online "presence" with Messenger, check your calendar, verify your inbound caller against your imported outlook contacts – all these variables can be used to identify where calls should go (your extension, your cell, your voice mail). Besides being a cool product, they won a DemoGOD award for 2006 showing their product at a conference on emerging technology, beating out all other entries. Check out the video – it's very good.
Speaking of Relevance, back at BarCampOttawa, one of the sessions was about preparing for delivering this demo. Demos are something that I do as part of presenting and I know what it's like to have them work, be relevant and also what it's like when they blow up on ya (I'll be haunted by DFS for a while). I really liked the way AlecSaunders and HowardThaw from iotum broke the demo down and how to make it relevant and worth watching. It's something I do unconsciously when I create demos for tours and customers – but it has been beautifully laid out for all demo creators out there.
Way to go guys for the DemoGOD award and also for sharing your process with the IT Pro Community at large.


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Six ounces in three months.
I have been ebf my LO and she has only gained six ouncs in three months. She is almost nine months. Dh is pushing to start formula and continue to breast feed as well.. The doctor really wants us to.
i know breast milk is best, but I feel so bad she gained spittle. She has good diaper count, meeting all milestones she is crawling and pulling up. She is super happy, any suggestion in diet change for me!
Please no negativity! Thanks!
My thoughts exactly. It's normal for weight gain to slow and even plateau after 6 months. Her weight is fine, her diapers are fine, and she is meeting milestones. She is fine and so is your supply.
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"There is now evidence there is a distinctive upward trend in global sea surface temperatures, and this we can now see from measurements made from Envisat," Professor Llewellyn-Jones said.
Working like thermometers in the sky, a number of different satellite instruments measure SST on an ongoing basis, such as the AATSR aboard ESA's Envisat.
The AATSR instrument aboard Envisat and its predecessors, ATSR-1 and ATSR-2 on the ERS-1 and -2 satellites, has been providing researchers with a precise quantitative indication of the changes and variability associated with the climate system over the past 16 years.
"Thanks to a new archive of uniformly processed data from 1991 to the present day, which is due to be launched later this year, it will soon be possible to provide a definitive statement of the rate at which global temperatures have been changing and how the variability of our climate has been changing," Llewellyn-Jones said.
"The ATSR instrument produces data of unrivalled accuracy on account of its unique dual view of the Earth's surface, whereby each part of the surface is viewed twice, through two different atmospheric paths," Llewellyn-Jones added. "This not only enables scientists to correct for the effects of dust and haze, which degrade measurements of surface temperature from space, but also enables scientists to derive new measurements of the actual dust and haze, which are needed by climate scientists."


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THURSDAY, July 12 (HealthDay News) -- Concussions among football players at three U.S. service academies have increased since 2009, according to a new study.
The increase comes after a 2010 National Collegiate Athletic Association concussion-management initiative that required athletic programs to report concussion signs and symptoms, and then take players who exhibited the symptoms out of the game.
Study authors led by Dr. Kelly Kilcoyne, of the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, analyzed data from practices and games at the United States Military Academy, United States Naval Academy and the United States Air Force Academy. All players were males aged 18 to 22.
The total number of reported concussions increased from 23 during the 2009-10 season to 42 during the 2010-11 season.
The study was scheduled to be presented Thursday at the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine annual meeting, in Baltimore.
"The timing of the new NCAA regulations and the increase in reported concussions could certainly be attributed to under-reporting from players and coaches in the past," Kilcoyne said in a society news release. "[But] such an increase is still notable, and we need continued studies in football and other sports to find out more."
Dr. Robert Glatter, an emergency medicine physician at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City, agreed.
"The degree of increase in reported rates is concerning, and will require larger well-controlled studies to evaluate the increased concussion rates observed in this limited study," he said. "What is clear is that many players have experienced a number of concussions prior to participation in collegiate athletic programs, and that some have already received undertreatment ... for their head trauma when they begin their college athletic careers."
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The goal of any program is to bring a little reality to a possible situation if they make bad choices.
Through the years, individuals have come to schools across the country to give similar testimony on why drinking and driving do not mix.
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Is the Federation a True Democracy? And How Did It Reach That Point?
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Retrocession of everything outside the Mall,White House, Supreme Court, Capitol, Monuments, etc would be the best way to deal with with the proper representation.
Foreign embasscies too. I would want all the buildings housing the machinery of the federal goverment outside of Maryland. Outside of any state was the intent of Washington DC in the first place.
I'd prefer to create a new Capitol in the very center of the nation from ceded territory.
A fine idea, people on the west coast feel very disconected from a government located so far away. North west Kansas seems real nice, carve out a piece of that for a new DC.
though the size of the Federation Council has never been established has it?
In DS9, Sisko said at some point that Bajor would have to select representitives to the council, representitives plural. So perhaps each member world has a team on the council, and not a individual.
That same novel had several explicit references to representative democracy..
I believe that reference was of Vulcan's government.
though there was also a public referendum.
Which might just be the way the federation is run, at least on big major issues and overall policy. There would be the council to carry out the people policies, and for emergency high speed decisions, and the bureaucracy for working the fiddly little details of the membership peoples referendum choices
Direct democracy.
None of it is in any way Trek canon, of course.
Well, none of the novels are.
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|The Plague Quarter (25 player)
|Defeat the bosses of the Plague Quarter of Naxxramas in 25-player mode.
Heroic: The Plague Quarter is an end game raid achievement. Completing this achievement is criteria for the meta achievement Heroic: The Fall of Naxxramas.
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One of the best hotel bars in the country featuring some amazing cocktails
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The giant filler ham, bacon and egg burger.
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Here best sellers include a fresh Apple 'n Brie melt on toasty cinnamon swirl bread.
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Italian French
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Traditional American
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4534 SE Belmont St Portland, OR (503) 232-2202
English Cafe
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411 SW 3rd Ave Portland, OR (503) 228-5686
Steak Seafood
The oldest bar in portland serving the best spanish coffee you can find
2130 NE Broadway Portland, OR (503) 287-7490
Latin American
Rob Evans, Chef and Restaurateur, Hugo's, Portland, ME (winner)
2572 NW Vaughn St Portland, OR (503) 227-7002
Traditional American
good old Americana with dishes like corned beef hash and chipped beef
950 SW Washington St Portland, OR (503) 489-8432
traditional Georgian cuisine on the streets of Portland, Oregon including savoury meat dumplings known as Khinkali
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Sample their Kalbi Beef Short Rib Taco with Bean Sprouts and Pico De Gallo or Korean Bulgogi Beef Burrito with Spicy Pickled Cabbage and Sal
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indulgent cupcakes that also happen to be gluten-free.
1212 SE Hawthorne Blvd Portland, OR (503) 234-7786
Bacon and other pork parts all over the menu. Famous for their porchetta.
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Pork focused menu with pork belly and pork meatballs.
4039 N Mississippi Ave Ste 101 Portland, OR (503) 281-4060
Salted Cod Pizza
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Cheeseburger Mac and Cheese
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One of Portland's most famous drinking/strip club. A family owned strip club for over 60 years
5736 NE 33rd Ave Portland, OR (503) 249-3983
is housed in a building that has been a fixture of Northeast Portland since 1915. Boasting a restaurant, multiple bars, a movie theater, poo
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5026 SE Division St Portland, OR (503) 232-8226
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over 1,500 whiskeys to choose from
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Musicians bar where local bands like to drink
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Each dish showcases a vegetable.
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A farm-to-cone ice cream parlor that creates adventurous ice cream flavors by combining sweet and savory.
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The episode's main challenge was at Salvador Molly's "Great Balls of Fire" challenge�five habanero chile cheese fritters covered in habanero
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Legend has it that their underground basement bar was a tunnel where 19th century Portlanders were shanghaied�, an illegal maritime practice
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Food Destinations - Best DIY Dining.
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Bakery Coffee
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Traditional American
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Amazing brunch.
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Octopus Taco
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Farm fresh Mexican food.
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Great place to end a bar crawl
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Sr. Level Java Software Test Engineers - Seattle, WA
Volt is looking for Sr. Level Java Software Test Engineers who are vibrant and self-sufficient with at least 2 years of experience in Test Automation and Regression systems to help automate Cloud Portfolio products. These roles will be responsible for designing and implementing various automation infrastructure procedures and products to adapt to the needs of businesses across the Puget Sound region.
Job Responsibilities:
- Architect and implement new features in automation systems
- Provide guidance at an architectural level to team members
- Design automated techniques to provide coverage on various branches in parallel.
Develop and improve internal Regression Systems.
- Consistently strive to produce better automated software coverage.
- Integrate test suites into a test management system and test harness.
- Participate in feature teams during the sprint process.
- Develop and maintain metrics.
- Ensure resolution of defects and escalate any defects critical to the quality of the product.
- Troubleshoot with Developers, Architects and other Test Engineers to resolve defects.
These positions are offered through Volt Technical Resources, located in Redmond, WA. We are among the largest IT Staffing Companies in the US for contingent/temporary and direct hire placements, and support many of the top rated IT Companies in the Pacific Northwest.
*** Please Note: Must be Currently Available and Authorized to Work for Any Company in the USA. Local Candidates are Encouraged to Apply! Please no Corp to Corp, Recruiting Agency or Subcontracting Company responses at this time. Thank You. ***
Java Test Engineer Qualifications:
3+ years of experience with Java (including build tools such as Ant and Maven).
2+ years of experience in Software Test Automation Engineering.
Strong analytical thinking, logical reasoning, problem recognition, and problem resolution skills.
Ability to search out and to document high priority software flaws in a clear and concise manner.
QE tools, bug tracking, test tools, etc.
Skills Desired but not Required:
- Web Services development (REST, SOAP).
- Knowledge of Regression System process.
- Scripting (Bash, Perl, Python, etc.)
- Systems Administration knowledge/experience.
- Knowledge of UNIX/Linux and Windows System Administration.
- BS Degree in Computer Science; or equivalent experience.
How to Apply: Please email your resume to Volt at: email@example.com and reference the following job number and job title in your subject line to ensure it gets routed to the correct Recruiter to readily discuss this job with you: 300117-10098-12-320295 - Java Software Test Engineer and include the website name where you saw this posting listed.
Our Recruiter will initiate a phone call to you and give you immediate consideration should your resume meet the job requirements. Please rest assured that if your resume matches what is reflected in this job posting, you should receive a phone call from a Volt Recruiter to discuss this position with you. Volt has a talented and optimistic staffing team focused on the quality of your career.
Volt has over 60 years of staffing experience. We work with many of the Fortune 500 and 1000 companies to provide workforce solutions. We offer many direct hire full-time positions as well as many contingent/temporary positions. We offer our Workers competitive pay and benefits, as well as educational programs and re-deployment assistance.
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"Early intervention is wonderful," she said. "It can make serious improvements not only in overt behavior, but potentially in the way children are processing the world around them and the way they're processing your interaction with them on a daily basis. Even if they're only minor changes, the fact that they have those shifts, and are potentially processing social stimuli in a more 'typical' manner for the rest of their lives, is pretty powerful to think about."
"Traditional neuro-imagers will say you can't do MRI with single subjects," she acknowledged. "This is still giving us a lot of useful information. It might be a different way of using the technology, but we think it's beneficial. And we don't think these are random findings. They make sense to us, and it's exciting."
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Heartwarming: Kingdom of Loathing
- The ending of the Zombie Slayer challenge path. The sense of weariness and victory is so palpable that it's almost hard to believe that this is the same game that runs on They Might Be Giants references and the occasional sophomoric Your Mom joke.
- Jarlsberg's parting words to the player at the end of the Avatar of Jarlsberg path are actually kind of sweet... in a grumpy-arrogant-old-mage kind of way.
- In the Avatar of Sneaky Pete path, Pete's final words to Jarlsberg upon defeating him are quite touching.
- One of the possible areas unlocked by using an Angry Jung Man familiar's dropped psychoanalytic jar is the Crackpot Mystic's Psychoses where you can defeat embodiments of his repressed fear, doubt, regret and anger. You start off in a Mega Man-inspired stage select screen, where the Crackpot Mystic's face (shown in the center) looks scared with his eyes darting from side to side and clicking on him will give the message, "This...this isn't me. This isn't me. This isn't me." If you succeed in defeating all the embodiments of his repressed fear, doubt, regret and anger, however, his scared face will be replaced by a smiling one and clicking on it will give the message, "Maybe everything is going to be all right after all." Aww.
- The aftermath of the Little Canadia sidequest added on June 6th, 2013. After helping Marty gather presents for a lumberjill that he's sweet on, clicking on his shack afterwards reveals it went better than expected. The lumberjill's also revealed to be fairly attractive, subverting your character's cynical expectations that there would be an ironic twist, "like she'd have a beard, or was literally a goat, or something".
- Dancing with Lady Spookyraven and being given a round of applause from the other ghosts.


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Residents of Slave Lake, Alberta had to literally run for their lives yesterday when a wildfire firefighters were battling just to the south was suddenly whipped up by wind and then plummeted on the town, quickly overwhelming it and sending the community into panicked retreat.
The town of 7,000 people is located about 250 km north of Edmonton. Dry conditions have been feeding forest fires all across the province for several days. The fire that engulfed Slave Lake seemed under control at first, something to keep an eye on but enough of a non-event that there was no evacuation order as late as Sunday afternoon.
However, when the winds suddenly picked up the fire rapidly jumped two highways and caught inside the town limits — and the firefighters were unable to use water bombers, a crucial part of their fire defense system, because of that same wind.
With firefighter resources spread thin across multiple fires, the fire inside the town split and encircled the perimiter, spreading nearly unchecked. As the flames surrounded the community, residents were landlocked by fire until officials were able to open one road late at night, a dirt road that would take residents east and away from the flames. Officials hurriedly released a mandatory evacuation order and the people of Slave Lake left their homes, community centers, mall parking lots and all of the other locations where they had taken refuge, unsure of what they would find upon their return. Neighbouring towns have set up temporary evacuation centers to house the refugees.
This morning, the Mayor of Slave Lake gave the news: fully one third of the town is burned to the ground, with homes, the city hall, library and radio station among the buildings lost. The southeast side of the town bore the brunt of the damage. Miraculously, no fatalities have been reported. The shellshocked residents are not permitted to return yet, due to lack of power, gas and potable water. Those who saw the fire have been submitting incredible photos of the fire and aftermath to many media outlets including the Edmonton Journal.
The Canadian Red Cross has deployed teams to assist the evacuated residents of Slave Lake.
Wildfires continue to burn across Alberta, with many other towns under evacuation orders. This may not be the last story of destruction.
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This is a huge tragedy, but also curious. We have a major drought that leads to fire and a few miles east we have massive flooding. The same is true in the southern part of the United States.
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my prayers go out to all who are affected by this.
Glad for the fact that no human life has been lost...but hope strongly the same with wild animals too
I have to add that I pray that whatever wild life did succumb it wasn't a horrible end. A quick inhalation of thick smoke and.. peace.
A heart breaking story. Thankfully no human life has been lost.
Awful. I'll be keeping them in my thoughts.
How terrible.
All these dreadful catastrophes happening all over the world. most of it our fault. I feel God is trying to show us something before it is too late.
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Oddball fans, striking landscapes and other pictures from this year's race.
Across the country, protesters rage at the acquittal of George Zimmerman.
A look into the mind of the often subtle urban interventionist.
Officials describe an "apocalyptic" scene in Brétigny-sur-Orge, just 12 miles south of the city.
A new photography project captures barriers in Baghdad, Korea, Israel and Belfast.
Counterfeit copies of Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman's massive sculpture are popping up across China.
A look back in the early 1990s.
Austin is 'liberal,' Tampa is 'trashy,' and Buffalo is both 'cold' and 'depressing.'
There are people in giant masks who chase children and hit bystanders with sponges on sticks.
An illumination project for America's most famous obelisk.
Walk high above the mountains without ever leaving the ground.
A "Where's Waldo" game that you can play on the freeway.
Ellen Harvey looks into the future and sees extraterrestrials amid neo-classical ruins.
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The mailing system was born 50 years ago this week. Here's how the Post Office sold it to the country.
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A few weeks ago, in celebration of my seven year anniversary of blogging, I joined with a couple dozen other travel bloggers to raise funds for Save Elephant Foundation. The organization provides for the care of 38 elephants at Elephant Nature Park, who have been so badly injured or abused that they cannot survive in the wild, however its facilities are maxed out and they are desperately in need of funding in order to care for more animals. Flight Network stepped up and offered to donate a $2,000 flight voucher for airfare to Thailand and soon we were running a raffle that provided readers with one chance to win the trip for each $2 donated.
Last week, as the end of the contest approached, we were all very excited that we had exceeded our goal, raising $5,450 for this worthwhile effort. I got some even more exciting news; Read More
Seven years ago today I strapped on a backpack and boarded a plane for a six-month round-the-world trip. I was exhausted from months of planning, but bursting with excitement that I was finally headed out to see the world. I was also terrified. Though I had traveled considerably in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, my overseas experience was limited to a few Caribbean jaunts, one trip to Thailand, and another to Spain. This time I would visit 15 countries in Asia, Africa, Europe, Australia, and Oceana. At age 54, all alone, I set out with a laptop and a camera, determined to recreate myself as a travel writer and photographer.
This was not a new dream for me. My passion for photography began at age 11, when my uncle gave me an old Leica camera. Not long afterward, someone gifted my father with a subscription to National Geographic. He never threw a single issue away; they mushroomed into teetering stacks in our front hall, where I sat cross-legged on the floor after school, devouring every word and imagining myself in the exotic places so vividly displayed in photos.
But life had other plans for me. As a 17-year old college dropout, I was desperate to leave my parents' home. Faced with the necessity of earning a living, I accepted the first job offered to me, selling advertising at the Chicago Sun-Times. It paid well and started me on a long climb up the corporate ladder that would eventually lead to management positions in sales, marketing, real estate, and public relations. Though I enjoyed great success in my career, I was miserably unhappy and after more than three decades of corporate politics and stress, my health began to deteriorate. My bones ached from the inside out and my knees and hips screamed in protest whenever I climbed steps. Most frightening, I developed dyslexia and short term memory loss. Doctors were unable to find any specific cause, yet I grew weaker and more exhausted with every passing month. Read More
I laughed out loud the first time I saw an advertisement for Pooping Palace on the window of one of the hop-on/hop-off pickup trucks that carry passengers around Chiang Mai, Thailand. I understood the problem immediately. The Thai alphabet consists of 44 consonants, 15 vowels that combine into at least 28 vowel forms, and four tone marks with five sounds (high, low, rising, falling, and neutral). Additionally, certain letters or combinations of letters, when words are translated into English, are not pronounced the way we would expect. For example, the "TH" combination is always pronounced like a "T", as in the case of the word Thailand. When the letter "P" appears in an English translation of a Thai word, it is almost always spoken like a "B", thus the confusion.
Once I got over my case of the giggles, I realized that I'd never visited this Royal Family residence, which is located just a couple miles further up the mountain from Chiang Mai's premier Buddhist temple, Doi Suthep, so I gathered up a group of fellow travel bloggers and expats who were also wintering in Chiang Mai and put together a sightseeing trip. Though there are nine buildings on the site, we were most interested in the gardens, including Suan Suwaree, the famous royal rose garden. Taking advantage of the cool mountain air, rose varieties that otherwise cannot survive in Thailand thrive at Bhubing.
For me, however, orchids were the most splendid of the many varieties of blooming trees, bushes, and flowers on display. Exquisite clusters of violet, buttercup, orange, and deep purple orchids were tucked among the foliage, and gardeners were hard at work attaching more of these air plants to naked tree branches alongside meandering paths. Read More
For years I have longed to attend the Thai festival of Yi Peng, but my travel itinerary never cooperated. Finally, this past December the stars aligned and I found myself in Chiang Mai, the epicenter of this celebration best known for launching paper lanterns into the night sky for good luck. Eagerly, I pieced together information about the schedule of events from various expat websites, but the more I learned, the more concerned I became. The premiere event, a simultaneous release of thousands of lanterns, would take place after dark at Maejo University, located several miles north of the city. Friends described it as "pure craziness" and advised me to arrive several hours before dusk if I hoped to secure a good spot. They described shoulder-to-shoulder revelers, all jockeying for position on an unlit, uneven patch of land.
Crowds are not my favorite thing to begin with, but the idea of being trapped in a sea of bodies, unable to clearly see my surroundings, and risking being trampled, sent me into a cold sweat. As much as I wanted to witness this sea of glowing lanterns floating like bio-luminescent creatures on gentle ocean swells, I knew I had to find a different way to enjoy the festival.
Fortunately, there was no shortage of Yi Peng activities elsewhere in Chiang Mai. Each of the main gates of the old walled city was decorated with giant illuminated cartoon characters, dragons, and castles. In the city center I strolled through a tunnel of pastel lanterns leading to a giant blooming lotus framed by a wall of red, white, and blue lanterns. Read More
Anyone who has visited Chiang Mai, Thailand has heard about the 36 temples (wats) within the Old City walls and spectacularly gilded Doi Suthep temple, an important wat that offers stunning views of Chiang Mai from its hillside perch atop Doi Suthep Mountain. Strangely, the site that holds the most significance for this ancient Lanna capital is virtually unknown.
Built by King Meng Rai in the latter part of the 13th century, the city of Wiang Kum Kam was intended to serve as the the municipal center of the kingdom he had stitched together from Burmese, Lao, and ancient Tai cultures. He located the city on the eastern shore of the Ping River, about five miles south of present day Chiang Mai. Unfortunately, the site flooded severely and just a few short years later, a major flood buried all but a couple of temples beneath nearly 10 feet of mud and sludge. Mengrai abandoned Wiang Kum Kam and moved his capital up the river to the present day site of Chiang Mai.
As if following Mengrai's lead, the Ping River shifted course away from Wiang Kum Kam and over the next few hundred years the memory of the city faded away until the ancient "underground city" was thought to be mythical. Read More
As a vegetarian who travels perpetually, finding appropriate food can sometimes be stressful. Last year I spent two months in Chiang Mai, Thailand and since I've been there there many times I was aware that scores of vegetarian options were available at local restaurants, food courts, and street vendors, such as those at the street vendors at Chiang Mai Gate, shown in the photo below:
My problem was the language barrier; I speak a little Thai but not enough to ask about all the food choices at street food stalls, markets, or food courts. So I asked a Thai friend to accompany me to the local food bazaar in the lower level of Central Airport Plaza to show me the ropes. Read More


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Among historic Gibsons, Tom Scholz's 1968 Les Paul "Goldtop"—the first of two that he purchased in the Seventies—certainly ranks high.
It's the guitar heard on every massive Boston hit and all six of the group's albums to date. As such, it was an ideal instrument for Gibson to replicate as part of its Collector's Choice Series.
An MIT-educated engineer and successful manufacturer of guitar gear in his own right, Scholz collaborated closely with Gibson on the replica. "I gotta say, they really worked at it," Scholz remarks.
"They went back and forth and took all these measurements. Then they'd send it to me and I'd tell them, 'Well it's off by 30/100s of the width at this end…' You know, highly technical stuff. And they stuck with it until it is virtually identical to my guitar. I couldn't tell the prototype from the one I've been playing for years. Gibson did an amazing job."
Over the years, Scholz modified his 1968 Les Paul in a number of ways. He removed the pickguard, stripped off the original goldtop finish to reveal the natural maple finish beneath, replaced the original P-90 bridge pickup with a DiMarzio Super Distortion humbucker and installed Schaller M6 tuners in place of the original Klusons.
The Collector's Choice replica incorporates all of these features. Produced in a limited run of less than 300, the Gibson Collector's Choice #10 Tom Scholz 1968 Les Paul is a significant slab of classic rock history.
For more about this guitar, visit its page at gibson.com.
Kiss Guitarist Tommy Thayer Discusses Epiphone White Lightning Les Paul, Momoiro Clover Z and More (3/17/2015)
Kiss guitarists and Les Pauls just seem to go together. Just ask Tommy Thayer, who just introduced his new Epiphone White Lightning Les Paul. We caught up with Thayer—just days before he headed out on a whirlwind tour of Japan—to discuss the ne...
Slash's live rig, Gibson Collector's Choice & NAMM 2015 launches in The Gear Show episode 6 (3/11/2015)
Read more about Slash's live rig, Gibson Collector's Choice & NAMM 2015 launches in The Gear Show episode 6 at MusicRadar.com The makers of Guitarist, Total Guitar and Guitar Techniques magazines and MusicRadar.com present The Gear Show, a m...
Les Paul's 1954 Gibson "Black Beauty" Guitar Sells for $335,500 at Auction (2/20/2015)
Last night, Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay paid $335,500 for a controversial guitar, Les Paul's very own 1954 Les Paul Custom "Black Beauty." According to The New York Times, Irsay's guitar curator, Christopher McKinney, placed the bid at th...
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In this week's BMJ, Nigel Hawkes, freelance journalist and Director of Straight Statistics, a campaign for the better use of statistical data, investigates how the way that patients are allocated diagnostic codes by a hospital can have a big effect on a hospital's performance.
It follows two articles published by the BMJ last week arguing that using death rates to judge hospital performance is a bad idea.
It began, says Hawkes, when Mid Staffordshire Foundation NHS Trust was branded "appalling" by the Care Quality Commission, yet was rated in the top ten for quality of care by health analysts Dr Foster in their 2009 Good Hospital Guide. Further investigations into lower than average death rates from broken hips at Mid Staffordshire was put down to "improved coding procedures."
Could such coding changes be affecting Dr Foster's performance evaluations, flattering hospital-standardised mortality ratios (HMSRs) and making hospitals appear much better than they are, asks Hawkes?
Diagnostic coding is used by hospitals to record the conditions suffered by patients admitted to them for treatment, he explains. If a hospital uses an increasing number of codes year by year, it implies that more patients with more severe conditions are being treated. But if the death rate remains constant while the severity index increases, it appears that the hospital is doing better at keeping people alive.
Research by CHKS, a rival health analytical company, shows that the number of codes has been creeping up over recent years, yet crude death rates in English hospitals show virtually no change over the past five years. There is also a big variation in the average number of diagnostic codes per patient from hospital to hospital.
How has this happened, asks Hawkes? One explanation might be the increasing proportion of patients classified as needing palliative care. CHKS figures show the number of deaths coded Z51.5 (th
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