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Unicode is a beauty. With over a 100,000 characters to its name, Unicode not only enables use of non-Latin character languages but it also enables users to use special characters and symbols like, say, a snowman. The problem is many of these special characters and symbols are often hard to type with a normal keyboard, requiring users to know the trick involved with each one. Well CopyPasteCharacter will have none of that.
CopyPasteCharacter is a website that does one simple thing: It allows users to copy special characters/symbols to Windows clipboard, after which users can paste the characters/symbols wherever they like. Do take note, though, many of characters/symbols will only work where Unicode is supported.
Using CopyPasteCharacter is very easy:
- Visit their website.
- Click on the character/symbol you want to copy.
- Paste it wherever you want.
Users that want to copy multiple characters at one time can hold the alt key on their keyboard and click on multiple characters/symbols; all characters and symbols clicked on while holding the alt key are copied to Windows clipboard together.
These are all the characters/symbols CopyPasteCharacter supports:
- Users that decide they no longer want the copied character(s)/symbol(s) can clear Windows clipboard by clicking on Clear located at the top:
- The special characters/symbols can be copied in their HTML format. Users that want the HTML format need to click on As HTML in the top bar:
Clicking on As Text gets you back to text format.
- There is an iPhone app available from iTunes for you iPhone users. I don't know if its a free app or not – bloody iTunes website won't let me view the app without downloading iTunes.
You can access CopyPasteCharacter from the following link:
Browsers supported: All browsers that run Flash
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- Rob (Down Under)
Different Robert.
If you describe your desires, I may have one that fits your needs.
– Launch programs, Open files, open web pages(from URL)
– When minimized it only has a SysTray Icon
– Single Left click of that sysTray Icon, shows the Form
– etc
For your web links, would you be interested in an application where you can store all your web shortcuts.
You can create Folders in the left list (similar to Windows Explorer's left list)
You can have sub folders (sub categories).
And then you create your web shortcut in those folders. (Name, URL, Description if you want one)
It resides in the SysTray, and a single left click shows the Form. Double click the URL to launch it.
- ebony
Thanks for the tip on Windows' "Character Map".
What quick launch do you use. I am looking for something that is not so cumbersome. Have tried several but still not satisfied.
@jim van damme: Yes. 99¢ = $0.99
- Rob (Down Under)
PS I took a punt and installed it.
Someone mentioned that with my 'Notes as part of the desktop graphic idea', that the notes could get lost.
Before I used such a program, I would ensure that the notes are stored somewhere (not just in the desktop image), and that I knew exactly where the folder was that contained my notes.
Ditto with Stickies. It is not readily apparent to me where the Data Base is, that is storing the notes. That is essential for my peace of mind.
Whilst browsing around, I found that I had an earlier version of Stickies, which appeared to be a 'no install'.
The exe was in a folder that I had created, and there was an ini file (love those), and a Data Base.
I went to Control panel to uninstall the latest Stickies, then went to my earlier version.
The good news is my 7.0b version appears to be using the ini and Data Base in my special folder.
- Rob (Down Under)
@Tortuga: Thanks for response.
Excuse any confusion with RobCr and Rob (Down Under) .
I was the original RobCr then another joined DotTech using 'my' handle, so I went to Rob (Down Under) instead. (Did that as a favor to him, as I speak my mind.)
I was trying out Maxthon 3 yesterday, and I had to sign in to DotTech. I had trouble with Rob (DownUnder), so I reverted.
(PS don't bother with Maxthon 3, as it has a couple of deficiencies. Maxthon 2 is OK)
'Pinned to the Desktop' means it is set to be 'bottom most', meaning it is obscured by all programs, and can only be seen when every other program is minimized.
- Tortuga
@RobCr: Hi there :)
Sorry for the delay, been out of the tubes dealing w R/L …
Hummm, dont exactly know what you mean by "pinned to" :(
English is only my 3rd language, some expressions in some contexts escape me.
What I can say though is once rolled up, only a tiny little stripe appears on screen.
And even that can become transparent by default if you tell it to – Not that I speak w my Stickies… Ok, never mind! ;)
You can decide to have each be always on top or not. You can make them colourful or bland, big or small! You can even decide to start the prog w the Stickies being invisible &/or transparent, so you know they are there but they aren't visually bothering you.
There are options for pretty much anything one would wish. On the other hand its quite easy to get a grasp on the whole thing. You can even send notes to someone else. Its a pretty nifty prog.
Don't even know if any of this is relevant to you since I didn't understand the question…
But it's free & tiny & fun, and over the years he has made it even better. So you could try it and see if you can work it into your setup.
I had tried several sticky notes b4, but liked this one so much that I sent a donation. To my surprise he wrote back, saying that he had made this tiny little thing for himself, to help w programing other stuff or somesuch. But he put it on the site just in case it helped someone else. Turns out it became a big success and now gets eMails & donations from the most obscure places. Anyway, it was drôle, as he seemed quite surprised that ppl really liked it that much! Way funny!!!
If you have other questions, I'll be around.
About the Kana software No, didn't have time yet.
I must say my keyboards are all multilingual, so I have most of the special characters, accents, fractions, cedilles (ç) £ ¢ ° • »« { } / | ± ¤, etc, etc. The ones that I don't have and need are ã and õ, so I just added them to one of my Stickies :) I hadn't realized other keyboards lacked so many!!
It must be a chore to always go through hoops just to write something!!
I'm lucky and didn't even know it!
- jim van damme
@Casey:¿ You mean 99 ¢ ? ?
- Casey
@Shades: LOL. I know, I'm just too lazy to move my fingers off of the homerow (if I'm typing) and since I am right handed, my left hand (where alt and tab are) is practically useless (:D).
- Phil K
@Cathy Gould: No Cath. I KNOW Charmap has all these things. It was the Char Viewer recommended by another feller here I was saying didn't have fractions etc.
- Phil K
@Cathy Gould:
Thanks, Cath. You're a lady.
- Shades
@Casey: "that would force me to go ALL the way to the task bar" – You are aware that you could use Alt-Tab to switch to another window, right?
- RobCr
Can Stickies be pinned to the desktop (only appear when all other programs are minimized) ?
The author wrote back he liked my idea, and additionally said –
In the mean time, you can use this program to do it, albeit manually:
http : // technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897557
(I have added spaces in there, that you should remove, to get the link to work)
Did you try any of Kana's other programs ?
- Cathy Gould
@Phil K:
¼ ½ ¾ etc.
I get TONS of characters, all grouped in categories. here's how I get there, yrmv.
Click Charmap, (mine defaults to Open Type MS Gothic)
check 'Advanced View', and under 'Group By', choose 'Unicode Subrange' from
the dropdown.
I get a small window named Group By,
with choices of:
General Punctuation
Letterlike Symbols
Number Forms (where the fractions are)
Mathematical Operators
Miscellaneous Technical
Control Pictures & OCR
Enclosed Alphanumerics
Box Drawings
Block Elements & Geometrics
Symbols & Dingbats (where the good stuff is!)
Spacing Modifier Letters
Combining Diacritical Markings
…and then many languages.
Not all fonts have all the characters; I sometimes select the top font, and, showing Symbols & Dingbats, use my down arrow slowly to see which ones have what I want. They are drawn a bit differently in each font.
I use charmap so frequently, I have a shortcut on the taskbar. It's in:
as are many other basic Windows programs, such as:
and hundreds more. I keep a folder of shortcuts for the ones I can never remember
how to get to the regular way…
hope this helps!
CopyPasteCharacter is, however, quite handy in Facebook, as Adobe Flash won't let us express ourselves with bold, italics, color, fonts, .gifs… or anyting else!!
- Phil K
Seems to be substantially LESS than Charmap.
Wheres the fractions, for instance ?
LOADS less than Charmap
- Mike
@Casey: Charmap indeed (and it in fact runs from the Windows Start menu program/search box; I just tried it)–thanks!
- Casey
@Samuel: I do most of my work in a web browser. The reason I would prefer this over the Charmap is that switching over a tab to easily click and copy the symbol is very easy for me. I use Google Chrome so often that tabs are second nature, and its easy to switch over a tab, rather than switch over to a different window (that would force me to go ALL the way to the task bar; oh no!). Since I am part of the group that hasn't switched to Windows 7 yet, its just easier to do it all in one window. The other part of my reasoning is that I have multiple OS's. I'm multibooting with Ubuntu on this computer, so its just easier for me to do the same thing on both operating systems, rather then do different programs to accomplish the same task. For example, I had a difficultly switching from the windows built-in calculator to the ubuntu built-in calculator (even though there pretty much exactly the same :D). One webapp for every OS is just a bunch easier. However, if I'm using windows and I need more symbols to choose from, charmap is my go-to program. That's just my opinion.
- meldasue
@MarDel: The alt commands are immensely useful from a command prompt – my keyboard is set to UK English because that's the only way to get Word to default to British (proper) spelling, and American keyboards lack an extra key that has the backslash on British keyboards. (I get a hash mark when I use my backslash key.) Most of the numbers will double up for the html code, too. I write in French a lot, so the commands for é, è and à are imprinted in memory.
For a unicode copy-paste-command list, I like BabelMap by BabelStone – it's another no-install program with a ton of fonts and character sets supported.
- Tortuga
@Rob (Down Under): Hi Rob :)
About the Wallpaper»Note taking idea
We use a terrific little app called Stickies. It does what you need and more.
Been using it for years, since version 4.
I think Ashraf made an article on that.
If you write directly on the wallpaper, dont think you'd be able to make back ups, which could be a problem…
With Stikies you can, plus they roll up, so they are really non-intrusive.
Its really a nice prog. Dont remember if it's a non-install though.
And if you don't like pretty or colours, you can leave them the same colour as your wallpaper et voilà!
Just an idea. Hope it helps
I'll go look at that kanasolution site, see what nice things I'll discover.
See you around :D
- Tortuga
@Locutus: Hi there :)
I do have a solution to your problem w iTunes!!
Having the same problem & high distaste for iTunes, I did a loooong and arduous search to find a way to bypass it.
Found 2 programs that do this.
1) iDump by xxxx://www.escsoft.com/
2) SharePod by xxxx://www.getsharepod.com/
Sorry about the "xxxx" but Ashraf doesn't let me post links, it goes straight down the black hole :(
Both do the job well.
••Presently we are using SharePod. It's free. It's small. It's fast. It resides in the iPod.
The iPods go from one puter to the next, they never see iTunes shadow :D
As soon as we confirmed it supported unicode we sent a contribution. Like it a lot!!
••Before that, we had bought iDump, but dont use it anymore. Problem w unicode!! Not supported!
Which my (huge) collection has «a LOT» of!! So it wasn't workable.
The license is valid. If you want it, I'll transfer it to you. Just let me know.
- MarDel
Thought I would put my 2¢ worth here; I used to teach a few computer classes awhile back and one of the things I taught was the use of the charmap application. The impressive thing I liked was the ability to use the alt key and related numbers to that particular sign; I have memorized the few that I use such as degree; and especially the cent sign. Was a legal secretary once and the use of the section sign helped immensely. alt 0162 gives you ¢ alt 0167 § (my preferred section sign) and alt 0176 gives ° But since I am no computer expert like you Ashraf…I figured you already knew this but had to respond; I love your site and depend on you an awful lot. Thanks for all your help even though you do not know your helping me!
- Rob (Down Under)
I am not a fan of going to web pages to do things (not sure why ?).
This is a better char viewer than the one that comes with Windows –
www DOT kanasolution.com/products/character-viewer/
(Replace the DOT and spaces with a real dot)
It does not require Install
I will travel miles to get 'non install' programs.
His site has some other free programs, that do not require Install.
Clipboard Text memory (and permanent clips)
Program and document launcher.
I have downloaded them, but have not tried them yet.
He also also a wallpaper changer, which does not interest me as such, as I am lacking the portion of the brain, that likes fancy graphics, aero, etc (Keep It Simple)
I have written to him suggesting a variation of that, that would allow us to easily type little notes/reminders to our self, which could then be part of the wallpaper. The important part being that we could edit/add/remove individual notes, and then make it the wallpaper again.
I could probably write it myself, but ………
Here is what I sent him, in case others are interested (or are aware of an existing program that does that) –
I like that your programs are No Install.
I have not tried Kana WallChanger yet.
I do not require auto or random changes to Wallpaper.
What would be nice would be the ability to easily manually change the wallpaper.
And that relates to the following –
It would be good if you provided the ability to write notes on to a
blank (single color) background
(Or perhaps on to an image of choice, for those that care about
images. I don't care about images).
My intention here is the ability to write reminders to myself, and
then make that the Wallpaper.
The chunks of text (could be like text boxes) would be independent,
thus allowing us to delete/correct/add notes.
- Casey
No problem.
I agree completely.
Yes. That is also a very useful tool if you're offline. I believe it is called "charmap" if you want to Start->Run it, but I could be mistaken.
- Robert
An alternative: Windows' "Character Map" application (in 'programs', 'accessories', 'system tools' in my version of Vista ) will allow choosing and copying one or more of any of the characters in any particular font set, including those not shown for CopyPasteCharacter. And it does not require internet connection. Also very useful for Dingbats. I have a shortcut to it in my quick launch toolbar and pop it up anytime I need a special character.
@Ashraf: Isn't iTunes the worst, most bloated, badly-writtenest media player on the planet? It is out of the ones I've used. If there was a way to sync my iPod with my Windows computer without it, I'd jump in 30 seconds. I only know how to do that on Ubuntu.
But that's off the subject.
You know what would help this page? If it had a searchable database of characters.
EDIT: And I think you missed a feature. Try holding ALT and clicking on multiple items.
- Ashraf
@Casey: Thanks! The link on their website lead me to an Apple page saying "Install iTunes, Ashraf".
- Casey
The iPhone app is $0.99 (http://itunes.apple.com/app/copy-paste-character/id354715343?mt=8)
- Casey
Extremely useful, thanks!


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Administration of haloperidol decanoate in sesame oil results in slow and sustained release of haloperidol. The plasma concentrations of haloperidol gradually rise, reaching a peak at about 6 days after the injection, and falling thereafter, with an apparent half-life of about 3 weeks. Steady state plasma concentrations are achieved after the third or fourth dose. The relationship between dose of haloperidol decanoate and plasma haloperidol concentration is roughly linear for doses below 450 mg. It should be noted, however, that the pharmacokinetics of haloperidol decanoate following intramuscular injections can be quite variable between subjects.
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Edwin Arthur Kirsch, 88, a native of New Orleans and resident of River Ridge, died Saturday, Sept. 29, 2001.
Visitation will be from 10 a.m. to funeral time Tuesday at Leitz-Eagan Funeral Home Chapel in Metairie. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Chapel with burial in Garden of Memories Cemetery.
He is survived by his dear friend, Lois Polkey of River Ridge. He was the uncle of Gloria Dantin Fabregas, Hunt B. and Linda Downer, both of Houma, E. Kenny Downer of Sugarland, Tx., and Arthur B. and Sharon Downer of Woodlands, Tx.; great uncle of Troy, Angela, Nicole, Mary and Blair Downer.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Ruth Wendling Kirsch; two brothers, Charles and Howard Kirsch; and one sister, Vivian Kirsch Williams.
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History "We Have Never had a Rock and Roll Riot in Seattle Before, and I Think it Would Really be Fun."
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In the City Council's internal newsletter, Legis-Letter, clerk staff archivist Julie Kerssen regularly writes a "Who Knew? Archives Find of the Month" column.
This month, in what seems like a dig at Mayor Nickels's nightlife crackdown, Kerssen rerports on the pending Rock and Roll Riot.
Who Knew? Archives Find of the Month
Several Clerk Files from 1957 contain letters from teenagers (all girls) protesting the citys refusal to allow Elvis Presley the use of the Civic Auditorium, apparently over concern about potential unruly behavior by youth attending the concert. The arguments took several tacks, with some following the fairness angle. One girl wrote, What did we teen-agers ever do to deserve this? Nothing! Why have we teenagers of Seattle been refused when teen-agers all over the U.S. have not? Many contended that Seattles youth were being condemned based on what those in other cities had done. An Elvis Fan Club member asked, Are we the kids in the other towns? No we are not Then why are you afraid well start something? Another girl attempted to reassure the Council that so many kids want a chance to see him, that they wouldnt let a riot start.
Others defended the music itself. A girl from Renton argued, The reason some people dont like him is usually because he has a different way of singing, and people dont like anything thats different. A Seattle teen wrote, Elvis has a good beat to his music. Its different. It isnt this drawn out mushy slow music. Another argued, Think of when the Charleston was the craze and the teen-agers were crazy over Sinatra!
However, one girl conveyed a different message than she intended when she wrote, I want Elvis Presley to come to Seattle because we have never had a Rock and Roll riot in Seattle before, and I think it would really be fun.


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Joan Luby, M.D., Early Emotional Development Program Director –– Dr. Luby is the Samuel and Mae S. Ludwig Professor of Child Psychiatry at Washington University. She is founder and director of the Washington University School of Medicine Early Emotional Development Program, which focuses on the study and treatment of mood disorders in preschool-aged children. Dr. Luby's clinical work and research also focuses on the emotional development of young children and how deviations in this trajectory relate to risk for early onset mood disorders and predict their longitudinal course. Dr. Luby and colleagues have conducted the first large-scale empirical studies to establish the criteria for identifying and validating the characteristics of depression in preschoolers. Dr. Luby and colleagues are currently investigating the role of experience and more specifically early relationships on brain development and risk for mood disorders as well as the effects of early onset depression on brain change. Related to this, early psychotherapeutic intervention that focuses on the parent child relationship in the hopes of changing the trajectory of this early onset disorder is a key aim of the program. Dr. Luby earned her medical degree from Wayne State University and completed her residency in psychiatry and fellowship in child psychiatry at Stanford University. She was honored with NARSAD's Gerald L. Klerman Award for Outstanding Clinical Research in 2004 and the Washington University Faculty Achievement Award in 2015. She serves on the editorial boards of the American Journal of Psychiatry and The Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
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Andy Belden, Ph.D.,
Assistant Professor – Dr. Belden is an Assistant Professor at the Washington University School of Medicine in the Child Psychiatry Division. He received a PhD in Developmental
Psychology from Saint Louis University in 2006. From 2006 to 2009 Dr. Belden was a NIMH postdoctoral fellow under the mentorship of Joan Luby, M.D. Dr. Belden's research examines atypical
neural functioning associated with emotion regulation in healthy versus mood disordered children. More specifically, Dr. Belden is using fMRI to examine neural circuits in brain regions
that subserve children's use of cognitive strategies (e.g., looking on the bright side) while attempting to regulate their experiences and expressions of sadness. Dr. Belden's research
is currently funded by the McDonnell Center for Systems Neuroscience (McDCSN). Building upon 5 years of support, collaborations, and mentoring from Dr. Luby and more recently Dr. Barch,
Dr. Belden is currently seeking NIMH funding to begin establishing a career as an independent scientist in the field of translational developmental neuroscience with a program of research
investigating neurobehavioral development and early onset mood disorders.
Michael Gaffrey,
Ph.D., Assistant Professor – Dr. Gaffrey is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the Washington University School of Medicine. In
2009, he completed his Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and joined the EEDP shortly thereafter. Dr. Gaffrey's research focuses on integrating behavioral,
molecular genetics, and neuroimaging methodologies to better understand biological pathways underlying risk and resilience in childhood mood disorders.
Chad M. Sylvester, M.D., Ph.D., Instructor/Postdoctoral Fellow - Dr. Sylvester is a child and adolescent psychiatrist at Washington University School of Medicine. He completed M.D. and Ph.D. (neuroscience) degrees in 2009, a general residency in psychiatry in 2012, and a fellowship in child and adolescent psychiatry in 2014, all at Washington University School of Medicine. Dr. Sylvester uses computer games and neuroimaging to study attention in youth with anxiety disorders.
Eric Murphy,
Post Doctoral Research Associate – Dr. Murphy is a post -doctoral research associate in the Department of Psychiatry at the Washington University School of Medicine under the co-mentorship of Joan Luby, M.D., and Deanna Barch, Ph.D. He completed his Ph.D. in 2013 at Georgetown University, where he studied the functional connectivity of the brain during involuntary attention to emotional faces in children with Autism Spectrum Disorders, as well as the typical development of this connectivity from childhood to adolescence. Dr. Murphy's research focuses on the relationship between attention regulation and involuntary attention to emotional stimuli, and the factors that may influence the functional connectivity of brain regions underlying these skills in healthy development and in developmental disorders.
Diana Whalen, Ph.D., Post Doctoral Research Associate -
Dr. Whalen is a post-doctoral research associate in the Department of Psychiatry at the Washington University School of Medicine under the co-mentorship of Joan Luby, M.D., and Deanna Barch, Ph.D. She completed her Ph.D. in Clinical-Developmental Psychology at the University of Pittsburgh in 2014. Dr. Whalen's research focuses on the development and maintenance of borderline personality disorder (BPD) in children and adolescents, specifically the roles of emotion dysregulation and parenting email@example.com
Becky Tillman,
Senior Statistical Data Analyst – Becky received a Masters degree in statistics from the University of Illinois – Urbana/Champaign in 2002. She has worked in the Washington
University psychiatry department as a statistical data analyst since 2002. She is responsible for data management and statistical analysis for several of the research studies
being conducted in the EEDP.
Edwards, Data Manager – Jennifer received a Master of Social Work Degree from Washington University and is completing a PhD in Political Science at the University of Missouri
St. Louis. Approaching almost a decade of service with Washington University, Jennifer began her research career on the MRI Study of Normal Brain Development. In the EEDP, she provides
leadership for our data management plan.
Pautsch, MA, LPC – PCIT-ED Trainer and Therapist – Jennifer is responsible for the training and supervision of all PCIT-ED therapists. She also functions as a therapist for families participating in the Parent Child Interaction Therapy - Emotion Development Study. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor who earned a Master's Degree from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Prior to her work at the Early Emotional Development Program she worked for an agency providing mental health services for homeless women with children. She has also worked with adults in a private practice setting. Jennifer joined the EEDP in October of 2004 and has enjoyed many roles since that time including a parent interviewer for Dr. Luby's longitudinal study of preschool depression, co-author of the PCIT-ED manual, and a coordinator and therapist for an earlier phase of PCIT-ED.
Mary Grace
Effinger, MA, LPC – PCIT-ED Therapist – Mary Grace is a therapist for families participating in the Parent Child Interaction Therapy – Emotion Development Study. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor who earned a Master's degree in Counseling and Family Therapy from Saint Louis University. Mary Grace has over 8 years of clinical experience working with children and families in both a research and private practice setting. Her previous research experience includes substance abuse and its prevalence in families. Mary Grace joined the EEDP in February 2008 and has served many roles, including study coordinator for the Preschool Depression Study and as a therapist in earlier phases of PCIT-ED. She also collaborated with Dr. Luby and colleagues in the development of the Parent Child Interaction Therapy-Emotion Development treatment.
Rayhawk, MA, LPC – PCIT-ED Therapist – Laura is a therapist for families participating in the Parent Child Interaction Therapy – Emotion Development Study. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor who earned a Master's degree from Saint Louis University with concentrations in Human Development Counseling and School Counseling. Prior to her work at the Early Emotional Development Program she provided therapy to children, adults and families in a private practice setting. Laura joined the EEDP in March 2009 and has served many roles on Dr. Luby's long-term, mental health follow-up and neuroimaging studies. During earlier phases of PCIT-ED, Laura worked as a co-therapist on the treatment team. She also collaborated with Dr. Luby and colleagues to redevelop the Emotion Development module for the current PCIT-ED treatment.
Gentry, MS, LPC – PCIT-ED Therapist – Shannon is a therapist for families participating in the Parent Child Interaction Therapy – Emotion Development Study. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor who earned her Masters degree in Clinical Psychology from Murray State University in Kentucky. Shannon's prior experience includes working as a social worker and a co-facilitator of anger management groups at a residential treatment facility in North St. Louis and working as the Network Coordinator at WUSM for a practice-based research network of community pediatricians in the St. Louis area. Shannon joined the EEDP in January 2011. Since that time, she has served as a parent and child interviewer for multiple mental health and neuroimaging studies and has worked as a co-therapist during an earlier phase of PCIT-ED.
Caroline Fullerton,
PCIT-ED Recruiter -
Caroline received a B.A. in Business from Stephens College. Prior to coming to the EEDP she worked for the State Department of Mental Health as well as in the non-profit sector serving consumers with Developmental Disabilities. In the EEDP she is the recruiter for the PCIT-ED treatment study. Please contact Caroline if you are interested in participating in the PCIT-ED Study. firstname.lastname@example.com
Kirsten Gilbert, Ph.D., Post Doctoral Research Associate - Kirsten Gilbert is a post-doctoral research associate in the department of Psychiatry at the Washington University School of Medicine, under the co-mentorship of Joan Luby, M.D. and Deanna Barch, Ph.D. She completed her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology at Yale University in 2014, followed by a postdoctoral fellowship at Northwestern University prior to joining the EEDP lab. Dr. Gilbert's research examines positive emotion and emotion regulation in relation to the onset and maintenance of mood disorders, specifically the healthy development of positive emotional functioning as well as how positive emotion dysregulation may contribute to psychopathology in young children and adolescents.
Shannon Ickler Wolfe, MS – Research Study Coordinator
- Shannon is the Research Study Coordinator for the Preschool Depression Study. She earned her Master's degree in Psychology from the University of Phoenix. Shannon has over 8 years of clinical experience in both research and private agency setting. Her previous experience includes psychiatric assessment and intake in the hospital and agency setting. She also has experience working with children and adolescents in academic and community settings, focusing on crisis intervention services and treatment. Shannon joined the EEDP in January 2012. Since that time, she has served as a parent and child interviewer for multiple mental health and neuroimaging studies and the coordinator/manager for the undergraduate research assistants.
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RAGE PCA Resource Center
Tools and Resources for Coaches, Parents and Athletes
Our goal within RAGE is to foster a Positive Coaching culture. In addition to workshops and general communication for coaches and parents, we have established (with help from PCA) this Resource Center, which provides various tools, resources and ideas to assist you in helping to make our Positive Coaching culture a reality.
Whether you're a coach, parent or player, please take advantage of these resources to promote and protect the concepts of Positive Coaching within our club, within your team, and for yourself.
Dan Copenhagen
RAGE PCA Director
PCA Workshop for All Parents
In our continuing efforts to maintain a positive, supportive culture within our club, we are partnering with the Positive Coaching Alliance (PCA) again this year. Upcoming workshops for parents have been scheduled, and we strongly encourage one parent from every household to attend. This will help foster respect on the sidelines for officials, opponents, players and coaches. Coaches will also be completing the PCA Double-Goal training this month.
Please pick from one of the following 4 sessions. We look forward to seeing you there!
For Parents:
- Thurs, August 27, 7:00 – 8:00 pm @ Harvest Park multi-purpose room
- Thurs, August 27, 8:00 – 9:00 pm @ Harvest Park
- Weds, Sept 2, 7:00 – 8:00 pm @ Pleasanton Middle School, multi-purpose
- Weds, Sept 2, 8:00 – 9:00 @ Pleasanton Middle School
Thanks in advance for your time!
Dan Copenhagen & The Rage Board of Directors
PCA Workshop for All Rage Coaches
In our continuing efforts to maintain a positive, development oriented culture for our recreational and competitive players, we are again partnering with the Positive Coaching Alliance (PCA) this year. As part of this effort, we have scheduled workshops for both coaches and parents, with an emphasis on getting new coaches and one parent from every household through a PCA workshop.
As coaches, we need your attendance, as well as assistance to get the word out to parents involved in your team(s). An email blast will also be going out directly.
For Coaches:
Weds August 26, 7:00 to 9:00 pm @ Pleasanton Middle School multi-purpose room
* All new coaches are required to attend; and the workshop is recommended for all Rec and Comp coaches as a valuable refresher. If you are out of town, please contact me to make other arrangements for attendance.
Thanks for committing your time and energy as a coach for Rage. And remember to "honor the game" as you embark on a new season.
Dan Copenhagen – PCA Director, RAGE
PCA Parents Workshop
To: All Parents of Rage Players
Re: PCA workshops
Thank You to all of the Rage Parents who attended one of the PCA workshops in August. We had over 520 Parents attend! Hopefully you came away with useful information as we work to maintain a positive culture for our kids.
For those who could not attend, there's still an opportunity to fulfill your required attendance by completing the online Double-Goal Parent course.
[su_highlight background="#fffd99″]Second-Goal Parent® online course – INSTRUCTIONS[/su_highlight]
1. Go to http://shopping.positivecoach.org/Store/Courses/Second-Goal-Parent, and click "Register with voucher code." (Option #1)
2. Enter Voucher Code; PleasantonGS818 (case sensitive) at the top of the registration page and complete the form.
3. Once you have completed the registration, you will be directed to the Second-Goal Parent course.
Thanks again, and Go Rage!
Dan Copenhagen – PCA Director
By partnering with PCA, you have made a commitment to place character education at the top of your coaching objectives and to create a Positive Coaching culture in which athletes can grow, be challenged and have fun.
As you know, the culture-changing process will not happen overnight. We're here to help you put a structure in place that will allow your Positive Coaching initiative to grow year after year.
- Double-Goal Coach Job Description
- Positive Charting
- Effort Goals
- Script for Coaches on Redefining Winning
- Script for Coaches on Filling the Emotional Tank
- Script for Honoring the Game
- Flushing and Parking
- Player Pep Talks
A Parent's role in his/her child's youth sports experience is to let the players and coaches focus on winning while he/she provides unconditional support for the child independent of performance. The list of tools below provide insight into how parents can contribute to an "Honor the Game" culture.
PCA believes that the goal for any athlete should be to become a Triple-Impact Competitor. The motto of a Triple-Impact Competitor is "better": making yourself, your teammates and the game better.
Triple-Impact Competitors make positive contributions on three levels:
* Personal Mastery: Making oneself better
* Leadership: Making one's teammates better
* Honoring the Game: Making the sport better
PCA believes sports has two goals.
#1: Striving to win
#2: Learning about yourself and life.
Check out the tools below to learn more.
During a PCA Leadership Roundtable Call, Bruce Horowitz — co-founder of 2007 National Youth Sports Award Winner Beverly Hills Basketball League (BHBL) — explained how message bombardment fuels the league's full implementation of its Positive Coaching initiative.
Bruce spoke of "2 minute drill" e-mails that he regularly sends to parents and coaches, highlighting nuggets of PCA wisdom. His aim: Sharing enough PCA principles with enough people that Honoring the Game becomes the cultural norm.
We've borrowed the "2 minute drill" from BHBL and will produce a new "drill" each month for both parents and coaches. We will send each "drill" to partners in PDF, text and web link.
We hope you forward each "2 minute drill" to all coaches and parents in your organization as a step toward ensuring the success of your Positive Coaching initiative.
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Our special guest speaker will be Andrew Goldstein (left), a former All-American Lacrosse player from Dartmouth who is credited with being the very first openly gay player on a professional sports team when he was drafted by Major League Lacrosse. He was profiled by ESPN first in 2005 and again in 2015 for his ongoing work to help establish The Courage Game to support LGBT youth. His is a powerful story you will want to hear!
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Moving it to Bugs works for me. The example in the first post works to demonstrate as long as the script paths are updated.
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In standards mode the body will be the height of the content, so it can't scroll.
If you want the body to scroll you should make the body the height of the viewport, e.g.
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That works! Thanks for the input.
However, it results in strange margins that have to be corrected in a container div to maintain the existing layout.
So it is not a drop in replacement without forcing structural HTML changes on the end user. I wonder if it wouldn't be easier to incorporate the window scroll animation into Ext?
Thanks again, Condor.
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Thanks digerata, your solution with window.scroll is the way to go because it works in all the major browsers.
The suggestion of using the following styling in conjunction with Ext Js' .scrollTo method
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Yeah, that's the important thing. It just works and without having to change your markup to support it. (Not to mention all other JS libraries do it that way) Hopefully, a solution using window.scroll animation will get added into Ext.
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I am having the same issue (still not fixed as of Ext 3.2.1). I need to scroll the document body but I need to use standards mode so all my non ExtJS stuff renders correctly cross-browser. Here's a simplified solution that works with the ext adapter and doesn't require a new 'scrollWindow' animation type. I override the scroll animation to use scrollTo() for the body element and scrollLeft/scrollTop for any other element.
Ext.override(Ext.lib.Scroll, { setAttr : function(attr, val, unit) { var me = this; if(attr == 'scroll'){ if(me.el == Ext.getBody().dom) { window.scrollTo(val[0], val[1]); } else { me.el.scrollLeft = val[0]; me.el.scrollTop = val[1]; } }else{ superclass.setAttr.call(me, attr, val, unit); } } });


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The major problem isn't policy. The problem is that there are too many of us.
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"The problem is that there are too many of us."
I noticed you're still here...
Actually the world produces a vast surplus of food for our population, even in drought years. The problem is we don't efficiently distribute it to those areas with the most need.
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We can all be more careful with the resources we have. We can stop transferring agricultural water to cities and losing the food growing potential in doing so (a huge problem in CO, for example). We can supplement our own food supplies with small gardens (large if feasible) that might otherwise be using soil and water for ornamental vegetation. We can insist that we grow our own food here instead of relying on exports, and promote this practice elsewhere so that poor countries aren't exporting their own production at the behest of greedy leaders. Each of us has the opportunity to do something. I am in the process of making a quantity of grape jelly for extended family because we have lots of juice grapes. That is a very small thing, but a little jelly makes homeground wheat made into bread more appealing, especially if there isn't a lot to go with the wheat products. My husband is giving away a lot of garden veggies, helping the food supply in a small way too.
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We definitely are in a crisis! We all need to learn to plant and grow our own food supplies. It takes time and effort, but it is better than starving to death! Not only do we need to learn to plant our own food, but we also need to know how to preserve it. A lot of the good old days values of harvesting our own fruits and vegetables are now of great value! This is one of those times when knowledge truly is power!
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The ultimate pool with a view is L-shaped and has an infinity edge that lets you swim and see the rocky coastline in one direction, beaches in another. Step through the patio doors and you have only to take a stride before you get into your stroke, with 19m to plough up and down. The modern villa, which has three bedrooms and sleeps seven (the master bedroom has fabulous sea views), is painted in earthy colours to blend into the rugged landscape.......MORE INFO : = Owners Website -........ www.elafonisivillas.gr
Villa Neptune - Keramoti bay - west Crete: The villa is located in the seaside village of Livadia, Keramoti bay, Innahorion, in the southwestern part of Crete, at a distance of 72 km from Chania and 31 km from Kissamos. The villa can be accessed through a 4 km long road that is connected to the regional provincial road. The village is located in the middle of the European hiking path E4– a seaside route of exceptional natural beauty- that starts at the village of Kambos and continues through the villages of Keramoti, Livadia, Chryssoskalitissa and Elafonisi. The route is typical of the rugged beauty of Crete with amazing changes of the scenery between olive and locust trees and sea-beaten rocks of black and red volcanic lava.
Villa Neptune - Elafonisi - West Crete: One of the most exotic gifts of nature to Crete…Lacy beaches, a forest of age-old cedars, thin white sand made of sea shells, long shallow stretches of sea with turquoise waters where you can wade to, an islet with dunes and lilies and around it a handful of rocks in shallow waters with emerald- coloured sand. Few images of Crete can be compared to the view just before the last turning of the road to Elafonisi ... In the village of Livadia, buying food is still done in the traditional way – you may buy fish from the fishermen in the small harbour, vegetables, dairy products and meat from the farmers, but you will also find three small taverns. There is a mini-market in the village of Kefali and larger supermarkets in the villages of Platanos and Kissamos. A gas station is located about 11 km away in the village of Elos.
Note:: The family who cleans the villa, speaks English and can cook for the tenants of the villa a great variety of traditional Cretan dishes. The tenants may buy fresh fish from Vasilis, the young man who cleans the pool but also has a fishing boat and goes fishing regularly. If you wish, you may ask him to take you fishing with him or you may charter his boat for a boating trip to Elafonisi, Paleohora or Falasarna. The sea is only 60 m away from the villa but there are also many secluded beaches about 100 m away as well as the exquisite beach of Elafonisi at a distance of about 15-20 min by car. A basketball and a volleyball field are available at a distance of about 2500 m from the villa. All rooms are air-conditioned (hot or cold, depending on the season). MORE INFO .....www.elafonisi-villas.gr
Tout d'abord, cet endroit est magnifique.
Félicitation à l'architecte qui a pensé cette villa et l'a si bien intégrée dans le paysage.
Pour les gens qui comme nous recherchent la tranquillité, et l'isolement, l'endroit était parfait.
Le paysage autour de la villa est magnifique : on a vraiment l'impression d'être seul au monde.
La villa est très bien équipée, très agréable à vivre et extrêmement bien conçue : trois chambres avec chacune une salle de bain, l'intimité de chacun est préservée... en cas de besoins.
Les terrasses et pontons sont très joliment meublés et offrent vraiment l'illusion d'être sur l'eau comme sur le pont d'un bateau.
La piscine est très agréable et elle parfait encore l'image de la villa.
A une douzaine de kilomètres, la magnifique plage d'Elafonisi... féérique.
Le seul inconvénient lorsqu'on est isolé : il faut prendre la voiture pour faire deux trois emplettes... ceci dit, les propriétaires vous proposent de fournir l'essentiel pour votre arrivée.
Nous voudrions remercier une fois encore Gregory qui nous a bien aidé pour tout... surtout lorsque nous avons crevé un pneu de notre voiture... il a visiblement des solutions à tous les problèmes...
Jamais très loin mais jamais envahissant, c'est un personnage discret et indispensable.
Nous conseillons aux voyageurs qui louent une voiture de privilégier les 4 x 4... En effet, la partie du chemin non goudronnée n'est pas facile avec une voiture normale...
Pour le reste, ça n'a été que du bonheur
This was a family holiday with friends that met our expectations 100%. Wonderful villa with amazing views 20 mins from Elefonisi beach...what more could one ask for. We never wanted for anything and if we did need something a quick phone call and it was on the doorstep within the hour. We cannot say enough about the villa, the location and the way we were looked after. Incredible!!
We stayed in the Villa Neptune for 7 days in May. We have stayed in many villas and i can say that this was one of the best. The villa itself and the location are superb - being only approx 1.5-2 hr drive from Chania Airport. The quality of the furnishing, cleanliness and facilities are 5 star, providing all the comforts of home and more. Natasha and her staff could not have been more helpful. We definitely hope to be back and would have no hesitation in recommending Elafonisi Villas. The villa is remote, but that is one of its attractions - however there is a couple of tavernas within 15-20 minute walk of the villa ran by Giannis and his family. He is an excellent cook and offers a delivery service! The famous Elafonisi beach is within a 25 minute drive, but we would highly recommend the Samarian Gorge which is approx 2 hour drive from the villa but is well worth the drive. We would highly recommend Crete, and would definitely recommend Elafonisi Villas.
Our stay at the Villa Neptune was in mid April, but its positioning facing south, in the lee of the cliffs behind and high on a promontory, meant that we were largely protected from any cold northerly winds and we benefited from almost endless daily sunshine.
The villa is in a fairly remote part of the West Coast of Crete, yet it is not too far from the towns of the North-West coast. Such a location represents a wonderful escape from the bustle of life in northern Europe The local village of Livadia is only a few minutes drive away and as other reviewers have written, Yanni's restaurant there provides excellent food, some supplied by his mother's farm.
The villa was modern, spacious and well maintained with a much bigger pool than usual. One could sunbathe, or shelter from the sun in an ample shaded area and it was a treat to be able to rest by the pool with the only sound to be heard being the lapping of the waves on the rocks and beach below.
The caretaker visited daily, though we found it unnecessary to ask for any special assistance.
We loved every minute of our time there.
We wish we could have stayed longer! The villa is beautifully designed and very luxurious. The setting is simply stunning with total seclusion, peace and quiet. Everything was well attended to, the owner and caretaker were very responsive to any questions we had. The best villa we have rented and we will be returning!
We had a fantastic week in Villa Neptune. The setting is wonderful - remote with beautiful views. Natasha, Gregory and Irene were all extremely friendly and helpful. The children loved the pool and the views sitting on the patio with uninterrupted views of the sea and coast are wonderful. Do visit Yannis's taverna in Livadia and it is also worth treating yourself to some of his meals which he will bring to the villa. Elafonisi and Balos Beaches are truly beautiful. It is worth doing your main shop in Kissamos on your way to the villa. This is an incredibly beautiful and unspoilt area of Crete and we loved every minute of our week. Thank you, we will be back!
Först och främst vill vi tacka Grigoris som välkomnade oss och erbjöd oss en god service under hela vistelsen. Resan från flygplatsen till villan var något lång men vi passade på att njuta av den vackra kretanska miljön på vägen. Vårt boende höll högsta klass och översteg hela familjens förventningar. Arkitekturen, utsikten och miljön i helhet är något vi svårt kommer att glömma. Något jag varmt rekomenderar är att besöka de fantastiskt vackra stränderna kring elafonisi. Att börja dagen med en cykeltur och därefter svalka sig i polen är något jag gjorde dagligen. När jag sitter här hemma i vintermörkret och tänker på den fantastiska semestern längtar jag tillbaka, jag ser redan nu fram emot nästkommande sommar.
Crete: The Island of many small paradises in the summer shows visitors two contrasting faces, just like the ancient Roman god Janus. On the north coast, four large cities, hotels of unbelievable luxury and swarms of happy tourists bear witness to a thriving tourist industry. Here is the glow of the most famous part of Crete. Just a few kilometres away lies the other part of Crete, the still unexplored part of the island in the southwest. Numerous hidden beaches, warm embraces of palm and banana trees, rivers that spring from gorges of unprecedented beauty flowing into idyllic bays and nearby villages that seem forgotten by time and man, unknown monasteries and undiscovered vestiges of ancient civilisations make up the scenery of this land. In the summer breeze, the traditional villages, the forgotten plateaus, the warm, lee and dreamy beaches bring paradise a little closer. The villa is located on the western coast of the island of Crete at a distance of 70 meters from the sea.
Other Activities: swimming, walking, basketball, boating, fishing.water skiing,tennis
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As the official public comment period ends for Christo's "Over the River" project, the dialogue over the much-debated, $50-million landscape wrap seems to have devolved into two quite separate conversations.
One has to do with the aesthetic merits and possible economic impacts of stretching six miles of silvery fabric over the Arkansas River between Canon City and Salida. The other, suggests the Wall Street Journal, is something else entirely.
It's primarily about what a pain in the ass it is to be living in the target area of a world-famous artist's audacious, high-falutin vision.
Congressional leaders, art mavens, mayors and doyennes have lined up in support of the installation, seeing it as both a tourist draw and a culture coup on the order of Christo's celebrated "The Gates" in Manhattan's Central Park or his wrapping of the Reichstag in Berlin. Although a final decision isn't expected until next spring, BLM officials seem to have few qualms about possible environmental issues surrounding "Over the River," particularly since the artist has committed to fund all installation and removal costs.
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Hello nice plugin !!!
i wondering do you can make THE improvement : add a box like the options but this time one for : make script asynchrone : like : <script async>
Thanks a lot it will be the best : Minification + contatenage + asynchro loading
Hello nice plugin !!!
i wondering do you can make THE improvement : add a box like the options but this time one for : make script asynchrone : like : <script async>
Thanks a lot it will be the best : Minification + contatenage + asynchro loading
That's an advanced feature and can cause a lot of things to break, but sure I will take a look at it when there's spare time :).
yep it will be like an advance option ;)
by the way many peoples want to easily change the expiration date of the cache so it will be simple to make a box like for indicate how many minutes the cache will expire (manual setting)
me i change it dirrectly in the config.php
and in the same file you can improve the compression level like :
// try to disable output_compression (may not have an effect)
ini_set('zlib.output_compression', '8');
and an other thing, it is normal that some script put in the box (put script in footer) still are in the header.. ? do you have an idea to force them ? or what is blocking them ?
thanks a lot !
Currently you have to use script handles, not script filename. So instead of jquery.js you will probably have to put in something like 'jquery'. To look for script handles you can check a plugin's codes.
^^thanks i know that the thing is it work for :
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jqueryeasingmin (jquery.easing.min.js)
nivosliderpack (nivo.slider.pack.js)
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jquerygridnav (jquery.gridnav.js)
Do you have an idea of why ?
mmm.. if the script are in base 64 ?
i will reconvert in normal js the script and test it
Nop it change nothing.. damn i dont understand why some scrip dont want to move in the footer.. :p
it's because some script have a part print dirrectly in the head with
so i change to : add_action('wp_footer'
i look if there is no break
then i put the handles in the option box and MAGIC it work !
One more thing how can y make a combo like isolated minification + put in footer..
because it does not work when i put the same handles in the 2 box option.
I made a hack to add async to all of the HTML script insertions. Note that this will add async to ALL of them, which may break your page.
class-bwp-minify.php in the editor
function get_minify_tag($string, $type, $media = '')
$return = "<script type='text/javascript' src='" . $this->get_minify_src($string) . "'></script>\n";
$return = "<script async type='text/javascript' src='" . $this->get_minify_src($string) . "'></script>\n";
thanks a lot ;) but a have made a custom version of the plugin that include the deferring of the minify script ;)
and y have add a setting to exclude a script of the deferring function ;)
and updated the library to by the way the plugin creator is working on a new version that include the deferring capabilitie
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In the following essay, Perret examines Shakespeare's use of bawdy in The Taming of the Shrew, and contends that the purpose of the bawdy is to comically introduce serious values.
In considering any play we rightly pay attention to what is given dramatic emphasis, and in The Taming of the Shrew dramatic emphasis is on the relation of the sexes rather than the sexual relation. Critics of this play have not yet examined what the allusions to sex do besides amuse the audience,1 presumably because there seems little to examine. Although, Bianca's suitors remind us, the man who would "rid the house" of the shrew must not only wed but bed her (I.i.149-50)2 the play does not force us to consider sex by challenging conventional...
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