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By Sara Kashing, Staff Attorney
1. Budget
The Governor's 2014/2015 budget includes eight (8) additional positions
for the Board's licensing and enforcement units. Board staff will increase
from 42.5 positions to 50. Three (3) positions are dedicated to the Licensing
Unit and the remaining five (5) will be in the Enforcement Unit.
The Board recognizes the need to address the existing delays in processing
examination applications. Consequently, the Board staff met with the Department
of Consumer Affairs to explore hiring some of the additional staff prior to
the July 1, 2014 effective date. At the end of January, the BBS requested the
Department of Consumer Affairs permission to allow it to immediately hire five
of the eight positions. The request was granted. Three of those five positions
will be dedicated to the licensing program to evaluate examination applications.
One position will review applicant's criminal conviction history. The
fifth position will serve as the second enforcement manager. Recruitment efforts
are underway and the BBS anticipates the hiring process will be completed by
The Governor's 2014/2015 budget also includes a repayment of $1.4 million
to the BBS for monies previously loaned to the General Fund.
2. Operations
The BBS's managers redirected a staff position to process all re-examination
applications. This staff person will also research all concerns related to
examination eligibility. To assist the cashiering unit, the Board also recruited
for one seasonal clerk. A second seasonal clerk will be hired to assist with
clerical functions within the enforcement unit.
3. Personnel
Effective January 1, 2014, a member of the BBS staff was promoted to an Analyst
to perform duties as the Board's Professional Clinical Counselor Licensing
Two other BBS staff members transferred positions to function as a Marriage & Family
Therapist (MFT) Evaluators.
As of next week, the BBS will have three full-time employees evaluating applicants' examination
eligibility. This does not include the additional three licensing evaluators
that the BBS is currently working to hire.
Executive Director, Kim Madsen, cautioned that it takes about six months to
get a staff member fully trained. Ms. Madsen expects that as a result of the
staff being added to the licensing unit, the processing delays will be reduced
to 90 days by the end of the calendar year.
4. BreEZe Update
Chief Deputy Director Awet Kidane gave an update on the BreEZe update. He indicated
the BreEZe system is functioning but that his staff is still working to add
enhancements to the system such as the ability to renew licenses and intern
registrations online. Mr. Kidane did not provide a timeframe as to when that
capability will be available. Ms. Madsen indicated that licensees and registrants
will be able to renew online by August of this year.
5. Strategic Plan Update
The 2014-2017 Strategic Plan was adopted at the Board's November meeting. Updates
regarding the progress in achieving the goals and objectives in the Strategic
Plan will be reported each board meeting. To review a copy of the BBS's 2014-2017
Strategic Plan, go to http://www.bbs.ca.gov/pdf/agen_notice/2014/0314bdmtg_material.pdf
6. Policy and Advocacy Committee Report
Additional items to the Omnibus bill amending Business and Professions Code
Sections 4980.36, 4980.399, 4992.09, 4999.55, 4989.16, 4989.22, and 4996.17:
An Omnibus makes minor, technical, or noncontroversial changes to the law.
The staff felt it was important to add the following additional amendments
to the bill before it goes forward.
The Policy and Advocacy Committee proposed amending Section 4980.46 regarding
practicum hours. The amendment would revise the provision to clarify that the
additional 75 of client centered advocacy and individual counseling required
by the section may be a combination of client centered advocacy and individual
as opposed to just 75 hours of one or the other.
The Policy and Advocacy Committee proposed amending Sections 4980.399, 4992.09,
and 4999.55 regarding the law and ethics examination to make clear that a registrant
will need to take a 12-hour law and ethics course during any renewal period
in which the applicant fails the exam. The way the law is currently written,
seems to suggest that applicant would only need to take a 12-hour law and ethics
course if the law and ethics exam is failed within the initial registration
renewal period.
The Policy and Advocacy Committee proposed amending Sections 4980.399, 4992.09,
and 4999.55 regarding the law and ethics examination to ensure that those who
are in need of a second registration number after the examination restructure
has taken place, can receive a second intern registration number even if they
have not yet passed the new law and ethics examination, as long as that registrant
passes the law and ethics examination during the next renewal period.
The Policy and Advocacy Committee proposed amending Section 4989.16 to include
LPPCs. The section, which is part of the LEP licensing law, states that no
part of the LEP licensing law is meant to constrict or limit the practice of
medicine, nursing, psychology, LMFTs, or LCSWs. LPCCs are not identified in
this list. The Committee proposed adding LPCCs to this list, as they are the
Board's newest license type and LPCCs also practice psychotherapy. Their
omission from this list is an oversight.
The Policy and Advocacy Committee proposed to amend Section 4989.22 regarding
the LEP written licensing exam to refer only to a written exam, which is the
only exam required for LEPs. This section mistakenly refers to both the "standard
written" exam and the "clinical vignette" exams, which are
applicable to the Board's other three license types, but not LEPs.
The Policy Delete references to the "standard written" and "clinical
vignette" licensing exams, as they are not required exams for LEP licensure.
to refer only to the LEP written exam. Currently, the language suggests that
there is more than one type of exam for the LEP license.
The Policy and Advocacy Committee proposed to amend Section 4996.17 regarding
the law and ethics course for Out-of-State LCSW and ASW applicants to clarify
that an out-of-state candidate who gained his/her experience out-of-state but
obtained his/her education in state would not be required to take another 18-hour
law and ethics course because it is reasonable to assume that if they obtained
their education in California, they would already be familiar with California's
law and ethics requirements.
The Board motioned to include the additional items and to take the Omnibus
bill forward to the legislature.
Revisions to requirements for Out-of-State LMFTs:
The Policy and Advocacy Committee worked with staff and stakeholders to address
concerns that the requirements for licensure of Out-of-State LMFTs are
too stringent and might prohibit those with licenses in other states from
to work in California. The proposed changes to the requirements would allow
applicants to remediate coursework as well as practicum requirements in
certain instances. The proposed revisions would also allow out-of-state applicants
to remediate coursework after registering with the Board.
The proposed revisions would give applicants the ability to remediate coursework
by taking continuing education courses. Finally, the proposed revisions
would clarify the number of hours required for each course to help Out-of-State
applicants determine whether the courses they have taken meet the requirements.
The Board motioned to amend the language to make it clear that while
certain courses may be remediated at either a university or through
a continuing
education provider, undergraduate courses would not be accepted. The
Board also moved
to forward these revisions to the requirements for Out-of-State LMFTs
to the legislature.
Revisions to requirements for Out-of-State LPCCs:
A majority of the proposed revisions to the requirements for Out-of-State
LPCCs are similar to those changes being proposed to the requirements
for Out-of-State
Revisions to the California Code of Regulations, Title 16, Section
1820.5 and 1822; Add sections 1820.6 and 1820.7 LPCCs: Requirements
to work
with couples
and families and supervision plan:
The Policy and Advocacy Committee proposed amending the regulations
to require LPCCs to notify the Board by submitting a form when
they have
completed the
specialized education and experience and adding a checkbox to
that form so the applicants can indicated that they have obtained the
required 500 hours
of supervised experience under the supervision of a qualified supervisor.
The Committee also proposed not requiring an PCC licensee and registrant to
gain education and experience related to the treatment of couples and families
in any particular order. The Committee proposed requiring an Out-of-State PCC
licensees to meet the same education and experience requirements as "in-state" PCCs.
Finally, the Committee proposed adding language to indicate that an LPCC who
is treating child only is working with family members as collaterals.
The Board directed staff to make a regulatory proposal.
Implement Senate Bill 704, Statutes of 2011, Chapter 387, Examination Restructure:
The Board tabled this item until its next meeting. Staff needed more time to
work on this item. Tabling the item will not interfere with the examination
restructure or its timing.
7. SB 1441, Statutes of 2008, Chapter 548, Uniform Standards for Substance
Abusing Licensees
This creates uniform standards for discipline that the boards must follow in
cases of licensee or registrant substance abuse. The proposal was prompted
by a concern at the Legislature that there is a lack of a consistent policy
across DCA's healing arts boards for handling cases that involve licensees
or registrants who abuse drugs or alcohol.
8. Legislative Update
AB 2213 (Eggman): LMFT and LPCC Out-Of-State Applicant Requirements:
Licensing requirements for out-of-state LMFT and LPCC applicants were set to
change on January 1, 2014. However, the Board was concerned the new out-of
state requirements may be too stringent, restricting portability of these license
types to California. Last year, the Board sponsored AB 451 (Chapter 551, Statutes
of 2013), which extended the change to the out-of-state licensing requirements
from January 1, 2014 to January 1, 2016. For the past year, the Board's
newly formed Out-of-State Education Committee has been working to formulate
new out-of-state requirements that better accommodate license portability,
while still maintaining consumer protection. As mentioned above, the Board
directed staff to sponsor legislation to make the changes.
The proposal makes changes to the practicum requirements for out-of-state
applicants, as well as allows them to remediate certain coursework through
continuing education, instead of requiring all coursework to be from a graduate
program. It also allows certain coursework to be remediated while registered
as an intern.
AB 1843 (Jones and Gordon): Child Custody Evaluations: Confidentiality:
This bill proposal would allow the Board to access a child custody evaluation
report for the purpose of investigating allegations that one of its licensees,
while serving as a child custody evaluator, engaged in unprofessional conduct
in the creation of the report. Currently, the law does not give the Board direct
access to the child custody evaluation report. This Board's concern is
that the current process makes it difficult for the Board to investigate allegations
of unprofessional conduct of its licensees while they are serving as a custody
evaluator, even though the Board is mandated to do so by law.
This is currently a spot bill and the Board has planned several stakeholder
meetings to address any concerns stakeholders may have.
Omnibus Legislation (Senate Business, Professions, and Economic Development
Committee) No bill number assigned yet:
This bill proposal, approved by the Board at its November 21, 2013 meeting,
makes minor, technical, and non-substantive amendments to add clarity and
consistency to current licensing law.
9. Rulemaking Update
Continuing Education: Amend Title 16, California Code of Regulations (CCR)
Sections 1887, 1887.1, 1887.3, 1887.4, 1887.11; Add Sections 1887.41, 1887.42,
1887.43; Delete Sections 1887.6, 1887.7, 1887.8, 1887.9, 1887.10, 1887.13,
This proposal would make a number of changes to the Board's continuing
education program. These proposed changes are based on the recommendations
of the Board's Continuing Education Committee, which was formed in 2011
in response to a number of concerns raised about continuing education. The
proposal was approved by the Board at its meeting on February 28, 2013. The
Notice was filed with the Office of Administrative Law (OAL) and the 45-day
public comment period has ended. The public hearing for this proposal was on
October 22, 2013. This proposal is currently under review by the Business,
Consumer Services, and Housing Agency.
Disciplinary Guidelines and SB 1441: Uniform Standards for Substance Abuse:
Amend Title 16, CCR Section 1888:
This is a regulatory proposal that the Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA)
and the Legislature asked all healing arts licensing boards to pursue. It creates
uniform standards for discipline that the boards must follow in cases of licensee
or registrant substance abuse. The proposal was prompted by a concern at the
Legislature that there is a lack of a consistent policy across DCA's
healing arts boards for handling cases that involve licensees or registrants
who abuse drugs or alcohol.
The Board directed staff to submit the proposal to OAL for publication in
the California Regulatory Notice Register, which will begin the 45-day public
comment period.
Requirements for LPPCs to Treat Couples or Families: Amend Title 16, CCR Sections
1820.5 and 1822; Add Sections 1820.6 and 1820.7
This proposal clarifies requirements for LPCCs to treat couples and families,
and outlines a process by which LPCCs and PCC Interns would receive Board
confirmation that they have met the requirements to treat couples and families.
The Board
has received numerous questions about how applicants should verify that they
meet the requirements.
The Policy and Advocacy Committee proposed asking LPCCs to notify the Board
by submitting a form when they have completed the specialized education and
experience and adding a checkbox to that form so the applicants can indicated
that they have obtained the required 500 hours of supervised experience under
the supervision of a qualified supervisor.
The initial proposal was approved by the Board at its meeting on November
28, 2012. However, this proposal was placed on hold, and an amended version
was approved by the Policy and Advocacy Committee at its meeting in February
The Board directed staff to submit the proposal to OAL for publication, which
will begin the 45-day public comment period.
Implementation of SB 704 (Examination Restructure): Amend Title 16, CCR Sections
1805, 1806, 1816, 1816.2, 1816.3, 1816.4, 1816.5, 1816.6, 1816.7, 1829, 1877;
Add Sections 1805.01, 1822.5, 1822.6, 1830, 1878:
This proposal revises current Board regulations for clarity and consistency
with statutory changes made by SB 704 (Chapter 387, Statutes of 2011), which
restructures the examination process for LMFT, LCSW, and LPCC applicants
effective January 1, 2016.
The proposal was originally approved by the Board at its meeting in February
2013, and published in its California Regulatory Notice Register on March 15,
2013. However, the proposal was withdrawn in May 2013, as staff learned of
implementation conflicts with the new BreEZe database system. For this reason,
the effective date of the restructure was delayed until 2016, per SB 821 (Chapter
473, Statutes of 2013).
A revised proposal was approved by the Policy and Advocacy Committee at its
meeting in February 2014. Staff plans to bring this proposal for consideration
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May 3, 2006
Good morning.
It gives me great pleasure to be here in Vienna for this important meeting of the
United States and the European Union on Justice and Home Affairs issues.
I'd like to thank Minister Prokop, Minister Gastinger, and all of our Austrian hosts
for their hospitality this week and their leadership during the Austrian Presidency of
the European Union.
Austria's leadership has been particularly important in advancing our shared Justice
and Home Affairs agenda. This nation contributes heartily to our common vision of
peace, freedom, and democracy throughout the world.
I would also like to express my appreciation for the opportunity to engage in today's
discussions with my colleagues from the upcoming Finnish Presidency, and with
EU vice-president Frattini and the Council Secretariat.
We have just finished very useful talks regarding further enhancing the already
excellent cooperation between the EU and the United States on international
terrorism and transnational organized crime.
In the past few years alone, we have reached unprecedented agreements regarding
extradition and mutual legal assistance. We've also ensured practical cooperation
between Europol and law enforcement agencies in the United States.
I am convinced that, under the Austrian Presidency, we will continue to advance our
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Thursday, 2 December 2010
Moments of 2010 - The 15 Fame-Filled Minutes Of The Fanzine Writer
Three things are pretty much a given these days when I go to Manchester. Firstly, I'll misjudge the time it takes between my house and the station and will be stood on the platform freezing my bollocks off for 20 minutes and more. Secondly, I always seem to arrive earlier than expected, necessitating a lonely pint in the Deaf Institute while furtively watching the door and waiting for other people to arrive. Thirdly, when travelling back, usually hungover, I'll will be found clutching a fanzine, fighting my bleary eyes in an attempt to read it. That fanzine is Pull Yourself Together.
Before assumptions are made that this is another 6-page ramshackle affair written in permanent marker, copied down the local ProntoPrint on paper with the same consistency as Izal toilet paper, it isn't. Some people love that sort of thing for the character and all that jazz, but I personally prefer a bit of substance, something which too many fanzines sadly don't offer on either the design or the content. See, I'm actually not as twee as people make out (or indeed at all, but that's a debate for another day)
But I digress. What PYT (as it shall henceforth be referred to) in fact is, is what some people would consider an oxymoron – a professional fanzine. Look, it has a design! Interviews with established artists! It's printed at a professional printers! Something approaching a business model (which allows it to remain free for you and I to pick up)! It feels like I've been reading it for ages, but a quick look at my bookshelf shows that I possess only 3 issues (and indeed didn't know about its existence until July), and in a way it feels like someone you've only just met but simultaneously feel you've known for years. Aside from guides to scenes away from Manchester (I have in front of me guides to Leeds, Cardiff and Brighton written by local DIY exponents), and artists (Standard Fare, Jens Lekman, Dutch Uncles, and the new one I've yet to pick up contains Neil Hannon and Steve Lamacq – one of their biggest fans), PYT also offer a great city guide to Manchester for those looking for something off the beaten track; with its bar guides, independent quality places to eat, or details of changes to the city landscape you may have missed (as well as a gig listings page), it's a handy little guide to what's going on.
But to dub Dan and Hannah as merely fanzine writers would be doing them a great disservice, for theirs is a cap of many feathers. Aside from also running a PYT night at Common Bar where popkids can come and have a natter with their friends while the whole PYT ethos gets condensed into a 4hr DJ set, they also put on some pretty great gigs too.
How many promoters can claim to have put on pop legend Darren Hayman, in an observatory? Not many, that's for sure. If anyone at all. But if I'm being honest, it's not what or who they put on, or where, but the way it's done. You may think the concept of promoters looking after bands and actually, well, promoting the gig and providing them with what they want is a given but trust me, having heard the horror stories from one venue in particular this is clearly not the case. I won't get myself into hot water by publicly outing the venue in question, but let's just say comparing their practices to those of PYT and Underachievers (who I wrote about yesterday) would be like comparing Night & Day. As with Underachievers though, PYT putting on a gig is a bit like your best mate bursting into your room frantically waving a CD around and saying 'LOOK AT WHAT I FOUND!'. Either Dan & Hannah are the best actors in the world or they genuinely believe in/love everything they're involved in and put on. It's no surprise to learn that Underachievers and PYT can be found working together under the near-unstoppable Postcards From Manchester banner, culminating in September's great day out that was Postcards Festival (reviewed elsewhere). I said in my Underachievers piece how you feel you're being willed on to have a good time, and it really was a strange feeling dancing at the clubnight afterwards and feeling the organisers watching you – to quote PYT's Dan - 'tear up the dancefloor' from the overhead gantry.
The morning after the Postcards festival holds perhaps the most enduring PYT memory of mine to date. It found Dan and Hannah working out who to showcase at the In The City conference, organising their fanzine, and a myriad other things. Me? It was all I could do to not fall asleep into my bacon sandwich. Their workload is, I imagine, comparable to most paid professionals from what I've seen, and to do it while also fitting in part time work and attaining merit-grade Masters degrees as well is nothing short of remarkable considering PYT is, to an extent, nothing more than a hobby.
I guess in the last 2 posts what I've said in a convoluted – and by convoluted I mean 2000-words levels of convoluted – is that this year I came across the Manchester DIY scene and almost instantly fell in love with it. Having spent years in an area where no-one does anything, or stands around bemoaning the state of things and saying how they could do better while achieving sod-all, it was great to see people not only doing things, but doing things they so clearly love. Of course, it'd be foolish to suggest doing thing like these is all plain sailing. We've already detailed the Underachievers venue struggles, and I'm sure money has been lost and audiences have been disappointing on occasion. But they keep coming back for more, and that's what's important.
I wish I could say I'd been inspired to do something similar, but ultimately I know there are neither the venues nor the like minded individuals around these parts to make something similar work, but what it was done is opened my eyes to what could be achieved if the elements missing from here were to be present should I move to a city. Why not go have a gander, it might have the same effect on you.
Pull Yourself Together occurs on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month at Common Bar, in Manchester's Northern Quarter. Fanzines are released on a bi-monthly basis, and can be picked up in various Manchester outlets for free, and selected record shops nationwide (though if you ask nicely, Dan and/or Hannah may post you one, who knows). To keep up to speed on all things PYT – and trust me, you'll need all the help you can get – bookmark www.pullyourselftogetherzine.co.uk
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Hooray! A new apron for the shop. Now that Spring Melody's completed, I can focus on other more pressing matters like this...Every time I turn the corner into my living room I'm greeted with a couch that needs some serious TLC. It's as if the couch says to me "Please make me over. It's not fair that you and your blog get a make-over and I don't. Can't you turn me into that couch in Anthropologie you always talk about. You can use Anna Maria Horner's new home decor fabric. You know... the one with a bird in it. I'll look soooo dang good." As if the couch talking to me isn't enough, recently I've come across two blogs; JCaroline and Flipt both describing how to reupholster furniture. I do find it intimidating when I see the tools needed for such a project, and not to mention the words used in describing their experience with reupholstering such as: wrestled, tired, arm yourself. However, I must say, if I do complete this task I've earned some serious bragging rights. All I need is someone to tell me I can't do it and then I'll definitely do it ;)
March 12, 2008
If my couch could talk...
3 comments:
- jcaroline said...
You asked for it. I don't think you can do it. ;) (Actually, I'd love to see pics when you are finished. It's not that hard- just time consuming.)
- March 18, 2008 at 6:36 PM
- Pretty Ditty said...
WOW! Now I'll definitely do it. I think I can, I think I can, I think I can.
- March 23, 2008 at 1:23 PM
I just want to see if completed. I don't think you can do it... :)
Actually, I do mostly home decor projects and rather recently branched out unto the world of sewing clothing. Be adventurous and a jack of all trades. DO IT!
- June 9, 2009 at 2:02 PM
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I'm off in Winnipeg, visiting relatives for Christmas, and I've been experiencing severe bandwidth issues. I brought my laptop along to do some work on my next book, check email and to play movies for my son, but I've barely even had it on. Dial-up isn't usually a problem for me, even though I have…
Year: 2003
New Coding 4 Fun Column up on MSDN
The latest 'issue' of my Coding 4 Fun column has been published to MSDN; Duncan Mackenzie describes how to control a serial-port–connected LCD panel using Microsoft Visual Basic .NET and Microsoft Visual C# .NET. It is probably worth mentioning that I have hidden a CRC16 class in the code download as well, so even if…
Fabrice just sent me a note about http://SharpToolbox.com a huge directory of .NET tools and resources … pretty cool site that I hadn't noticed before. Great… now I have to dig through it all… I hate the thought that I've missed out on something neat. 🙂
Playing around
I've been playing with some serial port code lately, working out the details of controlling an LCD Panel… I forsee an update to my music system very soon.
New MSDN TV 'episode' on FxCop
I'm a big FxCop fan, so I'm pretty happy to see this episode…. Code Correctness with FxCop Michael Murray and Jeffrey Van Gogh from the CLR Team describe FxCop, the freely-available code analysis tool from Microsoft.
Comp Sci is cool
A neat little discussion about Random Number generators (or pseudo-random that is) has been happening on GDN for the last day or so, http://www.gotdotnet.com/Community/MessageBoard/Thread.aspx?id=169292&Page=1#169538 neat stuff….
Visual Studio Bootstrapper Downloads
Localized versions of the Visual Studio Bootstrapper are now available on the bootstrapper workspace including French, Spanish, German, Korean, Italian, Chinese (Traditional and Simplified), and English.
C# Books Page Up
Check out http://msdn.microsoft.com/vcsharp/using/books/default.aspx for a small selection of books that I've found useful… and I'm always looking for suggestions!
Windows Forms Reference Application
It happens to be an advertisment for Infragistics, but it looks pretty cool and shows off a bunch of the Application Blocks, so I'll be spending some time reading through it! Check it out [from Code Project]
New *Free* Windows Forms Controls
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|Alumni Spotlight: Chandler Koglmeier
Chandler Koglmeier '05 • Project Manager, Craftsy
"One piece of advice I would give to a corps member starting service is don't quit. Your year will be a challenge. if it isn't challenging you, you aren't pushing hard enough."
I was accepted to college early decision, which meant I knew in December of my senior year where I was going to school. The early acceptance gave me the opportunity to step back and think about what I wanted to do next. After exploring a variety of options, a family friend suggested we look into City Year; and it ended up being a great place to learn about service, community and growth before I went to college.
I worked on a Young Heroes team, a former initiative of City Year, running a middle-school service learning program. I worked with a team member recruiting 150 middle school students to give up their Saturdays to help people, which then transitioned to helping with program fundraising and communications. Although both had interesting and different challenges I gained many skills that I could use in other programs I got involved with post City Year.
City Year taught me how to work in diverse teams and settings in a way that I had never experienced. I learned how to organize people and motivate teenagers, but most importantly I learned to believe in myself, what we were doing, and to just get things done.
City Year has the potential to provide value for many people in very different ways. Both of my siblings are a part of the City Year community. My brother is currently a corps member with City Year L.A. and my sister, Chelsea, is a City Year Philadelphia '09 alumna. Their reasons for serving with City Year, and more importantly, the things they have taken away from their City Year experience are completely different from my own.
One piece of advice I would give to a corps member starting service is don't quit. Your year will be a challenge. If it isn't challenging you, you aren't pushing hard enough. You will be tempted to quit and run away. Don't do it; you'll appreciate it later.
After my year of service I attended Middlebury College in Vermont. I graduated from college in 2009 with a degree in Political Science (with a lot of Economics and Geography along the way). I knew I wanted to work in the digital world, but wasn't really sure what that was supposed to mean. I ended up working for a digital consulting company, joining a congressional campaign that was working without standard TV ad dollars, and working as the "digital guy" in a small payroll start-up in Asia before I got into my current work helping build software for consumer web companies.
I'm currently working in software development for an online education company called Craftsy. Craftsy is the leading destination for online enthusiasts; we have over 300 classes in areas like Quilting, Photography, Sewing and more.
I'm the Product Manager for our mobile, tablet and emerging devices team. In short, that means I spend my day playing with fun new devices and figuring out what we can do with them. In long form that means I work with a team of engineers and designers to build the strategy for and then actually build a set of apps and websites to deliver our video quality to millions of users around the world.
In the end, service, be it through CY or other venues, is something we all should do. It gives one exposure to community, builds understanding of diversity, and most importantly, teaches people to lead through serving others.
To view more Alumni Pathways, click here.
12/13/2018Service+Tech: New Partnership with Service Year Alliance
10/1/2018Urban Teachers: Watch 9/20 webinar recording featuring 2 City Year alums; apply by 10/10
9/25/2018UNH Carsey invites City Year ACMs, alumni and staff to apply for MPA, MPP or MCD
3/18/2019Woodrow Wilson Academy of Teaching and Learning is offering a fully funded M.Ed
6/25/2018Announcing New Partnership: North Central College Offering 50% tuition scholarships


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A Blue Morpho butterfly spreads its wings
This weekend (until 26 February) is your last chance to see exotic butterflies
flitting and floating among the plants in the glasshouse at RHS Wisley in
Surrey. Butterflies in the Glasshouse is a fun day out for all the family.
Normal garden admission applies: RHS members plus family guest free,
non-member adults £10.50, children (5-16 years) £4.50, children under 4 free
(all prices ex Gift Aid). Last entry 3.30pm.
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Sofia Riba is an acting student, here is a link to her Instagram page:
Q: What made you interested in acting?
A: I can't remember a time when I was drawn to performing. My parents grew up in Mexico City, and in their day extracurriculars in school were not common. When we moved to Miami when I was 4, my parents had me in piano, ballet, tap and singing lessons. But I was very interested in acting. I would impersonate Crocodile Dundee in my best Australian accent. I would recreate scenes from Charlie's Angels with my sister. Then I remember watching The Amanda Show in the late 90s on Nickelodeon and thinking, "wow, I want to be her. She's soooo lucky." Amanda Bynes was 14 at the time and starring in her own sketch comedy show. I was impressed. Since then I stopped playing piano and dancing, but I've always wanted to act.
Q: What kind of training have you had?
A: Before moving to New York, I thought I had pretty solid training under my belt. I had worked in commercials and community theatre for a while. It's only when I became serious about the craft that I realized I did not know shit about acting. I've completed one year of training at the Maggie Flanigan Studio and I'll begin my final year this September.
Q: To what method of acting do you ascribe?
A: The Meisner technique. I first learned about it when I was in a staged reading in Boston. I was the only cast member who had not trained in Meisner. The director, a fellow Emerson alum, explained that he preferred Meisner trained actors because they were simply more truthful than any other actors he had worked with.
Q: Who are some of your acting influences?
A: Jessica Chastain is such an inspiration. She has an effortless way about her. The scene in Jolene when she is caught having an affair, and she cries on her stoop completely humiliated gives me chills. Kevin Spacey is another treat. Watching him act is like having dessert.
Q: What kind of day job (or income source) do you have and how does it affect your work?
A: I was a babysitter for years. I love kids. They're so blatantly themselves. When I first started training, I would babysit an 8 and a 5 year old. They lived so freely! They'd say outrageous things because they hadn't been quieted or "trained" by society yet. Their honesty inspired me to be more fearless. This summer I'm a server at a high pressure but rewarding restaurant. I think the long but enjoyable hours will prepare me for life on set or in rehearsal.
Q: What was the most challenging thing you ever had to do in acting class?
A: I decided to do a scene with my acting partner in which my boyfriend had been in a car accident. He'd just been discharged from the hospital, completely healed. Elated, I decided to practice a strip tease I'd perform for him as a surprise. Taking off my clothes with such a deep joy related to the act, in front of my acting teacher and peers, was so nerve-wracking I didn't sleep the night before.
Q: What is your strangest New York story?
A: I can't think of anything particularly strange that's happened to me. I'm sure that will change, I've only been in the city a year. I will say though, I am obsessed with St. Mark's Church-in-the-Bowery on 2nd Ave and 10th Street. Apparently, the church is haunted by the ghost of Dutch settler Peter Stuyvesant. Literally every time I pass by, I get goose bumps and feel light-headed. I can't explain it!
Q: You majored in Political Communication at Emerson. How does your training in Political Communication help you in your acting?
A: At Emerson, I was analyzing exactly how politics influence the masses. I'd break down famous speeches and documents to pinpoint the techniques used that appealed to the public. It was all about specifics. At my acting studio, we talk a lot about creating specific behavior. The sadness I would experience if my dog died, for example, is not the same sadness I'd experience if my mom had to sell my childhood home. If I approached both scenarios with the same emotional weight, I would be an untruthful actor. So it all relates back to avoiding generalities and being as specific as possible in order to be of good quality.
Q: What famous role would you most like to attempt?
A: I would do ungodly things to play Amanda Wingfield in The Glass Menagerie. Tennessee Williams created a touching, silly but strong-willed former Southern Belle with zero self-awareness. Her delusions make me want to shake her and hug her at the same time. Amanda is fascinating to me.
Please note; Eliza's interviews are done by email. All answers are unedited and come right from the lovely fingertips of her subjects:)


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The Gallup International Film Festival was created in 2013 in the heart of Indian country to educate, entertain and inspire through the art and science of film.
The festival provides a showcase for all aspects of film: the art, the filmmaker, talented directors and actors, and the film-lover in all of us.
Our goal is to educate the community through the art and science of film, promoting cross-cultural awareness, the exchange of ideas, and social understanding.
Your donation is greatly appreciated.
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North of Cebu City, the Alegre Beach Resort offers exclusive and high-quality service in a tropical setting — 27 hectares of green oasis overlooking a cove of white sand bordered by the sea. The resort is managed by Pathfinder Holdings, which also owns the Cebu Plaza Hotel.
The restaurant, which also incorporates the bar, is the central point of the resort. It is in extremely charming, low building with an original double nipa roof and offers an outstanding panorama view of the sea and the neighboring islands. You can have your meals either indoors, in air-conditioned comfort, or outside in the terrace,open to the sea breeze. The food, served buffet style, is excellent. Singers perform during the evening meals. The restaurant also offers a nice view of the swimming pool through the bay windows. The attractive 3-tiered pool, brightly lit in the evenings, is surrounded by the plants and shrubs and its spanned by little bridges.
The cabanas with nipa roofs are scattered over the prett, green lawns amidst the trees and flowers. The most stunning of these, the Ocean View Cabanas, are perched on top of a cliff and have a spectacular view of the beach and sea. One of them even has its own private garden. The others look out onto the gardens where it is not unusual to get a glimpse of monitor lizards scurrying by.
Each cabana has two rooms, both of which are remarkably furnished and the level of comfort is exceptional. The decor, focused on beautiful wood, creates a congenial atmosphere. The innovatively-designed furniture is sophisticated and sober. The frosted glass lamps diffuse soft light, creating a feeling of well-being. Plants, wicker baskets, fabrics and carpets in pastel shades make for more intimate and personal rooms.
The marble bathrooms, done in warm tones, are a particular success. Separated from the room by Venetian blinds, these are immerse and luxurious, with a shower and a shining white bathtub, which even includes a jacuzzi. The light pours in blissfully through bay windows. Each cabana has a private terrace with lounge chairs.
The beach, accessible via a staircase, is fringe by palm trees. You can snorkel in the coral reef in front of the beach you can be brought further out by banca. Many other activities are offered at rates relative to the prestige of the hotel. The sunset cruise, included in the package, is a privileged moment even if the dolphins are not always in cue. Calanganman Island, with its white and turquoise-blue waters, is a paradise. Divers can visit the House Reef before venturing out to the nearby islands of Talong or Capitancillo.
How to get there
By air and land, 75-minute daily flights on Air Philippines Cebu Pacific, Asian Spirit or PAL from Manila to Cebu. 2 hours by mini-bus from Cebu Mactan Airport to the resort.
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Any business or well managed company relies heavily on customer input and comments to help guide the future of their establishment. Teaching, believe it or not, is no different.
After stepping away from a conference today titled, "Shifting Gears" presented by the New Jersey Department of Education, a point that resonates with me as an educator is the importance of meaningful feedback. In order to continue to develop my own skills and practices as a teacher, I require feedback from all the stakeholders involved my classroom.
Educators must have valuable and insightful comments made by their administration team based on the lessons observed and day to day interactions witnessed. By stepping into my classroom for one lesson at one point in the year, the administrator has a limited amount of feedback he or she can give to really help the teacher to grow and develop. With the new evaluation model, good teachers welcome the presence of their administrators on a more frequent basis because they want to be seen at different points in the year. This will allow administrators the lens they have been missing from past evaluation models- more time in the classroom + meaningful feedback for the teacher = effective teaching practices which help to develop student achievement.
A few more points of feedback that came to mind are student feedback for the teacher and teacher feedback of other teachers. Teachers can welcome their students at different points in the year, to share their own (anonymous) comments about how the class is organized and running. Teachers can set up online surveys or a Google form, to have this feedback take place in an environment where students feel comfortable to share their honest opinions. Another idea that comes to mind is with a professional development model of teachers learning from teachers. Using whichever evaluation model a local district has put into place, teachers can observe each others lessons and provide realistic feedback as to what they feel went well during the lesson and what maybe did not go so well. Teachers can help each other by targeting specific goals that they may have for themselves. Teachers can also learn new strategies and techniques from each other, by watching model lessons and providing constructive criticism to one another.
My final point in generating an environment which is structured around meaningful feedback is one which involves self-reflection. I often ask students to be self reflective in their study of the foreign language at the beginning and at the end of a unit of study. Consider a K-W-L chart to be used with students and then, transfer that same idea and apply it to the art of teaching. As teachers begin to reflect on their own practices, they can provide feedback to themselves by taking a closer look at their lessons, assessments and techniques used to engage student learning. Posing a different question/comment each month for a teaching staff to consider, may be a good starting point. Then, allowing for the articulation of these self reflective ideas & practices during department meeting time, may allow for these professionals to really make meaning of what they do each day and realize whether or not it is deemed to be effective or how it can be improved.
Ultimately, we all need feedback as to whether or not the job we are doing is the best it can be. When it comes to teaching, there is always room for improvement, no matter how many years one has been teaching. Just as our students, we must challenge ourselves to learn each day and better the everyday experiences in our classrooms.


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After living away from Paynesville for five years, Baumhardt decided Paynesville wasn't such a bad place to live after all.
Baumhardt, 25, attended college at Duluth and St. Cloud. When the opportunity arose for a job at the Melrose Credit Union arose, she decided to take the position.
"Mom and dad supported the idea. My family and friends are here," she said. "I always wanted to live in a smaller community, but didn't realize it would be Paynesville when I was in high school."
Baumhardt feels St. Cloud and the Twin Cities are close enough to attend plays and other activities, but that it is rather nice to return to Paynesville.
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Well its been a while but I haven't forgotten about Slayerspot I've just been busy and I will be back with more reviews and Buffy goodness shortly!
Sunday, November 9, 2008
Still here
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Wednesday, September 3, 2008
This site found me and I'm glad it did! The nice people that run Buffyfest are HUUUGGEEE Buffy fans and it kinda makes me jealous but I'll get over it *sigh. Buffyfest is not just a website they are a online and offline community of fans that have put there love into this site and everything they do.
They have all interesting little facts about the show and the characters that not even I knew about so they must be good, they also have quizzes for you to test out your Buffy knowledge and we all love a good game so What are you still doing here? Go check it out I promise you'll love it and don't forget to join there Google Group. Cheers!
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Thursday, August 28, 2008
David Boreanaz
There are a lot of David fan sites out there and he has a lot of fans and of course I'm one of them. The site I decided to review first was one I picked out of a list of nearly hundreds and more will come due to the success of Bones. DavidBoreanaz.com is a great site with lots of links, pictures, a forum, info and everything else for you David fans and you can submit your own info if you can't find it there, so check it out and enjoy!
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Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Buffy World
Hellooooo I'm back and Slayerspot is on its way back to its former glory (if it had any). Hope you enjoy the new look and lets get down to business!
Buffy World is really an awesome site that has a complete episode guide for you to use and read, I really like this Buffy World and visit it a lot when I need to do some research, yes I don't know everything (its a shock). It contains links and and interesting up to date happenings on the stars of Buffy and Angel, it also keeps you up to date with all of Joss's othr projects. So check it out I hope you like it as much as me!
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Labels: Buffy World, Web Sites
Monday, July 14, 2008
A new look
New template so it will take me a little while to get all links and widgets back up and running.
Hope you like the new look!
Monday, June 30, 2008
William the bloody
Spike loved by all several times by Buffy anyway enough talk about the vampire and on to his official site another awesome site about an actor! James Marsters fans would have already found this site and raved about it but theres one thing they haven't done and thats read my post on it, so as you would already know the site is updated fairly regularly and also posts dates and places of where James will be appearing and it seems he loves the comic cons...a lot. So before you see him in Dragon ball Z visit his site! Cheers, Damo.
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Thursday, June 26, 2008
The Man
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Wednesday, June 25, 2008
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Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Anthony Stewart Head Official Site
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I couldn't have a blog about Buffy sites and such without including some of the stars sites and wow she has a lot, there are some very dedicated fans out there me being one of them so i think instead of just putting up one link I'll post a few so you'll be sure to find what your looking for !! Cheers, Damo.
- GELLARFAN.ORG (updated regularly)
- Glamorous Sarah Michelle Gellar (updated occasionally)
- Sarah Michelle Gellar biography (Just for good measure a link to one of her biography sites)
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Sunday, June 22, 2008
Between the lines
Cool I've found an awesome site i love it and i hope you do to! podcasts and everything i haven't listened to any due to my computer having a major childhood trauma but you should deff check it out and its updated regularly ! As always click the link: Buffy between the lines
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Saturday, June 21, 2008
More coming
Been a bit busy lately but don't despair i will be back with more exciting Buffy sites for you to visit until then have a nice day! cheers, Damo
Saturday, June 14, 2008
Season 8
Well the season 8 comic has been out for a while but a lot of people still haven't read any of them so i wont spoil it for you but i will give you a link to the Dark Horse website so you can check it out for yourself and i will say one thing about it and that is that its different but still as awesome as ever! heres the link. Cheers Damian.
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Maybe some one else can tell me what they think? If you would like to let me now just leave a comment and your review will be posted!! Cheers Damian
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My Buffy experience.
Well this is just my explanation or should i say me trying to explain my fascination with the TV show Buffy the vampire slayer I'm tired of telling people why i love it so much and i mean love it! So this is my reason....i think.
The show to me is more then a show it feels like the characters are my friends my pals it even feels like Joss the creator is an old pal of mine now this might sound strange to most of you but i wish i lived in the world that Joss brought to the small screen so i guess there is no explanation of why i love the show so much its just about feelings the feelings i get when i watch it and all other Buffy fans out there i think would understand and probably feel the same so thats it for now until next time! cheers, Damian
Friday, June 13, 2008
Well its been a while so I will do this review on my forum, THE STRANGE
Well let me just start by saying its nothing to do with Buffy but to do with the paranormal ghosts, UFOs that type of stuff but its not to full on and weird........ i hope.
I made this forum not that long ago and it hasn't got many members yet but hopefully it will soon and I'm always looking for mods so if ya like the paranormal or just want to check the site out then click the link.
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Seth anyone??
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Tuesday, March 4, 2008
Some more art
The Stars
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Monday, March 3, 2008
sup peoples
Sunday, January 20, 2008
Danny Strong Fan?
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Long time no post
Anyway due to my time (not having enough of it) ive decided to just add links for now untill i can get back to reviewing, these links are only for the best sites and the hard to find sites that you might not even think exsist soooo ill be back reviewing soon but untill then check out all the awesome sites !!
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First prompt this week is PATTERNS. I was seeing patterns in everything this week but the one I'm using is my Knit 2 Purl 2 pattern.
Someday this will be an afghan but not any day soon. So far it's been over a year in the making.
Prompt #2 - MACHINE
Oh, so many to choose from but this one sits down the street from me and its day has passed.
Next up is SIGN or LOGO.
#4 is ROCKS. This is the rocky coast of Maine so we certainly have plenty of rocks around.
Little rocks...
and big rocks
Last prompt is SPARKLE. I don't know how it happened but it seems that I have an old bottle collection. It started with one old ink bottle and before I knew it there was a collection. Some had been buried in the dirt years ago but soaking in denture cleaner makes them sparkle. They sit on a table on my porch where the sun hits them most of the day.
That wraps it up for this week. We've got a big storm heading our way the week. Hope it doesn't hamper my hunt for next week.
Hop on over to Ashley's Scavenger Hunt Sunday.


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That's the massive issue on which we don't really know the views of Larry Summers, who is one of the leading candidates to replace Ben Bernanke as Chairman of the Federal Reserve. And since monetary policy is pretty much the Fed's whole thing, his lack of clear views are a pretty big deal.
This is a point that Matthew Yglesias got at yesterday, in arguing that it would probably be helpful for Summers to establish a position on some of the big monetary policy questions of the day to further his chances of being nominated by Obama.
Right now there's this idea that Yellen is "dovish" and that Summers is "hawkish" but this is really a gross oversimplification.
Pretty much the only thing we have to go on, with Summers, are comments about how he hasn't regarded QE to be particularly effective. But that doesn't necessarily imply dovishness. Even the Fed seems to be losing faith in the power of QE, as it shifts its stimulative efforts more towards guidance about keeping future rates low. If Summers is skeptical about QE, but, say, a fan of Evan's Rule (which promises to keep rates low until a certain unemployment threshold is hit) then perhaps Summers could be considered more dovish. We just don't really know.
As an aside, calling Janet Yellen "dovish" is also an oversimplification. For one thing, she's been correct in her assessment of the economy (predicting subdued inflation and weak growth), so the dovish stance hasn't necessarily been philosophical--just correct. It's also true that in the 90s she was battling with Alan Greenspan, warning about inflation risks, so she hasn't spent her whole career just obsessing about one side of the Fed's dual mandate.
The important thing about Janet Yellen isn't just that she believes in more Fed action, but that she's at the forefront of discussions about monetary policy technology — the new tools that monetary policy observers have been talking about and honing since the crisis. Back in January, Goldman Sachs argued that Yellen was basically a supporter of Nominal GDP targeting, which is one of the hottest ideas in monetary policy. Yellen hasn't addressed the idea in name, but she's a serious, leading edge monetary policy theorist.
A lot of the discussion about who will lead the Fed has either been about non-monetary policy questions (who's close with Obama, who's got the temerity for the job, etc.) and the part about monetary policy itself has been superficial.
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Why journaling is empowering for individuals and couples in therapy
Therapist sometimes have the grandiose idea it is good to encourage the client to become dependent. If the therapist is in private practice, this can be a lucrative idea. However, creating dependency can trap the client in old thoughts, feelings and behavior patterns and backfire on the therapist.
This looks like the type of therapy where the therapist has the grandiose perception that all he needs to do is to offer himself as an alternative "ideal" parental figure. Needy clients then become attached and dependent on the therapist who has the potential to do harm to the client by making implicit suggestions or nuanced opinions which carry undue influence on the client.
Journaling is one method which immediately helps the client learn a way to begin to heal themselves. The initial gains can include less depression and anxiety, positive energy related to working on a goal, and a sense of collaboration, rather than dependency with the therapist.
At this point in my practice, I always gain an agreement for clients to journal and help them find ways to use the their writing to enhance the therapy. I make it a point to gain cooperation with the journaling and any reading that is being done, so there is a feeling of partnership. It just feels better. And all the scientific research supports journaling.
It can be especially helpful in couples work, as both partners in the relationship are working separately and together on behalf of the relationship.
It is a serious therapist mistake to rely on the individual or couples client to come to the therapy session and expect to have the therapist magically solve problems.
I don't mean to diminish the importance of the therapist. Having a therapist who is mature, sensitive, knowledgeable, and empathic is important. But it really is the partnership of the therapy relationship which is most important in the end.
And here is another motivation for therapist and client…one or both of you may find you love to write…our world needs your creativity.


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A good day all round so far I'd say…
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