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Jon Lewis is another one of those guys who possesses an INCREDIBLE trumpet sound. He also seems to show up on every soundtrack. Watch out for him. I think he is a future candidate for most soundtracks ever recorded by a trumpet player.
Jon Lewis began playing trumpet at 9 years old in Virginia. He studied in High School with Pat Mastroleo, the 1st chair trumpet in the US Army Band in Washington, D.C. Jon attended the University of Kansas where he studied with Roger Stoner and graduated with a trumpet performance degree in 1981. Upon moving to Los Angeles, Jon studied for several years with Jimmy Stamp. Other teachers have included Tom Stevens, Tony Plog, Armando Ghitalla, and Bob Findley.
Jon moved to Los Angeles in 1981 and has worked in many diverse settings including Big Bands, Latin Bands, Brass Quintets, Solo Performances, Orchestras, Concert Bands and everything in between. Since the 1990s Jon has been one of the Los Angeles recording players, having worked on
over 500 movies and over 1000 TV and cartoon shows
. He still remains busy in the live music arena as well, playing Principal Trumpet in both the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra and the Santa Barbara Symphony orchestra. He is a charter member of the Los Angeles Chamber Brass Quintet which performs in the LA area. Jon has also performed with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the Pasadena Symphony, the Los Angeles Opera, the Pasadena Pops Orchestra, the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra.
Jon's solo trumpet can be heard on the TV series' JAG, Deep Space Nine, and the other Star Trek series shows. He has also been a soloist at the International Trumpet Guild, the Long Beach Symphony, the Santa Barbara Symphony, the Pasadena Symphony. Jon travels throughout the United States and internationally playing solo concerts and teaching masterclasses. He is the trumpet teacher at the California State University in Northridge, CSUN. Jon plays on around 40 or so movies each year.
2012 Men in Black 3 [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] Danny Elfman Trumpet
2012 Snow White & the Huntsman Trumpet
2012 Ted [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] Walter Murphy Trumpet
2012 The Amazing Spider-Man [Music from the Motion Picture] James Horner Trumpet
2011 Rango: Music from the Motion Picture Hans Zimmer Trumpet
2011 The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn [Music from the Motion Picture] Trumpet
2011 Water for Elephants James Newton Howard Cornet, Trumpet
2011 X-Men: First Class [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] Henry Jackman Trumpet
2010 Dinner for Schmucks Theodore Shapiro Trumpet
2010 Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief Christophe Beck Trumpet
2010 Repo Men Trumpet
2010 The Last Airbender James Newton Howard Trumpet
2010 The Pacific [Original Score] Geoff Zanelli Trumpet
2009 Avatar James Horner Trumpet
2009 Couples Retreat A.R. Rahman Trumpet
2009 Michael Jackson's This Is It Michael Jackson Bugle, Piccolo Trumpet
2009 Star Trek [Music from the Motion Picture] Michael Giacchino Trumpet
2009 Trick 'R Treat: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Douglas Pipes Trumpet
2009 Watchmen [Original Motion Picture Score] Tyler Bates Trumpet
2009 X-Men Origins: Wolverine [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] Trumpet
2009 Year One [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] Theodore Shapiro Main Personnel, Trumpet
2008 The Express [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] Soloist, Trumpet
2008 Marley & Me [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] Theodore Shapiro Trumpet
2008 Stop-Loss [Original Soundtrack] John Powell Trumpet
2008 The Curious Case of Benjamin Button [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] Trumpet
2008 Tropic Thunder [Original Motion Picture Score] Theodore Shapiro Trumpet
2008 WALL-E [Original Score] Thomas Newman Trumpet
2008 Wanted [Original Score] Danny Elfman Trumpet
2007 Blades of Glory [Original Motion Picture Score] Theodore Shapiro Trumpet
2007 Bridge to Terabithia Trumpet
2007 Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] Trumpet
2007 Hairspray [2007 Original Soundtrack] Trumpet
2007 Next [Music from the Motion Picture] Mark Isham Trumpet
2007 Shooter [Music from the Motion Picture] Trumpet
2007 Transformers: The Score [Original Motion Picture Score] Steve Jablonsky Trumpet
2006 The Sentinel [Original Film Score] Christophe Beck Main Personnel, Trumpet
2006 X-Men: The Last Stand [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] John Powell Trumpet
2006 X2: X-Men United [Original Motion Picture Score] John Ottman Trumpet
2005 Constantine [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] Brian Tyler Trumpet
2005 Dreamer [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] John Debney Trumpet
2005 Elektra [Original Motion Picture Score] Christophe Beck Group Member, Trumpet
2005 Fantastic 4 [Original Motion Picture Score] John Ottman Trumpet
2005 King Kong [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] Trumpet
2005 Meet the Fockers [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] Randy Newman Principal, Trumpet
2005 Robots [Original Score] John Powell Trumpet
2005 The Legend of Zorro [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] James Horner Trumpet
2005 War of the Worlds [Music from the Motion Picture] Trumpet
2004 Alias: Season Two [Original Television Soundtrack] Michael Giacchino Trumpet
2004 Day After Tomorrow Harald Kloser Principal, Trumpet
2004 Flight of the Phoenix [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] Marco Beltrami Trumpet
2004 I, Robot [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] Marco Beltrami Trumpet
2004 Miracle (Original Soundtrack) Mark Isham Trumpet
2004 Spider-Man 2 [Original Motion Picture Score] Trumpet
2003 Alias [Original Television Soundtrack] Michael Giacchino Trumpet
2003 Bruce Almighty [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] John Debney Trumpet
2003 Bulletproof Monk [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] Eric Serra Trumpet
2003 Peter Pan [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] James Newton Howard Trumpet
2003 Scary Movie 3 Trumpet
2003 Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] Principal Trumpet
2003 Timeline [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] Brian Tyler Principal, Trumpet
2003 X2 [Original Motion Picture Score] John Ottman Trumpet
2002 Blade II Marco Beltrami Trumpet
2002 Eight Legged Freaks [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] John Ottman Trumpet
2002 Enough David Arnold Trumpet
2002 Far From Heaven [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] Elmer Bernstein Trumpet
2002 Ice Age [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] David Newman Trumpet
2002 The Scorpion King [Original Motion Picture Score] John Debney Trumpet
2001 Bubble Boy [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] John Ottman Trumpet
2001 Don't Say a Word [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] Mark Isham Trumpet
2001 Rush Hour 2 [Original Motion Picture Score] Trumpet
1997 Conspiracy Theory Carter Burwell Trumpet Trumpet
1992 Grand Canyon [Original Soundtrack] James Newton Howard Trumpet
Human Target: Season 1 Bear McCreary Trumpet
Role Models [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] Trumpet
The Tale of Despereaux [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] Trumpet
*** = legendary performance
***NBC News / "Meet The Press" Theme
NBC News Theme.mp3
Trumpets: Tim Morrison, Malcolm McNab (prin.), Rick Baptist, David Washburn, Warren Luening, Jon Lewis, Wayne Bergeron
composer: John Williams
Gives me shivers everytime I hear it...)
***CBS Evening News
(Opening & Closing Themes)
Trumpets: Tim Morrison, Jon Lewis, Malcolm McNab (prin.), David Washburn,Wayne Bergeron, Marissa Benedict
http://www.lastudiomusicians.info/CBS Evening News - Open.mp3
David Washburn - CBS Evening News Theme.mp3
http://www.lastudiomusicians.info/CBS Evening News - Close.mp3
John Williams & The Hollywood Studio Symphony recording the NBC Nightly News Theme
Trumpets: Malcolm McNab, Tim Morrison, Jon Lewis, Dave Washburn (not playing)
Jon interviewed about recording in L.A.
***Far From Heaven
- Elmer Bernstein / Soundtrack
Jon Lewis - Far From Heaven.mp3
Jon - principal and solo trumpet
**Star Trek: Generations
- Dennis McCarthy / Soundtrack
Jon Lewis - Star Trek Generations.mp3
Jon Lewis - Star Trek Generations 2.mp3
Jon Lewis - Star Trek Generations 3.mp3
Jon Lewis - Star Trek Generations 4.mp3
Jon - all trumpet solos
***Star Trek: The Next Generation
(Main Theme)
TV Series
Star Trek - The Next Generation - Main Theme.mp3
Trumpets: Jon (principal), Chuck Findley, Bobby Findley, Stu Blumberg
***Star Trek Voyager
(Main Title)
Jon Lewis - Star Trek Voyager.mp3
Jon - solo trumpet
The Day After Tomorrow
The Day After Tomorrow.mp3
Rose Corrigan (prin.), Dave riddles [bassoons]
Gary Bovyer (prin.), Gary Gray, Mike Grego, Jim Ercole [clarinet]
Heather Clark (prin.), Jim Walker, Sue Greenberg, Steve Kujala, Geri Rotella [flutes]
Jim Atkinson (prin.), Jim Thatcher, Rick Todd, Nate Campbell, Dave Duke, Dan Kelley, Brad Kintscher, Paul Klintworth, Joe Meyer, Brian O'Connor, John Reynolds, Kurt Snyder, Phil Yao [horns]
Phil Ayling (prin.), Kathy Del Russo, Joe Stone, Joel Timm [oboes]
Bill Booth (prin.), Alex Iles, Alan Kaplan, Andy Malloy, Bob Payne, Bob Sanders [trombones]
Jon Lewis (prin.), Warren Luening, Rick Baptist, Wayne Bergeron, Charley Davis, Larry Hall, Bob O'Donnell [trumpets]
**The Express: The Ernie Davis Story
- Mark Isham / Soundtrack
Jon Lewis - The Express.mp3
Jon - principal and solo trumpet
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Many AMS clients who attested for "Meaningful Use" earlier this year are now receiving their first ARRA stimulus checks! A recent survey of AMS clients showed many more practices in the process of attesting while others plan to attest in 2012. All of these clients are taking advantage of their fully integrated, completely certified AMS software by implementing and utilizing… Read more →


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A Study of Long-term Outcomes of Adolescents Discharged from a Local Residential Treatment Center: Factors Responsible for Treatment Gain Maintenance
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Alyson Williams, Ph.D.
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Jay C. Thomas, Ph.D., ABPP
Long-term outcomes of adolescents discharged from residential treatment centers reveal mixed results. Whereas some studies show that adolescents are able to demonstrate long-term success, other studies highlight the difficulty that adolescents have in maintaining their treatment gains. Although previous research has emphasized broad factors that increase the likelihood of long-term success (e.g. importance of the post-discharge, family involvement in treatment), significant ambiguity remains regarding the specific risk and protective factors that are responsible for long-term adolescent adjustment after RTC discharge. Thus, this study investigated specific risk and protective factors related to adolescent success derived from both RTC literature and research related to antisocial and delinquent youth. In particular, it was hypothesized that adolescents who were successful upon 6 month and 6 to 12 month follow-up intervals would be more likely to have accessed mental health services, used community resources, used prescribed medications, avoided substance use, associated with positive peers and avoided negative peer influence than adolescents who recidivated. Fisher's exact test revealed that adolescents who were successful at both follow-up intervals were significantly more likely to associate with positive peers, avoid negative peers, avoid substance use, and use at least one community resource. Suggestions for how to improve adolescent long-term outcomes following RTC discharge given more knowledge regarding specific risk and protective factors are discussed.
Recommended Citation
Hirsch, Mathew Benjamin (2009). A Study of Long-term Outcomes of Adolescents Discharged from a Local Residential Treatment Center: Factors Responsible for Treatment Gain Maintenance (Doctoral dissertation, Pacific University). Retrieved from:


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Oh Just Cuss Up!
I'm possessed! Someone with a much fouler vocabulary has taken over my mouth. I didn't grow up in a cussing household, quite to the contrary actually. Even as I got older I very rarely let out a cuss word. I never felt it was necessary to get my point across, until…
I became a mother! More precisely a mother of two under two! I can't tell you the times in a day I find myself muttering a cuss word under my breath. The cuss words are never uttered at my children or in earshot. Let me tell you, every other inanimate object has heard from me. I've really told the air where to go on numerous occasions.
No, my cussing is usually aimed at the many toys I stub my toe on or trip over on a regular basis. Or the many different pieces of food my son throws on the floor and I inevitably step on. Or the numerous times I'm traipsing up and down the stairs to get my daughter to fall asleep. It could also be the constant loading and unloading of the dishwasher, with always a stack still waiting. Its even the pile of dirty laundry taunting me or the clean laundry awaiting its final destination. Trust me, it's going nowhere fast.
Even a few infamous cuss words have escaped my lips recently out of ear shot of my husband, out of frustration over said husband. I just don't think men have a clue of what we go through mentally or physically! I am totally convinced they would not survive a day alone with the children. Commence cussing when I'm up since 6:00 and husband sleeps in until 8:30! This is usually preceded by a night that I was up with one or both children while he lay snoring. @#*!
In utter frustration and exhaustion I've even shot off the F word a few times to his face recently. Shock and awe! This was never a word I uttered before becoming a haggard and exhausted mother. My good friends know me for my line of "Are you kidding me" with hands gesturing wildly through the air! Even my tagline has taken a turn for the worse and is hanging out in the sewer with the insertion of the F word. This is usually blurted out upon being awoke by one of the children only a few hours after I have fallen asleep. Just give me a … break!
At this point, I wonder if I should start a cuss jar and then use that money to treat myself to a little me time. At the rate I'm going I could afford a trip to Tahiti! Who am I kidding, there would be no one to watch the kids.
Ok, well let me just go cuss into my glass of wine while pinning decorative ideas for a cuss jar!
Alright, I just couldn't wait. Bought supplies and poured a glass of wine!
Supplies: Chalkboard paint, Blue Painter's Tape, Glass Canister
Tape off a square with painter's tape. I also taped on paper towels to cover the rest of canister from overspray. Spray smooth even coat.
Let paint dry 20 minutes. Grab your chalk and woot woot you have a college fund cuss jar. I hope I gave you a laugh, have fun!


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Responsible Investing
Responsible investing is more than ever before high on the agenda of institutional investors. Pension funds, mutual funds, insurance companies, and other insititutional investors with fiduciary duties increasingly integrate environmental, social, and corporate governance factors in their investment decisions.
ECCE investigates how ESG factors influence investment risks and returns accross various asset classes, in the short run and long run. ECCE also helps fiduciaries understand the preferences of investors (clients and benificiaries) for certain environmental, social, and governance issues.
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The Chabad Club is being established to facilitate the personal and spiritual growth of Brandeis students. Investing in something, makes it valuable and lasting. Becoming a member means you are investing in your Judaism, ensuring its long term viability and fullness. Membership is acquired through contributing 45 minutes a week to your own Jewish learning. The learning, of your choice, will occur at the Chabad House Library, anytime between 10am and 10pm with a study partner or within a study group. During specific times Chanie and Peretz will be available as resources and will also lead classes.
The Reason:
Chabad's mission is to stimulate students development and nurture their relationship with G‑d and with Judaism. A relationship's growth parallels what is invested in it. The more one gives towards it the healthier it becomes, no different than any other relationship.
We recognize that a Shabbat dinner is an exceptional experience that can also function as a stepping stone into something more. However it lacks the ability to fully develop a wholesome relationship with G‑d and Judaism because participants are simply recipients of what is provided to them.
The Chabad Club is intended to challenge students to take ownership of their Judaism by investing their time and effort for just 0.4% of the week — 45 of 10,080 minutes in the week, as well as infuse the Shabbat dinners with a sense of investment and giving.
Sixteen years at Brandeis allows us to observe scores of students and alumni. What differentiates those who grow in Judaism with those by whom it regresses, is whether one is a recipient or an investor. This is why we are proud to be launching the Chabad Club.
How it works:
Fill out the form with your information.
The learning begins the week of September 10th at the Chabad House library.
The Chabad House library is located on the bottom floor, at 54 Turner St., a short walk from campus. The entrance is though the back door of the house.
In the beginning Peretz and Chanie will make themselves available in the library and help you get comfortable and familiar with the space and your options of learning.
If there will be a larger number of students learning at one time, we may offer a class during that time.
When you arrive, please sign in, and when you depart, please sign out by sharing a sentence or two about what you learned. We will set this up for you in the library. This way you're accountable to this experience and will be contributing to the overall sense of community that will be built.
There will be refreshments and drinks always on hand for you to enjoy.
The first Shabbat designated for Club Members is on September 8th! After that, you can expect about alternating weeks designated for you! Also, look out for special meals for you during the holidays!
Your benefits:
About every other Shabbat Dinner will not be public anymore. Students will now be motivated to recognize the critical need of giving and investing in their own Judaism, instead of simply being passive participants in what is handed to them. By becoming a Chabad Club Member you are invited to all Shabbat Dinners which will now be a richer and more meaningful experience as you and your peers who are investing in Judaism, will share the same space.
Other events will also be developed so that members can continue to grow and learn from one another, as well as enjoy each other's company.
This club is open to all and we anticipate a delightful group of mature, inquisitive, caring and motivated students.
Much Love,
Peretz and Chanie
Please note:
-First Years do NOT need to join the Chabad Club to come to weekly Shabbat Dinners, to foster a welcoming and smooth transition into school and Chabad.


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Thursday, December 23, 2010
Ally & Hudson's gingerbread party
Best idea ever. My friends are really good moms. Really GOOD moms. 13 children came to party without a single scream, yell, tantrum, or fit thrown the entire time. It was calm. Almost relaxing calm. It was as if all the moms teamed up, like we're here for a single purpose, let's do this together. No giant messes, no big spills, no toys baskets dumped, no breaks, just a fantastic group of kids.
Until Hudson sprayed perfume in his eyes.
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Wow!!! Everything looks so awesome! I love the desserts. I love the festiveness. Great job!ReplyDelete
Again - this is absolutely amazing!!!! I'm planning a gingerbread party for next year and can't wait to use your ideas as inspirations! (as long as you don't mind:)!)ReplyDelete
Gorgeous pics and looks like the kids had a blast.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 27, 2010 at 7:39 AM
i love everything at your party! your treats are all beautiful but still kid friendly. i really like that you put up the backdrop for pics. wrapping paper? great idea!ReplyDelete
Adorable partyReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 29, 2010 at 6:19 PM
WHERE DID YOU GET THOSE CUTE APRONS MADE?ReplyDelete
Adorable and so cute!!!ReplyDelete
Great Job!
I'm from Colombia and I have blog about parties and more. I'm featuring your photobooth in my site.
Check it@ http://fiestascreativas.blogspot.com/
Oh wow! I wish I was at that party. Looks so festive and fun.ReplyDelete
I just found your blog today and I've really enjoyed looking through the pages. You are so talented.
Oh my GOSH. That is the most precious holiday set up I've ever seen. Great job!ReplyDelete
This has GOT to be one of the most darling winter wonderland parties I have ever seen! I found your blog via photos on Pinterest & I bet everybody is going to be making "North Pole" Cupcakes this year.ReplyDelete
May I ask how you did the little signs on them?
Admiringly yours,
BTW, I'm your newest follower!
Jenny, I love the north pole cupcakes! I'd like to use it in a round up of ideas that can be made with kids as holiday gifts. The post would be published on TLC's Parentables.com website. May I have your permission to use a photo and link back to you?ReplyDelete
- CourtneyNovember 2, 2011 at 2:17 PM
LOVE this party! Planning my daughter's 3rd Birthday party now and we are doing a Reindeer themed party. I love the aprons you gave out and wanted to find similar ones (with reindeer hopefully!) Do you mind sharing where you had those made?ReplyDelete


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Wednesday, February 29, 2012
RIP Davy Jones
Really sad about the death of Davy Jones. The Monkees were the first band I was ever obsessed with. And they were the first band I saw in concert. In 1985, when I was 8, my dad took me and a friend to see Gary Puckett, Herman's Hermits and the Monkees at the local college basketball arena. I still have a little button from the show. I remember that it was 4 bucks and I lost it within minutes. My dad kicked down for another one.
I've never stopped liking the Monkees. I think they're great. RIP, Davy Jones.
Maybe the next blog post won't be an obituary. That would be cool.
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Tuesday, February 7, 2012
RIP Mike Kelley
Mike Kelley
It really bums me out that Mike Kelley died. This marks the first time that an artist whose work I truly love and relate to has died. I mean, other artists I like have obviously died, but I relate to Mike Kelley's work a bit differently. He leaves behind a truly phenomenal and inventive body of work.
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The basement of all education systems around the world is school and that is what we are going to explore. Despite schools are integrating new technologies, developing their methods and trying to do their best to give people knowledge, the efforts just can't be as successful as they want it to be. There are some apparent and hidden problems relating to kid's psychology, teaching process, the concept of classes itself, government's policy and goals of education system etc. Such problems are not new and repeatedly been observed but still exist. We will try to illuminate the issues and variants of its solving below.
One of the most important purposes of school education is not only to teach students, but also to help them with their socialization. We are finding friends at school, learning to act adequately to the society we live in. And the process of socialization may face several problems as same as the learning process. Here are some of them:
- A kid in primary and secondary school should spend almost half a day sitting in the classroom. It is a period when your brain automatically explores the world, almost everything is interesting for you at this age and you are hyperactive all the day. Then why you should explore the world by sitting and looking in the book when you can go out to see and learn something yourself? Basic skills such as reading, writing, counting etc. are hard to reach the other way, but what about another knowledge? Such retention of children without their wish may cause naughty or even rude behavior.
- Competitive climate at the classes and the fact of getting marks divide children into smart and not very. And such division may urge kids to think they are better than others or they are worse.
- The amounts of children in the class is too high. That definitely causes teacher's stress. A teacher physically can't pay as much attention as they should to every kid when a class consists of 15-20 children.
- Marks. Combined with selfishness or insecurities they often make pupil sad and the consequence is stress.
- Access to education can vary by geographic location, gender, race and social class.
- Teachers have no much freedom in their job. They must have the ability to innovate and experiment as teams of trusted professionals.
The vivid example of overcoming these problems is Finland. Their public opinion about education system is like:
- Children don't like to stay at one room for a long time? Ok, they shouldn't (only 4 classes a day allowed).
- Teachers must collaborate with kids, not rule them.
- Kids don't need any marks (the only standardized testing they must pass they pass when they are 16).
- National educational plan must be advisory in nature.
This is only few characteristics of their education. Such totally different point of view on education system has caused things like reducing state's costs per pupil, teachers got the same social status as doctors or lawyers, the gap between the best and the worst pupil is minimal and so on.


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Smarter Streets Make Sustainable Cities
Traffic is among the largest contributors of air pollution in our cities, and urban populations are still on the rise. More people means more cars and more traffic congestion on roads, so improving transportation networks is a great way to improve air quality. Less time spent in cars means less exhaust, cleaner air, healthier citizens and a more sustainable city.
For many reasons, the path to becoming a "smart city" begins with smarter streets. Not only can smarter streets help us use our existing transportation infrastructure more efficiently, get to work faster and decrease pollution, but the infrastructure improvements cities are already making will prepare them for future initiatives that make other parts of city life better too. Let's walk through the process of creating intelligent streets and how smart streets make smarter, more sustainable cities.
Traffic is a common denominator of city life. Whether you walk, bike, drive, or take public transit, everyone knows the frustration of waiting for lights to change – only to inch forward in a line of cars. The solution to this universal problem isn't building more roads with more lanes -- that's been proven. Instead, what cities need to do is make better use of the infrastructure they already have; our city streets need to get smarter.
Creating smarter streets starts with better intersection control. Odds are good that in your city, street light timing is only changed once every few years and is done by a city worker going to a traffic cabinet to adjust timing. In our current age of "connected everything," this is not just unacceptable, it's a bit sad, too.
Connecting these cabinets to the Internet lets traffic engineers monitor the flow of traffic from one central location. Take the power of an Internet connection one step further, and these engineers can program traffic light cycles in real-time, extending a green to clear a backup or perhaps turning a left-only signal off sooner to get traffic flowing in the opposing lane.
Sustainable Mobility
The end result of smarter intersections is not just a less stressful commute. Connecting a city's traffic network and giving traffic engineers the power to continually optimize will reveal new efficiencies for transportation, meaning a more diverse mixture of mobility options available to city-dwellers.
Consider the example of the urban bus route. Today, you pay perhaps $3 a day to sit on a bus in traffic. Is it more efficient to carry 50 people in one vehicle than in 50 vehicles? Yes. But is the current practice sustainable? No. In many cities, buses are underutilized and deal with the same traffic as everyone else on the road.
Many cities have added Bus Rapid Transit lanes – BRT – to their city cores to address this problem. BRT lanes allow buses to travel more freely through traffic, reducing time spent on the road and hopefully the ratio of particulate emissions to passengers. But buses in BRT lanes can still get stuck at red lights. What good is a dedicated lane if you're still hitting every red?
Smarter streets could make BRT much more effective by connecting sensors at intersections to buses. As a bus begins its route, the connected traffic network can monitor its progress, and change the timing of traffic lights to give the bus as many greens as possible.
Mixed mobility doesn't end with buses, either. Optimized traffic makes streets more pedestrian-friendly and makes it easier for bicyclists to commute safely and quickly. These are the aftereffects of smoother traffic flows through the city: more people choosing sustainable and efficient ways to get from A-to-B, which means even less traffic congestion and cleaner air.
Domino Effect
Yes, smarter intersections mean less congested roads and safer routes for drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians. Smarter streets also help create more (and more efficient) mobility options, further reducing the number of cars on the road. But the same sensors found at intersections can also help cities increase the efficiency of other services in need of a sustainability overhaul.
Energy delivery, particularly to streetlights, is a massive expense for cities, and electricity generation is another contributor to pollution. Smart streetlights, which you can already find in cities around the world, could use open data shared by sensors at intersections to automatically dim when traffic is low, reducing energy usage without inconveniencing residents.
An interesting example of how complex city systems can complement each other actually comes from trash cans you've seen on city streets for years. The popular solar-powered, connected trash can/compactor combo already reports to waste management teams or private companies when it is full. Combined with data collected by traffic light sensors, trash cans at smart intersections could do more than report a full can, they could help waste management providers plan the fastest (and thereby most efficient) route through cities, reducing the number of hours each trash truck is on the road.
Today, there's no single right way to create a sustainable city. Fortunately, the tools and expertise needed to create smarter cities exist, and many cities are already implementing them to great effect. But because cities are often lacking both budget and talent to implement sustainable solutions on a large scale, they must first focus on creating and enabling efficiencies in their most problematic systems. Traffic networks are among the largest and least efficient systems in our cities today. By making improvements one intersection at a time, cities can address citizens' pain points while making transportation (and later, other services) more efficient and more sustainable.
Kurtis McBride is CEO and co-founder of Miovision, a smart traffic company.


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The Penn State board of trustees has been a sometimes contentious body in recent years.
There has been bickering, split votes, harsh words during debates and even lawsuits from opposing factions.
But is it mean?
One trustee said so Thursday.
The committee on governance and long-range planning was discussing a measure that has been on the table for a couple of meetings. The proposal would tweak the official language about what the university would and would not reimburse a trustee for spending.
Travel? Yes. Legal fees? Maybe. Legal fees because you sued the board? No.
Alumni-elected trustee Alice Pope said the policy was reactionary. Pope is one of seven trustees who sued the university for access to the source materials for the Freeh report, the product of the Penn State-commissioned investigation of the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal.
The seven members have asked the board repeatedly to reopen the investigation. When that failed, they asked to have access. They were told no. The situation escalated to court.
The trustees then asked a court to make sure they had their legal fees paid, claiming they took the action to be able to do their jobs as members of the board. In June, a stipulation was filed in Centre County court saying the university had "satisfied its obligation" to pay the fee.
In July, the board had a lengthy discussion about the issue, with some board members and lawyers on one side saying the system is built on the idea that everyone pays their own fees. On the other side, board members argued that was unfair against an organization as large as Penn State.
Pope renewed that objection Thursday, saying the move seemed "mean-spirited."
"In effect, this means only wealthy trustees will be able to do this," she said. "I'm a volunteer. Should I be forced to sell my house to pursue my rights and responsibility?"
The measure will not be voted on by the full board until November, but it passed committee with just one no vote. That came from Barbara Doran, another of the seven plaintiffs in the suit.
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As the women's Royal Oak celebrates its 40th anniversary, Audemars Piguet unveils the new Royal Oak Frosted Gold
A shining reinvention of an iconic design, this contemporary timepiece available in both white gold and pink gold has been created in collaboration with Florentine jewellery designer, Carolina Bucci.
This year, the Le Brassus Manufacture honours the style and character of the female designers who have contributed to the Royal Oak legacy: from Jacqueline Dimier who reinterpreted Gérald Genta's initial 1972 model and imagined the first Royal Oak for women in 1976, to Carolina Bucci today.
The launch of the Royal Oak Frosted Gold enriches Audemars Piguet's tradition of experimenting with jewellery techniques. The defining feature of the Royal Oak Frosted Gold resides in its shimmering sparkle, which in turn comes from a surface treatment process rooted in an ancient gold hammering technique, also called the Florentine technique. Carolina Bucci has reinterpreted this technique in jewellery design today while Audemars Piguet's experts developed it into a horological craft suited to the unique case and bracelet construction of the Royal Oak.


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How Deep Do Today's Detectors Go Compared To Older Technology?
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By Steve Herschbach
Which metal detectors have the most reliable target ID numbers?
Target ID is a function of depth - the deeper the target, the more difficult it is to get a clean target ID as the ground signal interferes. Other items directly adjacent to the desired target can also cause inaccurate numbers. The more conductive the item, the higher the resulting ID number, but also the larger the item the higher the number. Silver is more conductive than gold, so a gold item will give a lower number than the same size silver item. But a very large gold item can give a higher number than a small silver item, so numbers do not identify types of metal. Gold and aluminum read the same and vary in size so to dig one you dig the other. Only mass produced items like coins produce numbers that are more or less the same over the years but a zinc penny will read lower than a copper penny due to the change in composition.
In general iron or ferrous targets produce negative numbers or low numbers. Aluminum, gold, and US nickels produce mid-range numbers. And most other US coins produce high numbers. Other countries coins, like Canadian coins with ferrous content, can read all over the place.
The scale applied varies according to manufacturer so the number produced by each detector will vary according to the scale used. The 0-100 range for non-ferrous targets is most common but there are others. Minelab employs a dual number system on a 2D scale with thousands of possible numbers, but they are now normalizing the results produced to conform more closely to the linear scale used by other manufacturers.
Increasing ground mineralization has a huge effect on the ability to get a good target ID. Ground mineralization is nearly always from iron mineralization, and this tends to make weak targets, whether very small targets or very deep targets, misidentify. The target numbers get dragged lower, and many non-ferrous targets will eventually be identified as iron if buried deep enough. Small non-ferrous readings and iron readings actually overlap. That is why any discrimination at all is particularly risky for gold nugget hunters.
If you want target ID numbers to settle down, lower sensitivity and practice consistent coil control. The target number will often vary depending on how well the target is centered and how fast the coil moves.
Higher sensitivity settings lead to jumpier numbers as the detectors become less stable at higher levels. The interference from the ground signal increases and interference from outside electrical sources also increases, leading to less stable numbers.
Higher frequency detectors are inherently more sensitive and are jumpier. So lean lower frequency for more solid results. Multi frequency detectors act like low frequency detectors and tend to have more solid target numbers due to the ability to analyze a target with different frequencies.
Another issue is the number of target categories, or ID segments, or VDIs, or notches, or bins (all names for the same thing) that a detector offers.
For instance here are the number of possible target id categories or segments each detector below offers:
Fisher CZ-3D = 7
Garrett Ace 250 = 12
Minelab X-Terra 305 = 12
Minelab X-Terra 505 = 19
Minelab X-Terra 705 = 28
Minelab Equinox = 50
Fisher F75 (and many other models) = 99
White's MXT (and many other models) = 190
Minelab CTX 3030 = 1750
Fewer target categories means more possible items get lumped together under a single reading, but that the reading is more stable. Many detectors will tell you the difference between a dime and a quarter. The Fisher CZ assumes you want to dig both so puts them under one segment along with most other coins.
People who use detectors with many target numbers usually just watch the numbers jump around and mentally average the results. Some high end detectors can actually do this averaging for you! But I think there is something to be said for owning a detector that simplifies things and offers less possible numbers to start with. The old Fisher CZ method still appeals to me, especially for coin detecting. So do detectors like the Garrett Ace 250 or Minelab X-Terra 505 for the same reason.
The problem is that as people strive to dig deeper targets or smaller targets the numbers will always get less reliable. But if you want to have a quiet performing metal detecting with solid, reliable target numbers look more for coin type detectors running at lower frequencies under 10 kHz or at multiple frequencies and possibly consider getting a detector with fewer possible target segments. And with any detector no matter what just back that sensitivity setting off and you will get more reliable target numbers.
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Detectors often use tones to identify targets and often use far fewer tones than indicated by the possible visual target id numbers. The X-Terra 705 for instance can use 28 tones, one for each segment. However, most people find this too busy, and so simple tone schemes of two, three, or four tones may be selected. I think it is instructive that many people often end up ignoring screen readings and hunting by ear, using just a few tones. This ends up just being an ultra simple target id system much like the simpler units offer. Reality is that most people do not need or care about huge numbers of target numbers. For many just three ranges suffice, low tone for iron, mid tone for most gold items, and high tone for most US coins. The meter could do the same thing, but for marketing purposes more is better and so we get sold on detectors with hundreds of possible target ID numbers. Perhaps that represents a digital representation of an old analog meter with its nearly infinite range of response but the reality is we do not need that level of differentiation to make a simple dig or no dig decision.
Finally, a picture often says it all. Below we have a shot of the White's M6 meter. I like it because the decal below illustrates a lot. You see the possible numerical range of -95 to 95 laid out in the middle. Over it is the simplified iron/gold/silver range. Note the slants where they overlap to indicate the readings really do overlap. Then you get the probable target icons. -95 is noted as "hot rock" because many do read there.
The M6 can generate 7 tones depending on the target category. I have added red lines to the image to show where these tones sit in relation to the scale. It breaks down as follows:
-95 = 57 Hz (Very Low) Hot Rock
-94 to -6 = 128 Hz (Low) Iron Junk
-5 to 7 = 145 Hz (Med Low) Gold Earrings, Chains - Foil
8 to 26 = 182 Hz (Medium) Women's Gold Rings/Nickel - Small Pull Tabs
27 to 49 = 259 Hz (Med Hi) Men's Gold Rings - Large Pull Tabs
50 to 70 = 411 Hz (High) Zinc Penny/Indian Head Penny - Screw Caps
71 to 95 = 900 Hz (Very High) Copper Penny/Dime/Quarter/Dollar
Note that the screen reading of +14 is noted as being a nickel or ring but it can also be the "beaver tail" part of an aluminum pull tab or the aluminum ring that holds an eraser on a pencil, among other things.
The best book ever written on the subject of discrimination is "Taking A Closer Look At Metal Detector Discrimination" by Robert C. Brockett. It is out of print but if you find a copy grab it, assuming the topic interests you.
Always remember - when in doubt, dig it out! Your eyes are the best target ID method available.
By Steve Herschbach
Our cup runneth over!
Just a few years ago the market for "over 30 kHz nugget detectors" was quite limited. For a long time there were only a few options:
Fisher Gold Bug 2 (71 kHz) $764 with one coil
Minelab Eureka Gold (6.4, 20, & 60 kHz) Discontinued $1049 when new with one coil
White's GMZ (50 kHz) Discontinued $499 when new with one coil
White's GMT (48 khz) $729 with one coil
Things were that way for over a decade. Then in 2015 Makro introduced the Gold Racer (56 kHz) $599 with one coil. Sister company Nokta released the AU Gold Finder (56 kHz) $799 with two coils
Then in 2017 we see the Minelab Gold Monster 1000 (45 khz) at $799 with two coils. And although not a dedicated nugget detector, the Deus high frequency coil options (up to 80 kHz) were also released, $1520 for complete detector with one HF coil.
Now in 2018 we get another general purpose machine, the Equinox 800, that can hit 40 khz, $899 with one coil. And just announced...
the Makro Gold Kruzer (61 kHz) $749 with two coils and
the White's Goldmaster 24K (48 khz) $749 with two coils
These last two announcements have made barely a ripple in the prospecting world, or at least going by other forums that seems to be the case. There are various reason for that (forums not being prospecting oriented or being Minelab centric) but still the lack of buzz is interesting. I do believe people are both burned out by all the new introductions and that the market is saturated with high frequency models. Leaving out the general purpose machines to sum up the current options it looks like the current "sweet spot" for pricing is a high frequency model at $749 with two coils.
Makro Gold Racer 56 kHz - $599 one coil
White's Goldmaster 24K 48 kHz - $649 one coil
White's GMT 48 khz - $729 one coil
White's Goldmaster 24K 48 kHz - $749 two coils
Makro Gold Kruzer 61 kHz - $749 two coils
Fisher Gold Bug 2 71 kHz - $764 one coil
Minelab Gold Monster 1000 45 kHz - $799 two coils
Nokta AU Gold Finder 56 kHz - $799 two coils
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By MikeM
Hi, I am looking to purchase a gold finding metal detector that can handle mineralized soil well, but also locates smaller gold. I live in southern Nevada and it seems that the more I read, the more confused I am getting. I guess I'm looking for a detector that does well with tiny and larger gold. I had the Gold Bug 2 for a while and it was way too sensitive for me and not rain-proof. The Makro Gold Kruzer, The Gold Monster and others on that level are all within my price range, so I am having trouble making a decision. I understand that the right detector for someone may not be the right detector for someone else, but I do believe the right input is valuable. I haven't seen any head to head videos using the Gold Kruzer yet (still too new) but it looks promising so far. The reviews of these detectors are great, but nothing beats real world testing under various conditions and soil types. I am not one for air testing due to it's controlled nature, so the confusion grows. I know many of these detectors can locate tiny gold due to their higher kHz, but there is a trade off. I appreciate any suggestions. Thank you, Mike
By phrunt
I don't know if I'm right on this but I've found my Teknetics T2 to be a good guide to mineralisation at an area, I use its Fe3O4 meter as a guide.
Would I be right in using that as a guide?
By Steve Herschbach
I have used many metal detectors over the years, and right now I have to say that the new Makro Racer 2 has perhaps the easiest to understand, best laid out, most practical display and menu system I have ever seen in a top end detector. Now, you can sure say you hunt by ear and do not need a screen and I get that, but if we are going to put a screen on a detector, then let's do it right.
Simple detectors with few functions are easy to make screens for - there is not much you need. But even then just the basics are often wrong. Machines that feature target id numbers, what is the thing you will most look at on screen? The target id numbers! Yet these are often way too small or off to the side as if an afterthought.
The Makro Racer 2 id numbers are huge, much larger than on the original Racer and Gold Racer, which are already good sized. The number 88 display in the diagram above is fully 1.5" x 1.5" in size in real life. Other machines have some pretty big numbers but I think this sets a record as I can't think of any machine with larger id numbers on screen though some are close.
Makro Racer 2 LCD display and controls
Makro Racer 2 screen layout
Makro Racer 2 screen and control descriptions
The number can be the ground balance number, target id, or depth reading. You get a text display just above the number confirming which it is. Below the numbers are three zone references, Fe, Gold/Non-FE, and Non-Fe, that are used to set tone breaks and audio for the three main zones or bins as they are sometimes called.
Another basic feature lacking on a lot of machines - the meter backlight. With the Racer 2 you get off, intermittent, or full time backlighting, and it includes the translucent red control buttons. The control ranges between 0-5 and C1-C5. At 0 level, the keypad and display backlight are off. When set between 1-5, they light up only for a short period of time when a target is detected or while navigating the menu and then it goes off. At C1-C5 levels, the keypad and display will light up constantly. I do not know of anyone doing a better backlight.
The right side of the meter is informational - ground phase (ground balance number), mineral % (ground magnetite content), coil warning notices, and a six segment battery meter.
Across the top below the 0 - 99 reference sticker, is a series of 50 "bullets" each of which covers 2 target id numbers. Open bullets (which appear gray in the diagram but are invisible in real life - see top photo) indicate accepted target id numbers. Blacked out segments show what discrimination and notch setting you have programmed in a single quick glance. When a target is detected, the big number on the display will be mirrored by one or more of the bullets flashing dark.
The four control buttons are simple as can be - up and down takes you through the left hand menu area. Right or left lets you set each function selected by going up and down. The menu is basically the entire feature list just laid out right there for you to see. You want to know what this machine can do, just look at the screen. Most other machines you have no clue without reading the owners manual or at least pushing buttons to see what functions appear.
Some settings like the backlight are system wide for all modes. All other settings like Gain are independent in each mode, and can be saved independently in each mode. This means you can play neat tricks like setting up a couple modes with dramatically different settings and then flip back and forth easily between two modes for target checking.
You even get to decide what mode is the default start up mode. The Racer 2 starts up in the last mode where the save function was performed. If you always want to start in Beach mode, just modify and save something in Beach mode. Next time you start the detector, you will be in Beach mode.
It is simple. It makes sense. No cryptic abbreviations or acronyms. No sub menus. It is, in metal detector terms, a work of art. Whoever designed this should sign it so I can frame it and hang it on my wall.


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Earn a Sports Psychology Online Degree
What Is Sports Psychology?
Sports Psychology is the study of applying psychological techniques and knowledge in order to achieve optimal performance and overall mental well being and social development of athletes involved in sports participation, settings, and organizations.
In this role, you would help find ways for athletes to achieve optimal performance in their professional sport. This could entail working with one athlete, or consulting an entire team.
Goals that you set with your clients will likely tie personal development with desired athletic performance. You may help athletes become better leaders, and understand how to control their emotions. These psychologists also help athletes in areas that fall outside their professional performance. You may help your patients overcome social issues in one role, and apply exercise physiology in another.
Many psychology schools can equip you to handle a diverse set of professional responsibilities. These roles aren't limited to the professional level either. In fact, earning a sport and teams psychology degree could help you develop intervention methods used by school administrators and coaches. With the high pressure that college, and even high school athletes face sometimes, sports psychologists have a variety of choices when it comes to career paths.
Sport and athletic psychology programs can even teach you how to help athletes deal with the same kinds of challenges that every other type of person deals with. This can include challenges, such as depression, sexual identity, behavioral issues, grief, substance abuse, and more.Sports Psychology is also an interdisciplinary science which requires knowledge in areas such as kinesiology, biomechanics, physiology, as well as positive psychology.
Introduction to Sports Psychology Programs
Athletic victory, whether on the field of a national sports team or the track of a high school, is the reflection of hundreds of hours of work, careful eating and drinking, and psychology. The psychology of athletes and physical activity is a growing area of research in psychology, leading to the development of this psychology specialty across the U.S.
Team and athletics psychology is of particular interest because of its various applications in other aspects of life. The effort and focus that go into winning a sports game can predict success in other parts of life. A recent study in the field of sports psychology indicates that, in athletic activities, the process is more important than the end product (McGill Reporter, 2016).
If you dream of using your psychology education to work with athletes or improve fitness levels in your community, keep reading to learn more about how to become a sports psychologist.
Core Curriculum Of Sport Psychology School
The courses in most sport psychology programs have outcomes that merge concepts with mental confidence in mind with those that address physical performance. Your job will be to help athletes, coaches, and sports teams perform to the maximum of their abilities. When you earn your Bachelor's degree, you will most likely build a foundation in such courses as biomechanics, physiology, kinesiology, as well as core psychology requirements as well.
Master's and PhD level programs will dig deeper into the impact of psychology on athletic performance and self-confidence. Some programs will have specialized areas of focus, or courses in unique areas, such as business. That's because sport psychologists also help athletes deal with the financial pressures they can feel from outside forces.
Sample Master's or Doctoral Courses in Sport and Team Psychology:
The types of courses in your sports psychology program will vary, along with the number of credits you would receive for each course. Here are some psychology courses you could expect to encounter…
- Foundations in Theory & Practice – 3-5 credits
- Research Methods – 4-5 credits
- Principles of Sport Psychology – 5 credits
- Performance Enhancement – 5 credits
At the end of your program, many schools will expect you to write a thesis that you will work closely with a faculty member on. Most programs include internship opportunities as well, so you can put your theory or research into practice.
There are many kinds of careers that you can pursue once you finish your psychology degree, even those outside of the field. For instance, you might find work in academic settings, marketing, business, and other fields that could use your knowledge and expertise.
Online Sports Psychology Programs to Consider
California Southern University: This university offers an online Master of Science in psychology with a certificate in sports psychology. The course takes about two years to complete and is available completely online; there are no requirements for residencies or practicums. Students who have trouble taking standardized exams might want to note that California Southern University does not require a GRE for admission to this program.
University of the Rockies: The University of the Rockies offers an online Doctor of Psychology with an emphasis on sports and performance psychology. Students must maintain a grade point average of 3.0 or higher while they are in the program, and doctoral students must complete a dissertation. Additionally, students are required to come to campus for in-residence weekends and to go to a sports setting for a practicum. This program does not lead to licensure as a mental health professional.
Capella University: Capella University offers an online Master of Science degree in sports psychology. According to the university's website, students may choose this program to learn how to improve athletic performance. Some people also enroll for career advancement as a coach or mentor. Again, this program is not considered a clinical track and will not lead directly to licensure as a mental health professional.
Introduction to Sport and Athletics Psychology Careers
Can you imagine missing the potentially game-winning shot in a basketball game, or standing in the skates of a hockey goalie who has just handed the opposing team the win? The pressures and pitfalls that come with being a professional athlete are difficult to deal with, which is why sports psychologists are necessary. From college basketball stars to Superbowl winners, many athletes turn to sports psychologists to improve performance mentally and deal with the emotional difficulties that come with being a professional athlete.
Useful Resources
- Association for Applied Sport Psychology
- American Board of Sport Psychology
- North American Society for the Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity
Sports Psychologist Job Description
Sports psychologists have multiple roles. They may help athletes enhance performance or improve team work with psychological training. They may also help athletes overcome personal fears, aiding in recovery after an injury. In addition, sports psychologists deal with other issues such as facilitating better team work among a group of athletes or helping a team regain confidence after a big loss.
Most sports psychologists work independently, offering their services to both individual athletes and teams. In some cases, especially for major events like the Olympics, a sports psychologist may actually travel with a team to offer mental and emotional guidance. In these cases, sports psychologists become part of the team's traveling health team, joining the entourage of physiotherapists, nutritionists and other sports doctors as the team's go-to mental health professional.
Job Requirements for Sports Psychologists
While it is possible to work in the field with a master's degree, in most cases working as an independent sports psychologist requires a doctorate degree in psychology. There are a limited number of graduate programs with actual sport and team psychology concentrations so your best bet is to simply get a general psychology degree. After completing a Psy.D, psychologists must participate in an internship and/or residency before they can become fully certified and licensed to practice independently.
Sports psychologists are not required to have any special license but certification from organizations like the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sports Psychology (AAASP) can help career prospects. Joining such organizations can also help sports psychologists network and make contacts with potential clients.
Sports Psychologist Career Trends and Outlook
So, what can you do with a Masters in Sports Psychology? One of the benefits of this program is its versatility. Many assume that sports psychologists only work with professional athletes in national leagues. While it is true that hugely successful teams often have the budget needed for sports psychologists, psychologists in this field may work with high school teams, international teams, individual athletes, and organizations that want to improve physical fitness levels.
The research you conduct as a sports psychologist can help prevent injuries and improve performance. Consider a recent study in Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, which found that student athletes are more likely to suffer injuries during exam periods and times of mental stress (2016). We have long known the connection between mental and physical performance, confidence, and other ways the mind and body affect each other.
Sports psychologists sometimes help athletes in other areas of life as well. Just think of all the financial pressure that star players face from friends and family. Not to mention, the social traps that athletes can fall in to.
How Much Do Sports Psychologists Make?
Of course, you probably want to know how much sport psychologists earn per year before enrolling in a PhD program. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, sport psychologists can earn an average wage of $72,580 per year (BLS, 2017).
The BLS reports that clinical and school psychologists both earn an average $70,580, according to the most recent data (BLS, 2017). So consider working at colleges or universities that may also have sports programs you can work with. Being open to working with athletes and students at colleges could open up your career options.
How Fast Are Sports Psychologist Jobs Growing?
Although the BLS doesn't segment out the job salary and growth for Sports Psychologists, the field in general is expected to grow up to 19% through 2024 (BLS, 2017). When you speak with schools about their programs, ask if their graduates typically find jobs in your area.
There are ways the best sports psychology programs can help increase your chances of finding jobs. For instance, if you are willing to move to any city to join a sports team. You should also be willing to travel around with the team, in case you are needed.
But don't worry, sports psychologists can also open a private practice, and focus on former athletes, coaches, and other patients with sports related jobs.
Contact psychology schools on the list below to learn more about your options.


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Touted as a healthy Asian-style rice bowl restaurant, this chain is not only dairy-free, but also free of MSG, high fructose corn syrup and trans fats (according to their website).
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Vera Gunnett – Down on her luck after losing her job as a librarian, Vera was desperate for a new profession, since hers was currently going extinct. So she answered an Internet ad about a job with "Loan Some," a company that described itself as "a library of characters for every occasion." She hit respond, and a new adventure was about to begin.
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What the 2018 Honda Civic Type R will have in its future series is the new redesign construction exteriorly and interiorly. This future generation will use the two doors sports sedan car that has s very modern characteristic for the whole exterior body. An addition to that body traits, there is going to be a rear wing stabilizer that work nicely attach to the rear body part. The wing is not like a big wing that we often see on the average sports car. It is a simple wing design that work as powerful as the average wing as it should. Some highlights on the engine will best describe that this car will be part of the Honda highest-performance car. As some experts might think that the current series is a failure – this future variant has been on the right track to replace the current series.
For some of us who waiting for the 2018 variant might feel too long then we should not worry because there is going to be the another early series, and that is the 2017 Civic Type R. Sure thing that there are differences between the both series. The most distinctive different is on the outlook layout where the face gas four doors but and in hatchback car class. There are no complete details of this car due to the official schedule of this car still two years ahead. However, we succeed gain some expert viewpoint and analysis that this vehicle will use the 2.0 liters with the Inline-4 engine that can deliver 315 HP and torque at 305 lb-ft. This vehicle can accelerate 5 seconds when travel from 0 to 60 MPH. It makes the top speed can reach 155 MPH with the sophisticated engine layout in the front engine and front wheel drive.
As the hatchback class, the 2017 series seems a stunning vehicle and so does the 2018 Honda Civic Type R series. There are some debatable if the 2018 edition will be in sedan or hatch but let we see the official announcement in the near time frame. Meanwhile, rumors stated that the powertrain will be using the 2.0 liters of I-VTEC that based on estimation can deliver 300 HP.
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