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Introduction to Psychoanalytic Process I
Instructors: Hillary Grill, LCSW & Rose Kavo, PhD, LCSW
This course is intended to support first year candidates as they embark on the long and complicated exploration of what it means to become a working psychoanalyst. We will discuss psychoanalytic process from both a practical and theoretical perspective, attempting to arrive at an understanding of the dynamics that arise within the context of a psychoanalytic treatment. We will tackle the question of what makes psychoanalytic therapy different from other therapies, keeping our focus on how the psychoanalytic conversation advances growth.
Our curriculum will be based in part on readings that identify the basic concepts of psychoanalytic theory and technique. We will address matters as varied as setting fees to those that deal with the analysts' disclosures, integrating those many technical matters with multiple theoretical perspectives. However, our curriculum will mainly be driven by the needs of the group as each member faces the clinical challenges of the moment. We shall therefore discuss process recordings in great depth and use our knowledge of theory to assist us in formulating fresh understandings of actual cases.
Introduction to Psychoanalytic History I & II
Instructor: Michael Clifford, LCSW, MDiv, PhD
Introduction to Psychoanalytic Process II
Instructors: Cynthia A. Medalie, LCSW & Pam Raab, LCSW
This course is designed to help you continue to develop your clinical work through applying theoretical concepts as they relate to technique. We will explore the different paradigm shifts that have taken place over time and how these shifts have impacted our thinking about transference / countertransference, resistance, and the role of interpretation. In addition, we will focus on the question of what happens in the interaction between analyst and patient that produces change.
Group Experience (both semesters)
Instructor: Chera Finnis, PsyD
These courses provide practical skills needed by the independent practitioner.
Each mini-course meets for four 90 minute sessions.
Ethical & Legal Issues in Psychotherapy & Psychoanalysis
Instructors: Merrill Schneiderman, LCSW & Sandra Singer, JD, LMSW
The primary educational goal of this mini-course is to help candidates practice in a prudent way. The course offers tools and practice techniques that may be helpful in improving the skills of the psychotherapist as well as being useful in reducing and managing the psychotherapists' malpractice risks. Candidates will understand the laws, ethical standards, and regulations under which they practice,and learn: the definition of malpractice and how to avoid unethical and illegal behavior,how to assess dangerous behaviors (suicide and homicide) in their patients, and requirements of documentation.
Substance Abuse
Instructor: Diane M. Churchill, PhD, LCSW, CASAC
The goal of this mini-course is to provide persons working in a psychoanalytic training institute with knowledge and skills essential to identify persons with psychoactive substance abuse disorders, engaging them in psychotherapy (if indicated), making referrals (where necessary), and providing on-going treatment.
Medical Aspects of Psychotherapy & Psychoanalysis
Instructor: Eduardo David Leonardo, MD
The goal of this mini-course is to teach non-medical psychotherapists how to identify symptoms in patients that might be alleviated by psychotropic medications, to identify medical conditions that might present with psychiatric symptoms, and to learn about the various psychotropic medications now available. The relationship between the non-medical psychotherapist and the consulting psychiatrist is also covered in this course. Candidates will learn to identify which patients could benefit from a medication consultation with a psychiatrist, and will be introduced to the different medications available, learn to be alert to medical conditions they might encounter in order to make appropriate referrals for medical intervention, and how to best utilize psychiatric consultations for their patients.
The primary educational goal of this mini-course is to help candidates practice in a prudent way. The course offers tools and practice techniques that may be helpful in improving the skills of the psychotherapist as well as being useful in reducing and managing the psychotherapists' malpractice risks. Candidates will understand the laws, ethical standards, and regulations under which they practice,and learn: the definition of malpractice and how to avoid unethical and illegal behavior,how to assess dangerous behaviors (suicide and homicide) in their patients, and requirements of documentation.
Group Experience (all trimesters)
Instructor: Mary Sussillo, LCSW
Transference/Countertransference I
Instructors: Roger Rosenthal, MA, MSW & Joyce Selter, LCSW
This course examines the clinical implications of transference/countertransference phenomena. Drawing heavily on candidates' clinical material and the assigned course readings, we shall explore the comparative theory, history, and evolution of transference/countertransference phenomena. We begin with the classical one-person model where transference was seen as a projection-- a displacement onto the blank screen of the analyst, and interpretation/insight were seen as the important agents of therapeutic change. We will then explore the Kleinian, object relational, self psychology, and interpersonal models where transference eventually evolves into a more co-constructed, contextual, organizational two-person process with the analyst evolving from object to subject. The relational experience is added to interpretation/insight as a major therapeutic agent of change as analysts' influence and participation are deemed more important. We shall end with a discussion of some of the current transference/countertransference clinical controversies which include self-disclosure and erotic countertransference.
Transference/Countertransference II
Instructors: Janine de Peyer, LCSW & Dan Shaw, LCSW
Contemporary theories of transference and countertransference emphasize becoming aware of and making sense of unconscious relational dynamics as they occur within the analytic dyad. While our asymmetric focus is always on the inner world of the patient, as opposed to a system of "mutual analysis," unconscious aspects of the analyst's inner world and its impact on the patient has increasingly become an important area for potential therapeutic action – the most well-studied examples of this being the role of impasse and enactment in analytic therapy. The various theoretical schools continue to delineate theoretical differences among them, and these differences, according to our own theoretical alignments, will influence how we understand and make use of transference-countertransference material.
The readings for this course represent current perspectives on transference and countertransference from various theoretical schools. Each student will be asked in the first class to select one of the papers from each week and present clinical material to the class which links thematically to the reading they choose. Select experiential exercises will be interspersed among readings to illustrate transference/countertransference dynamics.
An important learning goal for this class will be to identify the differences we recognize from the readings we use, and consider the various implications of these theories in terms of clinical technique.
Object Relations I
Instructor: Theresa Aiello, PhD
This course explores the contributions of Melanie Klein, W.R.D. Fairbairn, and D.W. Winnicott in the development of British Object Relations Theory. We will study and contextualize their work in the history of psychoanalytic thought, focusing on the ways each of these writers relate to, extend, and depart from Freud's drive model. We will consider the ongoing dialectic of ideas with particular focus on models of mind and theories of development, motivation, and therapeutic action. Candidates will read original materials and contemporary syntheses and interpretations.
Freud I (1885-1920) & Freud II (1920-1938)
Instructor: David Brand
In these two seminars, we systematically read the major works of Sigmund Freud, beginning with Studies on Hysteria (1892) and ending with Inhibitions, Symptoms, and Anxiety (1926). We focus on both theory papers and his case studies, tracing the evolution of his thinking from his "pre-psychoanalytic" work, through his early discovery of the unconscious and the instinctual drives, through his papers on technique, his formulation of narcissism and the many implications of that, on to his articulation of the concept of the superego and the structural model and the beginnings of ego psychology. While approaching each work in its own right, we explore how each new concept relates to the work that preceded it and the work that later grew out of it. Critical to these seminars is the notion that contemporary relational psychoanalysis has its roots in Freud's writings, and the close study of what Freud seemed to get right that remains the foundation of psychoanalytic thinking, as well as where his thinking was misguided and where contemporary models attempt to offer corrections.
Interpersonal Theory I
Instructor: Jim Traub, LCSW
This is the first of a two course sequence in Interpersonal Psychoanalysis. The objective of these courses is to foster awareness and appreciation of the clinical and theoretical foundations of Interpersonalism, and to promote critical engagement with its traditions. The first course will focus on historical evolution and the second will consider the contributions of Interpersonal and Interpersonally influenced analysts to contemporary psychoanalytic discourse.
In this first course our texts will include contributions of four pioneers of Interpersonal Psychoanalysis: Sandor Ferenczi, Harry Stack Sullivan, Clara Thompson, and Erich Fromm. Readings of primary sources will be supplemented by papers written by second and third generation authors who critically consider and extend the ideas of their forebears. Our study of these writers will involve us in our unique version of participant observation. In so doing we will make our unique contribution to the evolving conceptualization of Interpersonal Psychoanalysis.
We will relate our study of theory and therapy process to the clinical work we do by considering the complexities of our participation with our patients. Opportunities will be afforded to present our clinical work, and clinical selves, in class.
Dreams and Unconscious Processes Part 1
Instructors: Mary Ellen McMahon, LCSW & Lawrence Birnbach, PhD
The purpose of this course is twofold: to acquaint the candidate with seminal psychoanalytic readings on Dream Theory and Practice, and to enhance the beginning analyst's ability to work more comfortably with their patients' dreams. We will read about 10 articles , beginning with Freud and Jung and then moving on through the 20th century,(Fromm,Tauber, Greenson, Bonime, Fosshage, etc.), to trace the evolution of dream theory. The emphasis is always on how theory informs how to work with our patients' dreams.
Toward this end ,we also require each class member to bring in one of their patient's dreams. The class is helped to "play in the field of the unconscious" by projecting onto the dream anything that comes to their mind about it - metaphors, symbols, relational patterns, feelings, personal associations, etc. The candidate learns that they are not the "interpreter" of the dream, and that indeed the patient created the dream and therefore is the one who "knows" the dream meaning, purpose, wish, etc. We are guides in helping them to unfold it given their current life context.
Dreams II
Instructors: Susan Obrecht, LCSW & Suzanne Bien Bonet, LCAT, LP, MPS
This course will provide an overview of contemporary approaches to working with dreams with particular focus on the validity of manifest content, the exploration of self-states and the cultivation of reverie in the dream conversation.
Ego Psychology
Instructor: Ron Puddu
This course familiarizes candidates with the major contributors to ego psychology and contextualizes it within the broader history of psychoanalysis. Heinz Hartmann, Ernst Kris, and Rudolf Lowenstein, the founders, were all emigres from the spread of Nazism across western Europe. Together they endeavored to fashion a new form of psychoanalysis more concerned with normal development. By introducing the autonomous ego, the conflict-free ego sphere, and drive neutralization they sought to de-emphasize the role of conflict as the sole driving force in human development. Though Hartmann himself wrote little concerning clinical theory, Rene Spitz, Anna Freud, and Margaret Mahler extended clinical theory by extrapolating from direct observation and clinical accounts of infant and early childhood treatments which reached beyond the prevailing oedipal conflict pathology into the pre-oedipal era of development. Whether or not Hartmann's project was successful in laying the foundation for progressive expansions of theory and practice is one of the questions that the course engages from our contemporary vantage point. Though this Americanized version of psychoanalysis dominated the field from roughly 1940 to 1970 it cannot be considered a solely positive influence as evidenced by its virtual overnight disappearance. We will look at the political, social, and professional forces that led to its demise.
Object Relations II/Contemporary British Object Relations Theory
Instructor: Amy Cooney, PhD
This course is a continuation of Object Relations Theory I. All readings will be based on modern interpretations of the work of Klein, Fairbairn, Guntrip, Winnicott, and others from the British school. We will begin with classic neo-Kleinian texts and continue with more contemporary writers whose work primarily spans the period between the late 1960s and today. Efforts will be made to demonstrate the contribution of both classic and, especially, contemporary British object relations theory to relational psychoanalysis and their integration.
Psychoanalytic Developmental Theory I
Instructor: Andrea Remez, PhD
The primary focus of this course will be on the impact of infant and attachment research on psychoanalytic theory and practice. Research shows that parent and infant exist within a mutually contingent and coordinated relationship. Self and interactive regulation are seen as inseparable components in a mutual regulatory system. This view of the parent-infant dyad dovetails with a contemporary relational psychoanalytic model. Readings will cover major contributors to the field of infant and attachment research as well as theoreticians who have been particularly cognizant of the dyadic nature of psychoanalysis. Additionally, we will review and discuss the importance of the implicit/nonverbal/embodied realm as an integral part of infant research and psychoanalysis.
Psychoanalytic Developmental Theory II
Instructor: Gloria Demby, LCSW
Psychoanalytic Development Part II will focus on developmental themes salient in psychoanalytically informed work. Developmental understanding is rooted in observation, and a central goal of this course will be to enlarge students' capacities to observe. Developmental themes considered include intersubjectivity as the primary process of relating, primitive mental states and early defenses, gender as a biopsychosocial construct, the emergence of language and symbolization, and adolescence.
Interpersonal Psychoanalysis II/Interpersonal Theory II
Instructor: James Traub, LCSW
This course will explore how contemporary analytic writers have developed the interpersonal theoretical and clinical concepts first articulated by the pioneers studied in Part I. In addition to studying those analysts who explicitly identify themselves as interpersonal, we will read analysts working in the constructivist and relational schools whose work is strongly influenced by the Interpersonal tradition. We will focus on how contemporary interpersonalists think about the clinical situation, emphasizing the coparticipatory and egalitarian dimensions of analytic work. We will discuss our work with patients to bring these ideas to immediate life.
Gender and Sexuality I
Instructor: Galit Atlas
This course will focus on a comparison of classical and contemporary writings on gender and sexuality, emphasizing the clinical use of our understanding of multiple psychoanalytic perspectives. We will cover the field from Freud and his followers/critics to contemporary relational thinkers such as Harris, Benjamin, Stein, Corbett, Davis, Aron and others. Students will have a chance to familiarize themselves with debates about the Oedipus complex, masculinity and femininity, penis envy, domination, female sexuality, perversion and their relevant clinical applications. We will address current thinking about attachment, regulation and intersubjectivity and demonstrate how to frame issues now associated with infancy research and gender development in a way that opens up greater access to sexual material. A special focus will be given to working with sexual material and with the analyst's sexuality.
Self Psychology I & II
Instructor: Alan Dolber
This course is presented in two trimesters. The first trimester will focus on the historical, theoretical, and clinical aspects of self psychology as formulated by Heinz Kohut and updated by contemporary theorists.
With an emerging focus on the relational matrix in various schools of psychoanalysis, the second trimester will explore how contemporary self psychology fits into the relational, intersubjective, and co-constructive world of psychoanalysis. At the center of the second trimester, the convergences and differences between the different relational theories and contemporary self psychology will be discussed.
Relational Theory I/Relational Psychoanalysis I
Instructor: Eric Sherman, LCSW
This course will introduce the major early relational psychoanalytic theorists, whose seminal work is based on a model emphasizing the essentially social and interactive nature of the individual, originally synthesized from object relations theory, self psychology, and interpersonal psychoanalysis. This group of theorists includes Lewis Aron, Jessica Benjamin, Phillip Bromberg, Jay Greenberg, Irwin Z. Hoffman, Jodie Davies and Steven A. Mitchell. The focus of discourse will be on the psychoanalytic reformulations that follow from a belief in the fundamentally social and interactive nature of the individual, including social constructivism and perspectivism. We will examine the relational concepts of enactments, mutuality, intersubjectivity, dissociation and the analyst's use of self.
Relational Theory II: Contemporary Perspectives
Instructor: Alan Sirote, LCSW
This course focuses on the clinical implications of relational theory. Concepts are studied that view human motivation as evolving from a social and interactive field and how this has changed analytic work with patients. Theories and notions of the unconscious, self-states, therapeutic action, self-disclosure, enactments, improvisation, relational modes, racism, class, culture, and intimacy are discussed in the context of readings and clinical examples.
Regulation Theory: Integrating Psychoanalysis, Neuroscience, & Attachment/Regulation Theory: The Clinical Model
Instructor: Dan Hill
Regulation theory provides a clinical model for relational psychotherapy: a theory of bodymind, of optimal development, of pathological development, and of treatment. Students will learn how to think about self-states as regulated-integrated vs dysregulated-dissociated, about the neurobiology of secure and insecure attachment, about relational trauma and its sequelae, and about interactive regulation and vitalizing attunement as essential processes in the treatment of personality disorders and other disorders of affect regulation.
Contemporary Freudian Theory
Instructor: Peter Kaufmann, PhD
Through readings, discussion and the presentation of clinical vignettes, the class will consider the characteristics and breadth of Contemporary Freudian perspectives. We will study the diversity of viewpoints about psychopathology and treatment that are regarded as Freudian, how Freudians have responded to the Relational challenge about therapeutic action and how current Freudian writers are trying to incorporate contributions from other perspectives.
Intersubjectivity/Contemporary Perspectives in Intersubjectivity Theory
Instructor: Carol Martino, LCSW
This course will focus on the origins and development of psychoanalytic theories of intersubjectivity: intersubjectivity as a field or systems theory, forms of intersubjective relatedness, and the intersubjective view of thirdness. We will be discussing intersubjectivity as a dynamic field or system co-created by the mutually reciprocal influence of both patient and analyst in the treatment setting. Our study will include focus on the concepts of conjunctive and disjunctive subjectivities in the analytic interaction and its clinical utility through the use of clinical vignettes. We will explore expanded and differing conceptualizations of mutual regulation, mutual recognition, and mutual influence and its impact as they are understood within the developmental model of intersubjective relatedness and the emergence of the analytic third. Theoretical and clinical aspects will be considered through the writings of theorists such as Aron, Baranger, M. and Baranger, W., Benjamin, Ehrenberg, Ferro, Mitchell, Ogden, Orange, Stolorow et al.
Instructor: Steven Kuchuck, LCSW
In this course, we will focus both didactically and experientially on the working through of issues associated with the concept of termination. The class will function as a group experience, working with their feelings about leaving NIP and the coming to an end of their analytic training as a lived model for studying the termination process in psychotherapy. The relationship between termination in therapy and other separations and endings, including leaving the institute and the termination of your class will be explored.
Readings will present some historical as well as contemporary theoryon the termination process in psychoanalysis. However, the thrust of this class is experiential and candidates are encouraged to share with the group their experiences of terminations with their patients and to explore their own feelings about saying goodbye to each other, the Institute, and perhaps other important people in their lives.
Advanced Psychoanalytic Technique I & II
Instructor: Jim Fosshage, PhD
The aim of the course is to consider a variety of important and galvanizing current topics concerning contemporary relational psychoanalysts, including relational interpersonalists, relational self psychologists, the American Relational authors, intersubjectivists, relational object relationists, and neo-Kleinians. The course is comparative and its purpose is to clarify and define major theoretical concepts, developmental issues, theories of therapeutic action, and clinical guidelines for facilitating therapeutic change. The goal is to understand and assess theoretical and clinical convergences and divergences and, most importantly, to facilitate a candidate's articulation of his/her own emergent theories and clinical guidelines and to further consolidation and refinement of his/her clinical work.
Master Class
Instructor: Sheldon Itzkowitz, PhD, ABPP
In both the third and fourth years, each class has the opportunity to select one elective course.
For this elective, the class gets to select both the topic of the course and the instructor for the course.
The elective in the fourth year incorporates integrating psychoanalysis with other modalities.
2014.2015 Electives
3rd Year
The Unobtrusive Relational Analyst
Instructor: Robert Grossmark, PhD
4th Year
Fairbairn's Object Relations Theory
Instructor: Neil Skolnick, PhD
Writing in the preface to Fairbairn's (1952) Psychoanalytic Studies of the Personality, Earnest Jones notes the geographical and professional isolation in which Fairbairn formulated his ideas. Yet Fairbairn most pointedly directed his revisions of classical psychoanalytic theory to others, notably Freud and Klein. This course will attempt to place Fairbairn's ideas in the context of the established currents of thought to which he addressed his writings. It will also attempt to draw the threads of his theory forward in time to more contemporary trends in relational theory, self psychology, and trauma theory. The course will rely heavily on clinical material to illustrate the comparative issues discussed.
Other Elective Options
Recent electives have also included:
- Jung with instructor Margaret Klenck, LPA
- Shame with instructor Susan Obrecht, LCSW
- Neo-Kleinians with instructor Neil Skolnick, PhD
- Dissociation with instructor Sheldon Itzkowitz, PhD, ABPP
- Character Style & Treatment with instructor Marie Helene Charlap, LCSW
- Couples Therapy – this couse has been selected multiple years, and instructors have included Richard Fulmer, PhD; Harriet Pappenheim, LCSW; and Lucy Slurzburg
- Regulation Theory: Integrating Psychoanalysis, Attachment & Neuroscience with instructor Dan Hill, PhD
- Integrating Psychoanalytic Techniques with Other Modalities – this course has been selected multiple years, and instructors have included Sandra Shapiro, PhD; Fran LaBarre, PhD; and Graham Bass, MA, APRN, LP
- Treating the Difficult Patient with instructor Marc Sholes, LCSW
Other elective possibilities include:
- Contemporary Kleinian Psychoanalysis
- Ferenczi
- Trauma Treatment
- Fatherhood
- Group Therapy
- Eating Disorders/Addictions
- Sociocultural Influences on Psychoanalysis
- Freud's Case Histories
- Mind/Body Integration
- Other topics selected by your class


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Why should we go for Pay per Click Advertisement?
Singapore Best Pay Per Click Marketing Agency
As online trading is taking upon a huge share of the market, businessmen are paying more attention to improve their already created websites on the internet. They are now aware of the facts which tell that without promoting and updating their websites and contents there are no better options to increase traffic to sites.There are 2 things to get a traffic to the website ,So better and recommended options is SEO Services but it will take some time to bring your website on Top of Google or Yahoo Search engines for free traffic or If You need an Instant traffic to your website , preferable way is go with Paid ads like Pay per Click ads such as Google adwords , Bing ads ,or Facebook ads.
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It is not only cost effective than other means of conventional advertisement, but also helps to keep customers in touch who have enjoyed services previously.
Pay-per-click or cost-per-click easily finds leads by staying in touch with highly targeted audience plus acquiring as many as potential buyers attracted at a low price. Given below are a few reasons which further tell beginners reasons to opt for PPC!
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Peter + Rachel: NYC Wedding (Part 2) January 8, 2014
Peter + Rachel's NYC/Brooklyn Wedding Part 2! Enjoy!! I was honored to be a part of this incredible day. Just a little side note, never in all the weddings I have shot, have I encountered a bride so relaxed and comfortable with the day, the preparation and getting ready, the trip to the church (where she stopped a block short for a hot tea to warm up). Not a single bit of nerves. You could see clearly, like a glove or hat that fits just right, that Peter & Rachel were truly in love, everything was right. Thanks again to Ryan Walsh for his help second shooting!


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Promontoria / NAB / CB contracts
Promontoria (Chestnut) contract 5 June 15 (version 1).pdf
Promontoria (Henrico) contract 5 June 15.pdf
Promontoria (Oak) contract 16 Sept 16 .pdf
1. Have each of the individual loans transferred been detailed in the contracts?
Refer to Mr & Mrs Burns v One Savings Bank of 30th March 2017 :-
2. Does Promontoria hold a banking licence?
Are those customers who have had current accounts transferred affected?
Was Promontoria able to purchase current accounts from Clydesdale Bank?
Was much of the transferred debt "packaged" as "non current account" when the
reality is that much of the transferred debt consisted of current accounts requiring
Promontoria to hold a banking licence?
3. Was the transfer of the customer's loan undertaken by a Deed of Assignment or via Deed of Novation? What is provided for in the T&Cs? Redacted copies of the deeds of transfer are provided above.
T&Cs in respect of a typical overdraft :-
overdraft T&Cs - (section 6.2).pdf
Netlawman.co.uk :-
4. In the case of Tailored Business Loans, was the provision for transferring the loans
detailed in the T&Cs, a separate document to the Facility Letter? Were customers
provided with a copy of the T&Cs at the time of (or prior to) drawdown, or were
they provided only retrospectively, well after the issue of the loan, pehaps in response
to a retrpspective request from a customer in response to the discovery of a market
calculated break cost?
5. Was your fixed rate mis sold?
6. Were you threatened with or charged an unenforceable break cost?


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Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Allen Robinson is headed to Hawaii for next week's Pro Bowl ready to soak up the experience.
The two-year veteran, who caught 80 passes for 1,400 yards and 14 touchdowns, was named to the Jan. 31 all-star game two weeks ago as a replacement for Detroit Lions receiver Calvin Johnson.
"It's a special thing," Robinson said. "When you look at the list: Antonio Brown, Julio Jones, A.J. Green, Brandon Marshall, Larry Fitzgerald, Calvin Johnson … all of these guys are probably future Hall of Famers. It's real special for this to be my second year and even to be in that category with those guys."
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Robinson, a 2014 second-round pick, said he isn't taking the honor of being chosen to play in the game lightly.
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If 2015 was any indication, the 22-year-old Robinson should find himself included among the game's top receivers for many years to come.


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What if I don't live near Winchester?
Although WinACC's work is focused on cutting the carbon footprint of people and organisations in Winchester District, anyone who lives or works in Hampshire (including Southampton or Portsmouth) can join.
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The Life and Death of 9413: a Hollywood Extra is a 1928 American silent experimental short film co-written and co-directed by Robert Florey and Slavko Vorkapić. Considered a landmark of American avant-garde cinema, it tells the story of a man (Jules Raucourt) who comes to Hollywood with dreams of becoming a star, only to fail and become dehumanized, with studio executives reducing him to the role of extra and writing the number "9413" on his forehead.
The film's visual style includes abrupt cuts, rapid camera movement, extensive superimposition, dim lighting, and shapes and forms in twisted and disoriented angles. Filmed with a budget of only $97 ($1,353 in today's dollars), it includes a combination of close-ups of live actors and long shots of miniature sets, which were made from such items as cardboard, paper cubes, tin cans, cigar boxes, and toy trains. With no access to Hollywood studios or equipment, most of the filming took place in the filmmakers' residences, with walls painted black for use as a background.
The story was inspired by Florey's own experiences in Hollywood, as well as the George Gershwin composition Rhapsody in Blue. It was one of the first films shot by Gregg Toland, who later received acclaim for his work on such films as The Grapes of Wrath (1939) and Citizen Kane (1941). The film serves as a satire of the social conditions, dominant practices, and ideologies of Hollywood, as well as the film industry's perceived mistreatment of actors. Douglas Fairbanks assisted with the development of the film, and Charlie Chaplin and Joseph M. Schenck helped promote it.
Unlike most experimental films, it received a wide public exhibition, released by FBO Pictures Corporation into more than 700 theaters in North America and Europe. The film was well received by critics, both in its time period and in modern day; film historian Brian Taves said "more than any other American film, it initiated the avant-garde in this country". The entirety of the film has not survived. It has been selected for preservation by the National Film Registry, and Florey co-wrote and directed a remake, Hollywood Boulevard (1936).
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This is a beautifully designed modern villa set in the award winning Alma Verde Village. This villa has been equipped to the highest standards, creating very comfortable and easy living space. The owner's have taken extra care to kit the villa out with all the comforts of a 'home from home' which makes this a significantly more comfortable villa to stay in than others. This semi-detached villa has a fully fitted kitchen/dining room, a lounge, 3 bedrooms/3 bathrooms and comfortably sleeps 6. All bedrooms have built in wardrobes. The rear garden provides outside private space for dining/BBQ, a private pool and manicured garden. The villa is just 5 mins drive from the beach of the picturesque fishing village of Burgau. Also close to stunning beaches of the South Coast and the Atlantic Coast. The vibrant marina/town of Lagos is 15 mins away and the historical towns of Sagres, Silves and Monchique are all a short drive away. More than 20 golf courses are within one hours drive.
For more information about the villa, availability, or booking details - please contact us via this website (as opposed to "Book Now"). Payment will only be taken once availability has been confirmed by the owner.
We enjoy travelling and have holidayed in many places, but Portugal, where we now own our villa, has been a favourite place of ours for many years. Buying our holiday villa/home has been a dream of ours for a long time. We have taken the time and trouble to kit our villa out with everything we would want for a very comfortable holiday, like a home from home and we pride ourselves on providing this for other people who use our villa/home as well.
Susannah Whetstone purchased this villa in 2008
We love this part of Portugal and have visited the Western Algarve over the years many times. Although we have seen a great change during this time, the Western Algarve remains relatively unspoilt and because of the conservation areas, this will remain. It provides a 'slowed down pace' for a relaxing and 'chilled' holiday. There are wonderful beaches that cater for all age groups. There is a variety of sport - water sport, golf courses, walking, birdwatching, horse riding etc. The local villages are picturesque. Lagos is the local vibrant town, with a marina, that offers a great family atmosphere, again for all ages and has a wonderful selection of bars, restaurants and shops. The beaches also have great beach bars for casual eating. This is all only a 1 hour drive from the airport.
This property is part of the AlmaVerde Village which is near Lagos, Sagres, Burgau and all the local beaches. We have made our villa just that little extra special. We have provided a well stocked villa with all those extra comforts of home. The artwork we have on the walls really adds to the homely feel and the level of comfort in this villa is far more superior than others on the development. With our own pool and secluded garden this is a great holiday rental. AlmaVerde Village, although still to be fully developed/completed, is already a well known holiday destination. AlmaVerde prides itself on being 'green' with lots of vegetation and well manicured gardens to please the eye. The villas are also built with energy saving materials and structures. Book now!
'Villa was lovely and had a really peaceful time.' (May '10).
'Excellent and high quality house. Facilities extensive.' (June '10).
'Thank you for allowing us to rent your Villa once again We love everything about the villa and the surrounding area.' (July '10)
'The family had a great time and the villa was very well equipped and comfortable.' (June '11)
'We all had a great time and the villa was superb. We will be re-booking next year.' (July '11)
'Villa was a home from home and very clean on our arrival. We had a great time.' (July '12)
'A lovely villa and a great area to holiday with the family. We will be coming back.' (Aug '12)
'We had another great family holiday - thank you once again for a fab holiday'. (July '13)
Had a great time. Dispite no air con. and temp. in the high 30's the house stayed relatively cool. The part shaded pool was ideal. Well equipped kitchen.
We found the villa by chance on the website. We were looking for somewhere quiet, away from the tourist areas with good beaches - and we found it.
The villa is absolutely superb - nothing is missed. The welcome pack is generous so if you arrive late at night as we did, you've got a welcome beer and glass of cold wine waiting for you as well as sufficient for a generous breakfast, as well as fresh fruit and snacks.
The villa is very well equipped and immaculately clean.
The pool is big enough for a good swim to cool down but well worth paying the additional fee to have it heated.
The complex the villa is on is beautifully maintained, as are the gardens of the villa itself (and the pool maintenance man came on Friday too).
We had a couple of issues while we were there. A burst main water pipe meaning we had no water one day, but this wasn't anyone's fault and the reception staff were extremely helpful and kept us informed. Then the boiler broke down another day so we had no hot water, but, when we reported this to reception, they sorted it straight away and the boiler was fixed the same day.
The villa is ideally suited to explore Lagos to Sagres as it's half way between the two. You definitely need a car to stay here. We found some beautiful beaches locally Martinhau, Salema and Cabanas in particular.
There are some great places to eat - The Spice Village in Burgau and the Burgau Beach Bar were excellent. We were very disappointed with the Ancora Restaurant in Burgau - overpriced and food not good. The best restaurant by far we found was the Aqua Na Boca in Salema - absolutely superb.
Our only slight negative is that the garden was in shade a lot of the day as it's surrounded by trees. We found we were chasing a small patch of sunshine around with the sunloungers.
Having said that, we would not hesitate to return to the villa - it was everything we were looking for.
The villa is very comfortable and well equipped and our 2 children (10 & 12) loved having the pool to play in, in between our trips out!
The welcome pack was brilliant as we arrived very late on our first night.
The position is great between Lagos and Sagres giving the opportunity for lots of different adventures to keep the kids entertained - paddle boarding, kayaking, surf lessons, horse riding and water parks. The villa is also in easy reach of the many beaches along the South and West coast.
All in all and very enjoyable and relaxing holiday!
We hired this villa for our first holiday in Portugal and had a wonderful time. Family of 4 (2 sons age 4yrs and 7yrs) Coming in April we knew the temperatures wouldn't be scorching but we were surprised and had lovely hot sunny days and the shaded pool was a plus for us. No worrying about the boys getting sunburnt and having to coat them suncream all the time. Pool was great and paying the extra for the heating is a must for little ones. We chose the villa because of the heated pool. The villa is well equipped (great to have lots of kitchen utensils!) and feels very homely and cared for. The selection of pool toys (loungers, weighted rings for diving etc) and beach items (umbrellas, body boards, games and buckets and spades) was fab for the children. The selection of books for the grown-ups was appreciated as well. It's nicest villa we have stayed in. Well positioned for exploring the Western Algarve, all its beaches and exploring the hills inland. A car is a must as the villa is on the Alma Verde residence so you need to drive to shops and restaurants. We always hire a car and so this was expected and not an issue for us. Closet village is Burgau which has lovely restaurants and beach. From finding the villa online, making the booking with Susannah, getting directions from the airport (better than our route planner!) and the fab welcome pack. Everything was easy and ran smoothly. Will recommend to family and friends.
We spent a week at this lovely villa with my parents and had a really great time. We choose the villa because it is on the Alma Verde site, we had visited the site last year with friends and were impressed with how quiet it was and only 5-10 minutes away from quaint Burgau. Right from the word go Suzanne answered all my inquiries promptly and her instructions and directions were spot on.
We arrived late on the Saturday night, courtesy of Easy Jet problems and the up grades going on in Faro airport, to find the villa so clean and welcoming. Suzanne had provided a welcome pack which was amazing and really thoughtful.
The villa has plenty of space for 6 people so for the four of us it was really good, Mum and Dad downstairs with their own en-suite and no stars to negotiate and us upstairs with en-suite and balcony. Mum was especially pleased that she could watch BBC TV!!!
We spent most of the week enjoying the garden which some people have said is shady, this is a bonus when it is hot (30 plus most days we were there) reading, eating and relaxing. If you want full sun you can sit on one of the two balconies. We did have a problem with the pool heating but the management team on the site were quick to attend.
Burgau is a lovely little village with lots of nice restaurants and a great bar serving the most amazing G&T's! Lagos is the main town and is easily reached in 20 minutes. We ventured up into the mountains one day which we would highly recommend for the drive and the views.
The week went far too quickly but we all had a lovely holiday and hope that we will be able to return to this part of the Algarve again next year and if we can we would definitely book this villa again.
Thank you Suzanne and family for sharing your villa with us.
A very well equipped villa with a lovely pool and garden - ideal for relaxing, as well as visiting a number of Algarve attractions. The villa is spacious, cool and has the mod cons that make it a home from home - a fully fitted kitchen, decent size fridge/freezer and wifi. It was spotlessly clean upon arrival and the welcome food package was much appreciated after a late night arrival.
The pool is the absolute gem to this place - we all enjoyed it with the children not wanting to get out - the bonus of having access to it from the living room, hall and dining area means that you are able to keep an eye from wherever you are.
We did have to speak with the management company who were helpful and able to assist very quickly. Making the booking was very straightforward - I would recommend this villa.
Special interest holidays:
Western Algarve has a wealth of activities: horse-riding, boating, sailing, fishing, diving, swimming with dolphins, dolphin safari, walking, bird watching, beach sports, paragliding, tennis (on site), wellness centre (on site), swimming and Slide and Splash water park.
The charming fishing village of Burgau is 5 mins drive from the villa where you will find most amenities, shops, bars and restaurants. The village of Salema, also close by, has a good selection of bars and restaurants. Most coastal villages provide beach bars serving locally caught fish and other Portuguese dishes There are many other sandy beaches waiting to be explored. The beaches on the South Coast tend to be calmer whereas the Atlantic coast on the West is ideal for surfing.
Nearest airport Faro 95km. 60 mins by car to villa. Nearest beach/village Burgau 3km from villa. Nearest motorway A22 10km. Nearest town/train station Lagos 10km. Car highly recommended to explore all that Western Algarve has to offer.
Lagos is the main town in the area with all major facilities including shops, bars, restaurants and a vibrant nightlife. The new marina is a major centre for all sailing and boating activities. The spa town of Monchique in the mountains is approximately 45 minutes drive away. The historical town of Sagres is 20 minutes drive and Silves is within 30 minutes drive.
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AlmaVerde Village and Spa offers Day Spa facilities with a range of treatment and therapies that can be booked. The village also offers floodlit tennis courts and all the equipment can be hired from the management company at the reception office. Tennis lessons can be booked. There is also a childrens play area. Bikes can be hired from the reception office with sugguested cycle routes and walks. This is an award winning development with the final villas due for completion in the next few years. The fishing village of Burgau with a sandy beach 5 mins drive from the villa. There is a fantastic beach bar and several restaurants in the village.
Lagos is about 15 mins drive from the villa and has everything you would want from a town. Good shops, bars, restaurants and nightlife. On certain days there is a market. Lagos has a marina and another attraction is the very long beach of Meia Praia where you can hire a variety of water sport activities. Also some great beach bars can be found here Lagos also offers glass bottomed boat tours of the coastline which is great fun for all the family. There are some excellent beach bars and restaurants all within easy drive, found throughout the local villages and towns.
|Rental Period
|Minimum Price
|Additional Nights
|Weekend Night
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Rate 4
14 Jul 2018 - 7 Sep 2018
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Rate 5
8 Sep 2018 - 19 Oct 2018
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Rate 6
20 Oct 2018 - 31 Dec 2018
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
|No additional mandatory fees
|Refundable Damage Deposit
Booking Notes:
A 25% holding deposit is required to secure the booking. The remaining balance payment is taken a few weeks prior to the holiday commencement date. If the booking is taken within the 8 weeks prior to booking period the full amount is due to secure the booking. A £200 refundable security deposit is taken at time of booking.
Changeover Day:
Changeover day is Saturday however we are flexible on the changeover days for none peak weeks dates only.
Notes on prices:
Prices per week (7 nights). Free WiFi. Please indicate if you want the optional 'extra' costs are: pool heating £10 per night (pool heating included in the peak weeks rate). Cot and Highchair £6 per night per item.


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My War: Pedro Delfino
We have over 37 years of covers on record, but this shot is one of the best of all-time. Pedro carved down a steep grade, leaped onto somebody's house, and the rest is history. Here's a battle for the books. Enjoy...
Tyson Peterson Goes ProLast night at Alex's Bar in Long Beach, Tyson Peterson was surprised with his first pro board for Element and all his homies showed up. Hell, his mom was even there!
My War: Chris JoslinBad weather, crowds, security, injuries. This battle is brutal! Chris stomps an epic blizzard-flip over and over and yet a roll-away requires an all-out war.
Rough Cut: Florida Homies' "Golden Foytime" FootageYou know Jamie couldn't celebrate his SOTY crown without bringing the Florida homies along with him. Here's a slice of the action from Down Unda featuring Pedro Delfino, Ish Cepeda and John Dilorenzo.
Hell of a Paradise 2018 VideoIn honor of Mark G and the historic Y-Ramp contest of yesteryear, we teamed up with adidas to bring the contest back to the beach. The channel claimed a few bodies, Pabich took home the top spot, and the G-Man brought down the house.
Variety's "Vol. 1" VideoIf Pedro Delfino is in your vid and doesn't have the last part then you know it's HEAVY. The crew maybe be Varied but there's a common denominator: these dudes all freaking rip! Saturdays are for skating with the homies!


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This boys' 2-piece top and pants set keeps your little boy looking his best! The soft jersey fabric shirt and terry pants keep him feeling comfy while on the move.
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Huge turnout in Iran's 2017 elections
The Iranian nation made history once again by participating in the presidential and City and Village Councils elections on May 19th.
An over 70-percent turnout in the 2017 elections made the headlines as 41.2 million people went to the ballot boxes and elected Hassan Rouhani as their 12th president.
People of Iran said no to the Principlists; not only in the presidential election but also in the city and village councils' elections. All the members listed by the reformists made their ways into the councils.
With a moderate president and reformist members in the city and village councils, and with regard to the fact that in the parliamentary elections of 2016 all the 30 members of the reformist "list of hope" entered the parliament, we should wait and see how the reformists will handle the issues of the country.


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Mark Henderson has a vision. That vision is that science and, importantly, the scientific attitude have been neglected in our politics and in society for far too long. Sure, we've made some astonishing advances, but you'd hardly think so when you look at the Members of our Legislative Assembly up in Stormont, or in the political classes across the wider UK & Ireland. Politics is jammed full of humanities graduates who just don't understand the soul of the "geek" or the benefit that can be brought to society if those of us who care about science and skepticism (with a k) get working on proper solutions to the problems of our age.
I've set up a pledge to put a copy of Mark's book "The Geek Manifesto" on the desk of each MLA at Stormont, and I want YOU to help. Look, I even made you a video:
My aim is to ensure that our Assembly is aware that science cannot be sidelined or marginalised or fobbed off with the sort of nonsense we recently encountered from some in relation to the Giant's Causeway, the Ulster Museum or other aspects of our scientific heritage. We, the geeks of Northern Ireland, will rise up to protect our good name as one of the countries in the world with the greatest output of top scientists, from Lord Kelvin in the Victorian era to Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell in our own.
So please have a look at the Pledge, sign it, and join the revolution. This is above politics, it is above the narrow tribalism of our "sectarian divide". Science unites people and drives us forward - not many activities are as positive as that. Furthermore, the potential economic benefits are enormous.
Geek the vote!
Something is stirring in the undergrowth on the tangled bank... You'll find my evolving thoughts here, but not those of my employer, and certainly not any medical advice...
We've done it again! This time we biked from Petra in Jordan up to Nazareth in Israel, to raise money for the Nazareth Hospital CT Scanner appeal. Nazareth is the largest Arab town in Israel, but they still don't have a dedicated Stroke Unit to cope with this devastating condition and major cause of death. Click here to find out more, and please help this fantastic cause. Thanks!
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Tiocfaidh ar Lab! For Science and For Ulster.
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ABOUTVinti Couture was established in February of 2012 by Florida born CEO & Creative Director, Gayle Love Jones Mathlin. If you're looking for a sense of normalcy, then Vinti Couture is not for you. Vinti Couture represents black cultural pride within its handcrafted earrings & accessories. Vinti Couture is Afrocentric, Bold & unapologetic. The pieces created make a statement, teach history and bring awareness to many different social qualities and movements.
"I have a love for everything Art, Travel, Afrocentric, History and social equality which reflect within my pieces. I want my pieces to not only mean something, but to "teach" something which is reflected in my designs and piece names. I want my pieces to captivate and embrace The Power of Colour! I need my brand to authentically represent me & my business; to reflect my values & confidence. Creating has always been my passion, be it my son's infamous Halloween costumes every year, every day diy projects, you name it! I live to see a person's mind come alive in their work. I Thank God for giving me the vision & the passion to create. As Vinti Couture continues to grow & cultivate into its own, I sincerely appreciate each & every one of my customer's support, love and admiration for what once was merely just a thought! Pursuing your passion no matter how trivial is a joy known like no other." - Gayle


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Multiple USE site with 675 feet paved road frontage along well traveled highway.This unrestricted use land parcel has a nice slope and is wooded also. Much potential for this location including business, commercial, or residential. Mobile homes are allowed too!! Centrally Located near several towns and only minutes to I-65, yet a very rural location near wildlife galore!! Call today for more details on this great buy!! Property is located in Conecuh Co. AL but has a Brewton, AL address
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Discussion in 'GBAtemp & Scene News' started by shaunj66, Oct 31, 2006.
I've been waiting for this game (right? isn't that what people say in the first post?)
Anyway, those languages make no sense!
Most of the time in europe game, theres 5 languages;
English, French, German, Italian and spanish...Often dutch is also included.
But no, this game wants to have 9 languages (including some i never knew that they existed) but it has got no dutch?
How foolish is that?
The Japanese Version has no Japanese?
Yeah, how can this be Japanese? It seems like M5 + Scandinavia..
The NFO says EUR.
My bad. I accidentally marked it Japan not Europe.
You realise Deutsch=Dutch
Deutsch = German.
Dutch is the thing they speak in the Netherlands.
suomi= is the language they speek in finland
Hehe, that was funny
This is like the 4059435th Open Season game released. Now where's my hunting licence?
This games quite good for a movie tie in


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Containers or tailor-made pop up structures are one of the most budget friendly options to launch your business idea. Depending on the size of your stand all configurations are conceivable. The container structures or pop-up shops help a brand generate buzz as they are often fantastic marketing tools as they tend to draw attention from crowds. People are interested in the sudden existence of a store, especially if they look unique — for instance, a shipping container.
The low-cost and temporary nature of pop-up shops allow brands to engage in test marketing new products and promotions to gauge future demand.They offer a great way to not only sell products, but test products, build brand awareness, test a new location, have a presence during an event, launch a new product and also increase the "hip" factor of a business.
Besides the modern appeal of shipping container architecture, there are very good reasons why using a container makes sense.
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Pop-up stores are not usually as large as a full brick-and-mortar store, which allows costs associated to operating to be lower. Also many pop-ups are temporary allowing businesses to test the waters with new products before beginning a full-blown
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So different from last year's!
although it does rains very frequently ;9.
the last few days gave us some lovely weather and we could even go to the fruit orchard on kaira's birthday to enjoy the lovely weather!
*ripe for picking* ;p
Monday, November 23, 2009
A Warm November
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As we sit around palpitating about the undue process of NFL expansion, it's time for a confession. There is a bothersome aspect to the possibility, however remote, that we might get a franchise.
It means we would actually have to watch NFL games.
Who would want to do that?
C'mon, admit it: It's one thing to lie around and watch, but you haven't come across more than a couple of truly interesting games, have you? Didn't think so. It's all Jets and Colts, or so it seems.
OK, yes, it's different when you have your own team, when you're grabbed by the lure of the home team, the personalities, the politics, the fraternity of rooting. That's why we want a team so badly.


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Anna Karolina was born and raised in Finspång but moved to Stockholm in 2001 to work for the Police. In 2010 she moved to Malmö, where she began her author career at the Writers' Academy at the University of Lund. She is also currently working with the Malmö Police Department.
Anna Karolina lives in Malmö with her husband and two children. Stöld av babian (Savage Congress) is her first novel, an unexpectedly mature debut.
With fourteen years of experience from the police department, Anna Karolina describes the police procedures and the criminal underworld with great authenticity and the ties between the characters, the weight of betrayal, expectations and disappointment are all portrayed with strong credibility.