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When interviewing, the most difficult questions are usually those that center on your strengths and weaknesses. A good interviewer will be observing in the interview and how you best connect with them. To get the call for a second interview or even the to make a connection with the employer, be likable, fit within their team, and prove that you have the ability to do the job. When stating your strengths and weaknesses, it is really important that you give an honest answer that applies to what the potential employer is looking for.
Here are some categories that your interviewer may be assessing you on:
Decision Making Skills | Commitment to Tasks | Ability to Cope | Ability to Work on a Team | Initiative | Problem Solving | Communication Leadership | Planning | Analytical Skills | Valuing Differences | Technical Knowledge | Creativity
When responding to strengths and weaknesses questions, always use direct examples. If you feel like you will not benefit from talking about a weakness, remember to state how you overcame that weakness or what you would do going forward to deal with these issues. Remember that your strengths and weaknesses stated in an interview must be related to the role you are interviewing for. Here are some sample questions you can use to analyze your performance in past roles and be prepared for that next interview.
Strengths: Here you will find some typical questions regarding strengths and some examples of answers. You will need to craft answers to these questions that are specific to what you do.
What are your advantages?
My advantages against the competition are that I carry certification xyz. This enables me to better understand the flow of recruitment. It makes me an industry expert because to gain the certification, I had to do several case studies on xyz.
What do other people see as your best abilities?
Other people have said that my best abilities are that I can communicate and work well on a team. For example, when I was at company xyz we had to work in groups within our department to manage projects. On xyz project, I was the team leader responsible for delegating tasks and conveying what needed to be done to get the project completed on time. The result was that I was able to communicate the needs to the business in one particular area to a whole team and the project was completed on time.
How do you compare to others in your role in your field?
It seems to me that most people in this position have only a Bachelor's degree. I have a Master's degree and have completed extensive work with the xyz group of people. I feel that my understanding of this population makes me a better candidate because I have a greater understanding that someone that has a lesser degree.
Weaknesses: Here you will find some typical questions regarding weaknesses and some examples of answers. You will need to craft answers to these questions that are specific to what you do.
What could you improve?
Honestly, I could improve in my ability to prioritize tasks. For example, I often take on too many things at once. What I have done to overcome this is that I have taken a class on time management and give each task an "A" "B" or "C" rating based on the business need of each item. This has greatly reduced the amount of time needed to figure out what needs to be done when and I now have a more organized approach.
What areas can you grow in and why?
Leadership is an area I can grow in. For example, sometimes I let other people's personalities get to me. Instead of getting bogged down in office politics, I have learned to be a better listener and more able to adjust to different personalities. I understand that to be a good leader I need to be a good listener and not let my personal bias' get in the way.
Could any of your weaknesses be seen as threat to an employer?
A weakness I have is that I can often voice my opinion too much regarding confidential policies and procedures. This may be seen as a threat because in my employment review, my manager told me that my opinions and the company's procedures don't align. I want to ensure that my reviews are more positive in the future.
The following things will not help you when answering questions regarding weaknesses: arrogance, bringing emotion into your answer and having a negative attitude.
Things that will help you: try to make yourself as resourceful as you can, if you are motivated and have a good attitude that will draw the employer towards you as a candidate for hire.
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Applying for a Commercial Driver's License or Commercial Learner's Permit
A commercial driver's license (CDL) allows you to operate a commercial vehicle in Virginia and possibly other states, depending on your qualifications. To obtain a CDL or commercial learner's permit (CLP) in Virginia, you must meet all requirements for a Virginia driver's license.
You may hold either a driver's license or a CDL, but not both.
You must apply for your CDL or CLP in person at a DMV customer service center. For additional information about CDL licensing, please refer to CDL classifications, endorsements and restrictions.
Age Requirements
You must be at least at 18 to obtain an intrastate CDL and age 21 to obtain a CDL.
Identification and Residency Requirements
If you apply for a CDL or commercial learner's permit and DMV records show you have not held a Virginia driver's license or ID card in the past, you must present documents proving your eligibility.
- If you are age 19 or older, you must show one proof of identity, one proof of legal presence, two proofs of Virginia residency, and proof of your social security number. You will also be required to present a document to show that you are eligible under federal requirements.
- If you are under 19 years of age, you will be required to show one proof of identity, one proof of legal presence, two proofs of Virginia residency, and proof of your social security number. You will also be required to present a document to show that you are eligible under federal requirements.
Use the interactive Document Guide to determine which documents you will need to bring to DMV when you apply.
IMPORTANT: As of July 1, 2015, all applicants for an original, renewal, or replacement CDL or CIP will be required to meet additional document requirements.
Documents accepted by DMV as proof of identity, legal presence, Virginia residency and social security number may change without prior notice.
Medical Certification Requirements
All CDL applicants must certify either that they are in compliance with the federal and Virginia motor carrier safety regulations or that they do not have to comply with them. You may refer to the Code of Federal Regulations for an explanation of these requirements or refer to Medical Certification Requirements.
If you must meet the federal or Virginia motor carrier safety regulations, you must provide a valid Department of Transportation Medical Examiner's Certificate. This form must be completed by an examiner on the National Registry of Medical Examiners.
Driver Education Requirements
If you are 18 or older, are applying for a CDL, and have not previously held a CDL, you must either hold a valid Virginia driver's license or have satisfied all the requirements necessary to obtain such a license. In addition, you must:
- pass a state-approved driver education program designed specifically for commercial motor vehicles and hold a commercial learner's permit for at least 14 days, or
- if you did not complete the driver education program designed specifically for commercial motor vehicles, hold a commercial learner's permit for at least 30 days before taking the CDL road skills test at DMV.
Selective Service Registration
Generally, males under age 26 must register with the Selective Service. If you are required by federal law to register with the Selective Service, you must authorize DMV to send your personal information to the Selective Service unless you have already registered.
DMV is prohibited from issuing any type of driver's license or ID card to an applicant who is required by federal law to register with the Selective Service, but who refuses to authorize DMV to send his information to the Selective Service. If you have questions about Selective Service registration, visit the Selective Service website at www.sss.gov or call 847-688-6888, TTY: 847-688-2567.[Back to Top]
Completing the Application
If you are applying for a CDL or commercial learner's permit (CLP), you must complete an application for a commercial driver's license (form DL 2P). You may complete this form before or after coming to DMV. Use your full legal name, as abbreviations and nicknames will not be accepted. For your convenience, you also may apply to register to vote, change your voter registration address, or indicate your desire to become an organ donor when you apply for your CDL.
Falsifying information on any driver's license or identification card application is a criminal offense. Altering or assisting a person with improperly or fraudulently obtaining a driver's license, learner's permit, CDL, commercial learner's permit or ID card are also criminal offenses.[Back to Top]
HAZMAT Endorsement
Applicants for a Hazardous Materials Endorsement (HAZMAT) must be fingerprinted for a background check. The non-refundable fee is $83.00.
Applicants using Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC®) comparability for a reduced fee hazardous materials (HAZMAT) endorsement do not have to be fingerprinted. The non-refundable fee is $41.00.
Duration of a CDL or Commercial Learner's Permit
Normally, your Virginia CDL is valid for eight years and expires on your birthday. Your first license will expire on your birthday in the eighth year of license validity.
Commercial learner's permits are issued for a period of 1 year and cannot be renewed. Individuals temporarily authorized to be in the U.S., and who have less than 1 year remaining, will receive a commercial learner's permit with the same expiration date as shown on the document used to prove legal presence.
Individuals required to register with the Sex Offender and Crimes Against Minors Registry (Virginia Code Chapter 9 of Title 9.1) (Registry) will be issued licenses valid for five years. They are not eligible for a Virginia commercial driver's license/commercial learner's permit with an "S" endorsement during any period in which registration with the Registry is required. In addition, they are also not eligible for a Virginia CDL or CLP with a "P" endorsement unless it bears a restriction code prohibiting the driver from transporting children for school and/or daycare activities.
For many individuals domiciled in another country but authorized to be in the U.S. temporarily, a CLP/CDL will carry the notation "non-domiciled CDL" or "non-domiciled CLP" and will be valid only for the amount of time that the individual is legally permitted to stay in the U.S. These individuals will not be eligible to receive a CLP/CDL if their authorized stay in the U.S. is less than 30 days from the date of their application. The expiration of the CDL will be the same as the expiration date shown on the document used to prove legal presence. If the document does not show an expiration date, the CDL will be valid for one year.[Back to Top]
CDL Fees
Commercial driver's license fees are based on how long your license will be valid (refer to the DMV Fee Chart for details). A standard CDL with no endorsements costs $64.00 and is valid for 8 years.
Endorsement(s) cost an additional $1.00 per year. A commercial learner's permit (CIP) costs $3.00.[Back to Top]
Tests may include a vision screening, CDL knowledge exams and a CDL road skills test. You may also need to take the two-part driver's license knowledge exam. A DMV representative will tell you which tests you need to take.
For additional information, refer to the CDL skills test eligibility requirements.[Back to Top]
Receiving Your License
Once you pass your required testing, your CDL or commercial learner's permit will be mailed to the address in DMV's records. DMV has converted to a new secure process for issuing driver's licenses and ID cards, and has discontinued issuing them over the counter. The U.S. Postal Service will not forward driver's licenses, so make sure that DMV has your current, correct address on record. If you have moved, notify DMV right away.[Back to Top]
Additional Information
Applying for a Driver's License
Persons convicted of certain sexual offenses (as listed in Va. Code § 46.2-323) must register with the Virginia Department of State Police as provided in § 19.2-298.1.

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By Maida Callahan on September 07 2019 14:12:25
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Below you'll find a map and photos of Vercelli and I'll soon be adding more features here including details on how to get there, getting around the city, the main sights, accommodation and what's close by. For other Major Cities & Towns of Piedmont just click on the category link below or if you'd like some advice on visiting the region, please write to me, Dion Protani, via firstname.lastname@example.com.
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My mother always said to start with the hardest task first because it makes the rest seem easy by comparison. So let's begin with ducks in the northernmost reaches of the Mississippi Flyway--the hardest thing to have to report. One word: Done.
Well, done for the most part anyway. My home state of Iowa finished in two stages: the North Zone on Dec. 6, and the South on the 13th. It was a less than stellar year for many, with the phrase, "Worst season ever," heard on a regular basis. There were some Iowa hunters who did well. Those gunning the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers had good shoots throughout the season for both mallards and divers. Inland, I heard sporadic tales of success. But it's over now for another year. I, along with others, can relax now and not feel guilty that season's in and we're not out.
On a happier note, there are plenty of Canadas scattered over most of the Upper Midwest, and as soon as we get a little weather, the gunning for the black necks should really heat up. Goose numbers locally have increased slightly, thanks to the two-day, stiff north wind we had earlier last week. I've done a bit of pass shooting here with good results including a band and my 18-year-old Tannor Peska scored on a pair of big honkers, one banded, this past Monday.
Mark Brendemuehl, territory manager for Avery Outdoors in Minnesota (and outdoor photographer who landed not one but two incredible digital images in the official 2013 Ducks Unlimited expanded edition calendar) texted me this morning to say that while they have plenty of geese sitting on refuges and roost ponds, the deep snow is making it tough, if not impossible to get into the field. Win some, lose some, I reckon.
Now for the easy part. From north-central Missouri, the entire staff of Habitat Flats reports unbelievable hunting, and the gunning, they say, should last until their close on Christmas Day. "It's very, very good right now," said Tony Vandemore. "Probably filmed the best cornfield hunting (video) segment we've ever gotten. Hunting in the timber is lights out! The boys are guessing there are 75,000 mallards in just our one complex. It's been our best year ever," he concluded.
The every best new come from down in the southern reaches of the Mississippi Flyway. It is, after all, 10 days before Christmas, and those boys should be shooting something up, eh?
Shotguns editor and fellow Iowan, Phil Bourjaily wrote a note to F&S offices on Wednesday, which was kindly forwarded to my desk, that said, "The guys at the Remington ammunition plant in Lonoke, Arkansas, are absolutely pummeling mallards; 78 ducks from one blind yesterday, and the count was at 50 this morning when I talked with them." A major storm pushed birds out of the Dakotas and Upper Midwest southward, where the gunners are now welcoming them with open arms and warm barrels, it would appear.
Four-time Tennessee state duck calling champion, Bill Cooksey, writes from Memphis: "It's feast or famine. Some folks have been doing quite well, but others are suffering. I've heard of more ducks leaving ahead of [this recent] front than arrived." John Gordon with the Avery Team, also in Memphis says, "Mallards, gadwall, widgeon, greenwings, shovelers, snows, and specks are all around in numbers. Plenty of diving ducks hanging around the catfish ponds. There was a definite influx of birds ahead of the recent front. If you were in the right spots, limits were easy to come by."
And finally, in Kentucky, brand new father--Congrats!--and DU-TV host Field Hudnall tells me via his brother, Clay: "We had a small push of birds last week, but with temperatures near 50 and the Ohio River extremely high, what birds are around are really widely scattered. Farm ponds are where the birds are right now. We're traditionally dealing with skim ice, cold, and snow at this time of year, but it's not the case now. So, if you know of a farm pond, I'd be checking that out."


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In 1884, Reverend Russell Conwell began tutoring a young man who could only study at night because of his job. It wasn't long before Conwell was teaching dozens of students in similar circumstances. He soon convinced the members of his congregation and others in the community to start "an educational institution intended primarily for the benefit of working men." In 1888, "The Temple College" received a charter of incorporation. The university has since evolved into one of the nation's premier institutions for higher education. Learn more about Temple's history.
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Pictured: Chris Lorditch hauls in the game-winning touchdown from Collier Winters in front of Yale's Adam Money (Jon Chase)
NEW HAVEN, Conn. - In a game of inches and legendary fourth down gambles, Harvard stunned Yale by scoring two touchdowns late in the fourth quarter as the Crimson downed the Bulldogs, 14-10, in the 126th playing of The Game in front of 52,692 fans at Yale Bowl.
The unlikely victory kept Harvard's Ivy League-record streak of seven-win seasons alive at nine as the Crimson finished the season 7-3 overall and 6-1 in the league. With the loss, Yale fell to 4-6, 2-5 Ivy. Harvard has won the last five games played at the Bowl and eight of the last nine games played this decade. The win assures that Harvard will finish the decade with at least the nation's second-best winning percentage.
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With Yale leading 10-0 late in the fourth, Harvard drove 76 yards in just 1:50 on six plays as Collier Winters found a streaking Matt Luft for a 41-yard touchdown with 6:46 remaining. The score would never have been possible were it not for Gino Gordon, who spun out of a tackle on fourth-and-four from his own 30 yards line, eventually rumbling 19 yards to keep Harvard's hopes alive.
Yale got the ball back and Eli QB Patrick Witt converted a third-and-nine from his 21. A 16-yard strike to John Sheffield kept the clock moving and put the ball at the 37 as the clock crept inside the four-minute mark. Yale 's Alex Thomas then barreled his way to a nine-yard gain but a holding call negated the run and put Yale into a first-and-20 situation from its 27.
Harvard head coach Tim Murphy gets a victory shower in the
closing seconds of Saturday's game. (Jon Chase)
Carl Ehrlich and Sumner Webster combined on a sack and Yale eventually found itself in fourth down with 22 yards to go from its 25 yard line at 2:40 on the clock. With the league's best punter in Tom Mante waiting to boot it down field, Yale instead called an improbably reverse run fake punt. John Powers evaded a would-be tackler in the backfield and moved behind a wall of blockers along the left sideline but Collin Zych blew up a double team block and Anthony Spadafino stopped Powers seven yards shy, giving Harvard the ball at Yale's 40 yard line with 2:25 as a stunned Yale crowd looked on.
It took Harvard just three plays to devastate the crowd again as Chris Lorditch cut across the middle of the field and then swiftly past two defenders up the seam as Winters lofted a perfect pass over the inside coverage. Thirty two yards later, Harvard suddenly led 14-10 even though Lorditch pulled his hamstring on the play.
Yale took over with 1:32 left and Witt completed two passes for 29 yards to midfield. On the next play however, John Lyon pressured Witt and he threw an ill-advised pass over the middle where Jon Takamura lurked with the senior picking off the pass. Yale had a full complement of timeouts left and did get the ball back on their own eight yard line, but the Bulldogs fumbled while trying a lateral and Conor Murphy came down with the ball as Harvard celebrated on the sideline.
The comeback negated a game that saw Yale come away with all the momentum on numerous gambles by both sides. Harvard repeatedly drove into Yale territory only to come up short against Yale's defense in a game defined by fourth-and-inches gambles. Harvard was 0-for-3 on fourth down plays while Yale converted two such scenarios before its unlikely punt fake.
Starting the second half, Harvard drove 79 yards to Yale's one yard line. On second down, Gordon appeared to clear the goal line but was ruled down and a third down QB sneak came up for a loss of one to bring up fourth down. The Crimson went for the TD but Gordon came up short and Yale took over deep in its own territory for the fourth time in the game following a drive lasting 7:25.
Cheng Ho and Marco Iannuzzi celebrate the victory. (Jon
On the first play of the fourth quarter, Yale went for a key fourth and inches inside Harvard's 25 and the referee needed a long look at the measurement before ruling a Bulldogs' first down. Five plays later, Alex Barnes lined up for a 27-yarder that would have given Yale a 13-0 lead but pushed it wide right with 12:40 to play.
Winters finished the day 19-of-26 for 211 yards and the two scores while adding 51 rushing yards. Gordon averaged 6.1 yards per carry with 85 rushing yards on 14 attempts. Lorditch had six catches for 104 yards while Luft had three for 55.
Ehrlich finished his career with two sacks in the game, helping him to 100 career tackles.
Harvard's first three drives of the game all ended in Yale territory; one on a fumble, and two drives ending on downs inside Yale's "red zone." Yale capitalized early and took a 10-0 lead into halftime.
Barnes put Yale on top with a 26 yard field goal on the Bulldogs' opening drive, capping a 13-play, 61-yard drive that chewed up 6:17 off the clock. After a Harvard fumble on its opening drive, Rod Reynolds snuck over the goal line on a second effort to put Yale ahead, 10-0, with 4:43 left in the first quarter.
In the second quarter, Harvard drove to Yale's 13 yard line and, faced with fourth and eight, lined up for a field goal but chose a fake. Matt Simpson didn't get complete control of the ball and his pass attempt was broken up to keep Harvard scoreless.


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Argentina - Robert Potash's questions and a transcript from an interview with Dr. Jorge Klappenbach covering the late 1960s. Topics include his connection with Onganía's government and Alejandro Lanusse's role in the movement to oust him.
Krieger Vasena, Adelbert
Argentina - Robert Potash's questions, notes, and a transcript from an interview with Dr. Adelbert Krieger Vasena, covering the late 1950s and 1960s. Topics include government transitions during that period, Onganía's presidency and ouster, and his role as Ministry of Economy.
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Argentina - Robert Potash's questions for an interview conducted with Julio Gancedo. Topics questions address: Guido period, Illia Period, and Onganía government.
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Argentina - Robert Potash's notes, questions and a transcript from interviews with General Miguel Viviani Rossi. Topics include his career in artillery and the army, his relationship with Lanusse, and Onganía's government.
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Argentina - Robert Potash's questions and a transcript from an interview with Colonel Eugenio Schetinni. Topics include his relationship with General Onganía and the men involved in his government; his work, anecdotes, stories and resignation as Mayor of Buenos Aires.
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Argentina - Robert Potash's questions, notes, and a transcript from an interview with Brigadier Eduardo McLoughlin. Topics include his career in the military (aviation) and the political arena focusing on his role as Minister during four periods: the "azules" and "colorados" struggles; Frondizi, Guido, and Onganía's rise to the presidency and subsequent falls, Lanusse's presidency, and Perón's ret... more
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Castro Sánchez, Eduardo R. (Eduardo Rómulo), 1918-2007
Argentina - Robert Potash's notes and transcript for an interview conducted with Eduardo Castro Sánchez. Primary topics addressed : his political position and role in the "1966 revolution", his role as Secretary of War, Illia's and Onganía's ousters (1970), the military intervention in the politics, and a speech at West Point and the U.S. position towards the situation.
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Argentina - Robert Potash's list of interview topics and questions for the interviews, and transcript of an interview with General Manuel Laprida. In the notes from the May 1970 interviews, Laprida discusses the formation of the Azules, the events of September 1962 and the subsequent retirements, the Illia Regime, the resignation of Avalos, the initiative that led to June 1966, the West Point Speech, Frente, the... more
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Argentina - Robert Potash's questions and a transcript from an interview conducted with José Rogelio Villareal. Topics include his designations; Illia, Onganía, and Levingston; the GAN (Great National Agreement); and elections: Lanusse's possible candidacy for President, the radicals' possibilities to win and the Peronism victory.
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Argentina - Robert Potash's transcript of an interview with Dr. Dardo Pérez Guilhou. Topics include his career as Education Secretariat; the "Cordobazo"; Lanusse, Levingston and Onganía and the way they addressed Perón while serving as president; education and university issues; and Onganía's government and personality.


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Looking for chemistry science fair project ideas? Find detailed and cool chemistry experiments for kids to use for science fair projects or just to learn about the world around them. With easy science projects for elementary school students and more advanced chemistry science projects for older students, Education.com's science fair resource has what you need for an afternoon of fun science!
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Kimberly Greene, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
"I love working with children and adolescents. My inner child comes out and I meet them where they are at. My background in dance, love for art, work with horses/animals and my athletic side really help me relate with them." Therapy includes: play therapy, art therapy, movement therapy, behavioral therapy, guided imagery and Eye Movement Desensitization (EMDR), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Heart Centered Therapy (HCT), attachment focused therapy and Brain Spotting (BSP).
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Many times, child therapists overdo the family system in their quest to seek effective solutions for emotional, learning or behavioral concerns with young children. And many times doctors overpathologize issues that shouldn't be medicated necessarily. This leaves parents wondering what is the best route for their child? Introducing brainwave optimization technology. A fast, effective, natural, and less expensive way to allow your child's brain to make the optimizing changes it desires to make---on its own! Without any external force, opinion, medication, diagnostic, etc. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com or 877-606-6161.
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Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
Parenting is rarely without stress, conflict and feelings of failure. Two children do not respond the same to techniques of parental guidance and training. What works for one child seldom works for the other children in the family. I can provide the parental instruction and guidance to assist you in solving the issues which contribute to the conflict.
Child Therapist
Heather Blessing, Heather Cassandra Blessing, LMFT
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
In 95864 - Nearby to Folsom.
Did your young child experience a traumatic event? Are they struggling with behavior issues? Are you at a loss of what to do? I have more than 18 years of experience working with young children with special needs, emotional problems, behavioral problems and ones who have experience trauma or loss. I can help. I work WITH the parent or caregiver to help the child be the best they can be. I also support parents at IEPs, 504 Plans, and team meetings. I can advocate for you and your child's needs. Call now for a consultation.
Child Therapist
Joan Fellows, M.A. MFC
Licensed Marriage, Family, Individual Therapist
In 95814 - Nearby to Folsom.
Often times young children do not have the words to express what is going on inside of them. I help young children by providing them with different ways to express their thoughts, feelings, worries and stresses. To help young children I often use play therapy techniques, art therapy, sand tray therapy and many more experiential modalities. In therapy I provide a safe, nurturting and therapuetic environment.
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John Kane, AMFT, APCC
Associate Marriage and Family Therapist
Available for Online Therapy
After 11 years of working with children, I find it more effective to work with you, the parent. This is not because you are responsible for the way your child is behaving or what your child is going through, but because you have the most positive power and influence in your child's life. If I can use what I know through education and experience to empower you the parent to connect to your child, it will be more impactful and long lasting than if I spend therapy sessions with them. Your child will also find healing through their relationship with you, increasing trust, and strengthening your relationship for the present and future. You will have your Parenting Power back, stronger than ever!
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If you feel like you are at a loss for how to parent your child, you are not alone. Your child didn't come with instructions, so oftentimes parents find themselves frustrated and overwhelmed with trying to figure out what is the "right" way to do things. Come in for individual, family, or parent coaching sessions to learn how to be the parent your child needs and deserves.
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Reverend Sherri Board, LCPC
Licensed Clinical Pastoral Counselor
Available for Online Therapy
Here at My True Temperament Christian Counseling, LLC, we help parents and children, 7-18 years of age, learn and understand the child's true temperament. True temperament means what are the inherent ways, ways specific to the child and not to his/her environment, in which the child prefers to interact with others. We measure the child's temperament in three ways. Inclusion/Social Orientation, Control/Power, and Affection/Emotions. The greatest benefit to both parents and child knowing the child's true temperament is the ability to work with the temperament of the child and not against it. For the convenience of the family, True Temperament Counseling is offered strictly online.
You have found the top therapists in Folsom, CA who specialize in helping children.
Thank you for visiting our California page of licensed child psychologists and child therapists in Folsom, California who are trained and experienced in helping children and youth. Working with children requires a different skillset from other types of therapy and here you will find therapists who are skilled, patient and experienced. Please note that while all therapists here work with children, not all may be a registered psychologist. You can easily verify this on each profile. Reach out to a child therapist or child psychologist in Folsom today, our contact forms are "open" 24/7.
Folsom is located in Sacramento County, California. It has a land area of 27.70 square miles and a water area of 2.35 square miles.  The population of Folsom is 76,375 people with 25,879 households and a median annual income of $100,978. .
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Booking a weekly counseling session with a licensed therapist in Folsom is not a large financial issue for the majority of people in this area. Sustaining a commitment to mental health treatment is easily accessible for the average family, but ask your therapist if there are any concerns as many will accept insurance or even offer sliding scale fees. Low cost counseling and affordable therapy are also sometimes offered by listed city and university level clinics, check with your local Folsom public health department.


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The SAP Business Planning and Consolidation (SAP BPC) application delivers planning, budgeting, forecasting capabilities, so you can easily adjust plans and forecasts, speed up budget and closing cycles, and ensure compliance with financial reporting standards.
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The Chicago Alliance
Our History
In 1997, 86 different homeless services providers organized to form Chicago's Partnership to End Homelessness. The partnership was a collaborative effort designed to secure funding and forge strong public/private connections.
In 2001, Chicago developed a 10-Year Plan to End Homelessness that outlined several city-wide strategic priorities designed to end homelessness. In response to the plan, a second organization, known as Chicago's Continuum of Care Board, sprang up as a collaborative effort to help providers align with the strategic priorities and to manage federal funding. In 2006, these two organizations consolidated to become the Chicago Alliance to End Homelessness.
In 2011, the Chicago Alliance again consolidated operations with the Emergency Fund, an organization that worked collaboratively with more than 30 homeless and social services providers to provide temporary financial assistance to their clients.
In 2015, the Chicago Alliance and Emergency Fund officially merged to become All Chicago Making Homelessness History. Each consolidation has more closely united key stakeholders involved in ending homelessness, removed duplicate efforts, more effectively used limited resources, and strengthened the effort to align with the strategic priorities that will ultimately lead to the end of homelessness in Chicago. Read more about Chicago's current plan to end homelessness here.
Our Chicago Alliance program works to create a more effective homeless services system in Chicago. We:
- Administer a collaborative application to secure approximately $60 million in annual federal funding for Chicago's homeless services
- Manage the Homeless Management Information System (HMIS), a database that captures city-wide homeless data. We train homeless services providers to use the database and create reports for them when needed. We continually improve data collection and data quality processes. We analyze and incorporate city-wide data to identify gaps in housing and services offerings, and to determine how we're doing in meeting the seven strategic priorities outlined in Chicago's Plan 2.0: A Plan to End Homelessness.
- Help our community align with the seven strategic priorities list in Chicago's Plan 2.0: A Plan to End Homelessness
- Support several commissions and constituency expert groups with resources, information, and technical assistance. Their perspective creates well-rounded, realistic ways to meet our community's needs.
We developed interactive data dashboards for the Ending Veteran Homelessness Initiative, and the data has become a critical component for the effort which has housed more than 3,500 veterans since January 2015.


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It's only 1,800 square feet, but architect Robert Venturi packed a lot into this house. Particularly, a lot of light.
"I've asked myself, 'Why is the light so wonderful?'," said Agatha Hughes, the current resident of the Vanna Venturi House, aka Mother House. "I think it's because it comes from so many places. Up above you and down below — it has so many angles and planes to play off of."
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Hughes has been living here for four years, having inherited the house from her parents who resided in the house for 40 years. The house is a jangle of odd angles, curved planes, and windows layered against shortened walls.
Even on an overcast spring day, the rooms are filled with diffused light.
"I don't have a light on in the house, not one light bulb, and there's light everywhere," marveled Hughes.
The Vanna Venturi House has been on the bucket list of almost every architect in the world since it was built in 1966. It will be featured in an upcoming PBS documentary, "Ten Buildings That Changed America," premiering May 12.
The house was designed for Venturi's aging mother, who lived with a caregiver. When he designed it in 1961, the young architect was kicking against Modernism, with its clean, modular lines, and at the same time making a home where his mother would feel comfortable.
The result is a house full of crazy-quilt shapes. There's an asymmetrical trapezoid fireplace, a staircase with jutting corners, and a roof split by an empty shaft where the peak would be.
"I never find the shapes -- the complex angles and shapes -- I never find the jarring," said Hughes.
"They all fit together in a beautiful way that's harmonious."
Hughes lives here full time, constantly beset by visitors from around the world. For the most part, she welcomes them, and keeps the house in show-off condition (except for the basement, a strictly private space where Hughes allows her own art practice to get messy). Sometimes visitors request a visit in advance, sometimes they show up at random times.
Welcoming visitors, setting boundaries
"It's very obvious when you come down the driveway, you can come to a certain place where you can see the entire façade of the house and you're not in my space, even though you've come down my driveway," said Hughes. "But the minute you step over that imaginary line, you are in my space, then I expect you to come to the front door and ask permission."
The house has not been altered during its 50 years. It has the original flooring, original blinds, and original cabinets. Robert Venturi has been consulted every time the house was repainted.
Upkeep is expensive. Hughes will have to sell it soon, and is trying to protect the house with historical easements to make sure the next owner will be as faithful to the architect's original vision.
WHYY will host a preview of the film "Ten Buildings that Changed America" Tuesday, with a discussion of the work of Robert Venturi and his partner Denise Scott Brown.
This story was reported through a news coverage partnership between NBC10.com and NewsWorks.org


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U.S. health officials ramped up warnings Thursday about a specialty pharmacy linked to a widening outbreak of a rare kind of meningitis, urging doctors and hospitals not to use any products from the company.
Investigators this week found contamination in a sealed vial of the steroid at the New England Compounding Center in Framingham, Massachusetts, according to Food and Drug Administration officials.
Tests are under way to determine if it is the same fungus blamed in the outbreak that has sickened 35 people in six states. At least five, and possibly six, of them have died, according to reports. All received steroid shots for back pain.
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"Out of an abundance of caution, we advise all health care practitioners not to use any product" from the company, said Ilisa Bernstein, director of compliance for the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research.
The company recalled the steroid medication last week and has shut down operations. The recalled steroid had been shipped to facilities in 23 states since July.
The type of fungal meningitis involved is not contagious like the more common forms. It is caused by a fungus often found in leaf mold. Health officials suspect it may have been in the steroid.
Investigators said they are still trying to confirm the source of the infection, but the one common theme in all the illnesses is that each patient got the steroid medication.
In Tennessee, the state with by far the most cases with 25, many victims got the shots at the Saint Thomas Outpatient Neurosurgery Center in Nashville, which had 2,000 vials of the suspect lots, the largest number. That clinic voluntarily closed last month to deal with the investigation.
The Tennessean reported Thursday that both St. Thomas Hospital and Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville had each reported two deaths from the outbreak, which could bring the state's total death toll to four. Deaths were also reported in Virginia and Maryland.
Meningitis is an inflammation of the lining of the brain and spinal cord. Symptoms include severe and worsening headache, nausea, dizziness and fever. Some of the patients also experienced slurred speech, and difficulty walking and urinating, Tennessee health officials said.
The time from infection to onset of symptoms is estimated at anywhere from a few days to a month, so some people may not have fallen ill yet, health officials said.
Last week, the New England Compounding issued a recall of three lots of the steroid — methylprednisolone acetate. In a statement Wednesday, the company said it had voluntarily suspended operations and was working with regulators to identify the source of the infection.
Compounding pharmacies mix ingredients for customized medicines that generally aren't commercially available, are needed in a different dose or formulation, or are in short supply. They are regulated by states.
The investigation began about two weeks ago after a case of fungal meningitis was diagnosed in Tennessee. Fungal meningitis is treated with high-dose antifungal medications, usually given intravenously in a hospital.


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Some stories, in their telling, are so hard to believe and, at their end, are so hard to bear that—if they were not historically, demonstrably real—readers might be forgiven for dismissing them as over the top; stranger than fiction; too fanciful, and dreadful, by half.
And yet anyone who has made it past, say, the eighth grade in virtually any school system anywhere in the world knows at least the rudiments of Anne Frank's indelible story—and what's more, knows it to be true.
The narrative elements that form the framework of Anne's Diary of a Young Girl are as prosaic and as grotesque as those that animate the darkest fairy tales.
A young girl, wise and compassionate beyond her years, and her family go into hiding in Amsterdam during the Second World War, desperate to evade the Nazis who occupy their adopted country; the girl and those in hiding with her are eventually betrayed (by a person or persons still, to this day, unknown) and are sent to concentration camps; most of her former companions die—or rather, are murdered by Nazis and their willing proxies—along with millions of other Jews and "undesirables" in the coming years; Anne Frank herself is only 15 years old when she dies at Bergen-Belsen in March 1945—one month before Allied troops liberate the camp.
These and other wrenching elements of Anne's tale, imparted in the clear, unsentimental prose of her famous diary, are now integral markers in the shared memory of disparate cultures all over the world.
Here, decades after the Frank family went into hiding, LIFE commemorates Anne's unconquerable spirit—and bears witness to the suffering unleashed by the Third Reich—through the story of one seemingly incongruous photograph: a picture of children playing in a sandbox in Amsterdam in 1937.
LIFE magazine set the scene, and explained the significance of the sandbox photograph, in its October 12, 1959, issue:
The snapshot . . . adds a fascinating footnote to the Anne Frank legend. LIFE photographer Paul Schutzer found it when he was thumbing through a family album in the home of Maryland friends. "One familiar face caught my eye," he recalls, "and I realized it was Anne Frank."
His hostess, Mrs. Barbara Rodbell, who is in the snapshot, told him it had been taken by her mother in Amsterdam in 1937. She had heard from most of the other girls since the war and, with her help, Schutzer set out to track them down. One had died, like Anne, in a concentration camp—Barbara's own sister, Susanne. On a 21,000-mile journey, Schutzer found the three others and recorded their lives 22 years after the snapshot.
Each of the women is now happily married and raising children. Meanwhile their childhood friend's fame continues to grow. Her "Diary" has now sold 3.5 million copies. . . . [Note: Today that number has grown to more than 30 million copies.— Ed.] Mrs. Rodbell, living now in contented obscurity, feels that, for most of the girls in the snapshot at least, a remark from one of Anne's last entries has come true: "I think that it will all come out all right, this cruelty too will end and that peace and tranquility will return again."
Seven decades after Anne Frank and her family crept into their now-famous annex, and more than three-quarters of a century after a mother took a picture of her daughters and their friends playing in the sun in a small backyard in Amsterdam, LIFE.com offers these photographs—many of which never ran in LIFE magazine—made by Paul Schutzer during his deeply personal 21,000-mile trek into the past.
Liz Ronk, who edited this gallery, is the Photo Editor for LIFE.com. Follow her on Twitter @lizabethronk.


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SRT has shown the most revealing teaser image yet of the new 2013 Viper, completing another step in the car's striptease.
Slated for a public debut at the New York auto show on Wednesday, the new Viper will be the halo car for Chrysler's new SRT brand.
If patience isn't your thing, autoweek.com readers who have Twitter accounts can ask SRT director of operations Beth Paretta anything about the 2013 Viper via Twitter on Tuesday, April 3, at 5:45 p.m. Eastern. For more details on the event, click here.
Also, don't forget to brush up on your Viper history with Autoweek's Viper Week, featuring our archived articles and reviews from 1989 to now.


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Hidden away in a real greenhouse, you can admire the beauty of 40 different species of butterflies. It's a wonderful new experience for your nature-loving children where you can witness the egg-laying, hatching and the metamorphosis of these beautiful insects.
If you love some of INSPIRELLE's portraits and Paris photos, turn to professional photographer Alexis Duclos. One of our most fervent supporters, Alexis is an experienced award-winning photographer and video cameraman who can capture your individual and family portraits for business or personal use as well as produce corporate videos to enhance your company websites.
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The American School of Paris (ASP) in Saint Cloud, a western suburb of Paris, is a great place for families to find innovative activities and holiday camps in English. Through its Extension Program the private, international school opens its world-class facilities to external students aged 4 to 18 during school vacations as well as Wednesdays and Saturdays throughout the school year.
Camps and year-round activities led in English include basketball, tennis, soccer, coding, science, fashion design, filmmaking, theatre and more. Kids looking to improve their English skills have a choice of English immersion classes and even intensive workshops to prepare for the English BAC exam or the SAT American college entrance exam. At ASP, there's bound to be a camp or workshop right for your child.
Check out their WEBSITE for all the details!
Metro: Bérault or Château de Vincennes (line 1)
Leave all your party organization to these experts! For children's parties for ages 3-12, you'll find all kinds of themed animators like clowns, pirates and princesses.
Metro: Porte Dorée (line 8)
At this zoo, also known as the Vincennes Zoo, imagine you're in the savanna, Patagonia, or in the tropical climates of Guyana and Madagascar. All year round, you can come here to encounter more than 180 animal species kept in conditions as close to their original habitat as possible.
Metro: Porte Dorée (line 8)
Here's a real cultural jewel. Learn about the immigrants who helped build France over the past two centuries at this fascinating multicultural museum. Discover a large collection of photographs, documents and video that trace the history, culture and contributions of the many ethnic groups that make up France today.
The museum is located in an exquisite Art Deco building, the Palais de la Porte d'Orée, built in 1931 for the International Colonial Exhibition in Paris. INSPIRELLE recommends this museum for adults and older children, but younger kids can fully enjoy the tropical aquarium on the lower level.
As mentioned in our article 15 Indoor Activities for Children in Paris on Rainy Days!
Metro: Porte Dorée (line 8)
It may not be very big but, housed in the beautifully maintained Art Deco building, Le Palais de la Porte Dorée, this small aquarium won't disappoint. Learn about the richness and diversity of the aquatic world and the importance it represents. Its 84 aquariums contain about 5,000 animals, including 300 species of tropical fish and fauna.
Metro: Nation (lines 1, 2, 6 and 9)
Authentic Northern Chinese cuisine in a brasserie-type atmosphere. Avoid the Thai-influenced dishes on the copious menu and go for the more authentic specialities such as eggplants sautéed in soy sauce, Squirrel Mandarin Fish (poisson écureuil), and shredded Peking-style pork served with little pancakes.
Metro: Cour St-Emilion (line 14)
One of the best kept secrets in town is the enchanting Musée des Arts Forains, or Museum of Carnival Arts. Discover a stunning collection of beautiful, old amusement park rides and other carnival-related attractions in a magical space hidden in Bercy Village, southeast Paris. The gorgeous craft and workmanship of these carousels will astound you.
As mentioned in our Guide to After School and Weekend Activities and 15 Indoor Activities for Children in Paris on Rainy Days!
Founded in 1995 by Françoise Dorget in the Marais district, Caravane's collection are a mix of bohemian and modern. The furniture along with the lighting, handcrafted objects and textiles are a source of inspiration for everyday interiors.
This large chain with 250 stores in France and around Europe, offers a huge variety of styles for all your home decorating needs. Whatever your preference the Maisons du Monde's own team of furniture designers imagine their exclusive and unique collections of furniture and decor each year in 3 different catalogues – indoor, outdoor, and junior.
Homesick Brits love this popular, English style bakery-cafe with four establishments around Paris serving a wide variety of homemade cakes, scones, quiches and fresh bread. A favorite treat is the carrot cake with icing made from organic quality ingredients. They also serve organic salads and soups and brunch on weekends. The original Rose Bakery is located on the rue des Martyrs in the 9th arrondissement, a street made popular by its numerous resident artisans and specialty shops.
For more brunch recommendations, read our article: "15 Best Weekend Brunches in and Around Paris"
One of the largest and most varied selection of white porcelain pieces, plus more, with 5 locations in Paris.
Metro: Porte de Choisy (line 7 and T3)
An authentic Chinese "dim sum" restaurant that'll transport you back to the big banquet halls of Hong Kong, with pushcarts that circulate the dining tables offering dozens of dainty, traditional bite-sized delicacies for you to choose from. Try steamed, fried or stuffed. Rely on old favorites like: steamed shrimp dumplings (Har Gao), steamed pork brioches (cha siu bao), stuffed raviolis and sticky rice in lotus leaves. It's noisy and crowded, but definitely kid-friendly!
For more brunch recommendations, read our article: "15 Best Weekend Brunches in and Around Paris"!
Metro: Chemin Vert (line 8) Bastille (lines 1, 5 and 8)
A one-stop shop for all your child's birthday party supplies and costumes. This store is 100% dedicated to children's-themed parties. From Snow White and Cinderella to Spiderman or Ninja Turtles, they have something to suit almost any children's theme. Visit this Paris location or order everything online!
Metro: Chemin Vert (line 8), Bastille (line 1, 5 and 8), Bréguet Sabin (line 5)
Part of the family of Viva Fiesta stores, this location offers 150m² of pure fantasy when it comes to finding your favorite disguise. Whether it's for that special adults only soirée or your child's birthday party, you'll find plenty of options here. Order online for home delivery (4.99€, or free for purchases over 40€) or pick-up in the store.
Metro: Parmentier (line 3), Oberkampf (lines 5 and 9)
Another hip and must-visit gluten free bakery in the 11th arrondissement of Paris. Their pastries are to die for and you just have to try their famous rectangular bread!
Read full review here of gluten-free bakeries in Paris by INSPIRELLE contributor Chloe Martin.
Metro: Porte de Choisy (line 7 and T3)
One of the oldest Chinese canteens in Paris, this family-style restaurant continues to be popular with locals. You come here for quick service and a vast array of soups, dim sum delicacies, BBQ duck and rice plates at a good value. It's big, noisy and often crowded, but very kid-friendly and perfect for weekend brunch en famille.
Metro: République (lines 3,5,8,9,11)
Once you step into the exotic surroundings of Les Cents Ciels, with it's sensual ambiance and Moroccan décor, you'll be transported to a land of "The Hundred Skies". At this traditional hammam, every detail ensures your complete relaxation and serenity. Bliss out and try one of their Rituels du Hammam packages, which allow you access to their steamy hammam, sauna and pool for about one hour before your treatment.
A concept store created by the founders of the BONPOINT, the children's fashion label, launched in 2009 to fill a need in Paris to bring together the best of the world of fashion, design, and household goods in one place. A real "destination" store, it includes a Used Book Café with 10,000 books to choose from, a cinema café with a classic film projected on the wall, and a lunch canteen offering a balanced and healthy lunch everyday.
Metro: Saint Paul (line 1)
Hand rolled ice cream is the new trend in ice cream and a fun experience on a hot day! Ice Roll has developed a special chilled plate to which they add your favorite base before forming it into ice cream before your eyes! The neat thing is that it is scraped into curls before being placed in a cup for a really beautiful design — then, you have a choice of any toppings you'd like.


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International Litigation and Transactions in the Face of GDPR – A Panel Preview
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• Border Land, Border Water by CJ Alverez
• Taking the Land to Make the City by Mary Ryan
• No Way But To Fight by Andrew RM Smith
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Left-hander Zach Britton, who led the Orioles in wins as a rookie last season, has mostly struggled in three previous starts at Triple-A Norfolk.
But on Thursday, Britton took a significant step toward rejoining the Orioles' starting rotation, turning in his best Triple-A performance this season.
Britton issued his first quality start in four starts with the Tides, allowing just two runs on three hits over six innings in a 5-3 win against Buffalo. Britton also struck out five, the most he's had in a game since joining the Tides, and issued two walks.
Britton yielded both runs in the second inning and then retired 13 of the final 14 batters he faced.
Britton (2-1) lowered his ERA at Norfolk to 5.82 in 21 2/3 innings. Between Norfolk and Double-A Bowie, he is 3-1 with a 4.01 ERA in 33 2/3 innings.
Britton spent most of the season on the disabled list with left-shoulder impingement, but he was optioned to Norfolk on June 6.
Lew Ford and Miguel Tejada each had two hits in the game. Reliever J.C. Romero extended his scoreless-inning streak to nine innings and Pat Neshek earned his fifth save.


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Diocese releases 1st report from ombudsman
Critics say report should release names, not just numbers
The new watchdog on Catholic priest abuse in Kansas City has issued her first report.
Kansas City Diocese Ombudsman Jenifer Valenti said the church has looked at 79 cases of alleged abuse, including five substantiated cases that involved past or current priests, workers or volunteers. Three of the people named in those case are now deceased.
The diocese published Valenti's report in its newspaper, The Catholic Key.
"This report shows this diocese is being open and honest," Valenti said.
Valenti did not say whether the report includes Shawn Ratigan, a former priest who last week pleaded guilty to sexual exploitation charges involving five girls.
She said in the report, half of the cases came from tips about a potential abuse problem, not necessarily committed by anyone involved with the church.
"What I would do is help them get in touch with the state hotline of the police," Valenti said. "But there would not be an internal investigation because that person is not acting on behalf of the diocese."
Michael Hunter said the report doesn't go far enough because it only gives numbers. Hunter is a member of Survivor's Network of those Abused by Priests, SNAP, a vocal critic of the church's handling of abuse cases.
"It doesn't give the names of people. It doesn't say who the priests are," Hunter said.
"If there was a volunteer or someone in public ministry who has been ousted, that's something the diocese has already issued press releases about," Valenti said.
Some church critics said they want the names gathered and posted online. Hunter said Valenti's work is well-intentioned, but leaving out names makes her report incomplete.
"Catholic parents need to know who they need to keep their kids from," he said.
Catholic Bishop Robert Finn set up the watchdog office after the Ratigan scandal broke last year. Finn is scheduled to go on trial next month on charges of not immediately reporting suspicions about Ratigan to state child safety officials.


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